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DO1 A tiRE lNSUNANSE OOnI AN
IL LIVERPOOL AND LONDON:
Deposited with Treasurer Of Virginia, Sso.c69.
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
LONDON.
Deposited with Treasurer OF Virginia, $4,000.
Shareholders personally responsible Tor the oou'
.ations Of the above companies.
Representing the above staunch old English com
panies, we solicit the patronage OF the public upOp
their unquesuonable security. prompt ana liTfa
settlement Of all claims. aud heavy Income
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE CO. Agents,
No. HOS Main etirtt.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
- NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS OVER go. o00.oOO.
Cash dividends, surprising az ethsrs, ~ JhrSt an
epery anniversary OF policies. ,..
Premiums payable annually, seni-annuslly, ana
quarterly. -,-'r''A''--. .,r
The OLDEST, LARGEST, and CHEAPEST company
49, 'A' JOHN II. CLAIBOREE, Agent.
e~a1 -, a., No, hoe Main strrrf.
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PIANOS.

A TTENTION-PIANO AND MELO-
n DEOSS.-A gentleman. formerly OF the
driu OF Henry Irwin, now of Hllborne Roosevelt,
New YORK. hereby most respectfully offers his ser
vices in TUNING and REPAIRING pianos, neo-
deo1s and all musical nstruments as ne mas gone
see him again. Special attention to churches TWO
second haud organs for sale. Address this oftce.
-. NICHOLAS LINK.
No l6t< s.. at Oscar Eewman's.
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gratitude, 81; curious, 90 cts.s r. I; :, o. !!
Hobokcn, 10 Cts; IL. G.. Reveehe, ~ css's
Mot, Is cts; Easel, 10 city; E ): A. - ;sa,
coIored waiter, 90 cts. VIM. Clinton uor;
Ihousepainters), s2.82; 5. D., ~; anti:pois
.tieian, S cts. Indignant, 90 cts; poor ,Iesco
rainter, I ct. Monsieur Madam ana b tsmsy!
8 Cts; admirer OF art ian asylum on ,; Baf;
rem Island), =; press gang Al Gus; gIa.-
r,ewsman English shillingl - Gus )
leather: SIS; W.: $. (sllyer half dime!,
4 cts; compassion, %; s; ,CoifaH .
CHECK for s14 on Buchu Bank) g, -;
Ned dead penciDl H.; Archfmedss (ola sa ;as
~, ": Duff, 10 cents DR.. g. +. penniss,
IS cents; A. r. (syrnpathy) o. LuaW,e
woo lhaumaer (revenue stamps lznknoMnJ'
=: Thomas MILFORD. % cents; Jerry U,Du'
theram. 3 cents Rip Van Wfns'e u stn ne;
postage stamps). cents /. F,W., % ";
e. c. Beebee, 25 cents; f. w; (shsemakers,,
sbonj. rs cents; the Boots at Grand Central
% cents; Canal.street cigarmakerss, % cents
admirer Of genius, l cent. typo, 3 cents as
it runs, "a Peter Pilgarlic mote for 2 cents
at 90 daysJlD, - =; Sum cui4ue' p cents
Total, 5000. -, ...,f 90. ......f g.
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LOST, STRAYED, &c.

RESPONSIBILITIES
+ OST. a BLACK GRAPE VEIL. The
IL finder will be rewarded by leaving 1t at the
Wig Office. no 5-ltt
T OST, between Nineteenth and Broad,
IL and seventeenth and Main, q GOLD SLEEVE
finder at John n. Higgins's, ITO Franklin street.
no 5-1t .-....
T OST, on the night Of the Both iofg
IL October, q HUNTING-CASE GOLD S1S
WATCH. A liberal reward will be paid II ssa2&
left 1t this Office. no 4-oL@
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s1.s. by Grubbs & Williams,
ra .Aucboneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and RAM

