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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-05


Mr.. +. l.. Gross, an old newspaper man.
from Springfield, Illinois, passed through our
city last week, on horseback. for California.
He left Springfield on the Sd of April, came by
way of st. Louis Little Rock, Fort Smith,
Fort Gibson, Talequah in the Cherokee ma
ton, and on through the southern tier of coun-
ties of this state to this point, making dis
tance of over eleven hundred miles. He goes
from here to Ellsworth. where he will he
joined by his brother Charley, Who will
company him the rest Of the way. Mr.. G. is
corresponding with the New York 7ri51ns.
A shooting affray occurred on the west bank
of the river, opposite Wichita on Tuesday
morning, between a party Of rowdies and some
soldiers, in which a"girl of the period named
Emma Stanley received a severe wound. two
soldiers also being seriously injured. Doley,
private. was shot through the neck, the bal
being extracted from the throat. Another
soldier named Boyle. had his right shin bone
splintered by another bali. Neither of the par
ties We're implicated in the origin of the afiray.
The balls We're extracted by DR.. Furley, and
the parties are all doing well.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-05

Mr. Alfred Latta. the financial! agent of Mr..
+. :. Glover, the artist who has been sketchng
Wichii; for some time past. is now in the city
canvassing for the bird s-eye photographic vie~
of our citv. We have no doubt the picture
will he pretty and Interesting also especially
a few. wear, hence. a giving the shadow of
what we were in our infancy.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-05

The number OF cattle that have crossed the
state line to date is 900. OF this number.
$4,000 have reported at Wichita. $1,000 have
gone 10 the territories. and the balance TO vari-
Gus shipping points on the A. /. 4 5. +. and
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-05

Harris & Co. are trying TO keep Wichita cool
TO the extent of about three tons Of crystal
Little river ice per day. The elements in this
Office were kept from boiling over by generous
chunks LEFT at our door this week. FOR which
they will please accept thanks.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-05

A CARD would respectfully announce to
my many friends and the public generally that
| can he found at all hours. day or night. at
the drug store of Chs. W. Hill. where !
shall be pleased to see all those who require
my services. }. X. AsKEw.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-05

Capt John II. Folks. the genial. good look
ing and enterprsing editor Of the oxford
Press. called upon Us this week. The captain
had been attending the soldiers reunion at
Lawrence, which he described as a very inter-
esfinr occasion
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-05

Exton screens al, coal before delivery. 4e-tf
DIR. FURLEY. physician. Maine street, Wich-
tia. 2l-u
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-05

Oyster Bay will have ice cream the first
warm day. I'll
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-05

Some employees of J. X. Mcad's captured on
his place, east of town. the other day, jereboa.
or other rodent animal of queer structure
makeup Of kangaroo, but with a bushy tail.
short fore legs. long hind ones soft fur. bright
eyes. erect ears. and is upon the whole curl
osity. II is smaller than dog and larger than
rat, which is rs near rs we can describe il.
The Wichita Savings bank have added one
of McNeal a Urban's latest patented BURGER
proofs safes TO their establishment. II was
rolled INTO the vault last Saturday. i very
fine piece Of Workmanship and is absolutely
burglar proof. SO much so that money would
be safe in il if the safe were rolled into the
street, provided the cashier kept the secret Of
the combination to himself
The district cour; adjourned on last Satur-
day evening with large amount of unfinished
business still remaining on the docket. There
are some thirteen jury trials Yet 10 be gone
through with. Under the circumstances.
Judge Campbell thought il advisable to hold
an adjourned term. which will open in three
weeks. and for which a special senire Tor
same will be issued.
An apology is due Mr.. Woodruff. of James
burg. in this county, from us for the publiea-
ton of marriage notice. in which his daughter
figured as the bride. The notice was sent TO
Us. and not being acquainted with any of the
parties no suspicion was entertained as TO its
genuineness. The unrrincipled sneak guilty
OF so contemplate an action deserves prose
cution
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-05

