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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-17

"A full line of mining tools, al
Draper & Hammund's. dl7-dti
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-17

Fine French hair goods ut Mrs.
Putterson's. dl-2Md
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-17

Hughes sell. the best Grain, Salt
Pork and Butter, cheapest. dl5tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-17

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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-02-24
Looking Out, and Looking In

Rosy and warm the freight tails
In the rich mans home tonight,
On the pictures hanging against the walls,
And the childrens faces bright.
They have parted the curtains crimson fold
Away nom the window high,
And their eyes look out at the whrling snow,
And the dull and stormy sky.
Their dainty garments are rich and rare;
Their faces are fair 10 see,
And the gollen CLEAN Of their shining hair
Is bright as a crown might be.
And many strgnger stops to smile
AT the picture warm and bright,
The beautiful children looking out
On the dark and wintry night.
With tattered garments and faces thin,
Abroad in the bitter cold
The poor mans children are looking in
Through the the curtains crimson fold.
The bleak wind tosses their rags in scorn;
Their feet are aching and bare,
While they gaze at the beauty and warmth within,
And the children's faces fair.
think, as hasten along the street,
OF the beautiful Home above,
Where the rich and poor alike will meet,
And share in the Fathers loveA
The Lord will open the shiningsf foOr
And gather His dear ones in!
The rich with their soft and dainty robes,
And the poor with their garments thin.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-02-24
to go on, and be master, depend

]
upon it,"
''But not my MASTER" whispered
pretty Mrs. Armstrong, "not mine"
"Alistress Armstrong" whisper
ed Biddy, at the stairs, just then.
"them spoons" ei N'3
Hetty Armstrong gathered up
the spoons which had slipped down
into her lap. She looked at them
as she did so. They were solid and
elegant, as was all her silver. Her
eyes glanced about the room, which
wealth and taste had made the
perfection Of elegance and com
fort. Her room! She heard down
stairs the merry chat Of her guests.
the sound OF music and dancing.
She remembered that in the kitch-
en- her servants were making ready
supper fit for king. She turn
ed to the mirror: handsome wo-
man, still young, and elegantly
dressed, looked proudly back. An
hour before, all this, the woman
included, she would have given to
Charles Rokewood had be been a
beggar. Just a twinge Of pain
went through her heart. One tear
stole down her glowing cheek.
Then she gave q little bitter laugh
81 alone am queen OF me-" she
misquoted, and ran out to give the
spoons to Biddy,
"It was hard to fnd them," she
said, "but here they are at last"
And she laughed little louder
than usual, and not quite naturally.
1t was the merriest Christmas
party of them all, said every one
of her guests, and Hetty Armstrong
seemed the merriest there. But
no one saw her when the door was
closed upon them, and she was
alone in her chamber. No matter
how brief love-dream has been,
the awakening is hard, especially
if it is sudden.
Hetty Armstrong refused Charles
Rokcwood the next day, and peo-
pie who guessed it blamed her BIT
terly. AS for Charles himself he
was amazed, and injured, and deep
ly grieved, for he never guessed
that his lecture on married life had
a second auditor; nor that Hetty
would have said Eyes" instead Of
"No," but for the crack in the door
of the china closet.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-02-24
The Coming Chicago Hotel.

A Berlin newspaper, in clever
satire upon American enterprise,
thus describes the coming Chicago
hotel: i' 80
The latest American progress
in building will be the Mammoth
Hotel" soon to be erected in Chi
cago. This enormous hotel is to
have a frontage of three English
miles, and a depth of six miles.
The height Of seventy stories will
measure $3.50 feet from the ground
floor to the roof. The hotel will
have no stairs, but Eve hundred
balloons win always be ready to
take visitors up to their rooms. No
room walters will be employed, but
visitors will be served by newly
invented automatic, put in every
bedroom, which viii do all tho
shaving, shampooing, etc, for tho
guests, by very simple and in
genious mechanism. Supposing
the guest requires hot water, tho
automatic will be able to call down
stairs, "a bucket Of water up to
room No. 1,O03,107, and the wa
ter will be sent up in seven seconds
by the patent elevator. One half
an hour before the tabled -hote, in-
stead of the ringing of bells, gun
(24-pounder) will be fred on each
floor to call the guests to get ready
for their meals. The tables in the
dining room will measure four
miles each, attendance to be per-
formed by twelve walters on horse-
back on either side Of the table.
Music during meals will be played
by eight bands of seventy-eighs
each. For the convenience Of Wis
itors, a railroad will be built an
each floor, as well as telegtar' . ~,
fees. The price Of one b sd.roor,
will be from one TO y do,,o~.
The cost of this bull ding is esti.
mated to be $780," JO,OOO.Is. The
billiard-room ill contain min.
hundred Ar loricap. nipety.pipo
French am. one English table; and
most Oh 'he visitors are expected
10 oe americans. The billiard room
wiD be fitted out with a spittoon
oil 100 feet circumference. In tho
garret ssl steam printing presses
will be employed in printing ''patent
outsides" for the country press,
Flirtations will DO carried on hy
electricity nafs
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-02-24
Cooper shop.

