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BRIBERY IN THE MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March IA, 1873.
Quite scene eccurred in the Lever House OF
the Legislature yesterday on one Of the members
stating that an oner had been made to bride him
TO vote for tho Insurance bin before the House.
He accused Frank Hickox, lobbyist, or having
offered him 800. Friends OF the bill assert that
they do not know Hickox. and say the charge was
ruse to defeat the bill. Great excitement prevailed
for a time, and further discussion OF the bill was
naatnOned
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A.-Espenscheid'ss Spring Levee.-In All

A-Espenscheid Spring Levee.-In All
his experience Is halter ESPENSCHESD has never had
the pleasure of seeing, early in the season. such
friendsn all day long, into MS
store. Fortunately, he has room enough Hats enough
and varieties OF style enough to satisfy them all His
regular Spring style commands general admiration The
periectio its nlsh owing TO the recent improvements
introduced in his factory anscends that he
has ever vet produced. ESPENSCHEiD, Manufacturer
OF Gentemen's Hats, ll3 Nassau street
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TDubuoue iowa, DAILY Times.1

Twenty-Five cents s All astonishing small sum to
pay Tor 200 page pamphlet, containing calen-
dar. eclipses census returns OF population OF each
State and principal cities, election returns Tor
Governor, congressman; time of elections and
meeting OF Legislatures; record Of events OF 1872;
statistics OF farm produce, live stock, &c. army,
navy and civil service register; national debt sta
tistics; finances, prices OF gold, stocks, cotton,
-four, &c, for the past year. &c., &c. Yet this Is
the price OF that encyclopedia OF information--
a. "Nkw IoEA HEI.ALD Almanac" for 1873,
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New Library Edition. II mo Cloth. Price. 81 81
This the eighth issue of the new uniform edition
of Coopers novels, printed fine paper. and hand
somely bound. Volumes already published :"The SPY
"The Pilot ''The Red Rover" "Thc Dcersayer" The
Pathfinder" THE Last OF the MOhicans." and The
Pioneers"
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Caution! Caution !-Boker's Bfttors.

Parties wishing 10 buy celebrated Btters and De
srous obtaining the genuine article, are csuoiSu
against the ations and commercials offered III tns
by dyidusls but easily
recognized by the poor way la which they gehSraiy
are put ~ principally by .heir vile taste while the
genuine article, though Stomach Bitters very paal
able and pleasant Ia every reaned taste anu nas
OF the apothecary shop Bul only of Respectable houses
" l.. ktNKE, Jr., Sole AGENT =.
Post ONCE box No. l,029. So Liberty street. " 4.
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OHIO CENsUREs HER BACK PAY CONGRESS-
MEN.

COLUMBUS MARCH, II, 1873.
In the Senate To-Day, after lengthy discussion,
the House joint resolution to censure the Ohio
members of Congress who voted for the retroactive
salary bill was adopted after being so amended as
10 censure those members who voted against the
bll, but nevertheless took the extra Day.
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SPAIN.

Popular Agitation Of Permanent Plan Of Re-
public-A Clerical Carlist and His Com
mand-Press Law for Porto Rico
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A.-HeraId Branch ONCE, Brooklyn,
corner Of Fulton avenue and B6erum street
Open rom A. VI. toy I. VI:
On SUNDAY from 10 i. VI.
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Down With Your Bedstcads, Dust
every Joint with KNOWLES INSECT DEsTROfERi In
iect into crack and Granny in the walls the floor
the wainscotng so shall you sleep unframed OF bed
bug S. II INFESTED with feas, unpestercd by reaches
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moved to Sc Reade street Their valuable Medicines
PANY, 81 Reade street, N Y
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Texas Jack, the Living Scout, Now Per-
forming with Buffalo Bill and Ned Buntne in the drama
OF The Scouts of the Prairie" is the hero exciting
story just commenced in the NEW YORK WEEKLY
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Tested by Time.-FOr Throat Diseases,
Colds and Coughs, BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES"
have proved their efficacy by test of many years..
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A DEPUTY UNITED STATES COLLECTOR
MISSING.
MENruIs. Tonn., March IA,

MEMPHIS, Tenn. March H. 1873
Hiram W. Johnson, Deputy United states Col
lector OF this port has been missing since Wedaes'
day afternoon. Various rumors are anoat as to ms
disappearance. The Custom House oincers arc
busuy engaged overhaulinK his accounts.
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Vienna ExpOsitiOn.-PasspOrts Issued
by A. c. WILLAMETTE, United States Court House. Al
Chambers street.
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AFFLEION a NO, = =
}. $40 and 55l BROADWAY, New York.
Publish this day.

