THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1872 ¥ . WASHINGTON beppencd. . In s familidr conversation between | the exporionce of this leading and veteran firm | Notonly, therefore, i it the sus pofer which Pro- | hogs fascinations lio the principal obstifles to CITY REAL ESTATE. } - . Lord Lyons and Mr, Seward, the former con- | in its line, Every feature of tho exterior, | duces eviporation, buts particular constituent ofthat | {1 perors of Cbina pursuing a career of use- = = v | tended that Republicsn forms of aval;l_lﬂ;e‘;: wrought in the olive-tinted Ohio_sandstone, is g\:_e“m ;mtenw of which you probably were not | {28 I and honor; espesially wh;n' ‘;r n the f%ﬁuﬁﬁﬁﬂ?‘"‘ S%Fg:’ﬁ%% ECRNISHED 2 Bo:kkauperss-u céﬁhé 6“52&:1 s R il - i 4 early everyone is familliar with the fact that ] piet ¢ mall cash payme . C. BALD e % =4 it ghods jobbing honta, waats b gave no power in the hands of the xac:u u;“h expressive of golidity and strength, and within, ‘Nearly everyone i thi resent instance, the cccupicr cf the throne is Small cast -m.iud;. ALC. BALDWIN & CO., & La- “‘VWTED—’ FHILAD! 3 the proper time, and, therefors, while from basement to roof, strength aud breadth | water, whin it freezes into ice, floats. It fol- | Duba boy. alls-st., Room 4. enpacs ohe 0%t :?& s o Can St s g 561 T o N ALL T¥ ngland in timo of war. Seward seid that the | loadod with all varities of the hardwaro and | fy gxpund, aud; When st 92. degrees B it hns | done and eeid within the Palace, and a3 “Ritu- e Wty ueod” & vary swall pavmeat dot 18 | il partalar, 3o to catign and. amgant of trade, ex- s o fonizasy yas the case, and that o s o metal stock comprised in the multifarious lines | crearalized as ico, it is much. lighter than the | 218" are silent ss to any epecia rpnx]m Dfd&;:r%— AL fir cest:, No ‘Agouey busfacss. poriénce, &c. Box2i%, Pulladelp) Ot b - orm of government was-the st-r&‘ I avo | Of this firm of whom in these igecu.lnes it may | yiter. This familliar fact has been often cited | 00y on the occasion of .on imperial wedding, = e ==oneE TOVER IO ANTED—SIX. %A&}ER{'E‘\:{!E? DEY & 16 Fishes, Kings, Boutwells, and | [of war #s for pesce; end thgf, o 2| be aid withont invidiousness that they have 10 | aq 4 beneficont oxception to the usual course of | We must take it for granted that no moro intri- | FHOR SALE-L NEW -BONSHE FOREE BITUT, | W extemen, dpply, thiy forencon, / Sy 55, s the illustration” of the " "bell,’t equazs in amount of trade. But in this connec- gate servico was performed then that xequired | hundiag i, §stories hisa, wich tirce Jots 3t dopirod, fatesl 25 2 ¥ TROVES: 30. Business and those fa- iociety Life---Peeps Amongst | liverty as ours wos good. enough in time of | 'aro everywhero declarsd. The foors would i : i oty the Neighbors, e, Ammorion must by necessarily woaker than | austein & colony of locomotives. They are o e e Op o aaction uader the Inf990%0 | 45 16tk of October fo chroniclo i E i . 3 " 73 talization, which would make the icesink as | P36 tasiet < = —TWO . i which happened ‘to be beside . him. | tion we have yielded to the special call to give | fogs tounite s Square Chatg with o Mise Low. Dub | ot bass o or wiikott Cmathiaery da = ANTED 0 SALESMEN_TWO. Kennedys---1r. Thoraton, Seid ho: L can touch this bell 88 Secrstary of | thom tho crodit dus for a mereantils Bl 10 | rary tnie. sour, "opd YO, 2998 000 | wiih rogard fo tho constitution of Eho imperial | Aalis 1, Fabans Gieo- i i Ao partaor with 3 State, and, backed by s general and resoluts | bo gtudied by all who desire to know HOW | Great use hastbéen made of this “solitaryfact,’ | household the above-mentioned * Rituals™ give FOR SALT_OR To_ RENT-— NEW GOTHID G public opinion, I can arrest a0y person on this | girength can be combined with ornateness In's | Gount Rumford, probably the most scientific | 18 fuller mnformation. - The number of tho wives. | .0, Jouss wiih lot, an Eransav.. gg‘:f&;‘w: Alth 'i‘f-nda.s. _ +, Seward and the Little Bell---Weed, | Continent, becausa no man is of ‘consequence | wholesale store. The location of the store im- | mind America has Yot prodaced, next to Frank- | A2d concubines is so arranged.as.io form & | Inquirs af. B. T, on tho premiscs, or JOHN | WWAYTED A CUTIER. h,.PN.Y TO S. SILV] » Dewarl | when the “whole thing is imperiled s W seo it | medintely npon the railway. track demonstrated | 1. and whom Tymuarl e e b o et | Beries in goometrioal- progrossion, with threo as | K. LEORS, Land Aront, 38 Michiganey. , 80 and 32 Wabash-av. now, andno individual's wrongs can gtop the | its utility in the epizootic visitation, for the iron | golid of scientifia ‘men;,” gaid that, “Had nof | itS common ratio, Thus, by lav—for the “Rit- | TioR SAL o = ANTED—THREE GOOD BOOT-MAKERS AT 13 e ey, oo Tro i et dane . | YV _Coatre-av., noar Twontydecondat, Seward, and Greeley. s individut 5 WEonS Ao & S 3 B machinery which I direct.” This convereation,” | horse,whosenostrils areneverloaded with rhoum, ) R - Son uals” have the force of law—the Empe- house, Wabusbeav., near Tent t. 3 & said Mr. Webster, “got out, and the Demoeratic | dolivared and roceived 1to londs daily without in" | Lot wpiet. orrorcdy; 02 thie, occasion 10 8 | ror” 1q“sompallod to take - uato himselt, | &g fackbearelly e sibdniion st sserfico isglhnl Miscollazeons. < ras made = great ﬁ;}m:u?