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Same promises, dated July 1..:....:-..;;- -''o'
TWenty. .trst 1t, IS It OF Robey :t.si: ooo
251l25 It, NTH buildings. dated Jn'yo @'~~1
Bisscl st. IT, It Of Clay Ut, 81. 4o14@o . oeo
ciybonrn ax. 2 @ e SoT ,oi 81 ~ "ara o. ~" 6,3so
Indiana AZ, 299k It, OF Twenty NTH st..
cf, ~ o.1Ox170 4-10fE dated Jnne =
tchr.topher A. Brand to Ao"a.u ..... - q, 200
Calumet ~ M9 J. r. ds,oa o. 1o!y Tya s.... II, COO
Nsd;.on xt Z cor OF Bishop court,
- 9.iOxl25 $40 It. dated July .
{Josepo ". "1l1'ans ~ a. s."."..... 100. GOO
LuateIl . +,.,re w1ru1y A RADIUS OF SEVEN
NILES OF THE COURT HOUSE.
Seminary ay. 1856 It Of Fullerton az: ef.
3o1t-S II" "A'n ........... 5000
sot11u OF crrY LIMITS. WITHIN HAOius w s1' EN-
xfLEs OF THE COURTHOUSE.
Sacramento st. n COT Of Fifty fourth st, ,,a
VI. 45Xx125 It, dated July ::::.;.,,... 4oo
FIftv.frst st, .14 o10 It e OF Halated ST. .,-
81. 2511o5 It. dated June 20, 187o,-:. 40
Sixty.third ct, l20 # of snowdonua'e o-o
ay. 8 I. 241ll9H It, dated June 21...~- 3oo
SUMMARY OF TRANSFERS FOR THB WEEk.
The following is the total amount OF city and
suburban transfers within a radius OF mnes
Of the CourtrHouse, filed for record during ne @
week ending Saturday, July 8: CITY sales, ~,
consideration, s524,S994 North Of City Limits
Sales, 2; consideration, S6,@o. south .ro o.
City Limits-sales, 4; consideration, $lS,6ao'
Total sales, 70. Total consideration, sa4',a49'
, 1876-07-09

10 tie Editor 9T The Tf7ouHe
CHICAGO, July 8.-When business nun be-
comes involved and finds his expenses larger
than his profits, and that he Is unable to meet
his liabilities, he does two things that naturally
suggest themselves. He gets an extension by
giving timc-paper maturing at some distant Jay
in the future, long enough ahead to enable him
to Get his assets into shape for the liquldat1on
of his liabilities, and then cuts down his expen-
ees to the lowest minimum. There Is no other
course for the city to pursue. She must gre
tiue-papcr, and then reduce expenses. The
nlan Of the Finance Committee to offer popu-
far loan will meet the first requirement,
except that the amounts sho1ld range Let s ns
try the larger minimum frst.-ED.l from f5o
UPWARDS, and not from $500. There are many
men OF small means that would Invest thelr
savings In this way, If the amount W,ls sinaii.
70 issue the bonds in amounts OF S5uo and up
vards would give the impression that 1t vas SO
arranred In the interest Of the savings banks.
Il they desire to prevent their depositors IN
vesting in this popular loan, let them now come
sna a,n p ife to the pub
As to the second equiremcnt-economy-le
the proper committee OF the City Council. after
mature dclibernt1on and consultation with the
heads Of the different departments, cut
essential to the proper running Of the city.
After this wedding out, make q straight proposi-
ton to the various employees Of the city, that
they accept say, IS cent Of ther present
the city can afford it, and the efficiency OF the
service requires IT, the pay may be advanced =. to
Its present amount, l believe two-thrds oi Inc
city employees would accept the offer rather
than be deprived OF their situations, alia the
nlaccs Of those who refused can easily be filled.
There arc great many employees whose pay is
| entirely out Of proportion to thclr services.
For Instance, AM told that the janitors Of the
school buildings get s., 400 per annum, Which IS
The cIty finances arc In q bad way, and re-
trcnchmcnt should be the order Of the day: Un-
der the old regime offices we're made for tavor-
ties or those whose political claims could not ne
ignored. Our present Council has no friends t. to
reward nor foes to punish, and should do for
| the city what they would do for Themselves.
e.; cut off every supcrauous outlay, and reduce
| ali salaries to the lowest minimum. 4. I. y.
, 1876-07-09
REAL ESTATE.
An Increase Of Business in the
Loan Market.
4 Growing Disposition to Regard
the Situation Favorably.
Outside Capitalists in Search
Of Investment Here.
Sales of the Week---Buildlng AS
sociations Again, Etc.
THE LOAN MARKET.

