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mtb.rrtaeH a,stu Natruas, @tiibl scn usbsrtununs
Sab S&wrt i'm Dtdssn, iaurts auttc6tn, &uf- uub
@bpseeu Ter Dlasenarubt, S6rtnttl, ftns1ss uab
f&rtrts Utbmsn, ptrnudunetn. 3uiam m ,ni6rt5,u unh
Gtfabl bts 9rftd.us bsim rieatn. Abuabme bt Gts-
fsaft, f&earss punttaen sssr tas Bib dimes g &Isters
sr Sen Guetn, 5ieber uns OarYfer { DINERS TN Kpsf..
NarasI an Sbweii, etltt 6arbuns htr b4ut unb bts
&uasn, ebntr era in stt 5stit, In Der Fruit uhb ben 0its.
bern, sl5sltb, Nnidas sou Gis, unp orsnssn liza 8lttf6.
sDtnist . fen BON RasRass ptIsn Stireita sss &C.
ata spn al ben e%tnsnnten St6rnnsfn.
% rsie 2S Ient6 fir Die G9a@tel
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giiberalans, cline sroAe Sieree.. Gin ssuRSnttasr
Sdus inter Often. Nraaet In Giftawaarsn.5 arplun.
cen NJ b. airsnlars sratis ~psrfsnbtt. Abrsffrst
aD29Lh ata &IaItptn.. kt)Ra
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geaTsra, S&aria&Etber .ntatpen aus serhprb.nem BIuh.
geeen bieie aranfbstten il ,SdpebtfW Bitters" oas wirb
dmae S@usmtttel, mel! 20 Der bette 8iutreini8er se, sn
81 stsbt. aber plrb br 8tbran4 u fpdt pber ntht aenas
red b1 Gnmsi}une %bt8pnneR, 70 bat gp6en. Wlalera,
6aaals&Rebr nnb axbtre nit 8teber serbunbeae EranL
5etteu ausbre1eR, bakR nub Der @ebraad fpfprt stnA,
asIt uerben, ba Rranitettea tn hssleua Ssaptum eiae an-
esys Estanbluas e~rfrrbtrn.
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Sanb=W ur1u

lebenb %eutferltt NIT oouitdubigem &opf inner.
balb 2 bis 3 Stunoen, felne S~eSablung,
bis oolts %entferllt ourd s. S. &unfel 259
ytoro 8. Str., 8btlaoelpbla. Sit=, giaoel=
nno Wfagen : 9Siirmer ebenfau8 e%ntfernt.
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ober i9idft nad s3trfularen. Sra9t eureu
Npotbefer mad &unfel5 @nrms SDrup.
Breis 81 Die 5laide.
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Bsrft &tl-Das G&te edw.stid
Stttsrs Utss ausialisBlia bereitet boa
M Dentel II. Co.,
As5 Rorb Dritts etrass,

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msrs ,sasss: S9ptniae" iesn al3t4e ~ - -
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,tn, auatnlneIia, 0aIi. tah,n }.

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saNsss,a, &upff& mtrs. babHses. W,usaIait, Rbsuns.
Asaias, BfSifeIa, Webftlfebsr,
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ssr rsraRitsa Getilt ~trA e%instraai ush Usftttsas 4
sss MsbeIs kesbeifnkrsn. 9
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spb fpaar eidbaftu Rranitttsn-
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De. NaAwap'S Nerreet RnreattDe
unb reaultrenbe DtlIen,

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GtiruRssn ss WtsetHs, be etbtr, Der ttnaeutiS, ss
Rteren, br Siah. Ntrpen etosn, RNpfpeb, DtrarvhiRe.
6artlttbtstttf, uxserbauliniEt, Gpspepua. Guerana, b7
0aus 8ausnhttsr, llntaisttssussunbsne 6amprrbotbsn
xnS ale unurbapaasn In bsa thntren 6tsaRsn. riys
~saraatttt Rnh iwas saf fs ppatis tsrrta.
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90 xrs,fsa in ,tntm taIben gIas ma6.,

%btltitistR In UtnIstn @astnblidsn,
ardmpfe. Gbadd9s. Ssrlflepfsn. bbfsn RsvE
Durdtfan, Derffop flung, Bidbnnaen
unh allie inneren eeiben.
, 1875-09-06