Joseph Nephew has opened a cooper shop on
Merchant street, and is prepared to do all kinds Of
soopering, cistern making and repairing. l6s
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-02-24
THE TROLIC,

Advocates, control OF Railroads and Telegraphs
Ssn of Public Lands for actual settlers, and spe-
cis Payment. Edited and published every month
yvilliam Bou1ton,
l "a, n~~ ~~sr Alpena, Mich.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-02-24
Flint & Pere Marquette R. R.

Flint & Pere Marquette R. R..
The shortest, quickest, and most reliable route
to and from Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Cincin-
natl, Saginaw and Bay City.
GOING EAST, SOUTH AND WEST.
Leave Alpena daily, except Sunday. by Alpena
and Bay City line of stages, at $50 a. m.
Leave Bay City at 1905 p. m, 200 a. M, ll:oo
n. m, and 2:O5 p. m.
East Saginaw, lo4O p. m, 1888 a. m, il:,5 am,
and 2:4u p. m.
Flint, f2:lO a. m, $50 a. M, 1885 and $50 p IN.
Holly, 6,20 and 9.40 u. m loo and 4:45 p. m,
ATnve at Detroit at 1916 and ll:25 q. m, and
600 p m
Leave Plymouth, f45 and ll:OS a. m, clio p. m.
Wayne, sos aud ll;05 n. M, 500 p. m,
Monroe, 925 a. IN. and 1880 p. IN.
Toledo, 1880 a. m. and 500 p. IN.
Midland, l0:l7 n M, and 5:S3 y. m.
Farwell, $50 a. IN, and $3.50 p. m.
Reed City, 700 a. NJ, and 2:l0 p. IN.
GoINO NORTH
Toledo, 1915 a. m. and 500 p m.
Monroe, LILO p. IN. and 0il0 p m.
Wayne, 2:l5 p, M, 900 p. IN. and l0:40 p. m.
Detroit, 6:i5 a. m, $40 and 1880 p. IN.
Holly, lo:i5 a. m, 1886 p. m, 7:45 p. m. and 4;lS
a. IN.
Flint, ii:2s a. m, 425 and s;97 p M, and 4:5s a.
East Saginaw. i2;i5, $50 and O;5s p. m, and
Bay City, l:2O, sos and 1925 p. m. and ';as ..
IN.
Midland, 5:2t p. m, and s:3S a. n.
Fsrwell, sos p. m, and loss a. nj.
Reed City, arrive 1915 aud $40 p. m.
FLINT RIVERS DIVISION.
Leave Flint, 5:25 p. m. Leave Otter Lake 7.50a.m.
Otisville, 6I2 p. m. Otisvlle, ':42 n. m.
Otter Lake arrive 6:sb. Flint, arrive, s:25 n m.
A. L. FLETCHER,
General Ticket Agent, Alpena, Mich.
, 1875-08-07

