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WASHINGTON,
Special Dispatch to The Chfenao Tribune.
VAN nunEN's BuooHsBon.

VAN nunENs euooHsson'
WARRINGTON, May 13.-The appointment Of
Jackson Schultz rs Commissioner to Vionna Ia
en Van mrren Mha n,an o9Sr
vii r..,.s.. !. ~ n.M.s q. ~ ,,u.,' ~.
w., w. te. " ~ ~ .no on'cu ~ e'a.es, ano puonsn hls
Hloo OK she asofy' Iho seofetery OF staso
charges that Van Duron is to bfnmo for al tho
trouble that has occurred at Vionna. whilo Van
Duron'a frionde hold TINT aho fanlt lies with thc
goorotorv ~ afnto Var nrron,. .,or,, III, ~
s.v,,toa win, ..tar.st =. :. asts ~. W. ~
a"Al1oo WIN INTEREST," II Ii aa'o snas no WILL
ontor into details, and show tint, from
tho beginning, ho WAS opposed by Fish.
who throw every obstao1o in lila vav To nreusnt
tho Commission, from boiup a Buccoss. f In nm
derstood that Mr. Schultz viii namo hta own ns-
ho tlisof,nrood ''N1
It In sa,l that thn G nnnointmnnt of Judco pfer-
repont az Ministor to Uuasia. Ia yiolontly on
posed by.sanator oonkling, and thu. it vas made
Gnn1rlino r. viii hn rcmomherad thnt anno
ti,ne nGn xyhon tho prosif1ont 11rnnnaoi to an
poInt Piorropout Secretary OF Slate, Conk-
il his na1nc was Bont to tho
gonato he would not be confirmed. Pierrepont
is suspected Of having boen opposed to tho oloo-
tion NOT Of GonIlin1 to tic sorato. It is believed,
hnToyer that tito President will inetgk upon the
annointrnent Of piorropont The latter, it il
aa}t1. will nncent tho annointncnt md will sail
at an carly dato for st. fotorsburgh.
REVENUE ooILEor1oNs.
Tnn1nf7ino to-day thorn las hmm col]ented from
,nfnrna1 rcycnrn f,nrino Tho tan coliact,on tlnya
~ Ills month a5 nnt1 mn which ia eiphtiv II,
o1ccas 1 ~ tba cstrataa mn;o hv ofc;ais in tha
" n,,ran1, - H., am;,, ~ H. ,,roaont
ul nostnuo o"to"" ~ 'uo posinoAn6 u 'A' p1oooa'
nohtn' .,,.,,.,,,,,.,,ro>-
~ iNvEsf!nAI!9;N. tI.s 4.1sC.;
1ne ooolotasy - Iao ntAo1iot 10 noI o~sltt1n'
lpB the evlaenGe IN inc case OF tho nnrveyol.
tonoral OF GAlifOrnia, against Whom cnarBcB OF
curious nature nave been preferred, lhciudtng
the emoezzlonaent Oh OF money nad amounting III tno
aggregate to about seO,o0u.
THE PRESIDENT
loft hero this evening to attend INC army r.
nnion IN Conncctuuts nc. lb c1Fecten Aoro tne
2oth inst, and wl1l probably shortly Thereafter
take his long gtalkcd-of trip to virginia and othor
Southern Statos. ~
NEW pANK,
Tho Comptroller OF tho Currency to-day au-
thorlzed tho Peoples National Bank, Of Helena,
Montana, to commence bualncaR, with capital
OF 3l00 QU0.
f1p tho AS8Ocidtcd fTese.1
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shocking appearance. ..Ho, had evidently, boon
etnothorott to dcath. Kilmar waa tho father Of
Ills children.
SPRINGFIELD, -
hoy Run Over ami Iktllcd-- Correction
--Hresentntion.-TAo Contest In tho
Second Itldicin1 Division.

