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WORK furnished to pay for nrst. class new !
n sewing machines on insthlments WORK paid 10
cash 80 hands wanted on calico shirts aud oVcras l'o
East Broadway.
A RTIFICIAL Howcrs-sman girls wanted to
~ work on artificial flowers. Apply al ~ mercer St.
A on the promises s. sfiEGLiTz' n Franklin st.
IL kinds 9i servant. wanted best situations ready
A TAlLOREss on coats bv machine, and hand.
N GO East 9th at. 81 floor. between Avs and c.
JlARBOUR's IRISH FLAX THREADS,
SEWING MAcaiSt WEx dRGmiHf TEhfARs THREADS,
give best ,atsfsction for all dcscr ptOns OF work.
DOOKFOLDERs wanted, at Howard s.;,,cr
uNXPRRIRNCED hands on Wilcox \ Gihb. sew
~ ing machine wanted TO work on gentlemens bows
at IS spring st.. near broadway.
I,xPEWJENCED operators on lace goods wanted
~ on Wilcox G6b''s mschiues 81 Lispenard st.
II mac6iaes wanted eG rs West sSih st. St
I,AMiLIE- wanted to work In woollcn mill
year fHSrS round ''aPT Appy % to opET BEArTE soSs
Thomas st.
uNIW-T-CIASs new shirt ironcra wanted. Apply
JAS. J.AsIiBY.
J,OKEwOMAN In an umbrella and parasSl mann. i,,
i factory one fully competent ana rehaDlc' q Walk
I,UR SEWERS wanted none but good hands need
y apply the best of wages III Madison st. "a moor
" 6i willct st., between Delaney and Rivngton
FIRST ioor.
SH9,a on 2og%21 Ssi. AHRy Ss1Sc
,rccnwich Sy cor, Wet Oih It; ~ lia.t Broad:
WAYS work rccommenteh beet placSS, t5 rem ty 25 tn9y
s3j; machinc' re- aired.
OPERATORS, bascr, on sh,rts, drgwsr,; and and
maker steady work i55 West 5eh ST.
nPkW ,TOKS. ba tcrs snd rressman on shop
" pants; one who understands the pressing machine
Nprn,ToR- and bastcrs on vests 2JI East sd
" st., rear building
DApEn BoNE-. -Girs wanted; experienced
hiIiiiOSsE RouYoS, 1876 Greene st.
STRAW sewers wanted, at HI West 10th st.
N'EI.vET uAr-.-A nrstclass designer and sam.
mrdnteiy. Eureka Msnufsctory. . West Houston st.
NrE-T operators and bastcrs wanted at s9i West
Sl st.; good prices aud steady work to good hahd
| WANTED a good wlndcr and beamcr on cotton
work on suspcnders, by wM. WAGLER e'9 West sIth
| ST.. rear
sn NemsR SRGrsS tS S,s ne and G n.6 3n ~ III ty bc
tween 9TH and 10Th sts Mr., lsENBERG.
\NANrrD-eS - cspcrlcnced operator. for making
wori is Isl 'f' i. st. HHRGSaiya E'IDS''" g. ' 'F 'N
w WANTED Good glue hands on paper boScs best
T.. HESS q CO., paper box mandatory, - Nescy ~.
XNANTED-Girls who understand cutting work on
w foot ptcsses; steady work aud good wages. u!
| Liberty ST. up stars.
! Nzv\STED- Gin. to make feather busters: only
w those who the business thoroughly may
inquire at Q! Bowcry.
-fir,tciass operators on Singers ma
81 door KALlsnER.
WANTED sclpcrenced salcswom.n in a fancy
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THE ON SCIENTISTS FARMING.
Timely Words The ~ersou of Peril In Air
and in Food.

The Registrar of Records writes with I'M
common vigor this week In relation to the city's
peril. His interesting letter is printed below:
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Stmna NtIntOln,s.

