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From the B08t0h Gto0f.
A letter WAS received recently by the Commits
mouth, England, offering to this Government tho
benotlt Of an invention Of his own for utilizing
water power, 80 as to force the water to groat
height, when confined in reservoirs constructed
for the purpoae. Roberts offora tho invention
free Of ali charge. as lo statea that it pains him
to sec 'sHuch mighty power aa there il at Niagara
wasted" IIo offora in addition his Own services
at tho low rate Of Fl 900 per anuum to build aud
operate the invention. Ho says ~ his letter
that 'sif the mighty groat power in Nlagarn Waa
accumulated it would movo great doal." He
statoa in addition that he has . good plan for
yolosipoed aud biceod, TINT he thinks would be
q ] Eood thing for this, country, although. as he
admits, "peoplo around England don't like it. !"
Referring to Lis water powor, he claims that If
this Government would build the road, ho can
take shipa apross the 1sthmuB Of Panama, " In a
box water aud ALL" And yet the Commissioner
deolinep TO accept Mr. Roberta offers. "velosi-
paeda and all.
Many strange Offers arc constantly received
from foreign countries of all kinds Of impossible
and useless schemes aud inventions. Ono OF the
latoHt aud most iusidiouh Of these Is from d
French1nan, who proposes plan !" for expareat-
ing Iona and tigers from tue United States Of
Ame1icn. Ho staten that II ia well known
kini are very fond Of " "catmlnt," aud on thia
basis he proposes to dig, throughout tho coun
try, vast pits OF great depth, aud fill these with
'oatmint j" nearly to tho surface. He statos
that tho lions and tho tigers would Immediately
20 to those pits and jump in; they would thor
roll about in tho '' catmins " and Bink 1t down
when thoy would bo unable to jump out, bu
would become an ensy proy to men stnttonct
with arms for tho purpose Of killing tholn."
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,..on..-. ..,5 .,.t... 1on,i,,a h, ,,,o 5oc- of
nfotnora anu aistota. 9onlte " iI1a KY aoo1 "
slo nuidingf sho tomna taak shu sa oma nSAt ~
er own age hsd gGt out or , tG naaBu, pM19gn8 M
tie oaoy WIN hef s to .,o ogG1a y IT, uu fror "r
oomenoa unaef Sra an IN ,9 camSor hnSor
Soos fjonr thu h @ ira VIVA dronoing from from tho burning
roof botwoon tho ohila a!a the doot M nd ', wilan
aakod to como ont II foiuaoa 70 az ao, saymg. ,e
am s1fo horo. tne IRE do,lt orop nero. Inc
brave 8lfl heslts.dn ons ona on,, u., t4s tha
little ono to saio place. DOLL haVans sho'f
CiDIaoa bulIleHuAt 1HlAoH -,
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THE INDIANA LYNCHlNGS.
Proclamation by tho Govcrnors
THE STATE OF INDIANA. /
ExKQurIYE DErARTMKNT.l /


Ex1our1vE DErAnrMgNr.}
To The People Of The State Of indiana:
Within tho Inst two months two caaos havo
occurred OF public disturbance and vio'at!on Of
law, so defiant and snhverBivo Of public ausllor~
fty, and 20 dangerous as examples to DO tolor-
ated. that 1t became my duty to addrcsa YOU in
relation to them.
Tho i}rat was In tho County Of Crawford;
largo body Of tlisgulBod men, In tho night time:
tho Ctork Of tho Circuit Court, mutiatod tho
records, and took from tho fllos public papcrs,
thoroby to dofoat tho further prosecution of
ponding cause of tho court ~
Tho second, and worry reoont caao, was ~ TIE
Countyof Washington. III like manner, In tho
night time, body of disguised md armod men,
with groat forco and violence, brohp open tho
county Jail aud eoizod and killed ono Of tho pf''"
orcrB. -.
havo delayed addressing you until tho pas.
slorts connected with, and excited by. tho lnat
outrage would eubBlle, 80 tint tlo duty OF oeoh
citfzon might be correctly felt anl unprecedented.
The parseH ogage IN theso ~ nv
lawful authority they 80 disguise themselves
TINT tlloy canuot be recognized md upon tho
completion Of thor work they hastily dpporsn,
md have, thus fur, escapod detection and pun
iBhtnont.
Tho welfarc and safety Of soctoty imporattvoly
reqtire TINT Huch organizations be ut onco dir
bandod. The authority Of law and tho power
OF tho Courts must DO restored in the localities
mentioned. Tho oxBtonce Of such orgnn1za-
tions Ia the midst OF society, with thcir leaders,
thor PURPOSES, una thoir proceedings concealed,
is q dangor and cause Of terror not to 10 en-
dured. Tho people havo right to tue ontoy"
impossible @ whom 1sGch unlawful combinations OK
Neither mitigation nor justification is found in
| tho fact that tho parties mny have Bupposea
| tho cause in tue Crawford County uourt 70 rSo 10
yas killed in Washington County mny hAve boen
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A Bravo Little wisconsin Girl

