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Gc3etn az ocn Sanoen
turtrt. - 3ntersiiauter Srief eine3 mobile.
taHuteu Hedtsanuats.

an Die Reoattion oeS mR ep=SrleonIer
Ytcd u e."-@5eebrte Serren! Bonn Ser6ite 1867
ois oor bret gSohen mar it BON eineln Sautauss
l9la9e belm9eludt, meldem bic Aer;te perltieoene
Ramen 9ooen, ueldler a0er alqemein unter 6em 0as
men 9cSem ooet Satifu6 betGnnt lit Son 0ieIem
Ausi6lo4e luaren banphdthlidJ meme SGnSe anoea
9Iner ipetbe nb 5eitlpeili9, allem nabren6 6es
SBinterS, Iebt itbmcGSten.
3u 3eiten orob!e Die Srant6cit, iiCb BON meiueu
6dnoen aus netter gu uerbreiten un0 meinen aQneIr
&otpeG ju npilren, SD 6a6e Nerttt in philadelphia,
28abtngtoH uno bier conu(It obne petteren GIfola,
alS elne uorrberge1enoe Grletdterung glatb rdbts
i9ell Auela9en, nah pielen gei6en unb Sbmgr;eu
mar ld ju oem Sdluiie aetOmmeu, oa6 i'd iuie SaS
SprHbwort lagt - ole SIlnen sulammenbetsen uno
rIbi9 Weitsr eioen miiiie
Sor etud pier 2Bodcu las i'd in Der .8tcanuue" bic
anBeI9e n0et II &c IL q, 6et unierem pobl6etonnz
ten apotbeter 9rn. EponS il BADEN, uno entlhlof
ml9, etnen 8erjub nit oemieIOen SI maiden. S6
taulte etne 61nbtg: zStie, mo Oeuor oieeI6e
iur pdlIe aut9eBroutbl mar, mar bet AuSt(aq ools
tdnoi9 uertdwunben, uno ib bin iidler, SaB Id Iur
nner 9ebettt bin.
Der 3luef. marum i'd 5bnen oieIen grieT 5dbrei6e.
III, dul oen 2Sertb oes uttc cure au6 un6ere 9etz
oenoe autmtrii0m iu MAIDEN, unb aui bele gBelIe Der
eloenoeH Ntenidbtlt 10 pic, ais in metnen 9rdlteu
tept au nuRen, 5br efqebeniter
y. y. @arrolt,
InDGlt ltuo Hed)tsz Continent
gtr. IS, GampitraB yteusSrleans, 2j. 0eB6r. 1878,
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sallimettte in GDarlei:ou.

Gbarleiton, CO, IS. Septenlber. =
groas geltiirsuls ipiro in bieiigen SanpeiS=
freiien burd) Bic gtadri1t itber pie 3ahlnn9s=
eiuieauna Der gaufiirnla sSas. Ap9er & Ge.
perlrIadbt. Der aenaue Setrag Der 4saifpa II
nod, n1dat ernitteit, lol iebod beoeutenb ieiu.
Sic Giienwaarenbanblsr s. 6. aoger & 81,
haben e6eniss!ls beuts bic 3ahluns slnselfs!lt
asetsre 8irma bate =, gfotsn Der srltsrsl IN.
ooirt. SIS 1T smeifelbaft, Oh ..sss''o s'''s oe'
betoen 5irnlen i'm Siarae iein tuirb, Die 5uy:
lung ipiebsr aufsurebmen.
Sie gaunl,poafaftpr 8. $. g9aiter & go.
faairten sefern nno ibr 6alliinent teidlennigtt
ben Sturs Der SoSo. SaS. NOaer & Gonls. "
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ps- 9erlnde einmal 6ance'S Saar.
@ieberberltetIer. Gr perbidt oiiuues
9aar, bringt Die alte Sarbe sliriid, lit eiH elez
gantes goiettennlittei uuo bailt aopfgriub unb
aopibaut=Suden. Yreis 81. Sci Setb g.
5ance, gr. lo8, @eh= =SaltimOreitrabe, 81
baben, (19)
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2lbleben etner $oGter Der SSratt
Stura Glarf 0atnes att Gelbeas

