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PROFESSOR NoRDENsKIoLD's REPORT.

ToHsK, Oct. 10, 1875.
DEAR AND RESPECTED Mr.. DicKsoS:--
Accompanied by DR.. Lundstrom, Or. stuxberg and
three fishermen left on the 10th OF August, the an.
chorng place OF the Proven the mouth Of the Yeni.
ee and proceeded up that in the boat built espe-
cialy that purpose by Mr. Ebeltot in Norway. The
boat provisioned with bread coffee, sugar and
butter with preserves and salt meat sufficient for six
persons for two weeks We had also tents hammocks
extra clothing and instruments, &c. AT the time OF
leaving the ship boat laden TO such extent
THAI il could not have withstood heavy We d.
rected our course along the Shore between a number
of low barren rocks existing in the northern part OF
the mouth Of the Yenisei-caled by the Russians Sew
.Wostouschnoi ostrow Northeastern islands, Tho
sounds formed by the between these Islands we're
apparently deep enough to afford havens for large YES
fcls, although there is rocky ground underneath In
some places
FAVORED Br A GOOD
and calm sea We sailed uninterruptedly for fortytwo
hours arriving the night ofthe 2s August at Cape
schaitauskol wet through and much fatigued by our
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Here again. in numerous other views, the black
ness of the shadows adduced evidence Of the
utter absence OF atmosphere The Professor asked leave
digress for in order TO defend the theory,
advanced by him two years ago. that many OF tho
indenations the moons surface were produced by
the impact OF meteoric bodies while the in
plastic state This view very ngeniously defended,
the Professor kenng the earth and moon IN their pas
sage across the meeoric belts TO big and little ndi
vdua out in the rain the larger surface would indeed
get the most OF the rain, but the small would get
Its proportionate share.
One OF the last views shown is subioncd IL
exhibited as specimen of the careessness with which
scientific drawings are frequently made
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obscure the face or the moon which never happened.
Other evidences OF the death OF planets were exhibited
numerous views or the moons surface Of which the
HERALD gives two The following represents portion
Of the moons surface with the craters OF extinct
volcanoes
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THE CAPITAL

is still surrounded by the insurgent Shiooks The cit
is in Of irewood and fresh attacks hourly ex
pected. The inhabitants have orders to be constantly
under arms, weapons being provided from the arsena
TO those who have none.
, 1875-05-23
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

s HORSES JUST FROM TIE COUNTRY; 1,t TWO
gr< on tsttt,r1 can stsu In minutes, hne aie
and Een.i.;1 Norman, !; soa years old, Tor sl6y;
soreel 1oo yosr. ola Tor t!s5, good stepPc.Ms; FL
phaeton $1iol good siaa. bill. :l6o; rubber.
trimmed harnesses for $35 each. Call At barn. rcAr OF
99 lnd:ana-ay. Viii exchange for cheap horses IT for
country. .. ~.
GQE-A MOE TOP BUGGY FOR SALE. INQUIRE
Ef)D 1T l6l Wost ChcAEo-av.
c.1 00N WILL. BUY TWO GOOD TEAMS WITH
Dl. .UUV trucks snd harness completes. with ktsadJ
work tho year round. paid every Honday. Address
Teams, P. o. Box so0. Chicago.
, 1875-05-23
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY g. 1875-s1XTEEN

