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Tn respopse TO queries Mr.. Tlden said that the last
balance on the ledger prior to May was on Aprl 10
In order 10 make the accounts OF the creds ON May
mad rooted ND the debts and credits Of April l6 and
MAY T. and finding that there was an increase o ereds'
added that 10 the balance in bank on April l6
He then gave a list OF ansthe credits from May 10
Gem, / inclusive designating those derived from Wood
ward as woodward deposits" and the others as "other
deposts" He also prepared table containing all this
and other information required by the questions Ihat
table he read over by items
I'm NAV II the ledger had been balanced, so that at
that date the statement proves and exhibits balance
which agrees with the balance shown in the ledger
Again. on July H. ledger had been balanced. and
the table stops that date and exhibits balance
which agrees with that Of the ledger
The items from July II to Sept are added Ia order to
make ND the statement Of the Information required by
the question But TO prove the accuracy of the state
ment IT was continued from that date until Oct ~ when
tn account was again balanced and the balance agreed
with the ledger
Then follows summary in which the items
divided into three periods viz. from May 20 May H.,
the time the ledger was first balanced, and from that
dav 70 Juy H. when the ledger again balanced, and
again from July IL September l. The Woodward de-
posts and the other deposits separately presented
then the total credits and debts for each period
This table ia new and the information II contains both
interesting and important.
The deposits specifed Woodward deposits" in the
table and opposite 10 which Is the letter W. were hc-
COMMANDED by deposit tickets which Mr. Tiiden stated
Yesterday he believed In the handwriting OF Wood
ward He also stated, yesterday. the grounds OF his
knowledge of the handwriting. and left IL TO bo dc
termned as question OF law whether they formed
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29

M Tor fsr 70 ,ood 70, for sni hou s0se Tor ef'
eorssos cattle sod At from t65fc. VI grors . ...
sHKRPTbere good ,oqs'y bf shsey ssa ~ y n g. a.,
A., aiJIng 6 for 1ood and chsoe from 1asc Limbs solo
from 73r for good sheep sold Al from 81 194t n
IIoGs-Ts so aois aeuvs sIth sn I.'0' " p'
$500 he,d Mers S6 per 100 net. for corn ieh
Cow,-Tbere little demsni for ooss and pre WV
nominal. liJ head son al from Si5@b5o as 10 qaihH
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29
MIR. CoRNELLs SUCCESSOR.

President Grant sent to the Senate yesterday
Tie appointment OF L. Benedict Surveyor OF the Port
Oh the vacancy caused by the resignation OF Alonzo
u Cornell Speaker Of the Assembly Mr. Benediet Is
rs chief Deputy Surveyor but since corneFs Win
efaws has acted as Surveyor. He has been in the DO
patmeot for many wears and the Surveyors office
What Charles p clipcb is 10 the Collectors The nomi-
on excited great deal Of interest In the Custom
house ~ o-
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The STATE or Trade.
DOMRSTIc MARKETS

wumraros n c. Jan. nspnt rurpeuhns srm At s1la Rosn
luo saned Crude iupenne steady 80 % for hsra
~ f,r Yellow Di-and Virgn Tar higher, sales At % o.
ALsArr Whst less setye sses Of three State In
has steady Aaes OF 80 bags stsr at 9 Corn
value moderate .esty demand sales Of 100 bush
Western MIed lots At 6c Barley stronger AM S higher
emsBi sales Of cars No 5CanAis al pl TO- sai car
MIIui Do al 81 -. Nothing doing n oatA
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29

REMARKABLE, VERY REMARKABLE INDEED,
are the effects LampOughs Pyreto Saline In prevent
ing and curing bowel complaints, smallpox, fevers and
skn discusses. Specially refreshing, inyigorating and
Conducive 10 health Sold by all chemists, and tho
MAKER lIy liOlDorn-hil London.
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nnNFSTIr rORTN.
FOREIGN PORTS.

rLe Tribune Almanac Tor 1873 (resy a Of 'ssa'T or ss'
IN P-ruaryI will in adit on 10 usual c1nie8t, hirea
POgrRNr BDyKAPBr %
HDnACE GPyELsY.
Price, 20 Seven for 81.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29