FF0HE Ht y [8CUssSIfs 1ItpFF slos -.
Thomas Velfo and wife, with family, OF B1na!l
children, aottled in this county aomathing moro
many Ia1dalipa erected small dwelling md
cleared d fow acros Of land, but they wero In tho
Wilderness ton miles from noighbors. 4
fow weoka ago tue father aud mother left
thor family, consisting Of girl agedd sd
two otler olildron aged respectively years and
10 months, OIL trip to the settlement to set q
COW aud bring in some potatoes to plant. After
the parents had been gone few hours tho
rushed to tho roof with wator, but not bolng
abo to remove tho shingles Bho could do moth
ing to atay tho ilames, which gained rapidly,
spreading On the neide Of the roof, until, burst
Ing through, they drove her from hor work.
hho then turned hor attention to saving her
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In Texas ice costa conts a pound, and
beef costa cents.
Tho Boston Directory for 1875 just issued,
contains about 107, 900 names, IN increaae in the
yoar OF 1876. -.
The Buffalo City Directory, this year, WILL
contain 81. $40 narnes, an increase Of 2,302
Near dreensburg Ind, Oh the Fourth, WILL
LeaB,1re.
-" Bitten BY M alleged mad dog is the mild
Way 10 Which IT ID put IN baltimore to aVod hnIt-
ing the dogs feelings should he merely DC
iaboring Under temporary abefrauoh.
The phyalcians report humorous Cases OF
dyHentery already IN TINS vicinity. rms y 1uly
month earlier than thle dlaeaae naah!ly aii-
pears, which Indicates siokly time for August
-AnroFa tlA.) 4eraM.
--Hork on the LhRe Erie @ honisslilo Nail-
way, ~hicn "9a suspended on account OF tne ne,
ciH'on OF tha OHIO Supreme Court Oh the boeAeA
law, haa been resumed.
h Vt. Louis beauty. just 70, WAS maffaeo 20
her fifth husband on Tuesday. All OF tho goa-
temen aafyiyo 4he hfst 1ouf are aolng @en.
"A Long Branch hotel-koeper advorttBos tnaI
place as the summer capital OF the hauon.
Tho Tact 10 important TO people having baslhnHs
With the Government. Washington ls oniy tho
winter Watering H-place-Nong bfancA TIC suAn-
mer oapita!:-.Neso York Sun. .........
M. II. Miller, chief clerk OF tho newspaper
department In tho Now Orleans Poat-Ohce, has
far Of investigation has gono, to eGo0.
George Vowola, Of Muscattne, Iowa, has IN.
| accountably loft his home. An act not conBonant
with his usual hablts.-Netn York World. ar.
Vowels paid hls !. y. U. to nature by drowning
AanseN in the M!sasssipp,. ~.
Tho Cot1eyViue (han) Newspaper (tno
GoMrierl recommends itself after this fashion u !:
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y RlK MoneYs,1

