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T. J. SWEET,
H. Real Estate Broker and AuctiOneer.
No. 51l 9TH street, opposite u 3 Post Office.

No. 51l eth street, opposite u 5 Post Office.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO. STORY FRAME
DDMNEkLiNrG, SlT ,I,A,Ti On THE SOUTH SIDE
STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
"a BY virtue Of a deed of trust, dated November
ri ~ IS ana s amy RECORDED a. IN LRsr No
Of Columbia, and by direction of the party secured
thhe the w on fs Tsns
o'clock p m, the following described real estate
subdivision of square No. 2ls, beginning for the
ling thence south one hundred and ten and ten
twelfths (Il0 10 l2) feet thence west twenty three
and ten -twelfths Is l0l2j feet; thence north one
thence east twenty three and ten twefths (23 10 l2
feet to the place OF together with improve
Terms: $ I,7ss, with interest at ten per cent. per
annum from May %, 1874. to day of sale and expenses
Of sale in cash. balance at six and twelve months for
which the notes Of the purchaser, bearing interest
property sold, will be taken deposit Of $40 will
&c required of the purchaser time OF sale, and all
s ae ed SGT q wh ia Seven s
Trustees reserve the right to resell the property at
five days advertisement in some one or more news
papers published in Washington, D. q.
fRhf ARD Ii. WARNER, Trustees.
dec2i-eo&ds Ell SWEET, AuctiOneer.
~ THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
THURsDAf January 81 1875, same hour and place.
BRhINhRD IL. WARNER, Trustees
JAM eodds T.. j. SWEET, Auct.
I ATIMER 4 CLEARY,,
h AuctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner OF Penna avenue and 18th street,
Star Office Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON 18th STREET, BETWEEN l.
AND M STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING No.
a BY virtue of a deed of trust, dated May 9th,
Ia 1850, and duly recorded June Is, 1865 in Liber
r. NJ H, No. Isl folio 81 onS of the land records of
Washington ID. G., shall sell to the highest bidder,
in front of the premises, at public sale, on TUES
DAY, the Sth day of December, 1874, at A O'Clock,
part of Lot To- in square no. fronting 2 feet on 18th
street west, and running back lSS feet y inch, to-
gether with the Improvements thereon, consisting of
a three story Frame House.
Terms One-third cash; balance, and IL months
with interest at per cent, and secured BIZ deed of
trust on the premises Conyeyancing at cost of the
purchaser. $50 down at time of sale.
A. NAIL0R, IR., Trustee
LATlMER q CLEARY, Aucts.
~THE PURCHASER OF THE ABOVE Prop
erty having failed TO comply with the terms of sale
the will be resod at his risk and cost on MON
DAY, the 25th day of January, 1875, at 4S O'clock
i ON the premises. A. NAIL0R, JR, frustee
janlfdSds LATIMER & CLEAaY, Aucts
AIDES WOULD DO WELL TO CALL AMI
| La examine NJ. WILLIAMS large stock o
I CL0AkS aud DRESSES. octl2-3m
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II r Il
IL AuCtiOneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ilth 81
Star Office Building.
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SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE.
SEND FOR OUR FULL PROSPECTUS.
We PREPAY the postage. IL can be had, with
either - HARPER'S NEEKLY" or" Bazaar, - or
APPLEToNS WEEKLY" for 81 so.
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n. B-Thr magnificent Law Library belonging To
th- late Chief Justice will he removed the sales
Tounl5 Of Me-sTs. Latimer Cieary when due notice
will be given of the sale by catalogue.
COOK Il. FxpCutor
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Z ATIMER 4 CLEARY,

~ Auctiuneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue ami Ilth st
Star Office Builling
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.,r.5-iiy CHAS G. FRANCKLYY, Agent.
WAsHIE.NS%GIT,oNN, N%R pp,y1 t, SEW YoRE