hoy Run Over amt IktIlcd~- rs Correction
~-proaentntiot.-Tlio Contest In tho
Second INdicin1 Division.
Special Dispatdh to Tbs Chicago Tribune. !
Brn1Nar1EhD, May 13.-A sad accident oco,1r-
rod III this city yosterday which resulted fatally
to-day, A littlo aon Of Thomas Howoy, attempts
cd to got on tho passenger train leaving ths city
yesterday, while 1t VIVA In motion. His foot
slipped from tho p1atforrn and ho WAS thrown
.undor tho trim, tho w1co1s passing over and
crushing ono Log aud arm. Amputation WAS re-,
sorted to, but was Of no avail. :.
A report has gained circulation that IN appro-
Prlation waa made In aid OF Tho 9tato Bonrd OF
Agriculture, and to correct this tho Secretary Of
tho Board publishes tho following card:
srn1HortELD, May 9, 1873.
Of appropriations ao al tho eesaon Of the iNgtsa-
1e 1s c!onSa % ~ ITEM Of sl9oo on account q tho
~ M :. a so 10 m soi
correction Worry truly yours taeoss;d' ..,
mr. Edwin Browne, Manager Of tho Katio Put
nam Troupe, VAS tic recipient to-day Of \ hand
Some gold-hoadod cane from Lodge Il, knights
ct Pythias. At former visit to this city, Mr.
'S:ic1 ho generously gayo to tho aforesaid Lodge,
then tn it's infancy, and In mood Of assistance,
aud this act is intondod to toatify tho appreoia.
tton Of tho nlombora OF the Lodge for tho kindly
aid 80 suitably rendered by Mr.. browne.
Mayor Hay, Of this city, was prostratol few
days ago with an ktthck similar In character to
apoploxy. uo ia now recovering.
1t seomB, from indications In tlo Second Dlyi-
sion, that Hon. John schofold, who was tho
unanimous choice Of tho convention which mot
to nominate candidate for Supreme Judge to
I'll the position mado vacant by tho resignation
Of Justics Thornton, is to hnyo opposition from
tho farmers, ostcnsibly, but roally eomo irrccon-
cilables, who disappointed in not gotting
tho nomination, arc seeking to uae tho farnora'
movement to further their own aoliish ends.
Among those spoken OF arc Con. ninhkcr Of
Macoupin County; Judge Bryan, Of Marion, aud
Judge Oanby, OF Richland. It il not anticipated
that the opposition will amount to much.
, 1873-05-14
DIXON.
Recovery of 1f0dieE--Who nro BtilA
H1tssing-- BuryiNg tho Dcad.-Thc


Recovery of 1f0dieE--yVh0 nro still
H1tssing-- BtaryiNg tho Dcnd.-Tho
Injured.
D1xoN Ill.,, May 18.-Tho bodies OF frank
Hamilton and Miss Potorsberger woro recovered
yesterday afternoon, near Sterling. Tho body
Of Lizzie Maekey was found in the eddy below
tho Storling dam this morning.
Tho funeral Of Mr.. Hamilton takes plnco this
afternoon, under tho direction of the Odd Fell
lows, Of which ordor he WAS an honorod and
prominenr membor.
11r. Potorabprgor took tho remains Of his
daughter d girl Of 1G years, to Chloago this
morning. to bo buried according to tho rites Of
tho jewish Church. His wife, who Was lost
at tho same time, was taken to Chicago last
weeh.
Two moro bodos are known to DO misas
ing-htrs. G. Kentuer and child OF h1ra. Hem
dricka.
All Of the injured arc doing woll, except tho
oldest daughter Of Z. D. Baker, whose case ia
still critical.
DIXON, ILL.,, May 19.-Tho two missing bodies
Of Mrs. Kcntner aud the child Of Mrs. Hendricks
lave just boon recovered. This includes Ill that
arc known to bo lost.
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An Exciting TiIne in Dubuque.