From thA Loutsqttts cos&rter-!ournai, JwIy II.
In an article untler tue above head yesterday
morning, there waa an account OF low three
uarmana drew tho capital prize In the late
Library lottery, Tho information waB obtained
from two Of the men, namod Henry Daaas and
E, ]. Beschart, who pretended to haye drawn tho
q too important mattor to jest about, and, be-
,ideB, there ia no point to such joke. II re-
4uirad tho etatoment OF falsehood to deceive
elr reporter, who took his informants for hoi!or-
lble mon, and therefore gave crsdonco to their
tretenslons. The hoax was at once silly and
poor. 1t anpears that the ticket held by these
men bore tic uuInbor Which drew the capital
prizo but wuA q ticket In tAn second. instcad Of
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Nsto York Dispatch 10 the Bozten Jot!rnal.
Mr. Osborn, Of the firm of Osborn l. Chaplin,
who wero 4ofdon'a bankers, when aakod to-day
about the arrest, said be knew nothing Of it, and
III he did know WAS that Gordon Was swin0ler.
Mr. Jay Gould WIS also asked about tie arrest
Of Gordon, but said he knew nothing concerning
1t. Mr. William Delden, OF Park aYonue, who il
now ia California, told . prominent broher be-.
fore hla departure that Gordon was a fraud"
have detraudel Gould Is about 100000, and 1t
IL to recover this money, or portion Of it, that
quits have boon instituted against Gordon, and
the attempts made, ~ stated, to get tho "Lord "
anco moro on American sail.
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tho 1aat drawing. Wo arc pusz1od to know what
could hnvo induced tho mon to mako falso ro-
port in tho nattor, as they must havo known;
That, In voluntarily impeaoling their own vorno-
ity they aro to that extent impairing their own
credit with business men. Tho Winuor OF tho
capital prizo romains unknown.
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ia their organization, perform thor lisl,ttng
eyon leBs time to extingutsh tho lamps. AZ tho
hbtnnoo Of ground covered Is little short Of $50
1nos, eacl, man Inns to got oyor about 0,000
yartlB in forty minutes.
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COBURN
Madica,l Institute,

Us South no corner r. a. MossGs Gst as IL
gsai1eut an cure forms Il chEone n,d sn.1i1.
rsxanf #; tSssns # nss'; h II;
sn9 and as ad ,laro o1Iura1co n the troatSn To-
prVste lsussea than rysolan II ohisaRe; , ,,y xs r
Sh M%s I'D atsna,e At tho nnn.s e. DE GGDrn.
sn foF hs U0kd 1ua1o and tomato llbonsn
e. INV nlilro.s In soalud enyolnpes Atrosk leftps M
H. r. CDitUliN, l7b and III Suuth Clarks'. Ch!osEn. ~
i to H.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Harvard University,
13TS3.T4.

Members Of one department haVo right to atond !ec.
tros and recitaions in any other department Of the Uni
yorsity without paying additional fcos for example, Law
studpus sy nttond any exercises oy poaao In Harvard
College, Medical students tho e1erccs Of tho Scientific
Echool etc.
The aeeroes ot nster Of Arts Doctor Of Philosophy.
and Doctor Of sconco to Bachelors ot otner h-
situations.
Tho yoar hogns in all departments on Thursday scpt
y. 1878. Examinations for admission to NAltV AND
COLLEGE. the LAWRENCE sUIHNTIF1O SCHOOL,
tho MINING SCHOOL, md tbs DUssEY 1EsTEfu'
TION viii begin m Thursday, Sept. 25 at .. Tha
examination for advanced Htaudtag in the NEDloAI'
SCHOOL takca pnos Sept "a for advanced Htandtns In
tho LAW SCHOOL, Sept. 25. .......-
This Catalogue ncludIng examination papora
Of 1871 7s) may be obtained from CHARLES ". SEVER,
Dooksollor Uunbrldgu price. 30 cents. Circulars Do
scbinR the several departments bo obtained on ap
pllontt0n to JAhtES ". HARRIS. Secretary.
Cambridge, Nina
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APPLETONS' JOURNAL

Eithor tho above. when to bo had In Rookoros,
son postpaid By mail 10 part Of the United statas
on rcoept ol the prtco.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13

Thanks to Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
RON sleepes nights Of pnu watching s
poor suffering echng children only but and
beah-t1e fellow will bright cheerful and refreshed
gums, Wind eoh rtguits The boses- lChns
usuG
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
THE HARDIN ESTATE CASE.

