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The alarm of fire at 2 O'Clock this after
noon was caused by fire in the roof OF
the building Nos. 25k 253 and 261 Walnut
street.
The fire originated in the roof Of the
building, near the northwest. corner, and
is supposed to have come from the fiues.
The flames had gained considerable
headway before the. engines arrived, but
as we go to press the indications are that
that it IS under control.
The building is owned by the Day es-
tate, or more properly by Mrs. Mary J.
Johnson, of New York, the owner of the
estate.
The.frst floor is occupied by the tailor
ing firm Of Nieman 81 Morton, and by
Fisher, the clothing manufacturer.
The upper floors are occupied as of
fees and tailor shops. The loss will
probably reach $500; fully insured.
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Briahana,s 1rouble-ReLtef:

SALT LAKE, Oct. 3O.-Judge Boreman,
in the Third District Court, has just de-
creed that the order made by Chief JUS
tice Mexican, ordering Brigham Young
to pay Ann Eliza Young $4,000 alimony.
be enforced, and that Brigham Young be
imprisoned until the same is paid with
costs. A United States Marshal, with
Deputies, Immediately arrested Brig
ham, who was in bed at his residence.
At the request Of the Marshal two ply
seans eTamned h line es Young and proS
without endangering his life. He re-
fuses to pay money, and must be re-
moved. This decision in no way bears
on the question Of or recognizes po-
lygamy.
A mass meeting was held last night
for relief of the Virginia fire, sufferers.
The city subscribed $500, and citizens
81, 900.
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SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 80. 1875

ish, when the men ran at a tremendous
pace. The Indian, with wonderful
burst of speed. finally took the lead and
won the race. Time, 29:01. Fitzgerald's
time was 29:l1, and Connolly 8, 29;40.
The one hundred-yard race was won
by Geo. Livingston, of New York, who
beat Melsher, Of Newark, and John AL
lison, of Fall River. THE, II seconds.
The trial Of Chas..A. w Weston, charged
in connection with Ellis and Thompson,
with the murder OF peddler, A. W eiss-
burg, took place yesterday.
The evidence was the same as that
given yesterday In the trial of his accom-
plices. The jury. after an absence of
murder in the first degree. Judge Bar
rett sentenced Weston to be hanged in
the Tombs December 17th, the same day
appointed for the execution of Ellis and
Thompson.
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WyestlLn0 Match.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 80.-A wrestling
match took place at Assembly Buildings
last evening between Andre Crestal, the
masked man Of Paris, and Emile Reg
nier, the favorite of Nevada and Mexico,
for q purse Of $500. Regnier was to have
been declared winner had he succeeded
In throwing Crestal in two rounds out
of four, but Crestal won the match by
throwing his opponent in the first. sec
ond and fourth rounds. The first round
lasted five minutes, and the others from
ten to fifteen minutes each.
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CONGREGATIONS Robin
a sons Opera -house-Rey. Henry ID. Moore,
Eastor and Minister. Sunday morning, Octe-
Der 81, at II o'clock. Text-Matthew tx, lib:
"Why eatcth your master with publicans and
Sinners" &c. Luke xix, 10: "For the Son of
Man is come to seek and to save that which is
lest" Theme-"The Gospel Evangelist: The
Secret OF his success is IN ChrisL's sympathy
with the people," The congregation il
requested to unite with the Pastor
in repeating the Lords Prayer, Immediately
after the voluntary. he music Is led by a
select band Of fifteen brass and reed nstru-
ments, under the direction Of Professor q. NJ.
Currier. Programme of Scored Song: /. Vol
ry-Orchestra-"By the Sea''-Beethoven
2 ''Joy to the. Worbi, the Lord is Gomez" 3
"Lord hear the Showers of Blessing;" 4. or.
fertory-Orche- -tra-"Sweet Spirit'-- Wallace
8. '.Come ye Disconsolate.n II Know that my
Redeemer Liveth." This beautiful solo viii
be sung by Mrs. CarricK. accompar led by the
Orchestra. Ushers are in attendance to fur
nish seats. Extra chairs are placed on the
platform. All are cordially invited. Strangers
in the city and young men specially invited
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Il RnfEroad POOL.

