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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-07-10

the press OF the state as pressed ..u..t
| unanimous wish that 90 should I.I...
! Meridian. and because certain u.-.
/ claiming to bc Conservative. have La.
much 20 say about THE "llua.uu ...
/ controlling conventions, that $50 N...
/ held as far away from Jackson %. U......
/ so that they have no excuse for ga.rs..
/ 10 the enemy on the plea that thr....
| ton was controlled by ring NJ I..
/ politicians. The convention should U....
/ at Meridian
FROM the Benton Ar...
! We caution our people against ug.r..
/ hdeucc. II il q matter OF vital Imn...
/ to u To secure the Legislature ueNrr..
we divided among ourselves $50 Wi.I l..
| uomiously.
From the NazoO DOm0....
some gentleman bias figured NJ 0.,.
! IN voting negro population ui N....
outuumbcr the whites 5000. Aud f..
| though it be, at least tWcuty-Hy. I..
are Radicals u some form ur 0...r
have white bourbOus, white EliI....u..
! sore-heads, white despairCrs, 900 .f ..
unite 70 swell the Radical majority. A
| 100. this negro majority Is daily UHf...
crease. Every year finds large accuse.
! 70 the negro force Ion the urEfu ...r.
along the Mississippi river with nYu.-.
bonding accession 90 the white element.
der all these circumstance Will DO BID.
] afruIst1IF.0..f
/ 49," W,,I'ip.t H. A.. ,,....
f1,o.ii''..ts i,,,..,.' ,Isar G,.iI a,f d..
,r',ts throw tIinir strength on I'D.
/ the Liberal wing? There is erDar U....
think about 10 thls matter.
From the Meridian J.....
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az" P o,'i a., f., ..,,,,. 1,,..
P,1 - A. W. r,..,.,1,.i, IN. H..
sweep from our platform aIl tfr ,umn..
arising from the driuhct issue N- u.al
my tbs as the idle ab-lrHrluu-. IIe.
rage and Ciyil rights. lhl7 question u' ....
rights - absolct' +" lar as Ihe iHN ~ ...
cerned. Al tht-' itsh'- p" I"E..H"' ...
the recognition Of one D. lhe i,nugN.Nu.#
the other TWO. \ uu dhlhtc-t therefore.
securely anchored iu your social, uIEI. U".
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-07-10

The new Executive Committee Of the
Anti Radical party Of Copiah issued
call on the several Anti-Radical candi-
dates of the county for "A conference
with the committee on the 9Th, Tuerday
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-07-10

WHAT CAN THE MATTER BE?-The
Wmona Advance effectually demolishes
the theory that Col. Beverly Matthews
has pledged his cooperation with the
Mongrels to perpetuate their rule in this
State, in consequence of the acceptance
of Greeley by his party in the last can
vass. The Advance says that such was
Beverly's delight over the nomination Of
the sage of Chapaqua that he desired a
place on the electoral ticket, that he
might carry his standard over the State
and call the freemen thereof to rally
around it. The question recurs, what
can the matter be?
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-07-10

We are Ia layor OF forming -ur H..a=
composed of our trurst ana uuH.ut m..
and making a vigorous fight wr yauU..
elect the ticket. we Cau 300 least elect nH.
iOrity Of the lower Branch uf thr ItGe.I.
ture, and This would hn q great Hdt4ull.u.
Plumber bills. cNtrayagaut tNp.uIIfuu. uI
the public money!, and increased uNuuI
would be defeated.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-07-10
The salary Grab and the Public
Debt.

The salary grab takes 81, 800, 900 out
of the Treasury every year. The n. Y.
Sun demonstrates that at the rate of five
per cent. per annum, this sum would pay
the interest on $50, 900, 600. BY trans
ferring 81, 500, 900 to its own pocket,
then, Congress has practically increased
the debt $50, 900, 900.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-07-10

Crops IN ATTALA.-A correspondent
writes:
Corn crop Il complete failure. Cotton
small and in the grass. | fear that farmers
aud merchants are all gone up"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-07-10
The Bond Question.