Stnlng Hlatoin,s
4 LII kinds new sewing machines for sale. to rent
N exchange, also OOuyht sud repaired good second
hand very cheap; monthly payments. l6l Canal ST.
rlNWO Singers nrstclass machines for quilting
j tailoring, cheap. Is West ih st.
GOn 4 Full. case cabinet weed sewing ma.
DOO. chine for sac, y perfect ordcri a gre bar
gain. MRS. SMITH, 50 West SD st.
The sun., 1873-07-23

i WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS.
A through express train wa Pcnnsylvtna RAILROAD
leave, New YORK foot Of Dcbrosses aud rtandt sts
at 1880 4 NJ arrives az cape May SO 4. NJ rrturnng
leaves Cane May 1p A. NJ, arrives New York 2l4 ".
Rate New Yors to Cape May. d. Rate-Ncw YORK
Ticket Offices Si, KS g7i broadway. and Astor
House. u. VI BOYD. Jr., Genl Pass. Aet.
A. j. CASSATT, Gen1 Manager.
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9 lotnlno.

SuEA, i27 BROOMR 81. one block east OF
- broadway, clearing out entire stock of sumner
clothing for men and boys At prices to suit everybody
Msnts from best mcrchsnt tliors always ON hand. No
trouble to show goods.
The sun., 1873-07-23

LBAYy Ybs N sARhr0%Sbhi, ARA aS% "A Sg, S}
DRFW,-Ieaye Vestry at. Pier at $50 A.. and zd ST.
north Of Erie ferry landing f9nSers oen.s
Rhinebcck, Tiyol CststIii and Hudson ConncGwn{ ws
Point, Cornwall, and Newburghi returning same gay,
si. Tickets by special cars and baggage checSeu I"
Saratoga and Sharon,
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M The steamboat THOMAS COGLYER Will com
mencc her regular trips to Iona Island on Tuesday,
July u leaving from the foot Of Harrison ~. every
morning excepting saturdays at O'Clock, 2d r. a. elb
ndlng at ngiewOod NunRcrs, Hastings p1bb Terry,
Sing slug, HaytrstraS, Grassy Putn and Nerplanck D.
Returning. leaves Iona Island al o'clock
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

The General Transatlantic COmpany's steamers for
Brest and ayrc sail every alternate Saturday EXcur.
sion tickets st reduced rates. Apply az the o.hce OF
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent
X Broadway.
STATE LINE FOR t;IA -GOM, LIVERPOOL,
- RElFASl, AND LONDON DERRY,-lhcse new
steamships stle every alternate "Wednesday, taking nas
sengers for Grcat Britain, Ireland Norway. sweuen,
Denmark, and Germany.
Apply TO agents, ~ BrOalwsy.
AUSTIN, BALDWIN & co.
steerage offce, IS Broadway.
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Shipping.

A NCuOR LINZ tNrRESS SrEAMERe
ITALIA. we'd, JUS - OLYMPIA. Wed. July 30
AUSTRALIA, Sat, July % NlCTORlA".Sst., Aug. ?
Passengers book aud forwarded to aud from aly
railway station In Great Britain. ireland, Gcrmany
Norway. Sweden, Denmark, or America, safely,
speedily comfortably, ana cheapy as by any other
route or line
Tickets drafts or cert ncacs can he bou ;ht At lowest
currency rates by applying ~ the conpanys Offices
'' HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agcnts.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-25

Nnna fab lsidenblob aus, uno mir
rpoQen aud eern eeiteten, caB fe IT.
men Musenblid MitIeiosn nit Der oil
ten Grau fiblts, Gle ii@ seaen &ses
unmSsli9 nebren fpnnte. Do4 oausrte
jeco1 ni9t lang, renn es trot itr eas
Bilp tes tleinen 6anneS pl1blid Dor
Die Seele unp pbenrrein war es ia aud
,ur cine 6ere, bic 70 mibbanoelt wurpe.
Oils Der S1las auf ZEN Sopf ibres
BruberS niecerfiel, tiff AUDI lie sinen
beuen S@ret aus unp Fpa, BON @nnez
marie unp eem &nedte 9efolst auf pen
Baumeiiter III, "a iie mcbl oorauslab,
ras Is nob srcbss unslld seben
Tonne.
Mls Sees Die alte Grau pl6Blid los<
eelaGen bate, mar lie auf ben @runo
nieocreefar;t uno bate fi9 cobei psn
&opf beftia rerlebt. Der @nblid Ger
blutiaen @unpe riei I'M eriten Wu9enz
blide bei!eena sRitleireu, Slei9 roraui
aber tiefe Gntrifuns aesen Trau Dreelz
fen berpor, welhe iis ais cis Anfiftsriu
pes aralifisen uebsriausS an{ab: Sis
mari ibr einen 8lid pou tiefer 8eradz
tuns su. oenn bic iddncliden 0orte,
mel6e fie Brau DreeNen gu Soef bate
ipreden bSren, famen ibr pl6gltb ms
0erddtnie.
vDa5 1T Guer Berf!" rief ile ibr
~. uDas 1T gusr Werf. Trau Ercelz
fen! uno @ctt mirc es Sud emit perz
eeltsn, cos Sbr cine arn1e alte 6rau 70
Elbinclih mibbaneeln laet! WaS bat
meme Wrobmutter Gud ;u Seize &C.
tban 2"
OcrteBuns fOlSt.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-25