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il REAL. ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICH,
MOND, DWELLING ON GRACE BETWFFS
FOURTH AND fifth STREETS, AND si:S
DRY VACANT LOTS, AT AUCTIOE.-By NJ.
quest OF Mr. " B. Martin, trustee, we VIII se,l q,
auction on WEDNESDAY the 12,h day OF 10.
yember. at ~ o'clock. the DWELLING No 4Os
east Grace street occupied by Hr. q. ". LInd.ay
and adjoining the residence Of DR.. K. T. Coleman
Il has ten rooms. besides kchs With four rooms.
Gas, water, and culyert privileges. The lot IS 90
feet front The location Is one OF the most d Ia.
bic in the city for a private residence.
And on TaUKSDAY the 18th day of November
In the order named below. commencing At 4 oc,ocS
p. NJ. we viii sell the following VACANT LOTS
In Adains's plan Of divislon, and therein assigned
to Martha W. Moseley:
Western half Of LOT No. % on eaA side unloo
near Franklin street, 22 by 70 feet
No. gin on south side Broad near Sixteenth
street. % oy 80 feet. ..
LOT on west side Seventeenth street liz Zee,
south OF Clay street, BAN feet
LOT letter on west aide Seventeenth between
Christian and Richard streets, fronting Al feet,
running back 165 feet to Concord streft
TERMS !. To suit the times; say for the DIV nIIIrs
one fourth cash; balance at one two. and thrrf
years. For the lots one-fourth cash balance 4:
Six, twelve, and eighteen months-the credi, nav.
ments TO bear interest at 3 per cent. per annur,.
payable semi-annually. and 70 be secured by died
Of trust. GRUBbS WILLIAMS,
no S-D.SGdtG AuruOnprrS
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MACHINERY, DC.

T3NGINES AND SAW.MILLS.-We offer
Ii for saIe on liberal terms the following IN.
GISkS and SAW-HILLS, Of the Latest Improved
patterns, now ready for dsliyerSSi; vsc,sy
One 25-horse-power PORTABLE ESGlSf.
One 2O-horse- power PORTABLE ENGINE,
Two drst class FRICTION SAW-hlLLs.
s'-ssI0#' ii 3TC3f a. ALSO, .-.-
One secondhand s-horse-power PORTABLE IN
CINE In perfect order. .c,rr 80,
The 2o-horse-p power PORTABLE EEGlSE c"o
be seen In operation at the State Fsh
-. - FRANKLIN, MACHINE CoAPAsi'
NJ oa-lw corner Nineteenth aud Franklin sutHs.
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B1Rsrx N PAsrs.-A Partisan paper, the
Fyoaro. notices the arrival Of Mr.. Barnum
in Paris, and specializing upon the object o.
his visit, concludes that he has come 70 &c.
cure and place on exhibition the nurse o.
NJ. Thiers. Having made fortune out o.
the nurse OF Washington, he now hopes 70
be equally fortunate with the foster-motber
Of the ex.president Of the French. Accord
ING to Figaro, Mr. Barnum will carry
the venerable dame from town to town, and
in each place install her in an elegant kiosk:
on which will be inscribed the following
notice: l,.... = 80
! "WaIk in, ladies and gentlemen! On ex.
hibitiop, the nurse of n. Theirs. Born al
Ayienon, this woman, aged ninety-siX
years. is admirably preserved. She weighs
zoo kilos. and carries on her extended arm
forty volumes of the History Of the Consu
late and the French Revolution. She nour
ishes herself on Greek roots, like NJ. Barthe'
lemy St. Hilaire, weeps when spoken to
about her foster-child, and relates charming
anecdotes of his infantile days. Walk III
ladies' and gentlemen. Admissiona ten cent
INES" :,
The editor of Figaro called on this Ole
lady and she gave him satirical account o.
Thiers's childhood, in which she accounted
in her way, for his various characteristics.
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slst .f BY w. Gotdin, s..
-.n Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent, &.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets
GALE AT AUCTION OF SMALL LOT
y ON THE NORTH SIDE or ROSS BETT ZEN
GOyHRSOR AND FOURTEENTH STREEIs.--
Win be sold ut auction, on the premises, on FRi-
DAY the 9Th Of November, 1878, at o'clock r.
NJ a small LOT located as above. fronting SIX feet.
running back one hundred and twenty feet TO an
alley 1t adjoins on the west The residence OF Mrs.
John A. Hutcheson.
NOD Aucuoneer.
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SEEDSMEN. FLORISTS. Dc:

