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MEN WANTED.

M
We nov have 40 men engaged in selling yTlngtn,
auterS, upTirg beds, VAAh0H, sEeePNn, nd ilronh and
u variety Of hOulthod heet aiitiea on weekly pay
mtnls 10 twenty Of the largest WesteIl cities, We
have permanent plHoAh for lbQ more men, They can
muEs from SIS TO 10 per wees. any man willing 70
W0FE, young or old, With or without QIpOEience a
e1nyAaing, who wants Z permanent htuAtion q Q
healthy bIBlnRIs can makes auectHs Of IhlS. Call on
or AddTeA GEYSTONE WRINGER CO., l0t0 Market
aiTnhL Whaling. W Va le2l
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PAINT your tin roofs with Gitns's Stale
Paint. GEoRaE C%RUABACKER.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A meeting Of the Stakeholder Of the Northwestern
Viginia Agricultural EOCety viii be held a. The
office Of the Fire and Marine Insurance Company,
on SATURDAY, July v, 1881, al o'clock p in.
u. W, 0uLEBAY,
tOlI II uTOtAFy,
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THE Tutners will sxcutt TO Canal Dover
Sunday on the O, 7. v. W. r. R. Round
trip tickets 81 50. Oheap-take II In.
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PAINT your tin roofs with Glines slAtI
Paint GEORGE CRUMpACKRR,
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foR SALE.

FORsALE.TWo DESIRABLE BUILD.
SFEI fSS az a. 90 T sPsias ff & Uo S.Fs'' Rs SsisS1t s s2S:
ezra, lei
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THREE AND Two.sPRING PHAE.
l. TONS. bugsiss, and also three BecOnd.hRnded
spring wagons aud lour htiSes. VIII sell most reSI.
enable. ]. W. FERREL, Cor. Main and Twentieth
streets, Iva
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WAITED.

WAIVED
4EOOi girl tn eooE for a small family at Elm Grove.
Good WlsfS and light EOrE.
Enquire At .
jsgl ROOM NO. :, CUSTOM HousR.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

All panpns indebted To r. W, BOS'Oy are hereby
notified 10 call ut tho office Of eX.shefif Iingle, No.
1910 ChapInu street aDd settle their Sccountl, a. suit
viii bU brought on AL bills I0mAiEi0g 10 my hands
after AuSuIt l, 1881.
wi AEaignO0,
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TURNER Excursion to Canal Dover next
Sunday. Only 81 80 for the round trip.
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rnr Turner'S s1euttt 10 Canal Dover next
Sunday.
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dividend NOTICE.

The Directors of the Peoples Bank have this day
declared 4 Dividend Of ays per cent, out Of the earn
lngo Of tho past i've months, payable on demand.
GEL. W. ECKHART, JR,
Cashier.
JusE 30, 1851, Iyl
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-30

XETANTED.-.a YOUNG NURSE GIRL
wv Apply Immediately at the orInsby House. joI6
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-30
uoTlef 70 co.owxsRs.

CARSON Cary, NEVADA, June Is, 1851.
To Oliver anderson, Joseph Boice. Thomas Msycs A.
Hobart and Nathaniel Holiness You hereby notified
that the undersigned have expended the sum OF four
hundr.d and six SOL 70 do lars in u gold CON- in labor
Lcde situate lying ard being in urmsby county. state
Ne1aia about and half miles vest of the Lake
View tunnel the line of the Virginia T1ckee Rail
road SAID claim at point on the south side
of line Of the V;r,niaa and Gold n Water Companys
pipe thence south fifteen hundred feet to
north of the Bassette Mining CAIN which said
sE so expended for the purpose Of holding said
da, prem under the provisions OF Section 2324 of
ths Revised Statutes Of the United States being the
amount required hold the for the years 1878 1879
$780, OF which amount expended the proportion OF
ssh of YOU as In said lode and claim is the
amoust set opposite your respective names. toWit:
Joseph Boice ........... ................. ~
Thomas M1ycS 30
A G. Hobart OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "
Nathaniel Homes AZ 30
And within hundred and eighty days after the first
publication Of this notice. fail refuse to contribute
your proportion Of such expenditure coowners,
your interest In said claim and lode will be-
the property of the subscribers under said Sec
Con 1874
ROSS LEWERSi
P. N. MARKER,
CA LEE,
MAURICE MAY
ELIAS OWENS.
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OAKLAND POULTRY YARDS,