mann, NIT mtlrem 6aupt: uno Bart
baor, beGen Mussn, DOH ri@ten Braueu
beldattet, ME Geuer Rammten.
Qena bate e. slei@ erratben, rs ra'
ter @bwar;e @altsr, 6einrit erfanntt
iepod 5einen Bruber nidt icfcrt.
uDu elaubtst, MID ferne. nid1
.rabr?" fubr @altsr rem Singing an
nunc Du aud, nidt mabr. Soma
Aber @alter ldSt G@ fu lei@t ni6t an
fubren. Gr 1T mie s;n Spdrbunp, ee'
bas Wilo rie&t unp ibm nadaebt biz
Fl es fanaen fam. Sd fab Di@ beute
In bas Dorf bereinfommen, wdbrene i&
felt lanaem pa&te uno bottle, cine 8us
gel babe DID in big anrere Mt't betSr'
bert"
vSR tas bic Art uno Meiie, @alter
ME Du Deinen Brueer temiutomm'
n,f," iprad 6einrid rubia, mo er
mad i%abrelanser N%bmefenbeit, in rae
6aus ,urldfebrt, ras eo9 aud leir
Giaentbum if?"
u3as 8rurer! @oS Giaentbum
1u biit Elm Gremplina fir mid unp II
tielem 6aule. {6a! i'd weie pobl, rot
bic 8rurerliete DID nidt III rieie
Sdmeue suriidiibrt; Du fomnf I'M
einen She'll Defines 8efSes gu fcrcern
gu fcmmR, UNI lena m%iecersulebet
unp ibre 8la9en gu %Yernebmen, Du
fcmmf, INN fe in ibrer Abi@t mir Il
trossn, ~ beitdrfen-uno 70 riuf Dr
did RIDDEN. Wber id iaae Dir, ,renr
Iu es je pierer moaf, ben 6us in bic:
les 6aus gu isben, 70 rerce t@ eud
Bsiosn ZEN 8spf an cer Mauer ser:
fdmettern."
(Tertesuns fctst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-25