gIorfolf, Sirg., 10. Septenlbsr. - 6rau
Sane .. Gbriitmas, einsige Sodtsr Der 6ran
0fpra Start @aines aus gtetp@S Orleans, tarb
geitern in gSarrenton, N.=G., augeblidl am
gelben Sieber. Sie fam Dor st,pa siuei $50,
den aus 9felp= Orleans an uub trug jebenialS
seu aeiu Der aranfbeit idDn in itd). Sic btn-
terldBt oret stinber, 6ran @atneS begleitete
ibre Spd)ter bon JtsipzSrleans nad) 9Sarfentpl
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N Seriu6e einnlal sauces 5aarz
@ieoer Teller. Gr peroidt oiiuneS
Soaar. bringt Die alte Sarbe Slriid, 1T ein ele=
gantes Goilettenmittel unb beilt &opfgrinO nnD
aopfbaut=Sudeu. YreiS 81. gu baben bel
Setb g. 9ance gtr. 108, gSelt 8altis
ntpreitraEe. Q6)
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O}r. 226.
(9tticura
Gcflstsfffc[

Der Grfog III itaunerSUertb, meIder oen G5ehraud,
oteicr granotoien Seilmitte in Der Seban6luno poT
3rantbeten Der Saut uno bes Sfalps (mit 6aaTsgers
luiD begletet. Bon iebem 2beiIe oes eduoes tommcn
Que dnertennenoten, hGntbariteu Seftit9un9eu 16er
Suren elm, pcIde man miratel5ait nennen biirfte
Die oS. 2Seets II Eotter itatten Qllen 5euen iblen
Sant ab, peite ireunblidb unb nnertennen6 h6er Gu
ncura, SutcurazSete uno @uticura Jeiolpent ipre
6en, nno DeIoen ptitere Beridte ii6er neue ,Sdae
NO lmmer ne porIommen mo9en, oGnt6ar eRtgcse
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9te nstte 9ampferltnie stusfdje1,
Wprfolf tttt0 &ipcruuoL.

9torfolt, 9irg., 10. September. - Der
Oantpfer yslmasoreuie," @apitdn ,oolgate,
fam beute ais critics 6abr;cu9 Der ncuen DAM
rferlinie sipiideu oielen Safen uno 9iperpool
bier Gil rno Der Serfebr ioa iebt regelmdBig
alle slpei SaodeE Dgrd ein Satrseus permit
telt rperben. Gapitdn .Solgate ipllrbe bon oem
ginnebmer oisiss $oaiens I'M $500 9eitraft,
rpeii er aas bonn @eiste erfcroerlid)e Ifaniieit
uir,t hattie
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eouis @iitta's s,tmridtm,.s.

Snbianapolis, Sno., 10. september.
-0as ge9en gouis giitig altsgeproAene So
oesurtbeil wuroe beute 0tittag oollitredt. Der
Singerldtsts psriibte geraDs beute por eineln
Sabre eiEen Moro an Marp Oic@leu, ipeld)e
nit ibnl perIprod)en gelpelen mar nno bas
SerbaltniB in Solge Der aa8ifweiicnoen Sc
bensm,ile @itts 8 Sabgehrofen bate. Der IiSr=
Der iomobl, ,pie iein SpIer, tparen I'M bieitgen
ySatss~Souls" anseitellt. Giitig ullrbe 3luei=
NAL prossilirt llnb jebesn1al sum Sooe perurs
tbeilt. ST. id)ten gleid9iilti9 nno obgeitnmpft
ltnO iuill9te erit geltern 9lbero etn, Geiltitd)e
III leiner 3slle Su empianaen. I'M 10 i)tinuten
Dor u llbr beitieg er Oas Sdaiiot, u1adts Ell
n9e fllrse Senlerfungen, III ipelden er allen
ieineu Seinoen pergab unp iid) sum Sterben
bereit erflGrte. ST idien rnbiger NIB gefabter,
als aQe iibriacn Nnpeieuocn. 9iad)oem er lei
neu Sealeitern Die 6Groe geOriidt uuD benjeni=
gen ieiner Sefannten, Wtlde ntdjt dnf baS
Sfaffot gefoi9t iparen, nod etnn1al 5ngenift
bate, nabm er III Der gr5Bten 9tube ieinen
Ylat5 auf Der Sallthiire eill, ltrb Die Sdlmge
tpltroe ibm nm ben 6als gelegt. @eraoe ais Die
llbr Die smOlfte ShinDe ld]lug, fiel Die alappe,
uno in Is 0fiuuten mar paS &ebeN aus Dem
S0rper entfloben. Der bingerid)ttte mar nod
ntdt gan; 20 Sabre alt.
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SrGuSe.

