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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-17
Fieri Facias nsntnst Jean Bordes-In Tie

flerl fuc1as u9atust Jean B0rdes-ln the
matter of the City of New Orleans praying for
adecree Of mortgage privilege, etc, upon tho
property OF the Third Draining District
CuPkklOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ ofOrleans No. 49, 22 mos 32i and 1925 of the shcr-
i'll docket)-By virtue of two writs of tier facias
against Jean Borics, to me directed by the honor
able the superior District Court for the parish of
Orleans, in the above entitled cause Wilt proceed
to sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
Auetioneers Exchange Royal street, between
Canal and Cnstonhouse streets, in the second Dis
trict of this city, on MONDAY, November g. 1875 at
twelve o'clock NJ. the following described prop
l. TWO LOTS OF GROUND AND IMPROVE
MkNTS, in the Third District, numbers one and
fifteen, in square number ons thousand and
twenty nine, bounded by Antouis, st. Anthony
Celestine and Genius streets, measuring: Lot num-
Der one has sixfyfoar feet on St: Anthony street,
and one hundred aud twenty eight feet in depth;
l1t number fifteen has sixty.four feet ON Genius
street, and one hundred and sixty feet in depth.
O. LOT NUMBER FOUR, in square number one
thousand and twenty nine, bounded BY Antonio,
st. Anthony, Oelestine and Genius Streets meas
uring sHty four feet on Celestine street. and one
hundred and sixty feet In depth. W
eeized in the above suit. thf a'''H
Terms-Cash on the spot. o.D... y
ktGEER wAG0AMAN,
OCT II mol Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of 0flean
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kuGRNR WAGGAMAN,
OCT II nO7 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
Fieri Encias against w. Il. HOdge-In the
matter OF the Second Draining District pray.
ing for the homologalion of the asse ami MT

Fieri Facias against w. a. HOdge-In the
matter of the Second Draining District pray.
ing for the hoinologaton of the sment
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. 1888 mo. 3O2 of the sheAf's
docket By virtue of writ of feri facias against
W. q. Hodge, to me directed by the honorable
the Superior District Court for the parish of Or
leans in the above entitled cause, WILL proceed to
sell at public auction, at the Merchants and Auc
tioneers Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and Cnstonhouse streets, in the Second District of
this city, on MONDAY, November 8, 1878, at twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property, to
SQUARE NUMBER FIFTY-SIX AND IMPROVE.
MkNTS, in the Sixth District bounded by and
measuring one hundred feet three inches and one
hundred aud fortysiX feet two inches two lines on
Pitt street hnl dred feet three inches and oHe
hundred and thirty. Height feet six inches seven
lines on Jennet street, two hundred and ninety
feet on Webster street, and two hundred and
ninety feet inch two lines OIL line of Bloom.
ingdale.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
Df VI ris nfn Owl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-17
|nk no der VS.. Jeremiah Donovan.

i DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
bans, No. BY virtue of q wri. of fieri
me directed by the honorable the Sixth
) Court for the parish of Orleans, in the
Untitled cause, will proceed TO sell at public
on the premises Hereinafter designated,
RDAY, October %. 1875, at five o'clock +.
following described property, to wit
LoNTtNrS AND FIXTURES OF A COFFEE
situated No. l21 Carondelet street, between
tie and Poydras streets, in the First Dis.
this city, as per inventory which may be
my office.
! in the above suit
s-Cash on the spot
EuGENE wAGGAMAN,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-17
THE City of New Orleans VS.. e. II.

