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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-04
A Diet of Leather, Iron, Felt, &c. !

Diet or Leather, Iron, Felt, DC.
Some Psychologist has been giving a CO.
temporary the results of some investiga-
tons and calculations in this field of diet.
His statements are curious enough: n
When we pour milk into a cup Of tea or
coffee, the albunesr Of them illz and the
tannin of the tea instantly unite and form
leather, or minute flakes of the very same
compound which is produced in the tex
ture of the tanned hide, and which makes
it leather as distinguished from the orig
inal skin. In the course of a year tea
drinker of average habits will have inn
bibed leather enough to make pair of
shoes, ifit could be put in the proper shape
for the purpose. 81 q "a 8 S. e fBs
81 a great many things go into the mouth.
This is not an original remark. We have
seen it somewhere. But it is an alarming
fact. We drink, every one of us, pair
of boots year. We carry iron enough in
our blood constantly to make a horseshoe.
We have clay enough in our frames to
make, if properly separated and baked, a
dozen good-sized bricks. We eat peck of
dirt every month-no, that is not too large
an estimate. The man who carelessly tips
q glass of lager into his stomach little. re-
fleets that he has begun the manufacture
of hats, yet such is the case The malt of
the beer assimilates with the chyle and
forms sort of felt-tbe very same seen SO
often in hat factories. But not being in
stantly utilized, it is lost. Still further: it
is estimated that the bones in every adult
person require to be fed with lime enough
to make a marble mantle every eight
months. -
4 To sum up, we have the following as
founding aggregate of articles charged to
account of physiology, to keep every poor
shack on his feet for three-score years and
ten: urt
Mems shoes, 20 years, at pair a
year - ~ pairs.
Horse-shoes, 20 years, at a month,
as oCr arterial system renews its
blood ever new moon.-y.--.-rss... S40 shoes,
Bricks, at II per years 49,. TO bricks.
Hats, not less than IA year....... $50 hats
Mantels, at Il a year....s.....".,... 105 mantels
Here we are surprised to observe that we
eat as many shoes as we wear, and suf-
ficient number of hats to- supply a large
family of boys thatwe float in our blood
vessels horse-shoes enough to keep span
of grays shod all the while that we carry
i'm our animated clay bricks enough to
build modern fireplace, and in our bones
marble enough to supply allour neighbors
with NANTES. We have not figured on
the soil, at the rate of peck a month but
it is safe to say that the real. estate that a
hearty eater masticates and swallows in
the course of long and eventful career
would amount to something worth having
if sold like the corner lots on State steeet,
at 81 600 front foot hre'10toyi Jour-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-04

greatest compliment 4 ever received in my
life. He told me IL i put on that shoe !
had better follow blacksmithing all my
life. Now I never should have known
how to do this if I had not looked on and
seen others do ii. ''
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-04
HoMETNEWS.
ps..sh q Hon Isnes BEsJS.s.s y. c. 3

WASHINGTON April S.+Hon. James
Brooks is dead.a Ca as
The sloop of war Wyoming, cruising
off the Rio Grande, is supposed to have
some Connection with Belknap's inspec.
ton tour.
|. The wife of the colored fusion sheriff Of
Baton Rouge was killed by shot intended
for her husband. 80
! The Governor of New Jersey signed the
national railroad bill, and company was
Immediately organized, with the following
officers: President, Samuel K. Wilson
Secretary, Robt. A. Carson; Treasurer. w.
W.6teele; Engineer, A. j. Gillette.
Republicans Garry Rhode Island.
The election inRhode Island for Governs
or resulted as follows: Howard, Republic
can, 9.273, and Chace, Democrat, 1866.
- A man was arrested in Philadelphia as
Roser, the. alleged murderer of Goodrich,
but discharged.
Generals Belknap, Sheridan and Meyer
left st. Louis liz, a palace car for Houston,
Texas, from which place they will be con-
veyed in ambulances to the Rio Grande.
BALTIMORE, M. d., April 3.-James l..
Ridgely, Secretary ofthe Grand Lodge u
o. o. +. of the United Jtates, is said to be
dangerously ILL at his home in this city.
Sister Antonio sister of Bishop Lynch
of South Carolina, long Mother Supervisor
of the Carmelite convent of this city, died
yesterday. 80 s4r..u ,s. 81. 81
MEMPHIS, April 3.-The steamer Pink
Marble was snagged while ascending the
Arkansas river. The cargo is insured in
Memphis for Sic, 600 and the boat in st.
Louis for SO, 600.
GALVESTON, April 3.-The Legislature
has unanimously passed a concurrent resO-
luton requesting Gov. Davis not togcom-
ply with the petition from Secretary Della
no and President Grant for the pardon Of
Big Tree, now confined in the Texas peni-
Tertiary. ~ e a e
Ocean Hotel, at. Rye Beach, was burned
to-day. 1t was insured for $50, 600. Part
of the furniture was saved.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-04

