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The daily gazette., 1876-01-07
A HANDSOME STORE. The 90 cent sto

A HANDSOME SroRE.--The 80 cent store
at the northwest corner of Eighth and
Market sts., is we'll stocked with hand
some goods, both useful and ornamental,
the greater portion, however. are such
rs are needed in every family. The stock
consists in part of gold plated iewelry,
tons, studs and seals, silver plated forks
and knives, spoons, napkin rings, &c;
also, a large assortment of handsome
glassware, picture frames, albums, br c.
kets, satchels, umbrellas, hats, ladies'
and gents underwear, musical instru-
meuts, wooden-ware and childrens' toys,
together with large collection OF other
goods too numerous to mention. This Is
q first -class store conducted By reliable
gentlemen who represent every article
to be just what it is. Call and look al
the fine display of goods, whether you
want to buy or not.
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STRAY WAFES.

The City Council will make the ap-
propriations at special meeting next
Monday evening.
Beautiful styles of ladies' CATERS,
very low, at Donahoe's cheap store,
307 Market street.
Still the tide Of custom rushes to
ID. McCuskcr's cheap boot and shoe
store, ZIG w. Second street.
At ID. Fennessey's cheap boot and
shoe store, 221 Market street. prices
are constantly on downward ten.
dency.
Fancy Papers for Childrens' Christ
mas Houses, Cornucopias, &C., Pictures,
Animal. Heads, Lace, BORDERS, &C., &c.
Also a large stock of Wall Papers, Win
dow Shades, and good workmen always
on hand ut 223 Market street, below
Third. Don't forget the place,
dec4-tf. j. Il. HoLT.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-07
THIRD EDITION
PUBLIC INSTALLATION.

The Officers OF Wilmington Division,
Speeches, Singing, &c.
Last evening, a public meeting of
Wilmington Division, No. /, s. of T.,
was held in their Hall, and the follow
ing officers were publicly installed by
Grand Worthy Patriarch, Hodgson:-
W. P, Ida Siugley; W. A., Edwin
Carter; II. g., d. W Carter; a. r. g.,
James Carter; F. g., 8. N. Fogg;
Treas. ]. V. Greenman; Chap, Benz.
Murgatroyd; Con-, Catharine Betz;
A. c., Martha Mcclure; I. g., ]. M.
Hazard; o. g., f.. M. Reeve.
After the installation, the Worthy
Patriarch elect, Ida Singley, made a
few remarks, followed by singing, by
s. N. Fogg, "Mother's in the cold cold
ground"
Grand Worthy Patriarch, Hodgson
made few remarks, followed by Rev.
A. ID. Davis, who made an able address.
Miss Ella Pickles then sang a song
entitled "What are you going to do
brother?"
A. ID. Vandever then made few
pertinent remarks, and was followed
by Mr.. Hodgson, who proceeded to
close the meeting, and requested all
the members of, and representatives
to the Grand Division. to be present at
their next quarterly session, to be held
the last Thursday of this month. The
meeting closed with Doxology, and
the benediction by Rev. A. D. Davis.
During the evening, all present, were
invited to sign the pledge, or to add
| their names to the Division.
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THE WEEK. OF PRAYER.-In the
First Presbyterian church, yesterday
afternoon, before large audience the
week of prayer services were held
Rev. F. 3. Duval presided, and inter-
esting addresses we're made by various
ministers of the city. The addresses
were warm and spirited, the prayers
fervent, and afeeling of deep religious
interest pervaded the entire meeting.
This afternoon the meeting will be
held in the Scott M. E. church, corner
Seventh and Spruce streets. Subjects:
Prayer for Christian missions, and for
the conversion of the world to Christ.
To-m morrow afternoon the closing
meeting will be held in the West
Presbyterian church.
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"Bacts arc Stubborn Thkngs.n