DunuouE, May 13..-A lively fight occurred
tho Grand Wow avenue, new streot. 4 ma3ori-
ty Of tho property ty-holdera had aold the city tho
right Of way, but few property-holdors wore
dissatisfied, claiming that tho City Council had
no right to condemn tho right Of way over their
property, and. determined to contest tho
opening Of tho street. Tho Council anticipated
trouble, md, Wishing to avert It il possible,
procured gang Of hfty labozers, armed with
epndos, a1es, and picks, and, under command Of
tho City Marshal and stroot Commissioner, pro-
ceeded to leyol the distractions in the shape Of
fonces, DO. Disregarding tho tiroats Of tho
ownora Of tho property, tho shorln waa Butn-
moned, and norvod wrta ot1lniunotion roatraiu-
itng thom IN their proceedings Firearms wore
purBed. determined to co-t4st tle' matter il tho
courts. THESE proceedings causod conslasIn,,iu
excitement, and strong feoling is Expressed Oh
both sldeB,
, 1873-05-14
THEY ARE VA0RAkTS.

Those splendid raids which Oaps. Hlokey's
mon o,aeuted laat week and the week previous
did vay much toward clearing out the gamblers
on ito South Side. Still many, md, indeed,
somo Of the leaders, returned to their native
heath. and in quiet and aooroted places resumed
thoIr games, proforring to pay tho tlnes rather
than close their deus. II tho puntsl-
moat In court WAS na sevore az
tbey, generally ssporienoo when molostod
outside, tbs ilk would SION DO run out. Yostor-
day Capt, Hickey and hia sergeants rosortol to a
now dodge, which, il Sustained by Danyon, j.,
will do moro to rid tho city Of gamblers Than
gamblefa for vagrancy. Yesterday oyoning 4.
8; parkor, r. J. Hanklns, lIyman Pollock,
Oharlea Martin, Henry Smith, and John brown
weEo booked at tho Armory Station untlor this
charge, md will hayo I'll examination this
morning.
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mrs mcOorIn1ck i'm Explanations

Fro" Mo Springfield ult) Jonrnat:
from IN "Assooiatton Of tho Patrons of Hua-
bandry," IN Minucaota to @. Il. MoOormlok q
Bro, Of Chicago, II refcronce to tho aalos OF
sss s M o f. 'gshts gTs tS ay s 2s Fop Gp9
eaid they did not do bunfnosB that way, and muoh
moro to tho Same ofYocs. Wo roInarked that
such 2 slap in tho face was rather
e99gEosatiyo. coming from tug a. Chairman maa
cratic party, which was just now Affecting to he
very anxious for tho rights Of tho doar farmers.
hlr. O. H. Mccormick sends us letter In OK
planhtton Of tho unfortunate correspondence,
which, Of courso, nc publish with pleasure.
~ ths Edttor ~ tSs sp3snaaed Journal: 'A' '''''
@isf "he ss R:on; ss . r. i4 s s SS
man et she State Central oonnitteo ' for lti iii:
ss, ensd aszad 81 sd m, any @ H.
NJ i nas.Ss Ra ss Ap 5 Sss e
Western I.nessI havs e say nj hnd ne moxi
until by some means II found il il w way @ into to puno
press month later, though not written nor intonded
having a1c correspondence between SCENTS on imior-
tant sab]ecto, published without my knowledge =,
.ssns a y g s esas s sepa en sss e
simply absurd but while wo aro compelled to use
agcnta in making by far the greater portion Of our
sales throughout tho great Northwest, time, It'll
obvousy tho right Of every farmer or set Of farmers
to employ agents to purchase for thcm: and Il could
not DO otherwise than our pleasure, directly, or
through our agents, to sell 10 farrncrs agents.
And when we are approached by the Iasrons a8onts,
purchase Of onr machines for cash on delivery, and
in considerable numbers, wo ahau, Of coufao,
T1a ns bs2sor noe ' 1ess h'1s
more than we, In The very heavy outlay haso had
to incur, not only In tho erection Of our now aud
tcnsve works. but also Of vcry contly oce4 and osher
buildings In tho ccntro Of tho city.
And We will Alto be prepared md dtapoted 70 aeal
agents. with farezs Or thelr agents, on tme, proyid-
3D. Of courao that satisfactory responsibility for
rnent be assured to us.
As th1a seems to covcr tho principles Of tralo In
yolvc In this whole matter, we'll as to e1press
disposition Of accommodation In tho premises, The
have copied tho Minnesota lcser referred 10, will
obligo. Respectfully yours, o. II. McCoRM1ok.
, 1873-05-14
SCALDED,

A dispatch roceived at Police Headquarters
last night, from tho Deering Street Station,
stated that th1oo mon, namod rhilip Murphy,
John Harnett. and Cbarles Daley. had been
seriously acalded, at tho Bridgeport Steel Works,
early In tho ovdidng, in what manner was not
stated. Tho 1Wo former wore, 1t is believed,
fatally burnol. Nothing further could be re-
caiYn1.
, 1873-05-14
CITY ITEMS.