The Hardin estate case was called IN the
SurrogaIe's Court Yesterday and the Interest III the
millionaire whom business associates knew bachc-
lor and few neighbOrs in obscure quarter OF the
town rs married man, revived Bridget Powers,
domestic, resumed her recital Of The eccrniiciues
and weaknesses of Mrs Walker the partner Of Mr. ar-
dins home life First OF ALL she had never beard of the
marriage ceremony 10 which Dr. Van Pelt had referred
his testimony had she heard that Robert Walker
was dead. On occasion, when a. the witness cx-
pressed it, her mistress the worse for hqnor Mrs
Walker had declared that she was gong TO church.
You cannot go, my dear, this evening" mildly inter
posed Mr.. Hardin. Then sue seized the carving-niie
and said she "wOdld like 10 who wouid
prevent it," The witness ran into the hail, and
Mr. Hardin into the kitchen. Subsequently an alliance,
defensive and offensive, was formed tween Mr..
Hardin and the servant and while she held the enemy
sogtiy in her he dlSarmed the iDfurlatcd womau
Then the matter compromised and Mrs walker ana
Bridget went church. Dut during the service sue
holiered for Bridget Ond as could, aud when sue
got ontsd5 she slapped policeman III the face samuel
Hawthorne, shoemaker in Brooklyn, ami tN ilIlanl
Downs. tailor. had bUtn known Robert Walker. Tue
latter, when ASKED II he .ecOgnZcd Robert Walker IN
court his old friend. answered see somebody who
looks very much Ike him. but what staggered
about IL. He l. much changed from what IL was
20 years ago aside from the change in hS appear
ance, ! would say mat he would be RODeTt Walker"
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
HOME NE WS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Sppp.oxp~rp ,r~rrep,y AT BunNUTs IN BROADWAY
f.N-hOS Eoos-570 81 m-56' bmniehi-4f'
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
THE BRooKLYN RING's cLUB-LirE.

The Long island Club held meeting on
Thursday evening the purpose of considering the
necessity OF immediate settlement Of the affairs OF
tho Cub in consequence Of the financial cmbarrass-
ments winch surround it, Michael Chauncey the Treas
urer read statement of the liabilities OF the CLUB
which comprise $4,000 in first mortgage bonds coming
due on Jai l, 1874; nrst mortgage certificates $4,000
second mortgage. 5000; note held by the
city, $1,000 (the Rodman n0tG; taxes, $500
outstanding debts. SOO-total, $4,000. II was stated
that the pressing embarrassment Of the Club was It's IN
ability redeem tie bonds coming due on the lst o Jan
uarv t was stated that the sale Of the clubhouse and
appurtenances would yield enough 70 meet all habi
ties and 10 therefore resolved not 20 disband Dui
into less expensive quarters. The Club has
2gO paying members including Alexander McCue,
Michael ChauuCty, Hugh Mclaughlin, William y.
Fowler, Felix Campbell and William &. Kingsley, but
not than 50 or 4O have habitualy attended tEc
clubhouse during the past lS months.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13