The soldiers have carried oft their threat.
This morning about . o'clock we were
aroused from sleep by the rapid discharge OF
firearms across the river. Hurrying on our
clothes we ran down TO the bridge. by which
time the lurid flames were bursting forth from
Reds dance house. accompanied by yell
from squad of some thirty soldiers. whom we
met on the bridge. marching by fours. They
appeared to be perfectly possessed. and after
the order to shoulder arms asked us ''bow
is that for high?' pointing to the burning
building. Being the first upon the ground.
we found man lying some fifty yards in front
of the burning building. who gave his name a
Cbas. Le>hhart. wounded through the body
We saw no one else that was hurt. but we
he ard that one of the girls was wounded. and
that the girl wounded in the melee on Monday
night had received fresh shot. In few
minutes hundreds of citizens were upon the
ground, and by prompt action and consitera
BILE eXertion the house of Joseph Lowe was
saved. The soldiers went of up Water street.
We have no room for comments. but upon the
whole the affairs of Monday and last night are
no credit 10 our neighbor town.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-05

Hill, the druggist, keeps Ligget and Hub
sons beauty fine-cut tobacco--the best tobac-
co that is manufactured. 29-tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-05

Ice cream Saturday and Sunday nights at
Oyster Bay. off
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-05

james Dryden arrived from Corpus Cristi
last Friday. after short trip Of five days. He
has 1900 head Of cattle on the trail. Of his own,
m addition IN she herd wintcred in this county.
He thinks the ''driye" will hardly reach in
number that 81 last season. and being close
observer. HE judgment is valuable.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-05

Best brands of flour constantly on hand at
Diamond Front grocery, - Main st. 3-tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-05

See statement of the First National bank.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-05
Gbt Gdifbita Gaslt.

.;ITY AND COUNTY NEWS.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-05

Formerly with Geo. Matthews X Co.
je2l-tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-05

THURSDAY Ar ibhNoON EAr'N''''''
Al D. IN. the different schools in the city.
together with the West Wichita school. formed
a procession at the NJ. +. church. and with
flags and banners. after singing familiar Sab
bath school song. marched through the princi-
pal streets On returning again TO the church
addresses were delivered, intcrspersed with
singing
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-05

r7-~ieeie 4 Ley are The exclusive agents
II over sofs9 srrcs II railroad iai.fis efiupsi--
FIsg ihs land. hei1Fgihg - the 5 ] :. y
fsllrrs,i. 10 township NJ. -, ran.-ss Noe. aafi
, eat srA :. > ard 4 west Tssse srr tsy fa-
tie bet railroad lsi.,l- ia ~ Arssssas sssy.
eouvenies, % fhe eiiy o. u ichiia. the isrzf.;
aBd v9osi es,ferfrsssug cstY west q foTs.A
The s4no. z,;ysiuia- fhr-e .; ibs railroad rom
yany are zci issProsea- fowh>ssiI. and
Asl5oe,i district. are organized. ssse,ai b's5se.
l.aisi. aud seisool- -upsor;fsl in seAriI Al q
them.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-05

We have received 6f0 barrels 81 choice winter
ap,,les--Jeniion. Nanle,ef- ami fiprin.
Now Is the time to las Ia your winirr supply.
Pine Family Flour at wholesale aud I-tsil
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-05

CHRISTOPHER Columbus discovered America Ia
the year its,. and since the people who inhabit
this land ours have found mines Of gold, silver
aud minerals OF ALI descriptions, but tho laiest
discovery that made la Is. by
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-05
WHEELER & RANSOM,
No. e Main Street.

Good. delivered in any part Of the eity ea'i-
roiis free of charge.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02

