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New-York tribune., 1873-02-01
PERSONAL.

Rosa Bonheur we read, has finished II paint
Ings in 25 years.
An autograph of Horace Vernet was lately
sold in Paris for $40 It was signed to promsory note
for s2O
Moulvi Syed Ameer Ali is the name of a law
student in London ,who has WRIT en- life of Mo-
hammed. with critical examination OF the Prophets
writings.
Miss Minnie Swayze has resumed, in this
city the teaching of eocuton which she successfully
conducted at vassar College. AS public lecturer Miss
swayze has proved her thorough knowledge of her art
Gov. II. w. Allen of Louisiana is commem-
Grated by monument in Neworleans, in the cemetery
at the corner OF Prytania and Washington-sts Inc
structure made of Missouri granite and cost about
$4,000.
DR.. Wallendorf, q German, has fitted up
steamboat as floating hospital for persons i'll with pu
monary troubles and will take his patients for Winter
cruise between Malta and Gibraltar, on the Mediter-
ranean Sea-
Florence Nightingale urges women to put
themselves in training precisely do for special
lines of business This is exactly what all women would
Of them we are cheered to believe, doing in this
country, at this time.
The worldly property of certain eminent
French writer's is estimated follows Victor Hugo
100000 francs George Sand 1.2OOOOOf Girardin $500
About 250,OO0f Alphonse Karr, 1OOOO0; Jules Jahln'
75O,OOOf; Laboulaye, 1OoOOOf; sardou, 50OOoOi.
Col. A. III. Markland OF Indianapolis mas con-
trbuted the Of the National Asylum for Dis
aed Volunteer Soldiers at Dayton Ohio the saddle on
which Gen. Grant rode. in all the battles from that
OF Fort Henry Tenn in 1892 TO those Petersburg
Va. ending in the surrender Of Lees army At Apo
nattox Court House, Va, the 9th of April 1866.
The stature of the Emperor and Princes of
Germany is as follows The hight of the Emperor is
inches ines that OF the Prince Imperial feet
IL inches that Of Prince Charles feet inohes that OF
Prince Frederick Charles, feet inches that OF
Prince Albrecht, r., feet inches The late Prince
Albrecht feet IL inches tall Bismarck is feet II
inches.
Miss Eliza Wallace, Matron of the Hospital
at Rurkeville and elsewhere during the war, Is now
helpless old lady, inrm and destitute of the necessary
comforts Of life. The SouSde Sentinel. of Burkeville,
Va states the fact and appeals TO charitable hearts in
this womans behalf Her services TO the SICK ana
suffering soldiers assdu0us and faithful She ought
NOT in trouble 20 be forgotten or neglected
Contributions her benefit says The sentinel may be
addressed TO the of DR.. j. p Metteaur, Worshams
Post Office Prince Edward County, Va.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01
ARBITRARY RULINGS IN THE ALABAMA LEGIs-

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. 31.-The House
passed resolution notifying the Senate of its organa
tiOn.
In the Senate after long and vain endeavor to get
the Governer to put motion to reconsider
the vote for substituting the minority for the majority
report Mr. Cobb Conservatiye) appealed The Lieuten-
denied him the right fappea aud refused
to put the appeal and Mr. Cobb submitted under pro-
test Mr. Parks Democrau renewed Mr.. Cobbs motion
Oreconsder, and the again reInsea
10 put to He also refused the Senator the right
OF appeal from his decisions, and ordered Mr. Miller te-
pubcan) to be which he decided to have been
authorized the substituting the min ority Tor tDe
majority report The Democratic Senators all su omitted
under protest. - .s .-,,h
negroes whom cartridges were carried from an ante
room Many white men OF both parties were also pres,
ent and for time 1t was thought that violence woulo
result The session, however, passed quietly on anu'
after notifying the House that IL was ready Tor Dusnes
the Senate adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01
PRESS COMMENTS ON THE CREDIT MOBI-
LIER.
MR.. CoLFAx IN NEED OF FARTHER NvESTIGA-
TION.
A SECOND TAMMANY.