d, The successes of the Carlists as against
the Republic of Spain, give to the revolt a
dignity generally overestimated. The
Carlists have thus far, mainly confined
their operations to the Province Of Catalo-
MIA, which is in the North Eastern part of
the Republics province not likely to be
favorable to the new Government. Should
similar successes attend Dom Carlos in
more important provinces the Republic
will have short life. VIC ,Es5alssfd
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-04

q 80 = 4 - -
A correspondent of the Journal Of Hor'
'icutt.tre says .,,re,
/. Take scions from the tree in 1872 and
put them into good and thrifty tree and
10 the same in 1873, and you will get fruit
N alternate years. lz8TEiF'1 -9nsa.s
- If you cut off of thrifty trees the
srowth of 1872 in the last of July, leaving
three or four buds that would come out in
1913, you would force out the next years
buds and gain one year. hsa.1sta'iJ
9 s. Hyou remove all the blossoms on one
lialf of your tree in the bearing year you
win have fruit on that half the odd year.
These things 1 have done successfully.
.sIhave now in bearing the Victory ap-
pies of the old year produced in this way !;
next year the scions of the last year will
bear on the regular year. g.7g yIx
Z, AZ fly thousand dollar fire occurred in
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
THE OCEAN HOLOCAUST. /.
OH OCEAN ENGULPHS $50 WOMEN
AND CHILDREN.
Additional Particulars Of the Loss Of
n the Illfated Atlantic. b Z Z
WHAT THE CAPTAIN SAYS OF THE
LOSS. *
The Bodies Still washing Ashore.


NEW YORK, April S.-The Captain Of
the Atlantic attributes the disaster to the
speed of the vessel, which must have made
more than nine knots to get so far out OF
the course. The Captainseems overwhelm-
ed with sorrow. He said to reporter :1To
think that while hundreds of men were
saved and every woman should have per-
ished, it's horrible, If I had been able to
save even one woman, i could bear the
disaster, but to lose all, it's terrible, terri
ble" He seemed to fully realize that the
world would hold him to strict account.
The latest accounts report four hundred
and thirteen saved and five hundred and
sixty lost, including three hundred and
fifty women and childred.
The cargo generally consisted of fashion
able dry goods, valued at $500,000. Ns',=--
The agents of the Star Line have order
ed one hundred collins for the bodies al
ready foated ashore.
.EwA n g.. s,xea - rTnT1
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-04

svenereal Diseases Speciality-A graduate of the
UniveEsiu Of NJ D.: and Assistant Physician at Bay
View Hospital. Baltimore Has had i've years. sue
cessu experience in the treatment Of venereal dis,
cases. Persons at distance advised to correspond
with him in regard 10 their cases. References: Med
Faculties Of the University of Va. and Of Nd Once.
No. 3. Lamar House. Knoxville, Tenn api4dlm
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-04
WASHINGTON
THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF BROOKS
DEATH PREMATURE.
lnstcaa OIL Departing this Life He Only
Departed for Norfolk. FsffE

WASHINGTON, April 3.-The announce
ment Of the death of JAS Brooks is incor-
rect. He departed for Norfolk for short
Southern sea trip in hope of relief.
Eleven Southern claimants were paid
to-day, aggregating $4,000. )fI
ships at the Naval Academy. The men,
beers of the approaching Congress have
the nomination.. The examination takes
place i'm July. ttttRFf t''tN'fJft
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-04