/. II. REvELs, Secretary of State.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-22

"Tommy, my son, what are you going |
to do with that club?" "Send it to the |
editor, of course.'' "But what are you
going to send it to the editor fort"
"'Cause he says if anybody will send
him club, he will send him copy
of his paper" The mother came
near fainting, but retained conscious
ness enough to ask; ''But Tommy,
dear, what do you suppose he wants
club for?" swell, don't know" re-
piled the hopeful urchin, sunless it is to
knock down some subscribers as don't
pay for their paper" ...e
A gentleman in Boston has published
book which he claims will teach gram
mar in seven hours. In his preface, the
author asserts that his work possesses
"every germ of thought, every idea of
. value, and every excellency in the sci
ence worthy of attention, while the pro-
fuse surplus nonsense, the literary brush
wood, and the metaphyically perplex-
ing subtleites of the text book which
e have ever obscured the science he has
given to the Winds" 1t must be very
G remarkable book. 0.3
Of Never marry man until you have
seen him eat. Let the candidate fol
your hand, ladies, pass through the or
p deal of eating soft boiled eggs. If he
can do it, and leave the table-cloth, the
napkin and his shirt unspotted, take
b him Try him next with a spare-rib. II
he accomplishes this feat without put
ting out one of his eyes, or pitching thu
bones into your lap, name the wedding
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-22

The heather Chinee has PIE custom
which might be introdu ed into our Land
with good effect. 1t is usual to pay all
debts at the commencement of each year,
and as soon after the first of January as
the householder is free from all demands
he places over his door an emblem signi-
flying that he has arrived at that exalted
position. There is a commendable prite c
to put up this emblem Mt very ear y
day. This custom prevails throughout
the Chinese Empire and among classes
of people, and he who posts the emblem
the first week in the year enjoys the COZ
fdence of the people, and establishes
good financial system.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-22

The missing steamship fsmalia has at
last been given up. She sailed from New
York on the Goth of September with a
very heavy cargo of merchandise. On
the 22nd of October she was seen off No
va Scotia by sailing vessel, which re-
ported her disabled and out os coal and
provisions. Since then no further IT,
dings of her have been received, She is
now six weeks overdue, and it is believed
at the Ship News Exchange in New
York that she has gone down. The yes
sci and cargo are valued at 100000
The Ismalia belongs to the Anchor line
and was built on the Clvde in 1870.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-22
Hair Work.

MRS. VIM. GILMAN, opposite the
announce TO the ladies OF this vicinity, pre-
pared do IN tbs best style all kinds Of work h hair
such as BhAiDiNa, CURLING, hAhfN0 bWirch'
asas asgs LADIES' HAIR WANTED, slsa So 30
mr. which me highssv,pssss win bs Her work
wiieompafs eel ety Netk, Nhlls hsr p'ise'
Ai H,s.s6rls, OF. ss isgs - Fias -ol s-ass szsau
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-22

Emperor William has been challenged
in rather defiant letter from Bishop
Won Kettler, of Mainz, to indict the
German Catholic leaders as traitors if
he can. The cause of this outburst is
the charge of disloyalty made against
them by the Emperor in his letter to the
Pope. If there was any ground for his
charges of disloyal intrigues, there must
be enough, says the Bishop, to sustain a
prosecution tor treason, which he is jeer-
ingly invited to begin. There are ru-
mors of another Papal allocution, deny
ing in general terms the right of the EN-
peror to make any appointment to fill a
vacant See, and pronouncing the major
excommunication against any church Of
ficer who should allow such an appointeo
to officiate. The meaning of this is that
the Pope wants to prevent the Emperor
from making an appointment to fill thu
vacant See of Fulda.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-22
Attnchnae,,f.

soakes p H9hbs, PR D before 4 9; Fisher I,
A. Frank SioSS Tho%pson drtl hshtabuiS county 0Ro
ON the sth day of October, A. u. 1879.
~ the said Justice OF the Peace ssued an Order Of
Attacl In the above aoton w ihs sum od Ninety
four BDiars. ($9iD uN.. OAkkS Il. hpBbN
a Aahta t,lal t,rt fath 1874 '17'i \ 3ti2l6
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-22