AN IMPROVEMENT IN BUSINESS.
Notwithstanding the Intervention OF hohoay
The past week, there was marked increase "
business Applicants were more numerous anu
= larger number Of loans were brought TO con
summation. Agencies report that the oe-
maud Tor money is on the increase, the demand
representing desirable securities Despite tne
tar1 times Chicago is growing, the demand 1or
housc-toom is growing, and building must 60
IN. For some years loan agents have been
reanfnr an unprecedented harvest. 1t was not
easv gettinr down to the hard facts which have
5or months stared them in the face There are
~ burned districts to be built oyer, and no
xnhnrhan real estate to be lifted into impor-
tance by plastering it over with transfers and
membranes. The city is well built, and subur-
han nroperty refuses to bulge except under the
1mnulse Of legitimate demand. It Is
this legitimate demand : for residence
and business property which must be for
years the guiding Star Of our rcal-cstate opera-
tors and oan agents feege WhG }e easG sftnafo
which they regard as healthy ono. There Is
not such a feverish anxiety to do business
There is not SO great disposition to cut rates.
Payments arc well kept up, showing that loans
arr very carefully placed.
+, nPoarANT LoAFs.
a. One hundred and nlnety-cight feet, north
front, On West Monroe street, west OF Oakley
avenue, running back to Wilcox street, $4,000;
five years at s per cent
(21 Thirty-eight BY III feet, corner o. M1eh1-
gan avenue and Monroe street, $1,000; two
wears at per cent
3.) Twenty-Five feet south front on West
Washington street, near Sheldon street, S10,NU;
4.) One hundred and fifty feet, fronting east
on Vernon arenue, between Thirty-secondo . and
Thfrty-third streets, $2l. 900; five years at per
, 1876-07-09
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
BY G.. r. GORE g. Co.,
s. and 70 Wabaah-aV-
DRY GOODS.

On Tuesday, July II, ct $3.50 g. m.'
sharp, Regular Sale Of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods. suspendsfs, Brushes, Fans
Pocketbooks, Shirts and Drawers, Table
Linen, Towels, Napkins, Etc. Attractive
line of Piece Goods. Cassineres, Jeans,
Cottonades, and 8hirtings. Large Inns OF
Table and Kitchen Cutlery. Also larga as
sort1nent Of Clothing-4o0 Cashmere Vests
in desirable styles, which will be sold to
close consignment.
GEO. P. GORE & CO.. Auettoneers>
fH and 70 Wub18h-av.
, 1876-07-09

r,,. .t ,1b r-,n,,rs
10 he na'0' y .ms te.s .as.a"s, x.,a,r,, ~,
CHICAGO, July 81 nave oeen reaaps an
article In your paper, upon insane asylums and
their requirements, which interested me much,
aaaI ra7,d lilo r. make q few s,,ppcstions, as
o,s ~ no .1a 1aaa.namnnt ~ those inst;tntions
regaros the mahaecu'ent " .1eos iu.s4eu..o'
with your permission we tax ABOUT magnet,
ism, mesmeris1n, and various psychological
laws, and vet do not apply them in caring for
49, 49,, r,a1- 5u1,o- +hs Mind Is IN ncrative ar
1ne s4eN' "'>a ...a.,,a w.. -. sa,a., f,,~noa ~
PASSIVE ssa.e,-"npsess'ols' - "a, eota.~ ~ W.
the seal ''-is it safe or wise to surround it by
anv but the most healthful Influences It is
a., common belief that the strong impart
s..sa+t, ~ +,,o ,r,,,- and ret we n1ace the sick
sttens'n w tne "esN, aAa Nv w. FA04~ w. a'aS
and weak under morbid ln1uehces' 20 reco'er
their health and yfgor.
Look in our crowded asyluns, and see how
few are the healthful influences, as regards
people. Perhaps two Or three attendants are
allowed in one ward. These, IT Of tue right
stamp, may give some tone to the place, but
greater influence negative, and the tone be-
comes morbid, while the nerves jar and excite
each other continually. Again, 4 sick mind
which, Of course, includes sick body, has no
thought or care for self. Consequently this
, 1876-07-09