EUGENE WAGGAMAN
ocl 10 II nc3 Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-17

EUGENE wAGGAMAN
GELS "a noS Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-02
The spanish Revelation

The revolution in SPAN constitutes an event
startling even In this age Of sudden political
changes, and shows very forcibly the nature OF
the people who are 70 become its subject A
nation noted for its impetuous character, an 1
Constantly under revolutionary influences, Ia
quietly and spontaneously changed It's fern of
government from that OF republic to that OF q
kingdom, and Alphonso the Twelfth now rules
Spain by the reclamation OF Its people. This,
too, after vigorous war, prosecuted by royal
lists and resisted D. the ruling republicans; and
the coDteEttng factions OF one Of the most hot
FLOODED nations in the world have ceased their
disputes and declared their submission to roy
atty. Don AlphOnso well says: "I know well
thar IL Is not q pleasure 70 be King Of Spain ut
this moment, bat shall try to understand my
duty and d. it." He has before him the e1am-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-02
The Price Of Coal Must Come Down


The Pennsylvania coal combination, althou xh
successful in their attempt to tx the rates OF
wages ard regulate the price of coal In 1874 ind
themselves At the end OF the year worse off, in
prospective, than If they had not attempted to
control the laws Of supply and demand. Hard
times and q mild winter would have been too
much for them, but these causes oftheir defeat
were helped along by the high prices they es.
tabished, and now an excellent authority esti-
mates tie total amount OF coal in first hands at
t,6OO, tons. No combination is strong enough
t0prevent thisvast quantity from bearing the
market With such a stock seeking sale, and
with the elamOToUs demand of the depressed
manufacturing interest for cheap fuel, and the
protest Of the public against the high prices pre-
VsiliDg, II IL inevitable that break do WI should
occur. The programme OF the operators Is 20
cease mining until the stock can be worked of.
In this way they hope to protect from loss the
holders of stock by maintaining cid prices q
while longer, and in the mean time they in
tend 70 put down wages at the cost of
strike II necessary, and hope TO obtain con-
siderably lower rates from all the railroads,
VIII they be able TO keep up prices even tempo
rarily? 1t don't look as if they will. At the
Scranton coal sale in New York a day or two
ago the rates BID were lower than in November,
when, without interference with natural laws,
s125asJ 50 in November to s5.22 Ass p in De-
cember, egg from $50 to $3.50, stove from
Sc 81 TO s6O5as6 q. here's what q Maurh
Chunk correspondent OF the New York Tribune
thinks OF it, IL now appears certain that the
nigh price OF anthracite coal cannot be much
longer maintained. An early reduction of 81
ten Is probable, followed by further falling of
In March. The movement. began a few DAYS
ago among the operators in this, the Lenish
region, and will soon embrace the whole
anthracite producing section" He gives good
reasons for bis opinions-facts and figures.
Another correspondent OF the Tribune, writing
from Hazelton, Luzerne county, Pa, says:
The pressure OF hard times has at last
oefesttd the welt laid plans of this combination.
Coal operators zee that artificial prices can no
longer be maintained. Consumption has fallen
on heavily, and large stocks OF coal have accu-
meIAted AZ shipping points. A reduction OF
price L inevitable. The operators can stand
only small portion OF the reduction demanded
by the condition OF the country and the laws of
trade The rest ought 70 be borne by the rail-
road comp anies and the miners"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-02

w s. ROOSE,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
No. 1888 Pennsylvania avenue, nesr 18th street,
Who Iesale Dealer in I'm ported and Manufacturer
Of the Cactus. La Msnols, La Boose
and Stockton Cigars.
Agent for the Ambrosia Fine Cut.
The trade applied direct frsm the factory at tbs
very lowest New York and Baltimore prices.
Orders left at the following hotels will be pity
attended to, where persons also get their Gig
at slight advance the wholesale prices: VIII
lards, Metropolitan and Imperial hotels; B.
Fresch Queen, st James; n. j. Hilimsn, St.
CLOUD; ~oodbury Go st. George; j rdan Cor
don, Owen House. decl6-Sn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-02
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRiOT
OF COLUMBIA.