Which the doadly peaches had grown. Un-
der its roots lay Tho cafcnss Of a do
died of hydropfoti.. Aitet thia discovery there
tho fruit derived its polHnnnua qunlitina. The
virus Of hyarophoe!s haa 'ltas l%'1sEn.tel t4s {,
transmitted Itself 10 Tho fruit. Yet the pnlron
appo.s t. hnvo !oat aonlo Of its rowor In trauas.
Ainco 1t In rslntod that tho three ratouLs "wnrq
successfully troated aud al rocoyartd." Had
t'lis aGs!r come TO light befo'e tho ierm'na.
l,avc given useful hint to tho counsel for the
defense. II gardenera antl l'ttlo BOYS could ps
polsoncd by LydrorAobn peao!lcH, whv not Col.
PhaYFo by pnrnma'oca fert!,zod with dead mall
duss7 As he niso recovered qnIckiy after show.
ing aomo slarming hytnptotna, tho intorcats Of
jnstico seem TO demand that the roota oi all
pumn,cloe tFeca growing near 1}aroda sl,nll bo
vigorously scarci,ctl. Iolllsps, however, i,oforo
tho work ls commenced II will bo ~ well to in-
lu1ro how many peac1loH the suffo!cfs q; Lnck-
now consumed before reporting themselves i'll.
A too rlcntlful sepast Of stoac fruit has been
known bofoso nov to deyolop worry alarming
symptoms indeed in those who aso "nos viaely,
but too we'll"
, 1875-08-07

Although II has been generally imputed To
specal correspondents that theJ possoss = fsoni.
ty Of sceing stranger sighta than fall undar tbo
notice Of loss gifted beings, the 1.ucknox corso.
spondont OF the l'sdi1n laily Neus far susl,ass-
es his comrades In this tespect, Among athor
Interesting IONS contained In . rsceut letsar' S'
this seracious scE,ha relAtod oue Of H.
hHangest cAses Of poisoning that vss eyor
met With slnco the tinles Of Nine. Hin
!!liers, Two native gardeners aud IttIe
boy having beeu sudlenly solxsd With .iarnino
spa4u,s. accompanied by foAsnias Il tue mouth
alter catlug 4uauuty, of paaahss, tho EuRlisu.
taan to whom the peacil' orchard belonged forth
With proceeded to Aualyze tho fruit. 70 bis bpr
ror tho flu,t Has found to contain oouatdsrstie
proportion Of poisonous vnuB, discovery %hlctl
natllally led to = closs exhmiustlon of tbe
tfea frem which tho fruit had tean gathered.
Alter inspecting the leateb, tue blauehss,
Tue esana,nins M party suxss.t.J thss The @ roots IT,
should u uncovered Thus being dono. tbe
o1tK1n of tue POISON At oncs CAME to light. Be-
!oR enxtoua 70 Zurich the soil Of the orchard,
the gsrdene1s hAd buried dead dogs Under
many of thu tsess. including the ons on
, 1875-08-07

other nrcnins ronng Wca. ront gra,lu.te AMI
4 Brooklyn bo'Io etrollc1i aut ucar tho point ty
Luna Inianh. wle,o waa tuIok,na my cigar, and
having effcctuhliy cut Of my retreat, t4oy en-
barraieed mo after th!d farfIun:
llo-I am going away tomorrow.
Eho-No! 10 soon5
IIo-Clara, I am fansck). DO Jon lore mo ?
Hhe.-Oh, you drcatlfnily vic.ci fellow. Tho
chmp sa all nut Of my lair. How could ynui
And then tho wicked fellow proceeds to nt,nw
her Just chow ho con!d,* aud then ho tbreateu-
ell to thtov himself ovor tho Falls II ghs didn't
proa,ise to love him. OF courro ahs promised,
and inntead Of going away tha next day tho
draAdfuflY wicked = lieutenant" Is hcra yet
There will be "A welding In Brooklyn by the by.
and among tho prescnsS will bs some "curios-
ties from Niagara"
, 1875-08-07
EAAAauuR01a Ashusesnssltx Mt NtnFaras
lorrstpoHt4ae4 lfey FORK Herald,

=. (WFFSEU7R16HE1 1ffW 10Fk 11fYI1. :
There Ia no place like Niagara for tllrtat!onB,
"for men may come and women 60, but they 20
Oh forever" i beAt4 Saratoga, Long Branch,
Ana kowI,0tt all combined III this respect, aud
tue rekeon Ii evident. There s1o 30 lnany ioYing
little BRIDES hare eYezy weak who eeem to sAks
III csFec!al deght ia ''aEooning" before folks
aud making thor marriage known, Tho rush snd
roar OF tic rapids drowua The Aolsud OF the bill
INK and cooiE Of these loving couples. bat tl,air
example II contagious. WLeu QUO young msu
teea another holding . pretty glsl hand. and
Whispering conundrunB In her willing ear, he
aalue thing hlmHolf. Il grows rather meuo.-
onous after time to hear nothing but !" George,
dear" Of "Oh, duoky." snd "WhAt. love :" II
oAe Reets these Aanpy pairs It every turn. 1t
uy: 6azs, but hate ii cannot b. halped.' The
, 1875-08-07