é_ it, Wgﬂm“ terruption from these premises, enabling: .ﬂium ulous, a1l the Tresh water-within the Polar Circle | Desides the ~ Empress, thred tlhudmsh 88 | son-sts. ANTED_MEX OF INTELLIGENGE, T0 INTEO. ) BSeward was always & ly, W 18posed man, | {p continue their count trade without inter- b pelites femmes of the-first degree—thess. bave | T70R sa 5 COTTAGES AND LOTS ON OAKLEY- o or saver: small capitsl. s in Upfortunate House--The Penn- | . he last porson in the world to be a despot.” | ruption. | - ARy 2 ?;‘;i%‘?: %‘E’Cg ot e aah o aa- ﬂ_lendyfbgen ‘Gelectod for his Tmperial Majesty— | LI at, ner Poll, ata pargain: Inquire on cho promises. | Poopusi,"iahics 20 cenis. MERRILL & &% Wt 8ylvanians---Female Writ= WEED TO SEWAED. Y b ™~ stroyed.” Professor T mm lies : " | nino of the second - degree, twenty-seven of the | TI0R SALE — WABASH-AV., 7 15 FEET A NIEDf oL IS T T T ; The S 1 asked Webster how Thurlow Weed and Sow- oronsh maorcasor Tyndall roplies . mumtora | third degres, and -nine times nine. concubines. | M czet ozt _on Wabssiar., hear Twenty-fonsthiaty | W ood choppers: 301amh hands. race sith s, s SFSRS 26 SUpreme | ard compared with eschother. * Well," said o NEW PUBLICATIONS. continug o R st 1o osmouedthe. hare snd int | With equal prooision tho various utios of thess | SYYDERGLEE, No. 1 husbars Bulldiag, sortncast | eutvomsalivodd Toveo Sad 3l iy o work Scch” X Judges. “Weed is the greater of the two. Bewards tentions of the Almighty, and ho does not hesitate to | ladies.are minutely lnid down, snd not much & ~ = Bk ndolph st 5 8 c d * s B I ) " SALT NA-AV. 6 OCTAGON STONE 2 scholarehip, and the fine tone it gave him, quali- apply very harsh words to thos -who cannot share his- | more latitude as to the choice of his companions B A D nc tionag ot 1o m.,%;@ 2 WANEER IO SuApE, X L}ngsr_muus BOYS fied him for high and honoreble positions such | THE OTTY OF GOD AND THE Cl notiona. "+ * ¢ "\Yo are- hero warned of the fact, p aitor his | on Indlata-av, ‘Tiventy-ninthost. SNYDER 7 8s he held; bn%eed is a man otI::rigi.ual char- | By B. Anszy, New York: Hurd & Houghton, ‘which i too often forgotten, that the plessuro or com g’fgﬁggm ﬁ}“t‘;eednﬁg%:l%'z e?:{‘i’:n of the ?.,"né',“%‘?:f' T Nicone snn‘éf-f'zt,’:é'r’m;n corzer of Mon- WAX.NT]%D—N)EEDIATEI}Y. 200 GOOD AXE AEN o gof From Our Own Correspondent. = ‘WaAsHINGTON, Nov, 20, 1672, . . ; S TW i i a i e : combining forces and dotaching men from way- | writers have been taken too much on trust, and | ooy 5o OO R0 o T herwise general | Mstter on whap terms-he may happen to be with | F'OF, "SALE—PRAD}IE;JI\IV.. m&sl‘onyd lu‘gp Chaslestom, Mo, 12 1miles west of Gairo, 1il. Tomalo lifo in Wachingion io generally su- | ward curents, As a waiter, Weed s scatcely re- | that tho blind following of their erroneous feach- | v Fhisesss lazy excoption to ool e | e romm, b o ool cad, 1. bomapligco Wil | 1 oatt frout ok Brajrloe, fear Meostsniathst: |\ AKTED S LBORERS TOR CALTFORNI 2ctpd by the suburban reader to possess queer | membered amongst you young fellows, because ingsin theologyand ecclesinstical sciencemskesit | Liquid which require moro zoom in the solidcrystal- | an_anciont theory, sanctioned by Confucius ( SNYDGR & LEE, No. Ii Nixco's Suilding, northeast poloms & f- atures, If I had the disposition to write some | you all know him better a5 & politician ; but, in rch 1 d thri Ho | 4o condition than inthe adjacent molten condition. |'and hallowed by" the approval of tho wisest | corner of Monroo end DaSallo-sts. o oL oo e S D a stertaining fiction, T could probably tell & great | theb literary sspect, he has been' g wonder in | & Wonder that the Church lives and thrives. He | Ironis.a case in point. Solidiron floata upon molten | men of Chins, to seck her society slono, at the TJOR SALECBY EERR, DAVISON & WELOH, | to all points S0tk and part (reo faro, - Apply o G V- B oo ¥ ; his timo, and Seward always admired his clear, | sedrches tho pages of two hundred of the prom- | iron exaclly .as ico floats upon water. Bismuth is a | roq £ full d only then, Roal Berato and Loan Brokers, 18 Aaiaiovhinse | SNELL & CO., No.'