About 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon, Mrs.
Emma Worner Of No. sol WeHt Madison stroot.
wns accidentally shot In the right shoulder, by
her son, q boy II years Of ago: He supposed It
1t nent off. YAo wounded lady was nttonaod by
Doctors Carr and Park.
Frank Howe, young man al yoaru Of ago.
left bis homo at scneca, ILL.,, last Wednesday, to
como to Chicago, to have his oyes treated bY Or,
Holmes. On Friday ho called On the ooullsf, but
, 1873-05-14
SAN FRANCISCO.


Arrival OF tho Holy of Gen. Canby.
sAN FnANo1sco, May 18.-The Rtenmer John
e. Stephens arrived from Portland this morning
with the body Of Gon. Canby, which was re-
ceiyod By detachment Of tho National Guard
OF California, and will lfo in gtate at the nr1ny
headquarters for two dayB. 1lre. Candy arrived
on the Bamo stoamor.
Con: Canby's body starts East on Thursday.
Mrs. Cauby is particularly dosirous that no do:
monatrntiona ho 1nndn m tnn rnnrn.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 13.--Tho British steamer
Altoona arrived this morning from Hong Kong,
with 1000 Chinese On board.
, 1873-05-14

Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Ttiouns.
TonoNTo, Ont, May ia dispatch to tho
Globe from Fort Garry states that the officer
ssat to tho interior some weeks ago, to- mvos.
tigate tho Indian situation, returned and report
cVcrything in the most satisfactory state, with
% out the slightest cause Of apprehension OF diff
The grand Union Railway station In this city
Is neaEly comp:ete, tho Office being already oc-
cupied, and tracks being now laid inside the
huiling; It will BE- formally opened shortly.
punBhon, tho Wesayan orator, gives bis fare
vol lecture tonight, heforo leaving for Groat
MONTREAL, May 19.-Tho Government con-
tractor Is making two basins for shippers, each
900 foet long by $50 feet wide, and 13 feet doop,
to be finished BY the middle Of August.
"A thousand-dolhr turnout from livery stnblo
has not boon returned and 1t ia believed that 1t
has been appropriated by Designing thief.
Inducements are offerod to servant-girls to go
to Manitoba:
Deaertlona from sea-goIng yoasols are fro
quent.
Ninety-four hurialH last week.
OTTAWA, May l3.-In the House, Last evening,
Mackenzie, leader Of tho Opposition, moved h
the Paoifc Railway Company should DO eligible
for election to tho House, Ho argued In favor
Of iaolating 1t from political influences, and
showed tho House how twenty or thirty shaEe-
terms and command the situation.
The Hon. DR.. Tuppor admitted the force Of
tho argument, but considered that thore would
be inBuperablc difficulties in the way.
E. B, Wood reforred to tho Central Pacific
hallway and Credit Mobilier scandals as showing
how Senators and members Of Congress- had i
direct in.oreat in using their influence, though
not actually shareholders, to tho advantage Of
tho railway, md argued IN favor Of tho motion.
The motion was loat by IS majority.
Sir John A. Macdonald, Premier, WAS last night
arrested and brought to the bar Of tho House,
whore, after the reading Of m affidavit, ho wass
released from cuatoly. His ofrenaa was That OF
absenting himself without permission.
Prince Edwards Island negotiations arc to be
concluded to-tiay.
The embarrassing question Of tho Now Br1lns.
wick School law il hkoly to bo brought up
shortly.
Parliament has fixed tho dnte for tho nasom.
bling eaoh year OIL the 1st Of February.
, 1873-05-14

