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/ l., d b S ST q M LINES
PHILADELPHIA, PROVIDENCE AND
BOSTON.
Steamers cave Alexandria EVERY TUES
DA a and leave philadelphia EV. So
En- SAIQ kDA}, at II o'clock m. ssxssEss Es,, 3
from Pier No. North Wharves.
Inls iine connects at Alexandria with the 0 ;,
a. & NJ. and w. j. .. K. Rs. and vt Philsdoi'
phla with the new and popular Iron Line" for
Providence aud Boston. AVA
Freight forwarded with promptness and care,
free OF commissions
No charge Tor transfer in Philadelphia, and
no wharfage in Boston Through to Boston in
slXty-hye hours. Through rates and through
pulls OF lsding given. Insurance guaranteed at
less than usual rates.
Agents:
T. a. REED, Alexandria.
WIN. ?. CLYDE s. CO., Phladelphia,
GEO. +. HYDE, Georgetown, D. 6.
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i Worcestershire Sauce, olive 'p oi and a Cst.
sup, for sale by w. A. JOHNSON.
sepS A. cor. Pitt and Queen SITS
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SOUTH BOU ND. Mail Train. =,
Noh1h Doo MI. MAIL Tram. Fyn>a
MINED Tx AIN

Leave Lynchburg daily, except Sundsv =,
5 10 a. m; arrive at Danville H. Is y. m ..s ~
Danviile 200 y. MI arrive at Lynchhure y
?. m. This train makes good connection S' y,
Danville with Richmond and Danville ,rn;,'
North and South and at Lynchb burg, with -.
ular Express Train on this line, in both dir,
tons. '-
WARRENTON BRANCH.
Connection between Warrerton and Mar
Line, to and from n orth and South bound Mi
Train only.
MANASSAS DIVISION.
Passenger Train daily, except Sur6ar J.,
tween Strasburg and Washington. Leave S,,y.
burg junction 355 q. M, arrive at A.cynrIr;n
:. 50 y. M, and at Washington $50 q. IN. I"ara
Washington 400 p. M, AleXardria i Is = ~
arrive u, Strasburg Junction 45 p. m Goa3
connection at Manassas junction with M
Line Mail Train, both South and North b,uHI
At Washington, full connection with Nor,b
and West; At Danville, to and from South md
Southwest; at Lynchburg, twice daily to Mann.
phis, Atlanta, New Orleans, Arkansas nn9 Tax
as, and, at Gordonsville and Charlottesville
with double dauy trains or Ches. < Ohio i. X
East and West.
Eastward to Richmond, Petersburg and South
and Westward to Staunton. White Sul,bn-
Huntington, Cine nnati and the Great WcE,
PULLMAN SLEEPERS ruu throuch Dr;i.
out change 6et1ceca Baltimore AMI Netc Lrl,o,s
via l.ynchburg East Tennessee aid Alis,t,
Line, and daily, without change, between Ba,
more and White Sulpur Springs, leaving BnI..
more At 70 D. M '''
Excursion tickets to all the Summer Resort,
on sale. Lowest rates TO I'LL points
&. j. FOhEACRt, Gen. Mansgcr
j. NJ. BROADUS, G. I. a. j. IA
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FARMERS FRIEND

Having taken the agency for the FARM
Frs FRIEND PLOWS and CASTINGS
manufactured by Hunter 81 Frost Fredericks-
burg, am prepared to furnish the same, by
Wholesale and retail, to Grange clubs or others
at the usual discount for cash
THOMAS PERRY,
aug 26-lm II King street.
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PROFESSIONAL C.aRDS.