Corner 10th nnd (ast,o streets, Osklap
Constantly on and and for sale, cto.ee spe dnns
the follow ing varieties Of fo'Vls
, 1881-04-10

Arend F1un,yss-I'rof. T.. II. Hale III
communication to THE TRIBUNE says:
.Eumyss should be the reliance Of tho ply
sciun In I'LL those cases Of debility in
which prompt Improvement OF the general tone
is Imperative. Eui1yss Is the bfandcst n1ld most
easily dit.csted food. and rs such tho best nour-
lsfet,t for u weak stomach: at tho s:tille time,
through the process nf fermentation which
kn.,yss untlergoes, tncslicinn! Qualities urc de-
ulcGica. In nausea, vomiting, extreme cases Of
dyspepsia, ku1nyss nets like cll:tr11 promptly
relieving a]l the distressing symptoms Of such
clses.- When the stomach rejects nll clsct
ku,nyss is retained ard ussiu1itatcG, a:orlIng
tie patient nourishnent, strength and comfort.
and, s IL logical consequence, nervous
ness ccnses and refreshing sleep follows:
In scarlet, intermittent gastric. anu
typhoid fever. prefer KunvEs Ns the exclus-
we diet. 1t satisfies thirst and hunger ana atlhys
Tue fever. Ku,nyss bus considerably the nd
BARN. 70 dose an irritable stomach with drugs
is MI ubsa51iity Which no 1nteilf2cnt physician
attempts in this day. But not only In extreme
eases should kunyss be rcsorted to: it should be
tho chief remedy for il weak stomach under all
circumstances The dyspcptic brain-worker
with fcw: glasses OF kunyssa day will improve
his digestion and bis nerve force. Ladies' would
be less nervous, more vigorous. and healthier
looking il they would add to their daily der q
few glasses of kum;ss.
send for treutise on kuHyss. Beware Of frni-
tauons.
!Arcnds KnmysS is not sold to the trade, but
to cOnsuntrS only. ,....
i. :Arcrd, chemist, corner Madison street and
Fifth avenue.
4oG;s 11ult E1tract-StrcTSth Tor IN
, 1881-04-10

Another robbery has occurred III the Chicago
Post Ulicc. and Capt Stunrt end his assis'auts
are 10 he credited With another clover capture
Homer t. Andrews has been employed III the
distributing department, which delivers tile
letters to tie curriers'. KS he confessed last
night, he has been stealing ior fonr months.
He has rit!e, letters since Jan. l, 1881, and when
he was arrested yesterday. he acl;oow:cdsed
everything. lie. w:ts arrested yesterday by
Capt Stuart, tho CHIEF Inspector 81 tne
ud,trcssed to Montgomery Ward s. 10. and ~
4 Dauphin j. Co.: the agents Or the Louisiana 1aI!
Lottery. lie confessed to Anvng stolen aooui
money. lie admitted to stealIng letters sl'1-
DRESSED to John Wilkinson, md others. CON-
missioner Hoync sol,t him to the County jail IN
default Of $l,1.tU bail.
, 1881-04-10
CHICAGO POLO CLUB TRIUMPHANT.

Two very close games played OIL the stl1
and 9th inst, between the Detroits, rictors
over the Buffalos, the score being counted OH
the two gaines, Chicago won by five points.
The last game will be played at tile Chicago
Roller Skating Rink. ut s y. Ill.,, when there
will be probably the cluscSt contested polo
game ever played OIL roller ska}es~ There
will be fine band OF music and some very
elegant exhibition ska1in. during the
evening. This will be All entertalnment that
tie Chicago public should not miss. KeE'l-
lar skating beforc . and after 9:"o =. Ill.,.
corner Michigan avenue aI.d Congress street.
, 1881-04-10