Dr. g1esen ~ Bite srss. ~sbertadtte bts 35rpprs. sss
ssm .rbalt has Sahss Spfsua gtabrnus unD Kraft. Wens
her Neasea uas anesrs Acknowledgment nablaaen. ibn
ssas xbattsfsit W sntptdeIa, mus bsr sanss. 8Srper Id
s<a. DIE &ranfbeten, mel&t aus 8etSrter Ib6ttgfett bo
ssubsuaassersans ~snrastea, eas serl1teSener &rt. abn
Die 8auytlrfaAs sldbt tran,er stsfelbs. Dies n ba
Gsnab, p0br hAs sS4~tbtfG 9ttters," bs - ale Star.
eaxnts 1bAisfet hsraeat, 70 sttle 1ranfbsitsa BELT, bk
ssta.tasss sasi ssFf6isssats Ratas aas. soir nsanss
S&sishfnaa
sah alt snbtres snsaenfranfbeitsu sntAsp.a etea 70 Of
avs etSrunsen Der Mastntpatief.it. as bura srblt9.
Aaidge stes btfti8e Grtaltans. QDenn bic Spei@e nid
etbsrte serbauet unb Der a5rper In 5plss eehsn nt4t bin,
!aaGlt9 ernabrt pire, mus abmassraaa stntreten uni
- gtf&ud4ts Seaem erliest btm ldftsfsn anfaa ttnw
&rtdltana BE bd dnsr perfon son trdftieer @elunbtes
ear ut4t 70 Detrd&t tamG DIE bsrabmitfen Ner,ts,
stnn fs 8das ssa Stwtasfa@t in ssu erfsn Staoien Be,
essrea, rttten sbae ausaabms TIRE Nufmerflamleit ,I
~ Ant bw &e8altrans Der Derbauungsprsane, bantt W
sSfr1ta, sei@s ser Patient "a f& ntmnt. i6m nt6t fraHt-
~ Utt&nerse seruria&en aab at&i bur& ben RSrptr o..
sn nab tbm tntweber gar fetne sber tm ~aIuataen dak
wtass uns i&lsdst Rabruas " btsea-
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i1~tnest<Ht lnterpsrfea u. Sab letsea aamentli6V yi
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psrserrnfen, ane suf@tebsn anb sitlitttte abT bl 10
eAuelaasstuett nub tnmS eteftIbt iea. H6ryltd biz
sara etartanesmtad eas Rerssufyfem- hs O. |aI
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Iass'xtttd ed eta sbsn ~trSdtatea &ranfbeiten uns tai
l%aattnesa bic wstanbeat snradsssebea, psl&. f&sn BE-.
van tutTtltehs u mttesT @tHnA am 2eben au faetu.
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srfalsssas, 9sxAsessa ssaaastss tissIaSsssaxaa..
E~2elandbpIie,
Fxs untelssus RranIbatsa aab BE u,ateintf&, E,henA
Inns strfabea iaau ~attaaIs IN frab bsaoansa perSsn
2taH gebrau6t bas -S&webtl& Bttttrs" aeuau nod re.
&aDetiuns nne Bic lests Spur sa pbenstaannten id
rtre serlEptnosa. Dem 9attentta rirS ~unfeblbar 4
s~slfanelss Sslnaetstt turlGsessbna aas isaaf hx 6ahess
6stsssssit asat f& taIs wtssef din
f.4e @ta MbIsitanasmiffsk l.lr
SnsHta, SiAt ra wtsffaaes abfabrunsax ,..s
&ablt&e Gelsen tresnh ener Dirt psnfhen fna,s, ~.
bsPpste Dcfts en .S6mebtf& Bttttre" a,b,ses a n
an saateattass aal&as !s4e 4bltttasssmtta Ssh Iass
AIfts aas @sfAseAA
= % sssa nssat!s. ssA sa.ss ussusHtss ssA
ssss sssie1ssslt& hsasht sxs 4,
araatsrfshsa.
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sssssa Hnnsx. ~ ~
SsrH$tl-Das G&te sdweStfd
Stttsrs Uiss ausi&lisslia bereitet bon
r Deniel II. Co.,
As5 Rors Drttts etrass,
VbtIabelpbk
am - yuSltiaa ssr RA&asmxSstu nml Dstrss A
s@ern, " es Wanitnsunttrf&rtft bee irutsrsn &tasufbS
otttsrs eatk&t. eaatbIalea
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ssdfsats frlttn tets cine sIafas ssn g~atvass of.s,s
Rslisf bet fb fuhrsn. usatat Gropfen In gDedtr rtrsts
Rsanthtit per Shmerttn bic nam gD,t(tl bes G)aHers
k~srrabrsa. Srrhsussa. Is IA bsHr as franlbaiae d
Hsanbs sbsr Bittsss ale eth &stisittsI.
, 1875-09-06
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nab &ntiaspunssn bsfsittat unb Gsussitsntn iurtrt,
eItt&ste,. sb fe IN Der qunas. TN Wldetn Gtactmttbta
sbsr isaRtaen Druftn petr OsGaasa litssn, bur4 sta.
4altes NnptnbRre.
Sn tinsr bs spantts NltnutsR. e~insrlt Mt. btftts shss
vetaiasnb ksr Shmtrj fstn mag. Der Rt,uustiI&t, @ttt.
lAeeiss Sdua@s, Usr'rugpelte, gttsssi,, az ~Stsagalsis
asibense sltr Rr6Rielnbe w,rb n @
, 1875-09-06