NE: SUNDAY, MAY g, 1
--.-.. TO EXCHANGE.
RIO. HANeE-wAsH1NGToM HE1GHTs LOT
I {or horss and buggy. Call u t5 Wost K1nnopo-sL.
re EExQHANGeA GOOD 2sroKY u A0uSG ., 81 ASp
sSs s. ss3a e. & sisi
~ n sssh a s. e m that ss s9 Il 3
t. t. ss 4 hRs s. I'D @ ss sRsnaa 1s.n
1sasa5! i. * Il
nsshDety A.. dne oldcr 1sar ohisses s Fa4 ~
a9 eear Vabs lot. It
D. FEKdUsoa. sasaTity II, 1is1is BsnS. M.dt.oa.
RIO KX0HANGE-A. CHoIcT fRvTr;FARM; EQU1
et 1Ss:, test g rE;naaa es '''D Nu p0'
RIO Exon HANGE-UNTAHfU PROPERTY. FnEE, F;t3,
Room saa 'E h'a1' ''' W
no nExoHANaR-AT 4 SACRIFICE; Mouse Or; on
;;r wo ssy md @ .fs fos'a5o s6nd
"tse ~ on. t nas s 70 t.
NEWELL. Room 10, 81 Wash!ngton-st. -uz---
RIO ExCAANGE-sa EN soo sIogks Or Liquors: p, @ ego ego
asfe' a1HH 49, II III e sa
bored iots Il god location sna soma cs:s log
HIS EriSuns s. oteo ~ ~ 'f''''' 'l' 'N'l -
WAETED-KITOHEN. BET, ROOM. AND DIN
Adde'S. .: 4s.5aas ease: 1.-e -.
Ar ASD ssr s9sT
Address M Tnbans s o.eo aia ~ '''''s 1 e>''''
~ Ill TRADE 4 FINE LIBRARY FOE 4 NO. !
BsEof ssa e. aad marble top chamber sat- Address
n71NTFD-F1Rds AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
u s,snsnSe ri sS ang RUN s.
WILL EXCHANGE 4 GOOD BUGGY AND CASH
" for Board Of Trade ticket Address l9. Tribune
o@ee: ----:--==-=75=-
a ano or tro now B.besaf % Etreh!tinsushers vsIoe
" AErED-WEsT SIDE HOUSE. nn VACANT
s!as iess.Sa sor ssj& sls o. B1VisoS
T5kSa = laS.4s;; ~ U.s. VIZ 7z77z7, n, ~
w iss eaeinis. & papes.Ss ote fsr 90
aay Boot s. ~ ssRa '' 80
WT1NTEb-To ExoaNNa3E-PxTSTiNd, GRAIN
Einot or = isss Wehsssav N3AS'" 'A4 ~ 1~'
7ee1 :. - ~ :,
sioo each IN good nsaui.stuiias csmosny :or car
ot6es. -
=. :. =;
i1r and caleinne fer Sood bnsinsss lore Or fr
e!!sEs Aadss:: . :5!ssas ss!se:
BUSINESS CHANCES.
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III IN tue eaoa = IL tot pa5
Il III South ChEkat. -
4 CpoD D., CLE4N !.E! n sToGk or IL HARDWARE !s FOE
, 1875-05-23

ssa ssSs :, bs;s 1s9
sann'q Viii exchange Tor cheap ho'e' III ''t
800 stlsi Wo.t Chicago @ ~. w. 49, ------~---.
81 0(l1( WILL BUY TWO GOOD TEAMS M WITH VT y
soif ihe ye.r % sysss oa
Ts.ns: 2: .: bo5 20. :ohiesso:
~, ,Cwo1TaWcr
-~~.-~~-------.~ -.~----.-~-
4 sdoios .ubaibsa ios S. KERR. Room 5s No. u
4.s.!.est; =, ~ = ,7n775 n
4 sssssSss 4 81 1S9s EA Il
Desroo1n.st --------
Yog WANT TO TO ThAn ;ad3 .toeke pH ~ y
oa e
TA0MAs co.. ls. cL1tk..t.. chicago. g.------
5l59 1H5Sea ss.r ASEs HSrs
s,'{si::;; NON ax6TaSdz= HSeia :; II =
.5m # lse assea in Non!cs County, MIMI. near
0e.r loF Want ,oo s.sh md
f.I 4 Marquette County. wt'. for seed suburban
To-: hs9:s se!ts s = Kfa's; IL c valued at
%4s sd pnS q tad o'a'F
10 acres In Hancock County 10Fa' "Aus h0n'' and
p.spsrsy sp asse' IN "'''' svaa.' A ~N'' D1'S'''A
i kce w tsas feoa f' Win t..,
1.nd. ~
haa's md 1T i s'a p. bowss CO..
ToR FxcTaTaE@1Y =. 5: c0Yp: ROOM 4. is
ss1 ~ Eli eF improved 'n 81 ~
lo. i5Ss sasa' fae
ali Veaaaes. nAaos,
o. Mueei' 80 .'sa l.I,.1''4 '1sA4 -''s@s -0"
hieSlssa "assS s2s' of @'|a il sad:
F7oK ExcHANaE-A qLH1R PIECE or =:
Sesd s:ifx 6oa.s spds; III.
sd s;ssst s5sss
bxVis Resa
ron & ~ fxcMaScE@1 Ken; m FINELY ASSORTED STOCK
hs ssstsa a1a s7. worth nearly s'
Gb,csso sefes 6ssty tiasest "a Taaass.sa 10
:3SS stss'f 1t II.
non 0YTE Wv an 1Cc3717VT m IN T7TG
T 10 city. eloar loa, mics from limits, dspot.
81 iss fe?s Rsspe''' to
rents uhen oaus to rents IN b. saye1 as gsynsnta
tsx ee'is aa9 s; 4, Ts:e T. fSs 81 Il
.son.,t 0=-==----=-=- -.=-.=---- --=. =-.-=-.=--.
sad Sss ASnsS a hhxn
tlon entered WGnV ysass ta pesea. aa no % IT,
vii IL e
Address sos three Gass, g. soam Il kuhns HotcL III
~nop 1EvvCN1Ef;17- EC7sJ 7,TvV7 7ET7- 1,:N TOT
+ nxis5. NJ. EYinorsst,. eqnt:; Il. al, for 1nos
Or Iowa lands. U. D. PAUL. IS Metropolitan Block.
i166o- GYc1; IGf7-16553f, 1,0oi3 51,17STpV vHs
or fssn 10 tho s,aoupt Of S55Va rst.cis.s riece oi
busiuess propos.y with power. Il. @. MORLEY, g5
Chrk.st~
r UNBER WANTED n EXCHANGE FOR MAR
j. bje xutsll ruonumcuts or any ktnd ut rosscd ar-
r. ApP Y : 8d9s;ss I efs
- 80 ~= - y; - = - ;,- ;,-c3s
saahsnsa aiaa 6S wortL ii tnbor Ind coal Isud. ia
Wo.t Vrg nia lot good improved or uni1rproy rea
es ntc il this city, viii mar p3r. ia caah This land is
Ill covered With Heavy wbtexood auA hise oak timber
ana rndoafd viii from ono to ya veins uf coai aa3 cou
e1nio9 Il nsany pscos moro than 20 foot q taicspeas
i've OF ta1ee G:onsana aGlss o. - Ae q too .ness
praks t9haq Faso9d !hn oak TIMBER nsea oJ t1e Cen
tsAl fas.nc h3i rSAa Of Ga1!osaa snppso lom 1a's
iMmsolsts nechne:heoA being ea5ftea " 1.lEasd 70
San Stssos ara aso shppe IN iarve auauti
es to various European MARKETS largo pro.t1 Great
abundance Of on also found there Of vosy SUPP
rio7 quality. Ear fu1th r par icnlarA address
SPEIltY, RITCHIN 4 CO., Talmadge, O.,
" inquire Of ro..- - nt1iAs lltia ~ y; REs
0u4A Luz = t"oAtt s>.4 tNo-14S-o.eA
, 1875-05-23