>"~~~~-~->
MAGNOLIA NURSERY,
IN lBrook turnuike near city, Richmond ' Il
For sale, large assortment Of shsde an' oiNa
mental frees Eversreeps Fower!s shrubs sIesp
era &c: Also tsrspt,-vfneS aud other SHALL 81 - ~
Ro,ea. ETC. etc. Price-lls, FURNISHED Oh applca-
tion In person or through poat-otce ,,.ry
Nursery grounds open 10 the inspection Of WISH
ors during business hours % o--n--
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BY Thomas W. Reese, Auctioncer,
1917 Main street,

BY Thomas W. Reese, Aucuoncer,
1917 Main street. ...
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c., AT
Ii AUCTiOE.--At the request of Mrs. Roscoe
b. Heath, who IL declining housekeeping, will sell
ct her residence. NO. west Franklin street. on
assortment OF household furniture, consisting In
p""' Rosewood case PIANO; d. Ill "-
pARLOR SUIT: .T3ti -' E. .. @ 3. r
beautiful oak DINING GROOM SUIT; ..'.
Il. Walnut BOOKCASE; '@". r~ d..
nos TH0MAs u. REESE. Auctioueer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA-
i BLHLOT FLAND. WITH FINE DWELL
SSH2TSE R uHENkEos = Tta r2WS OF
virtue of deed OF trust made 10 the subs riber by
Alexander Scott and wife and duly recorded In the
clerks Office of Caroline County Court win sell Ut
day.. the following REAL. ESTATE in and sdlon-
Ing the town Of Bowling Green: 4 tract contain
S n NV GS Fn Ian al Se
sary out-ilouses. sE.aif ~ > i@"s'@
TkKMs or; SALE All Dyer the SUN Of twelve
hundred dollars 70 be paid In cash, and as to the
twelve hundred dollars, on credit Of twelve, cigh-
teen and twenty -four months secured by negotia-
bic notes, title ~ he retained until the wote pur-
chase money be paid. JAMES LYONS,
oc 30-tds Trustee.
BY Grubbs L Williams,
AuctIoneers aud Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.
WAL ABLE MACHINERY FOR
7 SPLITTING WOOD, BORING PUMPS. &c,
AND EAM-kNGlNE, AT AUGTlON.-We sell
at auction ON the south side Of basin bank between
Tenth and Eleventh streets adjoining the store OF
Richard schultz. on THURSDAY, 9Th November,
1878 at IL o'clock 81, 4 lot OF valuable mach-
merry, consisting In part of
| / l4-HORSE fOW Err ENGINE; ~
| / WOOD-SPLIrTING MACHINE, Conevcrs
patent, with exclusive use Of same for the city
OF Richmond;
IPUMP-BORI Nc MACHINE;
Lot of SHAPING, Sc, &C. ,.--.-
TERMS At sale. GRUBBS i WILLIAMS,
Oc2S Auctioneets.
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WILLIAM B. GRIFFITHS, l..
" PRACTICAL --..--.-.-..-..--.
s.. PLAIN AND FANCY gSLATE-ROOFER,

-. 4Uo CANAL STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
All work warranted to be good and waterproof.
Prices moderate. Good references can be given.
Orders left at Donnan's hardware store Governor
street, and ut Williams & Co.'S slate-yard, Dock
street, and residence 400 Canal street, will he
promptly attended 10. oc l7-lm#
GALE OF DELINQUENT LANDS.-The
~ sale Of all lands In the city OF Richmond delln-
quent.for taxes due the State OF Virginia for the
1871, viii commence on MONDAY, November
3d. ut o'clock A. NJ, In front of tie City Hall,
aud he continued from day to day during the session
OF the Hastings Court until completed.
no LAT =. G. GREENlIOW, Treasurer.
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Observation-Disclosures.

IMMATURE ALMANAC. NOVEMBER 5, 1873.
Ann rises 5000. 65O1 Moon. rises. $40
Sun sets 90 High tide Ala
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Colored Children Denied Admission
70 Public Schools.

New YORK, November 4.-The Bridgeton
(N. ~ Board of Education have passed
resolution denying the admission of colored
children 10 the public schools. ........t..
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WILLIAM WILDT,
W 327 RROAD STREET,
'.' ''~ DEALER IN HUMAN HAIR.