4 CARD.-Circumstsnce rendering it de-
"A sirable that should locate in Baltimore,
have transferred my DENTAL PRACTICE in
Alexandria to DIR. D. N RUST. He has been
ior SO many years associated with me as to need
no introduction or endorsement, his skill, ability
and reputation for honesty and high integrity
being well known. l cordially commend HIM
to the favor of my friends and patients. as well
worthy of the position to which he succeeds, and
bespeak for him the practice with which, for SO
long, l have been favored
JAMES B. HODGKIN.
Alexandria Va mar loft
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Al u ~ - - s szslsz ass
SUM MEE ARRANGEMENT BEGINNING
APRIL 26 1879
TWO TRAINS DAILY, EXCEPT SUN
DAY, BETW ZEN ALEXANDRIA
AND ROUND HILL.

Leave Washington al u. m. and D. H., and
Alexandria ut g. ~ a. IN. and 4l0 J.. m. Pass
Lees burg, gong westward, at ll.2O A. m. and
6.N p. MI and arrive at Round Hill At II m
anG p; IN. Leave Round Hill at $40 a. m.
ana IL 81 p. M; pass Leesburg, going eastward,
al . q" M and LILO D. m; and arrive at Alcxan.
drla at g. y. m. and 3.l5 p m and ut Wash
lngton at $50 Il. m. and $50 D. m
=, fassengers from Washington will take
the Washington and Ohio cars at the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad station at h. m. and +.
m, and go through to Round Hill without
change of cars.
The .. 10 Il. m. train from Alexandra and u. 30
?; m train from Round Hill connects vt Round
hlll with HaIrls Daily Line ct Coaches
for SnickersviIlc, Rerryvlllc and Winchcs,'r:
also with keamer's Line of Coaches, which leave
es6urg daily for Aide and Mlddleburg.
Both trains, westward, make close CONNECTION,
At Vienna. with oissons Line of Stages for FAIR
lax Court House.
conhu ton tickets, 3 cts. per mile
Annual tickets, $50.
K. Il. HAVENER,
ap iii General Ticket Agent
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pRIME NEW YORK CHEESE lust re-
L ceived and for sale by
G. VIM. RAMSAY.
sep ii Corner King and st. Asaph streets.
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Ups,

.eretofore existing under
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY s.
lay dissolved by mutu | con-
1ufty and Richard II. Taylor
.orizel to signin liquidation. All
oted to the late firm are requested to
Ike settlement at once.
CHAS. l. LOCKWOOD.
FRANCIS HUFTY.
RICHARD FL TAYLOR.
Washington, D. g., August 81 1875
TOPARTN ERSHIP-Th undersigned have
~ this day frrmed copartners under the
firm name of TAYLOR s. HUFTY, who will
continue the business of
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH
ING GOODS,
and the manufacturing Of the celebrated Palm
er's Patent Double Yoke Shirt.
RICHARD H. TAYLOR,
FRANCIS HUFTY,
933 Pennsylvania avenue
Washington, D. C., Sept l, 1875. [sepA-lw
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W IN NEN IVN D NAM H.
Connection between WarreEton and MAJ,
Line, to and from North and South bound ii
Train only ~''
, 1875-11-11
UTAH.


Can a Mormon nu un Uupxc1udiccd
Juryman1
SALT LACE, Utah. Nov. 10.--The question was
rhiaed in tile Third District Court On Monday Is
to the competency Of james Johnson, aAtormon,
to servo III q iuryman in tho suit OF anon-s1or-
mon agalhHt a Mormon. the claim boine m1do
thAt he would DO biased in favor Ut his fellow
ohufcbmau; also That be wonld be Influenced by
the fact that tho Common Council, consisting
ot Mormons, had appropriated noaoy to defend
the case. Many w,soesaos. among them como
Of the lsudluR members Of the Mormon Church,
also number of apostate Mornons, wore exAm-
ined a. to tho o1tcnt Of influence or counsel
brought tn bear upon turymen. Judge Bore.
man today oyorr.l1cs the cha lon8e Of tho Jury
man. deciding that 10 evidence had been giren
showing tllat Mormon jurymon had In any case
boon INSTRUCTED by tho Church authorities ~
to tho verdict thsy should give; that al
though one wltnoss expressed tho opinion that
Mormon would not be an impartial witnesa
when tho interests Ut tho Church were at stake.
atld tuat ho beloved if Mor.non juror believed
brigham Young wanted L jurylnan to take q
given course That would bo tho ii, ectinn ho
would take, independent OF his own conviction,
tho.o wus 1o esidonce that thin Lad been doua,
or that the juryman objected to wAb uudor any
iulluunco outside tho Court.
, 1875-11-11
CRIMINAL.

