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w improved OF uDimproI cd, small new HOUSE,
with amount Of nrst ground desired from to Is
FOR sALE.smsli HOUSE,, located northwest.
". W: nET0sIf, Real Estate Broker,
octiS St Corner 18th street and New York ave
I'AXPAYERs, ATTENTION i-Property-osn-
esns sedR IN pSffCHKs
PATTERSON, Sos 18th street. opposite the Treas re
ury. 90 ss-Iss
THE BEST WAY TO PAY SPECIAL TAXES
Leave your tax bills with the undersigued; they
will be returned receptsd, less than the cost Of
Hight per cent Certificate. Away. for sal. or sr.
PsTEk CAMPBELL, Stock B-oLsf,
oetas-lm Ia23 Pa ACME, aS.ye wilisrdis.
vALoABLaao sA adRk kse 81 st LAND.
mile. .hd .%n rom
dria will be sold in lots % suit, an entirety
these hssS. seSss Il. f.o. 81 u
lana yns s aud ven 'd: .s.s q
r.. siesn Tn. Land !. .s,ton q
tive cities. certainly of.rs rare chance for an In
ss ssp TIL Sf And
sns tb Re-: ass,s s Gc. .O
arc '"' A''n0fi'e' As1h Rspab 5ns owner oot22"
9 PER CENT. BONDS received for sps ial i'm
Pr0'eneni taxes in series, fer sais 5gy ,.g By
ec,a-st Over National Se,r SSSRsh Ban
I AND THE sAFEsT INvksrMRNr.-A rare
opportunity is ROW offered to secure at Q great
bargain IEM ACRES OF CHOICE LAND,
within sight OF Washis ston city.
Inc subdivision OF the most beautifully located
section OF country near this city, known o. 1.-THE
North Arlington Heights" sas recently been com
pletcd by the subscriber into my small farms
OF from one TO twenty acres each Of land, making
Deautiful building sites combining all the desirable
the following:
The location is perfectly healthy being some tire.
hundred feet in altitude above the Potomac; no
m,asma from the river ever reaches IT,.
IL 10 accessible BY a very pleasant drive over easy
grades (ky the Fairfax aud Georgetown turnpike
rosdD in 30 minutes from the city.
The views from these beautiful heights Of the cap
any other city.
The soil has proved to be especially adapted for
grapes shown by the North Arlington whey ards.
fruits that be grown in this latitude, which ADDS
very materially to its desirabiity and value.
IL wsfered By many never failing springs Of the
purest son cold water.
The very reasonable price at which they are being
sold, and terms, or At liberal reduction for
meDt, especially in these tim's: Abstract Of title
furnished. R0BT A. PHILLIPS,
REAL ESTATE CROKER,
6l3 18th street.
cctn-u over National Metropolitan Bank.
by AUSTIN r. BROWN,
Corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth stre~t
Three large double HOUSES, ranging in prlco
from 9So0 to go 100, and several other first elias.
One whole square of GROUND and LOTS in oil
HOUSES and LOTS q, Mount Pleasant. .ls-l,
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The New York Evening Post, reviewing the
hnapcial situation, says:-Whatever change
IN re il IN the general stu alton seems to be for
the better. IL Is certain that the banks are i'm
proving, their gain in legal-tender notes, ac-
riding to this mornings reports to the clearing
house, having been over one million dollar.
In few DAYS the pooling of legal tenders BIZ
the banks will be discontinued. and very large
gain will then, IL is thought, be apparent. Wall
street presents no new features Of change worthy
q Comment.
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c riding TO this mornings reports to the clearing
house, having been over one million dollars.
In few DAYS the pooling Of legal tenders By
the banks will be discontinued. and . very large
gain will then, IL is thought, be apparent Wall
street presents no new features Of change worthy