,HNHE HERETOFORE EXIST
u ING between J. II. Renshaw and ]. N. Hacker
under the firm name of Renshaw j. Hacker. in tn
furniture manufacturing business. was dissolved by
mutual consent on the 18th of March, 1873, Mr.. Rem
shaw retiring The business will be continued By L
N. Hacker, at the old stand on First Creek:
J. III. RENSHAW.
April 8, 1885, /. N. HACKER.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-04

A FIENDIsH ACTSMr. J. G. Allen had
occasion the other day TO reprove colored
boy named Clayton Wilson, fifteen years
Of age. Wilson sought to. to revenge s, him i'm
the body of Nj. Aliens child, only one of
which has asyet been extracted. Wilson
was committed Tor Investigation Nash
vile Banner.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-04

The Danbury AeiCs says the great need
of the times Is copper-toed pants.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-04

3. a. fly. thousand dollar fire occurred in
Galveston. The property, however, was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-05

A TTENTION rs CALLED TO THE SPECIAL AND
n UNRESERyED SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION
THIS DAY (TUEsDAYl, AUGUST s. AT l04 O'CLOCK
AT STABLE NO. 5 NELSON PLACE (NERCER STD,
BETWEEN wAvERLEY PLACE AND EIGHTH
STREET, OF FIVE FINE. HORSES, ELEGANT CAR
BY JENKINS 4. DUFF, AUCTIoNEERs.
tonian Geldng, ls9 hands high years old was sired
by Rysdick Hambletonian. dam Thoroughbred; he has
fine flowing and tail, long neck clean LIMBS good
feet, and can pull road wagon At 40 gait and put
track in proper hands would trot well down in the
thirtes; he Is good gated. fine style and warranted
Also very fast Ethan Allen Gelding, 151a hands high,
years old was sired by Ethan Allen dam Drew mare
he has long flowing and TAIL white hind ankle
and looks and steps like his sire trot day
better than 2.N and is warranted sound. kind and
true.
Also fine black family coupe or match Horse, nearly
l6 hands hiP,. old bred in Kentucky is ine
under saddle gentle and safe trot in 10; and
ranted sound and kind.
Also gentle and speedy black Geldng, nearly
6 hands high and years old raised In this State
and purchased to mate In with horse above. which he
does and they make fine and fast team together are
warranted sound and kind.
Also finest lady's Horse in New York; he is l5 hands
high old color dapple gray: is afraid Of moth
ing; in $780, and will stand in street without
tying he Is warranted sound and kind.
An elegant gold mounted extension top park Phaeton-
Top Wagons, one Coupe Rockaway, twoseat Baske
Phaeon, one single seat Basket Phaeton, single and
double Harness, &c, &c.
N. B-Sale positive. rain shine. Stock be
at stable at all times prior 70 sale.
The whole the property of private gentleman. who
has been ill the past year and his physician has advised
him to go abroad Tor benefit OF his health, and he now
sells to highest bidder without reservation
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