Jamos II. Duyos. at No. 1l6 North Union street,
co.npains that on the evening OF tho 9th lnst.
hts uouAe '7as entered by olrgl a1s. who carsed
away watch aud chain and other towslry VAL
utd At Si70.
Leroy psmout now addition to the profess
slou IN this city, was es;od BY Otilcer Druton
lass evening charged with having stolen lap.
robe aud Aurso-blsnkets. Tho articles Ato NJ the
Afmosy awaltlpg identitication.
Louis Miller, fosmer cock on the roVenus
cutter Andy johnson, wan held in $500 bail to
tho Criminal Eourt yesterday by Justice 6culiy:
Loula Is chelged With robbiDg grocer named
roteE 1aaHatt, i,ou4 Fond du LAC. Of 1b0. BY eA-
eoanxing "spiel.marks" for shAt amouns In our
tanoy.
Detective Gsilasher yesterday arEessed :
Frauf % Kellogg. Fsnofs h.!r'1gton. ) pinhoa
aud powdered Jamssi HaYs Frank sto.e hea diA-
iuond-1iuE. valued It $500. justlce Eamnles.
Hold valued frank At the p1ico OF tho rug and
held hun for The cE.mlnal Court.
Tbe arrest Of the Arnold a1rsat OF Myers
Rsux OF tobters has uucsrtheu t4a bgnds And
other p. .opetty stolen from the house OF John IL
HoIis' 10 tue Towa Of HYDE Park, some four
VueAs AKo. Most OF the fslsroad~bonds were
tu1ued eYez 10 thu police b1 man named
, 1875-11-11
MICHIGAN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
Graduating Excrclses ue Tint IuAsitu.
slon Xe4terttssy.

Spenlt Utsnateh to fhs tH.caoo T1tbuu,s.
LANsIaG, hl,o!l., Nov. 10.-The thirteenth an-
nuai Commencement Of tho Michigan State Ag-
ricultursI College was concluded this evening.
Tho members Of the Btate Board, Including
Gov. Bagley, were proHons. Tho Governor COLI
c1ndol tho exercises BY 8 short address, advising
tho claus to use their advancement to so,no
practical uao, and said tt.at the day WAS pnssod
when tho taxpayer grunbled at tho amount aa-
propriated for our State schools. After music
by Bishops Dpeta-1louso orchestra. and prayer,
the following orasionH wsro delivered by
the class "To What End 7" by o. Augstmau;
.6outlanl's Great Unknown" by F. Annts !;
"True Estimates Of Character" by ". Carnon-
tor; IAN Unwlse Coatoss for Wages." BY 4.
Gtauo Tho Power Ut Beauty" by Charles
Goodwin - The Root Of All Eytl," by y. tiTls-
xolu 1.-THE Great Ocean OF Truth. by @. III.
9ersoll - PeElecttoa Our Atn," by u. Neytus
"The Dacounn PhlEoaopy." By l.. N. Miles i;
"Onr Union Perpetual" by G. Parker; q satin.
faction in h.rm Lie" BY D. roHtie; "polng and
Nrcnullug," by George Il 'yco; The Far1uers
Muvamcnt," by Charles Sheldon '' Worship Of
tho IutelIcct," ty William Smith '' usnius
Movea tho World," by Chsrloa btufgts. rresi+
dent Abbot conferred tho ucgroes.
, 1875-11-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Ihs Camilla. Ursn troupe wiil glyo tho fou1tll
.,on o.,.s.,,,,' ;" 'e'' ''"'' : I'LL
oas osea''R'
Gen. N. r. Danka will lectura iu Chicago for
tho first time Monday pjgh, al r1ynouth Church.,
n!' sn'1e'' =" 'o''s' Au' 1''po'e' ""' l. i''N
dure!
The Sunday Lecture Society ANNOUNCES Ed
vard Eyerott Ilale On IA Civil scrynntn for
hs1s oaao"s "'ot"oo"' tho uo"s" " hceee-
htcG iA'l open Of and close ~ j. ADMISSION,
~ centa
Thu !. Marry uirea NJ v,n].or" ,r,,l bs cfvop
this evening and every evening this week BY tho
, 1875-11-11
THE ACADtMY CT SCIENCES.