h,m all the military virtues but condemned In
ured terms his tyranny aud unscrupnious ambton
CaTycs apologies the partition OF Poland and for
other crimes Of Frederick was sharply censurod Hs
influence on Prussia appeared most plainly IN two di-
rcct,ons; first he gave impulse TO ratouastic in
Quiries and encouraged the materiastic and aeisbc
phiosophy which has had marked effect German
th6nght. secondly he introduced the policy which has
made Prussia vast camp
Meetings for the purpose OF organizing a new
Temperance Order have been held In the Carmelte
Chapel the Bowery Gran1-st., during the past
fortnight purpose OF the organizers to have an
open order with ritual and reGalia in the other
temperance societies. bu differing from them in the fact
that will avowedv attempt push forward thetemper
by political means. No measures social or
moral tO be left uutried I'm the OF temperance
hut IN addition the members pledged to use tnel
votes 60 elect office such candidates as nave gwen
evidence of complete deN Otion 20 temperance prlnce
+ 5. Lambert OF NEWARK was then elected sPsano
the highest Office Oi Council No /. The Chairman ~ss
authorized 10 appoint committee OF hVe ii o"
arrange the details Of the National organlEu"n
Those present were then invited 10 register thelI
as members OF the Orier, aud the meeting adlonrH'
A conference between the Board of Trustees
Of the town OF Morrisania with Aldermen McCaher9
and Koch members OF the Committee appointed ey the
Board Of Aldermen on Thursday, and the President OF
the Park Commission. held at the Department OF
Parks II o'clock yesterday, the improvements III re
Twenty third Ward being The suDlec, o. incded
Committee OF Conference from MOrtlSinla n
Supervisor William CauldweD. Trustees JdHes boN
Joseph kuntz anG Join TIM MN ngrmhicaI nh map OF
of the Board Of Trustees Inc toI%siaPc9 S"nty s
NeW-fOrk aud the al Joining part OF Wcsclesei outy
\ which Department OF TdlhH mas
| was examined TAe Committee from hofrisan'a c9h-
plaiued Of many grievances resneIhg iIVn G 'nu pan @
carried out 10y tic town commission, Vlch WAs hl'-
pointed by special act of 1905 10 lay OUT hs uslc''
| The New~England CLUBS annual meeting
for the election of officers was hed at Demonicos last
night " A. Murdock acting Moderator OF the assem-
bly, The President, Elliot c. Cowdin, submitted the
annual report, which showed membership OF l02G and
a permanent fund OF $4,000 The TreasureT's report
also read showing income during the past year
OF 1859 92 and disbursement, including investment
in bonds &c, 1869 G2, leaving balance OF S5O 80.
The animal dinner viii take place on Dec. -. the
Chairman Of the Nominating Committee the Hon.
Henry G. Sebbns his report read lester from MI
Cuwdn declining nomin9On for reelection as Presi
dent which had been unanimously rendered him. ana
presented The following list Of officers VINO we're duly
elected:
Pres9eatlsaao H. Baley Fir P''e Pre'de'-Wiham born
SecOad Y TTetdafDaui Appieio1 reirS OF orr geafs
Stewart WoodfJrd LsF Z. Moron, Charles q. Land1 George
Wsike For ydrsBeujamR h. PHELPS; Toosuef-Laluet IT,
NymaG; SeTetgrs-. T.. Hubbard
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13

For stylish and elegant Dress or Business
HA7 70 manufacturer ksPESsCHED, llS Nassau e.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

Wendell Phillips will give those who take
advantage Of the entertainment Of the GALAXY
course tonight al Association Hall, the benet Of his
"GIaDoes Abroad"
There will be meeting of the members OF
Produce Exchange today 10 express respect for the
memory OF the late Adams c. Sumner, who died on
Thursday after sickness OF two weeks He was en-
paged the lgherage business at No. l02 Broad-sL,
and highly esteemed by bis business associates.
At "a meeting Of the Workingmen's Central
Council il Masonic Hail. last night resolutions
pased 20 organize the workDgmen OF the city into
pouiical organization, 20 he known the peoples
Party" Reports were received fromsA TRADE Unons-
stating that many tories had resumed aud
that hundreds OF aborers who have been of employ
r.eBt Tor weeks past are again earning wages.
A very successful Fair is in progress at the
Home OF the Business Womens Union, No. so WI
Joughbyst, Brooklyn, under the auspices OF the man
ayers Of tuition the object being TO raise funds
70 cancel the indebtedness arising from the purchase
and enlargement Of the conmOdious house occupied by
The Society The Home full, having 50 regular
boarders. Teachers predomiDate, with good repre-
seuaton OF sesmsresses. clerks and those engaged in
otber caings !uuchroom in HIcks,st, near Atlantic.
Lar opened by the managers OF TINS Institution On
plan similar 10 the proposed Holly Tree Inns
The funeral services of the late DIR. VIM.
e. Roberts were held Yesterday. al st. Marks Church.
al Tenth st. and secondave. The Rev. J. H. Rylanee,
H. D., gave short sketch OF the life and OF the
deceased and warmly praised years OF usefulness
IN n. profession large delegation from the Academy
0f Medicine, Of which the deceased VicePresident
following were the pallbearers: II. q. Griffin. NJ ID ;
q. NJ Smith, M D. Samuel X Purple, NJ D.; William
ii. Proe, M. D.; Timothy M CbeeseInaD NJ. ID. Abra-
ham DubOIs, NJ d., and Samuel Hall, NJ d. The re
mains were taken 10 Flushing, L. l.. for intermeDt.
The Board OF Estimate and Appointment met
yesterdsy, Mayor Havemeyer IN the chair. resoIu-
zion was adopted sppropnstng y stationery and
law books the remainder Of the present year TIE
Controller stated that on Jan Is and Feb ] next he
4 would be required paw Oui aboat esCO0OU TO meet
bonds que on that dale. He offered resolution aut nor
,zjpg sale consolidated stock Of the City New
YorL fof revepue bonds due feb !, ts.225 100; due
Jan IT, tssSoAg IS total, t.6lb6T %; and the
sale Of consolidated stock Of the County Of
New York due Feb J. ss7S 700; due Jan. TO-
ssoOeo; Total county, t,c9'7OOi grand total ssJl0,
.& D
A lecture on Frederick the Great was
~,vep by the Rev DR. John Lord in Association Hall at
Twenty-tbwdst aud Ponrthave, last evening The
lecturer painted the character of Frederick on large
essss yib ASerai ase VI gloomy c0erinx dc grantee
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13