NEW YORK, NEW-HAYEN, AND HART
~ FORD RAIIRoAD-se- York .nd Ner.Hayer Division.
wIETER ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING NOVEHyHR q. lS's,
Psesssr NsErort Grand Central Depot Entrance
TRAINS LEAVE EEw-ToRK
Fsr E.w Haven 71g 500 EIl 1888 1913 (ELl 3et EK
1s5 49,, s:1' ses tEI) aEd $40 (gLl -
For Bridgeport Is s:os (EI 9ol ll:3 n 2;25 tEr 800
For Milford and srrd Tgs i3s NJ; 5aS %, p
For Fsrsd Southport aud wsstpOr 7e. sos l;J $685.
Fer South ssrT, 7ss (EL soa II.i Iasa CEl
HI6 a55 41y (EI) S3l s53 scS lKIl aud s'lo (EEl
Fer STAFFORD 5;oi, sos kI sso loos ll5s u i2;s3 Er
stopping =, New Roeh, cas,,sr $40 tsIl NJ step
ping at Mount Vernon, k,nsToasek ans Rye =
For Greenwich .nd ntsmsiss SssRs 1903 ss, lo0s l3s
D. 2:2J 3:sS f:5J b59. SEQ, 6:JS. 7:2J N.
Mail Train leaves Grand Cer Depot ort'sseosd't New
lsrs os for ge,'e VI. sI1shsl Lane s'Sepns heg
$40 for Boston Shore Line stopping Mount vernon
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Bsstop, va Springfield. s:0' IN. 5os and SG
For BOstos via Shore Line, l2:iJ. elo p
fOr Hsfo isa Springfield, s;ot t:3. 3:oj audsssp
For Newport X l., SoJ m.
og p m to Montreal and White h9snt,inG ,,..
For Hartford Providence and fskH ksiroM 90 I;2i pm
fersaor L,e Ear.y soS a. !" 70 sol'so 'ns rIS'asaee
For cennesuest VALLEY Railroad, s:os ana 500 m
For H.SH,Vs sad Ssrh.apoa Rairead SOS Jo' n, to
For Et~H,vss HGdistswa wnaa;e Railroad tAr Lias
Fer Hou,stosie Railroad sss a. m. aud J:ospn.
For Nssgausk Railroad OS NJ 1903 ~ and S n 10 Wa
For D.nsury and Sorwak Railroad or scs Is3
Fer sLspsss Valley Railroad vi, D,nSury NoraA RR sS
Fsr Es.Csaa,n Railroad, sOs le;!1 i1s and sJO
ponrodeus attached 10 O3 asd $40
sad all trains either line Drngrson attached
10 the 8 :0s a NJ, l2:23 aud 3;ls m trans
rAsensen ga pseu n, @ 80 . ), ,.i Eorrs.,se o a.
oGee EsrYsrk Tr.tss Co (DotSs Rrpress No $40
Bro.d-, and No cO'r Broeiln ,d ey eA,ng suitable note
uou. JOHN T. MOODY ssot n T. 4 v h DIV
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Capitalists aud all Investors are invited to exam
inc the merits of the Bonds issued by the In
DIANAPoLIs, BLOOMINGTON, AND WESTERN RAILWAY
COMPANY, and secured by First Mortgage on its
Extension Line of 2l7 miles. On this work 100 miles
from Champaign to Havana on the Illinois River
are completed, and trains will run that section
in the second week of January. The remaining dis
tance of 81 miles to keokuk on the Mississippi with
the branch of 81 miles to Decatur now graded and
track partly down. will be finished in ample time for
the business of 1873. The character of soil ncreas-
ing productions and wide belt of country tributary
to this part of the line, for il very large
ml,nerative business
The road from Indianapolis to Pekin, 902l miles
has been in operation little more than two years
and has established success. Its earnings have
steadily increased, giving in 1872 an excess Of
$Ss5O0 1871 Net receipts from this part of the
line alone are more than sufficient to respond punc-
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02
tually 10 interest on all Bonds made and Issued -

tuallv IN interest on ALI Bonds made and issued -
the Company Il rarely occurs that this be said
of any railroad during negotiation Of it's securities
The entire hne of 40 miles has the support Of .
populous, exceedingly rich, and productive agricul-
tural region passes through and connects important
towns and cities and crosses immense deposits of
good coal all of which insure local business OF great
magnitude. It's own Western and North Western
connections substantially under same control, with
prominent iDtersecting roads, will furnish large
through traffic. The managers appreciate the neces-
sty Of unusually large equipment and are providing
for it rapidly as possible. This, with new elevator
accommodations under construction expressly Tor
this road at indianapolis will greatly increase its
facilities and enable it to take large offered business
which 1t has been obliged to decline.
Particular attention is asked to the unusuat
strength of these Bonds which liability of the
entire Corporation owning line of 40 miles and are
also completely secured by first and only mortgage
on the extension. or the whole line 3OS miles arc
completed, and 20 more are graded.
With the certainty that Government rates OF ins
terest will in short time be largely reduced, hold
ers of 5-20s will find it advantageous to realize at
present high prices and reinvest in these Bonds,
which we recommend as possessing ample security
for all investors. As an investment they cannot
fail to prove largely remunerative.
The Bonds are seven per cent, gold, 900 each,
convertible into stock at par at the option OF inc
holder and may be registered without charge.
Price, 90 and accrued interest in currency Coupons,
January and July l. free of tax.
All negotiable securities received in exchange at
best market rates.
Full particulars furnished on application.
TURNER BROTHERS,
Bankers, No. IA Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02