49,. ESTABLISHED 1854.
The business established by me nearly twenty
years ago Is still the same. only work firSt-class
hair, wluch IL always manufactured III the latest
fashion and of the best style.
COMBED-OUT HAIK is prepared according &c
the latest improved Inventions. ...- .s..
All orders are promptly filled. -...-.
JEWELkY, and especially HAIR JEWELRf
terms. The repairing of Jewelry Is also done in the
best lnanuef. -.-.- .- . Sc 20-3m
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rNSURAssE COMPANIES.

n ". WALKER e. CO., GENERAL n
W. SURASCE AGENTS, lo14 MAIN SHEET,
RICHMOND, VA. representing III"
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Cfci1.
natl, Oh o-assets over s., 900 900;
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMpA-
NY. OF New York-assets over sj00. 0Oo;
COMPANY, Of Lynchburg, Va.--asct, over
Atlantic INSURANCE COMPANY. OF
Brooklyn, n. Y.-assets over 100000;
Union FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
Baltimore, AId-assets over 5000 900.
Deposited with the Treasurer OF Virginia. 81 co.,
600. Losses eQuitably adjusted and promptly paid
at this agency Applications solicited, and lnme-
diYte attention given thereto. C 10
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
WASHINGTON NOTES.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNE !

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Jan. 81, 1873.
member OF the House Ways and Means Committee
said recently that the system for refundng the cotton
tax should succeed he should present bill to
refund the income tax the ground that II the former
was unconstitutional the latter was unquestonably So
Nobody believes that the Committee VIII report favor
ably on the Cotton Tax bill. However, with the solid
vote of the Southern members pledged to IT, t must be
regarded as one OF the most alarming projects for
emptyiDg the treasury now before Congress.
Mr. Coxs bill to aid the United States and Venezuelan
Steamship Company presented in the House yesterday,
provides for semimonthly mail service between New
York and the ports Of Laguayra, Porto Cabello and
coa service TO be performed In not less than three
frstcass American-built steamships. The compensa-
ton provided Is 100000 year.
The House Banking and Currency Committee to-day
authorized Mr. Merriam to report his bill for the repeal
of the usury section Of the National Currency The
bill also allows national banks receive or pay interest
the rate allowed by the State In which the bank Is
located and provides that shall be lawful contract
TO pay and receive interest at any rate If the contract
In writing; Otherwise not.
lGEssRAL PRESS DIsPATCH.i
The Senate Finance Committee to-day reported an
original bill authorizing the Secretary Of the Treasury
70 refund the derental duties on articles actually ON
shpboard In French vessels destined for the United
States the 9th otNovember, 1874 The Senate agreed
amendment, offered BY Mr. Cragin to the bill for
new steam vessesof-war limiting the aggregate tun-
mage OF the 10 vessels To 10000 tnns and the cost
N,00000o The Senate adjourned without acting upon
an amendment, offered by Mr. Sherman, providing that
pete plans models and specifications for s ccnstrac
on In all its parts shal be made and tnst when tbe
plans have been approved they shall not b chaneea
except upon the Recommendation Of . board composea
Of the Navy and that when such ehanges are made tho
sctua cost OF them shs bo estimated oy suoo eosra.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22