Tho prlpnhitun 10 institute q courre Of Iec-
tn:ta this winter in tho luoEs Of tho Academy
u 'scirnees. mauo At thu u,so!lng pt tha. b.,ly
fLeslar evening, IT. worthy Of l'Ltle 1upte tS-
tel,dcd put.cu than was accorded to III tho pub
lsAhtd report ol tiias muettuE. The cal!GetioDH
VI l!,Is hciuty have rIcuutly been worry much Oh
i1t3cd ty thu reuuln OF tho Flulida uAploIlng
"4l,eAiti,1, aud by tho addition Of tho Wsid
rAsts. liio society INV la, u eol!ar.lun wllriI,
though ,e-ln!;lnta III lsrf ID Il, nuHae b'i eets
1A1Irt alrl q, :ra valuable thlu tuat nAlca wuI
dIssio,td IN thu l:re Ut toAt ytafa ago. Tho
mn suIn In 0lun Tor tho llIs o.tton nl nlut1l-
Iefa anI t4slr tuli,Isn, bat " III to All iutIILB
Lii Furioaca ! te4ltAl buuk to tic Krla. 1ua-
3o1'ts sven VI 4s'u 'Iit,nttls. II 10 tAI!anatsnu
VI gwen at llo tilno VI tho writ It re.tn.rea
! t"taet1nE Murl han a cl7lal .iapeetiuA u even
h"cn trsasuses III turae - 70 il, lpeu, worry uuch
neSu'G Gollec+luA VI Old Aaella aad
ss,inca kills. LII ustu to ue IT .utelent
, US notes aty that 'he ufy 4ucs aboud ba cav
lao functions VI the lille. cnt sl,acin,onH sf,d
1e descr!bet'. MID tlcie placer ii tl,a eeuno,,Y Of
nature SLATED y tao cuLlevtiun ID t. la uf any
show. "'' 'seF
1t IL proposed 10 call upon suc,, tpenlers et
tho Acadesnf as pun'e1s Special huu ,Iyauu II,
th.b disscI1 ~, each tu ta.o NJ solne rur,
tlcular Part Or leatote and ,ivscI .Do
it. 10 manpsr wnlel1 shail 10 w snteyprs.,y ~
jlu6p10tt AtVsal1h asf91 AHL& IAhe III tuert sf,,.
lail. lnaslnufh - great MRis People outs1da
0, the Acaustlt "ouia lnle.esel h, i,s.'.,,.
ing 10 tAose exposisiona ~ tho lnslnLtr, aLsn,,
EeJyes. II IL PROPOSED tO IuHkt trS ctllr.n ~
Lectures Popular one, 70 All aAse,t ii,4,tua ouly
by tho factllties presented by thu aud!snr4-t,
s;ucs. . COURSE No..ii not only be Ut ercas ueuot
to lAa individual Me,Abers VI tl,o
Academy, but II "outu aao aid II.
wIaenus the now rapidly gfoMlux
uo!.ujar appreciation of sc!oAtiie luattuts. uui
rrubatiy touu to rtcrai1 the Ihnkn Vi mcu,urr-
plip III the ACADEMY itself.
TARt bJly las Icon uuluW = great WotG fos
tcttlco IN uas EDlost but shcfo iH un dlssulsiua
he ilct that 1t has bl.hegso been regarded u,
lle slf:. u0lio elLtily ~ Il repository OF tussi
tosus, and largely VI fcssil ideas. 1ha Acatis,l,
has II !u lts power to cLangs all th!a, to ei,on
| !',e asstsa' sc,eucu what tho sloteson IL tu tu,
| hu'aHn argaossm.-ahat they ara tho great tAcIa
, 1875-11-11
POULTRY.