NJ l5e tons ies' fo csat seod i t seae: 1e atS x:
partner. Address. three da5s, L 20. Tribune ot3oo
sde rsS
11YsTER AND ICECRFAM SALOON FOR SALE:
s,.sE.s Esoa location. Good reasons for sailing. No. TO
e ;s Esss 's
4 Sss:s S:2sssss::: --... -.
&c e 6ss .2s :0ea
&sT sq@p ct 81 a9ee 8 IL
e.
n1opo9 ne .ho M p9a m
@
CHARLES D: HOLMES CO., y and Il Dearborn.st
So q ss.a5 s EgsE +
G1IooS F6R sATES;43 EAST 1n1as.s g. 7,P.
= posto city Hail Wli :e cheap On account 81 liox.
feetfonory store ior sails cheap, Il q nransss rent
CROCK OF HARDWARE. STOVES AND TIN
tos 1 F, gGoa Y n q T.
nsad: -----:.=..------ I'd:
fan. Kes.on: q sseosns t Il ie.Sins Ill., 1aqaiss
S1To9MN M Fer e.. SALE II : TIE g. FEsF W LOCATION 9N
;a9P ;S92 z,7z75 : 57a775 - - nm
fae in eeaa ss q # is for 'es
ri,I1E CHICAGO MUSEUM FOR SALE, 33, 60o. IN
,!as aai, &c., q: q IL Id 1s5:. ID IL e
1rr hrh1 Ns1H f1vAH tSrn
, 1875-05-23

4 MOST FAVORABLE OPPORTUNITY FOR IN
"A vestnent Will DO offered to party with 81. gU or
1oso in manufacturing enterprise, wEich stands
equalod tea zner extent, and profit: tnvostaept
Will 100 par yearly. Addfosss appointing ntsr~
yteW. 20. Tribune otacc.
, 1875-05-23

4 PIANO WANTED In EXCHANGE FOR A
Il choice suburban lot s. KERR, Room p. NO. ~
, 1875-05-23

4 FIRST.CLASS ILIINOIS FAl;M WANTED IN
II cxch1nre for city property. ELLIOTT i ULM. LIS
, 1875-05-23

ExcHANG Es-E YoU WANT TO TRADE TRAD on! oK Ex, (;
goods Or snythng call and got record
eonssnine g. @ a worth Of property 10 ctty ana
THOMAS CO., l9l C1tk-st.. Chicago.
, 1875-05-23

nR PAIL WAR1SG, THE REAL AsrRoLo9ER-
~ can b. c-nsuted ~ +9I W4s: Hsetsoo-st 55.do q
Who equal hn IN toutug 10 ps.E 2rssens.
ssps..sed I'D IN lo,s Or o9',nss. r. af f.
aures dseases tho Of edcns and Evsa ths
best aatffsettou al 2nAzs. Hatti2ctoa given or n
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w ported table Claret, &3 d9xcn, s0c per bottle;
fine Hook WiRe, 81 % gallon; old table sherry 81
per gallons old Port Wine, " per gallon. old Rye Whis.
Kew, 81 80 gallon, Betfast Ginger N per
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WILD OATS.
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