Jeweiry.we have advertised Tna DETROIT rRrsrSH rnr "
last en ye. aad found frsiss Investment II oss eF
tine NJ. S SMITH s. Co.. jewelers., OrHVb' N'0N's"
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29
LATEST SHfP HEHS.
tFor oasr SAsD Scrs see Seeond PooeI
anDINEn

AR2IyED. ..
steamship Huntsville Crowen savannah. ~h mi'e O "A
Robert Bowien -,
sehr seigaua Gloueser BtYan Ponce r. X, II days w
q orsngea
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORTRYss MOrRoy VI jan 8Pasei steamship Cnoa 10"
Havana Bllunorr Sailed, Olive. for Pbiadsphs n "
Virr for Newcsste The Ulii esm-h9 Richmond 90
cb,re1 Of the Port and will sail 70, Kew West
CHAKLEsrJs. e. Jan l3Aryrd steamships Champi'a 'ro'
Flig from Boston. schrs Annie Harris nom hl1g'a
In. f. FrSe Mary Brewer Sorok Hattie McCbnoos.
fom Hew.YOrs.
h1T,NSt "a. jan 2-Arrigcd steamship Gen. Barnes fro'5
gewYork shin from Havana ebr. w. Fsse f"n
piI,elpbt r. H. Garirry. foa Porusai H. s. MerOw, from
stsamshI Seminole M Boston. leo. iD hrN
yor b,rk ~ L out1 yerpoo Frontier for Dam'fs
80 Me Mna f,r Porto Sailed ship lenlo-af fo LAYER
pool. bsrsT Tnseo Tor Bremen.
FOREIGN PORTS.
g.tyY Ian l8 The scaniniyisn FOR Liverpool.
ami Apha -iie tosy ines~A mon
neIush c:ou Dee ~ arrived hers last nsn 's' vs'as
voyage
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29

hf. Taylor, druggist of SOmerford, Madi-
200 County. Ohio went 20 Cincinnati few weeks since
~ oay drugs. intending sfterward 70 VISIT irenus IA
S0yiDgton, Ky After snenstpg enc day in Cincinnati
teo Tor CoyDgtOn, sad has not since DeoH '0o" VI
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29

MIR. Smiths Sunday Courier aud alias has com
pei IL, A volume. Smith give, ,mpe s,as to Masonic and
s, mr, ,nd .ai oser special fe,iurr nals h, weshJ
Aad entertaining psar IL Gao 'i 'h' oa-s SaA'" p'
u --
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The Lost AVIS. bg wsSDgLL PaLLP in TsiBuHa LEcr1S'
EXTRA No. ,. PRICE, Jc DC. BY mail
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MARRIED..

RinG-wor, Satrhcum, eni bJ as,g JUNfFNH TAR SoAr'
M.nnisc.0rei by CAswELL. HAZARD Co. New iOr&
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29

Astronomical Conquests of the spectroscope. BI pr
A. YOuS8 Of Dartmouth College TRIBUNE bHcr"sS hhA NO.
Pm Dc. mail
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29

The rno-t extensive, luxurious, nae.
and popular Saibs the United states are tdo RUSSIAN 'De
BArus u Esst Foarh-,t Open from a. 10 , p n
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29

Returning Board pubshod their returns tho day after
their demand upon Warmoth for the official returns
Tho COMMITTEES then adjourned until 10 O'Clock tomoe
row morning.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29

-CURrIS-At Philadelphia. Thurdar Jsn ~ by ev
Dr. e-de Mddet Randolph Bse United states hsU
rn Curtin daughter Oo- g. Curtn OF PennsTvana
MARSDRN-YAU GHANIn this otv, Saturday, jan - by Rev
Wilson, Arthur Maren Of Loadon Bngnd To CathsnDo h
VsughaO o Hlliiar. n. y.
WATKIgS- -PITZHUGHJin. % 1873 At Bay CITY Mich q tho
residence father the RI Rev Bishop AcCosky
D. D. d. g. L, HeIekab WstEns O New forA 10 Bhral edt
daughter VI Charles q. KsIhugh. esq.
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Suecial Notltes
The Best Paper. Try if..