From sprsaafeh RepHbhoIn (IRd)
The crater which yawned open the other
eruption. IL has already scorohed and biackened ana
stands sgSast an entire country is thrilled with
anxiety aud grief At this moment it is In order 10 re-
Of the story Of Tammsny There is timely and preg-
nant moral for them In that story II they 90 not VIII
were suspected long before they were known They
were known long Abefore the hual explosion. Honest
ton deplored them conferred about them In the
secrecy OF private parors; even undertook IN quiet.
make head against aud check them. Democratic
presses silent about IL or became ITS apoogsts
Scandals ignored hushed as de xterousy as
possible. In O word, the Democratic party undertook
TO carry Tammany We all know what came OF that
The same test the same opportunity, the same deadly
peril that came TO the Democratic party labeled Lam
many" has to the Republican party labeled Credit
Mobilier" The name only IA different; the thing under
il is the Credit Mobllies has stolen millions from
the whole country Tammany stole millions from New.
YORK. It has made itself useful in elections IN the old
Tammany fashion 1t has bought men a9S Laws ae5
just Tsmmany used to corrupt is
more is Going to be known presently Unhappily, the
parallel does not stop here Republican statesmen ana
presses have hitherto with honorable enoeptions per
slated in the same policy Of silence and apology with re-
gard that Democratic statesmen and presses ala WIN
%ssses q that Il %as all rSS that the DAMAGING
were mere campaign slanders aon soiensaa I nss st
fresb in tbs nnblio memory; no Intelligent Republican
has had time forget how the Republican ORGANS wlto
| AZ
public benefactor Just as Democratic organs had pre-
vlously lauded Tweed, or how they censqred US Tor
printing letters furnished by the dsreputabe McComb
I'm word the Republican party has undertaken TO carry
Credit Mobier IL now finds lts load becoming heavier
than had barganed for Will 1t throw IL down, or VIII
IL stagger on under Il to destructionf
CUPIDITY, FOLLY AND FRAUD.
From Bosoa Globe zdm Rspl , .
The public are by this time getting SICK Oh
the shameful detais OF the Credit Mober corruption
and would gladly have tho Congressional INVESTIGATION
finished as soon as possible. There Is nothing whatever
In All the details so far they have been laid open
that can inspire any confidence in public men, or any
party pride Tho Republican party has resolved so
fore oontded with entire fsiph, and has no other re-
source Ieft but TO the haung by tho waysue an
follow ON with those who still stand hfm and untanteu
All of the parties who took an interest IN the
Credit Nober without allowing their names TO appear
"a siockholders by that very concealment admitted
their imprudenoe. But what was tho use OF .donyns
thar lstarast when Il was charged upon uioas WRs
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-Capt. Abbey of the
revenue steamer Stevens at Newbern N. c., reports
having on the 2sth inst. during rough and stormy
weather rendered assistance to the Brant Island light
house. which is built on screwpiies ia the een.er OF
Pamuco Sound the principal keeper had been absent
hrt "a days with the only boat belonging 10 the light
house The assistant keeper and q small boy we're
alone in the lighthouse. and in starving
condition. They had been I've days with
ont anything to eat. schooner had given
them something, but that had been exhausted
Reports also been received here tnat inc
a. n,s,no along the east aud west coast Of Florida on
Dec Is gave assistance TO the Amsfcan nrg ferenSs ore @ ~
York with alcargo OF molassesAand cotton-seeu on val
ned AZ $4,000 The brig was seen out IN the gul wnc
me Northerner was cruising, with nag at hsli-mas,
she was fonnd leaking badly, and the crew was muon
Sbsnsted crow OF six men aud an officer was put on
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFnCB OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OPFIcER
WASHINGTON ID. c. Saturday. Feb. l, 1871 a. N. }
synopsis FOR the past tDentv-f9W hours
Rising barometer, falling temperature, fresh
and brisk norhery to westerly winds and partly cloudy
weather accompanied by occasional areas OF very ght
snow are no prevailing from the lower Missouri Valley
TO Minnesota and the upper lakes very generally clear
weather and light winds and oalms over the southern
States HIGHT south-westerly winds and generally clear
weather over tho Middle States light westerly wind
and partly cloudy weather over New-England.
Probabilities.
For the lower Missouri and Ohio valleys 10 the upper
,akes and Lake Erie rising barometer falling tempera
ture fresu and brisk nOrherly TO westerly WINDS ana
GENERALLY clear and very cold weather
For Teunessee and Kentucky. winds veering 70 west
erly and northerly falling temperature, and generally
clear weather. -. All,
For the south Atlantic and Gulf States east OF the Mis-
sIssippi light wind and very generally clear weather
For the Middle states winds shifting TO northery and
yessriy and generally clear weather. excepting parity
cloudy weather and occasional areas OF light snow over
the lower lake region.
For New England, light to fresh variable winds and
partly cloudy weather.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01
DIED..