Thousands Of human beings are yearly
borne on the swift current of disease
down to the grave, just because they do
not possess sufficient knowledge of
themselves. A man meets his neighbor,
and the first saiutation is "How are
you ?" or "How is your healthP" The
reply frequently is, "Oh, 1 am well, with
the exception Of e cold" Most persons
lightly regard q cold. Reader, do you
gerous of maladies 2 A cold not only
clogs up the pores of the entire system,
and retards circulation, but it is produc-
tive Of Catarrh, which is quite apt to
lead to consumption. "Oh," you say,
ct is nothing but cold IN my head"
True; but that cold is really q mild
form of Catarrh, and il not arrested in
its course will become chronic. Catarrh
is one Of the most disagreeable, offen-
sive affections in the catalogue Of dis
| eases. The passage to the nose is OBJ
struoted, the sense of smell impaired,
and there is a disagreeable sensation OF
| pressure in the head. In the more ad-
vanced stages, there is discharge hav-
| ing an offensive odor. If the disease be
| allowed 10 continue in its course, thick,
hard incrustatiOns will form in the head,
the bone of which sometimes become
softened and break away in pieces. Why
l will persons continue to suffer from such
an annoying, disgusting disease, when
they can just as well be cured of itP DR.
Sage 8 Catarrh Remedy will cure the
worst forms of Catarrh; in fact, it is
the only sure and safe remedy which has
yet been offered to the public. Many
harsh, irritating preparations may, for 4
time, relieve the urgency of the symp
toms, but they do not cure the disease
DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy is soothing
and healing in its effects, and when uset
with DIR. Pierce's Nasal Douche, accord
ing to directions, does not fail to effec
a cure. Sold by all Druggists.
If you have u friend with n cough O
L nc,lI t1.n him t. t,.rr III. RIlll,., ll.,,1r
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A Pension "Fraud.o

WATERvILLE, Me-. January 6.-Mrs.
E. i. Randall, George FL. Lewis, Mrs.
]. Lewis, John Lewis, Aaron Eldridge
and wife, were arrested at Clinton, last
night, by the United States Deputy
Marshal and Special Agent of the
United States Secret Service, charged
with frauds on the Pension Depart
ment. The case has been investigated
at the instance of Secretary Chandler
The parties claim to have been duped
by the Rev. Mr.. Randall, who was
sent to the State Prison for counter
feiting. They were taken to Portland
for examination by the United States
Commissioner.
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CHRISTMAS DINNER.-Dr. Ohas. IL.
Richards gave the inmates of the Sus-
sex aims house their usual Christmas
dinner. About 80 inmates of all ages,
sizes and colors were first served with
a big pot pie, made of IS large chick.
ems, and all the requisite meats, vege'
tables, sauces, &C., which was highly
enjoyed by all. After which, the
Doctor presented to them huge treat
of confectionery, composed of candies,
oranges, apples, nuts, &C.. and all
feasted to their hearts content.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-07

BROWN AND BLocKsoM. Last night
DR.. Thomas A. Brown, and DR.. J. T.
". Blocksom were elected City Vac
cine Physicians, by the City Council,
for the Eastern and Western Districts
respectively. DIR. Blocksom was elec-
ted first and when the ballot was being
taken Mr.. McMenamin inadvertently
voted for Brown, Instead of Blocksom.
He discovered his mistake in time,
however, and Council, by vote, de-
cided to take a new ballot, which was
done.
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FOURTH ELTON
Taking Care OF tho Wounded.

WASHINGTON, January Cit is stated
to-day that the President, who is eve-
mindful to vindicate his lame ducks, has
decided to appoint ex-Comptroller Brod-
head to foreign mission or important
consulate. 1t is not easy to understand
why this has been decided upon, in view
Of the fact that grave charges affecting
Mr.. Brodhead's integrity are in circula
ton. 1t is true that that gentleman has
been in the government service for more
than forty years, and is over seventy
years Of age, but if the charges that
have been made public are well founded
he is still young enough, and has been
in the government service at least lon-
enough to know how to accept bribes to
influence his official conduct.
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OFFICIAL REPoRTs.-At the meeting
of City Council last night, the reports
of three officers - Chief Engineer OF
the Surveying Department, Chief En-
gineer of the Water Department, and
Registrar presented and ordered
to be printed. These reports contain,
in detail, the record of the work for
the past year, in the departments con-
trolled by these officers. The gist of
their contents, however, have been pub
lished in the daily papers from time
to time during the year.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-07