oNc S%A&S SSA&l0S Va ~
Gjescn : allie Rranfbeiten beS 2Ia-
sens, ter Se6er unb tes S1uterfei6es,
:uinfcrn Ee aus ger{dleimuns, arsebGufteu
arubitdtcn unb Observation-Disclosures entltanbcn
lnt unb Nabunseu unb Derfopfunsen berau>
n6cn. @otiebieE rprfen bic @usfItru-g bes
Stcfcs bc,pirtcn, Der bic Bcfftocrte Se-anla6t,
10 nebn,en Ge bic GYuuptpr1e unb Subtle tues,
ne aus tcncr QueQe entiarunacn tpareu, ). 9.
7;dt nur bic tr!itartisen Teib(dmer2sn, fcuoe.u
aud bic taScr abbdnsisen Beidtperbcn bes
gsnptts unb Der Pruff, ben Sbmtnoel, bos
Dratsen unb bic plterkeit bee 8opfes, punkel.
heit Der Nugen uub Gcklemmuns Der Brud, and
taS teIdmerlidx sSlus. unb G%inatbme1, 3ufaQe.
welee beionttrs ben 0ypo9onorifsu offers
iu;rdterIid Fnb.
{ &5esen bie jpeeteuen ,uet6fi6eu Qraal-
feiteu, eiuseuurse!te @sierie, Sldbunsen uno
acknowledgement bas Wursen u. erbreden,
Stiden f~rantha!teS 3uhriden txs 5alics, IT,
mere unb SuDerIide &rdmpfe.
gesen: YoG0fiti9&ett 2sfet6Cu6f,
Gslbfudt, Sdauermltbtskei. NeusnIiGteit
acff> unb @lieberf6m,eraen uebeIteitem Sbn-
u,adteu unb 6ersflOrfcu.
@esen: aatarrb unb sto& fanupfsu, trelde
aepotuIid fdnea sebeilt tuerteu, intem bic
Errpfen ben f6arfeh fcdenbtn G6leim aufa
lSica uub abfIbren.
Gesen: ent,nnalidrn unb droni(d)en Hbeu-
matisr1us, sesen @t6t, sauise, reuiairente
unb intermitircnte Jieber, 9egen 8rantbeitcu
tes glutes, Der Hieren unb Der Blaie.
Gtecn: pDspepia Ober peroauun9sbefdwer-
nen, Aopf(1mer', Gdulteriduer1 5uitcn, BE.
fler:muna Der Bruf. GhpinbeL faures &uf-
frben aus bent MagerL itledter Gefdu1ad in,
Muubc, .@aQenleibcn, 5ersflcrfen. edmerscn
in Der Hierensesenb unb bunbert anbere Grart.
teitserl dcinungcn tueIde burd unSeztaulit.
teit er;cu9t trerbcu.
Gesen: Standardization, Ans(6Gase,
ssidauareu, SaI7fiGe, fledru, Ntitelcr, @e-
fduire, Garbunfel, &insmurr1, Grunttcpf,
ftlirrne Nuacn. Nottlauf, &rdbe, @dcrf.
gtiCfarte unb aubere 8raufbeitcn Der !5aut il
Der Wctraud Der Grupfen bon unpcrglcidliher
@irtuns. Cine einaise GIafde ptrb in
fat ancn G6lcn fclblt ben nnslduti9itcn SUu
Ter @;rtuua b;c1e5 @cilmittelS tber3cuscu.
3aItet Euer Blut rein unb bic
@e{unbbett gure6 Organisms
uirb bic GpI0e fetn.
Die GIafde x9autbnr8er Erepteu" toltct
so Gcnts, rbcr fiinf Glatten apei Dollar.
unb tperocn bicielbcn nah Gnpfang bes @eItes
frci nad allen 2bet!en ber Gereiuisteu Staa-
tcn Sericntt.
sueiuise 1ieteLaae in auerita tet
>. V0GELER & Co, Baltimore, Nd.
Bel benen I'D fol&e. bic 81 sentru au .rcrbeu
Nun lden fbrifAi@ melbsu .peueh.
S- Mic. Aouree, sueral Maent.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-25
$3.50 @etuiune I'm Belaufe hon $500, 600

@anae 2rcft SO; baItt 2orit IS; Rterttaoie $2.5 so.
~ unfere qstterie IN pom Staate se&artert; bic 9ie-
bunsen 61btn fets sur feaseesten 3eit anb inter ber On.
RHt sefhrorensr GcmmiE6re aatt.
u. Die cf6sisae 3iebung mirh tn ben ct 0eui Stdt.
tern perbfentliGt. unb alien Snbabtru spa Qspfsu mirh
cine Gcpie a%uaeanht.
Ha- @ir seran8alten cine 3iebuns wte bic rstse an,
testen Sage zines ietsn Monats TN Sabre 1872.
IN @etbfentunaen auf infer RiHfp mtttelR Noa,
Cf6eef6 eIs Crere. Resiffrirter 8rfefe, St.bun.
gen ober erpref. Geubet resen zines Gireulars.
Man a%brefire Mnrrab 0iHer & 60.
No. 515 Walnut Street, Post Office Box
2446), ST.. LOUIS, Mo.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-25
@efltb sebena.

6. .. 5epalL Superintenbent.
8. 8. Nanball, Gidet Nsent.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-25
Sic @tte
Grabbing ans bem geIisIeben Der Niebtrianbe.
8on s.. 81. Sannine.
t8rtitBnne.)