M N~ITINTLTIN- NWKFW Ik. NFW lUhk.
w Bu~IUN. AND PROVIDENCE
the I'm" Iron Steamer LADY or THE LAKE
having resumed her regular trips 10 - SiT-A
NHff-Ik- viii leave h-r wharf. foot #
>-Nth street every MONDAY and TIT fSS64T- AZ
= E ~ touching al the principal river lan1ingS
injecting ~ Norfolk with steam hi II the NJ and
LINE tFE Boston and PTuvid 1Ice. with tn. Old
Dominion Steamship Company. for New York
Freight should D. addressed e. Care Of Lady of the
Lake, VA N.,TfuIk
y Z FITZHTG Agent, 9th street wharf.
A g. PLANT. General Agent,
sf9 Room No 10. Plant Building.
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I AIDES WOULD DO WELL TO GALL AND
Ia examine NJ. WILLIANS large stock OF
ULoAKS aud DRESSES. octle-sm
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7 ATIMER 4 CLEARY,
EXECUTORS SALE OF SUPERIOR PARLOR
u "

IL AuCtiuneers and Real Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner PrnHa. avenue and 18th street,
Star Office Building
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PHILADELPHIA
81 MAR ID NE.
TIE british AND NORTH AMERICAN
E-- II IL STE s MSHIBS

ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
BTTUFJN NEW YORK md LIVER
room. CALLING ~ CDRk- H4RBOR
FTrT y Nv IusE. PROM NEw IuRK
N.--Its y Hi-- Jan Is Abys-inia Wed Feb Il
HsrthiH Wed Jan. ~ Par;hit.--- Wei. Feb p
Russia -... " sd Jan. = China. We'd March 3
fsr... ...-.- We'd Feb. 8 AI-aria-We . March 10
srhs Vel FEB. I'D *tuha. Wed. March II
All every following WEDNESDAY and SATUR
Itl from New York
80
EsErS OF PASsAGF-Cabin, $50 500, and $40,
z Dc. according fo FCc1mmuiatIuu. 1iCkat~ o. Pari-
: - -'ii ...'tIrUai- Return tickets or faVorabla
-arru-. Storage 40 Low rates.
>r..r rage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown
ar.3 81. pert e Europe AZ loEr-t rates Through
Er..- ui lui'ug given fuT Belfast, Glasgow. Htvrr
AI.warp aui ether ports on the Continent. aud for
M-l--rvtIaf ports. For freight AMI Clhin passage
apply the Company : Office. No. Bowling Green.
80 storage pss-l<r, No III Broadway. Trinity
EIlitIlsE- .r o. OTIS BlGELOW, Banker, Cos 9TH
street upps. - Patent Office.
..rJiIy CHAS- G.. FRANCkLYN. Agent
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Low OR MoNRY2-The Florida Legisla-
ture affords, an instance of political fraterni-
ration truly refreshing In these days of par
titan str lfc. When the Legislature first met,
the rep dblican house elected a democratic
speaker There being tie in the Senate, bal
lotinr. was kept up for eight or ten days, and
then the republicans nominated a democrat
anfl elected him president Of the senate.
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n on WEDNESDAY MORNING, January
W ID, 1875, at the country residence of the late
NJ Chief Justice Salmon p Chase, EdgewOOi,
linear GIeenwOOd Cemetery, commencing at l 1
O'Clock shall sell the above superior collection of
Furniture
For convenience Of purchaser attending the sale a
four horse omnibus will leave the salesrOom of tbs
suctiUneers at 10 o'clock on morning of sale.
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JOHNSON BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS,
CARGOES OFCOAL AND WOOD ARRIVING
DAILY
One Of the best selected stocks ever offered in wash
ington.
We invite the publie or those in want Of Feel, 20
call down 70 our whArv e. aud depot and see a..
2,240 lbs. guaranteed 90 the ton.
1Heag CAeap for CASA
DEPOT and WhaTves-fOOt l1th street southwest.
- 1909 street northwest.
omOes- i1112 9Th street octn -sstr
OAK WOOD AT 81, AND PINE WOOD
" az 60 per cord, delivered in any part of Ne
city.
Leave your orders with BRAD. ADAMS, corner
9th and streets, or send them % ATLEEs Wharf.
foot Of 9Th street.
sep7-u GOODWIN T. ArLEE.
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Dealer in Best Varieties Of
ANTHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND COAL.
Also, WOOD in the stick, OF sawed and split.
Prices moderate for cash.
Offices and Ysrds:-FOOt OF X street and Rhode
Island avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets.
Orders also received through Messrs. HAMILTON
PEARSON, corner 9Th and ID streets. JT9I
CoALt ooALh
We invite the attention Of consumers 20 our stock
Of COAL, embracing all the choice qualities, % whics
we making additions daily, which We oder &c
OAK and PINE WOOD, sawed and split or in the
stick. -
OAK ana PINE KINDLINGs, In bundle % ~
the cord STEPHENSON BROTHER,
Once, 1915 Pennsylyania evenae.
jes5-u MIL aud DEPOT Seventh street NhSri.
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We call special attention of buyers 10 the above
sale, a. VI l. certainly the finest stock Of YOUNG
Horses ever brought to this market
1t WIN. l.. WALL & 60 , AuctipRears
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L ATIMER & CLEARY,
II AuctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner of Penna and 18th street,
Star Office Building
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aSTHE PURCHASER OF THE ABOVE Prop
erty having failed 10 comply with the terms of sale
the will be resod at his risk and cost on MON
DAY, the 25th day of January, 1875, at az o'clock
on the premises. A. NAIL0R, ia. trustee
janlfdSds LATIMER & CLEAaf, Aucts
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HISCELL ANGUS STOCK OF GOODS To CLOSR
toNSIGNhENTAN AND COVER ADVANCES. AT
, 1875-04-21