:: HAVANA, May IA steamer arrived to-day,
with 1000 Carlist prisoners from Spain, to rein
force tho army hero.
An official telegram from Porto Principe re-
ports that tho Loon Battalion recently had
light with tho insurgents, aud that tho Cuban
General. 1Ensoio Agfamonte, was killed. md his
IL also reported killed.
scnor Mendiyo, collector for tho CcnfuogoB
Railroad, while on his way to mako deposit in
bank, was robbed Of $4,000 BY thief who
enatched tho package containing tho money
from his hands ard escaped.
The insurgents attacked trim on tho Porto
Principe Railroad and killed tho Commander OF
Molina Fort, two Captains, and number Of
soldiers
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AUSTRIA.

BERLIN, May 13.-The Doursos Of tho principal
oiticg Of dermany aro extremely depressed in
consouuenco Of tho panio in Vionna. The Gov
ernmont with view to thoir relief, will intro
duce measure into tho Dict applying P!ussia'e
bills and public securities to advances for tho
accommodation OF merchants aud to the redemp-
tion Of tho dobt for railway works.
VIENNA, May 1s.-The operation OF tho Bank
not hns boon suspended.
, 1873-05-14

V1NoENsEs, Ind, May 18.--Two bridges nenr
Brownsville, on tho Cairo l. Vincennos Railroad,
wore drod by incondiarios, nnd a lot OF timber
pilod on the track by Bome scoundrols as yet un-
train south, but the, engineer, seeing tho Light
from tho burning bridge, stopped tho train to
avoid tho danger. Fifteen feet Of ono bridge WAS
consumed. Tho other was extinguished by q
diaries also bt11nod three box cara at Browns
vile last night. No detention to trains.
, 1873-05-14

NEA YonK, May 13.--Henry Coulter, Of Pitts.
ourgh, falling to Hoenro all admission into tho
raco between Ellis Ward md John Big1in, chal-
lengos tho winner to row him flye-mile raco
for u 900 edo, at either Pittsburgh or Spring.
haa deposited 5000.
LEXINGTON, Ky.. May 1a.-The races hero to-
ton, and the woather fine. First race, milo
heats all ages. purao $3.50:
Mouraths jury. .........................1 I
Rssnn1ss, Raemas msr ns ~ ~ dr.
Hrennnns Flight: ....".....................3 dis.
Gibaon'a Hartland.. ......."...................4 $
p'' D'A Time-lis; i:io1
II tho second heat, after passing tho quarter
pole War Jig foil, throwing his rider with great
Tho boy will probably RECOVER. '''>' ~'N~ -'~'
Second race, ~ milca for all agos; purso,
Richards, MAJ. Macon.
Eisle,
~ Tiine-3:ia;t. .:i;; '''''''' ''''
:, BALTIMORE, May 1a.-Baao-ball: nnltimores,
sssata' spsstai m.patsa i to n. Chicago Tribune.
TonoNro, Ont, May 1s.~-Ths grand National
LzorosHo match is to como on in this city on tho
Qaeen's birthday, May "a. The beat Indian
players in tho Dominion are to DO present at tho
adams arc to strive for tho championship Of tho
Dominion. Tho beht Indian cluba are tho
Caughnawagas and st. Regis. Tho best whites
arc the Bhhmrooks Of Montreal and tho Toronto
Club. Tho grounds arc the best in tho Province,
- fold 100 yards long and 100 yards wido 4
NAaHv11IE, Tenn, May 1a.-Tho first day Of
tho =, Nashvllo spring racea is oonaidored iln,l-
tendance good. Pooling was lively. Tho track
Ia thought to bo slow
Tho Belmont stake for throe-yoar olde, mile
heat, resulted aa follows:
aAto a4a!ono., 1 3
!oo 1o!HsnA. !
xAce aa'cAa'.'
Ttme-l:47; 1A77:; l:A9X.
$500:
E'I Ea
e1A hampton. ............s..1 q
Vn V.!o19' -
nos,so,t s''.''s'''...: .:.s.ss..s...s.,ts.so&
port rsoa.t .uH
T4me-1:A3X l:4ox i:4oX; 1:iosi.
Iho frst hoat was won by length; tho aoo-
ond iongsh and half; tho third, both horsea
ran locked all around and tho fourth was won
by half length. Both fayoritoa wero beaten,
, 1873-05-14