®3 West Randolpl-at; up stairs. ot gossip which pesses current hefe, but e 2k ) 4 still more . impressivo case, and we coula | heourrence of every full moon, and only LER- | feot on West Madisonst., near Paulina; 9cl2 on Fiftn- : strong diction. Seward and Weed never for- | inent Christian authors, and males a summary | oy DOV ertally “by the solids | A8 the moons Wax and wane, rules equally | av., near Médison; cheap. ANTED—MEN LOOKING TOR EMPLOYMENT shiver- 8. bomb 88 of ly: Dy HheL, sglds, on Jones & Co., 169 West Jiadison-st. Ba- snerally, when traced up, comes out of the wil- | gave Grecley, niot for -attacking them, biit be- | gtatement of bwonty-four “glaring and danger- | ilcation © of - blsmath s’y fhst of | Stingent meet him ob overy turn, and unless ko | TiOR SALETEN ACRESIN NORTHWEST QUAR: | of e oga o Jomss & Co. 18 West 3 imaginati ischief-bearing observers. < § ido hi itnalisti S 5, f a imaginations of miechief-bearing observ cause of the manner of it. ous exrors,” which *form a Iarge amonnt of the | F¥ater. Thereisno fish to be taken care of here, still e strong enough to throw asido his Ritnalistic s °?f“§§y§a’|ﬁ' %Efn"imﬁgo%c ﬁglsng:r 311‘1; S RIED 0% R oL LiSOREES FOR o CIURWIEROR TERURNC ALY i T ey e i : d of the Church.” Against these he | L0,y SOMTIvancar s tho sume, T am roluctat to | trammels, he must submit to a lifo of dull | Fioek, 1iSatiogad badison-sts. Aichigan and Wisconsins wagos 65, 81,2, aud 8 . America is most frequently the love of his | SaidX: ¢ Would they havo not given Gree.'[ common creed of the Baurch. = Againstihese he | mention them in thesame breath with Count Rumford, | routine. 'But while the ¢ Rituals” present such = A ANEWEOTSE EATGE | board $i; & wintor's work on sam roads: fard farnishi 4 eets twenty-four theological theoroms of his own, | butIam told that in our own day there are people | ap ghjact picture of the Imperial life, they pro- 20 mEEMr OB B E mmw @ tois souin | 20 \:-a:dd;:)hngl.ninmallgm prices: 40 farm hands at 31 per A s et ley an office if they had known he hed wanted % suth, the bride of his immature mmhood,!;nﬂ, Qnainthoaqd,“?{ } hich, ho assures us, are “zot only true, bub Sf,:ﬁé%ﬁ"iﬁé”nﬂfﬁ?:n°°m’cﬂﬁn§'Q&:‘:ﬁ“g«:ﬁxﬁ:& vido abundsnt and veried occupation for the | of Lakest. Ihquireon premises 1143 Juckson-st. It Jor loecaand salimaags Sonth Shoap s B T | e oo ebalér, enihing within their| il probably bo held incontroverkble.” Doubi- | Hiecivilzed Huumas mid, "% MR, T o | Iomates of the harem. The mumerous gacri- | FOR SATE_CHUROH.ST s POET EAST TRNT | 16l Sonth Camafatoror 58 Wott Ranolph st T, bringing her provincialisms, fra BEeS, | estimation of capacify ; but, as to making i " conditi f L in harmony. - This i | fices, rites, and duties connected wit e inter- on Charch-st., near Centra. _ Also, 48 foat, west froai \d ittlo affectations with her. From my ob- | him o leading Cabinet officef, ~nelther man | 168 they will until another bbey comes to ery | 2UTiions 26 ii0 cio s et rions cocontd | nal adminiatration of tho palace, apart from all | 3 Cltrchsty neit Wieontin SEYBEE £1EE, o id WANTED--FEMALE HELP. reation; T should se thero are sbout a dozen | WOUId have said sye to that proposition.” in the wildernees of dogmatio religious discus- | not exist, But both lifo and ita conditions set forth | political intriguing, leave the Empress and the | Baiests. & .‘”W ington City who are fully equel | ., At [the ssme time” gaid Dr. Web- | sion. This peremptory epirit in which Mr. Ab- | tho operations of inscrutable power. Wolknow nobils | threa principal peliles femmes little time in | TNGR SATE LINGOLN-AV.—% FEET BAST FRONT Domestics. smen in Washington City ly eq ster, “I think they wero all & lit- | oy sets up and pulls down theological truths, is | JFi8in; We kmow notits endté And tho presumption, | wiych-to be idle. To each of the nine peiifes B O S cm . oear Genirorst: - Alsa: 6 lots assh VWWANTED-4 GOOD COOK, TWO DINING R0 % t., near Belden.ay. Also, southeast girls, and a girl for gencral housework; good wages. ¢ 3 BT, taking chi s A : 5 i 2 g if not the degradation, rests with those who place upon A » the/socisl responsililities of taking charge of &t wrong, Greeley's b behevoir | in h”‘“’ sufficient evidence that he, too, is addicted to |-the throne of tho universe s mognifed image of them | JEmmes of the second rank is told off a ““squad " | fronton Helsted v, near Boidenar,, Alsg houiheast | [0 S8l a0q 3 k1 or e .eir great husbands’ houscholds. st campaign hag astonished the oldest chaps. the hopelessly-upreasonable and ex-cathedra | %el¥es and make its doings & more colossal mitation of of nine of the eighty-one concubines, for in- | HER & No, 14 Nizon's Bullding, northeast corner ANTED —A GIRL T0 DO GHAMNE : THE PISHES. His resources are grente.r ihan we supposed, and eﬂ.