The Best Paper. Try az
THE SCIENTIFIC AMBRICAN the cheapest ami b., illustrated
weekly paper published
original engrsvngs machinery inventions bndge.
gneeuz architecture improved implements
dscoyery 852
hundred eagravng Thousands Of volumes preserved for bBas
The practical receipts we'll worth
scrpuOu price % by ms Specimens free A.s
be bad Of all uessteaer~
PATENTS the MOies area,Oas ADD
advice All published fhk
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN the week theY for psmyhol lie
pages containing laws and u directions for obtaining patents .
Address Tor the paper or concerning patents NUM- D. ~ -
Psrkow Newfork Branch Ohee aud WASH
ingtoD, d. Z.
The Workingwomen's Protective Union.
q BleeckersI o the prevention redress o. r.aas n1
upoa worlussomes sbe beaseh'i service
Wages sb,h bare
0eeu collected by All free Of csse
The Trbupe Almanac 1873 esdy last Of Jsoa.Fr ssoJ
IN foSrHAl val % q ,+4G9 s .sT q and N BIOGRAPHY OF
HORACE GRBkLkr.
Prce 20 cents. sssea for 81.
Pile. mr. uemerrh odai Tumors, all And. po,u,r, pro
eey anu p.msst. by w A. Nee CtNDLIss s. D. & SON *
2O1I philadelphia At st. Nicholas Hotel Ne~iok. hs AMI
ever, s9 week Bes, Of reference given 90 persons cud
LRCrIiss EXTRA No J. Pnce, ac Sc. By mail
o.,neai aud Giycerine undexicaD.-Ths most perfos,
renoTstcs and the complexion bs,s
a.. sny cosmetic. HbGRMAN Co. Br,iws'.
-Rsune,s Pain-ikiiiing Magic OH wonderful
osn face hsgeTs and uses swelling echu<
BARKER ef Yale College. TRIBUNE LsCrCRh EXTRA No
Price Jc. Sc BY mall
Post-Oce Noticc.-ine Europe during
lns SATURDAY Feb 1879 s elose At h oce WkDNsSuAr
uAG r. u I0sSs Z n
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SUMMARY.
B-At the beginning and end Of each OF the follow
INC nerods except the end OF the last the ledger and
hank book were balanced
fWoodvsrds Other 90 , MI.
IL. Credits IlotAl tfedis.t Dopils.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29

Between
May and 80 40, o.o M s,,o ,o. - siso .os ~
H.. NVOf'''
Between
May II and - -. . ..., ooo On ooo o,- on e-o .ot IN
July H.. etl667 IL -<5l'1oo u o'%''s' - 'V''
Between
July IL and - u .,. IN o,. ,oo O, ,ea soo M
Sept. - W4,I56 o. oo,of0 w 4io'iV0 On l' "
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29

-4.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29

George j. Paris sworn and examined by Mr. MORTON
II member of the Pinchback Legislature; was declared
elected by the Lynch Board only no members OF the
House were expelled after the organization OF the Lgs
lature most all OF the Democrats withdrew after the
organization Mr. Ray received the unanimous vote OF
the Uouse-76 Mr. Pnchback got 40 votes Mr. Pinchback
said that q votes the Senate, OF which no
received M Mr. Ray said that he got all but one vote III
the Senate. 80. o, ~. o,
Ry Mr. Trumbull-Was elected Ia Orleans Parish upon
r.t1rns of the United States Supervisors; he did not
snperysors or not he not elected by the re-
turns OF the state officers.
nv Mr. Moron-Thinks there were seven voting pre-
cnyts published did not know where the eighth polling
place was until midday when u was found with
Ont United States Supervisors attending; elected by
throwing out the eighth poll; his opponent had three
candidates opposed to him. VINO cut down his vote 900 or
c0. a friend appeared at tho poll and found some ono
se had voted hs name had no doubt THIS was dohe
In many Instances. -,
mr MCMILLAN sulrmiltcd the official journal " tho
state OF tbs 7h OF December, % show That tho LVHoh
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29
TWEED'S BANK ACCOUNT.
A SUGGESTIVE EXHIBIT.

MR.. TILDRN's ANALYSIS OF HIS CREDITS IN THE
BROADWAY BANK-THE TABLE OFFERED IN
EVIDENCE FULLY EXPLAINED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-25
YACHTING NOTES.