81,
ID. A. so Gan and Isl broadway, New York.
Publish this day.
LAKEvnLE; OR, SUBSTANCE AND SHADOW
Author of "a summer Romance" &c. VOL svo. With
ss aascr Of f"pes the It, of the
nent portrait painter MeaIy whose home 4 a. Chicago
s e that ' w so4y ws f' .o sd IA al
r. s sas S in s H has @
published in England where 1t was received with I'M
nounces il one Of the freshest and most oIgins and 1t
hts TIE a Ea eE TO
March sS GEansa e from the Fifth Paris Edidon
AND ;sayng pub:
piey ior his abilities preacher:
Tss ss, 1s
OF S hook as thy
seived win them the Holy Communion, and spoke 70
Edward Myrci GoaIdburn::. ''
MANUAL OF CHEMICAL ANALYSIS.
as applied s ss OF har asns n
and Sr the DETECTION Of ans
and Ssnn,se turing She%iss and q ana
MsSsa tn H svo
BY JAMES H FE Nha COOPER
r MsT nSris NJ esh u the e1
of Coopers novels. printed on fine paper and band,
"The Pilot, The Red Rover" "rhc DcerslaYer" Tho
Pathfinder" THE Last OF the M0hicans." and The
Pioneers"
of the above. when not to be mad In book stores,
post aid by mail to any part OF the United Statcsv
on receipt OF the price.
anAS PEkSSaSA ShAS WraoGT 'S ahsRK
Each is In one volume. Price 40 cents each.
FRENCH without Master. In six easy lessons N
GERMAN without Master In six easy lessons 10
SPANISH without Master. In four lessons, ~
ITALIAN without Master. In five easy lessons. 40
LATIN without u Master. In six easy lessons. ~
all of the above Ave languages can be learn
ed by without teacher The five books are also
bound in large volume, In CLOTH Price ~. -
-. books tor sale by all booksellers will
be SENT postpaid, receipt Of price by the publishers
I. b. PETERSON BROTHERS,,
BUG Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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THREE CHILDREN DROWNED IN MAINE.

BANGOR, March IA, 1873.
Three small children, a son and daughter OF
Henry Plude and son. OF Charles Blake, were
drowned a OrOnO yesterday by breaking through
the ice while at play.
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Hats,


Artistic.
Full dress undrcss travelling and '-""''
evening
Complete And % al. str sc,ivss variety.
Reason abIe accom- piishmept at,sir.r>,
wARNOCK CO., Hatters 5is Broadway.
Liquid Cocoa, for Bakers and Confec-
ss qVslI2fL sac ora%d.
"Married In Mask"-A New story by
Snssy in .ns NEW Wx YSsH VII e next
Matchless I'm beauty, Marvellous I'm
style and miracle OF elegance KNOCKS Spring style q
Knox Brosdway, or at KpSxs Under the FifsS
chase At either store viii prove satisfactory success
Royal Havana Undergraduates Cashed.
Post office box 4,ssa
Royal Havana Lottery.-New Scheme
now out Orders ailed, prizes eashed Information fur.
TAYLOR { Co. BanEers Ii Wall street New York
Royal Havana Lottery.-Circulars and
'"'''''" 'u' No. Wall street box sas Post olce
Dq sTsEE F Fins
These celebrated Pens increasing very rapidly in
Of superior Eng fish make and are famous for their elias
Witty Fca s o
try them will send sample Card containing all Of
tho H'"fsfs sos TT IsS;'s & co.
SHOWS PICTORIAL Pearls.-A Noted Con-
sctSn for Coughs Sore Threats and Sold
Manufacturer. New Haven Conn.
8. o. p. Cognac Brandy
Per gallon 81 80 for full sized bottle "a Speciality old
It's Value Also ali the popular brands vintage 1865 %
nSo aerenI brands ana craze. imported IN cases
WINS and kRR EsnS S,SSss GsSs shSs
Texas Jack, the Living Scout, Now Per-
forming with Buffalo Bin and Ned Bunne in the drama
story Just Commenced IN III; NEW YORK WEEKLY
The Grnefenberg Company have Re-
y 81 ana the CON-
Tested by Tims:mEor Throat Diss..s.:
have proved their efficacy by test of many years.
Vienna sspOrts Issued
by a. G. wILLMARTH, United States Court Honse Al
Chambers street.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
LIST OF NEW BOOKS THIS MORNING.
BOOK OF EpITApHs
volume Of light reading on being
snsuary interesting iis' little work =! Price sLsa
A American novel; OF fresh and original charsc-
ter, by John s. sauzade - Price 81 TO-
CLIFFORD TROUP.
new novel, of absorbing interest by Mrs. Westmare
land of Georgia, author of Heart Hungry which had
such enormous sale last year. - Price 81 Ia
KENNETH, MY KING.
charming new novel by Miss Sallie A. Brock Of Virgil
ginia Its deneations q life manners and scenery rise
times, almost dylc and be Auty con-
ception, and there Jew peasanter ideazatons Of
womany love tor woman's reading than "kenneth. My
King" u. Price 81 u.s.
PLYMOUTH CHURCH, BROOKLYN.
complete history of this remarkable church, from its
establishment by Rev Henry Ward Beecher, In 1857
down to the present day With numerous p0rtr alta,
ilusraton and plans - Price g.
G. w. CARLETON K CO., Publishers,
Madison square. New York.
CHEAPEST BOOKSTORE
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A-FOr PIN pies ON the Face, Black
heads and Fleshworms use PERRY'S IMPROVED COME
DONE AND PIMPLE RRMEDY, the great skin medi-
cine Sold by druggists everywhere.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Prizes Cashed.
Circulars sent j. Il. MARTINEZ 90 10 Wall street
Post office box 1855
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Royal Havana LOttery.-New Scheme
out Orders filled. prizes cashed, inormahon fur.
nisbed Highest rates paid tor SPANS bills &c, SC.
TAYLOR Il Co, Bankers ID Wall street New York.
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A.-wedding and Ball Cards, Latest
JAMES EvERDELL 30k Broadway.
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Spencerian

