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, 1873-04-09

Mr. q. Darwin nrites to Nature: Tho follow
ing letter eeoms to me 80 valuable, and tho &C.
ouraoy Of tho stateonte vo1ohea ier ~ So hgh
from DR.. Higgins to sond 1t for publication
1T wiah to communicate to you curious case Of
IN inherited montal popularity: 7 poasoss m
Engsh, mes y na ., Of mepeF s1n St
tho dog, when six weeka old, from the stablo in
which lie waa born. Tho frat timo took him
out ho started back in alarm ut the first
butoler'a shop he had cTcr soon. 7 soon
found he fad = violent MT anti{gssthy {s,hyg to to
months old q servant took him with her on an
errand. At b short distance before coming to
tho house, sEo had to pass butchers shop tho
dog threw himnelt down {boing lod With etrln1g),
carried, and, az q crowd collected. tho servant
llad to return with tho dog more than milo, and
thon go without him; This occurred about two
tho dog will pass nearer. to shop than hc for
1nerly would. About two month";: ngo, In little
book on dogs, publahed by Doan, I discovered
thst the s1rSnge sntpaahy IL sea%n y The
sf ons1 Sa n %shs ha9e e q the POINT
pliod CON sny TINT tho g' game entlRsthy r. ,a
aud in Paris (Bon Of Turk, out Of Juno). parla
had tho grehtest antipathy, as he would hardly
| 20 into street where butchers ahop III, and
| would run away after passing It,. When . cart
| with butchers man came into tho place whore
tho dogs worc kept, although they could not no q 600
! him, thoy oil wore ready to break their chains.
| 4 nastor butcher, dressed privately, called ono
evening on Paris' master to SOC the dog. He had
hardly entered the house before tho dog though
shut mi was 80 much excited that he had to DO
| nut into shed, and tho butcher was forced to
foayo without sooing tho dog. The same dog ct
Hastings made a spring at a gentleman who
came into tho hotel. The owner caught tho dog
and apologizod, and said TINT he never knew him
| to do 30 bpforo, except when butcher camo to
Ills house. Tho gentleman at once said that WAS
lis business. So you SEQ that they inhorit
those antipathios, and show great deal OF
| breal lH
, 1873-04-09

Tho much-talked-oi strike by tho carpoute rs
md plastorors in Brooklyn has proved failure.
Mitaohajef, the Russian political nurderori
condemned to twenty years' e1llo, with hard
labor, shot himself on tho Nay to Siberia.
A Cinoinnat! telegram asya that Luke Leonard.
the polls on Monday eyoning, diod from tho Of
fecta Of tho shot at l0;3o o. IN. yesterday.
John Savage, late Cashier Of the Lechmere
National Bank, has pleaded guilty Of cmbozzling
tno funds Of the bank, aud will be so4..nced in
May.
4 contract has Just boom closed to transport
from Ioxne, by the Missouri, KaneRs l. Texas
Hallway, over 100 loads, or some 900 s.oop,
for tho Now York market. This III now feature
In the Texas trade.
William L. Letlngwell, Of Lyons, Iowa, haH
been employed to dofond stokos, and las gone
to New York to Freaa Ills defenBe. Loi1lngwoll
has boon notodly successful as criminal lar-
yer, and 1t is said has novor lost criminal ault
that ho attempted to defenu.
Tho funeral Of Gen. John Woolley will take
p1aco to-day at noon, at .Armory Hall. blllwan-
keo, aftor Which special train will leave with
tho rcmAinB and friends Of tho deceased for tho
Asylum, whoro ho Is to be buried: The Knights
OF Fythias, accompanied by tho milwaukee, Light
Guard, will compose tho escort.
On Monday, several officers Of Los Angeles,
CAL, won't IN pursuit. Of tho Mexican dosporado,
Mi0uol BAT, They found him concealed in tho
mountains. Ho refused to surrender. The otli-
cbrH ftTbd upon A1fa. Nhl ESsufASu tne AFGp
eight ahots. BAL was killed., and the officers
wore unharmed.
Two mon, while crossing tho riyor at gutten.
burg, LOWS, discovered the body OF III old mau oi
80 floating In tho riyog. On examination, 8
steamboat ticket stamped April 5, from LaOrosse
to Caasyillo, Wis, and a letterofrecommendatior
to citizeus OF Casarillo woro found, but nothing
by which hin name could DO aaoortained was dis
covered.
riyo companies OF tho Sovonth United Btatsi
Cavalry, under the direct command Of Maj. lii
ford, col, 8. .. bturges, commanding tho rogt
mont, accompanying, passed through, Dubuque
| on route for tho Wont, yesterday. Three com
auArtorp, and two companies with tho Northern
, 1873-04-09
THE CANADA PACIFIC.
RpoGch OF Ex-faOv, Wnaliburu. OF
Maine, at nklnhonpolls.