Gnblid - betam bic Tlomme bic
lleberbano unp ras rireripdnfi9e 6olj
Raderte luRta aaf. Das Sd 3ti&te
talo In Der 9fanne uao man fab, wie
bic Gepern f@ o%1mdblis BON chamber
LOG madden uni bann pterer in o0ers
lei Bineunsen IL einanttr trumrftn.
Der &au9, ter fd babel entwidelte,
,par gang entieBltd, uno Der @efont,
Der ft9 rerbreitete, rein unertrdeli@.
Sect purte rer flt'ne Dries nad brauz
fen ee(9idt, IN, III ieben, pb bic frun<
me Crete f6 ntdt irsenewo bliden
lieee ; es n,uete f@ nun talo berausz.
neaen, ob fe pirfli@ ras Sinh bebert
Bate.
Gs tuar .rirtli&, rie Mnnemarie ers
ad61t bate rte Gepern bropbelten bod
auf une faisnsn 66 bic ms unene>
lide au Yerpielfa1en ; as uno 3u fog
au6 cine fnappenp in lie 66be. @on
Blutstrepien beu,erfte man jero@ tetne
Spur. 90 leBte man cine 9eraume
Belt Die 6erenprobe eeoulois FORT in
ceu mann INNER frtl9es 5ols auf pas
6euer uno reue Gebern nit einem
S1rablc Sel in Die Yfanne that, ubfdon
CO beinabe Steiner Dol, BEN @ieren mebr
in Ter @p6e" ausbalten fonnte unr
MQen cas- WaNer f1pmwel}e aus
ben Muaer rann.
Yl5bli1 farmte Der 6%irteniunse
tea9enp berein une rief: ~Da fommt
Crete anT
Grau Dree6en tpuroe bleid pie Salt
al, Der @anb unp iant auf cen. .6tubl
niecer NIT Zen @prten ~@ott iei u,ls
endpie! Da fam man rod banps
areiFi9 1eben, tob. UNI 70 ~ ia8en, Der
Eeufel feline 8lauen I'M @ptele bat"
11no fe 5esnete fd babel. ale ftdnoe Der
65uenfdrt nit Yferoefub uno 8od6>
b6rnern in eissner perfon leibbaf>
tia Dor ib,. Nnnemarie mar aud bic
auf ben Sob sntiest unp bot Sis, bop
er bic Yfanne einen Mueenbltd pom itr
annebme, m5se, REM fe ptbte nidt
rnsbr, no ibr Der 3epf tanoe, 10 faste
fe ibm nut.
@rete bate zen unS befannten Gub<.
pfab einsei&loeer' unp 1& ben, 6auie
biz aaf etrpa fdnfsig S@ritte 9endbert,
ale lie eft Zen Ropf res 5ilteniuneen
unp parauf ben res Baumetfere UNI
BE Ode Der 1blre lauern iab, uno pas
auf cine @eiie, bic ibren Arewobn rese
ma9te. Mu6 bate iIe In benz 6irte1>
buben auf Ter &telle eiuen ter Sansen
e,tannt, melde fe Dor furser Belt auf
Ter 6aire mibbaneelt bitten. @errabt
uno Mittraurn ftieeen In i5r auf unp
fe tlieb pl6slid uni&ldiNs fstea.
Sept Sbr mobl", laote aess, Ter
fe aenau beota6tetete. , ie fann 1dun
niht n,sbr meter fommen. @trf nod
cine Danorou Gepern In bic Yfanut,
Anna! rana miro fe talo fein @liep
1,ebr ribren f5nnen !"
Diefes Mittel lbien ierrd eeraee bic
umgeftbrte Birfuns aa baben renn
aIs @rete aus eiuipe1 sweioeutisen
getpeeunsen an Der Eblre entnabm,
tab ibr @erpodt ,pobl nidt u~nbesrans
bet fem n,ubte, f@ittelte Fe einise @al
ben Sepf uno orebte f& uu,, UNI mad
ber 6atte auridjufebren.
~Sk ma@t i'd baeur&" faste
Anus, psl@e bic alte Grau burd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-14