FNs untelssus Eraatbettsa aah be msSteiu,f&e Bsbenh
!nas %ptrtslbea iaan attnais IN frab b~ssoanen psrSsn.
staa SsOsaaSs sas rSsgebti& Sttt.rs~ ssaaH aa& s.
pire serl6wiaoea. Dem 9attent.a pirS %unfsbibar Il
ssahaaeies Sslnaetstt taraGsessbn aas jsaar Sx fahtst
6sttsssett asQt f& talb mtehef an. ~
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@ta Mlsitsnssaittek

eefsHts. saAt hH ~ntstaaes abtabraassntsts Al,
ASSltstD Ss!ss "a tFssaa .tass Srt paafsea, isassa sia,
dn ssltputniea aniGa>lt4s ablttaxasatttT r.A 80
serabrsi&t psseta SkAs sRt&a4t aaf y =" ~A@
, 1875-09-06

sesAsx Hnns1. ~ ~s
, 1875-09-01
The wav In which Alr. HAIBToN did bnuk-

The way In which Alr. RA1.sToN did bank-
ing business on gold basis is aptly illustrat-
Cd by ono Of tho sehomes In whioh he WAS
engaged Of tho time the crash came. Flo had
taaen part Of tho gold which had been de-
posited with him and invested It in hugo
ti,nber-tract in the Sierra Nevada. He had
erected oxtenaivs saw-,nills, and was propar-
ing oil the ways aud means for furnishing
Ban Francisco with lumber. He had built
wagon-roatls from tho city to his timber
region. 10 was constructing tramway and
q railway. Nothing which gold would buy
and he needed was spared. He had 5000
men at work at hia timber, his saw-
mills. his roaas, and In one way
and another. This IL one Of the
reasons why Mr.. RA1szos did not have tho
gold on hand when his deposttors demanded
tho money they had placed In his bank.
There wara good many other roasoaa OF tie
Same kind. We fancy that, Il ME. RA1sgoN
had bean doing buansss on grsenbank
haais In thu aauas way, tha atash would aa'a
, 1875-09-01