THE "ELAsTIC TRUSS" sold at POmeTOy'S
No 7s4 Brosdsay, 49, warranted to be the best made
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13

HoLMEs'S BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH, No
Marr.y -st, removes al suIc cty about Burglary.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
iaAnVunct ments.

Many druggists have BURYErT's COLOGNE.
Gents Hats and Saalskin Caps at Lowest
prices T. LhNEN"ElN' lao NASSAU" near sIIa'''.'
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13

IMPORTANT CAUuON.-The wonderful suo-
o aooErs PAScKEAc EMULSION and P.zcRr.TK
wasting loss Of the Of digestion aud assimilation
established he medical
profession sides Of the Aht limitations Of
America aud BrSsnd-beng reality either
pounds or pomade, Pancresc principle
trey useless The efficacy Of e.e Preparations, made by Me
Ssvo from h under the direction Of the physician who
introduced them iusnTe by
and THE medical profession recognize other Pan
oreo prepared the
Of winch guaranteed See Reports Of the Brpeence
and Oanoni Value Of Pan
create Emulsion Pancrsne Remedies in Wasting Disease,
(Churha Loodon To be obtained OF all the principal
United and Csads MOORE LAB New
Bonds. Loodon Cbsmu To he Queen H. h. tine Pane. Of
Mties &c.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
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Ws.tmortlaHd Ro,e'--Seuator A. II. Gragin OF New
u,.dsor Ersensor lamss Harlan of Iowa. Cen
az Gov staf and 6n u y belsrd OF Troy St
M. AoAs iFoslkrGcv n stt o. NeDn r % W "
1919 aPrstcert the Alabama Central Railrcsd Co. ST
.s zoss-waeli phihps Of Boston. Gsey Hoss-Bxtou
no Rochester. nm frcHuS Hotst-Juge :!
1nnsI ~ pshkn n y ana CosGt smith Of Bafao tata
- IesL- Nj Nm scott Sddous Of LONDON
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13

Buy your Hat and Furs at KNOXS, and pro
elegant becoming fabric knOrs stores ave al no II
BroaqssI, PTcsco, House and Fnh AyeDOe Dote.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13

Go to B. s. SQUIRE, 569 Broadway, conner
PTnce who sell, NACHEs ard JHWELKf at ela direct b
iron s&ir, frst hands. Wsssaes repaired hAe nea.
, 1873-02-02
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1873
TO RENT.-RODMS.

ITO REST-A SUITE OF THREE ROOMS FUR-
nishtd have closets, gas, and bath room to gentle
man and wife would rent cheap. No. % North Alb
, 1873-02-02

ITO REST-TWO PLEASANT ROOMS AND PAN
tES Slo month. % MilleF-st.. Harrison and
, 1873-02-02

DIVORCES LEGALLY oBTAE:ED. FEE AFTER
~ occree scandal nyoided nine years. pracr. In tt.
courts OF Chicago. address P. o. b. lGt; "
NC, DIVORCE, NO FEE-DWORCES LEGALLY
obtained fog eause upan equitable terms Call or "a
d1rs3 Room ; no. si7 South Clsfk.s: Iucosa nt,rnn