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CHEAP FREIGHTs TO THE EABT

When 1t ia notorious that tho railway routoa
from the Woat to tho East are so INADEQUATE to
tho transportation Of tho freight offered TINT
they cannot take more than one ton In
four, 1t ia useless to talk OF low
ratos of freight to the eeaboard. The time
las. however, now como when tho railroads
OF tho Northwestern system muat themselves
unite md give their energiea to the establish
ment Of route which, while admitting trans.or-
tntion at low rates, will be sufficient to carry OH
every pound Of freight brought from the interior
to the lakc ports. So long as there is a limit
upon the amount that can be transported honco.
so long thore must bo a limit upon the business
Of all these roada. They aro all Interested in
cheap transportation to the East. Whatever may
have been their alliances with the Eastoru roads.
thair intoroats are those Of the people OF these
States. >-
What they need, and must have, In cboaper
freight rate east Of Chicago than, in the
opinion ofour bost railway managers, 1t will ever
be possible for my number of railways to tho
seaboard ogfvc. Tho average all-rail freight on
corn last year to New York WAS 2o.1 conts per
bnshol, and 31.2 for wheat. The opinion of
those best experienced in such mattera u.s.
that it novor can bo reduced by rail
oolow 20 cents por bushel. while tho
aamo persons assert that by tue st.
Lawrence route in vessels of larger tonnage, 1t
can be shipped to Montreal ut Il centg. Take
the difference at cents por brshel in favor of
IN Inn ,Ao
interest Of our railways to secure it Tho fol-
lowing table, maao up from tho statistics in
Poor's Manual, shows tho number of miles,
leased lines Included, and the capital of the rail-
waya to which wo refer:
, 1873-02-12

Mr. Farnsworth's bill providing for the pre.
payment OF all newspaper and printed matter
posfage, and reducing tue ratio on lettors to two
censs' was reported yesterday in the House, and
se'osal Interesting atatlstics wore presented in
tts favor. The revenue colleotea from 81,
printed matter during tho last fiscal year was
Ast'o loss than one million dollars, but lad the
postage thereon been prepaid the receipts would
have beon nearly three millions. After discus
sion, the bill passed. The section relating to
letter postage takes OBJECT on July next, md
that on newspapers On Jan. l, 1874. Under tue
ne" law tho postage on daily papers will 10
fifteen cents por quarter.
, 1873-02-12

Tho intimaton that Nr. s. s. Cox, of New
iork' may yet be retained in Congress, will be re-
ce'Ted with qualification by all parties, and in all
sec1'ons OF tho country. Tho prospect is based
upon tho probable resignation or expulsion of
'lF' bfooks, IN which cyont 1t is said that nIr.
Co1 will bo returned from Mr. Brooke District.
Mr. COX would be welcomed back at tho next
session by his colleagues, On account Of 1,ia long
experience, Uniform courtesy, fairness, aud good
nature, and the people Of Now York gouera],v
'7ould rejoice at the retention Of 40 ablo and
honest 4 Congressman.
, 1873-02-12

Tho Common Council have acted wisely In pro-
Vldlng by law for tue prohibition OF soats In tho
aisles Of placoa OF public amusement. Tho pro.
hibition ia right in itself md very timely. Tn
cases OF an alarm, these scats add to tho general
consternatlon, and Immediately arrest all o1it
from the building. The aislos should not only
be Kept clear, bnt the placing OF seats there
should bo punished promptly. The ordinance
WAS reoommitted to bo amended 60 al to include
churches, and all the reasona for tho prohibition
OF 'oatS in the a!slos Of one place apply with
squal force to Ill othor places, whether they DO
shurclles, 1ecture-rooms, or elsewhere. With
tho atales blocked up with seats, tho audience ia
Us completely locked IN as II there woro no
moans OF exit, and the danger OF being thrown
down, and perhaps killed, Is always Imminent
, 1873-02-12
CONTENTS or ro.pAYs TRIBUNE.