spocch OF Ex-tsov. Wnaib,lr1a, 61
Maine, at Nkintonpolls.
~ AI1NSEARo11s, M!nn, April a5ET. I; Coy. 1arao!
aS as 1s 5 if s ss Ss s
the British fossossions ~ Wis n naturally diyidod
Into several seotlots zach With its groat central
nrs ~ By It's @
to tho groat commercial oepitsl, Now Yorlt,
rival. The % most important Of those
sections WAS tho northern, Including all
and st. Louis. Tho question thon oomcs ie
thoro foasiblo route BY which . limo may DO
built for passengers and freight to tho a Atlantic
ports and tho tnarkets Of tho East Tho dis
In tho aurnmer your rroaacta viii naturally 80
80 far to sook Bhipmont to foreign countries,
saving Of two days rail carriage, md goo mios
In winter, or saving OF 13l miles. Now, hore
ins from tho i I'LL to tic 49th parallel Of north
1htitnie, and beyond this D lnrgo and fertile
portion Of Canada including Manitoba, md tho
Winnipeg ,region, and tho ralloye of tho Asalnl;
morcial capitnl must bo in tho United States
somewhere. Bomo chief city, somo central en-
poriupl Of trade then is to command this immenae
Tsen paass a. tss sad g. 81 attuda or
aus o0 aud ITO Of longitude, in other words, en-
braclng region $50 1ailos wide by 1000. long,
vast country, admirably adaptod to agriculture,
sS1 an 'soo oar Of pSqsns po91a9y II or9 like wheat
to contain toronftor thrifty, enterprisinE, md
enormous population. A country Ike this must
hnye Its own commercial capital, It will have II
vigorous population Of 1,25oooo, growing 30
| rapidly that It will bo pretty certain to number
, 1873-04-09
nuffuIo Livestock Market.

BUFFALO, April 8.-0ATTLE-Neccpls To-day, n.
cludng q ears reported to arrive 2o5 heal making
sans timo last week, Tho market ruled dull. buyors
md se}srs 70 apart. THIS unf&vorablo newa Of au
oyorstockei arko the rainy weather. with tho pros
poet Of freshet In The Mohawk River, and the over
now ot tho railway tracks cauas buyers to sct cautious,
dalcs: II Illinois steers, averaging 11b8 s, $500 81
Ohio stocrs, 1855 to JAS, At s5.60@6.e0 q Ohio
stockers, olB to 93o at {4.3o@t .02H 10 Michigan
a25; ID Canada eteers, 1,147, at $3.50.
anxEp AND LAMDs-Reccipts to-day, 400, making
tho total thus fur $780, against 5000 the same time
last week Tho market has no fairly opened. Sales
CAT Michigan sheop, ranging from % to o. at $e7Af3
oSs oho shesr 81 to % at eas' saG'oSh e.. H. eok
thus tar, 1860 against 124oo, tie same timo lest
week Tho market 10 10 to 800 per cwt Of last Weeka
quality Baies: 892 Illinois hogs, ranging l7s 70 2es,
at a. 10 138 Ohio hogs, 1o8 to 1aa At $3.50.
, 1873-04-09
SPRING FRESHETS.
Floods In the Rivers East and "cst.-
Destruction OF Pr0pertY--Isail
submCrRcd-~IntcEru to Travel.