ATbnaV JOHTHa1* ~ -
Dag VII veFy Interesting assoffatig9s aeof at n
C1ark's house, Mt No. 65 North Pearl street,
near the Post-OfIicc. This flag was first raised
m the steamer Grcnt Republic In 1871, as she
entered the Bay Of Yokohama from San Francis
CO, and was saluted by the men,ot-waf Of all M na~
and French vessels dipping their eoloss IN
friendly greeting. The flag a5te5ward doated G
10o miles In the interior ct Japan, and when
raised there on July 4, 1872, it was saluted by
, 1876-07-09
An INSTITUTION FOR TIE EDuCAT1oS os 4oi1
DEAF AND DuND OF CHICAGO
Tn fhe Editor or The Tribune.

An INSTITUTION FOR TIE 'EDuCATloS oe 4"H
DEAF AND DussD OF CHICAGO
TO tbs Editor or The Tribune.
CHICAGO, July 8.-But few comparatively ale
aware that there are several hundred people III
this city who cannot speak word OF our or ltuS
other language, and are us isolated from society
almost as If no society existed. They can coas-
uunicate with one another only BY means u
natural and arbitrary motions and stgns' WHICH
they are taught to associate with ideas, as VIC
associate certain sounds, called words, with
IDEAS These people are very attentive, anu re-
markably quick to learn. They have society
for mutual instruction and social enjoyment
composed Of more than 100 members, which
meets Sunday afternoons In an upper room on
Madison street, near State. saw frof. =. H.
Williams Of the nelayan, Wis, Institution re-
GENTLY deliver what appeared to be very able
religious discourse to these people. Iherv vas,
indeed, brcathlcss silence a9a every ~ aou,n al
Snes server 'ASis was attic attentive from tic begin
ming to tho ending Of the pertormaance nee
This seemed remarkable, fnasmuch as q large
mart OF the assembly was made up ol young
BOYS aud girls, who are usually incihcu 20 coli-
munIcatc With one another under such clrcum-
There arc over 200 Of these people In CHI
cago Of school age and needing lnstruction.
About forty are provided for In one oI our ponr
lie schools, and are taught by Prof: +. - a.
Emery, O very able Instructor. More than lVN,
for want of accommodations nearer home, are
compelled to 20 to Jacksonville, where LUG m
stitutiou Is oYercroWdcd already, having oVet
400 pupils, where 200 are rs many as should pe
confined IN one dornitory.
There have been some movements Htauc w
induce Prof. Williams, one Of the most expe-
rIenccd and one Of the best instructors Of Inc
deaf and dumb in the West, and now FRO
fessor In the institution at DclaVan, WIS.,, 10
come to Chicago and start an, institution
here. The State would no doubt soon
recognize the Institution, and provide Tor II,
If the citizens OF Chicago would take interest
enough in the enterprise to put It IN such
share as to make it worthy OF State rccognt-
ton, No one would deny the obligation the
citv. county, and State are under to turnash
these unfortunate people all the means OF IN
structton which are furnished children VINO can
hear and sneak a school Of over 200 from COOK
County could be organized Immediately u
nropcr facilities were furnished It Is pecul-
iar hardship thnt they are compelled to go go
far from home, when there are enough to make
GOOD school here. The subject IS open Tor dis
cussion as to whether the Chicago Board Of
Education or the Cook County COMMISSIONERS
take this matter in hand. The Cook County
Normal school would make 4 good building tor
such an institution. Let us hear from some OIL
our educators on this subject. Yours truly,
~ OBSERVER.
, 1876-07-09
BANKRUPT SALE.