THE FHoFHSEu kAilofAL E1HIHlTIbHs
a meeting nj gentlemen connected With the
National Poultry .tsEoc.ation hold last oyen-
ing ut tl,e Tremont IIouso to consalos thr matter
vi tho Erapuaol Foultrv exhibition IN this cits.
commencing jan. 20. 1876.
Tho ER!ouAl Poultry .Ass ocl4tloa. through Il,
Executive COMMITTEE Of twenty-five. l,sa uesn ut
work Blhcc llut April, perfecsinR p'ans fur tho
exhibition. securing fund, to eoatlo 1t to prassHt
I: Eu1l pTemfEm, ,fiHt, mud nlakiug asrAngeMcuks
stth tha railroads aud exprcsa com s'au.ss Tas
exhibition will bo given by tun Sasivnal .tsAocIa-
tivll iu Gouneckiol with The American Poultry
Asso',astun, tho IaFsodt. Oldest, and most inat-
entlnt urgan1zltlo1. OF Tho EiuI III America. Tho
E,tltn1ttee l,ase fuunl that the pourlo uf Chlca.
i,o mrs aHtastd to rcBt,oId generously to their
Representations, ard tlo pra,nnul-list already
as,ul1nt6 ii oser ,UtH1. This aNnl will tse
inlthet increased, and the ComuItteo do not
lruposH to et.J short nf si0.01l. In addition to
this, ,le OK. res3 companies hayo agreed to ro.
tHrn all stock coming to Chicagu through tneir
ha4sJH fras of cElat,,e. Or. IN other wnfds. tn
carry ~ t!1.eh nt 0na-,lA!f iare. Tho fol!o~us
ruitI oada hare Agreou to bring anu icturn hoga
I.te Ut charge nDd to retuTn uWAt1s aud atteul
suits over lls ilnuh wv Which tuey ca;no fot one,
sltsls fngH: act,punt Ceutyal; GsaId Tsuuk
Aaii.ay u Caisaan; Ere Hallway. Now iurs t.
t;at!aIu; Michigan Genital; litthblsg. Fnrt
WEYae Chlcago, lllluop Crntrst aud olAncn-
III: EilraEu. At.on X st. i4.uis UhtcaJo, i.aelt
STAND Il rarie; Chicago Darlington Il Quincy;
t;n.rsgO t. Northwestern, aud Ill lts bralcheH
mi tile Ehieag !, milwaukee, Il st. Paul. IL will
t,e observed iAut b! tho Arrangement with tho
Nsrhisan Ceusrn!, Grand Trunk. mil Vermont
Etntra tho Association llaa nooted redl'<:td
Ialue to l3ustutl, md by tho arrangement M.th
tbs Michigan Ct'4Ir4l n,,I Er1e sptu-ud ra:es
hsyo bu"u bucurcll to New YORK S1a Euaalo.
Tue exhibition viii DO hold III tho Exposition
Eui!ulux. ut!:ro tho Association !,an been lostu-
na;o III set'urlhE tl!e c,lttu space houth Of thu
toli:talsl. Illt t"oIuscd stsatlsI; tint will nat
Interfere iu t.lc !caHt NTH fhc exhibition.
'lho psemi'rp 9;ll t' gwen for the best bpocl-
n,sna ii ,tt'gH. poultry, and lnseons. Ihefo arc
,nsl,ty-one classes Ut dogs. beai'iea several
spec.Aa classca. Tho !u"cst priza Iog .portins
dogs il Sl!o. IN Tor doHh na.l Gao for hsce!s,
lisv !attor ctaHs being divided into thres grnIos,
k,a til, ttlzes for tN eosora grn.as peinl: cst1-
1ssatca ut s45 :,i5. n,ul SIN.
Lilo meeting Last niHht waa called for tho 1,lr-
laro Ut sung jus. how nllcl, llatf tnDn ne.'t,rl-
1nis"h, nnh tuthncusA wt,t fnr1hus rtet zhoui,i
bo taacl,. It IL 1ppet, that ri the nece,sary pre-
llinilIary arrangements viii la mala II. Ill'o. t
tluI.. Judging fro,s1 tho way IN which thu iuit-
ter has been naunaEeu th.tn iar, it Will u9 com-
plata euacasa.
, 1875-11-11