111f, OLAN AtN AQNtAV . tuAA1NV4t
a regent allu5ion in 1'ng CutcAuo TRlnuNE
to Mr. 1'1AxTos DuNoASB connection with
tho Confederate currency lns had tho effect
to bring out vn1nnhio and interesting Con-
tr;bution to tho history of the Southern con-
fet1cracy from that gentiomnn'a pen which
wo print this morning THE TRIBUNE article
was basetl upon the best nttainable infornna-
ton at the time, and Mr. DuscAs's statement
OF tho cnso, being authoritative, will 10 renl
with interest," uo rccitcs tho difficulty which
tho Coufedcrncy hnd in obtaining currency
with which to pay of The Government e1-
penses. In 1861, tho bulk Of the currency
was iu 300 bills, and, as it had not at tint
timo dcprccated to tho o1tont that Sl0o
wonll not pass for moro than S., there
waa a notable deficiency Of bills Of n
smniler denomination. 1fr. DUNCAN was
intr1stod with tho task Of providing thom.
70 begin with, 1t WAS impossible to secure
bank-note papor, except in occasional ANAL
lots smugg!cd through from Now York.
Engrayers wore equally hard to hni. There
was nothing loft for AIr. DUNCAN to do but
got pnpcr-nlill aud manufacture the strong.
est nrticlo ho could, gather about him nu'n-
Der Of the hest newspaper coTnpositors ho
could find nnd 60 to work printing "tnoney."
It WIS not very good money, to be sure, not
oven very good paper, hut it was the best
that could DO provided under the circun-
stances; it wns "currency," and just what
tho greonbacks would bo under tho sa1ne
difficulty in getting matt!ria1a. Mr.. duncan
snys TINT he Lad about 100 1adies Mt work
signing tho bonds aud potcs which he turned
ont to order, and counting md otherwise
keeping trnck Of them.
Alr. DUNCAN volunteers the suggestion TINT
the depreciation Of t}1e Confederate currency
cannot be traced to On ovcrissuo, becarBe the
total issue nevor reached $3.50, 0O0, 900. We
do not tako this point to 10 good ono, be-
causo 800 or 81 would DO M ovor-issue of
paper currency such ns ho describes, md
which nobody beloved, after n Bhort expo
rionce, would eyor be rf,deouel. Any paper
passing current for money ia IN ovcr-issuo
which Is not redeemed in actual money upon
demand In the casb, of Confederate money,
Mr.. DUNCAN snys 1t WINS worth 95 cents in gold
in 1861 GO cents in 1869; in July, 1868, it
had gone down to 1G cnnts in November,
Of tho sa1ne year, II was worth only
cents; md in May, 1864, only cents.
After that, of course, it WAS worth nothing.
As ulattcr Of fact, it Was worth nothing
from tho very beginning, because it WINS not
| redecmable md never redeemed. 1t was
| takcn On faitll for a while, aa thu people now
| take tho United States promises-to~pay on
| faith- But adverse circumstances anything
like these which beget tho Confodaracy, or Q
long era d. noa.redemption and loss Of con
| adenco, W ould dispose OF greenbacRs In pre-
ciaoty tho sana downward rush rs was ht
| fate Of tho Confederate graybacka."
, 1875-09-01
Gbs Gbifayu O1ibu,1e.
Wednesday Morning, septcmbor 1, 1876.

Grcenbacks nt tho Now York Gold E1-
change yesterday opened Mt s7a and closed
Shade higher. Tho two extremes wero 87A
and B7A. The gold bulls, in the hope Of
further unsettling The valuo Of paper cur~
roncy, would bny no greenbacks,
, 1875-09-01

...1 s.ra~., ,,h;,1
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o~ann. ~ ,nanay for vines ,iouors. md
-: sa si ,,,..1t -, ao11 ,7;,,ro,.
u'a ,ea,~1 x,,1;t;o;ons nd r,olit;cn1 honccra IN
,.a.. .naaaa,,oa T., for,n;no aoc;ol cluh
r,'a, ~. :. ~ :. 1r,;on" rho romo ia .;o.
~. ~, stA = ro,rosants ~ n nn;on of ,ntereaia
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~eA . N-.ae -: ,..r,,a - .aHao 49, sayon.;va Int
tells.'o s. - rass..e r,.a., - ,,~;.o1, IL
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s Imas ka,,s., M na5 t,act1,ou A,aormcn
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afo ooas1"o,oss "no "e -, sasSA". '...,." a
uo'' Ao' -" eeuu ftl @ IT, ~ 49,, :,
'uese Hse "a'1oss ....:. y. w. ..he aeaass. @ aa.
o.noe s's'y r. ".~.,,sna. .,,aro n~o a,so-
oPpeose 81 tAa auPpns' ~ s4s.s sa..aa. - a. =.
men WHO nelp :. e. ,a..,..s sA' 49,, ~ ,s:.,a.;a. ~
e..s' ~. "aa '.a ;s ! hr,1,a~ % 1ho ,,,1ostarn ~.
en7ee ato sote'o'oAo.S wv "4ot eA' ~.
, 1875-09-01