The undersigned hereby offers for sale the stock
Of cloths and gents furnishing goods, also the store
fixtures belonging to the estate Of Stein j. Bar
relt, in the Puciac block, No. 24S CLARK street,
Chicago. Bids for tho purchase Of the stock and
fixtures viii be received up to Thursday. July 20,
10 O'Clock 4. H.. when they will be opened at the
store in the presence of the biudors. The accept
ance OF any bid will be subject to approval by the
court. good location and cheap rent TO RESPONSE
bic party Wi-hne to continue the business.
BRADFORD HANCOCK, Assignee.
No. LAD La Sale street.
, 1876-07-09

Notice is hereby given that will scll at public
auction for cash, on Friday, the l4th day Of July,
4, D. 1885, at the front door Of the Republic Life
Building, No. lo1 La Salle street, Chicago, at 10
o'clock q. H., all the uncollecttd notes and book
OF Delos S. Mills schedule OF which may be seen
st my office, Room 8, No. 14D Ii Sa1le street.
bAADFQNO HANCOCK, Assignee.
, 1876-07-09

Christ's "little ones" The mind like musca. ~
asE BLACKSMITH :, TITO to tune your oran And yet
this delicate soul-instrument is often
placed in tic hands Of coarse anu etsn ssan
brutal people, rho are wholly Ignorant +.+r o. tne
laws Of mind or body, to be nnarred ana xorsnr
ed No wonder that it sends forth oay pnr paGle ~
soeth @ np to Heaven. and they cried with loud
Voice, How long, 8 Lord, holy and true' doss oss
Thou not Judge and aselige our blood on the!n ZEN
that dwell on the earth!'' Is there no Iens1as N
for this eyil-this gregarlous way Tor farang 4oi
these sick oness h1"Ann
, 1876-07-09

hereby offer to the trade in job lots, the whole
sale stock Of boots aud shoes belonging to the
tate of Simonds & StoddaTd, bankrupts, at No. 152
State street and upon all sales Of ful lots Lot made in
will be nude.
BRADFORD HANCOCK, Assignee.
, 1876-07-09
CLIFTON HOUSE,

corner Of wabash~av. and Monroe In the city Of
to TIC htscst bidder: az the furniture and axturcs
now In aad Clifton House, consisting IN part OF the fol-
lowing described property towtt Bedroom suits, beds
~ sas5 svI s.s.sy psr'or ft rn5Rssr r..
curtain xturcs and ioIabrc9uns; 1xtnres md furnt
in Bar and Billiard rooms including billiard to.
oil other utensils, furniture and fixtures necessary for
the complete furnishing aud operation OF said hotel
ean DC seen at tine pror to s Day Of sale 6y cat
Chicago. JOHN B. DAVIDSON. AorgaEcc.
TESNEYs, FLOWER ABEEcRoan1s. Attorneys, ls2
La Sale-St.
National Republican., 1876-06-29
CITY ITEMS.
SENSIBLE ADVICE.


You are asked every day, through the columns
ofnewspapers and by your druggist, to use some
thing for dyspepsia and liver complaint that you
spending money with but little success Now, TO
give you Satisfactory proof that GRREE's AueUsT
fLowER will cure you Of dyspepsia and liver
stomach, sick headache, habitual costiyeness,
palpitatfon Of the heart, heartburn, water brash,
coming up Of food after eating, low spirits, sc.
and get q sample bottle Of GREENS AusUsr
FLOWER for 10 cents and try II, or regular size,
for IS cents. Two doses will relieve you. CHAs.
SToTT 4 Co., Wholesale agents.
THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
No people in the world suffer so much with Dys-
snce in medicine had failed to accomplish certain
and sure remedy for this disease and its effects,
such as Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Water
tion Of the Heart, Liver Complaint, coming up Of
the food, low spirits, general debility, &C., yet
since the Introduction Of GREENS AUeUsT
FLOWER We believe there is no case Of dyspepsia
that cannot be immediately relieved. Thirty
thousand dozen sold last year. without one case Of
failure reported: Go to any druggist in Washing
Two doses will relieve you Regular size, rs cents
CHAs. SToTT & Co., wholesale agents.
Usl THuRsros's Ivory PEARL TOOTH Pow.
DER. A perfect dentifrice. Its action on the
teeth Is specific removes tartar and discoloration,
arrests ares, decay and keep them sound; clean and
and, containing no acid, canoot injure the enamel.
Its constant use Is recommended to all, but sps-
cially to those who, having good teeth, wish TO
preserysi them. twenty-five and ffty cents per
bottle.
THoMPsoE's PoMADR OPTNE, for dressing the
hair. This fine pomade merits special mention.
Purely vegetable, its effect is to soften and refine
coarse dry hair, impsrting to It gloss and beauty.
Unlike many preparations for the hair, 1t cannot
injure, but is highly beneficial equally SO to the
rich, golden.hued tresses OF youth, the darker
shades Of middle life, or the slyer-streaked looks
Of age. Twenty-Five and nifty cents per bottle.
IPRACTICH ECONOMY. Renovate your. solied
gloves thoroughly and quickly with Jovens' In
odorous Kid Glove Cleaner. Twenty-Five cents
per bottlo.
National Republican., 1876-06-29
THAT MULE CONTRACT.
A Suit Entered to Recover Damages