DOUBLE ELASTIC
STEEL PENS
sale, owing 10 their unc xceed manufacture. They
OF superior English make and famous for their eaS
ITCHY durability and evenncss of point For sale every
where. For the convenience OF those who may wish to
Try them we will send sample Card containing all Of
. VISON, BRAKEMAN, TAYLOR CO.,
l3S and lao Grand street. New YORK.,
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"Married I'm Mask"-A New story by
MansHed Tracy wslworth will be commenced next
Monday in the NEW YORK WEEKLY
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A.-FOr n First Glass Hat at ReasOna bic
prices call on DOUGAN l2 Nassau, corner Of Ann street.
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style miracle OF elegance KNOCKS Spring style Of
M hats Is the town topic Buy your Hats at
KNOX NO Zi2 broadway or at KnOx's under the Fifth
Avenue Hotel or at Knoxs the House. pur.
chase ~ either store will prove satisfactory success
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FRANCE.
Flow of Bullion to the Bank.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD

LONDON, March Ia, 1873.
The specie in the Bank Of France has increased
1888 O0Of. during the past week.
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Liquid Cocoa, for Bakers and Confec-
toners se superior quality for sale at the Chocals
Manuiact tory ofWALLACE CO.. 20 Cortlandt St, N r.
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ri. Cocnac Drnndx.

3. q. p. COgnac Bra andy.
per gallon 81 50 for full sized bottle "a speciality, old
mellow and fragrant; entire invoice purchased at half
Its value Also all the popular brands vintage 1865 l5
Also q different brands and grades imported in eases
Wines and Liquors Fancy Groceries Table uxures &c.
Ii. b. KIRK CO., g. Fulton st Established 1881
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ADJ. b. o FerTy, DermHtUIOEtst, 10
Bond street, New York, cures with prescriptions espe.
cIy adaped to the nature Of the Falling Loss and
Untiinely Gray Hair Dandruf kingworm, salt Rheum
or any disease complaints OF the scalp
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Davfd's spring style of Gentiemen's
HATS 2g9jS Broadway near Duane street