11AnfAkN WAfTkD-A CAPITALIST TO JOIN
tbs AdFcF1sf oN&sE ai s$sst1l s4luah4s px&sats.
sas slo~ss Z, .ost1 *, sad o n ha
8toHhe etu9s Il Ws!l with lhp dr.
di.sil3tssa II .9et " manuf+olaIs aeds. seaxs
ena ~ shsnsea oi., dfudxts.. tnd luht
rnssufaesuss. IN ssnstal. Adlro4s q H. TEiGuas Shss
TARrNkR WANfEp-WrN e,.tao 10 JorN /
1tlbuns uitis ~
T1ARFkKn, WANTED WITH, si.ao.. 70 T7Kk
sa.Ablt.isd eastns*s Ms.s Z = spondd sksacs tor =
r. so I'LL Is Vt a IL s@s s.9t.lhs busasss
, 1875-08-07

New YORK, Aug. G.-DreKe1 Morgan Il Co.
mako tho following announcements "l1avinE,
at tho request Of Duncan. Sherman Il Co. And
Alexander duncan, tuado arrangements for The
protection of tho lettors Of credit md circu-
lar notes ieBuod by tho former on the Union
Bank Of Loudon in tho hands Of travellers
abrond, wo hereby annonnce that travelling
credits and circu1ar notoa accompanied by letters
of indication tasued by DuncAtl. Sherman L Co.
on tho Union Bank Of London will bo cashod or
exchanged for now crctliss on presentation Il the
Office OF J. 8. Morgan Il Goa London. or Dtexol,
Hayes 4 Co., Paris, prior to Nov. !, 1876.
Tho Mexican Minister Las brought suit againet
Duncan, Sherman T. Co.. to recover el0,000 In
gold. IIs claims that unaGr tho comfy Of na-
subject to tna Stato law covering tho disnbu-
tton Of Nh iuHolvent estate. Flo conBidera that
this gold IN protected by tho satno immunity
which protects Ius narvants mud hs othor pron.
erty, by feaaon Of h,a beng . diplomatic foptc-
sentative accredited to s!ia Government Of the
United StnteB.
new YonK. Aug. o.-To-day Judge Wessbrook,
in tho Supreme Court ChnmbotR, granted tenn
t.orary III Juno .ion sgninst Duncan, Sherman Il
Go, from dispoaing Of -o',y Of the1F property, on
application OF Cl,abior raloubet Jeremiah If.
Pclton. and Jn1ncs ra1oubct, who aege tint on
tho 28th Of April, 1875. they gavo to tile firm for
collection daft for tour mouths on bartlett,
Samuel 1, bon for Gl14 Tho injunction ii
granted uutil Aug. 1G when tho firm will be ro-
qlre,l to show cause why tloy should not pay
the draft.
FAILURES.
IlAttFAx, N. s., Aug. G.-Thomas Day l. Co.,
Lardvaredcniara, mud Paysant Il Ring, Wholesale
grocora, aro In financial dificultios. Liabilities
largo in both casoa.
New roRK, Aug. C.-Manny i Marshall, deal
ors in builders and plumbers Materials No. Al
Warren elreot, have suspended, with lallhties
said 10 exceed Sl4D, 000 Mo.o failuros arc talked
OF rs probable.
MADISON, Wis. Aug. 8.-Atexander Findlay. m
extensive druggist and grocery man Of thia city.
haa failed.
, 1875-08-07
ELSEWHERE.
RAILROAD SUITS,