The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has
decided that Gaugers, rs well as other people,
tha1l bo worthy Of their hire. In other words,
they arc not hereafter to bo paid their SC
for day's work when they layo performed
no duty. A1r. PnArr has also decided to dis
charge ill special oler&a for Supervisors
This last move will result IN saving Of
&l25,00 annually.
, 1875-09-01

There wc1o two Ndmlts In Now York MondsI
night, but South Band, WHICH had been prom.
iaed ono, had nono,At all. The local paper ek-
plains The difficulty by saying that tue 'leadIns
man /" got drunk and hia vito loft him. Va
arc ut a loss 10 imagine why domestas
lnfeiic,ty os this kind should intarfero with
correct representation Of the play. Tho loading
man Was sobet enough and melancholy enough
by Monday night to play Uamla with great ear
neBtnesa and dptpnab,
, 1875-09-01

JoHN II. THATCHER, present Commissioner
OF Patents, Inns resigned his position, tho
resignation to talle effect Sept. so. Ex-Rep-
resontativo Dug1b Of The Twenty fourth Now
York Congressional District, will assume
charge Of tic Patent bureau after that ditto,
, 1875-09-01


timation, in tho shapo OF ranors floating
about the City-H and in Mdermanic circles,
that M ntternpt is to be made by the Mayor,
or Mt least TINT ho is disposed, to thrust City
IIall politics into tho School Board, for tho
first tin,o III tho history of this city. Thu in.
timation is too astounding for boliof. Does
Mayor Cu.y1x seriously propose to inaugurnte
such m innovation as thiR. and turn over the
School Board md tho management Of tho
public school system as Mayoral or Alder
manic patronage for political burnmerB?
Docs he seriously propose to interfere in the
tlnties of tho School Board, which have
heretofore boon strictly non.polltical in char
acter, md takn their business ont Of their
hands to bo administered by ward hummerH?
Does ho seriously propose to Introduce tho
frauds and corruptions Of politics into orr
public school system? It 60, thon Mayor
GOWN will place himself in posi-
people OF this city, md will exceed tho fnnc-
tions Of his Office in 1nannor TINT will not
be tolerated. Tho people can stand good
doal, nnd lknro stood good deal, from his
government, md they expect to hnTo to stand
| agool doal moro. They arc patient md long,
suffering They havo endured tho dapreda-
tions Of thieves and burglnzs, tho shamo Of
seeing tho streets filed with gamblers, bunko-
| men, and conadcnco-mcn plying their avoca-
tions with the most perfect impunity, q po-
| lics force which haa not protected thom, and
| Boara Of city officials which has invaded
thoir rights without question for mercenary
considerations They have endured oil this,
md they will probably continue to endure 1t,
roserving to themselves only the right OF pro-
tast and tho election OF bottor man when
tho tlmo for election comos. But il
AIayor colvn seriously eonso1nplates the in'
torfercnco which Ia credited to him,
tho turning of the whole public school Hys-
tom into common pool for the benefit OF
the Cty-11al1 politicians and tho ward bum
merH, ho might as vol understand now ns at
any other timo that tho people will not toler-
nte it. In m an interview with the Mayor,
tho following conversation ia reported Ia
have occurred
nspost+r-well, lss,iag out Of .hs question the d.
gree OF your opposltio ars you In favor oi tbs ~
uaosai Of 3lF. P1caAho'
! -
sIayor~pecsu.s 10 ha. bscn there too long.
Reporter --H4,a you NO oshst reason than thai hi
hls occupied tho position for long tune
Assof-"one 'nA! "''a ~ s''' :. p'e.'A"
Tho conversation e'sos an slr u otsa'nss s,
W sao ,. ,As ',,ns' ~ tha 1Tasn~ :, tho,
tue oniy reason gwen W .h' AtaSof - 'na'
superintendent ricAA"n aaa oe'ap'eu nI
place 100 loas' 1aat H. eaia''atsauont ~
ARD . gentleman VINO nus maao .uuessot ~ s..' !,
hnti INC management Q. ~, sSpo'1 .'1e ssue1.
OF hfs me- VINO has na1. Sa'nap'o a1a su1eo''
full experience Ia the otner htatea, Is 0aAsS
ha''hR selSeo 'n's wy .'alus , 49, 's'1I ~ =.
7 years IN Que Of the MOST 'h'P's1ant - =,
!. sra"sa. onuefA!saolo management nesouoo'
] Of ta's city Aave gfo"n anu p.ospe.v' ~,
, 1875-09-01