Asfso2naSsssecso AsusEHshtssaSSsPP Pses@Fiin
sS
BRo1RhSS iliIS sOiuhn RnAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcosD
pusrrEss teaft5fI PAGr-sxh
s5s gAeEssth sSssS,, f9um
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-TwELrru PACr-Fourth
racruTih column
CoAsTWisE sTEAMsMirS~srcoNp PAcE-Fourth col
COUNTY, BoARD-EIEvEKrH PAcr-Third and fourth
DANCfSG GACADEMIEs-sEooND PAcn-Pifth column.
DHY 1si fAsrTh o % rMN.HEp eHsEnH AND uN
FgRNIsnEpmFrRsr PAcE-5itth column; .o,n-.u
and
fourth columns p,....,,
PaanFh eSla%n SSan
hSp TO LET
RAofEh AND sixth GS1%1s sc0m0
SSo
HELP P'5SS fP'w5SANSIED-FEMALEs-rwr rAen-Ihird col
HELP wANrED-MALEs-rwEI,rH PAon-Nfth col.
HORSES CARRIAGES, &C.-hnsr PAcn-second third
HoTELs-sLEyEsru HOTELS bnU PAGEwThird y , column. s.,
INsTku . SIIoN.E4rvrsrH PAor-Feurth column.
EosT % AND qo"%n sS
sAesns Column
MIscElHAaEoWs-E iSlS%P rAer-First column.
NUSICAL-SECoND PAGE-Slxrh column.
PERSONAL-FIRsT PAGE-First column -
PLANOFORTES. ORGANS, GC.-SKCoND PAcE-F1rh
sn
o on Hh GR4 FOR SALE OR TO
RENT.SssoNp mt S ND PAGEMFrst YC15 S. column
REAL ESTATE WANTED-sEcoNp PAGE-second COL
REwARDs-F1Rsr PAGE-First and second columns
SALES AT AUCTION-SEcOND PAGE-Second and third
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALES-ELEvE PAGE-
First and second columns, and TWELFTH PAGE
First, second and third columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-TwKLFTH PAGE-Third
and fourth columns
SPECIAL NOTICES-FIRsT PAGE-Second column.
SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS. &C-FIRsr PAGE-Second
SUMNER RESORTS-ELEvENTE PAGE-Fourth column.
THE TRADES-rwELFTu PACE-Fifth and sixth columns
THE TURF-FIRsT PAGg-Sec0nd column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-FIRsr PAcE-Fth
rRAvELLERs' GUIDE-sEcoND PAGE-Fourth and fifth
UNFURNiSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
FIRST PAGE-Sixth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth col
umn
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
A rrESrIoS'
NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY,
NEW FIREPROoF BUILDING,
FULTON, NASSAU AND ANN STREETS
ELEGANT OFFICES TO RENT In THE ABOVE
FIREPRoOF, WELL LOCATED BUILDING, BEING
IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE
CITY HALL, THE COURTS, THE POST OFFICE,
&C., &o
OFFICES, SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS BROKERS'
BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIES. &C. &C, CAN BE
HAD. sINGLy OR EN- SUITE, OF ANY DESIRED
SIZE, FROM lOxl2 FEET TO 26X67 FEET. AT $780,
$780, $500 AND UPWARD TO $4,000. ACCORDING TO
SIZE AND LOCATION
THE ABOVE BUILDING Is
COMPLETELY FIREPROOF.
READY FOR OCCUPANCY,
HEATED BY STEAM, AND HAS TWO FIRST CLASS
PASSENGER ELEVATORS. AND ALL MODERN I'M.
PRovEMENTs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-05

A IMPORTANT SALE, BY AUCTION, OF FINE
a.. rich and high bred Horses, Brewster Wagons
Wood Gibson Harness. Sheets, Metz &c, on Wednesday
Tomorrow August at stable No Great Jones street
at I0n O'clock
of all the fine stock of the late James r. Appleton. who
died at Saratoga q few weeks ago.
Team Of the finest large young blood bay Gcldngs In
the STATE l6 hands ngh both years old last Spring;
were raised in Woodtord county, Kentucky and are
thoroughbreds have fine rich blooded appearance and
as fine natural style as any team ever drven nave ne
lofty and rapid knee action and without vice, trick
fault blemsh they the prize team of Saratoga
this mated perfection appearance, style
and gait; drive high headed and road too long for
them; this rch elegant and booded team must be
to be Appreciated they will be warranted sound Kind
and perfect are the best team ever offered at auction
they can trot S5 gait together sure they cost S.
short fine ago.
Dark chestnut Hambletonan Colt, l5A5 high, years
old last Spring. raised by Alexandra OF Kentucky sired
by Belmont dam by Lexington; an elegant driver, very
promising and ine never trained, and can show
fast gait and elegant under the saddle and safe
for the most tmd TO drive warranted sound and kind
Also The high bred and fast young trOtting Mare MAY
PAY QUEEN, sired by Bald Chief, dam by May Day. !5s
high 6; a handsome blooded and fine young mare has
record OF 2a2 when five years old and has greatly i'm
proved In speed since can with few days preparation
is an elegant driver pleasant and agreeable, finely
gated and reliable all the WHILE Is complete and gen.
tee roadster and warranted sound and kind
Also one side bar Top Wagon and one open Trotting
Wagon both by ewster, OF Broome street; one top
Pony Phaeton one set OF fine double Harness AID two
single, by Wood Gibson; Sheets, &c.
All 10 be positively sold to highest bidder without
ervaton restriction
Stock is now on exhibition at stable.
10.
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A + AUCTION, THIS DAY. BY
"A WILLIAM VAN TASSELT, AUCTIONEER
SUCCESSOR TO JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL).
HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART,
1l2 AND ia EAST THIRTEENTH ST., NEAR 4TH AV.