December 1874. Special Term.
Nc ALIsTKR cs. McALIsTER, e. al. No. 81, Equity
Docket 8
Ordered By the court This Sd day Of December,
that the sale made aad reported 10 the court on
the 81 day OF December, A. ID. 1870, be ratified and
confirmed, uDless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the 20 DAY OF JANUARY, A. D.
1875, provided copy OF this order DO printed and
published In the Evening Star. newspaper printed
and Published In the Oily of Washington, once in
ID day Of January, A. d. 1875 The report statee
the amount u sales to be e3,U1 20.
By the Court: A. WYLIR.
true cepy-Test:
des-sst B. J. HxIQS, CLERK and Justice,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-02

A bright little home drama, entitled sour
Little Mischief" written for the STAR BY a
Popular New England lady writer, will bs
found in another part of the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-02

IL may be necessary to send troops to Maine.
The signso war there over the Senatorial ques-
ti0n are unmistakAble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-02
EDUCATIONAL.

nR. PIRABEAU TEACHES PIANO. HAIR
MONf and the Cultivation of the Voice. 80
ass lIf street northwest. at Mrs. REIOHEN.
bAO6 - flaeo store. cecl4-Iy'
EHGLIsH, IRENOH, AND CLASSICAL IN.
- oTlTUTS Tor young ladies, 9lS New York
Principal. Seventh annual session bexfns OF the
l4ts OF september, lHl. eu9ae-ly
"A LHWIOK sIMINARY FOB YOUNG LADIIs
Address IA. TYSON q sIsTRh,
nari1-ly Confess p. o.. Prfnos 0sorse 90, ID.
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GOAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.

ssYe slvsys on hand q large and assorted stocs
ef AM h bACI1k and BtTphIHoUS GOALS
ElNE, OAK and HICKORY WOOD 10 TIE stick
or sawed aud split; sll Kept under cover,
Having the control Of several brands u Imported
ard Domestic CLEMENTS and CALOTNED pLsS.
IEhs, aid handling early many millions Of BAA
COB bhTHS, Am IN condition 20 fli orders ~ any
chsrscfer in my line with dispatch and djelity a
wholesale and retail, upon terms that defy con,e-
tItien.
Central Once-623 Louisiana avenue northwest
Branch 1srd-lst 81 bet. aud q sts southeast
NhsTf-Foot Of Sd street southeast.
oCtsl-ly Nm GUISASD
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EOR SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN-Smail ARM,
l6S acres, In District Of Columbia, % miles
rom Center Market; well fenced. buildings, 6c.
Terma easy. To the street cars one mile, Apply
"os' decl-lm'
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HER
% II p II II UNITr

TO INVEST A FEW DOLLARS, WITH
POSSIBLE RETURNS OF THOUSANDS,
IS OFFERED BY THE POSTPONEMENT
OF PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KY. TO THE
9th OF FEBRUARY, NEXT, OF THEIR
FIFTH AND LAST NCERT AND
DRAWING. THE MANAGEMENT ARE
PLEDGED TO THE RETURN OF THE
MONEY IF THE DRAWING SHOULD NOT
COME OFF AT THE DAY NOW APPOINT
ED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-02
COAL AND WOOD.

EOAL AsD WO0D.-On hand, Q large supoly q
~ the celebrated West Nirgt0ia spiiat COA l., FOR
open CRATES also, all kinds e Anthracite aud Cum-
berlsnd GOALS, Hickory, Oak and Pine WOOD,
Sawed aud bpiit, any lengths % suit purchasers.
SOBOMOs srONER.
0fces-CoIuer 2lst aud 4, and n, betwesn Issh ana
icih streets. dsCia I'm
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pie OF King Amsdeu', Who was driven to q
sensible resignation by troubles and disorders
with which he could not compete, with such
unruly subjects at the bottom Of them. Follow
ing uron bis reign was the existence of a short
lived republic, which suddenly dies, seemingly
OF political heart disease Then there Ia Cuba
distracted and torn by discussions Of the most
cruel and unrelenting nature, until its naturally
rich soil aud princey estates are rendered
almost worthless. Spain Is q beautiful country,
ano should be wealthy and prosperous, and IL
the new sovereign can reconcile the unhappy
and mercurial tempers of his people, and bring
about that peace they have 80 long needed, then
indeed will he be entitled to the proud title Of
Alphonso the Great.
Pa.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-02

Whole Tickets $50. Halves SIS. Tenth, or each
Coupon o.. Eleven Whole Tickets, 500.
For Tickets, or information, address
THO. =. BRAMLETT1, Agent and Manager,
Leulsville, Ky. decI8- N ,th& w I'd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-02

Real estate increases in Richmond, Va, last
year 81 4SI 100. good exhibit for the capital
of the Old Dominion.
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~ WATEB RIGIsrRAK's OYFTOE,
Wy DISTEICT OF COLlMBIA,
WASHINGTON, recember 81, 1874.