'RENr wft1 EAT otr LYouR hFf.
This is n startling injunction but it Is
one that interests those who are CON
stantly paying rents. Rent is vam
pire that drains the life from energy
and hope. IL is treadmill whose
ceascless turn wears out life in poverty
depriving it of half its joys, recreations
and pleasures. Housc rent is nothing
else but compound interest on capital in
suwnce, taxes, and the wear and tear of
other mems investments. f'The ten
aat must foot the whole BILL" no trees
grow for his benefit, no abatement of
taxes in his favor, and no rebate of in'
terest or insurance ever reaches his
purse. The result is our poor but we'll
doing mechanic after ten years Of labor
finds himself no nearer home of his
own because he could not live cheaply
at the start.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-22

ADVERTISING as the means of prosper
ity, says the Pittsburg Commercial, is
not as well understood as it should be.
Nothing can take it's place. 1t is a fact
that no one who has advertised liberal y
and systematically has felt like dispL-
ting that it was the best spent money he
put into his business. A horse was new
es made fat by single bushel oI
oats, so single advertisement is neve
perfect test of the benefits of adver
tising The man with genuine wares
to sell who advertised them in the right
way without success would be curl
osity. .... ........
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-22
STATE OF ONO, q

EXCHANGE.-The subscriber has a
couple Of Crosby's FANNIka MLLs that he wishes 70
dispose OF and would take either monsy1 lrood, OF
building lumber, Those In want OF good mill could
make q favorable Arrangement. 2 3A ttll.1ll
Ashtabula Nov, 10, 20, 4 1851 y. g. NEWELL.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-22
.Ne,c Barber Shop.

LIZ you want good shave, or your hair
cut and done IN the best style, call on 'GEoReE" at
his new shop, inhe basement of the Ashtabua House
Block. ftiasS GRO, srihrsos'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-22
NOTICE.

ALL persons are hereby warned against
taking or removing any Sand or Gravel fom the prem
tses OF the Subscriber from and after this date With
out fret paying for the same. 80
'Ashtabula. June 9. isTs tl l222tf
The New York herald., 1873-02-20

DIX 000 FOR SALE THE MOST DESIRABLE
PlC.OOO. Property within sixty miles of New
tuition or commercial PURPOSES fine buildings delightful
grounds splendid scenery. healthy locality good neigh
borhoOd water priveges accessible by several routes;
terms easy None but first class operations negotiated
ELLIS CO.. Financial Agents, 4S Broad street
The New York herald., 1873-02-20

~ value-The longs established and popular store 81
Eighth cause selling death Of the proprietor.
The New York herald., 1873-02-20

L,ANCY STORE FOR sALE--CHEAP, AND ON EASY
I terns location frs. class Apply to JOHN KELLY,
81 Nassau street. W. --.
The New York herald., 1873-02-20

&O0 0OO FOR FIFTY ACRES OF LAND AT
pOO.OVU Westneld; This land is higher and better
to up into building lots than the Oakland property
which sold there last at 81 700 ut auction For fur
thcr particulars apply to RIKER, HESSE CO.. No.
Pine street.
The New York herald., 1873-02-20
FOR SALE

A WELL LOCATED CORNER LIQUOR STORE YO&
"A sale cheap, doing good business long lease s1d cw
rent Apply 70 THOMAS GAFFNEY, AlcrioneelI - .
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
cnrToN MARKETs.

