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, 1877-04-14
Vest End Dry Goods House,
Madison and Pcoria.stB.
TREMENDOUS
SACRIFICE!'
SIl- l-kS.
Prices Never Before Quoted!
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Tho following unprecedented
bargains in Silks, that we shall
offer for sale this day, nre designed
to provo to tic public that in Silks,
as we'll as other classes Of Dry
Goods,
HPAYS TO TRADE ON TEE West SIlD]E'
100 piocos COLD 9Ros GRAIN
SILKS at rs CENTS YARD; cam
not be oqualad for 20 per cent
moro money.
A important line Of Co1'd Grains at
81 yard.
Heavy col'd Gros Grain Silks at
Sl.26.
We havo several grades fntermedf-
alto, but desire to call special at
tontion to q limo Of extra rich and
heavy Lyons Gros Grains, just
imported, in q choice assortment
OF shades, never offered, In this
quality and width, for less than
$3.50 per yard, that NO shall
sell for sl.87; width, "a 1nohos.
Lyons Brooado Silks, in oolors, ell
silk, SO cts yard.
Fancy Silks, special bargains, at
e5, rs, and 85 eta yard.
Black Silks, all silk, at IS cts yards
special bargain.
40 pieces Heavy Black au-aflk Gros
Grains at 81; worth much more i.
money.
rs pieces Lyons Black Gros Grains,
better qualities, at al.2o, 91-3o,
$l.36, and $l.40.
We offer at $1.5o por yard, rich,
bright, hoavy, Black Lyons 9ros
Grain, full satin finish, quality
worth 50 yard.
4 full limo Of Black CloaHng Silks.
from s1.5o yard up.
The lots above quoted are all
specially under present value. We
merely invite tho Inspection of tho
public.
CARSON,
PIRIE' & CO.,
| Madison e. Peoria-sts.
, 1877-04-14

IA hoss Of readers Of Alton Locke 'H9patla.'
'SeuI anil other noble hooks by the late 14tnensed
Cauon of Waatmtnster, ,"-Chttss1au linton,
UNIFORM EDITION or THE WORKS OF TIE
LATE
, 1877-04-14

space hlted 10 rapidly With smoke that hs was
forced to como down Immediately. llehchtn2 the
arsthoor pear the head Of tho stairway. he snd
other gentleman ct!deayored to turn On tho water
plug situated thets, but were unable to Do ~ be.
CAUSE It was
LOCKED AND THE KRY TAxxN AWAY,
In thcEr endcayor 10 operate tic plug, this marble
slab which covered 1t fall to tho floor aud was
broken to p!cces. being driven cut by tho smoke.
hs rstsuated 10 the pavement and went around 10
tho Filth street side AZ The moment when the
htctncn wcra scaling Tu4y Fauat'4 saloon to res.
cue servant girls In tho sixth story, tho
two ladders reaching tho hfth.stofy wore spf!ced
BY George Gray. the actor. This 1sddsr Was
mounted by MErhacl Lester. OF Enauu No. 10.
wAo carsted up the hook aud tasl]rr md hsnded 1t
10 the who fastened II Ia tho sixth.
ssor* wlIdow and ty 1t descended 10 tho lower
laddas and thus escaped. Ms Lesmau says
THR CONDUCT oY 1EsTxR
Wa conspicuous for 1ts coolaeas aud courage. and
10 hiH. beiongs tho ehsst homer U! sayinx tae In.
nales of that particular part Of the sixth story.
lie IL quite positive that no alarm Was sounded In,
slae tbs botel, and tast tho gusats who sscapad
were srouscd only BY Tho general nolse that pra-
vailed aud the breaking In Of doors.
TuHnE 10 NO DOUBT NOW
that tho delay In arouslng ths guesta lu the hotel
wAa das to deficient arrangements Ut thu utico In
tas lover story. The coutslsaaee tos alarming In.
AIAs3s III SA44 VI u4Akc{ H&4 Qut OF E9pAIft and
owing Ia shis. thsy vera only awakened by the
neiss outside oE thu kicking In Of theIr doors By
wstcausu and ths tremen who dEat arrived.
NoAruARr.
The remAlus Of George Frank uoalsy, Grand
4Asunsc Secretary, were removed to tho Grand
Lodke room la sa,onle Itsil, th!a noon, whsro they
Will lle tu 4tats until Sunusy, when tho fuuvsal
wilt txke place. E1tensiyu preparations are being
made for this sad srsat. Numerous delegations Of
Aasoas from thls aad surrounding states will b.
present and participate iu The es.enonics.
The body Of Ass. ", 9. Stewart will b taken to
Syracuse, n. r., her former houls. for burial.
TUE CoHoAtR
will not begin hs investigation until Monday, bat
will then msks very thorough Inquiry luto Ill ahs
facts In connection With the drs, Tho Jury will
eon1ilt Of soma Of tho most prominent and psac-
tlcsl citizens Of the city.
ANOTHER boDr,
that Of r,uu, has just been found about ars feel
from that Ut tho woman discovered this morning.
the body has mol yet been seeoYnlzcd. aud proea-
by will not BE-. Its vesy badly burned, and came
to pieces while be!ug removed.
1u1 BQAHD or POLICE COMMISSIONERS
tsld I sasclal meeting yestsslay af1ssooon. 1t
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ID kiJ.