fiHsT PAdE-Washlnkton Nows: Tho Credit Mob,tlor
hnstuesa; Proceedings ia Uongross-Adyortise.
msnts.
SECOND pAGE-The Pcrfunnory War: IIydo Park Cats
see.back-santter, Mattcrs-Fomalo 'suTrsgo-
ansnfanee uiaima Validity Of tho Onc.Ycar Clause
10 10 Po'etes-l1icfoy and Guud Arc Thoy or Ar
yMo5 I,a Not nomo7od !-Brutal Murder. A Mao'
Afltea ny Returned Oonvtct-Washinuon Lcttor-
News Paragraph.
Third PA0E~The Law Courta-persona1 Itoms-Tho
nreat "eaern 1nsufanco Compans's Oase-Dsivsr
atonoonced uny = Anlusomonts Tho City In
bF1ot Tho aouth CLARK strost 6toam Railroad
ifsok-hllaccllaneous 1cms-IaLlroad Time Table
Advertisements.
toulsfH PAGE-Editorala. Cboap Freiehta to the
East; Tho Spanish Crisis. Tho Fot.!lfzlnE Factory,
4,,, Ubitnar3-Notes and Opnlon-Cuz1ent Nows Items
FIFTH PAoE-aprlnEaeid MatteEs-Ohoago Dry Goods
., Markot-hiaskes BY Observation-Disclosures.
ss;. nt1IA PAuE-h1onetAsY and Commercial.
SEVENTH PAGE-DoaEd Of EduoatIon--Tho Curt,a
Lootnro-Bmaif Advertisements: Real Estato For
ssio' TO hont, Wauted, boarding, Lodging, Eta,
EidHIH PAGh-atato Lcgiaaturos = Foreign Now
York Observation-Disclosures Tolograms.Adyer.
tlssmone.
, 1873-02-12

At the sitting Of the Poland Credit Mobiller
COMMITTEE yesterday, oakes Ames produced his
memorandum book, and read entries therein, In
which occurred the namos Of Mcssrs. Horny Viii
son, Dawes, Colfax, Allison, J. r. Wilson, Bine-
ham, Patterson, Garfield, Kelloy, and Painter.
The namo Of Schuyler colfax appears in connec-
ton with three separate transactions. one for
S5sa72 one for 81 200, and the third for 500. .75
Tho first and last only we're dated. During tho
courae OF bis examination, Ames again stated
tlat he gave Colfax a check for 81, 400,
, 1873-02-12

The French Government has shown yory re-
markablo consideration for American ausceptI-
bnlt'ea' Victorlon sarlou recently wrote play,
called "Unole Sam, in which, as was charged,
10 showed great diHrcspoct for republican insti
tltions and for American socal manners. The
Toauls WIS that tho Government intordtctol lin
performance, but waa good enough to Intimate
that 1t wsula removo itB veto II II. sardou would
ask the American Minister to certify TINT lin
Government would not take offence ut tho por-
formance. This Ii, Sarlou rofused to d.
and Mr. Waahburne, himself, very naturally
declared In II. 6asdou'a favor by stating
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only Quo Of long series OF political porsccu-
tions to which ho has boon snbtooted. ANA
| dous won't to BpAin boeauso l,o helioyod tho
| pooplo Of Spain lad callod him through tho
cortos, and Ind confidence In lin. He wont
shoro with tho goodwill Of evory powor In Europe
and thoro Was goneral feoling Of confidence
that at last Spain had good ruler, and would
Lave stable Government. He malo no prom
isos, except TINT ho would conduct tho aovorn-
mont to tho bost Of his nblity. In tho fulfill
mont of thfs promise, he Inns had his own good
judgment aud tho sage advice Of Victor EMANUEL,
and lro las boon tho best ruler Spain has lad for
many years, notwithstanding that he has lad to
contend againat tho periodical uprisinga Of Car
llstH, tho constant intriguea and cabals Of fac
ttons, oatonalbly supporting bis administration,
and tho efforts to asaassinato him. He has
evidently strivon with all his might
to give tho impracticablc, hot-hoadea,
md atuptd peoplo Of Spain good Government,
aud, as they aro unwilling to aooopt 1t, md ho ia
unwilling to maintain throne without aubjeota
and aceptro without powor, Lie has determined
to lot somo ono else attempt tho farce OF ruling
Spain, and 1oavo her to laor fate. The blind folly
OF tho spaniarda Ia deserving Of that fate. He
1eaves Spain ut timo whon tho Carliata are
already ororrunning tho provinces Of Lolo,
Guipuzcoa, and Navarro, and when the moYon,ont
for Tho restoration Of tho Bourhona to thothrono
OF Spain is rapidly gathering both volume and
forco. With the Car1ists in possession Of tho
nnfS11
score Of factions warring against each othor
At Madrid, ho will DO a very raah man who ao-
copta tho Regency. At Inst ncoounta tho Cortos
haa refused to yield, aud stands By the Ministry
Tho Republicans arc watching tho situation
hopefully, roady to tako advantage Of any omor-
gency and mny proclaim Republic. Tho gen.
crnl aspect Of affairs would SOON to be favorable
however, to tho Carlats, and 1t Ia not impossible
TINT eomo one Of tho humorous desceud-
ants Of Charles ". may speodily DO on tho
throno Of Spain in which eyent, It ia not
impossible that ho may bo as apeedly removed
from 1t. II nation in Europe stands in mood
OF protootoratc, It ia spatn. Not all the
glorfos Of Navarro nor tho aplcndora Of Leon
and Castilo can mako any compensation for hor
aqualtd wreck, and the miserable incompotency
OF her people. II a man liko Amadeus, poasoBa-
ing unusual frmness, resolution, courage, and
good Judgment and having the confidence OF
tho other powers, cannot govern them, it ia difi-
cult to nco nho con. II Republic should bc d.
clRrod 1t will be- Republic without foundation or
coherence.
P. s.-Laot ovoning, seorotary Fish received =
telegram from Minister sicklcs, at Madrid, an-
that the Spanish Cortca had adopted
Republican form OF government by vote Of
$50 to so.
, 1873-02-12
Nov. y. II. Gross, a Rcdomptorlst missionary,
IS BIaliop OF Savannah. The popo's approval
WALL STREET.,
o"noitioaa OF Tho Money, atoclk, Gold,
ana Produce Mnrkotn.