sALrrNoRH Peb -Cotton quiet MdDEs .e net reeeipis
CSC balss gross 2 bales e1porcoastuse IL baesi sales 10
bales stock lO3af bales ... e.
AUGUSTA l7Coor In moderate demand; Addhng lse
receipts bsles. sales. 10 bales 80. -.
sT LoU1, Feb l7-CotOs frnsr Mddiags l9e receipts 81
shIpneut 353 bales go.
sosnE Fen I7-Co,ion quiet steady Nadlngs l9le ns
recspt sIpOIooEstWs 55 taesi sses LOO bales
reock. f9g2 hsies -
BosToS Feb I7-Conon que little doing Nli!ngs 2lc;
receipts gToss 5l4 bAesi sales 80 bsies siot 100
baiss
GALVESTON Peb I7COn quiet Good Ordinary l6iG net
eepts 224a S5 bales sales l'O bales
T0.l0l bales
CHARIEsros lTCotton Ordinary, III el7.c Good
rnEry l6 d18lc ndaag lsc net receipts alg naes eE
0sles; stocE SIt
PHlLADELPHiA. Feb. l7-CoiteH quiet Middhngs 2ld2ic
sAvANSAH Feb. l7C0toA quiet; Mi1ting i5te net receipts
eIpOsoOlsiWie z65 bales sales III 0ales stock
E.5f7h
SEv-OEIEANs Psb l7-Cotio1 fair demand LOE Nldinr
fsialgc Mdthngs l91 receipts SO bales 8 bates
e1por-to Britain ADJ the Continent Go bAes
fosstE i5 baes sales LOS Ia asi evening" 500 bales stock
1880 bse-
WusSGrov Feb l7-Cotton qBs dddnDgs, gic receipts
Ro1 bales; ssles p bales; stOek 59J hales
NoEFoLE Peb finn Low Middngs l99l9tc
eept iS. bales, eIpoeOGsgS 3uJJ bales sales ~ bales
E1Ock, 5157 bales
CNcISE.yI i7-Coso quiet; NddHngs 2Oe $50
6aiss shipueuts -13 tses. stock. 8.4lT bales.
hKNPHIs fel Ccon arm, iid14gs, 49, dive receipts Z4o5
b1les shiDments.l 559 bales, stock. - ~ bales.
ffor aIsa Telegraph Mareen see Ftrh Pag.l
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
Balls

GERMAN LIEDERKRANZ.
VI GRAND FANCY DRESS BAIL.
AT rHR ACADEMY Or MUSIC.
THURSDAY EVENING. Pen -
and ladies. SIS os
obtained rom the members oi the Soe ns
bores caa oay application Mr Louis Grs 70 Ch-p
5erssL
TICKET COMMITTEE
CHAS UNGRR hheaaneePsoe
w.
sIGlSMUhO KAUFMAN. - Nassau&
H. Staats LeEung, IL Jhahans1
h. STBIdEk
LOUIS KAMNERER. Hakefsl
CHARLES WILATUS 10 BoUerY
e. KOCH. 10 Carrnsd-
ADAM BRAEDTlGAM. Yt bfOtnsH
LOUIS GElLFUSS- stsinssI Jan
THRODORR ID. tT9 5econd-sya
GEORGE kkhBAGH % haH roaIterhln@
G.. 2. L. HOHENTHAL. corner Hiy-eeondst AMI ihra-rs
JACOB WINDMULLER German SAVINGS BanL. Foofth-sTe
lnd FOnreenthst a.,
ISAAC ooan'F
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
Ghanrfs for Buslnces Glen


4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NV.
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES 5 West Thry-'scondt or os West fFen''a'a'
Up to m. st regular ohee rate,
NEW ERA IN The ULTRA MARINE
~ MASUFACTUREOne operator prodnee looO pounds ls
IN mt bours ae A wanted 90 jou Recommendations
u shich had cArge can
be Address n. D., Box loo TnbuDe OGce.
EOR SALE or TO LET ON long lease.
i Grst-cass WATER.POWER and MANUFACTURING BUSINESS
Covered by two pitsHt large stock g timber on band '1a 1
.onrsreu Iuqsra o e. YANDRWORKEh. No. 20 Yeeyt y T.
WRIGHT prpises, Phruicia Ulster COUNTY y l.
DOR SALE-A rare opportunity an 0l9
established and good paTlE DAILY, EEkll, atd jOi F
lNG OFFICE surpe With and DO close proximity rev ot
Cr Cash rec 5000 For paricuiIs iI2I 10 THUS H.
SENIOR Bli'tns \. Y.
DARTNER WANTED-In "A manufacturing
joDbng uu4nsss oVlIg aud psvns capital sqmIel
Aldre-s
ia confidence D. Y. X Tribune uhce.
ITO LET-FOr term OF two years or more
s uekuosn popular hots. hfstc2s Sunm resort
p miles " L. st Tze geaaas an1 a1ga1nee oi L--e' @
BRIGHTON HOUSE situated Perth AIb0y, NJ Tbs Is are
opportunity enrlrag Lotekeepors Who teae goo lfll
business tue f"f luet
psrtieulars address H." So Wlow-st. BrooklTu
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
HORSE and CARRIAGE EMARKET
NEw-YoRK. Monday. Feb. II. 1873.