OFFICIAL CHANaR.-John G.. Farra
has resigned the position of Secretary
and Treasurer of the Wilmington &
Western II. r. Cos, and been appoited
Secretary for the Receiver. His duties
will be the same as formerly. howard
M. Jenkins, one of the Directors, has
been elected Secretary of the Com
pany. This change was occasioned by
the recent appointment of receiver
for the road,
The daily gazette., 1876-01-07

THE LAMPS. = Robert Bruce, the
contractor for lighting and attending
to the city lamps for 1876, has taken
the sc cOnd and Fourth districts him
self, and sublet the others as follows.
First, third and Fifth. to E. Barton;
sixth to ---. Mr.. Barton will
attend to the first, and has given the
third to Henry Meredith, and the fifth
to G. G. Carpenter. 514fr ~ .
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M AR RIEn

MARRIED
APPLEToE-VAIL.-On the 2eth of Decem-
Der 1865, near Middletown. at the resi-
dence of the brides parents by Bishop
Scott J Martin Appleton, f Odessa, and
Mollie W., daughter OF Alexander Vail.
PINDER- R-MARvEL--Dec. 81, 1875. at St. Pc
te,'s Rectory, by the Rev. Joseph T..
Wright, Samuel T. Pinder to Miss Luvenia
Marvel
LoRD-ALLEN.-- On the 9lst OF December,
1879. at the residence Of the b idc's sister,
Mrs. Merit, 736 Pine street, Philadelphia,
by Rev. I'r Davies, of 81. Peters Episcopal
Church, Philadelpnia MIR C W. ORD and
Lizzie, daughter OF Ne lsOn and Lizzie AL
len, both OF Camden Del.
FLOWERS -CosTRH.-On the Goth Of Decem-
ber 1875, in the M. E Churcn, Centreviile,
Md by the Rev Vaughn smith Mr.. vii.
liam q. Flowers formerly OF Usver, and
Miss Emma Z. C0sten Of Centreville, Md.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-07

WIrHDRAwN.-Yeste Dinah and
Caleb Windle, administr .tors, offered at
public sale the farm of forty -four acres,
in Fairview, Chester county, Pa. lad
,ertised in the GAzErTE) L. w. S,idham
& Son were the auctioneeIs The farm
was bid up to S6. $50 and then withdrawn.
Generally Me srs. Stidham & Son are
very successful in selling farms at good
prices, and this is the first farm they
have had to Withdraw for year.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-07

SLIGHT F1RE.-The alarm of fire
about o o'clock this morning, was
caused by the burning of a small frame
house on Riddles road, on the upper
side of the Brandywine. The fire was
extinguished by the Friendship en-
gine before much damage was done
The house was occupied by colored
nnonle
The daily gazette., 1876-01-07

EXTRA FREIGHT T TTAINs!-The
through coal freight on the Whining
LON & Western Railroad has increased
to such an extent that extra trains
have to be run every Monday and
Thursday. Extra trains on the Penn
sylvania and Delaware railroad, from
Pomeroy to Landenberg, are also run
on the same day.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-07

or the Bath.
Bath Brushes, Bath Toweis, Batn sponges
and Bath Soaps In extensive variety. Also
Flesh Giovee, Straps, Brushes, etc, OF morse
hair. Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
articles Of the same class /
Z. BRlN6HURSI q CO.,
Corner nth and Market stree
BrOdfe's Mlracuious cure for COrns
An English remedy Of great popularity, for
removing corns without pain.
E. BRiNGHURST & CO.,
Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market tire
Fine Nail Scissors
Curved and straight Nail Brushes, Hand
Brushes, Nail Files, Nail Polishers, etc, fol-
ale by L. RRINGHURST Il CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streete.- -
The daily gazette., 1876-01-07

SALES OF MONEY LAST NIGHT. ter
mania Loan, 117th monthly meeting,
$500 at an average premium of 40 cts.
Citizens Loan, Gath monthly meet
ipg-Fifth series, $500 at 80 per cent,
$400 at 81, 5000 at 261, 5000 at 25i ,
first series, $1,000 at 80, and $1,000 paid
to Withdrawing stockholders.
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SALE OF Cows.-At Chadd's Ford.
Pa, yesterday, l.. w. Stidham &c Son., 4,
auctioneers sold for Messrs. Worrilow
& House, twenty-five cows, at prices
ranging from $40 to 500. The" atten-
dance was very good.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-07