Sorouto, Ont, 10. September. - OaS
yGepere= 5otsl" 5u Wiarfoalt uno nlehrere be-
nadbarte @ebduoe muroen geitern ourd Seuer
SeriiUrt. Serluit $4,000.
aiugitou, Ont, 10. September. - OaS
Nationat$ootel" tpuroe beute friib pun einem
Sranoitiiter angesiIuOet unD eiugedi9srt. Srz
lnlt $4,000. Sn ben lettsn stuei 9Sod@en wur~
ben bereits smei anoere Serlude genla1t, oas
gebaupe niebersubrennen.
Gbicago, 10. September. - S. Soia's
autld)enTabrif fisl iuabrenO Der uergangslen
gfad)t ben Slanlnten gum 8aube. Serluit
$4,000.
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Gbegenne, gSp., 10. September. = @.
fretar Garl S9nrS tebrts bsutt BON eiuer SIl-
ipsftionstOur a1f beu uerid)ieoenen SnbiaIerz
2lgenturen bierber 3uriid uno reiiic, uadben er
ittl cinige 3eit bel Dem @OuDernsllr 6obt auI=
9ebalten bate, na6 0enper, Sol, ab.
0enper, Sol, 10. Septbr. - Sefretdr
Sd)urS lam beute bier oil 1no bielt eine flrse
Geoe Dor benz beute in oieier Staot abgebaltsz
nell republifanii6enStaats- Gonpente. getterer
lellte cine Ylattform auf pelf)e Die llnbez
id)rdntte 8rdgung bon Silbermiinsen ioroert.
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9lui oerUiu9engru6e, Dem
UiitteIpunitc Der Reruenz
traitC, aui1cle9t, re9en iie
ole Seber, 0en Uia9en uuo
Den llnterleIb on, bei6rz
6ern bic Y5sronuung, iIrt=
Srdrnpie uno @lieoerretz
10 malariihe arontbetteu.
gen, fiir JibelunatjsmuS,
lic oa5 bette Dtittcl in Der
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Souin's
Vpita 'i1e cigftriiGe
9Iaitet.

ren GUspGpTe, bili6ic &plit,
Ben, uno perbiltcn 6ic6er II
Sur idmahe uuO muuoe SuI
9aeuralgte uno Sctatitn iiHo
gSrlt. SauTt nur Die d1teH
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0tc@utfcurusSetI merSen ur6paA
rlrt pom 28eets & p0tet, Gbemifer uno apotbeter.
ytr. 800 28a9in9tonzStr., Soiton, Wtah., uu6 fino
bel ollen apotbetern 5u b06en. 9yreis oes @uttcura
IN tlnen S6a1ten % Gents groBen gdatteln,
entbaIten, 81. VI ReiolucHtSl pro 1SloIbe G ~
ttcuras Seiie u 9.uts, mltteit Der BOT 80 Cts;
3 Stid - @ent5.
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8eneral 8rant tod ttid)t attgc=
fpltttffetf.