CHAsROn Friday Jan g. Winthrop Of George and Aana "a
Chase aged year, months, and ! days
DAwLRY-on Wednesday morning Jsu 3d. Mrs Mary Da"iey st1
81 years and months - .
Sunday. Feb g. inst at Ri O'Clock p
HASTNGs-on Thursday evening 3Oth umo Warren Hastings IN
the 55h year Of his age.
The respectfully ned attend
ne Monday Peb at o'clock from bis late restsaos.
Wavesy place Elizabeth. Carriages will be At the depot
HoTCHKIss-Pday morning Rah wheeOk Hohkss aged ~
Funeral on Monday Feb. g. O'Clock at the hoass OIL W.
Hocbkiss Of South and Broadss, Elizabeth n j.
hITGHgLLOn Thursday Jn. 90 Charles Hssey Mitchell In ths
<9th yesS u bis sse ..,..s A.. ......,
at his ate residence Plains Monday Feo Se,ess
IN Carriages viii be waiteg at the aepos on ne A"n -
lG40 train Sew.Y
mURPHYOn THURSDAY ;sa 90 is3 John ha'rs 10 n' I'D 'e"
bis .,.s.x
Relatives and friends family respectfully requested
his late residence No. IS UnioalVs Wifsstgrsse
Sunday, Feb 2. at l O'Clock m
sLOCOMB-In New wOresns THURSDAY jan 3o CahSt SSosh
UNDERHILI-A Mil Neck. l. l., THURSDAY, Jan. -'fs
j. Of Abraham c. Underhl In the 3 year OF her age
WARDEN-In Paris France jan g. Lydia wife Of Psas Wsrtss
esq a. Francis Warden, aged 81
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01
THE sHAFFER MURDERER FOUND GUILTY

SYRACUSE, Jan. 1.-Henry Fraich was found
euty this evening of murder in the first degree for
killing one Peter shaer last August by stabbing him
with bayonet. His counsel attempted to show that
Fraich was 80 ncensed by certain words reported as
having been said by shaer that he became temporarily
insane and was not responsible for his acts. Judge
Morgan In his charge the jury, sad It Ia no excuse
for man that he has violent temper. The law does
not allow anger an element OF insanity and man
NAV lose his temper and become dangerous but the law
holds him accountable for his acts The Judge also said
IL was be regretted that the Legislature had not
given the courts discretionary powers TO sentence prs
oners for greater number OF for msnslsugher In
the third degree. The fall from murder TO manssugh-
ter was too great.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01
TESTIMONY OF ALEXANDER

TESTIMONY or ALEXANDER HAY.
Alexander Hay was sworn and testified reside In
Philadelphia; was IN Washington during 1884 when the
pending late In the summer Of 1866 he received
order from Joseph B. stewart Thomas C. Durant for
40 construction bonds OF thoPawnee and Leavenworth
Railroad Company the bonds icing 1900 eaoh he
presented the order to Dr. Durant, who hoDored It, and
Mr. Crane and Clark Boil delivered 20 him the bonds
he reesiyed from DR.. Duraus for Joseph u. Stewart
10000 Stewart frequently tod him he had large IN
terests ard that parties to him asking his assist
peacemaker, end TO get bills passed to recon-
cile dierenDes persons concerned n different
branches Of rpilrOads sht the Pavnee sDd
Leayer worth bonds here he deposited 'tbcm in
the Merchaits Nationgf Bank for Mr.. Stewart;
while here IN 1884, witne took interest In tao Union
Pacific Railroad legislation. and at tho request OF Mi.
Slew art no spOs several noUDers OF the COnHnttee
about bill and assisted In preparing ono stewart pad
and Mr.. Huntington, and number OF gentlemen now
here appealed witness TO help them he helped all for
nothing, with the exception Of the payment TO him by
Stewart OF from $4,000 TO $1,000 for services rendered
for Stewart at the request DR. Durant he subsOrbi
for % sha OF Union Pacific Railroad stock in the Fan
OF 1857, which he sold 90 the Credit Mobiier.
Mr. Hoar asked the witness whether he knew or the
payment to any member of Congress OF money or any
vauo directly or indirectly. TO procure legislation. The
witness replied that he did not. He was then asked
whether he knew OF the payment OF money or anything
of value tO any connected with tho press or pro-
prietOrs Of newspapers correspondents or promises
OF the same directly Indirectly, 60 obtain their nhu
10 legislation. wii1draw their influence
The witness gave the name OF W. J, Keeler, who, he
thought. was a correspondent, ana VINO wrote Rood
doal, ana took an interest IN tho road
After further Interrogation OF the witness, the
Committee adjourned until to- nOrr0w az 10 O'Clock IN
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01