NEW YORK, Oct. S0.-It is stated that
the Michigan Southern, Michigan Gen.
tral and Fort Wayne Railroad Com
|panies have agreed to "poop their
earnings, on the basis of the traffic OF
1878 and 1874, and that the Balti-
more & Ohio and Erie railroads had
combined with such of the three roads
named as were necessary to form, in
connection with the Union Pacific rail-
road, through line from New York to
he Pacific
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Old Doa,,,nion .Itena.

RICHMOND, VA, Oct. 3O.--Judge Hugh
L. Bond, of the United States Circuit
is in the city. He took no action to-day
in the matter Of the appointment OF Gen.
w. @. Wickbam as receiver OF the Ches.
apeake g. Ohio railroad.
The State Fair closed yesterday, after
four days of successful operation. The
attendance was quito large.
DR.. Peter Field Trent, a prominent
physician, died at his residence yester-
day morning.
Darlington Taylor, Division Engineer
Of the .. 81 o. r. H., fell dead at his house
yesterday.
John Waneure (colored) also fell dead
yesterday morning.
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ahe M.slc nan.

The Springer Music Hall Committee
held an informal meeting this morning,
at the rooms Of the Board of Trade.
There not being quorum present moth
Ing Of Importance was transacted. Sub
scriptions were reported as coming In
very briskly. The next regular meeting
will be upon Saturday OF next week at
II O'Clock.
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'Obh

MANCHESTER, N. H., Oct. 3O.-The fu-
neral OF the late Josiah Stevens took
place here yesterday. After the sery-
ices, which were OF a very impressive
character, the remains were conveyed
to Concord and inferred there under the
funeral rites of the knights Templar.
The funeral was the largest ever held In
Concnrd.
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Compliment to the X. Pa

Manager Miles, with his customary
courtesy and generosity, has invited the
Douglas Lodge Knights OF Pythias to be
present at the Grand opera-house upon
Monday evening, at the representation
Of the play Of "Damon and Pythias;"
with Mr.. John Mccullough, the great
tragedian, as "Damon."
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Meeting of the Oficiass Of the L., Q. g L'
R0iErOnd.

A meeting of the officers and directors
of the l., G. e. L. Railroad was held at the
C0mpany's buildings, corner of Pearl
street and Central avenue, this morning.
The meeting was held preparatory
to the annual meeting at Indianapolis
on Monday next.
Nothing ofpublic interest was done at
the meeting, it being merely an informal
talk relating to the affairs OF the road and
its interests. The N. Y. and Boston OF
ticiais were also present. The general
condition and prospects Of the road were
found TO be excellent.
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FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 30

CINCINNATI. Oct. 30--3:10 p. M.
Gold opened at 1i61z to-day in New York;
fell to 1l51S, and now stands 1867. II is worth
here ll5X buying, and l165S selling. Gold
checks on New York l16H.
There Is good demand for money to-day
at the usual rates of interest.
New York exchange irm and in good demand
at previous rates. We quote 1t par buying and
lilo premium selling.
Sterling exchange is quiet and steady at 4ss
a4.S7. y
Government bonds are quiet, with no mate.
rial change. we quote:
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Rottroad Disaster.

Special to the Star
CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND, Oct. 30.-Last
night at 12 O'Clock, freight train ran
into freight car, which had been blown
by the heavy wind from side track to
the main track. The fireman and head
brakeman were killed, and locomotive
wrecked.
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For Life.

DETROIT, Oct. 30.-At Grand Haven
the lengthy trial OF John Ii. Fuller, for
the muraer ol Meivnie y. I9uho, seVerai
viction and sentence for life to the State
HrieOn
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TS0R SALE PAPER MILL = The paper
IL mill at Monticello, White county, Indiana,
Is offered for sale. either controlling interest,
Or entire. The machinery is nearly new, in
good running order, and capable Of making
two tons OF straw paper day; is run by perma-
neHt and reliable water power; is a good in
vestment for paper dealers. For price ana
terms, address the undersigned. at Indianapo-
lis, Indiana, for thirty days. JOHN 4. Ell
DER, Assignee. ocs7-4t
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LNOR RENT--ROOM--Suitab for two gen.
IL tlemen; nicely furnished, large clothes
closet, gas, and fire will be furnished if de-
ired. 2a6 Plum ST., bet George and Seventh
treets. oc26-4t
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OyatoTy.