Of comment.
The Markets.
BAIrInoEE, October 29.-virginis SIS, ccnsolida-
BALTInel., Oct ober n; Cotton weak, Il. Flour
s,ssoy and unchanged. W heat quiei and st. ady;
s.@ss 0srs hrm and ii good Sssand eo srn
sless weak and unsettled; prices uuchs nssd West
whiskJ dull and nominal. %, s.ear unchsnsss.
NEW ro5., 0ctoser f1stock. very Irregular.
'osIt. Goysrnnsnt' .iesdy sSd da,, long, vi
INV rokk. October D.-Tlour quiet aod IN
sshsnsed. Wheat quiet and steady. Germ shade
LosDos, October 70, ns pm-oo.,oi. for
fRsNroRr, October ~ Bonds, gsf
LnssoN, October -, 3 p. m Erie, D,s.
Lospos, October D aas 2: mmThs rate ss, Of DIS
pr cent which is the same as the BaaR Of s and
rste. The rate for money At tie stock exchange on
q9ots rsn;e. At s. franc. 8 osniim-s. '''a'0n''
PGSEs, octoSof Find. ir.acs S Confines,
THE WEATHEE.
WAR DEPARTMENT, lssc. Of CstU Sisssl oGeg,t
WAsHINsroN, October %, 1873, 10: so q m. Z
synopsis FOR THE PAST rwRNry-FOuR HouRs -
Ihs barometer continues low over New rgland
aud Lake Ontario, but has generally risen since
Tuesday morning The area Of highest pressure
mas moved from the western plains southw to the
eastern gulf states. s uihwest winds, with partly
cloudy weather, prevail in New ngland, New York,
ana the ONO valley, and with cloudy weather, fall
ing barometer, and rising Temperature in the ex
uen.e northwest. so lar as heart firm. Westerly
winds, occasionally increasing to brisk with ciendy
weather, are reported from the lower lake region
North and northwest Wind with clear, cold wealth.
tr,prevaiI IN the south Allan 10 and eastern gulf
States. The TEN per atures below frssNiug
throughout most OF the country west of the Apa-
lachian range.
PROBABILITIES An area Of low baronstsr will
probably extend, during the rest Of WEDNESDAY,
rapidly eastward into Minnesota. Tor he uppar
Iakes and northwest falling barometer, increasing
,entneriy winds, cloudy and threatening weather.
Tor the lower lake region and the middle states ri
sing barometer, diminishing westerly winds back to
south, partly cloudy and clear clearing weather.
For New England, rising bsromster, Increasing
southwest winds, aud partly cloudy or clear wsath
err For the middle Atlantic states, soutnwestsrly
Winds and clear weather: Tor the soIsh Allan no
the coast. Fer the gulf states, northeriy winds.
backing to northeast, ani continuing brisk the
western gulf coast.
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E,URNIsHED ROOMS, SOUTH FRONT, TOR
L rsnt. with BOAR ct Mo. ~ Grant Place,
gear U. 8. Patent Once. oct1s ST.
DOARDlHG.-Plr.sant UDf.rni.hed ROOMS, on
- ID floor, with BOARD. Of TOT 9th street north
west. Also TABLE, BOARD. oct2s-sts
RoARDING.-yurnishsa FROST ROOM, suita
tor two; gas and fuel included Single Room, 81
H has the mo iern conveniences ll3S Oorco-
ran ct oct10 ST.
ID OOMs AND BOA RD-S-veral Of the most desir.
II able ROOM6 st 90 and llO4 l3.h ct. north
sect, nicely furnished, aud provided with every
comfort and conveptences with drst-clsss Table
g.. ard. Terms moderate. octzl6ts
NICRLY FURNISHED Rooms, WITH ALL
IN mo. ern cosveDiences, and FIRST class IA BIZ Il
BUARD Apply 1909 street, corner 10th. o1S-6t.
ROARDING--IURHI R00Ae-One Bssk
- Parior on fin do0r, and tWo Moo Front 1ooms
Nth b ard. Gail ~ ei1 street, near Post once
Also, Table Boa1o. oct8- I'm
DLeMBIMo, oA1-BITTIAS AND e1WIB.
j A0k Iro@pely attended, 70, o. ssogonahle tegIDD,
yAMte y D1IHM, PrscticN Plumber, 10
Soe Loufstane eveoues ueor ~ gtrost, hcfth -,
Residences, o10 "a stre6t northaoGt 0Deolal4V, I'M
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MEDICAL, &c.