\odp i 1{ 6t atie tantia e lenlit @ L their own. ¢ i struction in all tho arts and accomplishments | of Monros and LaSalle-sts. W ‘dining.room work in a boarding. nam?’éf,.ﬁ’ﬂ Mre. Fish is generally cailed the most suffi- his prompiness, fiuency, and general good na- | methods which render nine-tenths of thelitera- | y, finer examplo conld be given of the bright | Which adorn female life in China; in sacri- OR s%ﬁeﬂmﬁﬁﬁfﬁﬂgﬂm TEET :;di:;::g s;raggaxnmun.gﬁﬁ;? J:ﬁ;’h‘rﬂa:&'ﬁ 5 h. e f 2 ture have left him out of the campaign, although | ture of his' provinee worthless for 0ses of i i illumi ‘his topics | ficial and religious rites they take part, and frontiny Clark-at, o ent of thess ladies. Sho has & calm and | badly boaten, stil, on the whols, Do dizgrace (0 | roal development of (ko rath © » fancy with whioh Tyndall lluminates his topics | 3 ‘Sitend om tho. Empress when sko ror | DEE & LEE No1i Nizons Buiing, nartheast comot | & Wabastiar teresting face, ous manners, and fully | the folks whe inated hi 3 % s Opeming . PAges; . Wi i Sei § i Monroo and Ladallests. ANTED-TWO EXPERIENCED CHAMBER- resting face, graci s y | the folks who nominated him. EALOOLAH ; ADVENTTBES OF JONATHAN Rowex, or | Alpen ico to its source : geives visitors: To duties of tho ssme kind | oo o e Y oTs TOR HONES, TOTS | VY maids, Alen moad ook wassbrand st ot oks the important hostess. She has been gen- THE HOUSE OF USHER. Naxzooserl, By W. 8,30450, AL D, Now York: |~ o to the mouth of theRiver Rhone, ind trace it | 18 8dded, in the case of the rank below these on Wood-at., Sustsouth of Polk 28 18212 feof each to | Lawrenco Earopean Hotel, 153 Dearborn-st., up stairs. ,ally‘assisted by her daughter, who is full From Beward to the Scward house is a short G. P, Putnam & Sons, Ohicago : Jansen; McCIUIE | packward to Lyons, where it turns to the east, Bend- | the superintendence of the women servanis |3 16-foot nllegx’gt;‘x; Ell&:_;;un_:m o u&;-:'r:‘ln m%gr:{; Miscellazoons, o ish hi jump. I waswalking up the street, with Gen- | & Co ing round by Chafabery, you comesat length to the | Of the paloce, - From each of the eighty-one | Theselotsara o: own. Fish himsclf, alihough he has the | gral Betimap, the ofher gey, and e passed un- | *Ealoolsh” was sk published in 1950, Tt | TALeor Geninss oo ik Toe wivr aiahoe;sng | concublnes s sommally capoctod o cariain | Peimisty e Waikeh aadpes L SEiii o | qrramoy wanTED_pr A" vorwa, aruy putstion of ‘being & quareler, is Bland, | der the mansion where Seward resided 50 long, | made grest stirin that generation of Teaders ; | Which you might bo disposed to xegurd na the sgurce | amount of plain snd embroidered work, On the | Washisgionst. 33, hero Bo can do_choreg for his board aud sitond oeable host ; &nd the dogucstic side of the | and whero Payno stabbed him. and went through four editions in four months, | of the Rhone. Bnt goto the head of thelake, 3nd you [ ooeasion of the funeral of the Empress, they | T | BP0 VR, ate Department is perbaps sa bright and | *{ General,’ mani ‘;ctl'o ylouxii‘nemb;aruecep« 1;nhxam hﬁ's rgésgnedig §n m:daaoma fm;m, and ﬁ,"?,."r’ﬁ& tho Binoe ;;ﬁn;n;m‘};;' e i | hold the wings which decorato the coffin, and'on COUNTRY REALESTATE. = easant 85 we conld well make it. tion you gave one night, when those fourrooms | it will no doubt be widely read again; for, as 3 3 the decease of any great peronage within tho | Swwaroro~s oo~ | T SITUATIONS WANTED-1 MALE. e Wandise, in the second story wers all crowded? Icallit | the records of our librarics =how, it | Miousisius Hebe audiett. Phes thoss and pomnyons | Palace, it falls to their lot to wash the head of | H oS4l O E O T BT O | e v s o n i iy Pt 2 = to your mind because, perhaps, you did not |is one of those productions of | journey still higher. You come atlength to s huge maas | the corpse. Onemore thing is required of them, | Trom Keuosha &nd 50 miles from Chlcﬁiwﬁm line of Bookkeepers, Clerks, &c. fr. Morgan, of New York, who is said tobe | Jmow that a whisper ran suddenly’ around the | & vivid fancy and-creative power which | afito—tho end of » giacier, which lls the Rhons | compared with which every % thor duty appears g | e Obicago, MHiwosico & Bt. Paul Hallway with pros- STIVATION WANTED. I 4 WHOLESALE HOUSE: + aspirant for & Cabinét position, owns the | room that the old house was_mighty ehaky, and | sre always in demand. A-book 80 well known | Valley ; and, from the bottom of the glacer, theriver | light as air; to their tect and porsuasive powers | RSoipSLa depoton the form, containing 4% gcree. A 2 b3 an oxparienced boclkeaper, who refer o prosent ~= 1 where Mr. Fish resides, and much real | might fall down with the weight of guests, and | need not be zeviewad ; but, for the benefit of | rushes. In the glacier of thoRhone you thusseo the | jg'intrustedthe