PHILADELPHIA sThe market for beef cattle dUn tas
prices remained about the last quoted the epS
onr reached head and prices ruled from ed7 p' M
fair and few lots Of beeye al ifon IS
gc Common sold from id5.c. per ~
sHEzP-There but market owing TO the heavy zoe
storm The principally " sheep left last week sHf a
no. roo head Prices ranged from 81 aeie for far 70 %
and 7c choice Sheep.
SIS 756s6 IS per 100 n for corn fed.
Cox-The receipts reached l4o bead Irss7
ranging hom Sl5 $50 each. The market closed tdul-
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02
B.SxmG-OrF1cE OF FISK g. HATCH,

No. Nassau-st., New York. Jan. 3, 1873
The CHESAPEAKE and OHIO, the CENTRAL and
WESTERN PACIFIC Bonds, all of which have been ne
gotiated by u.s. we believe to be among the best and
most desirable Investment Securities in the market,
which in time must become very scarce; especially
as the Government will probably, during the coming
year, pay of, in gold another large lot Of FIVE
TwENTEs, and issue in their place FIVE PER CENT
Bonds.
The FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS
of the Company, the total amount OF which 10 only
s15,OOOOOO, are secured upon property worth
S35 10000 to S4OOOOOOO and arc fully equal IN in-
trinsic value to the Central Pacific Bonds They arc
issued in denominations Of 800, $500, and $1,000
coupon OF registered, and at their present market
price Sc and accrued interest are very desirable.
The CENTRAL PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD BOSDs
are too we'll known to require description or COM
mendation. Their total amount is S5,SSj,O0O; they
have for a long time ranged in market puce near or
above par-the price to-day being 1O2 to lO-s WITH
coupon on, due Jan. l. of per cent gold.
The WESTERN PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS amount to s. 73j 600. This road is now con-
solidated with the CENTRAL PACIFIC, and the pay
ment of its bonds principal and interest is assumed
by them. Their market price to-day is % TO 92,,
also with threeper cent gold coupon on, due JAN /.
As they have recently been introduced on the stocs
Exchange we expect to see them rapidly rise to tue
price of CENTRAL PAcIFICs, being substantially tha
same in character and value
We buy and sell as usual Government Bonds, re-
ceive deposits, on which we allow interest, make
collections and conduct general banking business
in all its branches Fisk q HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02
W. GORE, Gen. Pas, Agent.
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. UNITED

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, UNITED
A RAILROADS OF n DIVsIOS-Rfsntfoot sf DIS sROssEs-
ST. Of CoRTLAEDIsI For wEsT PHILADELPHIA
ltS 400, $500, 6:cO s:3es D. m, "
,ght For Ph'ss2st va e.nasa 4 N seez For BALIL,
5000 p For the SOUTH 900 siOo D. PsH-
man Palace Baltimore Washington daily 500.
For The WEST, via Peans
and $500 5oo and ESQ Pslimsn Palace attached to
through from NeHfsrs Pittsburgh Chicago,
rhoat chbnse Pslnan Pslsee
see. daily through Pittsburgh. cpaprss Lous.
Los without change. Pplnn attached
the ' d.y through to Pittsburgh Cnanbs Louis
vile and lad sHspo without change Pslnsn PsAce
.ahed $500 aud through from EtWYs Pitts
Wayne, and Chiesgc without change sale at
o Desbses foot Of Csrhdts 9if Bosdxay Day
Taies efeot Dee. 2, l6z
A. }. CASSATT. Ger Manager " ". JACKSON, Gnl sap't
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02

HowEs & MACY, Bankers, No. 50 Wall-st., New.
York offer the same facilities TO DeDositors rs fnr
corporated Banks, and allow Interest on daily bab
ances at the rate of -Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates.
with immediate returns :
Special attention paid to choice Stock, Bonds, 90
&c for Investors.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02