PURCELL. ON the s.h infant, Anna z
Purcell, IN religion. 'is.er BonaveEtura
ana .isier n, Nm. ]. J. Purcell, Fsg., for
nsrly teller iu the BANK III Delaware.
The r.ia !ves aud friends ersspect'Cl,y
Invited TO attend the iurrr4! at -. J .: epn'.
Cgayent E:.e1tG ~ E!ll, II JnUrsdsy IL OrA-
ing. ~sFYIc.E VIII commence a. , O'clock
prees!ssiy.
GGTEkjE.-In thig city, % the 9th inst
.jams& Guthrie, In the ti4t year Cf his age.
ms Ys.a tvrs and friends Of the IA ,nIiy
srs res p1clf1Jiy insi.c1 10 attend the fUne-
IN. sfoTa t!- sa.e .ssidsnrH, NO. 100 Tat
aAil STREET, IN fFiday morning at Il O'Clock
IItaDgt gErtter rLtic-. Esryicea al the
HJ1ks 1t 10 G'floek.
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regard 70 the zppoin:n.sn. Of cierE Of she
rezee oi that eosn,y. Tae term of the
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rho shoaG Ut appointed 10 the posl:ieD.
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YNE { MlANIic EMfr

The Fair ~ the IGsi'u'c Hall continues
t draw large cronds nightly. Last night
,hct was quite crowd present who
seemed TO BE- enjoying themselves I'm
m"nssly. To night the drawing viii com
mrhec, ana 'toEc VINO have taken chAnneB
10 any oI tho numerous articles, they
thohIh nbt fall TO be on hand. The Fair
WIN close on Saturday night, when the arti-
clrh not already cold will be sold at auc.
ton.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-11

Lake Ontario manages to throw chunks
oi ice sixty feet high and break lighthouse
windows
The minister who let woman preach in
bls pnlpt is on trial fer beresy. Hartford
Courant.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-11
DeYaL G.vasA LOTTERY,

~; Prizss aEaoun..ng TO s75Da0
psiCE ~ CrgzEycy:
Whrle Tickets. sD Halves. q: Quar-
tsrs, siGi F!tfEis. t.: li2htbs. e. Trnths, S.;
TTeniietng, 3 Fcrrie;hs, 81.
Circulars Of inf.rna!!on furnished FEE,
OTde:s flied. Prize. sz.saei. spanish kanz
Eill: agt GJ7efa nents pdrchAssd.
TAYLOR q co Ranzers
n<t7 II Wal -. SfE YORK
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LOTTKRIHE-
A Fortune For Only S..

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N ID.