resposibility of suppressing the | tkorremises, alsoa choess fsctory, it having beretofora Tt iy e u itk & Sod sakay zot Gut o B e gions do ot At tadk | Bouzce of tho River Rhone, But v bavanot, | 1 Intrustedthe resposibility o 5 AHiun o8 hortaos, | bees ased ra's dairy and stock a7, for ethoF of which it | QITUSTION WANTED_BY A GENTLEVAN OF sideshere. He & grand wife also, “ 7 gai T di } Braty S reached the real beginning of the ri: ‘ou §00n con- ey 3 is admirably adspted, It {sknown £ the Sweet farm. ¢ Y snking and other business, B Gt % Yes,” eaid Bellmap, “/I did hear about it,and | a goneration, it may be exid that Kaloolah | fiocootasa: the i oo ioat vtorof oo ponsot | bold consisting of & bundred and twenty Iadies | §ratT B> Ny inslos, who 15 now on tho premises will toko | 23 cashicr, troasuror, seorotary, O, goneral bookkeoper 1 44 his hospitality was always large and im- | i wag o shaky old place. We were particalar, | was n Princess of tho Framazmgda, a white Tace | prodused by the melting of thofee. - You et upon tho | and ono lord. Leastico inshowing. 8100 th 52y 0D uggh‘ngéwgﬁn gommordial, manniicinring, or banking bowsa Tho vessivé. “But ‘he is & man With s | after that, about bringing so many people into | of Africa, Romer,a Nantucket adventurer, pies | glacior, and walk upwardsalong it: After time, theice | Of the personsl character of the young Em- | ipmpection, Fortems, efe., spply 108, ¥, BRANDY amich e et podenish’ hesd, “and ‘hss =& sort of xt.;'n' ety St s atihad %e tﬁcix- n:sid;m Aifnn 8 séav%-mmhnn tl;; %&m ;‘;“ you ﬁgrmy ;rn;:n;nzg.w Iégovnagom; ernrl!itdtle loﬁ nohh.i;:g Ii.’s {mown Hontsu!e the yel- | S ey ot RiiTeN Trade;t.’ o fred ‘him, i 4 5] on eaid thal goishe ‘est Coast o ica, and buys her wi untaineer, low-tiled walls of the Palace. He is said tobs \ AN N WANTED — INDERS— i e rhich makes i | | blic man had cantioned him sbout goiDg into | her . brother; and 'the . stoy rocounts | of this grest snow-feld, mud, i ou cross | Ghidich In his tastes aad stiusements, and 1€ BEAL ESIATE WANIED. Sy WS e Jpat Aol fom Engiand fally under- wprising when one finds that he can really that house to live. ‘his adventures, his returning them £o their home | {28 toP, ~ and descend at the other ‘side; you |ty b & - ONCE—A : 3 : s be trne, surrounded asheis by all that is ANTED-TO - BUY OK ' RENT AT Liy 1 House, 70 She ot sen that mouth and talk. Mr. Fish has alsos | * Raid this man: © Belknap, nio man ever lived | in South Africs, his own nngseqnenb capture by | S3LY quit ‘;‘g}:‘,“}:;,:,“ 4 got opon another glaclers | alculatod to foster idleness and aaanljty, the ,‘-‘Z,,E,'&",‘H‘E&&ﬂ;ﬁm&%Tﬁnsm_"?‘"?",;ﬁmm == e it of Morganstic loak, rather wooden st first | in that honse who did not mest with & death, as- | the Bedouins, his second recovery of Kaloolah | smaller river than the Rhone. You soon lesrn that | prospect of the future before him is not encour- | bara, from 35,000 to £10,000+ payment prompt. ADPly to HMiscellaneons. ght; bub there is something in his expression | sasalnation, or something. Bewsrd's occupation | from slave-traders, and his safe escort to her | the mountain-enow feeds tho giacler. By some means | aging, The stuff of which' the Emperors who | Ar MOALLK, &3 Wabasb-av. S b SN RpORTIO hich is kindly, and ehrewd, and “chirpfal. But of the place was a series of misfortunes and | home, whers they are married. Aany points | or other, the snow is converted into ice, But whenoe | f nn%ed and established the present dynasty 'WANTED—TO AENT—A LARGE HOUSE (O | b aliililng badiness: 1s & good componnder. - Q & ), Trib- orgen cennow chirp . e’ ot decply ften, | SeRiES. Whenit vas's club-house, tho Sckles | of susemblanco have boon found b the crils. | coms o soms ke tomis i comes trom 1t | wors mado- soems o have dlsppeated i tho | |1 Sstetn o seseratl ol semited g | Soomeet? L L PR 0 T Tgan 3 Py murder, and s lot of other events of dark cast, | between this -charming work and the equally | fiouds which, a8 before, can firey o conld have.| Rrgent necessity. for constant and vigorous ac- | ganar., between Harrison end Feuxl'avnlg;nh. totoused | SYTITATIONS WANTED--FEMALE Aled upon to choose s man on sccount of his | with white hair snd sharp features, look- | handbook. Its eight sections treat of: 1. | alegend that s Penobscot Indian, while hunting | America, and gusrantoo a stesdy incomo of 8300t0 33008 as 5 TO RENT--HOUSES. omesty and bigotry, we might select Bontwell. | ing ik fhie - Whiskey-Insarrection peraoni- | Chemicsl metallurgy, slloys, and proparations | moose near Mouat Katahdin, had found, on ong | ECath {6 sich se o capable of transacting a largobusl | Nowls the time to biy next sprog thoro will e & great e d X O RENT_A B THE 7 we wanted to take up a man for his cunning | fied. A bow-legged chap by the mame of | madeand obtained from metals; 2. Crudema- f of the northern pesls or spurs of the ridge, s | faced villain, oo Monroe.st., who ropecscats our goodsas | then Inow ask. Alsohavoona hoaso to Tent gheap in ‘block corner of North Dearborn and Ontare-sts. s Py o r$ als, rod chemical indus N 3. ulls, ed us: gen: th Gl . Call at it Ro 8, Ezchange Building, story and ment honss of ‘besides {14 timoronsness, we would select Dawes. If | Stokely, Mayor of - Philadelphis, used his | ferials, and products of chemical industry; 3. } lode of lead, 50 pure thet he had cut off quanti- ?oomn:e o sont botton i thas B b Sofes o nis | cornocnf Clark hod Washington, or noar depot 10 Eves | berbry.end basement house of 16 rooms, besides, closels) e wanted s square rascal, good-natured-and | legs with great sctivity to keep up with Simon, Technology of glnsa. ceramic” ware, sum, | ties of it with his knife to run into bullets. With | foad the public in this mattor is a liar, thief, and sconn. | ston. C. E, BROWNE. Rooms 8 and 8 Bryan Block. | ven magnanimons, we would select Ben. Butler. | because the old Winneebsgo Chief moves with | lime, and morter ; 4. Vegetable fibres, and their ‘lhta ﬁnﬂm of this discovery, Wash, and Raed, | drel. If thlssppears too stron call at our ifica and soo JFOE, SALE_ONLY &0 DOWN. & NONIELY. | 10 RENT—A HOUSE OF SIX ROOSSON NORTH { half hope Massachusetts will send Ben. Butler | enormons rapidity when there is anything to | technical application; 5. Animal eubstances and |'and Kit meant to buy themselves a yacht. The; rties who have , and wo ‘choico lota, two blocks from threo depota, at Wasb- Side, railwasst., 820: good location. Oall betwaen & m._‘A. T. GALT, 77 Dearborn-st., Room 1L sted b2 becomes, the more wooden he gets. | fook place in it and abont it.” charming * Typeo” of Melville, But euch like- ottt solar tion. It is difficnlt to Tecognizo in tho 1ast occu- | &8 b Arst-class bording hodse. Yoo oo THE MASSACHUSETTS BOxS. o Tho consequence has been, that Sowards | nes is‘gccT’i_genhl.u.“K&é?oIAh" was written | o cloudas ibost o 0 man s md, TIRoSt pant of, tho thmnlu,;who;nimfats il BBetle e S Somis of the very- highest dignitaries of the | houseis given up as a residence, and 1% 18 now | before e " was issuel snow, no_ glaclers. - Curious, then, a8 the conclusion | died, it may fairly be said, of o too yieldi " | QITUATIONS WANTED—FOR GOOD, RELIABLE - overnment live mo::squieﬂygnll ‘believe Mr, | One of the military ofices, General Belknap'| o ANDBOOK OF CHEMIOAL TECHNOLOGY, By | maybe, the cold ics of the Alps has its origin in the heat el g % Rifusls,"a deaceadant oF Xg,.,,,,‘;.‘,‘,",‘;},ff&',”E’ﬁ"ﬁ%%i’éﬁ%ﬁﬁﬁﬁ help, ity or conntry: Bomsekagoors, aovios gils and o el ey “ | has not escaped some of the evil occurrences | RupoLr WAGNER, Ph.D, Translated and Edited | O the sun, % - . men like Kang-he or Kien-lung, each of whom | Delers. £ Soath Olark:st. gezeral housework; at MRS. BALKAN'S Offics, 131 ‘ontwell has never kept house sinca he inhsb- | of the neighborhood, and, althongh ho has | from the Eights German Edition by Wiitax | CAMPING OUT: As Broospen ‘52 Krr” Edited | raled the milbms oF Chins for Sixty years, and, | e | TVost Jackzon- i ed Washington, but has rooms, and eats ata | spent fonr years dutifally and_quietly here, ho | CRoom=s, ¥. R.S. With 33 Tllustrations, New | by O. A Sreemess. Illustrated. Boston: James | gying,left monuments of their literary and ade SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE. TTUATION WANTED BY A OTRL 70 DO GENE- ‘( ing-house table with his family. Mra. | has lost his estimable wife, and his eldest son is Ynglk( : Appleton & Co. Chicago: W. B, Eeen & )‘1. qsgﬂvd &Co. Chicago: Cobb, Andrews & Co. iniatrative ability which will last 85 long as 5 onsework. Inguiro st oUrn-av. 1 outwe is a good- specimen of a | seized with s disorder of the lungs, and hashad [ Cooke-. . ‘Kit” writes, in arough and ready style, the | China remains_an Empire and its languago en- | FIOX, SALE-AT KORWOOD PARK, GOTHIO | QITUATION WANTED BY A& @EFRCTADLE jwewd, diligent. active-wittea, knowing | to go to Santa Fe for recuperation. Chemical technology, a8 treated by this vol- | story of his-sudden introduction to “ Wash" and | dures tovex tho intelligence of thoso Who at- | FOB- s fabiass, Hreurp price e nesh o Bon kst o Aad o {'own-East householder. She ' will as THE CAMERONIAN PHALANSTEERY. ume, i that branch of industrial science which | ©“ Raed” on the occasion of & railrond emash- | tompt to pry into its mysteris. OR SALE_TWiLT, OFFER FOR ONEWREK AT A *s many questions gs ehe will answer, and_ on |. T was at Willard's Hotel yosterdsy when the | Telates to the processes and_methods lg' which | up,—“one of our peculiarly ‘national’ inatitu- e L e e T Miscellaneous, {1atters of domestic economy, orthodoxy, and | Pennsylvania gang stutody ug to” the White | the natureof raw materials is changed. Students | tions,"—and their subsequent adventures, aquat- AGENTS WANTED. Tous caitages in Evanaton. fous houscs in’ North Evan- SITUATION WANTED-AS WETNURSE, BY A I'lminismﬁun, is perfect. Bomtwell, Diwes, | Houso o sk that some chsp by the mame of | and manufscturers who seek to learn the secrats | ic, vematorial, p);iuntonl, and other{‘lolé\: e e e ron DR sy | Manion e s to Clentos: Sd honua i reto o e i A S G A R LT L [ 1d Ben_ Butler aro now supposed to be contest- | Traman - be made Postmaster. Old Si- | of the economization of raw material, of fuel, | gearching in nine _ for the b AN o e o 22 o Jta for the seat of Honry Wilson. If we were | mon Cameron lod the way. grim snd Socotchy, | &nd of timo, will ind much of valu in this | lodo,” .~ concerning which thoro Was | onou eoais St sen oo obsres by ey e B | o R forrmons o wi(bih eight blocks of the x Eranston Depot for $250 por lot for mont hnic i . Anims nees: hey | il cheerfally show thern, and at tho same time convinco 3 s H A, 24 Wash L i the Senate; he_will make some fun, and, | capture. Thensman called Hartranuff by those | their industrial applications; 6. Dyeing “and | had coon-hunts, lynx-hunts, bear-hunts, wild- | ail that the men roforrod to copled from our circulars | Lton Holghts: prices $75, 5100, €10, and s, o | and12a %2ps, some ‘mony. . Tho businees of publi | Dumocrats who were ansble to pronounce hig | calico-piinting; 7. The materials and sppsratus | cat-huats, moogo-hunts, all forts of ndventures | fuliclont material to start W’ busiuves, ‘doo what ho | BRGNS 11s West Badisonate L oooooeie & [0 RENT—S STORY FEAME, 7 ROOXS, & WEST “fe, of late years,-lios -chiefly in -dragging | name when they eold out to him, ‘moved along, | for producing’ artificial light; fucl and hest- | and_scrapes. There are some very good illus- | Bk t9op call apen us and setuls tho, maitor a sous own o o B T e dare Apabrte 3 e AE aratus. Under the héad of Metallur- | trations, which, with the livel na 3 g T B s O oy il v sy | or foles poctossion gfven withia 8 fow dave. Avply to ut’ of the Faderal Tressury more _than the | dark, swarthy, and tall; and- Bill Mann, and a | iDg app - ions, which, with the lively text,'make this GENTS WANTED_FOR THE CITY AND COUN- | 5 p,fons Addition ta South Evanston; will besoldst | TRA P. BOWEN, o) and 351 Wabash &vs try to sell & bargain as we n money. W. N. & O. E. roper share from-your-own State.~ Butler can | lot of members of the Legislature swung in | gical Chemistry, the latest methods of preparing | a good book for boys, or for those who have Artioio neoded ineroir. boas ghed ois: = /5" tbis, end getmore cash spent in Masaachu-.| behind, dressed in _suspicionsly handsomo suite | iron, cobalt, nickel, copper, cdpper salts, lead | beon boys, or even for those fairer crostures | Tasers csamekecacly 81 por monti: Rididarias | BRSSO LG B ismuth, zinc, zinc gslts, | who have only a secondary interest in the male LOST AND FOUND G bathyoom, farmace snd good barn. Apply to W. J- 3 AHAN, Room o 3 . stts than Nevw York and: Pennsylvania get to- | of - clothes. I looked st thoso gentlemen | and tin and their salts, . ether. giawhl uge:—Y:te: the -great ~vote- | receding, and was amazed to find how few of ﬁﬂ“ ;-“malmﬂﬁlm‘mgﬁ;:\:g, ga’-l:l:zl, Bpecies. 3 ACENTS WANTED — PROFITABLE _EAELOY- 5 i ester; Brtler is the . grest appropriation- carry it of clothes; for the | Silver, gold, man nag- | KEEL AND SADDLE: A Rermor or T 3 0 | Y OST-THURSDAY LAST, PACKAGE OF MONEY fatter, HERT PR e O, e o opoacc o bo wr, | Restu aro daseribed, togothor with tho applica- | * Yeins op Mewer re. Wavrs Beamice. 5y | 1 Sine T hius cdebesiey fmprove Dackers Sing | 110 Texpdat el i bk dpodi kot oo - TO RENT--ROOMS. : 7 88if the original man had no natural fitness for | tions,of “the Voltaire current to electro-metal- [ Joszem W. Revene.. Boston: James B. Osgood | atiteh, 1 No. 242 Michigan-av., a iberal roward. 70 BENT_SUITE OF { ROOMS SECOND FLOOK : THE EEXNEDYS, A 1 ; b atitch, hem, foll, tuck, Sord, bind, braid, gather, and | Gilisotum samo to N | A very lelighttul honse to vislt in Washing- | good clothos: In a fow momonts, tho crowd | Juriy, underwhich we fal to Pedmention of tho | 50 Slao” femeen MeChwg k0o, Sstbici i or e s e ol | Mllbe pald - | yas Wabmabav, eultable for jone, o tws officat, a1 n is that of M’:Fh ﬂ?