Ohio Constitutional Convention.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 13.-Thc Constitutional
Convention this afternoon effected permanent
organization by eleoting II. n. Walte, Of Toledo.
President on tho fifth ballot, and Dudley N.
Rhodes, Of Delaware, Beorotary. James 3. Will
bur, Of Cleveland, WAS choscn Bergeant-at-Arms.
, 1873-05-14

Ocean Steamship Ncsvs.
QUEENSTOWN, Mny 13.-Auived- Steamer COL
tic. from New York.
FARTHER PoINF, Cannds, May 1S.--Arriyed-
Steamship Manitoba, from Glass gov.
New Yonr, May 13.-Arrivod--Stesmshi
City Of Brooklyn, City Of Bristol, Canada, and
Wyoming, Ill from Liverpool.
, 1873-05-14

appointment Recommended.
DEahlo1aEs, Iowa, May 18.-At a meeting OF
lawyers In attendance upon tho United
sthtes Courts, hero tonight, resolutions
wero adopted naming and Endorsing Juatico
Samuel F. Miller rs tit person to succeed Chief
Justice Chase, and asking tho President to ap-
point him.
, 1873-05-14
Murdered for Ellis Money,

TOPEKA, Kan, May ia Mr. ohaplon, late
of California, who had rocontly taken Homestead
on Prairie Dog Crock, four miles below Norton
v,llo, waa found on Saturday BY his nelghbora,
who Visited tho promises, brutnlly murdered,
tRa hoI pouped Mh 4oo%s
had ut difYcrent timos and places incautioualy
displayed about 81 800 in gold coin. aud it is
supposed that he WAS murdered for his money.
No clue TO tho perpetrators OF tho doed.
, 1873-05-14

Mclaughlin Not 1Vantod In Detroit.
DETROIT, Mich, May 13.--The police have
boon notified that mclaughlin, driven in dis
grace from Chicago, has arrived hero, and nre On
tho lookout for him.
, 1873-05-14
FOREIGN.
Conspiracy in Madrid for the Over
throw OF Tho Spanish ~
Republic.
The Pope Too Feeble to Re-
ceive Visitors Yes
terday.
SPAIN.

MADRID. May IA Carlist conspiracy for
tho overthrow Of tho Republic has been dis
covered III thin city. Throo Of tho conspiratora
have boon arressod.
Eenor 6agasts has disappeared from Madrid.
, 1873-05-14

ROM, May 13.-Tho Pope was worry feeblo
yesterday. He had n fainting-at, which lasted
On hour To-day his condition il rather worao,
showing excessive exhaustion. This is hia
oiuhty-first birthday. His Holiness was unable
10 ei1e audience to the populations which called
st tho Vatican to tender their congratulations.
, 1873-05-14

MARRIAGES.
10 MuTT.Mooin w sy; on n%H Mona"T e'G"'nf Moy
ot Christ Ghuroh, Albert Ii. Mott, ot laMptn, IOWA,
AID Ella L. daughter of Or. George u. Wood, Of Uhl.
oARa ~.
, 1873-05-14

Loxpox, H1ay 13.-Ihe Rev.. Thomas Robin
eon, tho eminent English divine, Canon Of
Rochester. and author OF several theological
works. Ia dcad. Ho was 81 years old.
, 1873-05-14

SteMmOF WKCckD4.
MONTREAL, May 13.-The steamer Remand
struck on a rock in tho Laollno rapids Inst eycn-
Ing. Ono hundred and fifty passengers weEo on
board, all OF whom wero landed safely. Tho
yoBsel is d total wreck.
, 1873-05-14
Lcayenxvortla mystcrY.