DEs MONIES, IA, Oct. 3O.-Miss Evanil
Chapman, OF the Simpson Centenary
College, was awarded the first premium
at the State oratorial contest last night.
She will represent the State at the Ma
tional contest in Chicago next May.
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A large lake has been discovered about
forty miles. west of Laramie, Wyoming
Territory, in the bottom of which is q
thick layer of sulphate OF magnesia or
epson salts, almostin pure state.- Now
find us. another ''large lake" filled with
castor oil, and we may "throw pnysic to
the dogs.o sl.1e
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SAN Francisco, Oct. SO.-A special
from Virginia City says building is going
on rapidly.
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FOR RENr-.RooMs.

LNOR RENT-RoOM--An elegant furnished
IL front room, in the Eastern part Of the city,
to one or two gentlemen Terms reasonable.
Address w. b., this Office 1t
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

NINE-sTREET CONGREGAT AL
v CHURCH.-The Pastor. Rev. Z. B. Boyp-
ton, D. d., Pastor Services Tomorrow at II
A. NJ and 1880 z. NJ Tie evening service
will be Q service OF song. The organ and
voices will be accompanied by brass ana reed
instruments,
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EN0R ROILER-For $25 cash, new
Il boiler, 80 inches long, 15-inch drain, eight
s-inch fues, fre-front, safty-valve, steam
drum and glass water gauge, complete; used
only twelve shines Address Il. L, CARTER,
Box 3S7, city. oc25-3t
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Svv tributing to do at very low rates, by the
CINCINNATI BILL POSTING AND Dis
HRIBUTING COMPANY. Orders received
At. tho Daily Star Ofiiee will be promptly az.
tended to. Best OF references. oc27-6t
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NV 1soss g pa4s6ae a %se w
sale, good carriage shop and one half acre of
nand. worth $4,000, In Clyae, Ohio Good OPEN
hg for o successful business. Address b.
hEEK, Clyde, Ohio. oc27-
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THE Lancet and Observer has swal-
lowed up the Indiana Journal of Medi-
cine and will be enlarged.
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RIBLEoHAPEL, LoNGwoRT4 STREET

DIBLEC CHAPEL, LONGWORTH STREET,
I'D between Central avenue and John street,
Rev. e. G. Abbott, Pastor. Preaching every
sunday at II A. M. and 71s, r. Nj. Sunday
school at 9h o'clock A. NJ. The minister is a
This is the peoples church. Seats free. We
want all people who have moved to the city
from the country to attend this church. We
want young men and women to come, and
every body who have no regular place Of wor-
ship. The poor and the rich are treated alike,
and have good seats, aud are made to feel at
home in the house Of God. Parents, send your
children to our Sunday school, we have good
school, and we will put them in good classes.
Let all come; and he that readeth say come!
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ENOR, OR,SALE-LAND-- go acres prairie land;
ncighboriood, In Adair county, Iowa, near
eounty-seat. Or will trade for horse and light
spring wagon. Address "W," this Office.
liyl4-tfl
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LNoR SALE-PRoPERTY : That valuable
property known as the speer Paper and
Fl0nring Mills, situated at Brookvilte, Indi-
ana. The above property if not sold by Decem-
ber !, 1875, at private sale, will be offered at
public auction For further particulars IN
quire of the Eagle Insurance Company, No. "a
W. Third street, Cincinnati. oc27-3t
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GENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Ninth
" street. between Central avenue and Plum
-. i. Moore, Pastor. Morning subject: .'The
Power Of Faith in the Development of True
Life" Evening: "Christianity the Religion
of the W orld" a review of Nj. d. Conway IS
lectIlra ON " Oriental Rnlirinn.O Saats free
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ADVERTISE.
FOR SALE.

IL wagon, horses and route for sale very
leheap. Address Z. G. LEITL, New Richmond,
Ohio se6-tf
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EyOR SALE PRINTING OFFICE = Inde-
Il dependent newspaper Of 900 circulation
good advertising medium; $500 cash, balance in
Columbus, Ohio. oc25-4t
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EsOR SALE-LAND-70 acres of choice bot
II tom land, all ln cultivation, on a railroad
and near q station, 15 miles from the city
Address IT,, Star Office Oc9-tf
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NM ANTED " THE PUBLIC TO KNOW :.
ttolpp, 10 now with JOHN RENNER, oppo-
kite Grand Hotel, who keeps constantly on
hand the best brands Of shell oysters.
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T1NOR SALE CARRIAG ES- New ana Sec
IL ond hand, in great variety. For bargains
call at 10 and 81 West Seventh street. GEO. u.
MILLER q SONS. sepT-tf
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Sold. offered at. Bid