Tho new decoration 10 be bestowed by Con-
gross for horoic doe1s Ia Saving lifo will mani
{ostl3 Asve Its uses; aud fret Of all everybody
will agreo Miss Ina LEWIS should DO honorod ia
thls manner. Her recent exploit. already notloed
IN Tue TnrnuNZ, has revived the story OF bat
lifo, which ia again being circulated by tho nsTs>
papers; and her nano Ia honorably mentioned
wherever 1t IL known. It would bo aoEnash1ng
to tic credit Of the aex II woman should re-
coivo the arss decoration OF This kind-if tba
first American hero publicly proclaimed a. ausa
should be . heroine.
, 1875-09-01

The Kropatchek ri1e OF Austria can fro fftosa
ahote In ton seconds. and bo manipulated
though tho fingers bo nuubed with cold. Tas
next tu4ontion shoud he mftrailonas capable
Of di1cbarge and direction by oorpa Of al&agh-
torod srttlorymcu.
, 1875-09-01

A Boston pspor notices with alarm that Ara Of
the seyon Congressional candidates In Missouri
are Co1onels, ono 4 Major, and tho last Gem
oral They cannot hope Tor election. No true
eoldlor will caro- 10 run before the poop1o.
, 1875-09-01

THEY PITY THEIR 1nASDM0THERs. YES,
ahr taGias vim perpstnAe the bes1!y their EFlhoo
Nth i.srds l'uon al Ynnh, mutt interd, pity sha!r
unfortunate EtaudnaMsa ~hn psstazsd th"t faees With
b 10 cosuso pe~Fless and 70 hstruloss. Sold
Ii I'll dfuf1lals.
, 1875-09-01

ADELrIE1 T11EATRE-Dearborn street, corner
Monroe. Engagement nf oliver Dona uSrun. "Don-
nd AtcKly.~ Afternoon and erouug.
, 1875-09-01

Tho Canadian Government ia proud Of its red
men, hpd anxious to preasrvO thom. Ltquors
dealers who furnish shom firo~water arc aned
$500 and Imprisoned two years. And the wotss
Of It 10 that tho ane u payable In gold.
, 1875-09-01

McVICEERH TIlEATKE-atad'son streot, between
Enoch Arden>'
, 1875-09-01
To.pAytS ADJUSTMENTS.

ACADEMY or MEslC--Ha1fttd street, between
Madison and MouEoo. Dfcnuau b wares oombnA-
ton.
, 1875-09-01

uEsrEn1h LODGE no. I'll, a. r. X 4. M.--Neg,,-
lar communication this {Wtdnesay} evening, SEPT. !.
THIRD DEGREE Waiting brethren cordially !nvtcd.
CifA5. II. brennan, n. II.
CLlAS. F, FORESTER, Seey.
, 1875-09-01

IIoOLET'9 THEATHE-nandolrh street, between
Clark aud IaSalte. Engagement of Ene1sonf Call
fornIA atiustrols, Afternoon and evening.
, 1875-09-01

GARDEN CITY LODGE 14i, 4. r. aud A.. NJ
stated Communication will 10 held at Oriental Hail.
on Wednesday, night. aert. !. Work on aha A. II. De-
7reo Waiting brethren fratcrnsily Invited. by order
pf tho w. u, L. l.. WADSWONTu, Sec.
, 1875-09-01

Recent accurate sstlnates plaza tho number Of
"tram" o. wandering, aae, os, vicious sh.faete' u
ns S'dS s"s s,a s. tho iaone Of the sous,n
neopls she "non-vorkins claa,o. In The soutb." by
the Republican papers. who mako the assarslon that
every 'a.n In shs North II oa.y' ana contributing
h .aS % 1oo othae Nar.urn a.t.*
+, i rrss.~Lo1ttv1ts oeurt.,-.to.r,.aL
rh,s ohour1 ermuert ~ tba fo,,r;>r.
.,ournol wonl1 be nnwortbv of notice vore
, 1875-09-01