The sloop Coquette, Mr. A. Perry Bliven, has
been added to the Brooklyn Yacht Club fleet.
Mr.. C. II. Mallory's sloop binding at Mystic
Bridge, Conn.,, will be launched in few days, but
will not be ready test her sailing qualities until
the middle Of July This yacht Is 70 feet in length
by % feet 9 inches breadth OF beam.
Mr.. Ira Smith, foot of Thirtyfourth street. Brook
Ign, is finishing racing boat 81 feet inches In
length. II feet beam and SO inches In depth. She
will be put overheard on Wednesday OF this week
snd named Brooklyn
Mr.. Charles A. Winton, Secretary OF the New
York Yacht Club, has fitted up for temporary use
the front room third floor OF % Broad street.
All business relating to the coming regatta OF the
Club will be transacted there
The next general meeting OF the Brooklyn Yacht
Club Will be held at their rooms, 20 Court street,
Brooklyn, evening OF the 2sth inst. Business Of
Importance will be transacted.
There are nine steam yachts belonging to the
squadron OF the New York Yacht Club, viz CERES,
William Inman, Liverpool; Day Dream, William II.
Aspinwall Emily, Messrs. T. A. 7. j. Havemeyer;
Fearless, Jacob Lorillard; Julia, James ID. smith;
Lurline, p. Lorillard; Minnehana, 7. Q. Durant;
Mystic, e. s. Chaplin; Wave, Henry Harley
The schooner yacht building in New Brunswick,
N. j., for gentleman IN Philadelphia, ia progress
ing favorably. She will be OF 100 tons burden.
The schooner Resoute, Mr.. A. $. Hatch, N.Y.C.C.,
will be put In commission in few days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-25

2
tude Of prosecutor these nve:tigatons have been e.
%
ing and defending than correctly and de-
oincers had been arrslsned
Ssss deemed most
sSsa sieme sssP p he HSs any
your he ccncason: At Which the commit
& AZ: srs 's
70 ps nd paid %
nd fsa death q s es o
$4,000 The deceased son appears to have en-
S 81
me manner ana under the circumstances which u was
SSs Sa seSe
GERS ana trustees should not have committed and for
The ies. higher rate than its surrender
isssoraaon when hs actually moriSund and q pay.
or ancO
the Insurance Committee the Board Trustees and
Winston and the sydsnes ito
no grGI1nd upon which such papabe violation Of
%ssnsT ana spp.TsRt object Of the purchss q
but as they are Of minor Importance they need
The Distribution Of bonus Of over slssooo among the
in
= L e 4 to
SS
y. 81 % sna h in a n
.Hs poioyhOdsrs are deserving Of serious eOndsmna
s Some loans and advances were made by President
Winston ansuiSoIissS and I.sSalsr manner; Sai
ss' s'aset pres s
!. e \. !ss.,
%sde by sa winston unoeay Of owe.
s
dsp.oye it's and nvadste The plea
AND
Ssn, s. ,ssI:'sS.
a winston y 70
George Miller the the. Superintendent Of the inseT
HaSS ss s
snce Comm tee Of this House in April fsS and some Of
rise to the
a.
@ sDs ana
sssass
sse
Interest ana i ihsIslGIs Si:misssa -.
v,cn psisut y ny H. . 1 t anu
pany under their direction In numbers amply sufficient
70 secure absolute control the election Of trustees
Of its necessity to tn guard against the Intrusion
t trustees But to this your committee wholly dissent
perceiyng in such practice far greater danger to the
the rssss a. will thereby virtually ~, making
to have the tie ch
upon them the DUTY to % trustees without defer
thus maintain and directly exercise the power 10
correct and remedy defective or unfahfu
The charges above alluded to constitute the gravamen
q the alleged libels by the petitioner English, upon
President Winston and your conmttee feel incympsnt
has bscn guilty Of Incorporate and harsh criticisms upon
President Winston, others who have not been moIesed
severity publicly arragned President Winston upon the
same charges and there is much foundation in truth in
me q the pstitoneI hnsis y is improbable
all commensurate with the amount which he
claims 70 have sustained. and that therefore the bail
pressive that his Is just cause Of grev
ance and proper subject for relief And further that
is apparent 10 your committee that while President
ceedngs fact conducted by ann at the expense of
the Mutual Life Insurance Company thereby showing
illegal paDishment inictsd through forms Of laws by
powerful corporation arrayed against an individual and
in the opinion Of your committee the ne
prevent the infection Of punishment until guilt has been
clearly established.
And your committee would respsstfuily recommsnd
IAN act in relation orders Of arrest in actions
cover damages for SANDER or libel, or on promise t.
G. ". MERRIcK Chairman.
e. 8. WHALEk
4. TOWNSEND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-25