NOTICE
POTOMAC WATKB RENTS FOB THE YEAR
1879 ARE NOW DUB AxD PAYABLE AT THIS OFFICE.
IL not paid within tfirty days from date tie ow Of
water will be cut eff FROM ALL PREMISES IN Ar
RsARs, ard additional charge of two dollars
made before the same Is turned in.
TIMOTHY LUBEY,
JsTl-)Ot Water Registrar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-02
THE TRADES.

THE TRADES.
SsIdCLAIR b ROBERTSOH,
~ PRACTICAL mdcssRfsfs and BRgtst Bxtld0s
Personal attention given to Jobbfng and Repairu
pders solicited, and az animation OF work invited
HIS ID STREEr,
seph-m fronting on Pennsylvania avenue
a VIKINGS AND IBOH AWHIUo PHANHa
n FOB STORES,
AanufActurud By
n. q. COPELAND,
1SuLsln2a avenue. one door east OF ysh Stress
AWNINGS for Stores, Public Buiiinss, II etels
Pr1vote Residences.
FLAGS, OA4P.Ml1TIHG TRHTE for Gale %
rent.
Agent for The Improved Mndsv Proof Avnh
So0Ot. DATs-tf
A VIKINGS AND AWNING eRAMEs
"A ~ sNyrcSsd SsyLs sad Psstsa,
tor oeoree, Hotels, Public Buildings, Ofy ed OouD
ry Residences ct factory Drfoes.
nanufsctured By
J0HA O. HOGAN,
s1S Market Space, between 1th and Cd ssrssa.
1iAss and Camp Meeting Tents for sale or rent.
sole agent for the only Genuine AfIdeved Proof
Awning material. epla-sr
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BOARDING.

NEE HI NDeOMHBy EURSISHED ROOM,
" with BOARD, AT gil New York Avenue. L.
t'OUR PEk5USS MAYBE AOCOMMODAT
Il with TABLE BOARD at 1104 L. street Table
eekct: LortherD people preferred jsnI-2W~
ElPbT .CLAss TABLE BUAhD AND FINE
ROOhS. On the most pleasant yert OF the
rue Apply st No. 1919 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. nov23-1m"
FURNISHED Rooms, with BOARD, at GIL
4 street no thwest; location excellent and rooms
nicely furnished. Terms moderate nov27-2n"
rHOICE TABLE BOARD AND ELEGANT
~ Rooms, together or separately, in the best To-
cality In the city. Refer to Hon. Ii. Boardman
Smith, Hon. A. L. Barber, H on. A. B. MulIett, and
DR.. Verdi Apply at l21 8 K street NV. sepl -6Ll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-02
FOR RENT AND SALE.