1LttAE IEFEAI fK5 lSu1t AfA'
T'11o Grantl jury hpl Il allprt uessiot' yostArdhy
roru.ng, but lid sonln etlaeisSo "o;k. Two In
t],ctmouta were funnl against "roreAsora" at
tho la.e clec!los. mad, fortunately, QUO Of the
tarttcs was u tho ti.llp u,sler arrcnt as tho Chi
cn1o Ayc,te Station. IIa was arrastod election
ttay. sui gn,e thu tlamo ot Charles Smith. lliH
lltari,,. was liked for tomorrow, but
vra:er.a7 tao y.ato's Attorney ueut fos tho
witncsses III tim cano and had t,,ni indicted
,;,d truush. to tho lail. Tho eyidonco aRntnst
Inn belurp tho Jury was cunclnaiye. It appearing
thai Il" vo.th tNieo iN tho FIRST Precinot uf ti,s
Twcuttctlt Ward and subAal luou II III tile Eight
,dnth and Nineteenth War.ls. whoro ho was fol-
wGd N,,t, Arianieh. Hs 10 = n,en,bor Of tbs
mike Mcdonald u.obt and will 90 vigorously
prosecuted. Tho other party Is also member
~ tue Same tsioa but up 10 Go'clock last even-
ing ito I'ad escaped tho oillcers It's
name In ueols ut:y suppressed for tic present.
Tho jury ro:urueu four iudlctmenta INTO Court
tho lao abuyo rttfrreu to ior "icpzRtiuy.
ono agairlst riah Il Frank, Clark etlcet mer-
chants. Tor arson, md ono against The publisher
u tho i'ito!, 10, Iihs1.
THE Mf:ALEY CARE.
The Jury also ret1 rueu thp tolIoxing in rofer-
e,lcu tu tho de.Lls Of l>aulol Hea1ey in jail:
The Grand Jurors ftr the Nosemer tcr. 1885, Of tho
,aur lie..er tha. s&lsy h4se fully Investigated the
rHutcr II tic utAllt " D-u!.l 1eaeJ, who lately died
Ia the Jail, and fns v1ull:rate Sheriff Agnew and bis
nllcern In cha IL II tLb Jail frum nit tae cutstrc
III regard tn ss ,ie,tt. He believe raid ueAIey Nas
ltiudiy trea.ed by all ths, officers lii tho Jail.
, 1875-11-11
ciTr.HALL

Collections OF thtes amounted to 10000 yes
teEday.
Tas.cortiacase sedemp.ions produced Sl,600
yesterday,
II building Inspectors do not report 1t / p.
III. sh41p hereaftes. they are to be removed.
Tho police aud ftcmen vl!i receive their Ooto-
ber ssipsuds Tomorrow. TAe sum required IL
$B4,000.
The contractors stastsd to labor on the lake
shore shaft OF the Fullerton avenue conduit
yesterday. and City Engineer ohssbsough To-
, 1875-11-11
THE isUN"."TRtBuNE" EEUp.