The following is the closing report OF Nyv
York Stock Market, as received uy Lea, Sttr-
rett u Co., % West Third Street:
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GT. PAUL NJ. e. CHURCH, corner Of Seventh
- and Smith streets.-Preaching Tomorrow
at II A. M.bv the Pastor, Rev. q. II. Payne, ID.
d., and at ~ r. Nj. by the Rev. Z. w. Ketch-
UNI. At the morning services over sixty per-
sons are expected to be received into the fell
lowship of the Church. Sunday school at ~
p. NJ.
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PREFERRED sPEcrA1s.
THE VERY LATEST.

The people still moving in solid column on
10 the great reduc io;A he has made In the prices
9bf Pic.ures. Card Photographs reduced from
! 50 to $3 per dozen from retouched negatives.
au?S.Stf ,a
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INV call at KRAM q CO.'S and examine the
SsSnre Cure Truss" The best truss manufac-
sured, at the low price Of $5: n. W. cor. Fifth
and Elm, up stairs. Open Sundays from An.
10 Pm. 2S-Tu, tn, ,S,f
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TOR sALE-GROCERY AND SALOON
l. Nice grocery and beer saloon; near city;
good chance; s4,OU0 in payment.
Address,. H., Star Office. se21- M, ,Th&S
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VETANTED--EEw MEXICO INvALIDS
w AND OTHERS-Desiring information
regarding New Mexico, by inclosing 25 cents
eeiye prompt and correct answers. Ocl0.h
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NNTANTED = YOU TO KNOW That B.
I w CAVAGNA & son have new lot OF fine
Homeless Goldfish. and splendid line OF
Groceries jy2B-tf
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NNTANTED-JIM q CHARLIE DAVIS
:? wv formerly Of ia Race street, are located
nc the ssSun Saloon" Is Fountain Square, where
ehey will be pleased to see their friends. Open
ut all hours, day and night. oc27 -90t
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wANrnp---MIscHLLANHoUs.

AWANTED BUY YOUR HATS OF
eAX MARTIN, at AZ W. Fifth st. jy15-1
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VKTANTEp you TO CALL On JOHN
wv RENNER, opposite Grand Hotel, and
ret the finest oysters and steaks in the city.
[oc27-lm1
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
OUR PAPER.
A Splendid Premium.

A very liberal contract With the Wee
Sewing Machine Company will enable
us, We hope, to place their celebrated
Machines 10 many families. So 6ne an
opportunity to secure a first class sewing
machine seldom occurs. Nay We not ex.
psct u friends, and all interested IN our
work, TO make an earnest united effort TO
extend our circulation and thereby 10.
crease our influence? Cannot tue reader
form a club in his or her neighborhood
and secure this sewing machine as a pre-,
MUM? A few hours Of well directed
effort will obtain it. Are you a post.
master in soms country town or village?
With a little thought and effort you can
easily send us thirty.6ye names. Pass
the subscription paper. Thirty-6vc names
at 81 each will secure thirty>fve copies Of
this paper for n year, and a $50 dollar
sewing machine. Ia forming such club
you will help us in our work, benefit your
neighbors by placing in their families
good reading and at the same time make
your W or some other family happy in
the possession Of a great labor>saviug ma.
chine, warranted to be perfectly new. Of
the latest improved construction aud in
perfect order.
s. subscribers at 81 each, will secure a
No. ! Machine worth $50.
40 subscribers at 81 EACH; will secutea
No. 2 Machine worth $6j.
As subscribers as 50 each, will secure a
M. 8 Machine worth $40.
Many ladies who have not yet secured a
Sewing Machine, can. DOW get one at but
little expence. One or two days active
swork, u, every village would DO doubt he
sufficient! Go to work al once. Send us
the names accompanied with the money
and your machine will be or lered i'm
media tely
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
IN MEM0RIAM.