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i1I
weak, No sp1aS nominal al s 1901 D Tor regssr: 81
Soft No. Red Woter ~ 0t5 - o5 for ssrps lot At Bse M
LOuis Com steady d3e for No Msa tsst
Oats dali and declining At 2Di0c Tor No. Bars1-e ofeusgs
No spnng .t higher grades arce as sHted os M ge RE
Pok sn 90 Is9si3 Bulh Meats sa sales Of sbssds Il
!c Clear Rib Sides Sic Clesr sfs Sic oose Bseoa fcrx
e for shoulders lie o Clear Rib SIDES &c. for Clear ses psck
LsffDsnsBd light holders sm lie for Sta Whsky 1sh 10
c buys Cae tu ard unchanged al - 500 s6 for Fsf 70
choice Live Hogs CRU % e0~b1 % sosv a. CSC
Corn, i0,OO bush, 0ss, and 5o0O Hog.
hLwkvxgs. fsn. 3lPour quet ard snchsnzef Whsst es~
and n far dsmsea s.es Of se q. 81 90 No e sei Cesa
steady al DC for No. Mixed Rye ir deosBd II 6}
ier No O.t. st,ady a 2sc for No Barley dali nd o.e q
300 for No Fall Receipts-200 bhis Flour 1890 bast
Wheat Shpmeo,s-3 3e0 bbl. Foar. and 900
TOLEDO Jan 3LFioa 6rn and dsBasd Wheat dali srd
,haie lover sales Of Brtrs White Me a 81 o. No Whit.
Michigan 81 Amber Achsa8 v and seller Pebsuafy 81 CO.,
cer Msrch 81 "a seier last halt rebrsay 81 81. seller Msys
81 90 No Red 81 si No. Red. spot 81 III .sIer Aou.
si@ seler May +c Low hIEsi. Bic Oats assdy SOC ssf
No. ~ J for Michigan Rejected, 3sc Clover seed sold s3 -
Dressed Hog. sod q s5@s' "a Rep..-l 900 bb. Foor 400
lus wheat AMI 300 bash Corn Shyme1tsi0o bbs Fsz<.
1000 bush Wheat, 500 bush Corr and Oco bash Osts
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01
THE FIRE RECL.RU

A BANK BURNED AND THREE LIVES LOST. '.
RENFREw, Canada, Jan. 31.-A fire edsty this
morning destroyed the building occupied by the Bk OF
British North America, and j. & W. nerney as drcg-
store; also two adjoining buildings. James McAdam,
James Tierney, and Julia Mcintyre were burned to
death. Mrs Tierney aud child were seriously burned
AT JACKsON-LOss, 100000.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 31.-A destructive fire, sup
posed 10 have been OF incendiary origin occurred in
jackson, Tenn. last Wednesday morning. destroying
property to the amount OF 100000 The principal losers
Perkins 4 Morgan. s25.OOo partially insured Hopper
Son. 5000 no insurance. Mr. Yancey. $1,000
insured for o. OOG Horn King, saloon and building $1,000
Insurance. s3000 C. F. Hogsett, building. 5000 no In
surance; McNuty & McGetrck dry goods and building,
$4,000, insured for 5000
embracing nearly the entire business portion of the
town.
IN THIS CITY-LOSs, $4,000
At Ills p. III. yesterday, fire, supposed to
have originated from boiler in the basement dis
covered on the first floor of the 1vesory brick building
on the northeast corner of Duane and Greenwichsts
NO. 1s5 Duane-st) occupied by Fisher Co. as coffee
and spice mill.
The flames swept up open hnohway so rapidly that,
upon the arrival OF the engines nearly the whole interior
of the structure fire. ChiefEngineer Perey i'm
mediately ordered q second alarm 10 be sounded. and
with the aid Of extra engines the flames were confined
entirely to this building the interior of which was how
ever, entirely destroyed. Damage to building, $4,000
loss on stock and machinery. $4,000.
The adjoining building in Duanest. was slightly dam
aged by water The stock Of Laderer Sons, wholesale
grocers occupants of the first floor and basement was
damaged 81 900 by water and that OF the New York Tea
Caddy Company upper nOors $500 from the same
cause. Total loss s36,5OO; insurance unknown
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01
Gpeeial Notices
Important TO Railway Travelers.
The February Number Of
APPLETONS NATIONAL RAILWAY GUIDE
viii be ready THIS DAY at 10 q. m.