Sp{tiaT Dt3Ddlff 70 TN Idl1N16 ETEH|Nt.
New Yoak, Nov. t0.-Tho Sun building. ed
joiuIng the Tribune. has boom condomne1 al u'l-
safe, owing to tue atats of tho wall f,'ulng on
tho Tribune ground. Tho kupcElntes4dent OF
Buildings has ordered tho Sun mall to 10 torn
down. lhe Sun tuusts Oh shd right to work W
the vacant lot Of Tie Tribune during tho rel;a!f-
ioR OF tle Iii. The Tribune has atpItel for
an Injunction to preyout thet, fsom so wording:
on tLe ground tnat it will delay tho arootlo., OF
tie other hast Of tha unfinished Tribune. INC
quu to die ity fou,tdetlous but these arc said to
imperil tSs 3un building. and delay las eeen
thub caused.
, 1875-11-11

uron wllirl, va!nnblo thontira aro huitt ard
around nh'ls arc .'roprc.! sJlno Of The nHl III
tetn-tin9 rrtmr ,lixat.nua OF scientific: rr-' a eli
1t - sl,lcfrav 10 DO tIo1'cA thu. this JoAurn
rolfsu OF til" Acnsicnlv vi | be undo tsAc, III a
+, ii. nt,tl cstncd OIL in rannet, that will nj
unc, rlA.., the INSTITUTION, in .ts trn light befuso
llIa E,nc, anil MD III ex:en.inie a popular
kl,w1cdKe at tho rceuls8 Of tho mort iccent sel-
cnti!lo Investigation.
, 1875-11-11

Tho Wakefield Earth Closet,
comfort Of advanced civilization that seema perfectly
aapted to tbs wauts Of the Vest, Il ~ iudoEstd by
our beat 1nen Send to James !. Dalton Iva and lel
Btsts street, for circular.
, 1875-11-11
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

AEg. II. BuLnER,
No. flo SuAth Morgan stsect.
--"------
THE COUNTY BUILDING.
--
Jt1tluo WALLACE Ia suffering from stiff hack
x,,ic,, ,uterfc,a. n,t ,i.tIa with hi. mar. n,
.''' 'A "'' fN~e ~
a41"u'
County -Tfensuior sIiDor had OF interview with
,rr t1rcs. Iii. ,,n..nts,,r. yea;erdsy. nnd uavo
- .. ,t.,t. -. ,,;i,as ..,,,,, Ill. 49,.
"'to Houo' a'"o' ~ .'''o' "'"1u ""o tsiS
mueh to SEQ tho heip he mas Eesalnad III tue Office
after ho ea.cs it, especially would 11o like to SEQ
Mr, Doyn KNIT,
,,-,.,. u-u.., <,,.
n"o1o's' " 'ne. 'eal .H'e"yo. ~ ." 'ne MAJ
path hgttts. determined 10 lave lis a!iafo or thu
county printing. Ho thinks the PAPERS now en-
1ov,ur tte p,,ron.ro bnyo ,1emouutratod their
;,,sh,,,.x, - IL, III !. n -, y roo,1 .,,a
,,1s. ~ ~ ,ro u t,a hupa, au.. ~ ~
.,.Ha - ,va,.n r., ,iiar ,s,, t,,a nns, t!r ~
t''a"' ~ wall" W. ''''A "''" 'Ao ~" ''o''u'
Tho Finance Committee OF tho County hoard
yestornay examined several proportions for The
loan OF ai01,00J tor tho benottt or tho gousfaI
fund ordered h few days ngo. Thcto vas but
one formal bid. but Mr. Deyo told what offers ho
bad recelvea from tho banks. 4 disposltion was
manifested by tho Committee to Get tho loan Oh
tho llunE fayoraplo terms, aud tt was agreed to
lake no ac.on before inviting further compo-
tition.
Jo,,r r. 1ut;ng. mn attorney amt in n n,tI,,on
, 1875-11-11
LOCAL LETTERS,