MARRIED..
WELLg-ECLLf*s-A the Yeslisnce cf
the brides fS'her. Green Spring, Df...
Jan: 4si, is77. by Rev. Enoch s.ubbs, AT.
jyantei Wei. " W!iheiEniaz, ouDzest
daush:s. ~ george u. Col!ins. A i Of Ssw
taste tounty. D-i.
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RAILROADS.
DHILADELFHEA, wTIyryc,o-
L EALTIxOaE kAILE0NoSl
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II o. $ ssPnn- an n
bsastnaes alGa intermediate ~s.,.
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DeSrDss a.d tEsernsssSss ..s.
s5su, e'Ss!cas !
sUsDAr TRAINS
Philadelphia and intermed,..o
=. n . m. ~ sJs pm. STAT
P-ifsfeap7 p7iA and Jex York 9o
B.snE ore AID y sss.iagson - - q.
For f1.tEer srsxnzsinn ns, - -, ii
rsssTrsd 10 Ing time sab.ss pc,ssss ,sssseenssal
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sS1i-ty E.rnrySp
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THANGE OF HDI1hS-W NGrON
~ YVES kkN HAii.nDA3-t ommeDc-
Ing ihurfday Dec. 1, 1916, Trains win run
rs fOllows:
Leave Wilmington 10 70 a m, end S sOp.m.
Leave andenburg 45 a IN aud 50 d, In.
Arrive at Wilmington o. a NJ, aud 10
pm.
Arrive at I.apdenberg a. l2 IN, and 40
pm.
CONNECT1OEs.--Trai leaving Landen.
brfg OF % ~ III. with train Tor Philadei.
phia at s 10 am.
Train leaving Wilmington ut 10 20 a m
with train !, ,aving Philadelphia at 8, 10 a m
ana pennsylvania and Delaware train leav.
Ing Landenberg at | 10 p. m,
Train Leaving Landenberg at ! 80 D, m.
with pennsylvania and Della ware trs Ia and
WI train leaving Wilmington for Phila.
Train leaving WILMINGTON at hao n =,
With train leaving Pniladelphia at 4 Isl
ausas'tf DAVID CoHNELL, supt, Z
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Ley FazZEx

gsb Prizes. a-asass--ssE-r.o 20 sE -
Write .1c C1rz-zsrs ~ Hs-5 - ssrY 10
EEASTET II ~ASD,
Nsr gy5-Ers, La
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HEH AUVEKTI1KHEHTs.

L>a,h S1tlcez.
Harrjszs eot.c..
". Il. DoEninss u saln1B.
Dr. Bali \ C<,Ggb syi1p.
A Ci.l Wal tt.li ~. LC1beg1rE.
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BELVIDE9E DIVISION

From Thirty-second and Market stresaI
Express for LaDbertvilie, Flem!ng1
Phiiiips6urg, Easton Water Gap. Sen
too, exc, lla i'll and a 7 m
FOR PtnEington, Hnpewell. etc Ham
From heuslIgtun Depot.-fxpresi
Trenton. Liant Der Vile, phillip,burgb
ton, Water zap Scranton, etc, I'D
10 - a m. and ) pm. ii
For LambertvIlle 8 40 p n. For EelVa1
5 Is p m.
For Pennington aad Eopewell lol'
ard Is p Ii. ,,|
For Fieminston IS and 10 Isl n, ana'|
pm.
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ORE UOTkE LEI1RR.

7&s E<&~ess Nsv D~eS- Ls-y.zss ~ Sal
ary-A~<s<ms.s-Gs t~eAvss ss D~-
, 1877-06-01

The London "Truth" ventures a
prediction as to the result of Turco-
Russian war. 1t thinks Russia will
not attempt the passage of the Bal
can, but will content itself with a
firm establishment in Bulgaria, form
ing a junction with the Montepegrin
forces. Thus the forces will be en-
tirely cut off from Bosnia. In Asia
Russian army will co. operate with
Persia. Peace will then be proposed
upon the basis Of Bulgaria being an .
nexed Roumania, in consideration of
which Moldavia will be ceded to
Russia. The Prince of Montsneg 70
will receive considerable accession
Of territory, and Bosnia will be offer
ed to Austria. In Asia the Persians
will obtain rectifcation of frontier
at the expense of Turkey. England
will be informed that. if she chooses
to replace Turkey as the suzerain of
Egypt, ihe Continental Powers will
make no opposition. This scheme OF
paci6cation inds considerable favor
with German statesmen.
, 1877-06-01
INGERSOLL SPEAKS.