rOEsULT De LEON,
~ 7hs Oldea Esiabl,Shed Specialist ~ tAsC az.
He guarantees . thor. ugh and peedy cure OF 81
nervous ana cutaBcgus diseases and female Com
plants. Sepdyais Rooms for Ladies.
c11 l4th street, sbovs III.
bours. 10 C. II. 20 q, Gtos
CorrssHOndence strictly confidential. octlflps
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T By AUSTIN r. BROWN,
Corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street
Three large double HOUSES, ranging in prlco
Houses.
One whole square of GROUND and LOTS in oil
HOUSES and LOTS q, Mount Pleasant. .s-l,
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p NOTICE TO BUTCHERS.

WAsHIyGrON, d. O., October %, ISIS
Persons doing business - butchers in the Northern
AMke Corcoran Square, must pay their annual
at the COLLECTORS Office, Territorial Build-
Tag. - street. on before October 81 1873. No
extension OF time will be granted. By order Of the
Commissioners.
ocizs St IRepl 8. MCFARLAND, M.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

WILL EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY.
w improved OF uDimpro' Cd, small new HOUSE
acree, pa miles from the CITY,
fOR sALE.Snsll HOUSE,, located northwest.
$50 cash and s 20 monthly.
Wv. METOALF, Real Estate Broker
octf9 St Corner 49, h street and New YORK ave
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nSNOTIOE TO All THE CREDITORS or
Wy BALDWIN BROTHERs-The creditors Of
B.ldTIn Brothers and o. each Of its members, Will
iisn IL and Edward Baldwin, are hereby Notified
that in orier to entite them TO snare in the irst
dividend TO be declared from the rst proceeds of the
properly convey. d By this general assignment the
their wives on the llth instant, and duly .rdsd
they shOuld hle full statement Of their claims at
my Offce on any day betwe-u the hours Of and 6
p. H. REGINALD FENDALL, Assignee,
thws
, 1873-01-09

LOUISVILLE. KY, Jan. 8.--Throo passenger
cars OF train No. 4 from Nashville, ran off tho
track at Belmont station last night at 0:45, aud
ii or 1G paaaongora woro slightly bruised. Ono
woman had hor oyokuockod out. No sorlouB dam
ago was dono to tho trim. Extra cars wero sont
out to bring in tho passengers. All trains aro
on time this morning.
LoulBV1LLE, Jan. 8.-Tle accident last night
at Belmont Station, OIL the Nashville Railroad,
was caused by broken rail. Three cars wore
thrown off tho track, and ran some distance on
tho tiea. Ono turned ovor, ana one caught fire,
but the flames were apoodily oxtingnishcd.
Thoro wero ubout sixty passongors on tho
train, aud about twenty, wore III
juroa, most Of them slightly. Only
flvo or ei1 wero mroh hurt viz: NlBH Mary
crawley, frightful gaal over the left syo, vii
probably loso tho oyo the Hon. Henry D. SO
Horny, N. g., Hartford, KY, En- route for wash
ingtou, shoulder dislocated and bruised about
tho body; Mrs.. Houston, Tusoumbia, Ala collar
bouc brokon, and soyoro informal injuries; n, J.
Daniel, Louisville, cut on tile loft urn, soyer-
lng MI artery; Thomas Stephens. Beaver Dam.
Ky, right hand baQly cut md shoulders much
bruised; II. D. and hllHa Taylor, Chicago ssy-
oral bruises. Others received bruises mud
scratches, but nouo OF a Beyoro nature.
, 1873-01-09

Ono of tho evil results Of Secretary Doutwoll's
Syndicate operations, 1t wan stated by EaBtorn
bankora to tho Committoo Of Ways and Mcuns,
yesterday, was, tint 1t drow bonds ont Of the
laudB Of small investors into those ct spoc,lla-
tora In great money contrcH. This 1cnsonod
tho popularity Of tho bonds and do
ranged tho credit OF tho Unitod Statoa
so far as 1t subjected its bonds to Hpecu-
1ation and tie dnily fluctuations Of tho markets.
Thoso bankers advise TINT no attompt to refund
tho 1obt bo mado until thoro Ia m oasor money
market, and TINT tlon middlcmon bo dispensed
with, and tho bonds malo uniform aa to iutcrost
anH t1nrnfinn
, 1873-01-09

A now chnrtor llas been drafted by the nepnb-
lican Committee for the government Of Now
York City. It abolishos all food officials, md
gives tho preparation Of tho tax-lovy to tho City
Government instead Of to TINT Of tho State. Tho
Mayor ia to nominate Aldermen. Tho Alt!ormet,
select tho heads Of departments, who nrc con-
flrmcd by tho Mayor, and may DO removed by
him, with tho consent Of tho Aldermen. Tho
Governor may rc,novo the Mayor, aa lie may tho
Sherilrs. Salaries of Aldermen and heads Of do
partmonts arc cut down moro than half, ant1
mono Of tho ottlcials now In position aro to re-
main nftor the 18th prox., except Comptroller
Groen aud throo others. Nothing 10 sail Of
minority representation, Which waB ono OF tho
marked featuroa Of tho Oommittco Of Scyonty's
cllnrtoy.
, 1873-01-09