The February Nunber OF
APPLET0NS NATIONAL RAILWAY GUIDE
VIII be ready THIS DAY at 10 a.
CONTENTS OF THB FEBRUARY GUIDB:
LA NEW GBNBRAL RAILWAY MAP OF The UNITED
STATES AND THE DOMINION OF CANADA. representing
all the RAILWAYS actual operation and many which ara ne.d
completed This and beautiful Map, which eI{nvc1
upon copper slOns worth the price charged for the Gud
25
U-EEARLY ONE HUNDRED RAILWAY MAPS Representing Tie
desirable o travel West souh.
North East opposite TO which will be foand tho Tine rsee
OF All for - cent? -. .x... ....
UI-IMPORTANT INSTRUCTION TO RAILWAY TRAVBLkkS
reference purchasing tickets checking baggage, &c. We
W.-MONTHLY ACCOUNT OF RAILWAYS AND THEIR PRO
GRESS Railroad Construction the United States IRON lt1S
TO 1872; Railroad Consultations; Our New Railway kisgst
Soyeregns the Railway Stocks so kc.
v-ANBCD0TBS AND INCIDENTS OF TRAVEL Words Mahf
the Man otGood III The Rnssso Testers The alsalses
Lecture Anecdoe Of Gen. Jackson Dnah New stoeks
ins; Seward and the SnaabOs Dumas aud the Par
rot &c, &c .- -. -.
vL-yE@ RAILWAY TIME TABLES TO DATE
rSy Remember, all for TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
fMPORTANr TO RAILWAY TRAvBLBRS.-Be particular and
get APPLETONs RAILWAY GUIDE Il Is tho National RswY
ne and can all principal bookstores book pee1
agencies hotels the Uot states sad hs
~ AT TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PBR C0PY.
ID. APPLETON & Co.. Publishers.
SO aud 53i Btosdxay
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01
LATEST SNIP NE VS..
For otter @ip Ye,rs see Eloa0 Page

fFor other SHIP Hecs Et0h@ Page
ARRIVED
Steaashp Hereus Bearse, Boston, With md and " w.
DmOck.
Steamsh8p Aibstross, Davis Fall River
Bark q. De Zao Miller Sagua Sdays With s3d yh
Brig Belle Of the Bay Williams ioanola jan nth hides ne
SAILED.
Steamships ftaly LYerDoo Oi Dominion. for Horo ssfp
Auey Melbourne for Pooes
for usntes Brgs speed for euoa a. Tor Dene.; ss<
Tor 3AbaB Burnhsm. for CarDssi Lyis H. oo.e fof So
ysgGi d. Sosi for Trinidad: MgdaE for st. John n b. schrs
Mad the Mist, and Gersh Banker for Psi H. Bsanhs fe~
SaVaLsah.
WIfD-Suudowr light N hsry.
DOMESTIC PORTE
3l.-Arrycd, frCssN OrisanR
PHiLADstPHrA Jan. 3-Ayed Steamship New
York.
Ga jan 3-Arrired schrs A. Glover nonP Phia
deDhia homss Wa from Woods Hole Cleared ships
and L. b. Gchrst for Liverpool bng Helen for Bsrbadoes sailed
steamships Ger Bs:nes for SevYOrt America fot BsnOre iv
Alexandra, for Hyerpool
CHARLEsros s. G. Jan 3Aved steamship Geooss and sehr
Wigwam AewYOk Sailed steamships Charleston. and
New Falcon Baltmore barts Phsods
Liverpool; NeptuHs for Bremen.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HALIFAX S. JO 3-The Allan Line steamship Aesdt. wsie
sunk and aised sgsn arrived from Baltimore With coal fte
stesmhp Chase also arrived The steamship Tiger sailed for ssv
fOandlsnd with mails and passengers --.
The Admiralty Court in the Of the sVphde awarded sJoe
Of $4,000 the Ooe and 90
the schr Alfred Wharton, Tor salvage services
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01