For Restoring the Original Color OF
THE HAIR, DIS .PERSING DANDRUFF AND ClEANS-
ING TIE SCALP. RESr0RER AMERICA Is WITHOUT
an EQUAL
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A.-For Moth Patches, Freokles and
Tan use PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION.
Sold by druggists everywhere. Depot 40 Bond street
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from the Messenger Franco American, March 14.l
1t is now well known that the press is fourth
power in the State. The HERALD is more con-
WINGED Of this truth than any one ese and it is not
content to have simply reporter or correspond
ent In Washington. 1t ordered commissioner
there, that 1t might be represented by kind Of
minister plenipOtentiary or ambassador. This
commissioner of the HERALD in Washington on
Wednesday had an audience OF tile President, In
order to receive some explanations upon
the policy which the government proposes
to follow. General Grant replied with
oil the Difference due to such q parsonage, and
we shall probably perform u most agreeable duty
TO our readers by reproducing portion of the con-
versatiOn published In the HERALD. (Hcrc follows
the substance of the interview referred to.) The
HERALD Commissioner.then Intercepted the Presi-
dent as to the tour which he had intended to make
In the South. The President stated that he very
much regretted being compelled to renounce this
Journey on account OF Official duties and other
causes, as the effect might have been very bene-
ncial His personal affairs, however, called him to
st. Louis, but he will probably not pursue his jour-
ney as Tar California for the same reasons that
have caused him to renOunce his journey in the
South. Upon the question of Utah the President
declared, with much emphasis, that the laws must
be executed, and that was the only condition I'M
der which the Mormons could expect to live in
peaCe
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AM u s E NJ E N T s.


Der Freixchuetz.
Last night weDer's great work was given for the
second time at the Academy. There was full
house and fashionable audience. The performance
throughout was OF the same level as on Wednes-
day, marked by the same successes and almost the
same shortcomings. Nine. Lucca again received
the most enthusiastic expressions OF approval for
her delicious singing and powerful acting through
the second act Her dramatic power is electical in
It's effect upon an audience ana last night, when
the aria by Aunchen had barely escaped cOndem-
nation, Lucca at once riveted attention with her
noble rendition OF the remainder Of the scene.
Jamet's Caspar was even more effective than on
the first night. The orchestra, too, was improved
but the chorus seems past hope. The Roman
candle and pasteboard demons were as smoky and
ridiculous and offensive as ever.
This afternoon ''MignOnn will be the matinee
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Musical and Dramatic Notes,

Miss Charlotte Cushman will go to Europe this
Spring.
The play written for Mr.. w. j. Florence by the
Count de Najac is a drama in five acts called
Faith, or the Jewish Brothers." Mr.. Florence is
greatly pleased with the piece.
Mr.. J. Ii. Stoddart leaves Wallacks next sea-
son and Is to travel with Messrs. Rockwell ana
Ringgod, who are to quit the Fifth Avenue Theatre
at the close Of their present engagement. The ru-
NOR that Miss Fanny Morant was going to Boston
next season Is unfounded.
Mr.. John Brougham is to play Samuel Tapplebot
In "Uncle Sam.n M. Sardou sets s. T. up as a
model of ''oldn America. Miss Sarah will be played
by Mrs. John Wood. Sarah Is M. Sardou's ideal Of
the fashionable American girl. Mr.. Crisp is to be
the Marquis de Rochemore, who adOres Sarah in
spite Of her faults. one OF the best parts appa.
rently is that OF Colonel Nathaniel Flibburty the
agent for the "Tapplebot cts' lots, which will be
given to Mr.. Lemoyne. Miss Mary Cary Is to play
Grace Flibburty, described in the bill Of the play
as "a married butterfly, with penchant for d.
vorces." What "penchant for divorces" Is 1t Is
net easy to understand.
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A.-HerrinR's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray street
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MARK GILDERSLEEVE
new American novel. of fresh and original charac
ter, by John 5. Sauzade. - Price 81 75..
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GOOD BOOKS,

constantly on hand and sale reasonable prices
large assortment of the best English editions standard
books in every department OF lite nature.
FINE ILLUSTRATED BOOKS A SPECIALITY.
lido pretend to keep the largest and cheapest COLI
lection books in this city but the public Invited to
CALI examine and judge OF the general charact my
JOHNAPTNE, lU9 Nassau street.
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LONDON March IA, 1873
The amount OF bullion Withdrawn from the Bank
Of England on balance to-day is f35, 900.
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TELEGRAM TO TIE new YORK HERALD.
ROME March IA, 1873.
Amadeus has formally reassumed his rights as
an Italian citizen.
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ENGLAND.
1llT(tiR TO TIE new YORK HERALD.