gallon. Flour was quiot md firm. Wheat waa
moderately activo at tho inside quo
tattono Of 1nesday, closing ut s1.21
cnsl, and et.22"6 Bollor February. Corn
was dull and shado easier, closing at oot1o
casl, and 3t}kc uellor Fobrunry. Oatsworo yory
quiet md asondy at 2i11Sta'2l]?Go cash, and 25@
81 50 aollor February. 1syo was quiet, aud NIL
yanced 1o. to G7c. Barley was actiyo and wcals,
declining go, md clqsing at Geo for cns, No. .,
and 53c for No. O.. 1.-Two hogs woro again IN
largo supply, but, Under brisk domand aellcra
woro enabled to arort a fnrthor material do
clino, Ha1os nlnkfng Mt e3.o5@o.00 for common
to choice. The catt1o market waB flrmor. There
waa good locnl and outside demand at $4,000
Gas for poor to choice. Shoop sold At about
former rAteg,
, 1873-01-09

FIRST pAG13-Mooting Of tho 1lllno. Genoral Assen-
h!S-Efessago OF Gornsnor Palmer.
sLCOND TAGGING" York I.ottor-The 1lllnola Fruit
FoldB-Tho Fioi and stablo-Tho House Of Corrao.
uun-ll'nos 1naustrinl unverslty-Doiorrod Tolo-
grama-Curn pearl !. An English Girls Uareor in
tho Trench Capital.
THIRD PAGfs-ThcS Shotre1t Rabbory-Pcrsonnl- -Eynns.
ton Mnttors-Oouny AGnlrs-!Fho City In HI;o(-
Railroad Tlmo Tablo-Tfibune r1ospoctua-Adver.
ttnomnnls
FOURTH pAGE-Ediortals- Current Newa Items.
11FT1E rA8E-Annual Report Of tho Railroad aud
Warehouse Commissioners.
S1NTH FAGE-Moncy and Commerce. -Edmnnd About
on Protecton-Marriod Afor Sixty Ycars OF Court
Ing.
SEVENTH pACE-The Law Courts-Afnrkots by Tole.
Graph-snih1l Advertisements: Heal Estate Eor
G.c. To 1eon, Wanted, Boarding, Lodging, Etc.
EIGHTH pAGE-WaaLlngton observation-disclosures Tel
cgra,ns.
, 1873-01-09

It is reported from Washington tint tho Ad-
risory Civil Service Board will soon reasscmblo
thoro for further conference. Tho opinion 10
Expressed that tho application Of tho ruley for
the past Six months has proved thom TO 10 woll
adapted to the dcsirod reform, nnd it is said that
there will be an effort to extend thom to tho
higher Offices. It is also announced that tie
Board will discuss tho legislation that will bo
noedcd to enforce tho rules. 1t Htrikos us tlet
this will bo tho most interesting and most im-
portant foaturo Of their deliberations. It docs
not socm to be Of much consequence TINT thero
should DO Civil Service rules, or that
they should 10 practicable : and alo-
quato If they may bo arbitrarily ig-
nored ut tho bohost Of any Senator
who may claim tho traditional right Of debating
tho appointments in Ills own stato. On tic
other hand, as the absolute enforcement OF Civil
Service rules in spite Of unwilling Executives
includes constitutional amendment, tho Board
will probably find the confederation Of this phuao
Of tho problem The most serious aud ombarrass-
ing of their dutios.
, 1873-01-09
low tic property, and loavo tho District Attor-
noy to doal with tho tliovcs.

It appears by an announcement In our adyor-
tiBing colu1nna that lnwnuit involving tho uao
Of tho 11yatt patent for sllowalk lighta in this
city and Stato Aas boon. or is soon to bo, COM
nlenccd by Mr. Tllnddoun Hyatt, lilo patontoe,
ngainBt MIR. Edwin Leo Brown. hIr. Iyatt
claims TINT Mr. Brown, by prosecuting MeHsra.
Crawford. Chamberlain Il Co., tho Now York
llce1laoea, llas forfeited lB own lconao. This
patont fB ono OF tito moat valuable Ii, tho coun-
try, mud tho result Of tho Huit will DO locked for
with considerable interest by Chiongo builders, to
whom tho lights nro o 1lccosgity.
, 1873-01-09

It is fortunate that tho Congregational Appro-
priation bill for Legislative, Executive and
Judicial oxponses, by mn amendment of Mr. Nc
Cra1y's. Which has already beon adopted, will
fail to provide for the payment Of tho contest
ants for disputed seats in Congress. Nlr. Nc
crary, in offering tho amendment, maao the
statement that 5105, ,6o1 had beon expended dur
ing tho last Congress for the benefit Of unsuc-
cessful contestants alone. Tho practice has been
30 liberal that It Inns actualy paid bottor to con-
test Congressional scat and bo defeated than
to bo awarded tho place. Tho Congressman
would receive $4,000 year, mud 10 compelled to
spend it all to maintain 1limself in Washington,
Tic defeated candidate would generally rcceiyo
an equal amount Of money for months work,
so that hiH profits wero very much in cxcaes Of
his successful rivals. The practice has amounted
to. tho ofror Of a rowarl for contostiug Con-
Greasional elections. Thore will bo fewor such
caaog llencoforth.
, 1873-01-09
THE NEXT INVESTIGATION,