within bis own personal knowledge case in
which lady who has been I'LL Invalid for 1nnny
ycurs bus received immediate and most Won
dcrfu hencHt from USING. Malt Extract In
decd, tho return of tone 10 tho stomach and
buoyancy und cheerfnlncss. tn the nina hns
oeci 50 rapid aud complete thu! the who}e thtnx
in this cnsc strongly recommended by tho tau-
iiy physician. a Innn OF great experience and
distinguished prudence; and J. he .irEea tho IN;
be at frst somewhat difficult at assimilation
This advice tie Invalid fo!'oweo with tho result
above described. The genuine HoEs Mult Ex-
tract is Imported a,nl sold by Sessrs Tar
rant e. Company, than whom no house in
the country is letter known Or more trust
worthy, anu their name is upon every bottle
{iusto,4 Courier. For sale by all druggists and
fancy grocers.
, 1881-04-10
The INTERNATIONAL BANK.

Eumors regarding tho International Bank
were flying thick und fast yesterday. 1t was
learned from Il sure source yesterday that the
total amount due for taxes from tho bank was
$2217,tN1. This covers 4 period of about
four years. There is no question Us
to the solvcncy Of tho bank,
raturrs to tho Iutcrnal Revenue Department.
Collector I{nrrey rcil;svs to make any part vt
his r.pnst public. bur nevertheless It is to be
stated positiye1J that the bank has not made
return to tho Government of deposits amouut-
, 1881-04-10

4 memorial window in stained glass has
lust been completed which merits inspcc-
ton. Lovers of the beautiful would appre-
ciatc seeing this work. rs it is Il success III
glass-painting seldum attained, 1t will be
on exhibition during the following week at
II. II. Wells l. Bro, Is and 80 South Frank
lin street.
, 1881-04-10

,r +r,1c. and at present bookkeeper IN tho
nruno G-i=cr Is the editor OF the -Hs"e, ntA'
~ one Of tho most intelligent members ol tno
narty; he studied at the universities o' nF9s'an
and Mucich e,.a-;u f,r.,or,x
,.z.osotc1 the District Of Leipzig iu the Rcichs-
tep ,,,t t,c has withdrawn from pu5lic life in
'x,rs,oucuce Of advanced age
n these n,.s1 be added Fri,sche and V'ereck'
..so wrrc ssc1ched BY THE TRIBUNE during
.hc,r visit to Chicago.
, 1881-04-10

Hopsou s. Co., the popular Milfiuers, No. G{
Washington street, will hare no "grRnd opening
day" but will place on exhibition each and every
day of the coming week tho most superb stock
of genuine novelties in fine millinery ever dis
played in Chicago. These goods were selected
personally by Mrs. Hopson during her recent
yfsft IN TtrrDc
, 1881-04-10
CAThRRH.

Sufferers with catarrh who know the tendency
Of that disease. especially at this season OF tho
year, are referred to tho card of DR.. -Clcsson
Pratt in another column. DR.. Pratt has recently
added to his Office appointments most in
geniously- apparatus for the nose.
citiceut local medication Of the throat ard fucial
cavities, nnd 10 which he invites the attention
both OF the profession aud tho public.
, 1881-04-10
PERSONALS.