o'"ai''on OF tho Money, stock, Gold,
ana frodtice mnrkctn.
arocrS 1"'S02' 1''''"e'
Nrw yonu .ro,, ~ ovne; ,.st,,
y, -" ,a"or,., roah roo. -Wall atroot has boon full
oa,, iu'ol'sh vae'tohoht throughout tho day, and
lied by wide and froouont 3luct,,att,na 80.
Lake Shore. Chio. Dao,na MI, 'uasioh"' sus Eto'
Telegraph T. qs O. tSs'iiS n Mam "1 Wy Wostorn Union
Union Pacific roprosonted thu bnt ~ 80 ~ ,.a, na1
noes. and theso atocta ~ s'lo onsl
Of tho list. Erio w,a 49, s,.sS. Wv ton'a'noor
Diroc+or. .o.Ja's u na, tne cnlel feature. The
utcctofs to.aay declared . dividend Of 31< nor
cont on preferred, and 12S por cont On common.
and to bo m,d ~ n'o' 49,, o., 1et3'
Mcssra. rrnvn 'or n'h ~ n.o a1yldend Was 10 tod,
TAYLOR Johnntn, GiaG;cook, y ;s olyPhant, and John
two. Thn at nj .Mds II sna, soIin8 n tho noga-
tho announcement Of tbo vdanI HvIdnea howoyor On
atTeot Hcca.a noys th "ea not VOL regarded IN Wall
undorstanil INV Gi"dnni ae,.ia M could not
psii whan tho Gomnsnu G,uouo @ ooulo 70 lcgitmately
stanng to tlo sn,olint n eovor, GpSatons cut
Company ovos 81. 200 COO luo tbo At1.ntia ne
ton. Hnrtfor1 + ,sa" ;a auo aneerest on tho Bos-
announcemant T. l. a1to l,e guaaanteea 1 bonds. The
million convertible honIs lax si"f hoal .no now ten.
Linn r III
Tho nr,oa Wa,t ~. 'Tn .aos ald not Strongthen
n tbo eSt.,a mossosn pn!9n waa decidedly weak
Ra1x ~ osn.ina ~ a. ana aolo Gown from 80A to
o91s, 9lo91ng at tho lattor figure. Union Pacific
ar from aa1/ ~ dEai~ tGs sae, a1u cropped
nr.1 aao1tna 2,t1I ~ y1oIa* oulo3 1olhcd ~ tho gon-
to 4Ga| T,.i,a "a a, r. ~, nna droppod from 47H
Erontor portion nf t w. H. SGsy gtrong curing the
COX. Taclao Mil Nv woa sg; y ons @ later 1e OF to
though it dropned frnm 7i1< - Ia, 4ultG active,
transactions Nav Ynrf, r. fs...N ~ ~ ~ t9o unat
103N, and tho who1c 1narot e1 Mont gown to
making the lowest t;%,'roa yetaao % the raid,
close. The entire movcmnnto - tnG aay a. thu
tho roault Of oliouo maTinmS,+ia' ~ 'no gay we're
Pacific prcforrcl broke tl, aYtnsn Asaantio tl g
to so16, but lie alauehtnr ~ ~. alotn abI
not large. - 'n' 4ano'ea'a was
GOLD
dull, tho clfancs apparentlv con.ortoa - .,.
1t to mpyo a{onp in lila notrrs1 ,ra ~ ~ PoIu's
ing price was 1I4. but It nnio,v %1 mo nno open
113H, and ruled n,,iot and atand. Iens t on 70
until near tho cioao. whon n ~ 1to$gi14
The London market ia atoo1v an ,1.ar W tt4A.
open market is 20 oasy aa tn Morrent nu N tho
tation TINT tho mnn7,m rota ~ dio,a w o1p9e-
Bank Of England viii ha roncoa ~ ~, T a. tAo
Tic high rafe Of ro1d hcre ,a r. n1haasaay.
exports Of domoatic nroduro .v;,;o a1ss. tno
tho week to a537 IA cnronon "'.n ~ tl 1or
gone forward moro freo}y @ua eotsoa mas
sfoyrv
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that 1t was not mhttor Of diplomacy, and that
ho didn't caro- straw whether It Vas performed
or not. Tho intordlction remaining, N. gardou,
In order to save Ills play, chhugss It 60 as to
aatirizo tho English Tho Introduction is at
onco removed. England ID nlwayB fair game for
Froncli badinhge. To show that tho English do
not caro- anything about It, tho English pauers
arc doroting several columns each to e1prea-
sions Of Indifference. Tho London Ne,ps, for
instance, says:
NJ. sardou Is welcome to aatrIzo our Eun]tah habits
anu customs to tho top OF his bent: tho rcnch Cor
ern1snt may 10 assured That no resentment will nre-
vhll III whitehall or st 6ophon's. II Ia porlaps better
That ho Should havo Visited upon TN tho cpQrams he
had prepared for America NO aro psrbana loss ko,y
to 10 hurt by them. 1ndcod, aro va not content to
receive from Atuer1cn hcraelS tho most cutting re-
monatraneea about our wnys our institutions, md
olr speoch7 Who has not observed tho astontshmcnt
Of Some ainable English mntron On bciur informed
that her counsEyrcn speak With such dreadful sing
song-thc critic 10 question being chit from Ton
ncssoc, who talks English With tho accent Of cocka-
1oo9 But tho assoniahod elderly lady utters no
protest. 9hc Ia contont TO lot the youthful critic 70
away with tho tHpreIRion thAt-somo 1utonatfon of
English being unavoidable eyarywhoro--tho purcst
information Is to bo secured by tho process Of inter
marrying with red 1ndiaus,
Exactly in what way America has outraged
Englands suscoptibilitleH It is difficult to &c.,
but tho mnnncr In which tue English papera fly
ut tho United States and Franco both, shows at
least IN excessive thinnosa Of outicle. "Unc1e
sam," in the typo Of tho conventional
fankee, with long-tailed coat, short trousers,
and 3ack-knife, has always beon tho
laughing'stook Of tho stage, and mono
havo laughed moro heartily at tho burlesquo
than Americans Themselves. Why, t1,on, sl,ou1a
John Bull complain ii lo finds himHoh in
France "as staring plouboy in tartan coat,
with an opera-glass hlung round Aia shoulder
bluo eyes Jumping out Of his head, and wild
maasos Of yc11ow hair making his Int rest Oh
Ills cont collar behind" which the Ne,os aescrts
[s tho usual Parisian representation Of tho tlue
Briton7 Have tho English no p1aywrights who
IAN retort with tho conventional Frenchman
committing suicide becauso hia frogs arc oyor-
lone, or hopping about In IN ecatacy OF mad
'ees because madame will stay ut homo7
, 1873-02-12