THICK DIsLocATED.-About 10 O. clock
last night, as Miss Lizzie Mcbride was
going down Tatnall street below Fourth,
she slipped and fell to the pavement,
striking her hip forcibly against the curb
stone. She was removed to the residence
Of Mira. Briggs, gil West Fourth street,
and DIR. Jones' called in, who found her
injuries to consist of a dislocated hip
and various slight bruises. She received
the necessary surgical attention and ia
now doing we'll.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-07

CHURCH SEkvIcEs.-k Religious services
will be conducted in Hanover Presbyte-
rian Church this evening ut 74 O'Clock
Preaching by the Rev. Henry Rnm.r, Of
Princeton Seminary. All are cordially
invited.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-07
WILMINGTON MARKEIs.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
CANCER

bcrofula and all Skin Diseases
Cured by Dr. Bends Discovery.
De. BONDS CHEMICAL ANTIDoTEs uni
with and destroy the virus Of Cancer and
Skin Affections, but will not Affect the healthy
part. Patients may visit the City and remain
while under treatment At the Penna. Cano
Institute Zone OF the handsomeat marble edi
aoes in the city, and the finest remedial I
stitute In the country. Remedies, with
directions. sent to any part Of the world.
SS-send for Pamphlets and particulars. Ad
ress,
H. r. BOND. M. D.,
PENNA. CANCER INSTITUTE,
cha div S20S Chestnut St. Phi. l., Pa
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DAVID MEGAW,
CARPET WEAVER.
Kennstt Pike, near Columbia INN.

Al k'nds of Rag Carpet vove in the very
u 10 prices
o., ers left It Mr.. Grippe 3 Tea Store
! bird street beiwser Market an, Ship ey.
~ili =, 0 i've pi ont att n'io, and will ga
f,r he rags nt the residence OF those w'shing
Col p, Is w0ytn. tnnl
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BOSTON go CENT STORE

Como and see what you can buy for 90 Cts
GOLD PLATED JEW LRY-L1die, fnl
sets. bracele's. rims, ladies and gents
chains. cuff buttons, sets OF studs and seal.
SILVER PLATr ID KnIv 8 AMI forks,
spoons buttertknife and sugar spoons, nap
KIN rings sc
GL ASoWARE II arge lamps, ,ases ana
t0i It sels. albums pictures and frames,
brackets, satchels hatr, whips umbrella i,
ladies and gents underwear and outside
jackets. towels, skirts, ladies and gents
Otton and woOllen hose, musica! instru-
ments. ames, children's t ~ q, rocking hoItes
step la iders and wooden ware.
A variety Of children's furniture, also a
new style OF Shy 10 picture raInes.
Silver and waste baskets; the best ma
chinists' level and try-squ,re made.
New goods Of all kinds constantly arriving.
NEWHA Ii q PHELPS,
jan7tf S0i Market street.
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GEORGE GOUERT,
TAILOR
No. 13 Fast Fourth St,
WILMINGTON DEL

WILMINGTON DrL
Keeps on hind large assortment OF nret
uunnty Piece Goods, which h. wil make mp
IL Che latest style snd o. pOderave prices,
anu guarantee entire satisfao ION.
The pnblic are invited 70 cah and examine
my stock aud learn my prices
deci7-lnd
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EOR CORONER,

LEWIS G. SPRINGER,
OF Wilmington Hundred.
Sub c. to the n nominatIcn Of the De mocratic
Party OF New Castle County. jaD6tn.
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Cheap ocerIes,
N. Z, Cor. 9th h Orange SITS
MRS. 4. KYLE.