Floods In tho Rivers EnHt and "ost.-
OBSTRUCTION OF pr0portY--Ks nalTonda
SubnlOrRod-~Intcrru to Travel.
ST.. LOUIS, April 8.-After almost constant,
and ct times heavy, rain since Sunday evening"
rain has been general throughout tho West, aud
high wators In all tho 1ivcrB arc anticipated. Tho
mississippi at this point has risen nearly ten foet
since last Saturday, and to-day has swelled at tho
1ise 1l was sa 80 1 rapid last iast night that large
amount Of freight On the loyoo, including grain,
flour, sugar, pork. bulk-moat, and miscellaneous
aoae 3, bofsas eve sn smogsd ii
day endoavorlng to save the property, much OF
1t will be lost. Five empty bargeH. belonging to
Brown, Of Pittsburgh, were swept away from
South 81. Louis last night, and two coal bargca,
down to-day and lodged against cne Of tho bridge
Accounts from tho interior Of this and other
States Say all tho tributaries OF the upper rivers
aro pouring out great Volumes OF water, and
Tho Illinois River particularly is expected to
overflow itB banks, and tho people living In the
bottoms are driving their live stock to tho bluffs,
and removing portable property to placea OF
1t Hannibal, tho n1isaispippi roBe Ii foot in
"a hours and at other points 4 similar riae has
taken place. 1t Ia feared there will be great
destruction Of property all along the Western
&nu N0EtHeIu IlF4F6.
Pu1tADz1RmA, Pa, April 8.-Tho foods have
caused rapid rise Of the Delaware and susque-
hanna Rivers. Great destruction OF property ia
apprehendod. The Chennngo Is also very high.
and many dwellings arc surrounded. Trains on
the Utica, ,ohonAngo, d spsqnehan1a Railroad
are stopped. -. !.
over feet since Saturday, and accounts from
the interior state that Rll the small streams are
much swollen.
RoonEsTEn. N. T., April 8.-There is . hoevy
food in tho Genesae. At Z O'Clock this evening
the waters we're within two feet Of high Wator
mark Of 18G5,-the time Of the big flood. Con-
siderable damage has been done all along tho
river to bridges, &o, and all the railroad lines In
| Western Nav York suffer considerably.
NoAw1cu, N. Y, April B.-The Chonango
River is very high. and travel Ia entirely inter'
| ruptod on tho New York d Oswego Mid
land Railrosd. Some portions OF the track arr
from three to four feet under water.
| ALBANY, N. T., April 8.-The oanal Officials
report much damage from the floods to tile
Ohemung Crooked Lake, aud denosoe Valley
| Canals.
Ponr JEnv1s N. y, April 8.--The trains o.
tho Monticello d Port Joryis Railroad arc stEol
In the mud caused by slides. The road vii
probably DO opened by Thursday, The Della
ware River is very high, and tho fat lands on tht
banks are being submerged.
, 1873-04-09
CtIRA.

New YonK, April 8.-Thrco aai1ore who de-
eerted tho American bark Union. at Santiago do
Cuba, wore picked up by Spanish Btoamer,
brought back to Santiago. and delivered to tho
Spanish authoritles for trial, on suspicion that
they are enaeayorng to join tho reotionlats.
Consul Young demanded tho right to be present
ut tho examination by the court-1nartial, claim
ing that thoy warp American soamen. The
Spanish official denied tho right Of the Consul to
! be present. Tharoupon ho entered protest against
the proceedings. tho Captain- General sent a
Telegram saying that the Consul had no right to
. he present. General Torbert, ConBul-G General at
Withdraw his protest, and to insist upon being
present ut tho trial.
, 1873-04-09
CHICAGO DRY GOODS. MARKET.