copy Of the law, ana have not been able to md
any provision as 20 the time In which the nomina-
tons are to be made. You can look this your
self and whether there u any such provision"
The reporter took the copy Of the law and read
IL carefully nom Its title to the certlcati0n but
could ind such provision, nor, indeed, any
thing which seemed to limit the time OF nomna-
In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-25
THE NEW REGIME.
Cor yete List of the New Rulers
Q Bof the Metropolis.
Mayor Havsmeysr's Appointments Commits
sons and Boards Terms Of Office and sala-
riss Of the New 0hacials-Jottings
About the City Hall-The Po-
lice justices Appointment
A Municipal Marriage

Tne vicinity Of the City Hall was extremely dull
and embarrassing yesterday and there was pleas.
Ing lack OF place hunters about the Mayors once.
Among those who called on the Mayor yesterday
were Mr.. James Kelly. his intimate friend and
counsellor; SUPERINTENDENT George w. Matsell,
Simon Stern, Comptroller Green and some other
prominent gentlemen, including q number Of the
new Commissioners. The Mayor had q large
amount OF business on hand, however, much OF 1t
relating 70 the appointment of Police Justices,
which win be "the sensation" probably by the end
Of the present week. Applications for appointments
stn continue to pour in, and the Mayor, 1t is said
has received upwards Of three hundred already
Some Of them come backed up by petitions in
behalf of the applicant bearing three or four hun
dred signatures Az usual, the Mayor keeps his
own counsels, and 1t is absurd to speculate az to
who the fortunate app0intees are to be.
The Mayor found time, however, in the pressure
Of his more austere duties TO perform
MARRIAGE CEREMONY
Tor young German couple, and the ceremony
though plain and brief, was very interesting. The
bridegroom was young man OF perhaps twenty
four years, John August Holman by name, and the
bride comely peach blonde, Of about nineteen
Miss REESE Gassmann. The wedding took place in
the anteroom OF the Mayors private Office, and
was witnessed by two friends Of the parties and
several gentlemen OF the press and clerical at
taches of the once. AS the Mayor concluded the
simple ritual he shook hands with the welded pair
and said "and now wish you long, happy and
prosperous lives,n and the husband and wife went
their way.
The following is a list of officers of
THE PRESENT MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
and Of all the nominations except these for City
Aarshas, made under the new charter, together
with the terms Of office and salaries. The officers
and boards marked with astersks are those that
retain Office by virtue Of election by assumption
OF office prior to January l. 1873 and who were not
legisated out by the new charter. The County
Court House Commissioners and the Commissioner
OF Jurors are deemed to be county offcers and for
that reason have not been confirmed, as 1t Is
deemed likely that it Is not the province Of the
Aldermen to confirm county officials only when
sitting as Board OF Supervisors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-25
A0UATIo.
Opening Day OF the Atlantic Boat Club
OF HObOken.

OF Hob0ken.
The above club held their regular programme OF
races, &C., at Carmansville, on the river fronting
the Riverside HOTEL The whole afrair was well
enjoyed by both the members. and guests OF the
association, and will be long remembered by all
who participated In Its enjoyments. The races
@. Warden and Arthur KEEL, won by the latter, and
nah and the Lovely.
the Hannah's crew. Benson, 8. perry. O..
hadley, ]. RogaA, 3. Archer, coxwain. The Lovslys
crew sn were;.R l. Lererman, @. Powers, II. J..
The boat and crew Of the Lovely winning the race
py long oddA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-25
TROTTING AT FLEETWOOD.