4 Louisville paper is making considerable
fuss over tho fuct That Mary" Anderson travels
in 4 special car, St, Julien does the same thing
Forepau.h hcs finally secured his :' hand-
soonest woman in America" but the Eastern
papers are strangely silent as to whether it IS
Gaslor SUSAN.
Mr. Tilden has bought another lot Of
Jersey cattle for Ills farm. Samuel is evidently
determined 10 Keep before the people, even il
be has to purchase al tho fancy COWS and An
CORA goats that come to this country.
. 4 1as}llng young girl in San Juan
Who belonged to the rcry hdut ton.
Said: When I'm made wife
You can bet your sweet life
ThereIl be style til you can't rost put on.
Life is but feetinc show" says the
poet. The same might be said al tho Irish 1te-
publican vote in Chicago. The free sons OF tho
bouudiess prairie art not going to let tue poets
get ahead Of thcln w,en it comes to metaphor
The leading editorial in the CINCINNATI
Gazette OH tho morning. alter election began:
-tWe write ut > a. M Deacon Smith was
evidently determined that the wicked partners
shouldn't put up any Jobs ON him, IL he had to
stay up all night.
4 New York paper says that marriage
during Lent is considered bud onlcu." In
Ch;caro it is considered Il bad omen at any time
for the father OF the bride. Carrying too many
expensive sons-it,-law is what has brought many
Il Chicago mans creditors In sorrow to his
grave.
Tile cable dispatches say that tic new
Car is q great fayUrft amongst tho Russian
people. There is nothing strange about this.
-luy man who Is ut all times liable 10 furnish
pyrotechnical exhibition free Of cost is ccrtain
to be popular with nation Of people naturally
fond of outdoor sports.
"Wllat was that poem about Peterkin and
the Battle Of Dlenhei,n, In which every staIza
ends: 1t WAS n famous victory? WAS think
ting OF writing parody on thnt eud sending 1t
to the Cincinnati Gazette, as being peculiarly ap
proprin,e to the way in which Deacon Smith
cleaned out tho rest OF the boys ut tho recent
election. II the Deacon won't eire up ): for It
/ will send the poem to you."-H. ", Lonqfd{ole.
What should make thee sad, my darling?
Have es.uscd thee auslt Of so7row.
Have been unklIl 10 illet:-
sings one of our poets. We cnnnot undertake
to decide this matter, if that is what you arc
after. Perhaps your darling hns II corn, or has
dropped her frizzrs in the washbowl when tho
stopper was out. Or put her chewana-gum where
she can't tlud 1t. Little things like these will
often causen tlnse OF melancholy in an other
wise happy life.
Alr. j. H. Hunter. Of this city, writes as
follows: Il What would you advise young 1na
living in Chicago to do with his saytn.s,-whAt
would be the best Investment he could make
and keep adding to it from his weekly savings,
and which would rcadity be convertible into
cash On short notice." We do not wish to iutcr-
Icrc with the sale of Government bonds or city
securities, but cannot refraiu from stating i'll
this connection that Monroe Chief und PIED
mont both Chicago horses, lost only one ruce
, 1881-04-10
1IEDICxlL.
~ O
{ (lltti(; ! { j
EAiracies OF Healing unpar-
- :alleled in Medical
History.

Cuticura Resntvent. tue great natural blood
purifier, absorbent, rc;lovNt or, and ytnliZer. hHs
shown its ;.ruud curative power III scrarua.
white swrtlings, ulcers. eryspcas. swcilcd neck
scroflious irtt:,n1uations- merc,lrial affections.
scp affections with dry thin. and falling h:.ir
mud wieu the Cutlcurlt, Il Medicinal Jelly, anfl
the Cuticur,t Soup. prepared from it, nre applied
tn external symptoms. tho cures elected by the
Cuticura Remedies are marvellous.
, 1881-04-10

"From experience I can say that Prof Bern
harlt's glasscs--in being Mlarted by him-are
calculated TO relieve the eyesi::ht from tho evils
which grow onI Of the use Of Slusses commonly
worn.' ES-Gov. IIoratto Seymour to Prof.
Morris Bcrnhardt, the distinguished optician,
135 SEntc street.
, 1881-04-10

Without any desire to wound tho susceptible
ties of the Senators ut Washington. it Is only
speaking he truth to tell them that only about
uue American citizen III live thousand Is reading
their able speeches. Tic public Is attending III
its business, and Its only thought About the
wrangle in thu Senate is one of welriness 1t IS
this time The people have hud MI the pol!.ics
they want Tor the present. Even the dying
throes Of Bossism excite little interest outside
tho newspapers and the limited circle Of work
iur politicians.
, 1881-04-10
Running Sores.

RuSS1Sc SoREs.-lIcnrr Landeckcr, Dover.
n. IT,, cer,itics tlM.t, Aug. -. 1871, nc broke bis
leg. The bone was set by Il physician. Upon re-
rlnynr the splints sores b;llae out from tho
kneo tu the heel. Doctors called them v.sricose
veins, and ordered rubber stockings. Paid -
for stockings, wi5nout any slsn ot curc. honsat
inaucntiy cured. Certified To Jy- Lotnro3s &
piuKnam urugg!Sts, Dover, y. II.
, 1881-04-10
&n..nkfslx7.