HIRE. II n Il Ht
WouLl respectfully inform her fIieuds and
INC uubljo thai she has n,trned a G,OetIy
Sto, e NJ the Northeast o Fhot OF stxth aha
orange air. cts, and having ! I'd In n i,rYe
SO Of fresh gu'"R, Is prepA r'i tOs, =
!, IN all with hUice GrooarIes aud ProvisIOns.
a. hr low esL msrke, figures.
Tho public ave cOr,iai y invited 10 vo
her call a. she hopes 10 meris and receive q
libe al share Of pubic patronage.
d, o2S-Bm
The daily gazette., 1876-01-07

If you have u friend with cough OF
cold, tell him to try DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. He will thank you for your ad-
vice. The price is rs cents.
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POLITICAL.
NOR CORONnu.

NOR CORONER,
JAMES GEGAh,
Subject to the ON nation Of the Democratic
Party of New Castle County
nmiugton, Del Jan. 4, 1-78-eod6wI
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EOR CORONER.
he,eby announce myself rs q can 'idste
he no inatiOn of t~roner subject 10 tho
d oision Of the Demo cratic Parry ot New
Castle County.
Wilmington, Del. Dec D. 1875.
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FIsANosAn AND com m xAor..

WILMINGTON. Del. Jan, 2. 1876.
Latest Stock quotations furnished BY
X. X. Robinson & o.. NE Cor. 4th and Mar
,et street. Wilmingtca. Del. at / P. N. tn
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The Opinion Of the City Solicitor in
Regard to the Power of Council I'm
Making Appropriations for the Sup
port Of the Public Schools.
, 1876-11-12

SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Ton sAIE-HIG1WooD. H1GHIASD PARK.
seo frame with ptazza and bay wtndow.s
t5as ~; Eth ,;n1 Mansasd roof towers
root bay windows: imposing tower: elegant places
s q g ss ss
bond q occupy and pay interest on h'e years time
cut Out thcse tsures and ask any builder II be ean
6n for s o s; naEs
1sT snd Of m % liz T. en
taxes IS minutes to Tnnetka tlan Evanston md
H.. xoaa Il a %nstx oa rGf
secure home cheap Of n4c now WiIlcaye oilce
day at AshR3 e aaa :ess RR6SSsE
Tor sALE-wHO WANTS A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE
4 suburban home for about one-thrd its value. and
sox oas5as HOUSES aa5 os il acrcnt M Suburbs q
f1om S ~, 81 WITH II doTs Of from soo
Now secure one Of them before they I'LL gone. for
sas CO ss% s s ;ss ss g. Tx II; sss
Ion sALE-Eioo Will DUy \ UEAUTTVL LOT.
ono bloek from DEPOT Ut Lagrange, miles from
III saGHaFss afs taa
FoR sALE--DUY 4 HOME At TNoNMAL.sGHo0L.
:tys5 se. hsase *fsniy - asj's - e @ trsE eassmsSs 5
g eo M s g sS a:s y.!a iss 'as asoT water ETC.
iass1a Eaexeod arst.slass aeis5etheod; @ near
;s SStS ns s. a South
house Or Wentworth :av three blocks 1 rom depot
ss a ws s s!ss et9 saa sss i:
On Ms ;I oM sseo Y9s .4s ard Sns
sa i aa iases efs asn' but bur-
9A sA1E-MAEKET GAEpES ASp FoULTRY ;aJL
, 1876-11-12

l. cast corner. 50xf0 fcct- Pnrfc.nv., 331l7l feet,
near SixteentA-st-- At $50 per foot
Luans also effected on ample security. tSee advcf.
tscn,c:t III coiu,nn-I:eai Estate Nated.l Apply at
Room H. No. l5i Lakes, Office OF the Mutual Trust
Society.
TOn SALE-VEEY Low, TWO-STOl:Y BRiCk
L ldaho-at.. near Taylor ~ blocks from 0gden-av
Ears: batsg,aiE: possession given. Apply to owner
Room !, No. fl LaSale-st-
Tor sALE-yERY Low, MICHIGAS-Av.. 50
feet, corner Fifty fourt.st. Is feet corner F!fty
eiGht-st.; bargain. Apply to OWNER. Room J. 40 ol
L1Salle-St-
T7oR sALEOR E1CHANGE-HoUsE AND LOT
No. sa5 Pralrieav. Inquire ut Room 81 Metropolis
tan Block ..
TOR sAIECOTTAGE, SEVEN ROOMS. BARN.
r and lot; good neighborhooh. West Side: street
cars pass dour cheap cash. A!drtss 50 Tribune
, 1876-11-12
CITY REAL ESTATE.