The purse of 500 for horses that had beaten
three minutes, announced to come OIL at Fleet
wood Park on Friday, but postponed on account Of
the weather, was decided yesterday afternoon.
Entered for this event were John Murphy's black
mare Molly, Isaac Paulding's black mare
Lady Knox, Benjamin Wilson'S bay mare Lottie,
and william E. Weeks gray gelding Grand Central
The latter was withdrawn. There were but few in
attendance, yet all took Q great interest in
the result. Before the race Molly was
the favorite, and though she acted
badly and was nearly dlstanced in the
nrst heat, continued to sell first choice until the
third heat, when her friends reluctantly dropped
her as poor Investment. LOttie, q road horse, be-
longing to Mr.. g. v. Johnson, won the first heat In
2:37, but the second third and fourth were scored
by Lady Knox winning the race much to the
satisfaction Of those few who bought her very low
In the pools. A thunder shower came up between
the first and second heats and continued through
the latter, which made the track very heavy and
drenched the drivers to the skin. John l.. Doty
was put behind LOttic In the third heat. but IL
of little service. The judges oil the day were
Messrs. Shaw, Van Ness and Harbeck.
SUMMARY.
FLEETWOOD PARK, MoRRIsANIA, N. Y, May "a,
1673.-Purse 500, for horses that have never
trotted better than three minutes; mile heats best
three in ve in harness; $50 to the rst $50 to the
second and $40 to the third horse. Judges
william Shaw, William Van Ness ana John Har-
beck, Jr.
Isaac Paulding's blk. m, Lady knox,. /
BENJAMIN Wilson's b. m Lottie. 2 2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-25
WAGNER, THE ISLE OF SHOALS MURDERER
ALFRED. Nc Ma "a !,

ALFRED, Me-, May "a, 1s7a
Wagner, the alleged Isle Of Shoals murderer.
was arraigned to-day, and pleaded not guilty. He
also entered piea n want Of Jurisdiction.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-27
A pretty fair compliment from the

A pretty fair compliment from the
London Graphic:
by far the most pleasant compan-
ION you can have is an American. You
cannot travel tar without meeting one,
and il you show the slightest DISPOSE
tion to be sociable. it is probable that
be will turn out to be a highly agreea-
BILE companion. As a rule he is thor
oughly well informed; knows all
about the country, the best hotels. and
the price OF everything; Is talkative
without being garrulo,is, freely gives
you his opinion, but, adhering to his
national telling Of independence, isnot
in the least put out II ii is not taken.
Not that he is perfect: he is proud to
a fault of his country and her doings,
and is rather apt to bore you with in
vidious comparisons. He contests that
nothing is impossible Of achievement,
and some years ago, at Partisan
t1Ne d'hOte, an intelligent New York
er seemed quite hurt that the writer
questioned his statement that Trans
atlantic tunnel would he begun Hn6 fin
ished by his coHntrymen within eight
cen months. Thus, proud of his ma
tionality, our American imagines that
every one, from the guard Of a rail-
way train to the master Of monster
hotel, must carefully respect the stars
and stripes in the person of his own
humble self; and certainly an Ameri-
can does manage to secure much
greater amount Of attention abroad
than members of other less fortunate
countries. His invariable response,
when annoyed by the too close scruti-
ny Of an official, or when in am unex-
pected difficulty, is, 1 am an Ameri-
call; send for my consul. -
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-27

A mode! village is in course of
completion in one OF the suburban
districts Of London, forclerks, artisans,
laborers, aud others of small means.
For the first seventy houses there were
two hundred applications. All are built
on the most approved sanitary and
architectural principles. Schools, lee
tnre-hall, baths and wash-houses, play
and cricket grounds and churches, are
provided for. The houses are CON-
mOdiOus, and each has a garden. The
rent of q house of nine or ten rooms is
from 800 to 500. The situation is one
Of the best in London.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-27

edies for that disease. Also pure fiuid ex-
tract of Eucalyptus, in one pound bottles,
for physicians use Beware OF limitations.
and take none but COleman's. For sale
everywhere, and by Hodge Calet 4 Co,
Druggists, Portland. Agents for oregon.
v5n39y
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-27

q Rfn@ OfA paf day. Agents wanted An
epOlUdD DAU ciasses OF WORKING people, Of
either sex, young or Old, mako more mon.
~ ~ work tOr - IN tllelg nF9Fo moslenfs
or all the time, than ak amyslgIng GO, Pne
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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-27

DIR. COIeInam's Double
Extract Of EucNIyID-
tus Is q special pIepala-
tion for the treatment Of
FEFb.AG and CUE.
and is warranted 10
cure every case treated
according TO directions,
without the injurions
results Of the usual Qui-
nine md arSpni nicRI lnYn.