Messrs. II. s. Foote and S. E. Jenner, as coun-
sci for Thomas p. MaeManus, In the name Of the
United States yesterday entered suit in the
clerks Office against VIM. B. Moore, John A.
Thompson and Benz. b. Groom, administrators
ofthe estate ofHarrison p. Thompson; Benjamin
H. Bristow, Hugh Anderson and ]. @. Kennedy,
administrators Of the estate of Thos. J. D. Fuller,
to recover damages for the payment of q fraudu-
the sum of sl50,00 which Was paid on a claim
purported to be founded upon what was as
serted to be a contract for mules, alleged to be
made and violated by the Government, and for
which alleged violation the amount mentioned
was claimed as damages and received from the
United States.
were to be received on or before the 18th day Of
April, 1865, at $780, Sl5750 and sl75 each for IA,
l4l4 and Is head mules.
National Republican., 1876-06-29
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION SCHOOL.
The Annual Distribution Of Premiums,


The annual distribution Of premiums at the
Immaculate Conception schsOl took place yester-
day. Father MeCarty presided aud awarded the
honOrs. The year has been Q very successful one
in the school. The distribution, as usual, was
varied with musical selections and the morning
hours were passed very pleasantly, selections
upon the piano rendered by Miss N. Karon were
very hne. Misses r. heCioskey, Mary MeComb
and Mamie NoOnan contributed greatly TO the
enjoyment Of the vocal part of the programme
solo, "SEeetly on Ny Senses Stealing - by Miss
Mamie Nconan; the overture, "WilIiam Tell"
by Misses NJ. Power, A. Harmer, V. Brandner
and N. Kearon; 30 Guam Dileeta, I" by Miss May
Shiel, and Don Juan" by Miss Noonan, were
warmly applauded. Miss Mamie L. Noouan an
Miss Mary A. Walsh graduated with the highest
honors.
DIsTRIBUTIoS or PREMIUMS
The following honors and premiums were
awarded: In the senior class the highest honors
OF the school, consisting Of q gold medal and
crown, awarded TO Misses Mamie L. Noonaa and
Mary A. Walsh; o gold medal for Christian doc
tT1ne 10 Miss Mary Jane Callahan Bsdres Of
e1ceIlence 70 the most successful in the respeciiye
gngiish classes: Senior class Miss Mamma r.
Noonan and Mary A. Walsh; first class, miss M.
Callahan; second class, Miss K ]. Fealy; third
class, Miss K. Summerscale and Miss NJ McGu uIn.
MS fVurtA class, Mss 3, HoHlstti fith class,
National Republican., 1876-06-29
COMPANY B.
Ready for the Centennial Trip.

Ready for the Centennial Trip.
Company b, washington Light Guards Capt.
Donald MeCathran, have all their arrangements
completed for attending the Centennial Exhibit
tion and celebration at Philadelphia on the 4th
Of July and will leave here in the train at $40 on
the Baltimore and Potomac railroad, on Saturday
night, arriving in Philadelphia at O'Clock on
Sunday morning. They will take with them q
drum corps, and, with their honorary members,
they will number about one hundred and twenty
five. They will remain in Philadelphia several
days s,and.wi be the guests of the Wecacoe Legion,
who have mapped out quite programme for the
entertainment of the Washington boys.
ALL LINEN BOYS SUITS, slightlysoiled, at 81. 50.
EIsENAN Bros,
Corner Of Seventh and streets.
National Republican., 1876-06-29