c1rx REAL ESTATE.
,ssef SS FSR e.
gains: 1.,
sc.e:., pieces OF ehoee 6usiea' property improved
feet font asas s4 SCI ssh!ef d1Gf
s<s eei ssse saa es's
50 feet southwest corncr Calu'nes"aT- aoa a"t1s'
81 feet Aadlson.tt near Bishop want oneE.
es nsfs oasisy eer saa
1 is9 aSS xsPs Sessssa ssE and Forty
iet fronting Laz1anee-st- and c1ybourn-.v.. near
thss: intesseclion Will sell 70 improve On 'cs"a W
set Ios fssiias ss1i and
lG5!235 feet Van Buten st.. east Of Western-aT.
LOS On Indiana ~ ~: north Of rhtrtteth-st; s1oo
y Asdison.st. eas. of California s. 81 soo
Lot fronting WASHINGTON Square between etsrA @"l
5sass1 csss5sg S
ons sese Iot q TT: s sseond-s near HalSssd
oo1aeE ;aa I'D Wsoi s
10or 70 acres corner Harr1son-st and California -av
SstsEs I'D I'd |st }ss 81 ss E e9fss $ @
sCotIage and lot on Erte-st, 9:.Aot
f:sf fsSs;sSs: &C.: "a "a Il : g Sif = e.
Cottage 1nd lot Fulton-st-. - aDA
Gase ao% ao% 3o 3o On ksayt.t
estae sns s cd e oooa 81
IL IS
aI Isn1 ss fs5 StS gsr qsn;
Cottage ia loI q s & ;s.t s1a 1T m p.rt..
has been worth SIu OOH $40 Coo -x,
4q bricf rstaenee o. Ionroc-st, ne.r Western-ar:.
Soa1 sas fess.s. te brick residence xtth 75foot
lot owner sly CO. can be bad e 59r g g SO:
Cottage aud ssfoot LOT Thirty y-seventhst., near
cotase asd ;:foos lot corner chlcaso-as. and Pau
Cottage ane lot on Fifteenth It,. Ashland'av..
Ss9sse and ot on ca.itesn,sav: s. soe: ,..,.
g iss4 Eu1slasidst 8. 900; cash. balance 10
rame house and lot on rolk-st, near Wesfesn-av.'
Iot with building suitable for butchers shop On Bis
Brick house and lot on Harr1sonst-, near Oakley,
Bnck houEe on 1ndiana-ay., near Thsrty-eishth.st,
!sk houss snd 1 1ot on Jyt1e-s = 7s9 po,s 60 m
, ssons frnnt hon'es on Lasale-st' nsas Chestnut
10 81 West S9bHSSsy 1sRts rRSfGnR 81
9acres grove lot at winnetka, near the lake shore;
Also lumber of tai seRoE sas Ee b&Ss 'fa&s ssesy sSs'
l48 Dearborn-st-
ToE sALE-BY I. D. BOYD, ROOM LAS MAD1-
s1o o-Ftne four-story and ba.encnt stone front
ncstnces corner} % State near Palmer and G5st9
a
s;5 year, with two stores and two easements "a.
sss t1t q ~ s n
ycy s.y Ec sure and ea1l toE a.ticuars Il Is ser-
, 1876-11-12
HORSES AND CARRIAGES,