they seem 70 confirm my position. am sure that mr
Ames will Justify me In making them part ~ @ congress my
gentleman came TO me and said that the Hon liz r. nate
Inns who was eonpeut9r ior my p,acS owpcr an % in the
Credit Mobllier and that he should use IL anorted
what had heard. He wrote letter to Mr.. Rollins
in which he denied that owned stock ~ , !, 70
Company and came to the Senate and snowen y, ~
me- said 1t was entirely satisfactory. On reacnns
Concord found that among other false ana @
stories concoced to nure my public reputation this was
afoat denied, as do to-day that mad ever owned
Of the stock but stated as have teseu To ~ con-
firm my statement teleraphed to Mr. Ames at ME- ME-
home, TO send me copy Of his letter to Mr. hos from
nin as quickly Idesred vroie hun, ana at lehk
celyed replies both to my telegram ana my AZ tbe4
'''"'0 '" ''''' 'D'o'" wA.HHeros, D. G. June ls7l
IN, Hon SIR telegram asking M
ye you OF the letter wrote RasnS foa h , @
ST: ese s ssdeS S DOs % bno & was that beard he was
charges against you as holder or osae, ~
relation to y wrote him ias Gd no .na gO1 % t u Sa1 owning
bank stock Yours truly. VAnkii JANE a is5S
Hon W. Sir wrote from Wann Is ot M.
reply your telesn have yoG ss5s 0 Se T a aaa in that
Letter the substance o. nv e G 70 o @ MS b ud hat Mr. Rollins
@ as 1rd there s Ts s % 9TF For ,ai Sq America 3 adaen
and that those ,9ssgd IN PereieS ua s on s Of tRs
cPny contained the best me. Of t6 iSGnS @ & a1d Msey
' o snST %en e. 0h Blocs 1eO sd n Of
GHien d. Williams Baker Elisha Atkins, John DuH, samuel
1oDS mSUS' to oss y ai 2G' 'nS va. oRboe in H. ,
here is and was nothing wrong in holding the stock any
more than in owning bank railroad stock and Nj ho'
should be ashamed 10 charges had been s2sL
holder Company which yon were not u Mr. %
than beings ockhot G
Credit Moer you be the pure in NewHanpshre OF
IIuiied States Senate. ,A...u
Trusting you viii suffer because are accused o. beng
''"N' ~ ~ OAKEs ASEs.
have only 10 add that have received any Ger
ticate of other evidence OF ownership on lne
Credit Mobier, and not enough OF lawyer 10 KNOW
how could draw dividends what dld not own
With this explanation, am done with this examination,
or this outrage done the fair fame OF men VINO nave
lived without reproaeh for half century, by driving
them into the gaze of the public with scourge oi ep
ithes which should be laid upon the lowest criminal WIN
caution; OF the torture inflicted upon men sensitive i
their good names by subectng them to legislative inq
sition without sufficient reason may take occasion ~
speak elsewhere; but here close, simply remarklng
such things continue, all decent men VIII leave
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
cow A MISSOURI SENATOR is CHOSEN

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 21.-The testimony taken by
the Senatorial Investigation Committee shows Gen
DORIS Of st. Louis, for whom one vote cast In
caucus, gave named Wilson of Kansas City $500
assist In procuring his Dorrs) election. and that
Doris made him refund q 100 senator Essex testified
that q stranger Of the left his desk
paper upon which written $780, which Essex con-
strued to bribe 10 vote for Mr. Bogy Mr.. Wade
from Scott County, testified that he told that
any member could have his expenses paid during the
Winter by voting for Dorris Mr Maencott OF St. Lous
testified that Mr. NJ G. Smith informed him previous 70
the caucus that there would be pominee, IN
which there would be chance for him MaleDcott
make Il 600 or 500. He pointed out two members OF
the House then had $o0 In their pockets and would
get 500 after the and said that they were
vote for Bogy and that money be used " elect
Bogy. Mr. Smith further stated that roll was kept IN
Bogys room, and every man who accepted the propos
had 10 sign the roll and receive his money Witness
understood from interview with Smith, that Bogy
furnished the money and that many votes as could
be got, beth Republicans and Democratic, were 10 DC
bought for BOfy. With the exception Of the testimony
OF bankers regarding the changing OF large bank bis
into small drfs and notes all the evidence 90 far ha:
been hearsay second hand The bankers think that
about tls 900 was In circulation during the contest
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22