GAN 6ranStseo, 19. Septbr. - Der
9ampier uSitD Of 5otio" uuroe beute ben
gal5en Gag itiinOlih erpartet, mar jeood3 bis
lpdt s(beuOS nod nid)t Tgnaliiirt morben.
0erielbe wirb wahri6einlib noh I'M 2aufe ber
9tad)t eiutreiieu, inoem er iiberfdllig lit.
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Dr, G, Mtgaue's I)eratifuGe

ii1er cine &ur beipirteu.
@S cntbdlt fcin GucceGlbcr
in ir9enb elmer GeitaIt; lit cine unIddbz
Nde Prdparatipn 1no bat II nidt Sen
9ertn8lten ddbli9e GiniluB
beim 5arte ten Sinh.
1aS d6te Or. Mc2anG8 9erz
M mifuge bat Die Signaturen 6. afc=
game IL. 5 lemin8 8rps. auf benz
llmI6la9.
5r, G. Mc2ane's 9eder : 9Silew
perben ntbt empfobLen ais Seilmittel eeoen
,,hlle Seioen, pcnen baS Sleii9 lntertban it,"
1onoern 9e9en &ranfbeiten Der 2e6er; BEL bili5z
ZEN 8eI6werben, SiSpepie ln0 frant6aftem
&pprtpeb, poer oerartigen llcbeIn, liub iie lIits
iibertreffti4.
&altcS Tieber.
IS 9iebt tein beiere8 9tbfiibrmittel nor oSer
ndd bent @ebraude bon G6inin. 9tlS 9urs
9irnlittel limb iie rnoer8lei9Iid.
@au blte iib bor 6ali9unsen.
Die dtbten iin6 nie itbcr;udert.
@SSebe S6dd}tel bat einell rptben 8acb5lieaeE
auf benz 0edel nit Der SniArift 9t. Nlc9aue'S
&iper 4taS
Seber llnlidlag bat sic Gignatilren bon 6.
McSane unb 6lemin9 9r0S.
9ian perlange Die dcbten Or. e. 9}c9ane's
Sebers4 4lIlen. prdparirt bon Slemina Bros, slt
4ittSburgb, l5a., beml Der Wldrft lit boil bon
Jtaddbnnulgen oeS 9iomeR Me9ane, anbers
eud9itabtrt. aber oieieI6e @uSipro9e.
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uuo an Den Stenfcln. @e,munaen an
Srltden i'll 9ebea.- Glna muaoerbare Sur.
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n 7i grisSg
@6e BET SaItimorese etraSs @
Breis 12i Gents pro @oal Il = +
Erdser, $500 pro Subr, i'm ~ s 81
inuerbalb, un6 $500 pro Sabrs&
auBerbalb Der Stabt.-Breis Ses eiliiiSl a 4
6reitags) eri6eineuben gSo6enblattss -
pro Sabr; mad europa $4.00 pro Sabr, tfPeq9
8oraus Sablbar-in beiben SGllen pOrtofrei.-
Qn;eigen peroen opobl M oeutider, mie in
eugliider Sprad)e publiSirt.
, 1879-03-02
REAL ESTATE IN CrlCAGO---0NE OF OUR
DEALERS

In tue course Of human eveuts it is not unbe-
coming to say good word for those who de-
serve it, and when an opportunity offers it
should not be allowed to pass By. In this par
tirular instance THE TRIBUNE desires to call
the attention OF it's readers to the good record
OF one Of Chicago's reaI-cstate brokers who be-
gan business here nine years ago, and Who mas,
By dint Of hard work and close attention to
business, obtained reputation for fair dealing
second 10 no other agent in the city. The
gentleman referred to is Mr. 7. B. Eoyd, whose
oaice is Room Z, No. ITO East Madison
street, and in speaking thus OF him
it may be said, without any attempt
at lattcry. that he is justly entitled to the
praise bestowed. His name has appeared SO
often in the advertising columns OF 1HE iEIE-
USE during tie past eight years that 1t mas bc-
come rs familiar as household words, lact
that is OF itself guarantee OF Alr. BoTus IN
tegrity and honesty. His thorough knowledge
Of the realesta.c business aud his familiarity
with the values OF all kinds OF real property
render an acquaintance with him great ad-
vantage to those who contemplate buying or
selling real estate. During the last i've years
dealers in rea! estate At bone and abroad nave
the storm ut dcofcssion; and 1t is
Dut fair that those who hare should reap the
benefits OF their pluck Mnd industry. AT boyd
has not relaxed his efforts in the least, tut has
pursued the same vigorous course 10 aaTc1tls-
ing and otherwise pushing his business that mas
always beeu characteristic OF hin. TIE 1R1b,
uSE takes pleasure in recommending him to ail
who desire to Invest IN real estate, OF who may
require any information concerning It.
, 1879-03-02