ScuoFELA.-11on- William Taylor. Boston,
State Scnlltor Of Massachusetts, permanently
cured Of Il hu;nor of the face nn;i scalp TINT hnd
been treated unSucccssfully for twelve ycars by
specialists, MS well as European authorities He
slys: have been 50 e!atud with my successful
use OF tie Cu,icura Remedies that hayc stopped
, 1881-04-10
A CAVE.

FALMOUTH. Kr., April Y.-While work'ncu
we're hluling rock from y. Hastings farm, near
the Corporation OF Falmouth, Il hole was found
which proved to be the opening to cave \
man was lowered by means Of rope. ann found
it 10 be Il very large cave. Three rooins have
been discovered, and it is said that tho suhter-
r;,nean wonder extends great distance into
the cnreh. II, ono OF tho ROOMS was Il human
akp}prun.
, 1881-04-10

SAD it Is to remember, now that Ainrat
Ualstead and Richard Smith are flying at caeh
others throats over !: tritsing matter like the
election Of IL Mayor Of Cincinnati, that no longer
n.. thuu March ~, 1S2, these r.rn editors utnic-
ably, uni.edly signed Il letter addressed ~ To-
luInbus Deiutlo, then Commissioner OF the in-
rcrnnl Revenue, in which they say " tho sIg::es-
ton comes to US through Gen. iinyes that VIC
na:::e certain persons sM'ctlpy ind Aministcr
the Internal Revenue Offices in This city, aud
tho two editors nominated four men necort!n1-
iy, '+ueither IF US having Anr Nersonul feeling
III tho n,atter."-Springfcd Republican.
Tho Commercials comment on the above is:
THIS prcposterous person will probably never
remember enough to forget anything.
, 1881-04-10

DECORATION Of HOUSES As 4 FINE kRT.
4 Gatterng tribute WAS unw!ttlugly paid to
our leading high art paper-hnuEer$ nnd house
decorators Higcr s. Co., 2U4 Wabash avenue,
few days since by two cultured Eastern ludIcS
who arc visirin. Mt one of Chicagos finest
houses Just decorated by the firm. They say
that while ,:nne Of tho Eastern work exccls
this, the majority OF fine decorating III their
large cities does not compare ut all With thai
done by Hilgcr s. Co.
, 1881-04-10


the National Historical photographer, whose
operating rooms wcrc recently burned. hns COM
p!etcd the rebuilding Of them. and made exten-
sive additions and improvements Throughout
his entire gallery, and is now prepared to do
1,surh inner crAyon and Photographic work than
ever before, and on short notice.
, 1881-04-10

This 5tanch, progressive company is repro
scntcGl in Chicago by S. II. Moore s. Co., No. III
LII Sale street, corner Madison
, 1881-04-10

f.. THE Berlin Conference recognized the
sovereignty Of Koumania provided that Gov
ernnlent would inaugurste tho emancipation OF.
the Jews TIE compliance with this condition
on the part of Kuumania was not an easy task,
because If the opposition und disgust mani
Tested by all clusses OF Ruumuniun Christians:
and to-day the legal strtus of the Jews in that
country is far frou, being satisfactory, all
emancipation measures md laws TO the coutra~
# notwithstanding. Eut the Powers took the good
will fnr the decd and-rccnynized. But now ne7
troubles present themselves. Prince Karl OF
Rnua:an:a hns been proclaimed King BY the
National assembly, The recognition OF tho
Powers comes III slowly, or, In other.word5, has
50 Tar hecn only Of IL private character, BECAUSE,
IN compliance With -aus1ria's advice, 1t will be
1aa.;c by the Powers Simultaneously. Now comes
Auss:a, however, and declares that she will
never recognize Prince Kari as King Of Nou-
mania uulcss he drives the Nlhilists from Mol
caria with tho greatest PLEASURE" says
Charles, iii 1oS!y cnn do it,
, 1881-04-10

SALT nuEl.M.-fco. F. Owen, dealer in Pianos,
GRIND kapids Mich, WIS troubled for nine years
will Salt ithcu1n. Tried every medicine known
tn tho tru.le and wns attended by MANY pnyst-
eia11s, with only temporary relief. Cured by
Cutlcuru lte1ncdles.
, 1881-04-10