nEArH ~ ..ri- a. uArCrrAn
NEW "Es, April N.-Abel n Hais-aaa. So.
or tIe eN-chancellor Of New Jersey dad w..
,erosy rom tho effects OF being run over b.
horse-oar.
TIE JAPANESE FRINGE HrRosAwa
was buried AZ Greenwood yesterday with e,,--
siderable ceremony.
SUICIDE
Charles Schsld, who walked into a gro, IA
on It'd street Saturday. saving three men "a
assaulted him and cut his throat. and the III
dead with his head nearly severed from A.
body, II l. nOW aScertained, committed sui
eide.
A sHANTY NUEDER.
Michael Brown was fatally mu rdcrea 10
shanty hight on sd street, yesterday b. PAT
WOeis, who arrested.
STRIKING Gas MN ATTACK TWO GERMANs
AND G'sT THE WORST 90 IT.
Two Germans. employed ~ the New York ga
works, on leaving tor home last nigst ws-rs
attacked by strikers, and In defending Them
selves from the mob they shot the leader named
Mooney. quite seriously. The mob e. ut,au
them, asd would have killed both hu. for the
arrival OF the police, Who arrested three OF ths,
leaders.
ucErTE MEYERS,
,he witness IN The Goodrich case, VII lie re-
leased to-day.
COMBINATION OF WALL STREET MONEY IFND-
IRIS.
IL IL stated that the Wall street mansy lend
ers, in retaliation tor threatened usnr, l.r,~ecu-
tons, lhave combined 90 withdraw ti.s. tu,ds
and refuse TO lend at any rate.
A. TRAIN CRAZY
The inquiry into the sanity OF George Franci-
Tram viii hc continued o-morrON. FRAN has
summoned a. his witnesses nearly eyerv --ait~-
man, hnancfer. editor and ph ysician her tbsrtS.
APULLNAN PALACE SLEEPING Ga.
valued al >25.0OO, Was almost entirely .-IrovsSt
by FIRE this morning at the Pennsylsa ia ran
road depot, Jersey CITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-14

Eat Charlotte court house, Va, on Tuesday
night last, John Day, horse trader, killed a
negro man and escaped.
There has been another abortive revolution
in Hayti. Thirty of the Insurgents were eve
cuted.
@Mr. Klenen, cashier of the City Savings
bank Of Hoboken, y. j., is said 20 have alb
seconded with about $685. of its funds.
@One hundred dollars worth of sheep was
butchered by dogs near Fredericksburg, Va,
in one night last week.
- The Norfolk Journal says that considera-
bic damage has been done to property in the
Great Dismal swamp, by extensive fires.
sn &A boy eight years old at Lowell, Mass,
and he put one hundred to the committee and
~Cheap transportation is the demand OF the
nsur q me west, and the people are in earnest
nne ~ Cusnen OF gram, at present. 70 get
1.-THE Fredericksburg lva.) Star has half
column OF cases Of burning Of houses. barrs
- 49,. =. and fencing around that city, during
D0Capt. Albert Thomas. vas pu,,.d ,,... "A.
sotss 10 robbed Of $50, on sunday night last,
oetueen his resdence near Alum prins church
ana Stone House Mountain, Va.
on Thursday last the members OF the New
YORK LEGISLATURE witnessed . successfui ;sl on
z metnod OF heating railway-cars BY steam
ffom the locomotive
1.-THE quarrymen Of the Enghien district. IN
naaneuit, Belgium, who TO the Number OF two
- nV ss nave been on strike, have returned
Fidelity division, Sons Of Temperance, Of
richmond, Va, has received a very large sun
Ply OF temperance tracts from Vice. Pres;dent
"a pssU Ths'n iof distribution among the color
- The "set-up-Mary-Jane-an and -shov-vovr-
DE- Pr Pm a.. altitude IN Pedestxianising 4 the
pm, having superseded the kangaroo Con ana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-14

NEW NoRK, April l4.-The situation an Wall
money continuing high aud hard "a or lin. al
the general feeling IL anything BIZ at
isiactory. Gold opened at Is. alslnl,-i
To llSss aud has since declined - lie pu
gold loans rates have been 2, g, :. an Q ..sr
cent. per annum. and l-32 and l-l6Or one p-r
cent. per dsy tor carrying.
Foreign exchange is weak, nominal rrf--
having been reduced fer prime sterling "a .,. .
and losk respectively, with business ah.1r q
quarter below these rates. Rates Tor m i.. t,-
on demand loans, secured with approved s.i-
laterals. have been lakaf, of one o.
cent. Ter day, = having been the most comnisH
rate. Mercantile paper nominal. Gold bonds O
and lower with gold. The only sales OF Souti.
ern state bonds at the hoard were S5.Oa0 81
Missouris az 9SA. The stock market has becu
ieyerish, but without wide Vaccinations.
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The SEEIoUS ILLNESS OF THE PoPE.-A
cable dispatch of yesterday from Rome saws:
The Pope, after suffering many hours of great
pain, is now in lethargic state. His physicians
nave forbidden the issue OF bulletins, and the
clerical papers have been ordered to abstain
from making reports. 1t is feared that his re-
covery IL impossible. 1t is believed that his
death will be kept secret until the Conclave has
elected his successor, in order to avoid the in
reference OF Germany and Italy. All the car
dina's 81 ave two are atthe Vatican. There were
400 Papal troops inside, and orders have en-
given to low n O one TO enter
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SECOND ANNUAL BALL
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
TIE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL.
AT MASONIC TEMPLE,