REMARKABLE, VERY REMARKABLE INDEED"
are the effects Of amploughs Pyreto Saline In prevent
ing and curing bowel Complaints smallpox fevers. and
skin diseases Specially refreshing inygoratng; ana
conducive TO health. Sold by all chemists, aud the
makor, 1ij Hoborn-hili. London.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01
THE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

srs gh. supply and good demand At the oloving quotations
T1oar-B1tra Doahs Treble BEr 90 3eSg o0
Family 90 T35sli So Cora. 1sc. osts s5 Bran, 81 20 Hay
none Pork-oh. Sa sew, sa l3t Dp SAT- Meats-
Sboalfsrs SIC Clear Rib Siss 8 Bac0nShoaders
6ic; Clear si Clear sdes o Larirefce, etose Neg
pls sussglsne gdts, CeaD0s. 1i2'te f e fsls Ss1
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01
THE NATIONAL BANKS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-The following is an
abstract of reports made TO the Controller OF the Cur
rency showing the condition Of the National Banks in
the United States at the close of business Friday the
nth day of December 1873:
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01

Astronomical Conauests Of the sDectroscoge b. Pros
YoUsG Of Dartmouth College TEiDUsk LECTURE EXTRA No.
Price, 3. &C. by mail
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01
CATTLE MARKETS.

CHfctG0 JaJ 3CArrLs fairly shppeg gsses;
prices 6m re0ps so; ssles Coo 81 6s663 6t
Choice 10 IA s5 T5&6; Extra II 70 nj seeu
through TeIOns. % 6s0S3 50; corned do rs; ss
mens. Loo
Lys Hoes soys both packing snd shipping prices s<I
sni hnn especially light weights tf0; &
SHsEP acve sri receipts LOO; o. Pair
81 906S5 50; shipmehts i8
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01
FORETGN pORTS

Tho Tribune Almanac for 1879 (resty LAST of Jsoasy carly
Rebrasry will, Ia addition ts contents, hages
PORTRAIT BIoGRAPaI
HORACE GREzLEx
Price, 20 for 81.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01

Jewerywe have advertised in TaB DsrRorr TRpusn for ne
found first class Investment II evey
time. NJ. B. SMITH & Co., Jewelers., DeroH. hichigss
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01

Coughs acbts Consumption arrested and pernasesay
By using Liver On. HAZARD CsuGLLs Coz btEsa
| OIL s the purest, sweetest and best
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01

The Lost Arts, BY wESDBLL PHILLPs TRIBUNE Lscryss
Ezra No. O. Price Sc. Sc BY DsL
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01

HALyoRD LECEnERsaRs SAUCE had Of grocer
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01
90
IOLdi. .-..s...'s-... ...s.ss-ss's.s
Number OF banks, 1901.

The above statement is exclusive Of Minnesota, Utah,
NeyMexico and Montana which State and Territories
are not yet complete owing 10 the delay of certain re-
norts probably occasioned by the storms.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
This being private bill day, large number
of private bills reported and passed AT 4:2o p IL.
ndinnrneh
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01

4O-Dr. Cotton. 10 Cooper institute give. she 70 pstssts
every daJ for the painless Of teeth Come Hesdqase
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01

board, bawser then n 20 her and abe was towed
70 Key West tho men from the Hertnernsr relieving st
the pumps IEff "A
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01
The BRAIN

The Brain
sS. font,nb.,d Of all sns.on governs snd eoa'rs .ss
TGof impaired BY disease 2. s.a. s s.
ss s SssS Is Re nerves e S%sh Ses aSs
ssTSs SoS sss as.
Pss IL S S1 .1:s :s # ss SssSS S ID al & a.
ad.n. yo.s prompt S"r d. . fs a 10 sas sia
Phosphorus Is Tie life Of the stem inipeas
abe s:Ss, food sGSP % II aYPoiaSsPrss OF
LINE AND SODA which heshtu sst9aian uahnng rosAs
usass sSS Grss upon
.s .. 1ssas dc as ss a:oss s,as s
Ss y PHs;l;E P%csEsfks ~ z c ptt cs ssi Jssa
sc,fnss IL fspSI.s ST. iAs facssp. Rsspi'
Pour American Institute Lectures complete With ls.rsca on ssA
''''" TO- TRIBUNE LECTURE sxrRA, No: p nov r,.d1
.n S:1'fS; q. sSes:seps sPea @ '1 .i C.
qae. the spsclrCseqps by t YoSss. Our Ps1' Me-.
edge of Af fsBsS sfH 3 z gscT6es e ss'E Exrss
Contains '' ''?Sifis siPf r'' I
Contains Prof TySd.l. Sir sei:nsse Lsers. ca Light 0'"P
with "''''''' con" '' ' A$aisss q ssgroRk rsausn
The workinswemon's Pss,ecsiys gaI9n.
sas s.slsI Ss sA' -ss
cSPYSTs c!ssEs a. IS .,es . 70 .:.. -
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