~, HORSE ASP TARRIAGE AuCTIoX MART Tu
ryhky sAs r3Hsbn9 2E n9Fss SsD kDAS fS
Twenty -four to iortyeight hours given purchasers
CATALOGUE OF THIS TsrTsa''ss bHSs rUEsDAD SALE AT
oENrLEMESs PRIV ATE 'TiHuhkaSoyr-pARK CHEST
nut Mare, l5s hands high years old kind and true in
extra fine horse for gent'emans road use and warranted
sHAKNEss.-sET HARNESS, BUT LITTLE USED,
OTN5 TOP p 'wAG6S~fop ROAD WAGON, NEARLY NEW,
eq stS SSy 4 sreTs'sS sGY MARES s HANDS
high, years old kind and true in all harness free
in Si ns sys hsns fHa make
hHEGhNf GH DOG cHRT BGfLT FEY BY
hTsSseFr Co., si COUPE
.p s Kind nas nns an 1as N 81
55fs COUPE
sN hand. asn & ana s:SesH 4
Ane
NPPGoNY ESTABLISHMENT ,ELEGANT BLACK PONY,
eiier Tree and stylish driver perfect little pet and
"sss$s$$
harness Tse rom Wee superior rSaa;sei trot IN
fears nothing in every respect arst class horse
FINE % M% AND
SAD xiaqS sxr S TFSTTSc EKSRsn
Is nas ns s eeS d 4S o as
wasSp aSP Maaesda9 " q snd sG Mab p1 NEW
BAY MARE-l4x HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD. KIND
snS os Ia M s ssn Ss f aSs
perfect safety and warranted sound
sTivERs ROAD WAGON IN GOOD ORDER.
BLACK MARE, IS HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD,
is a very prompt and stylish driver, and warranted
'os BAY MARE. isH HANDS HIGH YEARS OLD,
kind and true in all harness. free from vice; extra
ne ana sysh and Tsrssed n y soqnd HdNns
9years old kind and in all harness tree from vice
weighs l4c pounds; an extra good worker, and war
Several other Work Horses Description time Of sale
TOP and no top Wagons
Express and Business Wagons
Double and single Harness, &c. &c
"A CRY Auction MART and New York Tattersalrs
MksoR chHs " shkKhR hSctonee street.
rnorr,,u Regular gh sale 81 Ss v.,,u~
rfSGTTiFaHEs, sG9iaEs,s t1ApsdfF ana Sohk Aorses Ats%y'
,,,,n GARRI,A6SfEs,s r E,6fs HARNESs AZ shS ,,.,. &C.;
AT ELEVEN O'clock
THOROUGHBRED AYRSHIRE BULL FOR SALE
savage watch Dog Apply to AASoEs BROS. asS Green
wichs street
A BAY HORSE, 8 YEARS OLD. VERY HANDSOME,
n l5iz hands high all sound kind for lady TO drive
can show 30: is an elegant pole horse; record Call
% Read street, from II to IL o'clock
DOCTORS BUGGY PARK PHAEToNs TOP
y Bnggcs Rockawsys. ak seated Degois, Victories
Eldridge street, near Tenth precinct station
FAMILY HORSE rs wANTED-oF GOOD SIZE
"A and gentle, with Top Wagon and Harness. for
$3.50; might paEehas. separately. Addrcss, iOr three
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REWARDS.

GS0 REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED
spCO Lost going from New York Toms River, N. j.,
long black leather Pocketbook, containing important
papers and two policies of life insurance. The eiurner
Of same will receive the above reward and thanks OF
J: r. FRANCIS, Toms River. N. j., or L. CHEVALLIER,
81 Liberty street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-05
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
n Q.ate Johnston 4 Van TasselD.
OFFICE AND SALESROOM, OLD STAND,
81 Nassau street, opposite the Post Office.