Probability that the Louisiana
Republicans IInvn Made
n bad Bargain.
The House Democrats nescat -Four Of
Their Tx, and Begin I'M
peaching.
Tho Spirit Of the Wheeler Compromise
Ncfnrionsly Abused.
Proceedings Of the Michigan Legislature
Yesterday.
Meeting o' The Illinois Warehouse Commission.
crs at Springfield.
LOUISIANA.
TIE YEEL1na Ar WARRINGTON.

LOUISIANA.
TIE FEELING At WAafttN1ToH. .
Spsttal Htspdieh to Y,hs Chnaa5 Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 20.--ff tho Louis
tauh Couaoryatiyon, aa Ia indicated III tho press
dispatches, succeed In scatnR enough additional
Democrata to secure Democratic majority On
joint ballot, they will voate tho cnttro split OF
Tho Wheeler adjustment. Mr. Waoc'er. sho MI
thor Of tho adjustment, when here Sunday, said
tint ho considered tho facI that neither party
controlled both Houses was tho sureRt guaranty
OF poaco. Not cren tho Domocfatto momhcrs OF
the Congressional Committee intended that the
arbitration should give tho Democrats mA1ori
~ On joint ballot.
tn the .isaectnttd FrtssJ
uKHEATisu MEMnHns.
New ORLEANS, Ln., April 20.LThe majority
report OF tho Houso Committee on Etecsious and
Qualifications declaring George Il. Buokhards, Of
Os.oaus, Q. L. Collins Of 81. 1Iclena, Charles
Dohiominer,' Of st. Folk, and VooEho!s, Of at
Martini wore untitled to tho seats now occupied
by Richard, ltocheon, Floyd, and hsrttnetto,
WAS adopted by Gl to "a. Dcfoso the aboyo
action In tho House tho Senate lad adjourned
until to-mofrow. Dcfuro sdlonsnirE, howover,
y resolution was introduced uuscating Goode
and raaea!ing Crozicr,
IMPEACHMENT.
Mr. Lowell, Republican, Chairman OF tho
Committee Of tho Houso to o1amino tho books
Of the Auditor. submitted ropors: which cndod
aB follows Your Comgittes further stato that,
upon tho ov|donco colleo Cd by t,oni, aud IN vir-
tue 0f tho poWcra anil duty Imposed upon them
by the laws OF tho State ntilcr which ttov were
appointed. thoy ato OF the opinion that Charles
Cllnton. Auditor Of Public Accounts Of tho State
Of Louisiana, shall bc ,mpcacl'cd for high
crfnnca md m[sdameano,s. T4ey thcretorc
recommend to tho lIoa,sa tho adoption Of tho
accompanying resolution:
Itsnrtd. That Uhlrlcs Clinton, auditor Of Public
Accounts Of the Ense Of Louisiana, DO npeached for
High crimes and mlsdetneauota In office.
Tho resolution wont ever 1s,lder tho rules.
, 1875-04-21