EksIpfs6ts o. :Is sani asfth lrsesa
PsSss. Ss s sDsh eos @.se h%sn's
bells 70 chsnber.; sosthera e. pc.nrs and iT esrs
CORNER Gns asS scr 81
FOB REST.-The STORE oorn-r Tth aud L
y streets northwest water and sAs. Inquire on
tT9nRs , sAt bu OF kksT Z; ne. ar..:cLs,.
and basement and back building, pres brick 'front.'
SopS sG1e a NH g: brown stone base and steps.
nshed with white msrble nsntles through ,ut; also,
cocks pantries, with DUN wait. rs, &C situate on
Rhode Island avenue, betveen 18th snd 10th streets
Que Of the shove houses has feeerty been reetss to
General A. Humphreys,U. s.A. dscis Ia
FOE sALK Oh KX0HAHGk.
FRAss HOUSE Ne. IS, School street south.
rBAME HOUSE, Sd and q streets northwest:
siI new FRAMES, lTth street, corner south
Three FR.MIs. T. between 9Th and 10th streets
.PkIoK HOUSE, sih and Q streets northwest;
The above property are bargains; will b. sold on
snail cash payments and Ing simsi
deos,lm Corner 9TH aud ID street. ersass.t.
LOB sALE-rARM Of sixty three acres on Co.
MIL i NJ fsTs miles from city, withis
sr4 heslihy; sacd house and barn; apple and psacn
erchsrds never falling str.sn 81 water and springs
eUitopse fof osIyS IruCA, OF lrult. Apply TO
JAHNEY & H0GE,
oc's-sm' $50 Penns. ave, " ashinston, DO.
k;'UR shLr-h very desirable HOUSE on tas
south side OF ii street nor Invest; $500.
oec2-u i. J. SWEET, Sill 18th street.
E'OR sALE-seyersI Desirable HOUSES, central
swKrT 19csied ~, ct s. from a4NOs to $1,000 ~
EOR sALE-seyersl Elegant HOUSES, at from
SWEET, sl1 18th street oct7-tf
E>oh BEhT-FEDERAL BUILoibGS, corner
and lyh streets northwest. OFFICES and
uhFURHIsHED BOONE, sHsiy s1a fH suits,
from ss TO en-. =. PR4NTIss. Agent, Roo8
No.a. tsnl2-ty
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FOR SALE.

God hand FUBH1TUkH, STOVES, OAR
PETS. &c. JOHN W. MATCHErr,
deo3l-S, No. 3l2 18th street north west.
LOB sALE-A small Engine and BOILER Of
Il from 4toe-borse power; will be sold very low;
either together or separately. Inquire at 2la 81
street northwest dec30- Inn
kOk SALE CHEAP.-A Horse, Harness and
Il Phaeton mplete; the horse is five n
years old and Is well broken TO harness; ~
eau tie driven BY lady; warranted sound Oh
In every respect The harness is nearly new; the
phaetop In excellent condition. The whole will be
sold very low. as the owner has use for them
Arply to BURGDORF BRO, AIS and AGO 9th
street. d.c18-6t
LOB SALk-A pair of gray CABBAGE
IL hOReAs: will work in double or single r.
barnes; reason for selling, no farther use ~
for them Also, Carriage. Apply az $50 EEN
Va. avenue southwest. between asd 1 p. m. dtln
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(ALh AZ .. GAUTIKR0
III. And 1sls fsnasylvania avsaas,
r,aDntpS p, ~, Inks and LIQUORS, Of ali srsdss,
oS SFF.stT, =, dozen. @ o; RHINE WINE. o.:
aGIssHs Brady. RxSPBBRRr eTRuP.
-, -. Y8-U
, 1875-09-21
CITY REAL ESTATE,