| % and brother, where music aud French lesson
@ woula @ be taken as part payment Address G., Trb
HORSES AND CARRIAGEs.
Ucr1oS7rUEsDATs, THURsD1fs. And SAT
i% s;S5
| rantec Stock On hand At private sale.
| PARTIAL CATALOGUE or TUESDAYS SALE.
RriR ao s M o nsas 7is s srs ~
sh tIotted this summer in 24o has record and Is
, 81 rubber trimmed harness-and open road wagon,
Sray !; haqds hs1: old. free from ytse
o aa
GTe;s %atsls$ ?ssm sefEc| aad 6aek horses years
yiss Iays 6ssa ased Il Ihs sy aud country as family
e9 a
%aEss aq snd
Auction commencing WEsp6S i: i SsSso Co. pro0r,c,o7.
saa,'e y hs 70 a9svs q shp e. T.
hands gh SwsiEhaS aqo pounas and worker In AZ
cue open and three top bugstes aud sets 1nRie har
Sale positive commencing at 10 o'clock.
4 STOCK or SPLENDID OYSTER AND GROCERY
e Man ca sop Z = Wes Tires
It. IL e sed a s %S
Gaa aay.
AT SOME PRICE, SIX SOUND, sEEylcEADLE
- norses ST. wase1s, az bugtes six single and three
2a1S E1nE into st s s eoa a k9ts
ed. ~ Il Harmon court ''' '' " ''A '''' ''1A'<4
4 SOUND P ! HORSE: {: YEAl:s oLR: SUITABLE
ton buggy Barn IL rear Of Is south Morgaas a9s s'oa
/ Iof OF Twelve HORSES ron SALE cfIEAF
a. oa for ens n s T. SS onc @ one
st. a. u: sSnohS: agent;
CHANGED HANDS-TELEGRAPH, SALE, AND
Hoa5dns stable 2oo Arcade rear ct :oo East
g2o f md horses for so
JOHN MITCHELL. SIS West Iaka:st. aud 10 Arcade:
tE s WAGON ASn y: nAESEss:
Or Inquire 1t lis South CiarE. st., Hoom -
TOR SALE At PUBLIC Auction - R01Ei;T
ton. 9n Nov te; at Dexter p4Fk ChIcago, ~ ha far,
plaes sdiaisly 6efoEe lie comm sncemeas of J. t.
yea Old dsrH bay sar II ops Ws fuo
sou and a,p sea n a
i9S tSs !hEss sssss IA; hsd
Louis in . Fling 81 over eighty imported Giydcsde ani
aganst many Of the best Cydesaale and SornaGs that
ond Ss!ns 5easea r. srrsy FUNGUS = Dosd td bn: 6a
good negotiable papsr drwing per cent tntcrsss '
ro1, - = 79s-TI7 33;i7 :,;7
seven TOP and open basses and two sccond: con- 1 :hand
phaetona to Pay ADVANCES must be sold At somc price
md ono weeks till glven. Two Second hand rocSa.
aGa
, 1876-11-12
ROARDING AND LODGING.

1HE S111CAuO 1OADO1 IN
BOARDING AND LODGING.
| West Side.
sS@ES ssost furnished front Sso VIII
Ill unfarnlshed sulle of With boasd, second
4s: HkS
tachanse se Geod saGc 0'nef
lA furnished with board; references required; good
! - go5TH sA7G11oN:s oN:sT:-PIEAs1ST FUR;
family: terms moderate
IL eGpEs.Ay;; FACING UNION PAEK-WIrTI
s1eap. s4p GS farnsd Il g.
| sired; references.
16ll AnEEPEEN:S :ST:.FKoXT K9oM; WITH Pap:
modem l@provemenis s's; Te1ms e. rsasona6i: "'' ~
1s aas's
ZU s0sle Or q sne, G', e rent Win board
% DEPursrER.sT;11NIcELY, FuRX1sHED
md nalstcd-st. cars.
% S 81; SS9lTEs oF K9oMs 94 TO e
OE 0GDEX-AV.-PLEAsANT ROOMS, SINGLE
mace. with lrst.ciass taGlc board; terms moderate
II T 9sss.a; s|2s i isos It GSs fSsS
for young gentlemen. with board
81 Ian FEoSTiSG TT; PARE TO
< SOUTH sASGAMox.sr:. r1nsr Door FROM
win carpet only; day boarers wanted. Convenient to
C4 nIcove room, suitable for and wife; room
, 1876-11-12


T1OE sALE-AN IMMENSE STOCK OF LOCEs
x.I builders hardware At less than factory cost n
W. WHEELER l@l LaEc-st. ur.stalrs. ...
TOR sALE-A LOT OF BRASS FACE MVRrIsE
+ yio3 lattlirs y: - cents on the dollar. a. w
SIIlErLs.l:- t:l Lasc-st-. st1fra