There is said to bn 4 general belief In Was]-
ington that, whatever else tho Poland Commit
tee may do, it will report in favor of the oxpul-
sion Of 0akes Amea and Jamca Brooks. So far,
go good. The Poland Committee will do we'll
however, not to report these namos alone. The
sentiment Of the country is not in condition to
tolerate any distinctions Of degree in Credit
Mobillar tranaactions. II A[r. Oakos Ames mud
Mr. Jamos Brooks deeoryo expulsion from tho
House, then thorc aro other congressmen who
equally merit this punishment. There arc still
otlera whose expulsion from the Senate will be
demanded. Tho developments OF this Credit
Goblhor investigation have been so start-
Ling that but ono or two membera
OF the partisan press hayo dared to perform their
usual work of apology. No symphonic OF white-
washing and no inyidious diatiuction will be ac-
copied by tho public in a case where public
morality has been 80 grossly outraged. Amos
mud Brooks, 1t distinction could be made whera
guilt Is common, are not 40 culpablo Is the men
WHO accepted stock as bribcs. Oakes Ames put
largo amount Of money into the Union Pacific
both wore stockholders in Credit Mobilier from
tho beginning. OF courae this docs not relieve
them from the odlum Of having robbed tho Coy
ernment while holding itH arairs. In trust
"a mombors Of Congress, nor will bribing their
fellow-nombers. But 1t does seem to
place them in fairor position, commercially,
than their Congressional partners; for tley
rlsked their money willis the Pattorsons, Col
faxes, Blughsms, scoilolds, Doyors and tho rest
simply accepted tho stock on condition that tho
dividends should pay for 1t and pay them hand
eomey bosldeH. It is probably in this Wow of
the case that Oakes Ames still maintains tlat ho
's tho "honosteat man in Congress-" II t1oro
Is to DO any e1polling in Congress on account Of
Credit Mobilior implication, oongroas may as
we'll understand that it cannot be done by pgoxy.
, 1873-02-12
$228,052,18o