hee.,ss,ha was Ieayenworth man; Caldwell never told
him that his election cost him oo ne otos for Cad
well. He fnay admitted that ne had, In 1okk n,- @
mer offered 70 dy 9r "aTd him. never offered any
inducement except argument don't think ne "ouiu n'
Thomas p Fenan. a Democratic member Of the Lower
House, said that he voted for Caldwell because no wa"
from Leavenworth and ut man. ana there was ,a IS
chance OF eeeting Democrat IL was the genera uas
in Topeka that money was being .aner USED Gu' in
no knew nothing Of any Improper vo,ns 10
On the day when the first vote TAKEN he introduced
ting the bS 10 SoT besS and
would not be influenced by money consideration Inc
resolution was adopted and about twonlrns of
to take the oath scattering. He introduced tne
resolution because OF the general rumors OF corruption
Jerry Clarke, postmaster testified that
In his presence Carney denounced Caldwell and smith,
and declared with oath that he would oust the former
from his seat went to Topeka and worked for Caldwe
neither saw nor heard OF the improper use OF Money
later Caldwell gave him check for $780, before the ca
yass opened Caldwell had told him that he would pay
his legitimate expenses; at the same time be SAID ne ex
pected pay the legitimate expenses OF the canvass
but one need ask anything urther It was not pre-
yousy understood that he should be made postmaster;
wrote 10 Caldwell after the latter came to Washington
asking for the place displaced Mrs. johnson, wdow,
before her term expired when Carney threatened 10
Caldwell he said he had only lacked ten votes OK
majority for the Senate six years before that ne haa
given L. Smith $4,000 to those votes, but smith
sold him out and kept the money, and that Caidweu
was in the conspiracy witness and Carney nsa peen zen
latter was incidentally interested.
Mr. Carney took the stand, and Judge Crozier asked
him II he told Clarke that he gave Smith s25O0or any
other described Mr.. Carney answered, " Meyer
cent" Mr. Carpenter objected to the question: Dut
finally withdrew his objection, and Carney made the
same reply. -,
Mr.. Morton called Mr.. L. Smith, and asked: During
the Senatorial contest six years ago. did Mr. Carney give
you 900 any other for the purpose Of inhu
encng vOtesl
Mr. Carpenter-Oh, Mr.. Chairman, object.
Mr.. MOrtOn-Let the Committee decide. .
Messrs. Anthony Logan and Hill thought the question
irrelevant but that under the circumstances 1t
should be answered.
Mr.. Trumbull thought not.
The cleared, and, after brief consultation,
the doors again opened and Mr. Morton announced
that the Committee was equally divided, and that the
question would not be asked.
Mr. Fenlan recalled, and Mr.. S. j. Langdon,
member OF the Legislature examined but said nothing
Of Importance.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
OBITUARY.
THE RIGHT HON. s. LusHrNGToN.

The Right Hon. Stephen Lushington died
yesterday in London He born there Jan. IA, 17S2,
and graduated at oxford. He was called TO the bar
in 1906 and in 1928 appointed Judge OF Consis-
tory Court and ten years later Judge C: the High Court
Of Admiralty. He in Parliament for about twenty
years. and acted with the Wing party He retired from
his judgeship account Of Ill health in July, 1867.
He consulted by Lady Byron in regard to leaving
her husband and she informed by him that she had
just grounds for separation Notwithstanding the
inducements Mr. Lushington have felt the
reasons this opinion, and assist settling
angry controversy he persstenty refraned from say
ing anything Oh the subject In public.
MRS. HARRISON GRAY OTIS.
Mrs. Harrison Gray Otis, widow of the emf
scholar orator and senator Of that name died yes
terday, at an advanced age, in Boston. She published
in 1884, novel, entitled The Barclays OF Boston,, and
held In high esteem In the oldest well the
most refined circles OF Boston society
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
Ftg1.


say sh-lke, because it hardly be called fish In
the true sense OF the word in fact the amphoxus diff
fers from all other animals remarkably as to form
group by itself; neither ts heart norgs nor other or
gans are like those Of others but the great pecuiaty
consists In its having brain, skull or limbs what
ever IN fact two ends OF the body cannot e dis.
tingushed without close Inspection. It's spinal cord
ends in point front well behind, While In ali
other yertebrates b terminates anterory In series OF
swelIings called ganglia which generally form pairs
and together constitute the brain. The first or anterior
pair send nerves the nostrils and thence called
ofactOry lobes the second pair are cerebral hemi,
spheres, and may or may not lncIose Dcdles
called corpora strata; the third pair
the optic thalami; the fourth are tho
BRAIN OF EEL
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
Fig e.

rs C. Spinal cord Msdula obongs,s. c. Cereben. o. 0p
telobs r. Thalsm H. CEREBRAL hemispberes Oetop nerves.
optic lobes, which In the higher aDmas called
quad rigemina from them the optic TO
the eyes the next IL a single organ, the cerebelum.
forming arch the fourth yenricle hollow upon
the upper or man. the back side Of that enlargement
OF the cord the medua obongata, which connects the
cord proper with the brain.
These are the essential subdvsonssof the brain In all
vertebrates and the differences which diagrams
models indicate due to the immense preponderance
In the higher animals OF the two parts, cerebrum and
cerebeum, which first overlap and hide from view all
the others and finally the cerebral hemispheres project
backward TO partially, and In the apee and
man wholly, the cerebelnnl.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
WASHINGTON.

INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT SCHEMES.
MEASURES TO BE INTRODUCED IN CONGRESS
DANGER OF THEIR PASSAGE IN AN OMNIBUS