The following is an extract from
speech made by Bob. Ingersoll, and
published in the Colorado Springs
"Gazette," F." of the 5th inst. eff there
is young man in this audience l
beg of him never take a clerkship
in the city of Washington Don't
you do it Never do you put your
self in a position where you have to
duck your head and take off your
hat to everybody else. Don't do it !
Don't put your happiness-don't
put your fortune-in the power of
another mans breath. Don't you
do it. You never will have any
manhood; you never will have any
vertebra; you never will have any
real, square spunk; you cannot have
it; and you will begin to lose conf
dence, and you will begin to think,
if you cannot have a regular pay
ment each month of $94.75, that
you cannot possibly make living in
this world. 1t will take all the pluck
out of you. l beg of yon not to dis
count your future; beg of every
young man, have the courage to take
what comes, let it be feast or famine,
but don't sell the gift that fortune
may have in store for you for a pet
ty salary of $50 or $40 or 800 per
month. Don't do it. Go west l
would rather have forty acres of land
and log house with one room-yes,
and the woman that | love, and some
latice-work over the window, so that
the sunlight would fall checkered on
the baby in the cradle, and a few
hollyhocks at the corner of the
house, would rather have that, and
a nice path leading down to the
spring, where l could go and hear
the water gurgling; l would rather
live there and die there than be a
clerk Of any government on earth.
, 1877-06-01

A dumb wife is a disgrace to her
husband. An independent wife is
his glory If she never differs from
you, it is because she is a serf and
you are a despot. She ought to be
your best adviser. She ought to be
your most confidential counselor.
The self-conceit ofanan amounts to a
genius. There are many husbands
that would as soon think of taking
advice of their wives as of their
children. But it is only the fool who
is too wise to seek counsel.
, 1877-06-01
BY the Governor Of the Territory Of Washington.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, At the General Election, held on
the 7th day of November, A. ID. 1876, in the
Counties Of Clallam and San Juan, there was
no choice for Joint Repres entative for said
Counties to the Legislative Assembly of the
Territory of Washington, two fpersons hav-
ing received the highest and an equal num-
Der OF votes in said counties for said Office.
Now, therefore, |, ELISHA P. FERRY, Cover
nor of the Territory of Washington, by virtue
of the power and authority in me vested by
the laws of said Territory of WashingtOn do
hereby order that a special election be held in
said Counties of Clallam and San Juan on the
l2sh day of June. A. ID. 1871, for a Joint
Representative for the said Counties, TO the
Legislative Assembly Of the TERRITORY OF
Washington.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
- my hand and caused the Great Seal OF
( LIS. the Territory to he affixed. Done at
- Olympia this sixth day of April.
A. ID. 1871.
By the Governor. ELISHA p FERRY.
N. H. OwINGs.
Secretary Of the Territory.
, 1877-06-01
NOTICE.
U. s nIsT. LANp OFFNE

L. s. DIST. LAND OFFH'E
OLYMPIA, WASH. TFRR'r. May y ia.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
~ at this ofiice by William Montgomery, ~
jefferson county, W. T., against william
Donaldson for abandoning hls hnule-iend. -
try No. 1852, dated Janunly y. lssl. ulsn ~
VIZ ONE. \, r. \ Of NV. \. of .nrtinn NJ.
IS, In township No. ~ North. 81 linn9e Ne
West, WIllRmette Meridian. In Jcncr-un et,n-
ty, Washington Territory, with Nirs 20 ~
,ancellatiOn Of said entry; the aid Tartir- ~
hereby summoned TO aplH'ar ~ this oiias -
the 18th day Of July, lsIs. al 70 oehsk a. : :.
TO respond and furnish testimony ul1lcrfnina
said alleged abandonment.
J. T. BROWN, RsrylsfcF.
ROBERT q. STOAhf. kn,Nsirer.
II appearing by anidavit duly hi',i hrlglu
that thc said William lhonnltl-nn tt- lrit ID
sounty, IL Is Ordert.d thas this noiicc - Ilui-
iished In the Puget Souad AEgr~ = ralEf
lublished at Port Townsend, Jclirr-,n rttuntl :
W. T., for weeks nrinr To he day 81 litlif liii
J. T. BROWN, Rsgi.iVT.
lSo ROBERT &. SIT Art, kcoeiFrt.
, 1877-06-01

Said a woman speaker in a New
Haven suffrage meeting, "Woman is
in every respect the equal CT man.
Her reputation for heroic bravery
at that point mouse ran into sight,
and the orator jumped on the table
and screamed.
, 1877-06-01
ARGUS CHANCES.