Ihls table ls only approximately correct, for
1t Elbows in most cases the number of mi1os
operated by theso main trunk lines, but not tho
cost Of the roads leased and operstcd By them.
1t We add the 8, 40 miles Of road built last year
IN Illinois, Iowa. Kansas, Minnesota, Nebraska
md Wisconsin, most OF which are leased bv or
tributary to these main roads, and say s7s. .0Do,-
700 for tho cost OF the leaaod lines, wo shnlhavo
ssoo,o 10000 Of railway capital md 1860 miles
OF road, all Of which would be directly benefited
by cheap transportation to tho aeaboard. Iudooa,
that must DO secured, or thoir prosperity will
gradually cease, till war in Europe or Bome un-
usual circumstance creates large demand, at
much higher prices, for our farm products.
With corn ut so cents por buslel in Ohicngo aud
half thht price long before the Western ouds Of
our railways arc reacllo it IL plain that it's pro-
ductaon must be greatly diminished. Our farua-
ers, with the Now York price lista before them,
SEQ at glance that exorbitaut freights are tho
cause Of NIL their woos, and hence they Ego for"
tho railway TINT ianoxt to tl,cm. They strike
for tho vpor whoBe fangs they feel, while in fact
ho liyea and fattonB upon their substance bo-
tweon Chicago aud Now York. If tho Same OVER
production Of broadstu0s aud provisions con-
tinuss along the lines Of our railways woat Of
the lakos for tlvo years, it will cost them moro
to ward of unfriondly legislation. and In tho
leHser1ng Of their net recoipts, than it would to
open tho st. Lawrence route for lako stoamors.
of course they cannot do that; but
should tho men WHO control tho asoo-
100000 Of our railway capital aud our
1o'G5o rnllea of railway combine their
enorgioa aud their influence in such rays IA n
few daye of consultation would enable tbem to
DEVISE they could hasten tile opening OF tho St.
Lawrence route by several years. It has boon
proved beyond question that tho difference in
freiglts by that and tho channels now usel
would add as per cent to the productive value Of
every farm IN tho country through wlicl, they
run. aud, al consequence, proportiouato
figure to tho business and profits OF the rail. |
ways. Wo arc informed that the earuincs of |
some Of these great linea have fallen OF during
tho past year, and this with full CROP and |
about all tho business they can 10 with their
presont equipment Hence, thera Is IN I1nms-
aiate necessity for the managers Of tho.e roads
to confer together AZ to the boat moans hy which
their combined influence can he given to a1-
vance the opening. in the shortest tims poasible.
of the st. LawEones routs for large ve.aals to
, 1873-02-12

BUFFALO, N. Y, Fob. 11.-The fury in tho
uAifnoy case, atter hoaring the Testimony Of
Mesbrs. Gray and Vandorpool. pronounced tho
tho weakest kind Of foigned insanity. The night
Watchn.an testified that Gaffnoy ofrored TO brIbo
him to inform him Of the physicans opinions.
The execution will take place on Friday. Gafr-
nIoy on being informed BY the sheriff that tie
cortpiuly 10 executed on Friday, At ouco aban-
doncl tho insanity dodge.
, 1873-02-12