TRIBUNE ALMANAC
il FOR 1873.
VIII be ready early January
And nil contain
PORTIaIT AND BIOGRAPHY
or
HORACE GREELEY;
Also, besides the usual
Asirouoniesl nforustoD and Calendar,
Laws Ct tie United States than USUALLY fall
Statistics Of Railroads o. th. United sssieA
Staustcf Of Commcroe.
u. s. Government, Cabinet,
Supreme Cour
Ministers to Foreign Courts, &c. &c
Foriv-ecosd Congress, politically classified
Tou,-,hud Congress far a. chosen.
Sifutiag sud Select
Committee Of setste ard House OF RepressntstVes
States Of Toe Union. Populations, Capiias
Goyernort Tines Of holding Elections and meeting
ofLegssares
E,ciop 4, turns carefully prepared CT The
vo., for President. Congrssrneu
Governors, Sc, in lSs2,
ConpsIed with former Elections
And much Other Interesting isomAion.
rrls,, 2oc. = fer dollar, BY mail
Address THE TsIBUSE.
N.p-iOrk.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02
8fedmboaie and Railroads.

-
CAFETY. SPEED. AND COMFORT.
4 uopWIcu LINZ
po a,..r w,,s...., hh,r t,,a,a ,sction Loven Law
-" T'p, ,,,, ,.asa3 p.ms, RY.tsboro and inter.
I.-S'i $1,000 "sH'"esN'i No''o''' 's"''' ~0'
nsn.e Tt le'ns, ll 49,. :. ....u.
NV ~ ,,,ry ry' ~ pntn pnsT%S
wa f'TrT op SRw WORK
N''' W rtr9 op
''ii VT aITy ~ OF NORWICH
WIN s,lv e,eea.o, A o,elocr o. H. from
a., "a 40 so,,s eiss, sot ~ csnsi IA W.tu-.t, Y
Fo srs Eor.sh t5si, ornnr With Rrcres. trains
g. Ans 20 1e, T, sh nd Wocser and
n, o ,os A2o,, va ~ ~ pS sHHh' %
yo % ~ @ % % slgh, ami, At the omoe Pier 90
rt ''A'' A"' 'e' ''' ''e"' "py y PARKRR Agent
'o,N m'en w. - '"' -
NetIok 1ane D. 'oII,
NOR NEW HAVEN HARTF0RD. &C.-
i ', .It, ~, -, uaa =, a.Is Trains North
aeAnsn hHeFe eeA'np "" He"'n''eA ~ ''i'' ''~' -
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02
TRUSTEE CERTIFICATES OF TIE

AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.
Representing the interests of the Stockholders -
the Assets of the Company previous TO December y,
1865, bought at the office of WILLIAMS q BOsTwIcKs
No. 40 Wall-st., n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL RAILROAD.


FKW BROAD GAUGE LINE 10 Water Gap snoudshss Sersno,
Dtpos Esu York foot foot Of Chopher,t
wISrRR ARRANGEMENTS. MONDAY. Nov 25 1sI2
$40 BROAD 6AbGE ExPhkss TRAIN, boenton Branch
directly through from Esrfok Scranton Bnghamton Hons
Cortland and hTrses without change Dover
Waterloo WITH r. r. with l..
n EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting Dsnuue with Boon
Dover With Chester Bash Waterloo with SUSSEX
for Andove and Eevton Washington with the d. H. and W.
Water Gap strosdbsg Scranton Great Bend Bnghsmtos and
hyu,e Phpsbs with Lehs and sIqIshanna and Lehsn
VALLEY x n. for all points on those roads
1900 PHlLLlPsBURG EXPRESS stopi newark, hedon,
and sstqAehsnns ssd Lehgh VALLEY for Bethlehem Allen
hsueh Chunk. Nilksshsrre Reading srd HtrnsssrE
900 m. BROAD GAUGE EXPRkSs TRAIN via Patsrson sad
Boonol directly Scranton and Bnghamton without
stopping ssoDg Connecting Dover uh
Chester X r, and Of Waterloo with sa0sI r. r.
320 EksTOH EXPRESS Dover with Chester r. h
Waterloo with susssI R. and Phipsbs with Lehsh and Sus
sssnna r. and Jehgh VALLEY r. r for Bethlehem Aeniown
ksidins, Harrisburg and the West -, o,,
l1 n kITsrOWh EXPRESS eoa.ees With Chsssr A H.
ssd with Sussex q r for Andoyer, Newton. aud franihn
$50 D. m DOVER EXPkEss. ..o.
For hoaETsrowN a. 7ls so lEco, li;oo NJ 23o 800 H!o
Tsr SUMMIT At 7:is TO sc ioiO m zoo $40
Per ORANGE ad SOUTH oRASeS. IT'S. 7:3o ss sts 1910
and loo a EO 2:So 25o io 49, $780, $780, S'o sJs 1900
FoT EEWARK At 1ls 7io 7so. $50 $40. so, 'ie:io 1910,
HOO m 1900 -I0 ZOO f23o 9:le. $40 $50 40,
go l4s $50 500 'e2o $50 500 $50 1900 aaa l2oa
/, a. Trains marked stop at East Nevart -
a52 and O:io sns 200 $40. 40 5io $50 And Gee
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02
New ilubIitaiions.
yINHE BEST HOLIDAY GIFT
FOR A BOY, OK YOUNG MAN,
HORACE GREELEY'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY.