Bullion in Outflow from the Bank.
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A.-An Unnatural Redness Of the Nose
or IL positively cured by DR. O. PERRY ~ Bond
street, New York. A cure guaranteed.
Batchelor's Hair Dye-The Hest In the
world The emily true AMI perfect dye. All druggists
srlli
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the clearest result Of the confidence obtained rom
b. President by the ready diplomat OF the HERALD
GENERAL GRANT AND ST. DOMINGO.
By the above quoted interview with President
Grant by the HERALD Commissioner the acquisition
Of the Bay Of SANTANA appears to have been ques-
toned as likely w give trouble, and we cannot do
better than give, textually, the passages in the
HERALD which relate thereto:-
HERALD COMMIssIONER-YOur views upon this
subject, Mr.. President I, am convinced, are the
views OF the American people, But do you antici-
pate no trouble on account OF this st. Domingo,
SANTANA Bay Company
The PREsIDENT-NOne in the world. / suppose
The men OF that company are practical business
men, and Will not needlessy get involved IN ex-
penSlve dmculties. expect, TOO, In the course OF
the next ten or fifteen years. that this company
VIII have made such progress In developments OF
The great resources OF that fine country tnat our
government and people Will annex IL, as par
gain at ten or fifteen millions OF dollars, Wneh we
might have secured II q year ago Tor million anu
q half-I mean the Dominican Republic. In any
event we desire peace, and expect no trouble
with Hayti
HERALD CoMMIssIoNER-The nlhlment OF your
prediction Mr. President, will not be surprising
event, though the American lever OF annexation
was very nearly cured by the cold bath OF Alaska.
Here the conversation ended upon the St. Do
mingo question. The future will tell how lar Gen.
eral Grant has been right in his representation.
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ITALY.

An Ex-Monarch Restored to the Ranks Of the
People.
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Royal Havana MISREPRESENTATION ana
informal ton furnished. ORTEGA,
No. 9 Wall street. box !. s46 Post office.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


BOOK OF EPITAPHS.
volume of light reading grave subjects, being
collection OF Epaphs, amusing, curious and quaint
slngularly interesting little work. - Price $kG
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PLYMOUTH CHURCH. BROOKLYN.
complete history of this remarkable church. from its
establishment by Rev. Henry Ward Beecher in 1879,
down to the present day With numerous p0rtr ats.
illustrations and plans -" Price 81.
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NENNETf, kINU.
charming new novel by Miss Sale A. 5r0ek, Of Vrgi
gna. "Its deneatiOns OF life manners and scenery rise
at times, almost idyc and be Ay OF con
ceptOn and there are Jew pleasanter idealizatons
wOmany love tor woman's reading than "kenneth, NJ!
King" ~ Price 81 rs.
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CHEAPEST BOOKSTORE
" in the world.
Libraries and Books bought
$4,000 Magnificent BOOKS
at our price.
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$4,000 Theological Books
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G. W. CARLETON 4 CO., Publishers,
Madison square, New Y orb.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-02-28
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

In accordance with eur lat psospeotus. the spec ally
reduced rates for 1872. viz:
Weekly. per year. slO
Semi W eeky. per year. $50
will be maintained for all new Subscribers and all old
subscribers prior to the 18th day Of January
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TIMES
will contain selected Etorisls from the Daily Times
General News. Domestic and Foreign the Proceed
ngs Of Congress and The State Legislatures. Book Re
prominent festurs will be Complete Agricultural De-
partment with original articles from practical farm
full reports of the American Institute Farmers
Club; hnadeial. domestic. produce. live stock and
-TTolt as A FAMILY PAPER
The fIxH viii have no SUPERIOR is viii be free from
safely admitted to every domestic circle.
!, n AS A REPUBLICAN JOURNAL,
The TINES Win be devoted a. in the past to an intel
course In reference to tho Tsmmany Ring at 3 time
whom ali the other daily pspessn New York obstruct-
ed and discourzaed is Efforts attess il sincerity in
the cause Of reform. The Tsmes stood alone in de-
there is no scers ana honest proJ esal or reform In
any b1anoh Of the 0overlment, which will not be
heartily supported By the Times Bot It win not con-
spirs 70 assisting politicians or denasoguss
courage detection from the party. which
pority. p. % loL< ttl ll-
twill sustain with all the force and influence at its
command the principles and policy which have rem
dered that party 80 justly hrnou. In our history II
peace and the prosperity OF the natsn be best
cured and prom oted, and will constantly study the
wants Of the people rather than the wishes OF the pol
iticiaD. i0twly
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The Maryville Mail arrives at 1880 A. NJ, al Sc
parts at zoo. ~, daily. except Sundays:
Maynardville Mail arrives at 120o. n, on Mondays
and Thuredays aad departs at Loo. 2; NJ same dsys
The Blain's Roads Mail arrives Tuesdays and FRI
days at Hoo A. NJ and departs ut 1900 M days.
Gap Creek Mail arrives "Wednesday at 800. P. NJ,
and departs Thursday at 600 AM.
PM Open again at6:O0, M closes at 700 EN-. Once
open on Sunday at Loo P. ". for one hour.
~ -i'-,-2 JAMES RODGERS, Pm,