EEw-YoRK. Monday. Feb. H. 1873.
The Bulls Head Market, the well known
center of the local horse trade found bIOokaded with
such unsurmOuntable masses Of snow that 40 hardly
needed tho assurances OF hore dealers Ooated In hat
vicinity record duh market for the opening day OF
the week. Tho supply In work horses Is ample that OF
nne coach horses fair while ordinary road horses nre
plenty Horse dealers generally disguised with the
frequent storms, the effects OF whch the un-
reasonable slOwness Of the market Is very correctly
attributed.
SemiweeklY sale OF horses carriages harness, &C. at
Messrs. Johnston Van Tassels Auction Mart, tOnOr-
row CTuesdayl the 10th inst. at II O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
C.n,,nn.a crsm Tnird Pnxo.

e,ggisa ss Of shipped ron SAfahNA1 AAo N-s
I..sl. n Februsry, a. aled
hvsnos Feh ls-TslOv ts u~t ...,,s. -, N 49, sn5,.
.ooS Pen f7-EveniRS iaDeeed uh SSS i'~SSs NA- 'f
fSrg-Ss fgVos Psh i7-RveainE-COnnoa Rosn So@sS Y CIV"
slr,s urpeHtne ~ y eNI
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
INDIANAPOLIS,
BLOOMINGTON g. WESTERN
Railway Extension
FIRST MORTGAGE
7PER CENT GOLDBONDS

pss and al Investor, Ar. invited examine the merits
Bonds issued By the INDIANAPOLIS BLOOMINGTON AND WEST
BRN RAILWAY COMPANY secued by First Mortgage on i'
Extension Line Of this 100 miles from
Champaign 70 Havana on the Illinois completed,
and trains will run that section in the second
January The remaining distance Of aS miles to KeoEuh
on Mississippi the branch Of 80 miles 70 Decatur graded
ud track partly down. flushed in ample time for
the business Of 1873 The character Of soil increasing produo
on Of country tributary 70 this part OF The line assure
for very large renuneratve business
Tue road rom indianapolis s2 miles has been operation
18th, more established It's
ings have steadily increased, giving in 1872 an in-
crease Of 1895, ,0O0 1871. Net receipts from
this part of lire alone than sufficient 10
punctually interest all Bonds made and IS
Company rarely that this be said Of any rail
road during negotiation Of s securities
The entire line support Of populOus exceedingly
productive agricultural through and con-
meets important cities, and immense de-
os Of good coal al Of which insure local business Of great
magnitude Its Western and North Western connections sub
sspsv under same couro with prominent roads will
furnish through traffic The appreciate the necessity OF
unusu, Arge equipment providing for rapidly possible
This with elevator under construction expressly
for this road at Indianapolis Will greatly its facilities and
enable IL TO take large offered business which II has
been Obliged TO decline.
Particular attention is asked strength Of these Bonds
which are liability Of owning line Of 40
niles and are also completely 6r and only mortgage on
the extension OF the Jos miles completed, and
more IN graded.
with the certainty that Overnsnt win short
lime be largely reduced hOsrs os Will ind advantageous to
rease At present high prices and these Bonds which
recommend ~ possessing ample security for all Investors as invest
neut they fail 70 prove largely remuner&iiTe
per gold o each convertible into
stock option Of The holder md NAY be registered R'h'
charge Price, 90 currency Coupons
January and JUS l. free Of tax.
All Begorabe securities received best market aes
Full particulars furnished application
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
6dies bn Inrtiou
A. MxRwfr, Aucusresf.