RECOLIECTIONS OF BUSY LIFE.
BY HORACE GRBELEY
In ore elegant octave Beautifully printed and hindsmey
bsunc illustrated With fne ssl Portrait Of Mr. Greey also with
cnrsyngs The Cot where Born, MY F School
House' Fuller" Nv Evergreen Hedge" My
Nous in the Woods My Present Home" My Barn"
MI Gre himself gives e test indication Of their nature when he
sy SHALL anything else into which shs put 80
se o. ass 10Y experiences notions convictions and modes Of
sboush a. give with small reserve ny mental
history"
PRICES.
LIBRARY STYLE (sAtepl S3. HALF CALF ELEGANT, SJ.
Sent by nail Free recop; Of price
Ader,,s THE TRIBUNE NeW-YOrE
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02

CHICAGO. DANvILLE AND VNCENNEs RAHRoAD
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BoNDs.~
The road earning dividend its stock beside irs
terest on its bonds. But small amount remaining.
Apply personally OF by letter TO
W. b. SHATTUCK Il Co, q Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-02
NEW YORK MIDLAND KAILWAY-wN

~ TBR ARRANGEMENT, tstes EFFECT Dee ls2Trans leave
footo Of Cortlant and Debrosesst, a. follow:
For Ner.Durhsn and Aty wood s:le 1880 49, $50
$50. sad l50 N.
ctensck Psterou Hawthorne Midland Park and Worsen
dyke. T. s.0 1850 m. !. 800, t;J0, G2O, -llJO IN.
RdgeG,d P~Ik Rochelle DuEdee Lake, hkets
Riverside. 1850 a. m; !, 80 $50 6:2O. ll:3o m.
wyctoh pon and Monie,r Junction 9;ls 1880
59s, i:30, $50
C.npgaw OAKLAND Bloomngdae and wes; BoOmnriale
$40, 1880 a 70 t:3o, $50 ?.
For Smith, Mills CbhoeburEh stockholm. snastowu. Ogdens
burg and Qusnyv,ls, I. slO %. i:Op. m.
Newfoundland Frsnklp haRbugh, Dekertown Unonvlt
Town johnson Slate Hill Alstown. and BoOu sbursh, H..
$50 A. N. $3.50. t+:30
Bush wst,eoro FssSsgb, Monticello, Liberty Pals
and EleuvIe. eI0 "a On. $50 N.
RHTURHING-Les,e Liberty Falls at 6:j5 Q. m. l2S
Rllen,le IA 2:l5 hddsorp. g. 1855 n 937, s;i3
D. m. Wsst Bloonngdae !. $40 a. oO4 WoreBiySe
s:2S III g. liza m 2J7 sos 658 l0.50 =. Paterson SAB
s:47, i.55. eils lI,ls q m. 251 4;1f 7il3 ii2 N.
ARRIVING IN EBwYORk al t5J g0 1890 1850, A0
SEQ 8:5 .. n and 1880 IN
tDoe beyond hdoiorn Does beyond Hawthorne
tDoes beyond BioomiHsb burgh
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