s xSb EsST THF f4SSSs
aPsss
seterzed the dealings Of our house the respect
EFs oS FHFsB Fxs B.T 1gEsPx HsS gR
ELneAN THROWN RSf ia 9G64eE 6RsEs nor,, and Mars.
fs4 hands years; Kind and true in al harness free
m 4RFR fRd II 3 qsys iS He
AHe ToS sD SAs fsppS RSAp WAGON city su in rs
r'5i srABLuMsNr BAY
snd and ss e n az o
M warranted sound in every respect nrst class road
TOP ROAD WAGON, BUILT by GOODWIN, in good
EIs6SST PxhR TtSsSeuri black Marc, long flow,
% and & sna ns true IN
SIDE zR RAb fSqpS %aoos by Benson with pole
BRIGHT BAY HORSE -four white stockinss,, sired by
kind and true in all harness. superior under saddle can
trot in 80; first class gentlemans road horse war
TossE fsAP .Td. BY ,Sq sTyHss 1ss
all harness % naer not Of
in
HORSE Is hands years Kind and true IN ali harness
very T5 sS sGSs frs f52 aos
a nna used rSs Ss crc nnd
sokaEL MARE Dong aaxsn ., ana tain ls,
BAY 9a e%y hs @ SaS
hHY Rs @ n.na a sGuna and true in
harness; an sxseIlent @ worker warranted sound 70 ~
TORS fhaeons no top Basket Phaeion single double
SALE CoMMESCEs AT 1oh O'CLOCK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-05

CYsTEMATIC TURF INvEsTMENTs-IN CoNNEC-
= tion with the English turf conducted by Messrs
WRIGHT. ROBINSON STEELE, the oldest established
commission agents in Great Britain. Chief ofces-79
Manchester, GLASGOW, Edinburgh; Boulevard des Capu-
profits realized weekly by this method Of investing
have proved beyond question or doubt that royal
road to fortune does exist in form Of the English
turf wherein, by iudicious speculation. immense
may be won. These lucrative investments now
allzng in England tremendous amounts an investment
$40 GEO realized 81 5a2 tt gross AT the Liv
erpool meeting. vide appended statement OF Messrs
RObarts. Crouch Vullamy
MANSION House. CRAMRERs LONDON July Is 1873.
We have this day audited the books and accounts Of
Messre. Wright Robinson h Steele. and find that each
holder share at the meeting held at
Liverpool realized the amount of f4S6 after deduct
ing commission Of 10 cent Larger and smaller stakes
(signed) RoBARTs. CROUCH vULLAMY
Public Accountants and Auditors.
Forward address for prospectus, cont aiming detailed
particulars Of results testimonials and opinions of the
press TO 500 Broadway Among the numerous meetings
at which, this season. these nvesmc nts will be under
taken, may specially recommend -
York.-Last season ESQ stake realized f5S0.
OXford.-Last season f2j stake realized E3l2
Doncaster.-Last season El0 stake realized 60
Newmarket.Last Gl00 stake realized e. 2SS.
Prospectus post free. . .
must addressed TO Mcssrs. WRIGHT, ROBINSON Il
STEELE'S Branch office. 500 Broadway New York but
all remtances forwarded direct the London Offices
full instructions in prospectus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-05

GSOO ZOO Is DRAWN DAILY IN THE LEGAL
D.)OJ.COJ lied Kentucky Lottery. Royal Hnvana
and Kentucky circulars tree l2}s cents commission
allowed. Address BAILEY co. office established 30
ia Broadway.
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81 600 REWARD WILL BE rAL4 4 aSp x-s NO rg r2gEs

pf.UUU tons asked for the return OF North Hudson
Company Railway Bonds with their coupons attached,
and The other papers stolen from John Edsa OF Ridge
days, or otherwise said reward will be withdrawn and
new bonds obtained from the company In place OF the
ones Stolen which are Nos g. w. i6 81 3 A. a. a. 49, So
81 900 3l6 5l6, 37, 31S 3 A9 40 $50 So 556, 5S ssl,
from 25 10 20 inclusive Of 81 900 each All persons arc
hereby again notified not 10 receive any Of the above
been stopped. Address d. O. South Shore Limo 267
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CTAMMERING.-AT THE URGENT SOLICITATION
- of several persons afflicted with stammerng we
have induced to reopen our Institute August
of October l. limited number can be taken by making
application Immediately; no pay for hoard SER
vices until cured. MANN COLvIN,
10Y West Twenty-third street New York
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

A FOR SALE, THE wELLKNOwN TROTTER,
IN. Red Robin has record Of 235 Prospect Park
must be sold account OF the going away. In
ouire OF A. MARTIN, 81 Vesey street