By Birch & Robey:
At o'clock, lot of ground on street south,
between Sixth and Seventh streets west.
BY B. H. Warner:
At 9 o'clock, valuable vacant lots, in square 49,
between U and V and Seventeenth and Boundary
streets.
BY Young Middleton:
At o'clock, nine building lots on Eleventh
street, between II and streets northeast.
National Republican., 1876-06-29
Ten Practical Reasons
why Benson's Cspcine Porous Plssters are the


why BensOn's Cspcine Porous Plasters are the
best:
/. Because they contain Capcine and are the
only plasters that do contain Il. 2 Because Cap
cine Is admitted by physicians and chemists every
where TO be the best remedy known for the all
ments In which q porous plaster has been used.
8. Because Capcine 10 superior to electricity.
4. Because Capcine causes the plaster to relieve
pain at once. and to cure quicker than any known
plaster, liniment or compound. g. Because they
are free from dangerous metallic or mineral pol
sons. O. Because they are prepared By careful
and skilled chemists. Z. Because they cure whore
other plasters simply relieve. o. Because they
DO not blister. 10. Because they will positively
cure rheumatism, neuralgia, lame and weak
back, spinal and kidney affections scistica, lum-
bago, shooting pains in the back and ades, sprain
bruises or great soreness in any part Of the body
Price Is cents. For sale by sH druggists. !
SEABUBY d JOHNSON,
Pharmaceutical Chemists, N. Y.
A CHOICE LOT Of odd pants, for boys, at e, for
mer price a. EIsKNAN BROS,
Corner OF ofSeventh and = streets.
National Republican., 1876-06-29

Florense Pearson, Julia Mccormick, Johanna
AeCeymiek, Emma Flanagan.
National Republican., 1876-06-29

IN OUR SIS suits to order.we are using our regu,
lar SIS eassimeres, same as elsewhere at t45.
EIsRMAH Bros,
Corner Of Seventh and streets.
National Republican., 1876-06-29
Note and Letter Hsadinss

Printed from new type, for forty.five cents per
ream, at the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN BOOK AND
JoB PRETIrs OFFICE, southwest corner Of Penn
sylyania avenue and Thirteenth street, tseeond
1oOr,l
National Republican., 1876-06-29
The Latest Improyement.

Nothing in the way of useful ornamentation
shows the march of improvement more than
chandeliers. 1t would be as sensible In q lady to
purchase q last years bonnet as an old pattern of
chandelier for her parlor. An exhibition of two
hundred different patterns, all made during the
present year, may be seen up stairs at Smith,
Birge & Co.'S, 1914 Pennsylvania avenue. Gas
brackets, atty cents each. ~.
SEAsoNABLE goods In mismatched suits at half
their yaluei EIsENAN Bros,
Corner Of Seventh and streets.
National Republican., 1876-06-29
Portner's Vienna Beer,

For family use, in bottles, with patent shoppers,
only 81 per dozen for pint and sl75 per dozen for
quart-bottles to be returned. Orders sent to the
principal depot 625 Virginia avenue, or 800 Sew.
enth street, or a Bridge street. Georgetown, will
receive prompt attention.
National Republican., 1876-06-29
THE HONOR Roll.

THE IMMACULATE CON-. r.RII0N SCHOOL
Distributing Prer niums and Ronors
SaNZA8A COLLEGE AKN9AL SUNNEECEEKEsYlFF
EXERCISES At TALLMADGE HALL
GRADUATING FROM COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
nIBDIEG FAREWELL 10 ALMA kGTER
National Republican., 1876-06-29
Auction Sales Today,

PANTS, coats or vests of broken suits at half
their value. EIsEaAN Bros,
Corner Of Seventh and streets.
, 1876-11-18

THE BAR.RooM AS A BANK.-You de-
post your money-and lose it. Your
time-and lose it. Your character--and
lose it. Your health-and lose it. Your
strength--and lose it, Your manly indie
pendence-and lose it. Your self-control
and lose it. Your home comfort-and
lose it. Your wife's happiness--and lose
it. Your children's happiness-and lose
it. Your own soul-and lose it.
, 1876-11-18

The Historian estimates the present
population of Astoria at 1000, says next
year Gncluding Chinese there will be s.
900, and in three or four years longer she
will have population of eight or ten
thousand. We hope the prophecy may
be fulfilled