4 LenVonvVoFth MYstcFy.
LEAyENwoRru, Kan, May t3.--In tho attic Of
an old unocoupioa house, last occupied BY no
1eHh attached, and ovidont marks Of burning.
have been discovered. Tho authorities arc in-
Yestlgating.
, 1873-05-14

WEST INDIES,

GENEVA, May 13.-Mmo. Do Loyson, vito Of
Pero Hyacinthe, has giyon birth to q boy.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
Giiuaiions Uanir6- ffmules.
CEE.s.tsRE R.,r.sIDs.

CEE.R.uR Il R.u.sIDs.
4 ADVERTISEMENlS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL Bs RECEIVED AT rHB UPTOWN
OFFICES Mo- 81 IL West Thirty sceont,t or 3OS West
TSshy third st.. sp 10 = Al regular oIse r,.sN
A NEAT and tidy young girl wishes a situa-
~ tOn private fin a CHAaBERhAIDj hiss The bed of city
Wiling ohhgnY and understands thoroughly
objection " hs esas Can be al l35 Oshae drrs
ssrN
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
5ituations Uantco--& &lalcs
CzERRS, s.lzBS.uE.v. So.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al TKB UPTOWN
OFFICES nos 81 1-2 West Thrty-sesond-sI, SOS West
Twenty thiri-H. up 70 0. m. At regular ofce rates
An A No. / SALESMAN and experienced
~ TRAVELLING CANyASSER abOl starting for CaioHna, Is open
efggeeIt represent Gcsss wholesale lole rGannurlg
California AMI vcuiy also aing rutci s7ak3
AMI Engisb: Address, immediately q. {.
o. No. 50 south Seo0nd.st Nhamsturghi y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
ISEFUL MAN-C0OK or HOuSEWORK-

- By scotch Protestant aad S aged - Isr no ehllrea
good oosehman and aso good gATiear and ase
Of sae mi haDde horses &C. s % good cook Aod
untr-ss also does all branches aud best
ue9auoas be CAaPRSTERS 1873 wesl lhh
Dtb
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
E,ARMER, DAIRY, or COOK and LAUN

DRBSs-By Man and Wife; Children thoroughly uules
stands all branches Of m.oi maehAeS mEns garsung and
good eoehmAn Wife the of mf aud bae iso good
and oBer best
Can CARPENTERS 1873 We llthst corner Greve.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
Gteamboats ano Railroads.

A LBANY and TROY, So; SARATOGA, SO 30.
IA BY DAY LINE bOArS, c. VlB6AED and DANIEL DREW.
Leave VerTt Pies at $50 aud Twntytmrst north Of Bre
ferry :4 Landing lONkES. TARRlTONN aud NlACk
lby ferboal MILTON, P0UGHKEEPSIE, RHINEBECK. Two
II, CAIShL anr HUDSON Connecting all points Wbsf aud
N0hIH rnp tickets to WLSt HOtNT, Cornwall and NEW
BURG dtv 81 TcACts special aud baggage
fherEo u earlfo and n4s
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
Gorscs, Carriages, 6arness, ~r.

At N. Y. SALES AND STORAGE REPOS-
N TTORY FOURTHAvR COR TWENTYFlPTHSf
Every style Family Carriage, aa light Road azo as~ ali second
hand a relsocable prices. Harness u great variety
4 NO. 8 CORTLANDT-ST, near Broad
"A. vav-For Light Carriages Harness Sheets Whips &C. the
and best seectel the CITY. Several eaAerto2 Bug
ges (.rom $40 up.
As THE SEASON is far advanced, we offer
Y our of PULL SPRING FOP WAGONS. and ~ sPlING
AND SIDE BAR aOAD WAGONS, &C. 81 ID per cent below COST
~ JOSEPH KEAL a. Co.,
A0t and 100 Broad lsAE near For-y-dIhst
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
.nISCEEL.z.vEO Us.

E'ARMWORK-By an American young man
Who 9ndss.t.sd: a. eSsnehs. mis Plo~ ,erd ~G's
gvei Goodman best Recommendation Can be CAES
TERs l3s West llth-st. eoTner Shave
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
COICH.XE.N.
n0ACHNIAN

COACHlAN and GARDENER-By a very
~ rspac.ab. agd 81 year who thoroughly understands
driving taking hoes ami cows milling plain gardening, &c.
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