Experienced merchants predict larger whole
sale trade this season than Chicago has ever
seen.
The suburban residents along the line OF the
canal who object to the bouquet arising from
that stream should visit Chicago and inhale the
fragrant aroma OF Bridgeport for season.
The other night Bridgeport politician talked
into a telephone nearly ten minutes, and the
telephone had three whisky fits before o'clock
that night.
"Speaktug OF elevators said TRIBUNE
representative to Mr. ". E. Hale, the elevator
builder, as the latter Was experimenting the
erection Of one OF his hydraulic elevators in the
St. James Hotel building, ''why is 1t that SO
many elevators are fa]ling 1ately!" ''Sin1ply
Because" answered Mr. hale, "they are cheaply
built, and allowed to run for years without any
special care It is IS easy to make an elevator
safe as unsafe, but 1t costs more money, and IN
some case1 pronertT-oHnera are not willing to
, 1879-03-02


=, ShIxv ..Ith n-n: ranra It hcr Gaughter'S late
Fnnerai March by cars to Calvary Cemetery.
n1sfrnntM -, o.knorr Y - Feh. c6, at the resi-
@ ~ ~ .i.teS ~ SaTnh Cracker Jsnez Poe
@ aencS u as o var. ~ nuths: fntHrr Of j. b. and
% o. aod Mrs II Gnrhric Of this city.
naaa ~, ~ tne sth inst. W111tam
Ill, Ill ~ ntv c iii Ga fane health
SoS fo v.nr1 nso lin 70 remove to Colorado,
% E1tne M fea @ ~ oi1a nromincnt Deccascd leaves
viz IN nnd a famiiv 70 mourn his los,
:rn1v Apn-sr s,rtnpae1d M Feb c8 at II d. n..
trx inhxnnn wfn of Iitn6thY Howard mother OF
re funeral viii ulac to-day fSundaY at SPRING
dcd. d0 'a'0S % - '~'>> ''-
nNo,rN In rn1s city March l. Miss Ella T., eldest
daurSr.r ~ II. rearet i ana G. ". Brown.
Funeral from isG Dearborn ct 1o:s9 n Tnes, e;,
Name aud thence to calvary Cemetery for tnterment
on the ?; m. train. n.-
Se Rochester IN - papers please COPY
IcQUAID-Frlday evening, Fe3+ 3, EdNa1o. son o.
Funeral BY carTlaEe3 70 CalFar3 4roi %
pince at II Q CLOCK to'oay. r.. r,,., .
FAIC!i-Nafcn a1ter a lingering 1l1nea'' 1'1@ 1''
wife or A!ocft fntch. .,s.u o-v 1,,cc,,on
tHncr7l 1Fou1 ueE ase Fesaoetses, ofd ofe'eA N''f
Monday. March d at ~ q. IL. 49,. .
, 1879-03-02
A Young Lady's Story;
doctors und blood- -Puri{ierH Failures.