,,,x ~, oo,,,t.4u. ~ Al, = r. t,oosor n,tndta
aus' .no o'"p'."s ~ a4.' O. % ~ ''unu.' .r,' a
wa, ~, M ~ d au t H.. ""s
tsia Of tho 1o"' ~ Sy sir. Ays's Of s Toronto vho
II .ccm. !. sfr' 11on,,,r'a ry,nc;na1 Il, h,s mr..
,..as f,r .t,a ,,"a.,, ,,,,ots t,,a nor,, x!,ir
Mr.. Hooker bought to 10 tle,lvesol III May was
l,ioudcl for ,tr. Alvin, and wa,
dcnttncA for tho lisorpoos n1hrkot. Mr..
1footcr denounced Ills nltctnpt on tho
rnrl q, ti,oso v1o lavo sold shot for
wlcl, VIII Ina cc,, % i'spoc.eI nc Az now md which, thov
~ ~-''e'' ''''' o.e.' ~ ','>
now propose ey ss,o @a o. .ho aa,o, 70 haso fe'
inspected "a oil a9sef ti''o aa,e' nc ouasae1or
'"ee .,o telns!'ecuo" " n'"'' '"ao p"eo ~ ,u'''
caee' IN "y a!spatcl' 'ast nlsl,,l u eaa'e"ng
operation oi tAo Ill ~ R'B"":'o l'oPo!..onp' III
which, tho clilef actor will bc tho btatc. Ills arRi-
mcuts before tho Board wcre very plausible, and
woro ,natkc With asmooshnsss Of diosion worthy
H. .,a.t1s.. .Jra,sia 11,o no.x, - r,t,.rt.
w. ','oRt oa'"c" aa,oeas, uo noa,. ~, p".''"
ly listened to everything which no ana hlf. Als"an
had to olfcr and then. aFtos consultation, ngroed
upon tho following totters:
arnrsarissp, % Xpsi :.-ata: /. r. represented tsat
ecrnin rar,ic. t,vlng lhrge quantities Of No.
new corn ~ tlln uacaFo waretos'cs rropso on Anl
H. Is uae 20 rn .s ,,ma, .r" VII
~ 1sc NJ snc. III t.e Wn
new corn II ID fsc s,I ahs t. rrea,sT or e.,sr e.
tsnt 10 injury ii,,Ts tho summer month. II lcn. ia
sore Of shipped ID grpat bulk it IL Of Tho Br1vcat
Importance TINT tho. hiBp character accorded
70 Chicago Grain tN tha principal grain 1nAr,
ken or tue Tqrla 3, snsa 70 nia,nainsa .,,a IN
m f1 IT, a. cd a ~ II" e,S Saoa tn. o. o to f
" cantrIhe H. tbat rr' A. thern ecens " a In M
authority under wici. lbs 1asrecturn cnp refuse 10
inspect gra!n whru presented Tor shat purpose, or by
which ic wnrd .'now may tc returned after this IN;
ktAHt tHi$ik 1t ntaEcf to 4UHQt&t fPEL h
s ansress9fr r. 10 ~ mofo s, an 'ay N cautious nnd
.n"bt s,i.,t ~ ~ H. TX ,a,e ~ ILL.," frir n ~
he ~ tiesiunsied. ,1ous II. irnnsna. f:hajr1nsn.
70 o. L.. pAnuEn, rIrst Assistant Grain Inspector
Chtcago
Thia tho Doar{i claim la nil tl,oy hAyo powor to
in ~ ort,r IN In do,, II vii, In ,ouam},oro,,
~ ~. s n.." =, ~" c,.,,."a ro..a -, .r..sa
s'!"' o''o n"eo"' Va .'1e St''e'sao Dota VI .ta""
, 1875-04-21
CONSOLIDATION OF FREIGHT LINES.

Speetal Ditpatth to Ths Eh'raaa 7rtbunk.
C1Nc1sNATI, April 20.-Tlaero Ia no doubt og
the consolidation OF tho threo Dispatch Com
paaics that reach Now York by the Erle. These
were tho Great WoHtern. eigltoon yours old; the
Eric and Pacific, and tho South Shore llnea.
The new limo will ba c&lled tho Eric md pacilo,
With II. Il. puyall General Manager at New
York.
, 1875-04-21