Tho documents and aflidayits in tho suit Of
Thomas @. Durant against the Union Pacific
Railrond Company, In September, 1867, have
just beon mado public by tho New York Herald.
They giyo complete inaide view of tho ,aodus
ofcrandi Of tho Credit Alobilier, showing how It
managed to got control Of tho entire working
machinery Of tho Union Pacific, aud to absorb
tho profits acoruing from It, Their publication
is opport,lno, na it furnishes son,o excellent
material, not only for tho Congressional Com
1nittoo now III sosaion, but also for tho forth
coming Comnltteoa who will investigate Tho
affairs Of the Union and Central Pacific. aud as-
certain wl,ether any mombora Of Congress aro or
havo boon holding bonds OF tho Pacific Road.
Tho ntory Of tho organization Of tho Credit
Mobior aud the manner In which it conduotea
operations ia not long ono, but 1t ia very aig-
nifcant. While the Union Pacific Road ,yas ur-
der construction, md after ono section had boon
finished md accepted, n Ring was formed inside
tho Company, whoHo object 1t Was to taao tho
building Of tho road out of tho hands of tho
Company which Ind thus far prosecuted it suc-
cossfally and economically, as railroad building
goeH, and enrich tlomselvou at tho cost OF tho
Government, aud tho stockholders OF tho Union
Pacific who waro not stockholders in tho Credit
Mobllior, by means Of construction contracts.
At tho time Of the organization of the Crodit
Mobillor, thoro wAa IN existing contract
botwcon tho Union Pacific Company anl one
11oxic, which covered distance Of 100
mllos rext west Of Omaha, and in Octobcr, 1904,
Ind bcou extended 40 as to include the whole
ltue from Omaha to the one-huuil.cath meridian,
making in Ill alt miles, Th!s vor. lad boon
, 1873-01-09

Tho Chicago produce markets woro rather
quiet yesterday, with fow material changoB in
prices. Mess pork was worry quiet nnd n HhaGo
eaeler, at e1l.8o@1l.05 cash, and st1.oo@,l1. .05
aeller MARCH,. Lard was active and 215GD5c per
100 lbs lowor, closing ut 97.05@7071l eash, aud
s7.37>5@7.40 aeller March. Meata woro quot
aud firm at $50 for shoulders; 55a9@I535o for
short ribs; $4,000 for short clear, and 79S@
756o per ID for 10 to Ii ID grosn hams. Dressed
hogs were In demand, and 80 por 100 It's higher,
closing at e4.s5@A,4o. nlgAwinos woro iu fair
demand and 10 higher, closing at 8S1lo por
, 1873-01-09
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE,

TSnMs or Aunscn1r1foN trAYAnLE m ApyAroH,,
d,ay, Hy tnhlt.....3 2Aln 40
1rt-weckly."..." O.UO Weokly ...... ....... 3.tO
Farta ot Senr nt Tho ann,o rate.
i"rtussnt delay and ms,akos, In nuro and giro post
u!nce ndtlfcss IN full, Including State anil County.
aeh'ttanecs nay bo 1nadc cor ly draft cxuross Post
orfeo ofaer, OF In rcRstoret 1ottora, at MIR risk.
1EnMs TO CITY aUnHCnlNE,B.
II H. e?1vfreh, tmnlny nscspte1 26 cents ror week.
Daily dnl!sorea, Sunday inc!rol u conta nor wook
Address THE TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Eulncr MAdls0n and DraIGurn.sts., ChlcARo, 1T.
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, 1873-01-09
BUSINESS NOTICES,


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ATSTTER GREAT CURE or HIGHLY RE.
SrECTA DLE CiTlzEN Or N1.W YnitX. Will,
kNnWN 10 THE MiSRCANTILE COMMIT.
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,,' No. II Eassau.sf., Nov York.
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ynas have been troubled with tuvcro cough nni nsa
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No' YORK physeta. u!asHcd hoyond Tho rraoI
ct medicine, and advised tn be rteprod Is far a.
rrs ocr.y matters ,uccrno to leayo tits world at
short notice. ~ ~ "
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