Nessrs Weeks & Fotter-Dear Sirs: Incfoscd
find 81 for 4 box Of CurIcurA, which is doing
wonders me. have been troubled exceedingly
with Salt Eheum on my face for six years. Have
taken at least twenty-five bottles OF ''blood-
sirups; have drank OF several mineral springs, all
to no purpose and when your CuT1cunA was ad-
ycrtiscd, Y father sent for box, and using it, it
brought the humor on the surface, which gradually
fell Of. until now my skin IL is smooth ss anV, and
with but very little humor on it which il gradn-
ally disappearing. think you most kindly for the
pains you took ia sending box OF CurlcuaA, and
i. has not only hcIpcd me-, but friend also. I
agree with you TINT s@in uiseases cannot be cured
bY .'blood purifiers, - for have had fair chance
to test them. Respectfully yours,
c., Mass, June 2U, 1873.
Note-We have not the young lady's permission
to publish her name, which is therefore omitted.
The original letter may be seen at our office.
". &P.
CAur1oy.-n procurab1e use CCT1cUEA SOAR.
, 1879-03-02
Salt Rheum
Covering the Body for Ten Years. Pcrma-
.ueufjy Cured.

LAW OFFICE OF CuAs. HoCGnroS,
II Con.1ess-kt., Boston. Feo. 20, 1873.
Mossrs Weeks s. Pottcr-Gentlemcn: fee! 1t a
dnty to inform yon, and through you all VINO are
interested to know The FACT that most disaErcen-
bic and obstinate case OF Salt Racnm or Eczema
which has been under my personal observation
from its first appearance to the present time
Of the PATIENTS body and limbs with its peculiar
irritating and itching scaD, and to which all the
known methods Of treating such disease had been
pcarcd, leaving clean and healthy skin, under j
1cw DAYS Of pr6fuse application of CcT1cGRA:
ca1 and do heartily advise all similarly afflicted
to try the remedy which has been so eGectual In
this case. Very truly y0urs.
CUAS. HOUGnTON.
CArrrox-If nrocutable use CUT1cuRA Soar.
, 1879-03-02
Sore Hand, Bad Case,

Cured in Three Weeks.
Messrs. Weeks & Pottcr-Dcar Sirs: This may
certify tnat CUrtcuEA cured me Of very bad sore
hand. which for three months hafle1 the skill OF
cul,A cured it entirely. I firmly believe that had
it not been for CCT1cunA would have lost my
hand MRS. II. MCKAY.
Jos OaE-st., Boston, Sept. s. 1878.
CAuT1os-H possible, usc the CuTlcCRA SOAR
NoTE.-CUr1cuRA is admirably assisted in cases
of extreme physical weakness, or when the virus
Of Scrou]a is known to 1urk in the system. py tue
internal use Of the CurlcunA REsoLyEST, without
doubt the most powerful purifying agent IN med1-
cine.
The Cur1cuRA REMEDIES are prepared by NEEKs
T. PorgxH, Chemists and Druggists, Boston.
and are sold By all drugsgists. Price Of
Cur1cunA, small. boxes, SOC: large boxes:
containi ug TWO and one -han times tho quantity OF
small, 81. RxsoL9ESr, 81 per bottle. cur1cuBA
SoAP. Is cents per cake, By mAn' 10 cents; 3
cakes. rs cents.
, 1879-03-02

UALL-WYCKoFF-Fc q, bY tho Rex T.; r.
Goodwin at the residence OF tho brides motheF: Me-
$: Z. Corey 3s7 atadson-s, Ar ). H. ttal1 @oo @A'
, 1879-03-02
AZ GENUINE
HALF PRICES!

1t is generally conceded
by the public at large that
this is the ONLY mouse OF its
kind in the city purchasing
such Bankrupt Stocks FDR
CASHa, and giving tEae pub.
Eic the benefit by selling
them ut such Low Prices.
Ylle sale the coming week
will be far nlore attractive
than the past, as the stock
to be sold consists Of all the,
goods OH the 2ta, Sd, and 4f1l
floors.
Goods in the original
packages, not having been
shown during the sale.
, 1879-03-02

Buck RAyner's Cold Cream is .fcreamy," " ~ its
pane imnuea. and healing and fr2s12uL
, 1879-03-02