THE UNION PACIFIC FLOODS.
OMAHA, April 20.--All tho oast-bound rasson-
gers, malls and baggaso tllnt hayo boefl delayed
at Rock Springs tho paat few days asa1toa
cast from that point at o'clock to-
tlay. Tr4inH with Wast.bound passengers
that have been lying At Nawlsns llayo been start
cd wess for Groom lliver. Teegrapllic oomnl,,-
n1cation Las been interrupted siica o'clock b,
a Aoynro hail-stor.n, aud nothing further 10
known Of tho situation, The water is failing,
and everything looka well.
, 1875-04-21

New Yonn, April 2o.--Arrlvsd, Tho steamers
Dothnia, from Liverpool, aud France, from
uayro,
pa1s7o14 Eng. April 2o.-The steamer Great
Wehtegn, from Nem York. has arrirrd.
NKw YonK, April 20,-Asnyed, steamar Pom
moranta, from Hamburg.
souInAMrGoS. April 7o.-sseamss Nsokar,
from New York, has arrived.
, 1875-04-21
OHIO.


TuG REFORM Bcn0oL nQUABD1tE.
CoLuNHua, o., April 21,-Atty. .-0en. Little TO-
day illsd an information In quo warrasto in The
Supreme Court, mud the shcrirs Of Fairfield and
Hamilton Counties wero ordered to soryo
narora on Mcaars. Hare and ClItd!nw, tho
Commissioners Of the Roform Hclool, who ro-
Commissioners appointed by Cor. Allen. On tho
grouni that the Governor had no authority to
appoint Commissioners at this tln,c.
, 1875-04-21
THE WEATHER,

WASHINGTON, D. G., Apsl! all =. m.-For The
Upper La4s Aeg!on, tue Upper Mississippi, and
Missouri Valley, COO! aud partly cloudy woathos,
with northeast wlntla bearing TO Boutherly,
slower. rising temperature, anl highar, bus fall
tha Mssissippl Valley.
, 1875-04-21

NUNEB, in berlin, aud obyarvnd swell, profes-
sor, suppose you work ~ hard AZ ever 10 your
old ago." "ins," replied tho victorian, tendurly,
"yeai my vito ID dsad now, YOU eee, and hA1e
leSa annoyance and can accomplish more"
, 1875-04-21

81. LOUIS, April 2G.-Quite number Of gen.
tlsmsn eonnected with completed or pro.
tactod na1roW-gauge railroads In lows,
Illinois, and Indiana. accompanied by 1atlcs, arc
bore, aud will tako trip tomorrow on the nav
C&iro Il st. L0ttB nAskow.gaugs road to e4hu.
ino lta construction and observe Ets Workings,
, 1875-04-21

Sp.ctat Dltpatth to 7ht Chitaf0 Tribune.
EAsTSAn1NAw, hlich., April 21.-Dhnio Sullivan,
VITO with Join paulin.w .was crushedat 11amptman's
Hollway. on Ri1e Hlyar, Saturday, dad from tbs
OBJECT Of tho ipIuriea ut st. harys Hospital, this
CITY. iast night. Sullivan vaa = sug!o man, and
came two yours ago from Maine.
, 1875-04-21

Spttiat Dispatch 70 The Eheaqo FT7bunk.
DLooMISarox, ILL.,, April 20,-LeonHsd DcuJn-
min. farmor, living mllos cast of Blooming
ton, WAS gored to death by a young bull tlta
morning. ho living only tittoon ,ninntcs nftor
the accident. lilo was nephew OF Judge DonIn-
min, OF bloomington. and uas 20 years old.
, 1875-04-21

Spte,al Cor1espond<aes af The Chicago Tribune.
DEsMorsEs, H., April 1o.-FrIday last, olar-
enee E. Kofshonr, about l5 years old, son OF
farmer In Middleield, attempted to pull his gun
by tho muzzle when II WAS discharged, and ho
WAS killed,
, 1875-04-21

spte,aI corretpo'atenese ~ The chtedqo Tribune.
DEs MONIES, H., April 19.-Mart,n Hoosemnn,
a farmer near Delle platno, Denson County,
while passing horsos In u stuhle. was Kicked in
tho bend, crushing his Hiull. lilo did not AFcn!t
afterward and hDon died. 1Ia was wcll known
and hes relations In Illinois.
, 1875-04-21

optctaI Dtapafch q Ths EA7eaoo 7F16Wa4.
IT. WAYNE, Ind, May 20.-At Leo, In this
county, ANTONY Johus, while engaged, With blu
father, hauling logs, WIS Instantly killed by
largo log rolling OF thu side Of Tho wagon upon
Inn
, 1875-04-21
ILLINOIS,.
rue 1NspRuTEos OF CORN.