TUESDAY EVENING, l5TH AIRIL, 1873
The Directors Of the Children's Hospital have
much pleasure in announcing that the Ond annual
ball Tor thu benefit If this deserving charity will be
given as above, under the management named be-
low.
In connection with this announcement, the public
Il asked to consider the broad and noble purpose for
which he institution was established, viz the
and medical treatment of all poor children VIII may
be sick diseased temporarily disabled, wit put
distinction aCcoun: Of Sect or color aud
poor. - w ''0
TICKETS may he obtained from any Of the direc-
tors or lady visitors AID az the principal hotel, and
Guiding supper: "
Admittins 80 ntIeman and lady IS 90
Nfe lady..-.......-............., $40
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ON ACCOUNT of death and serious illness in
the family OF ole Bull the grand concerts an
nounced by him to take place at Lincoln Hall
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings of this
week have been indefinitely postponed, and the
money will be refunded for tickets already sold.
PERsoNAL-Mr. w. G. Metzerott, of this
city, has arrived safely in Europe, and was in
Bremen yesterday. Senator Morrill, of
Maine, was at the National Hotel, jackson
vile, April 9Th. DIR. Brown Sequard is in
town to attend the meeting of the National
Academy of Science, and is the guest of Pro-
fessOr Henry. DR.. Sequard will deliver the
second lecture of the Toner Course on Friday
evening next.
COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION FOR A CADET
sHIP.-Representative VIM. j. O'Brien, from
the third district of Maryland, has followed the
example of Mr.. Hambleton in the first district,
and made the nomination to West Point
Cadetship, the subject of a competitive exami-
nation. Nine candidates competed, and Master
Charles q. Woodward, residing at No u South
Eden street, Baltimore, was unanimously
decided to be the best qualified.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT-The
President has made the following appoint
ments:
Postmasters-Jas W. Wakefield, Bath. Ne;
h. f. Emigh, Pittston, Pa; John s. wilgus
Brownsville, Pa; Lucius Whitney, Morris, ill.,:
VIM. Tracy, Flint, Mich; David o. AtkissOu,
Virginia City. Nevada.
Egbert G. Sammis, of Fla. consul at Stutt-
gard; Alexander Clark, of Iowa, consul at Aux
Caves.
Geo. Byron Hanna, melter of L. S. assay Of
flee, Charlotte, NC.
RAMsDELL has a capital pen and ink sketch of
Barnum, the great Snowman, in the Cincinnati
Commercial Barnum walked into the TyiLaae
Office. Newspaper Row. the other day, and
Ramsdel took him on the spot. Among the
pet schemes BaTnum has on hand just now,
bition of American Indians at Vienna: the pro-
duction at the Philadelphia centennial EXPOSE
ton OF the famous panorama of London; and a
sharp little operation by which Barnum has
outmanOuvered Lent. the rival Snowman. in
getting possession of the lease OF the old Harlem
and New Haven depot lot, New York city. now
occupied by Lent.
THE GOVERNMENTS LEGAL WAR WITH THE
NEW YORK CENTRAL X. X. CoMPANY.-Ccl-
lector Bailey having telegraphed TO Commis-
sioner Douglass this morning that the New
York Central railroad company had sued hiua
and were about to repevy the goods seized by
him, Commissioner Douglass replied a. fol-
lows:
WASHINGTON, April II, 1873.
J. " Brlsy, Collector Ilteraal Rerenue, Albany,
N. T.:
Retain possession of property of New York
Central and Hudson river railroad company
distrained by you. II YOU have already al
journed sale, sell on the adjourned day; other
wise proceed to sell a. advertised. District At
tOIney Crowley has been directed to defend you
and 70 proceed criminally under section sixty
seven OF the act of 1866 against all persons WHO
interfere with your possession of the property.
j. III. DOUGLASS, COMMISSIONS.