Your French Catarrh Medicine hs entirely cnsed M
Of f3rDnchitis. E. Il. RICHARDSON,
ii Exchange Building. Union Stock Yards Chicago
, 1879-03-02

or about Der cent On the collections. The
Receiver, however, thinks the items of abstracts
and court costs in foreclosure cases are not
properly charEeable against him, as they
would have to be incurred even were the
bank running This would leave the expenses
only $4,o747i, or about 3 per cent. Against
this, however, should be set off $6,17 AT re-
ccived from rents, interest, etc. not scheduled
in the assets, which nearly offsets the expenses;
The Receiver then goes On to gire an ltc,nized
account Of every ono Of his receipts and o's-
burscmcnrs uay by day, and full description
Of al! the property transferred BY him il ex-
change for dcposit~books, and in conclusion asks
that his report may The referred to master IN
chanccry to examine, and if found correct that
it NAV be approved.
, 1879-03-02

Before commenced using It had very bad Cough
especially nights thar could get but very tte Ees4
cough ali night. II. K. HISCELEi.
Amerfcau Express Co., Milton junction, Wlk
, 1879-03-02

It has completely cured me Of distressing Cough.
REV. JACOB FOWLER, De K1lh. III.
, 1879-03-02

It has cured me- OF Cntarrh that has been ysEy Of
feusiye and annoying for years C. II. PECK.
Jauitor Springer Building, State and Randolph
, 1879-03-02

It cured my 4-ye2r-old Eon OF the worst case Of
AhoopinE Cough ever saw.
r. S. COFFAIAS. SO West # ashtngton.gt
{Death1 from nooplng Cough In Chicago In 78 235.}
, 1879-03-02

Fever, and by using Ii ana now entirely well
JAMES T. DANE,
OF the Firm OF Dane, Westlake d Covert
, 1879-03-02

Oyer so, GOO people visited
this Great Sale last week,
and the immense Nzaa1Rtaty
Of goods purchased by them
was an ast0nislapnerEt to ev-
erybody, even to ourselves.
1T is mot an every day OCCUR
renee to see sR1c1a an i'm
1memse stock Of goods offer
ed at Retail
, 1879-03-02

time n hich has elapsed since his return to NeT
York, and is rushing out upon the road with an
energy and yigor that rival managers cannot
excel
The O7aie2eher Condor Reception Committee
met II Burke's Hotel last night, the hon Henry
F. Sheridan in the chair. ReprcsentatlVe Barry
reported that Gov. Cullom had accepted the IN
raiSn 1ended to " hr: 1 Condon st Mccoru,icEs Hail
next Sunday night Favorable reports were re-
cciycG from the various sub onmtttees, anu It
therefroD expected thai the Irish people W1ll
make the reception one Of the nost enthusias~
this city.
Collector Casselmap having been very patient
with delinquent taxpayers and having done
everything In lis power in order TO collect the
tax without levy, WAS at last forced to do go IN
order to perform his duty as Collector. Some
parties having refused to pay, be levied on their
personal property yesterday morning The de-
li,lqucnts, finding that he intended business,
immediately paid in order to save costs Col
lec;or Cassclman has made up his MIND to COL
lecI the tax, and therefore informs ali DELHI
aucnts that he will levy if the tax is not paid
Immediately.
IL few weeks, probably not more than three
o. four, the TivoN viii cease It's existence tor
several months past it has noI been paying ex-
pcnses, aud its owners the Downer d bemls
Brewing Company, came to the conclusion thai
It's usefulness had departed never to return.
Yesterday the fixtures and furniture we're pur-
chased By Isadore Goldstein for IS 00o. They org-
naily cost In the ncighborhood OF $4,000 Ihe
lease OF the premises does not expire for TWO
months Mr.. Goldstcin, when put in possession
Of bis purchase, will divide 1t into lots to solt
the vieTs Of those contemplating TO go Into the
restaurant business.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Priuters'
Protective Association was held last night at
their hail corner Of Adams and LaSaie street.
There mas fair attendance, many being ladies'.