OhAHA4 Nab, Aug. 0.r-Wtlltam ). MeGAvock
has entessd suit against the Union Eaoanc Rall-
road COMPANY. Damsges are Ibid 1t 4l2010,
for the cloaug Of Ninth street. this city. This
u test casa. Thirty-ave other propersy-ho!dsrs
On Nlnth street arc backing hlm, aid II he gains
will also Bue for DAMAGES
The burlington l. Missouri Railroad Company
u about to begin suta iu tho Uu.ted btates Court
aKanst sixteen count,ea Of tl,s Stats 10 ressIain
than from the collection Of tho tar Of 1874.
, 1875-08-07
Mark Tsvnin Iot1aE to SsaT Ut Homo.
Mark twain 's u fully determined ~ ever not

""<%H - s7t&t* %ANkutE w a&H$ IA HANNUGs
Mark Twain iR u fully determined AZ ever not
to lecture any mora. Ile writes ~ follows,
L.. Lear Rsapath Hero you srs agsta with your QUE
to.n.sy snnu. lecture tsmpt.tiousl Your oszs h.ss
seM wtsn you roy yuu viii psy ne w&alsyer ssk IL
ht thonRlt would Inks you UP aud 70 into tls eo-
onSs more charging you million, or PR
isssnai Vt adns aud they said. with stsoux
psa!snitJ that 1t WAS too much. nov ,hst
lung they DO 1nt know anythfnu
soIs sis he.s pesens haa xcns loctlsine
wuuid LaTs Inos, ~. ta.oaaa mud aud slu&h. lhsy
sonaes . sq .1nss aixasy se.p However, IL. no.
~. ~ etS saaotsnt !suds hsys dsaua my
;tay 1. bone .nd ...s Nu,, jokiag .sids u.dpsth a
really elhnot r. upon tbs pAsiorm tt4s comua se.
essEy storm that howd along. becsuss taeys tst
sons dog Of lecsurcr waa out Ia IL ~ ~ 0srtto
y hare Just = good TINA ue1t winter cod ds ~
ehiuk T. aobs u you ~ ssut n dspstrs ~ ~ h
Ae*4@ sAo Aos0aA@s HAxK TWAIN.
, 1875-08-07

tVAhTED1NRW pR skC0AD-HARD MAuH1N.
,atussa g sss s!sss;. L. q, :,
, 1875-08-07
CURRENT OPINION,


r,r,rr,,m ,,x,,....
~ @- ~ AAA'1''
Iifsis too Bboft to read o.,th inn.,ion tslt of
tho day. Gary tired ,la KelIoy s,ckonul us and
tho Chicago Inter. Ocean ha. xoll-niol, bcon
hur tealh.-Ntto Orleans Tisus.
Wa fool ourselves autl,orizotl tn annonnco that
tho Hon. Milton Baylor, lilo .tatesmar oY Gin
cinnati, IL no longer candidate for Hnnaker Of
tho Houne OF epfescntntircB.-heu York San.
Tho central. iseuo in Ohio Ia Inanca. aooner
OF later, unless TINT auoatiou ia sestle and eot-
lied in tho ono houest and stablo v.y Il u,l, tor
1nent the wl,o1e country as much aa it now does
OLio,-Ac,1 Yorh Tines.
r,,ou. !. o,,,. =. ~,
,,i laeto ~ some sucking Q! mo thumbs anu
looH'nR tna othaf way but FaEton and tho New
York Republicans really mean to come together.
fenton 10 oct political atatun asld lin dHtr,ct
IN Congress-. anil tho 1!cpublcanH-l'is voso.-
'P'7"a|'eha h"'"'aea"'
"bht' to Eoaumc." ha!s an Ohio orator habit
ual1y At tho beginning OF oTery branch Of his ar
Eunant. lio has been cautioned asGa!n.t the
,a. u. ,rh W n~ ~ i,o s,,,m '! ha , sn" so! ns
nycrv sentemco :" Dnt to ini1ata W;trnvtne
Sentinel.
7tfs ca,cn,ofct, to cxc;te cravo ,,doct,on, to
find That, willis twenty wear. ,co III, taxo.
loviod in Nav Yo,k amounted 10 but $40. nor
n8111l$t101,
~ e., r. ,or ,,ns, s,,t1 49,. ai."s.;' ' ~.
fsct thst ,o 1n,;n n, et ncr hns1 ~ ,S IN .ne
istion hsa ,i.s,, fIn, s99 ~ T. 1as. - ~ Gi',
in ls76.wEe,o ForE Timcs ~ 1'''' - S''A'@'
- ~" 4'"t''
'Gen. Hayes put the Republican platform in
tcrze form. "Our motto" said ho, "ls hulest
monev for all and s,co .,,,oI.,ta- III Th.xa
ahou1d bo no intlation which will deatroy The one
and no Hcetar1an influence which will destroy tho
Snmnr. lnas t nas tna nHt rE noT true nnd
Conuere1ai hGperfisers ~ ''N'A' e'''' '-1'"o''o
r,,, Nou Wi, 1,,.u,, :.
-, sns.,.;a ~" ~. l.; 49, 10 so.ss ~ ,rso tue Aaoi'
~ tns.anso +. ~ 49, 1s., auuus "esu M !ntn
:. L. n,sn u,n.a 5,',.s,. "a'' " sI4" a'a'e
,,.aaaa.,. s,ase', "oa i'm aeusaen.s r. hase 'so
,,,a lus"sy m a.'S.Asua u.s pas'y On 'no moor oi
o,t ;na,anca a,rant srnnnr pohhsu.s he 70 WIN.
to ua Il.at lilo Indiana nemo:racy Ind hottep
eoni committee to Now York 10 hnyo tl,is t,,,,o
stoppoi,-Iudtanonoii Journal. @'''' '''''@
A..
hr' thurman evidently agrees WITH u.
, 1875-08-07