é G Eennedy, the former | came back chopfallen, and every man marched 'p -plating, prep: ) ngvenhm" Hyé o Touh; (EENDERSON & CO., Cloveland, Ohlo, or St. | T OST—A VALISE CONTAINING A CONSIDERA- | ofice, with vanlts, fn Honore Block. OHAOE & ABELL, & Al tenient Census, who ided | k his drink asif he was | tion of potash and soda _selts, the manufacture | incidents of a life of varied bla amonnt of money. The finder will receive s _ves Mg [“;“: né:e_. \numerations of 1850 and 13@5? "i?,“ a:t‘: i ;ft;‘;‘-}, ﬁ‘:;’mh_ They damned the { Of mlpgm.ric acid, and the. recovery of sul- | tered the United Btates Navy at the age.of 14: umlm‘s ‘WANTED = COMMERCIAL AGENTS f}f’,“’é‘tl_?A?&&"éﬁmf‘ﬁéﬁ?ﬁ%!ﬁ{&.& Zaibh 10 n;q;famsomLY FURNISHED AND UN. ennedy i of .very remarkablo descent,—on | -Civil Service left-and right, and it was plain to phur from sods waste, the manufacture | cruised the Pacific and the West Indies; assist- | £ will :,‘,‘,‘}, xlfy 14 Shels Juterssk o sall oy ﬁﬂ:’}ﬂ Elesilc OST_S10 REWARD_FROS 729 S0UTH OANAL: Tlmuhedmms. single or en suite, in Peabody Build. -*he one gilo derivable from Audrew Ellicott, | be seen that by the Givil Servico they meant en- [ 0f soap, and . the . production of spot- | ed in the suppression of the slave-trade on the 5 2 0 e D | L0 2 Sower om tho B of Octobor. 1 Nasge 29a abr, | 1€ 151 and 133 Deasborn-at. - ‘e astrowmer,. engineer, and-surveyor; who- |-lightenment and the other awkward proprietics | 8sh from sugar residtes are fally treated. | West Cosstof Africa; went to Russiasud Si- | A GENIS WANTED-GOOD CGANVASSERS ARE | witnwhito matk on tho forshead, high horas, about 1A | 10 RENT — SINGLE EOOMS, NEATLY TUE ied at Wet Point more than fifty years ago. oflifor s ¥ Undar the technology of Vegetable Fibres we | beria; visited the sunny shores of the Mediter- | is now and as stapla as Hour: samplos foee. G 31 LINC | 7ea™s old; also 4-ycarold roan, with rod mecie: Both | T oisned il Do o 1o Sovtlans Sarer for llicoty s the founder of - Ellicotis * G hsve instructions concerning tho manufactures | ranesn ; had a midnight seance with Lady Hostor {- INGTON, & West Monroo.st., Chicago. o S TAE RO AT HORSE AN | ey _Abply st El Webeshar. I Marylmd, - and, althongh - B | Mo ror e et onals touk: Graca | Of 0%, bemp, and cotion, and papor-making. | Sianhope, the English lady of Sidon; went MISCELLANEOTE. D, Ctormati of his havhecs né tho Guinos House, T%:E??:ﬁfﬁ?ﬁ‘}wn@ﬂfnﬁﬁff RS, 192and 181 East Vou Buren-st. Gentzal Block, & Markatat. Apply at Hoom 121, 4th Jills, in -~ : -, s - _ ed & Eattar _ : 400.| The applications of vegetablo products include | everywhere.. To be brief, ha followed Dr. John- | mne T AOCELLANEQUS, = 3;3&%. ;imﬂ il ‘““Rgolﬂ‘fﬁ‘:”l ’Gm“mi"f.fEef::i,aca%ﬁg?:g’m:?&: gggg@g g, wine and beer brewing, the dis- | son's exhortation to let-observation, with exten- “A FINE GOLLEGTION OF GEOLOGIOAL SPECL. | & REWARD — STOLEN TR0 GORNER Far. He ixed_the boundaries of parts oxmvn]- "."m”‘vd 1 o antd b Iaeditate s mm’-‘““m tiliation of spirits, the baking of bread, vine- | sive view, survey mankind from China to Pern.. Fosnems on exhibition at KELLY & HOWISON'S, 225 S100 BRrAER Trttoraty, 5 ooy pace-and | Mo RENT—9 ROOMS, 133 AROHER-AV., FOR 88 inis, Pensylvania, and New York; and his | Gy Som gar-making, etc. = s aatobiogmphy nof only glved a,great dewtof- TCHEST CASEFRICE © Euey, sauaso box, novly puibiod bussic Maten s Torimot” Toodiat i o assonat. Y Sitic Jonh 0no of the dovisers of the | Co ferale whiters 14 this elty who ao sufl | _Americen readers would find the' book moro | information sbous the lands and peoplo ho has O i on FILOR mﬁm"onﬂg‘%ﬁ‘;"ﬁ Jgh. Kbove reiried wil bo giréa to gy pereon fiodivg | IO RENT — ONE FURNISHED PARTOE WiTH RAFAN and ornia to pass the winter. “We have about ove reward oo or £w0 bedrooms on northwest carmer B PPt day ¥ X L8 A1 % wuseful with an American appendix ; but, as it | visited, but there is a great deal of adventure of | acription of Fal ing a lotter the above, and Jeaving at t f Twellth 2 ke, ™ -0 E : ation any o 00] et pul .to entertained without bei i N’ N E—] ‘0 RENT—A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, © be take, Mr. Kennedy was earnestlyrecom- | mercly - gossipiog. These aro Mrs. Lip- | formation thanany ity e A el il s I‘Eﬁ‘.‘#?ﬁfn&&%ﬁ{iﬁ?ﬁﬂi@fﬂ&ﬂ “BUSINESS CHANCES. with fre, g3, and closet, 546 Elghteenth st - nended fo:the position but the President se- | pj o1 mankind Knows natt X ety g eoted »_yunger and oqually, eficient manin | B vame ™ A ¢ Grana - Greenaos: . ac) | THE FORMS OF WATER TN LOUDS AND BIV. | Countof bis intimacy with Stonewall Jackson, | SEaf hermiarg easter s €000 COMBAN G2 400 | s oo | 10 RENT ROONS SUITABLE TOR HOUSEREEE: 3eneral Wiker. _The machinery for faking the { Ars, Mary C. Ames, Both are married Iadies. | ERS; 1OF AND GLACIERS. By Joms Tx I e thete eminent characteristi k thi THE '8 OF THE SHATEMUO. By the Author of gitimate, Bnd ostablishod cash business; stock in- ant rooms in the

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