DR.. Sparkling returns to Seattle.
Seattle arrests fortune telIers as
vagrants.
Briston will be appointed to the
Supreme Court soon.
The bark California comes to Ma
naimo, from Frisco, for coal.
The whole German army has been
ordered to be ready for action.
Over q million dollars in fine sill
yer goes to China next steamer.
Something that has ''blown over"
the Olympia & 7 8 oh railroad.
1t is reported that the Wallowa
Indian troubles has blown over.
The Grover investigating commit =
tee are about starting for Oregon.
The English channel feet has
been ordered to the Mediterranean.
Seven Canadian Pacific R. R. sur
veying parties are fitting out from
Victoria.
Gen. Sevenyearitch would be the
man to bring the Russians up to the
scratch.
Vienna has received assurance
from Russia that Servia will take no
part in the war.
Hon. J. B. Allen, U. S. Attorney,
is to ferret out the forger of Judge
Lewis resignation.
Apparently the first great battle
of the Turko-R Russian campaign will
be fought at Toprak Kaloh.
On the 10th, the Philadelphia per-
manent international exhibition was
opened with great ceremony.
The Russians sacked all the villa.
ges in the vicinity of Tchurgson,
massacreing women and children.
England will oppose any move
ment on the part of Turkey to OBJ
struct commerce in the Suez Canal.
The Russians drove the Turks from
the field at Ardahan, capturing the
town and large quantity of stores.
The Seattle folks now want the
Victoria people to visit them on the
Fourth of July, "You ticle me, etc."
Los Angeles, CAL, is trying a new
fuel, made of screenings and tar
pressed together in cakes, and sold
at $15 per ton.
Scotch saying, "a door plaat wi
amon's mann on's a wary good
thing, but a dinner plaat wi mons
dinner on's better"
A panic reigns among the Rus
slams along the Black sea, they hav-
ing lost all confidence in shore bat
teries and torpedoes.
When Greek meets Greek, then
comes the tug of war we think; but
when American meets American it's
tWhat'll you have to drink"
Brigham Young has buried n
mothers-in-law, and he wants the
United States to understand that he
IS not afraid of mountain howitzer
loaded to the muzzle.
When De Fonton, new Minister
Of the Interior of France, mounted
the tribune, the scene in the Cham
Der was very turbulent, the Senate
adjourning amidst great tumult.
The Idaho City World prints what
is called the "Devil's Column" aud
couriohs enouh announces at the
same time that the editor is not re-
sponsible for anything that appears
in it.
"Sussn," said the madame Of a
boarding-school, "you say your mis-
tress wishes to absent herself from
the classroom this afternoon; is the
reason for her staying away very ur-
gent" "Yes, mum, it is FER gent"
, 1877-06-01
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL.

CsFRANK CLAPPs Proprteeors
THIS wELL-KNowN AND POPULAR
Il House has been refurnlshed ana rcntied
IN all its departments. and Il now prcnared 20
furnish nrst class accommodation 20 ~
patrons. Being ellglbly situated % y easy ol
lccess by the travelling public. lis tnhlc y "
affords. Rooms for families. with board By
the day or week. u
, 1877-06-01
JAMES c. SWAN,
Attorney at Law, Proctor in Admiralty

AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Special attention paid to noting and extend
ing Marine Protests; preparing reports OF
Marine Surveys, general average accounts
and all other matters connected with Marine
Insurance and maritime affairs. Will also
make a speciality of attending to business con-
nected with the Probate Court.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-05-31
The Anti-AGonopol1St.

Chamberlain would be provided for.
The lands would be constantly in
creasing in value, and according to
Auditor Whitcomb's estimate of their
prospective value, will more than pay
the whole debt. But assuming that
they are not worth over half his esti-
mate, they would cover all but mil
lion of the Indebtedness. Assume
still further, that we received nothing
from the lands, the necessary tax to
paw the interest would be trifling
Probably at the end of two years, or
in 1880, our valuation will be $780,
600, 900 or more about five-eights OF
a mill tax will pay the interest, say
nothing about the lands. But these
lands have a real value, and by the
proposed disposition of them, they
cannot be squandered.- North feld
(Rice County, Journal.