10 tho Editor AZ LID thtca9o Tf1ta,<:
CAipAEio, Nov. l0.-iour remarks In ypste-
da''n 1tnna With respect to tho building Of tho
Took Cuinty oust-llouso, anil the interost OF
tho City Ut Chicago theron, meets MY approval.
etEbsaca tho 1'teaeut nppol tauitv to auYBttt
That it might hB EreHt advantage to tho CITY ot
Chicagn to bD set nT from the County OF Cook,
nnd thtacefosth tp bu known M ttle Gity mud
County of Chicago. and thereafter tho whole OF
thu powers yestol III tie County Commissioners,
Bo tar ar the City Of Chicago 10 concerned, could
bc yostud III tho Co,an,3:, Co,tucl This would
aayo tic exj jeiIHe of tue Board OF County Cotp-
lusesio,lcrA. Thu city would, or aliuuld, theu
haro bt tan1H powers slInt tho County Of Coba
now has IN lilo collection O! Stale and COUNTY
saxeri .e latter. ~ ;act, whu'b then hb thS 1es-
mills OF Ihe city. l apprnllenl that ths same
grievances nxlHs III other cItuh that no complain
Ut here. aId tnr that rnasun think that thia -
Iii ailDjatt Tor d!ncaasuu by municipal roioru-
crn.
Tlso City Of Toronto, Ontario felt tho dis
nlvantasa ct holng y portt1u Ut tta County at
York. ~ thu lily IT Chicago now docs in being
luc.s1e't III tho Cuinty OI .NJk, aud to relieve
it Of the b;4fIe1's Ut tin Guau.y Ut iotk was
crea,ni an independent ruIHty. it that eaAe Tho
het VI separH'lon provided that 1hs County Ut
iori. Cnu'u ilaya JA,l AMi Court-H OHIO In tho
CITY a.I Co.atv OF Toronto, mud tilut atf hu,i-
ness oI tho EnllntF Ut York ooald be !eXllly
transacted thutt aud that any lal.uS, 1ulld.nss,
md othar properly rctAiIrd hy tue County VI
inrs si'unit bo paid fof to the e1tcut of tho
Guys interest lherelh. and tAAs any 1ands,
butn;s, and other property retained by thu
Guy aauu'a nu pad tar to tue extunt OF tha ra-
tatnInp 1,.rtinn uf this countya intprtst thgrcln,
aud that with gcApuct to the debts due NY tae
ept.ntT hAti1 waa to pRy m equitable pfopo1l,un
Ut tho sa::n 4 tn lneas .naitsls they were do.
termla,oi BY aTb.tra1iou. OEsERvKn,
sTAtKT-cAR8 AND cAH-TAAcK5.
, 1875-11-11

nomonber tbat atsas shia mouth alr. Ira
brown w,l ralas the price Of hia elegant l00
lota At tho beautiful suburb above nanod to
&2o0. Speak quick II you want To Get home-
stead choHp,
, 1875-11-11

Important to the Preservation Of Teath-
John Qosnelps Cherry Tooth'Fasta,
tho most eiI!caeioua dsnufrtes known. Tfy 1t. FOR
ssis by ~ arusgi..s. Wholesale aRsnls, Testsy b
N1adiey, Ill and l13 Randolph street.
, 1875-11-11

70 tie Editor q 7he (hitNyg 1ftbtnt:
Chicago, Nov. 1G.-TIcre ia statement under
tho heading Of "TripJots" In your rnpor OF tls
iay ashing tho pub!io 10 contribute towards tho
maintenance of my chldsou. You will plelse
correct ,hs, ~ sHi III need Of liu relief, aud
would feel Il hu1niliasng to accept any.
Sl1B. II. BuLnER,
No, fI0 3uath Morgan street.
, 1875-11-11
,Plnnos and OrHau5.

Hal1et. Dssts / "a. : Grand, squs1o. sad Upright.
sna Bmtths Atnosican Orgaua, Gun bn found only 1t
". ". Kimbal!'s, corner aass sud AdAas streets,
ChseARo.
, 1875-11-11

IHa N491NHHKB III TUB
u not half spparsn& Ia any other auufAetured aftl
Gle In thls ns1kst - in the immense stock Of fEuute
tbs manufacturers have ordered their agents, Bamp
sou, dreune Co.. la2 snd l14 stAts strest, to sa