CHICAGO T1IEATnE-C1ark sttsot, bcircen 1san-
dplph and Lake. s'Hesris sud p!amouds."
, 1875-09-01

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.,.l,:.,a",,s sa,,.s;oua IT, 1ars ~ ,,o,,n viii
,nmch a,n,,,,o.;s .1,ot i. .curroncv in c;v;,tzo,
ana oa,.,raso;n, ,ot;ors ,nrst rout m cre,1;t
a,,d oons;.t ~ ,,o,,or" 11,ia omn,,ot;c oaacr.
t;on I1oea nnt ci,onoo t1,o chnractor of tho
s.s,.s WI, !, .~.,;.s =, !, III vn,,,
wall n, soy tbot cro1;t ia essential IN com.
,,oroo H.. ,s,,ot Is c-oa;t , 4 currercv
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~. ~ H. o-o;,,t -, ,r,,;,,, !, roets
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.rrn ta ,aanoa M cro1;t 1commsrc;ol sopro, aa fol.
T,nst ctyen q, received ezpeetst,on Of future pap
mont For property transforrcd or promises given
mercantile reputation ens to be tFaste or to re"
cave Ro's or osns On p'ona'so o. "soe pa5mea w"
p'1n ~rs,;. ,ha~ornra ~ sn,not,,;no .s,;ch rcsts
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~ Ia Il not h.conso tn, nreoiop,s metals
1,o,o th;s tona;h,o s,,,,atontia1 n,,rnhos;uo ond
a~ah,nn.oh,a vol,,a IT a1l t;,nea That thov
hara haan n,,do ,1,o standard rnonov ~ nonn.
h;n1 ] a;reo on,1 hofove tho dava of
.na,n.x o,t7 Hrronorua7 cnrrancv M
.n,1,.t;t,,to fo~ r,;, bo4 nr;mar,v mn
ex.,,aa<ao,,,o no1,o without +b;a n would
~ s;n,e1,, ,aa, Connorco conpeta IN tho
a.o,,anan ~ nr,d,,ct, ~ em,;vo1ont vo1uee
| That - ,,a vorv oaaont;al ~ trn<1o No man
1;sas IL. ,,ronartv awav or sa11a u for lctvs
t1,.n HI ,ta s,,,i,a1ant When a nan norta with
t;a l" .aaast,, m - 10 uror ~ ooronnnant thot ha
s ~ =, lp sls;.s =, n.ahanno @ - thosnf,r ~ on,;vo
-. ~ =, a .,a,,n " svhan bo eo1ls ~ crod;t lin
na..,ra -, ". contract ta mt IN tbo 1oost
1n. 49, -n..,,es.,~ a,,nr,,v s,;n,,otu.
.su' M. - :, 49,. - .,a,;.a. 49, nroh.ara vo,uo
n.'s ~ - ~, ,",,as -, - a.ns ~ ,nnn.bs Tho
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, 1875-09-01

It Is altogether probable that q radical
change in tho policy Of tho Government with
reference To tho 1ndian question has been
decided upon by tho Administration, and
that thero is something more than r71n,or in
our Washington dispatch stating that in his
forthcoming message 10 Congress tho Pres
ilent will recommend the transfer Of tho
Indian Bureau to tho control Of the War De-
partmont. Tho eyonts Of the past few
months havo Clearly proved TINT tho lofty
echesno OF starving the Indians for tho on
richment Of the. eleot who have been singled
out by tho various religious denominations
as the inhoritors Of rich and purely
tangiblo and material rewards upon earth
has not been 10 successful in Chris
tianixing the copper-colorod rngans ns in
swelling the gains Of dishonest Agents mud
contractors. It is no longer mattor sus-
ccptible Of argutnont-it is questiouably
truo--that your unregonerato army officer,
albait full Of strange oaths, and bearded
liko the p&-d," il vAtly preferable to
your truly saactihed Indian Agent as dis
.ponser Of Government bounty; and the
change is sure 70 come. With its rccom-
Eneudation by Prezidsnt GRANT must coma
the retirement OF DELAso as logical &C.
quance. Altogether tbs prospect is excellent