- = - = ]s141AH 17ss = Il q.
IIoR sAI.r-Cl!o1CK FARM At a GKEAr HAR-
c1ni .itS.trd IL W'ane1g' cs3"ty ,'i1p's tnns
from E,ck!nsd ~ nraro. tn,.v under cnltiea.
funca stream ot neyer failing ~ases rnn,n .hsousn
fnaIp.. " III III. hest KID muto9c shu III H.
North'fn fino.: thfs ne pEopcrt, will be sol cheap and
may snai. III notg.g' .;.ps !: as;ss"d f"s fa1th"s
q +. T.. BH!fr At Fied. Lcitor Co.'S. Madt4o, aui
hark&t-hta.
INUR RALE-lo IMPROVED FARMS. WTrH HFST
Il Of lAni abundance of ~atcF titusttl In
1seaao, .ad M Fssd caa:as. Az, sa .sfs. ua,,1prosed
champaign ttnant!es, III. Ssnl Ils Of Isoda &u
nrcel, IAME.S MIX. kank. EN~ L:ttr, IL. 80
, 1875-08-07
CITY REAL ESTATE,

h'oh SALE ,GitGAr-C1tEtr-t nt;pl:S.
= r.; .;I.si.;. II T.
% i n II %Iss, '. c'' '"a 500 p.s
H.; si' TT tt:%;;:
r. b: d.; = 81 81 Z :. e t. FIJI.
hd inss a e s VII IT, sn.' FIJI
,Ss: s s'I;f SGs fi nc s:'i!s
F9SSs ssstss n i1,;;s s.sS
Fri H;xS;s 4 :aa wissasas: eao,e. p1ops"5. aExEs
% s;'
:t:::'%ts lts5 Gsk.s: i@s: .! III. .3sh
1;:; "i1'''o Il I, :: :;:i 6.ss
HqR sA1.E; 1ioa MIGi,lu1S;Av., hEiat3 t;s.pi1
SascS '"' ioa1ssSk WI. Il Il :"
Folt aAi.K,,TV0 I-sT6NY HKiCK i70JEEs T7Iii
nd HI. H.: =, M; sos '' aa;a q u
oEf fos sAsr Il nAHSHs Ss;.sn e y y:s5 "a
IL aa2a.f: Il
FOR yEHy !; EAT j
,:ent c's q .asb s
,S!;s; Building. aof'hes't corner a' NaH'ae IND
sans1 i &: ogn ssal s.
fRa f'e' 81: ~ ''' st '''' Il" Hs''"'
F2s ss1Sii'sSs tEsoEHst M1sa s.a
q c.; & s;i't "a IT. T So! =; H.
NoMI M,.t, s*LE.TIlKz rS0KIilEtST 1o,!xI:a I i'F
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ET1HItRHaM REAL ExT ATE
, 1875-08-07