TUE TNsEKuT{oS 0F COIN.
6n<efal Dbpdtch Ia 7as catea9o Tribune.
8Rn1sor1kLD, ILL.,, Apnl 2o.-The Doasd OF
Ealtroad CoRmissIontrs met hero today tn
obpdIsnos ~ shs pal es the Governor ts con-
, 1875-04-21
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BOOKS.

Ar GtLnEET's o1n NOOK hTnRi:, lG, SOUTH
~ Ciark.et hanks II loss Than half retail pttes Bar
gHins IN blank baoks and statlpnsry.
r. WKs;wR PAY TnE I1lilIltyr -,U3sII pHIoI:
uHApiX IlIsgs:. g; Ell Msii:an::t: ~"
, 1875-04-21

Offices. ...---.. ....
ITO RENT DESIRAl.IE OFFICES ~ THE CITY
l. Nati.nas Bank building, 15d mud 158 Washlneta
only 10 fest from ChA:hur 0t Commerce:
Bt9atunat. Aln9l1 0EEce. per s6hr
Basement. doul 0Gcc4 ~ Ear 5oar
F!fst floor, AtnHe olCo, ~ pct 3eAe
Hrst fonF, doubtc otico. Gfl per year
Heeond slboE, dontlc @t reg yeaf
Thrd floor. atA9ln ls1 per 3ear
Third tlo0r, double utEce. .t per feat
1hd floor. suite of thfeo offices 80 par Jeas
aps nt theta oces hara sauts aud GtatGa. With Wasr
aud tet0 j. onx constructed sstclass passenger
''''a'' "h1'a hnn IT. gE %seai. as 81 is asos
no 6HENT-SP1Nl5Us OFFICES IN .Ti!R AsrRI.
c1n istprsss lsulHlnT. TsTJ low to HtsclaA Trims
os1 handsomely tnshcd roatns. nov oaosod a. low roat
tos ousiesss putposes ony hare s,ct, M so,Sn.
nc has passon1sr and freight tlosso! md !. heatt
throughout by sseatn. Apply TO A. i srlHS0N. sooMs.
'0 n;NTopi'1qES 4 !, 4NP1 l; @ lE19As N nulLplSo
r1lO nENT-DEBK NOON 70 OOETKACT0RY on
hnanelnt agents, in real estate 9kce 10 Dearborn
It. EIGlIOL5. DRA0G CO., l4a Dssrbosn-st.
RIO nENT-TWO VERY DESIRABLE t,FF1UES
1caisnses. xpp!y al M. i Hssley lsuildlnr. -,
no nENF-iLEAsXNV jFFlVN. .srATE:ST. .NFA!t
Sout Water. rept cheap; ntceiJ foushed: ~uul sel
furniture rasy low Ase+ loE sals. good husnes. hgF1a
aad buCsy Call or sdr~sa No. d htato.st., Room T.
rio Observation-Disclosures MEN ATTEN.
tiun-Iaft Ut htau tfut basement o!cc, In WASH
nEton Block. WAshingto and tiftE-aT; ths
9htett and finest bAsoHonts Ia o city, Apply To H. r.
GEOlkGE l18 EIftli.aY.
, 1875-04-21

nlyonoEsEI.EnAIlYO ~. OBTAINED NOT FRAUD.
IL ulanty Eaa ses Tpa ttatsi pIaclcs p lilo
coutu u Chicago. Addse44 Poss. Vales A9s NsI,
, 1875-04-21

IIiO KENT-STONl: no, III OiiICAF0.AV.: SUITa-
i or j ba.amVats. Il. 4. RlCE, IS Washtugton-st..
, 1875-04-21

no RENT;-SECoND Fl.00Ts Or ilDUsE. COS.
sTato faf the apnsr lor; al, block M tr'. Il
College Place .stas.n ThlEy.l.ts and 1hss.socnnd'
tts, mar tho lake. ....
RIO nExT-ls.lt,siN. SINtIi.E or En- SUITE, WITH
! nr thoat tontd, " 11la Wal,1.!l:ay:-
TO RENT--sTDREs, OFFICES. &c.
, 1875-04-21