AT n regular communication Of Rhea
Lodge No. AZ. A. +. and A. NJ. held on
Monday evening February 10Th 1875 the
following tribute ofrespeet to the memo
ryof our late brother George L. Grish-
ON, was unanimously adopted:
To The Worshipful Master, Wardens and
Brethren Of Thea Lodge No. AZ.
We the undersigned committee APP
pointed at a special meeting of the Lodge
on the 18th ult. to take into considcra-
ton the death Of our late brother George
L. Grisham. who died of Cholera at his
home in JonesbOrO' Tennessee, on the
4th day of August 1873 in the 10th year
of his age, beg leave to submit the fol-
lowing report:
Brother Geo. +. Grisham was born at
Buffalo Ridge, in Washington county.
Tennessee. on the 4th day of November,
1880. In the year 1866 he was made a
Master Mason in Rbea Lodge No. AZ,
with which Lodge he continued his Ma
sonic connection rs an earnest, devoted
and Jealous member of the brotherhood
until, ''called from labor to rcfreshmcnt"
by the Grand Master of the Universe
In the summer of 1873, a year made
memorable in the history OF Jonesboro'
by the fearful visitation of Cholera,
our brother exhibited the true heroism
ofhis MISUNDERSTANDING TO fy for his own
safety, before the death distilling breath
of pestilence, he remained at his home to
engage in the noble charity of minister
ing to the sick-comforting the dying and
burying the dead. Like the good Sa-
marian he did all in his power that SYM
pathy could sugg est, to relieve the sutf-
ering around him until, smittcn himselfby
the destroyer, he lell at his post in the
prime ofhis vigorous manhood, and the
meridian of his usefulness. Like the
battle slain soldier he was buried for a
time upon the field where he fell. On
the 18th day of January 1873 he was dis
inferred. and removed to the family
cemetary at the old homcsteadat Buffalo
Ridge, where he was solemnly and sorrow
fully consigned TO his last earthly resting
place with the Masonic honors Of his be-
loved Lodge. AZ"
Therefore be it Resolred, hat in the
death of brother Grisham. the fraternity
has lost a faithful and devoted brother, tho
Christian Church to which he belonged
an earnest member: the community in
which he lived a good charitable and
useful citizen and kind neighbor, and his
wife a devoted and affectionate husband.
Resolred, that this Lodge tender to the
bereaved family of our late brother its
warmest sympathies.
Resolred, that this report be entered
upon our records-that a copy be deliy-
cred by the Secretary to the widow Of our
dead brother, anda copy be sent to each
Ct the Jonesboro papers with a request
to publish the same.
J. ID. cox. Committee.
]. {. III. SMITH.
Attest &. W. MEEK, Sect'y.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
Good News-Baccus Caught.

Last Saturday morning Billy Roberts
came into town and reported to the
officers that Baccus had been Ut his house
that morning, and thought lie might be
caught. Sheriff Young, Capt. Howrcn,
Constable McPeak, Joe Mahoney, DR..
Hartman and perhaps others started on
their horses at once to make the arrest if
possible. They found him in a thicket
IN tie farm of j. T.. T. Harris, but Bnccus
NO doubt. being on the lookout darted
rapidly through tie bushes before they
got near him. The officers shot at him
but did not succeed 10 making him
halt. They ran him through fields,
woods. End over hills some three or four
miles before they captured him and would
rot have got him then if 1t had n It been
for some fresh bands who got into the
chuse. lie was brought to town 10 the
evening and lodged 10 Jail to await his
trial at the next term Of our Circuit
Court. 1t will be remembered by our
readers that he was charged with stealing
. great many things from our citizens
during the time they we're absent on ac>
count of Cholera in 1873. lie was at
that tune Committed to Jail but made lis
escape and has been hiding out ever since,
The ladies' will no doubt rejoice to
hear Of his capture, as their husbands
will now have no excuse for being out
late at night.
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Big Inysntion.

DIX lnvs nticn.
Lloyd the famous map man. who
made sllthe maps for General Grant and
the Uniop army, certificates Of which he
published. has just invented q way Of
getting . relief Plate from steel 50 as to
Rriat Lloyd,s Map ofAmsricau Continent
Eshswing from ocean to eceau-on one
entire sheet Of bank note paper, 4oI5o
inches large, on a lightuipg press, and
solorcd, sized sud varnised for the wal!
pas to stand washing. and mailing any.
where in the world for rs cents. an un.
yarnl'od for 10 oen.s. This map shows
the whole Uaited State and ferritorie.
IN group, from surveys to 1875. with /,
million places on il, such ss towns. cities,
villages ~msuatains. kses rivers. streams
gold mines, railway stations, &c. Thi:
map should be 10 every house. Send 25
sstO the Lloyd Map Company. Phila.
dslpsia, AMI yos vii gets copy bv return
mil III