itcre Lqa,rar1, ne.r f'r,..'hir t.t n il.n.a1
Inwasu w0Hly,spt shI 1hItLatil. sta. H. IT, H. Or u
f'et Al*r ornor ri inrtY .1nt IT., a. l.p: hts,
e9Fter af Fi ls'a-s, 1oo fsst Ahu.s III hatgsns
MchiGahh', tprner Fif;T 7t..t, f~s &t1 IT,
Lsto.As. bat~s,n rhtr y.n's. and thirty: san.es
" fe't et sIEtln Wsa.a.a.., sth Vt Thirty i1rs.
h.sn, .h % y "s At tpa u'h1, .R.i
E0.. lfd iltastIor1I.st. >"
L'oM, BALE .T.tisLE c,tvaGrH AND Ljr5 IN
n,s ms.t fnf'es.taes n..t fs'1tn tluo
+. h'n u Hsm" s,s' tsIm' neat eostaF: logss aud
hnWn a fIH per sD1t m. '.aay payments. AppIy 10
sEHRADEH HAOa. 81 NAht.an II.
tfuIt SALE.-lJIISR AMI 1a.r UN PRAIRIE. Ay.
bstWt"n T"tn 5-slsth And rranfy MIA, h.ats Il al
ssSF hAfanH HILL, y; H..hinxtanit. WV
Il OR BALE NO. ~ MONROE VT, NEW MARnl i:
uHht' hssf !!nu.n It. tan IL had Al much e..
tiSs bAhNo Ut] 146 ID sri,oru 1t,
tstlh AtH-nK txGIASGk-vKHY nEY1KAnIE
suilaHhce. o91nris .. H.rth Hita; also on West
h'a1''sry INV d"nef. y IErsr.st.
1'nH SALE SIHTllHI:7T CORNER ASHLAND.
A. Anh ,lHrk"H..t Int 7tEHh; hnest cnrner i'm .st
nr block Or psi'ste teseuco Inquire ~ Wait
Hug kA1.E- -t:fTTAHr. n!HS, 1YD IIrF II O.
70 Hubbard. ~ sacrfnC i; ~, cash 4iiip, bal
ante t""3"ar. ApplJ At fts HtafH.f.
[fOh saEE-.ND. hin Mh.Hft>AS.aV, THREE.
story m,rhtc ftnnt h't,o: viii 10 sud faf III, uS
a. u. AfElFJI, l31 Dearborn. u Putnt
, 1875-09-21
.QA4.tdIIA .IfiItka.

~ 0HVH4HS 7HTN.
We ate slioe Ut meat yesterday that was cut
from chunk u ssa1s old. It ws4 lerked Iufrs-
10, brought fson, tue plains in 1850 by Ul VOL
ilnston. *nd put ta Ills store, now Haussn i
there IL ls't OF It,. The chunk has furnishei Ms
mapy fuuci. aud 1t Ats rsque4k thia reportsr
partook Of pi'ce Of Il yesterday. It IL swset
aud pa!Atabe 10 though dried this summsr We
llas ,noat. Tl's /. the chunk lhat iii Sss,tsd
on the held the tina he ran hls celsurstsI four
rAos Vita old "Wanto ,ssyou," . bionx Chisf'
which Bill won In heat thtt was ~ uesT 4
dead one ~ sfer puxx!sd !he Judges Of race.
Mll didn't iose hia scalp, but hs was nipped :
little.
, 1875-09-21

'9peta! D'spateh to Fhs cA1taqn 1tttuns,
D11oh, ILL.,, 6spt. 2o.-Ths Huck K.yse Untvsr-
sity II now au accomplished fact, aud The build
iugs Formerly used by Prof. Tooke. kuown as he
Dixon College. will be uHed for tho sums. Thoy
arc ot brick. I've sts'r!es. besides basement, and
Of Immense SIZE, and located within The city
limsts Oh ono Of the bluffs overlooking Rock
River for MANY miles in either Direction. There
will bo hcyeral departments, aud tho highest
oourue OF studies vii! be taught. Tho buildings
are bsing put III oompless repair, ard Will opon
for scholars on tho lst day Sovslnbsz next, uu-
daf "a Abio corps Of professors aud tsacLeFd
, 1875-09-21

Fo. SMAi;E;sleo M Will. nIY 4 HEaurlFUL LOT
1 1t pafk HHike as down and u month nutil
tsl "no n,ct tf" depot, Fln-rry ,hu N fsvs Ehesp
rst properly In raatknt hrr erae LAT Al ta!e terfp,
Anu ps1eo*' lMA nto"N' 'i@ II ,t''"'.,, E'sm4
L'0k HAtE--t;D TD M. II ..Ii4sEtH J}F con-
asrrs tnT nlsa hon'e. md lnt "n ra.y payments. IN
IT, IT, nosa.ltn! ~ snnto 81 'fsan Fa't scln tsei iss
uED. H. CLAIRE. Agent
THUR SAfE-TWU HAEfIStlNE NEW ,I3UsEH t,y
Il hrek hns-ments. jutt !lntet. With I'll BIZ! Areln
haJ Mi!f *s.s9 G*J tns1,s; knSlS*voL. hTUhItb 1
WARE. u MAahinEtun.st.
Ti'ln hALE,OR RESr AT WSHhAlE-inuSi,s
with large to4. fspt 4l,tJ tlv,uH 1t &rsA i,,y
xsia,, on tnrmi to aalt AnJb"d1. u, D. sTJEHt. iiu
.t.At. =. ~
, 1875-09-21