WHEN the steamer Frisia WIS about to
leave Hamburg. OIL her last trip to America
nTc YOUNG men were arrested because they at
tempted to lraye the "fatherlnnd of deep
thinkers" With fraudulent emigration papers.
The pcs,r fellows did TO, relish the performance
OF military du1y while Europeun war Is il the
prospective. But B:smarck's watchrui eye was
too much for them. LItomme PROPOSE, Bis
fl1FfE s}j.7a,.r
, 1881-04-10

All your OWL fuult If you remain sick or cut
Of health, when yop ran yet Hop DippeEs.
, 1881-04-10

OaIT ono PrIxe Medal waH awarded
for homeopathic medicines ut tho Centennial
Exhibition and thAt to noer!ckc 1sfa Tafel whose
branch Is ut Is Clark street.
, 1881-04-10
Tn: New York Tribune gets III this Shot:
II cAnnQt br s1id any longer thai 4 Bourbon,

1t cannot br snid any longer that Il Bourbon,
It he be |. Soutierncr, never forgcts anything.
Tho speeches of the Southern Sci,utur5 show
that they cl,l forget almost everything. Ben
Hill Is unable to remember that there has ever
been nm unfair election In the south. and several
OF bis colleagues have forgotten hut any South
Bayard has forgotten that he ever defended the
had :inapcinl record Of his rnrty: nnd Scnat"r
CURED in the politcul annuis OF Mississippi
which wns not III accord with religion. und civil
iZution. The Senate Should hurry up and nd
journ OF Ben Hill will forget how .nny times hr
has put his fort III it, and begin u}l over agAin,
, 1881-04-10

Philadelphia Times: Have you ever
stopped to calculate how much time you have
fooled away in mixing love to the Erl opposit,-
that Is 10 say, to Mi the girls opposit to whom
you have made 1--we In your life loug? And
have you ever stopped to think now few things
there are In this world that you would sucri;lce
50 much time to for so s.rnlt a result? We say
'' foo!fue' away time :dyiscdly. II flirting
away with the girl oppostr ever led to anything
serious; If It suved snmo Of the time that nni-
fornl}y is lost fl beginning co1,rtsh!p. and In
the cnd led to the inevitable marrying thai In
tho long run every fellow must attend to, then
it would be Il reasonable thing to do. Hut 1t
never does. never. You marry sorno othcr girl
and the girl marrIes some other fellow, and the
whole performance is just sheer waste OF time.
, 1881-04-10

F4of:R 7Iult E1tract-Strcngth for In
yalids-The writer Of this paragraph has
, 1881-04-10
Ing to S5.9n0.0o0 OF deposits, on which the Col
ector claims 1909 for four yenrs buck.
F." THE DANITES."

Mckee Rankin and ELS Wife, 'sKttty
Islancllard,>, are Quarrc!7uE. the Lat-
ter Being Intensely Jexlou~ of'' 12fHs
Eva knndo ph,'' rhe ''NidoT" in
tho Famous Play.
, 1881-04-10

Chicago {TNnESE otiice), north latitude
,,,cr I'm, SIS; west longitude I'm. Is. from
washington, ind ih- som. Us. from G,reawicn.
aha aI,t,tolnca table shows the time OF rising
- saft,nu Of the moons !ower limb, and the OF
dcio, ,i,ue for lighting tho first strcet-laInp in
each circuit in this city, during tue coming
reek, unless ordered sooner on accorn1 u bad
.oo,her Also tho following times for cxtiu-
cushing the first lamp:
linn. Ntr,> stts. LfQM- ErfiHu1ltsla.
mi 10. 3:l2;: a. III. lao i. m. j:o1 q. H..
Monday y..-..' 5:3:;4 u ~. -+"-''''-' '''''.-'''
TUESDAY: --.' 4:o-A u. H. -..-.':'-' '.''''"'''
Wednesday,. u. III. -'.'.'.''' "'''-'':''
THURSDAY -. aT9 =. ILL., .'.'''-'.' ':''''''''
rbursday. =. .:oes:: p. III. .....-..-. .....-....
r1-;Iuy . S:;;:3 y. ILL.,. 1:DO p III. 9:40 p. III.
!atnr}ny.. 3:45 -. til. s:UN p ILL.,. 10:45 p ILL.,
mi Il? l0:46i: p. Ill. s:U0 D. III. HAS p. III.