ItyANrED-TO nENT,-uorrAuK or . TO 9
w 1oons or flat, tu good noxhhnshaed. cheap rcnt.
prompt psy, Adi1cs1 stating 1ucatlun aud sopt a.
, 1875-04-21

II not yet II ac!ock. but despair Visible hls
face aud ILL voice dcap sui soien. uo began by
speaking Of TIC ardent luuxlaga ho h. cherished tor
Ito conng oi Clria Evuu II ho hu1seit were 1ost u
wa,tcd to ses Golx elect. Ills yoics fill Into tho
measured e4pg.xoug Ia which Ae tntouts liz pssyess.
aud beeau.a iDo1presalbly u,ouruful n b. rsnt on
Ieoufsss that begts to fce! sad and my heart sinks
within M, 1hayano time a,sl II which s4pset 10 500
, 1875-04-21

ITO ERHT-TflK Er1HE NO. 6su WEST I,AkE.ST,
with hktusos; suitable for anJ retail hna!Hcs,; and
harn this L. tim eldest grpcorL.stand West q union
1k.snr ,at-
, 1875-04-21

nl!l. lto ID entirely Without noILsy, Als ts ~,
during Lin ministry haa ee,, au fsh. .na u ~
never acncpth any compensation fnt Ills ,"t, sf!t
Ilth filth al fe wnrk zeeIn h,t swr a"Ay to6c'H'"
sud ho IL hitting doaotats nnsong lhv ruin.
THA aUESEa
attendant upon to breakup Of The meeting osaa ee
scr5tau. With tue tears rolling down thc1e eassA7
they Sung tho hymn:
je1us, my crosa have taken,
Al? tn leave mud follow thee.
NnkrIt lnur, dcspiscd, forsaken,
Thout from hence, my Ill sl'all oe' -
Bono tried to cheor tho moro broiea-spnea ~. y
suggesting vaE!ous possibilities Of ta prorbee at.
extending for aoma tina ltugeT. f1}en, Hhose ~.
aud .Aapl,tness tn anticipation hal lntn N'.aa'@'
sauo4 up 41ld sald, Ia volos Lrokou With sou''
ltia 10 uAeI It.s 10 usol w a1e e!thes % a''1 ii
ponted or VIZ ara not disappointed, SUD u s " AN
disappointed thsn we did axpc't Jesus Fs, WIN III
Nothing but Jesus cAecr our heatts te-aisa ,en
heatt IL broken never s1lsct y .ts y ttt,- IT,
s5 do anohT s1AS =, %ss se
Erdcf secnla to 10 in;errah1y EEsat Ihts H. aE
Ing Of my heart, NohinY aat.sfy ne hs ~ y i,.a
doa coms lSsl. Lelp ms, hate to 10 to ny 1''''
They wept and fsll On quo snosLcr's nseks a. m
they lad 1ollnqnisAea tbsir lpdstuH1, and Il
tslf furniture and everything. H. tho sa!sa, aT@ra,n.
tir strra* tlsr avu'ous .ll o!ans to Nv IL q
tace, According to helr ta.hlon ong q II, ILL.,
u hiu. g cs,las aud stay with him. Tlutn E r.a
sadly; VI dbit Gfel HEo stc!GR tp}aouJ n m vD1afa
could snk into My Brass." Iu9 hsuJ4
gathered sro.1nl hitn aud 10 aiaes ilso. froa
ministerial usage by nsyir kissing ths n " r,po*
1eseryny that entirely foE tho tHcn I'' aspt 70
rls had 10 Ee.nalA Whura tIny were. to se.
.atu l,oued. 0aa p,ta.d aftller xug l"n I'll
posed ot user 0oo Of property, asked XII shlir.
hrtshcr to sleep on hs aoor tllAt hI4t ~ 3, u "
iIairs4 woman said that she Ind plAe ~ tntx.
iyhs hut what aae a4oud do uo4t G5s pnS ar xoa,-
Tae ehi!dsen xsrs crsng babies sa4a1tss u ssaas h.
laut liz ssscabIy ilsletse, pursuing thsts thu.
cnoly way toseh quarters ~ tley could g. y. ~ :oru
nau tuyeu 10 biz lous. oa tan
Clark and Wlzcuus.u aFeets, but what u Ua''
iu tho future will ts 1ls does not know.