1lOARD-tiY LADY IN A FlRs'r.EIASS FAMILY.
- North Houth Side, wIth lew utcef boa tn
rce NJ nhjsct; rlsxaanL bona ronlrp1 Addrrss y II,
hoa III CitJ 7, q.
1lOAHILuY YOtfSD MAN AND NIFK; PHI.
- houte prcfereed priae uat b. nodaIat e!thar
On Wust, North. or hoRth hdc Atdr1As u ~ Tribune
0t1G1.
, 1875-08-07

REAL ESTATE WANTED,
= -
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" tht city In exchange for tirtt-clA>s aa1o1a
with atock hand rtndy tp nta, doing sood tusi
ness, in tno he.t lcatsn Ia CAcA:u worth VI w. Ad
deaAs ' II. Tribune uAics.
1NANTRD-Fbn a CUSTOMER 4 GOOD RESI-
- denc; the S"rth sids. wsrsh 37, g. eN u.
". TliOAAs, Ii 1-aBalle~st.
\trASTKD-00unR REAL EsTATEI Is. EXUHASG5:
~ fur tho equity In q very desirable furnished
residsnne At 'N5ack on tho uudx'n. nr,r fts Yuk
LILY. This Ia beautiful plaza, and good trsdo
ca1 bs Inadc. B. ". TMUMAS. q. I.aSa!te-Et d.
, 1875-08-07

Bookhoopers. Clerks. DC.
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IT MIR nfnpiny,nen nnst intn.h rafefenes1. Aiireas
U. n BAKER. dsdKtiat, Dwight Ill.
, 1875-08-07

11nR sAIE-TwD NEW F1RsT ptAsY DRSKa
i cheap. Room journal building.
E,oR SALE AT QuAnTEM vAIUK1-TWo WYE.
Sids, y 81 EsMo.sd y. 4. HlaKR Raaa I Ols Riosi,
, 1875-08-07

HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
I1AHY MONTHLY PAYMENTS aE,Wa ~. DnSr kEEp
clssa nsr fufntuYr Ut ~ kinda Which se INSTALL
IL ner cent ehsarsf than uhaF house.. q. T,
CAtIjtIlfN 4p4 West n M.d!sLn 4:
, 1875-08-07

l1fEGcuane1MR.
CIruATf0E NAETED--A YOUNG LADY WHO IL
wiling aid inlpstcu. acsrea "a arpreuIcn hrr.eli
tn Irsrn nlf Address q r. third ftopr, lYI We.t
Ms lis ms.
SffGATInT WANTEp-A WIDOW LADY FULtY
competent N iicrf1TM the utios, de9egf ths ~ sun
nis,an In sotn1 rsusprrnu4 n.ti.utin OF lrsrnnr.
E1u;esiant ptefarrod j!e%t OF raInrtpees, Addfoss
HATfilS, r.te t'r. II. ". Hair Hamilton fJhln
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-20
MeW Books.

The Life Of His Royal HtqluseSs the Prince
Coasort. BY THsyp)RE MARLIN. With
Portraits and Views. Volume l. New
York: d. APPLETON IL Co.
This Is the work some time STAGE announced
as forthcoming. 1t is through delicate dis.
play OF womanly modesty in the Queen of
England that Mr.. MARTIN sustainS the rela-
ton of author towards this book, which is
In great part the evident work of her own
bands. 1t was to her labor of love JUDGED
to prepare in part and in part direct this
tribute to the memory of the Royal Cousort,
for whom she entertained devotion as ar.
dent and natural as that ever lady In hum
Bile life might feel for her husband. Indeed,
The mutual attachment that endured through
their welded life between the Queen and the
Prince was, We may say, uncourtly, accord
ing, ut least, to the royal customs of past
generation and her grief ut his death was so
very intense and natural as almost to com.
promise the Queen with high courts.
Prince ALBERT was good, but mentally
not at all distinguished, man. He was
tolerable musician, and composed some
pieces, though we suppose not very brilliant
ones, as they have not travelled far, although
helped by the high name of their author.
They are treasured by the Queen with atfrc.
ton. This book is remarkable as a testimo
NAL of an es,'nable lady holding the highest
political position in the civilized world to
The memory of .Ser husband. 1t is rare,
work SO considered. 1t is TO great extent
a sort OF history Of tb$ VIrtuous and allrc.
lionale i.Yes vi 4 4ceu 49,. Consort, and de-