Judge ". X. McAllstor, Of tho Supreme
Court has granted s,tpersedeas in the case OF
Posteot, recently convicted for tho second time
Of wife-murder. Perfect waB to have been ex-
scuted On Friday next. IA soes as Rafferty,
ahs'l be sentenced it will be in order to grant
him sttperseaeas also. Tho granting Of this
writ carries tho execution Of tie sentence over
until the next session Of tho Supreme Court,
, 1873-02-12

Japanese loan for ton millions OF dollars.
juss brought out on the London market, has
proved decided succeas. The subscriptions
amounted to five times the sum called for and
tho loan is NOW quoted at s11l per cent premium.
It ia not stated whother the loan was negotiated
By Syndicate, at an illegal and extrayagant
commission, or not.
, 1873-02-12

Up to last evening the friends to whom
Moasre. Mccrea and Robinson had entrusted
their docliuation OF tue nominations as Railroad
and Warehouse Commissioners hnd not rendered
tho same to the Governor, still believing they
might yet be confirmed. Senators acting On be-
half OF McCrca are to have conference with
the Governor tv-aaY, whon, 1t la hoped, m un-
derstanding will DO reacled
, 1873-02-12

LEXINGTON, Ky., Feb. III. T. Robinaon,
connected with the late municipal election, were
arrosted here this morning by United Statps
Deputy Marshal. md taken to Louiayillo bcforo
tho United etatoa Court Of that place, for a.
legged fraud9lently preventing colorod poop!o
from voting,
, 1873-02-12

The aggregate indebtedness Of the counties,
cities, and towns in Kansas, arising from SUBJ
scriptions voted in aid Of railroads, now amounts
to as,ooo,ooo. 1n many places townships have
voted bonds equal nearly to the full value Of tie
1apd
, 1873-02-12

V1noIs1A CRY, Nov, Fob. 11.-Dr Lasntgnee.
California, .wLle mixing for himself customary
drink in drug store this morning, BY nistalo
substituted acoritc tor bItters and diod in fsw
lQ1ra. '
, 1873-02-12

Gaffney tho Buffalo murderer, who escapcd
hanging Oh Friday last, and secured respite
for week by foigniug insanity, has boon pro-
nouncad sane, and will without doubt expiate
his orilno on the gallows on tho 14th inst,
, 1873-02-12

large and enthusiastic meeting OF colored
ing, In fsyor Of the recognition Of the insurroc.
uonlsta In Cubs. 3. Il. bcottrap presided, and
addresses nor9 made BY Rev. 8. H. Garuett
, 1873-02-12

Two Now Roman Catholic Bishops.
:, NEW YonE, Feb. ia eable special from
nounces tho appointment OF the Very Rey. Ii. 4.
corslgsn a. Dlahop Of Newark. NJ, and tho
, 1873-02-12

HootEY's OPERA HOUsE-N.ndolph atrsot, bc.
twoen Clark aud LaSalte. Now Comedy Compa,y
"Unvfd GArE1ck." Afternoon and oyunua
, 1873-02-12

BURLINGTON, Vt, Fob, 11.-John Morrill, =
billiard player, who was sentenced for tern, Of
ssven years, ESCAPED from tho CIarksburg fail on
Saturday, with throo others.
, 1873-02-12

MYERS OPERA HOU6E-1fonroe strpet, botvosn
stato aud Dearborn. Arlington Cotton L Komble's
Minstrel and Burlosqus Troupe Ethiopian Qo1nicstlos.
, 1873-02-12

M'V1CKEhs TlIEATRE--Nadi.on strect, betvoen
6tas and Dearborn. italian Opera. "Tra Diayalo.n
, 1873-02-12

ACADEMY OF MuBIC- IIa1cted st.oot soutb of
Madison. Engagomens Of Miss Caslptta LoC,lorco
'P,gmalson aud daetoa." Afternoon and evening"
, 1873-02-12

It IL With cutting Significance that tho Wash-
tnKton correspondents Represent tho Rev, Mr.
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tho ocoan It Hoema to us that In no other way
can they go directly and effectually promote tho
1nteroHta Of their ntoohholdora and the proa-
pcrity Of tho peop1o on whom tloy depend for
thor buBiness,
, 1873-02-12
Gbe Gb1f2apn Wa1ibu1se.

Wednesday Morning, February 12, 1873.