A AxRwfr,
RY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Broadway. cor.
H N5ts Of Boots Works Of Art Pruov Goods Purntare kn
MOhDAl Feb ~ and following daTs, al BIBLl0rHBCA
AhkRICAhA-A PRIVATE LIBRARY Of Books Pauphets and
Manuscript nnng American Antiquities and General and Local
History.
DRIVATE LIBRARY AT AUCTION.-Clin-
tor HAl sAlerooms, WEDNBSDAY EVENING Peh 49, y
oeok sale & elegant Private Library, unusually
select and handsome sechoR illustrated and Standard Works Cat
Tbe Ms.srI JRAvTTT Auctioneers
b A, CI1KE Auetiouser.
SPECIAL AUCTION NOTICE.
~ D. A. CLARK 4 Co,
At Store, Gil BrosdNaY Opposite Donest,
WILL SELL AT AUCTION
An nnsnse STOCK Elegant sILyBRwARB and FINE TABLB
CUTLERY.
AMOUNTING TO OVER $4,000,
Cenenoug WEDNESDAY Feb 49, At 1850 ooioek and containing
daily I'll solA
The soet Of The crd By Bosos
Holiday Trade hut GREAT FIRE 81 Nov
obigel 10 close his Rich stock
BY AUCTION.
The stoek consists In part on
80 Tea Sets Rich DssigrA
Ice Ptehers
800 DEueT and Breakfast Casiora
Cake Baets Pt Stands Center Psoes Halve Gobl Mugs
Holders FoTks lVoTy Handle and sVerPlated
Table cutlery. Gc.
The stock al OF quality
mae
Aensen Britannia Co.. wiIcor silver Plate Co.,
Rogers Brothers Reed n Barton,
A. CLARK Co, aad others.
Ihe goolf VII he erhlbito1 DAY preTo1s 70 sale
atientn Of
wish 10 purchase w Sale positive and without reserve.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18

fine ARTS.
A RI NOTICE. -
n AUCTION SALB
$50 SUPERB WATRR.COLOR ORAWfNgS
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
20 aud a. INST.
Now exhibitions the Art GALLERIES u
sCHENCK. No. 50 Liberty 81
ENTIRELY WITHOUT RBsERNk
Tn. collection architectural nsrse ~.
landscape subjects ,,-...
artists represented OF the hnssn Ftoooo -As -
American schools arc ,-.
T. e. Dibdiu. ADrst3ms
+ R.ub Jaes aoo.
O. Drummond x FN
La,
q Cniksh,ak Hy. Wsterusa.
Pearson, n Appsh
joan Faulkner. r. n A, l. Carte.
J. Dillon. r. b. A., Charles Larea.
William Craig. AGAma
4 O. CamObeh, George Rchsnisos,
Ceorqe sharp C. Percy.
A van Beet AdolDh Burnett
H. Simmons Zimmerman
X A. BSTne,
Kate Gray Otto,
Henry Cafow. II J. Broos
The shOe be SOLD AT AUCTION on IhOhSOAk sAa s.~
DAY, Feb 20 and 81 At Y o'clock aoon - -. so,t,.
EDWARD SCHBhCk. Aueuoneef' NO NJ Jocpt
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
ferlnres dnU meerlHQs.

EerInrRs anu NtEtllhie
." NOU RISE for Spontaneous French speak
u l1g." Address NJ FAyAhGkE. 3 Bass SintA-A
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN-De-
partneas Lecture the Course SI9 "a
b. delivered by Mr. RUSSELL STtRGlS THIS ruerl EVENING.
18th as Subject Ornament ani daHafcture' Admission
T. ADDISON RICHARDS, Coz. sec . n A
ORIGIN OF LIFE-NATURAL EY0LU-
" TlON-ANTI. .DARWlNIAH.-DL l. JARYlsS eataIes, -ts
Illustrations aud t specimens Of 40 species
Of natural massive Organisms evolution commence 10 Hall No ~
Cooper Institute stnesdsY Feb 49, S1 Entrance resl
fees optional
, 1873-02-28

Robert :Collyer, with ringing voice and q mas
ter OF oratory unknown to any other speaker now
living in Great Britain. He Is adorcd by his fol-
lowers and intensely hated BY society and the
Government.
Il. H. Bigelov, OF Worcester, Mass.. is going
to Put in, operation at ;tha Vienna E1hibtion =
model Yankee shoe-factory, doing ali the steps
finished shoe ii aa7e6 minnsutes. WliatEwill most
surprise Europeans will doubtless be to learn
that these seven-minnt ts-maetin e-mado products
require protective legislation to compete in
American markets with the more 1nborious wares
OF foreign handicraftsmon.
WI. .Hehnessey, the wen-known'o AMERICAN
artist is receiving warm recognition from Lon
don critics. He has made rapid prdgress within
the last two years and sold his Royal Academy
picture before it was exhibited. Furthermore,
the painting IAN American autumn scene with
fguree) gave 80 much satisfaction as to secure
the sale ot thit years exhibition picture, which,
of course; at that time Waa s1umb6rmg:fn' theaf.
tiSt'S hra1n.