re REEr.FuRsih'iGt,, ~ w!l0!.at, IL PART.
ktssputAoau ld.s iulIdsux. ''@>''"
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ss s.' =" c.. .ss.ss, ] t.t..a :e ts:, ssi.a.
sud hlino'ss. ssi from. wth tnbdsrn
Hs: Id 'i'2a '21D 15"; 81, ! ,:S vail ''~ Court
rIo .nEST-s.HTDtY AND BASEMENT MuUsK UP
L 10 fooma. Inuuiss =. il+a WAtath.As.
'f'l RESr-1IANu4t,ME NEW uEfaUt,y YTlJNEr
fnpl t.ud brick 1inss, rn~ista rnro.srusnh "
ciaI:{ VI unlan Park. y. y. HAYES. Metropolitan
tfn REM IN wA1As1l-Av., NORTH Of
T~r'ftn-s. - nEy fraLa hvass rooms fusnlahsd
f,'onh aIsufss. furnace. DC. j. j. GOULD, es kass
MatA0n-st., lt,otn IA.
1'n nsST- -rotTAttr rs TW WESTy-ViJURTIi. VI !,
sihom,. "a. Ant .tar; hl.tcs,s noiz zaosnp,d mt
Ssnce r"Iutts 4; t.a pss ru.utb.
'rpNkXT bwELt.iSti. { HOilMs. AND HJUNH
ca ..s"n .nt, fr f1as IN lath AsEisi family. Inquire
d 6a North aanRA.nun-st.
r. n nMkSr-h Gpf4AHH. iNQuiNl; At i4et 5JUfH
frr:,insSr: Mlt;st N, 4;S WEsI VtN NUNEN:,T
.ss @ rs i'nn.t. s@nis. 'A"'ss W. afh'eS'' ' STATE
re- HtST-DCr !, THE FINE nrsfngNf;E o.
9h4 hpftiHerf GARNER II ffsi ard Thirty flint.
r.; ~ tr anJ r'tl ri tbs Fusul uro will b. sId At
13a' fEAtriH-ts. 1'' =. '$~'
'fN1 RENT sIxTgFN-RtaJN Ht1ij-j: Cji --3P:
- ss.o 20 trIn a'9 t ..!c pat son.h Twsa.
othes. ~' '
FT1U Rent, FRn3TiSti rS1nS PARK. OK WAR.
Araatss SittA sffaht 2'stHrJ. t.ssm-n anf nahsard
>, onss,ont hou.ss =. dw%i hu.a, !p'n.es I'D IL
Ans. J,CuH 9. AAtIIi., Ut'laiks,. N ''''
TnREhT NORTH S1EE- HIST LEGATIONS, TWO
afor7 sud tasttnrn h,ust f n il I+s IN MIA trsn
s'is r. ~" q t&n r,nMK kl:t: AZ ho, sp r .a
Hooms sad ItaApsr Htock.
, 1875-09-21
1ILI0N vs.. BEECHER.

Nkv Yosh. Sept. O.-Tho case ct TIlsoa w.
beochef. which WAS No. 10 ou tho C,,v Court
calsudar, In brooklyn. to-day. was by cousons of
COUNSEL put oYer nn:l tho next term OF tls
Count 1llton's libel suit against tie i,rouklyu
Eagts also went over until tuu ue1t teIm bv
consent. "' -
, 1875-09-21

Nxw YoRk. sept 10.-Within fsw days 80.
rlous disease has oroksu out among tue horses
throughout this city. II bordar. on the uatuta
of the fsmoua ellzooty Of two years xxo. aud il
ia calculated that thore are 100VU horses suffer
tnR' uol estnnkotns oalnK nreciasly thoao man.
ifested when lha splxoot,o hr1t aII,xaI3 itsa,f