TuEspAx EVENING, Aprtl q.
Tho mild and 'npring-liko weather prevalent
during tho creator part Of tho past Vook has
stimulated tho movement In staple and fancy dry
goods, tho Jobbing trade presenting greater hp-
poaranco OF activity than has boon noticeable at
any proviousporloddu during tho pfosont tsoaaon. Tho
gonornl market, however, atlll lacks that dogroo
OF animation that, In Wow Of tho long-contfnuod
backwardness Of tho aoaaon, might roaaonablyhe
10 material aottoning Of ,prices Of any Limo OF
goods, thore ia not that buoyanoy that ollarao-
forizod tho market earlier III tho season. Tho
sano disinclination to anticipate wants still con.
themselves with making such selections III tho
Immediate neooBstios Of thoir tradc require.
Tho domand, as heretofore, BoemB to bo mainly
contred on staple fabrics. Brown and bloached
frequently inquired for than other goods In tho
list, though sensonabla drcBa goods, light caBsi-
u,eroa, ticks, jennH, and many othor ltneH aro
now moving With considerable freedom. Val
sssnso' a"v' Ono n"9sfsoses s' %p'sas
popular brands Of hno browns hayo been
marked down ,15c, md some undesirable atyloa
Of prints may be bought at q slight reduction
| from former rates, but all standard brands and
desirable patterns aro being hold with unoqufvo-
gal nrmness. Stocks ase III excellent shape,
| both IA regaris size and general assortment,
and country merchants can aend 10 their orlora
With the assurance thas thoy WILL bo promptly
and satisfactorily filed. Tho carpet trado con:
tinues to improve az the season ADVANCES, and
tho feoling Of depression 40 long prevalent
eooma to be giving way to ono Of firm
noBB. Tho volume Of buBtnoss trnna-
acted during tho past wook compares
favorably with tho corresponding period In
dttion Of tho market ia much mora satisfactory
than could reasonably bo expected. Prices re.
mali. unchanged. 1fiv ne" York bulletin OF
| April 8, snya Of tho Toolcn goods markets
Woolcns continue quiet in flrst hands, but the In,
proved condition Of tho weather has impaired grcato
notiyy to tho 3ohbng trade, who now placing fa
inga and worptod coA!inga ut about tho sane price,
which we're ourrout year ago. Although sou1o emal
rurchascs of hoRyy weight goods haYc been made b,
ihe clothing n,nnafactnrors from hrat hands for t
carly tra1c, thoro Is utter lack Of tho briiknea
which ruled Last year nt THU period.
, 1873-04-09
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Fall Of a Wall on tho Riverside at
Rochester, N, Y.
Some Twenty Persons Preclpitated In.
10 the Swollen Waters Of the
Genesee River.


RoonEBTEn, N. r., April 9.-This evening,
about $3.50, tho foundation wall on tho river aide
on Front atroot, Of tho now city building for the
Police md Fire Departments. wont out whom
about twenty or thirty persons woro upon 1t,
looking at tho rlyor. It In estimated by eyo-
witnoBBoa that ten or fftoen woro carriod
Into tho river, and Bwept ovor tho high
falls. No names OF tho loBt arc yet reported.
Fivo or si1 aro known to hayo escaped. Great
oxcitomont prevails, md tho po1oo are in full
forco in tho atreots, trying to prevent any fur
thor catastrophe.
SECOND D1spAron. -
An interview with man namod Horny Hys-
nor, who was standing noar tho wall which fell,
brings out tho fact that thoro woro twonty-fivo
or thirty porsonB On the wall aud timborB load
Ing thoreto. Hc WAS considerably
bruised In getting out, and bis
son was sayod by Joseph Kinglostoin, who
was in tho stroot at tho time. It is known to h
certainty that three rorsons woro taken out
alive. No search can be made for tho bodies
tonight. A tho nowa apraad. through, tho city
tho o1citcmont incrcasoa. A Mr. Potter, who
was great danger Of tho wall being swopt out,
and ho advised and oyon begged Of tho pooplc
to set of. Ho appealed to the watohman Of tho
building to drivo tho pooplo away, but ho re-
fss m .s aGe an a haa fhs 9 roaahaa S
sidewalk when. tho orash occurred. Ho turnoi
to henr tho cries Of tho unfortunatos, but was
powerless TO- enyo any Of them. II tho wall al
roc rock, WI when 18th tho ss wnters snbs,ao, thore
Ia chance TINT the bodies Of most all the dead
will DO recovered, Us It ta thought they fol- into
tho basement Of tho building, and the current
now set towards the strost' Adylces from Avon on
aIni1 have hfHhDr water flcrA. What tho result
, 1873-04-09
UTAH..
Tho Mormon Conforencc-.Lcgul Oom-
pllcntionE,

Tho mOFmon ConfoFcncc..Lcgnl Conn
pllcntions.
aAnT LAKE, april 8.-The Mormon Confer
pnce was largely attended to-day. This after-
noon Brigham Young addressed tho Saints. He
said he was getting old md wanted
Tho young mon to carry on the work he had
nommcnced. He wanted tho aovon Councillors
to aid tho first President. Finally 10 reaiRred
tho position OF Trustee in trust Of the Church,
and, on his recommendation, President George
4. Smith, nov in Europe was elected In
his place. Mr. Young has retired genorally from
business spr:na and comm l. 10 t;,, nnsr
Hhn Franclsco mission.
The person held in custody by Territorial Mar
shal MoAllister mas discharged by Judge Mo-
Lean from order Of arrest, on tho ground tho
Of tho Territory, and was not legal officer.
The nituation Is by no means assuring.
, 1873-04-09
GRAlhi:

DA4oNNE, April 8.-Ton officers md sixty
privatos belonging to huaBar regimont in Gen.
1'aYias' command have gono over to tho Carlista.
Several artillery of1loors havo also loft their
regiments and Joined tho Carlists.
DAYoNNE, April at is reported that Monotn
naribaldi has arrived at barcelona, and offorcd
tho Republicans 1is services against the CarllstB.
The lRttor have received battorios OF artillery,
and resumed active operations in Navarro. Thoy
destroyed with g,,n}Rov!dor IN areh Of tho rai-
tion betWoon Miranda nud Vittoria.
MADRID, April 8.-The Gazette contains d do
nree authorizing tho Minister Of War to purchase
10000 rides abroad.
, 1873-04-09

New YoRK, April 8.-The MaoDonnoll haboas
corpus caso WAS before Judge Woodruff to-day,
and prisonor had submitted points, and wore
about to commence argument, the original pa-
pera in tho case could not bo found. and m ad-
journmont become necessary. Tho question
now is, Wore tho papors stolen ?"
Special Dispatch 70 The Chicaco Tribune.
New YoMx April 8.-Sorgeants Wobb and
Green, the English dotectiyos Who wero scnt on
here to work up the Bank Of England forgery
England for trini, tho Spanish Government hav-
ing agreed to deliver him up.
, 1873-04-09
Knllr0ad Accidents

CEsrnA1lA, ILL.,, April &c. Ross, conductor
of freight train on the OHIO Mssiaa!ppi
Railroad, was crushed to aenth and terribly
manglod at olney, H., on Saturday, By being Ing
In frog, and could not e1tricate himself.
Ponr JARVIS, N. r. April Bon Saturday last
q alide occurred on tho Erie Railroad near Mona
gusB, which entirely obatructcd ono track, bury
Ing freight train , Trsyol was kopt moving Scag hy
second slide occurred, which completely. blocks
tho road. A largo force Is at work, and tho road
will bo opened during the night.
, 1873-04-09

Tho Police Commissioners won't on tour OF
inspection, yesterday, among tho ongino-houses,
to ascertain what repairs and alterations arc
Acess, Tass rnur,a.v .von,ro hox If ,aco. and rib
Las. so evenng no1 o aafeS es anu ~ IT,
s,dny,a, sg, IN front I'M NJ the stora Of Morrluola X
Lloyd, No. sac Wcst Madison street. During tho
nogarnd ngar y WIS s'0''n a"a' anu n@' HUI '0'n
,roo.,,e- ~ t,a ,,v.,,ac., Ro&rd ~ ntr.o,ors
NJ tha nnrse1iatont hioohanies' Institute might
have been hald' Yesterday Afternoon, in Judge
Mr. Holiiugworth vere not = quorum, the myth
imnraS.s IT, Lizard Was constrained 10 adjourn ''l
Ihough gfees many abstracts a9Ye s1eaay
been received BY THO Hecofder OF 1oeds, the
PUBLIC appears 70 20 uttle packHafu N o1ln8-
ing them IN. rms matlor enon1o not De oso,.
,rasnts ~ ~ ahort nntca AMI uithort eomna,,-
s.tion t110''>' ~ ''1'A' ASo' '&'' ofN
eas'o4'
spring notea' NOW 1e tao time 20 make Res
den beds. Soc that theJ ~ Wel planketed,
however. 0rocussea Will be getting ambitious,
but caution. ia bott. Cusaes that try to do too
much come 70 grle1. sno"dfops afe eenso nhple
but ton inchea tho other day "na drop TOO
much. Further spring notes aIe aao, bnt, from rom
present appearances, an extension for sixty dh9a
will be necessary.
During TIE last fiscal year oity Collector ls TOR
Aeenses, % 1olloWg: Auotioneora,, q 2sh,26
billiard tables, S9,525'; bowling alleys, $Soo
butchor-shopa @, ,095; carts and draye, * IVY
single wagons, SS.o15; aouple wagons, ~, a1v;
$125; Intelligence Offices, Sl VI .bo 1unk~s9opa,
$2,4W; .pawnbrokerH. R2745; eecond-hand
dealers, S976; runners, ", VIZ; aeayong6rs,
4478; shooting galleries, $l6o; pedlefs, S1l,t2oi
At TIM uestinp OF the Board Of Public Works.
raatoriav h;ia werc onenei for hauling water
, 1873-04-09

New Yon4, April B.-Dusiness was fairly active with
toDboss to-day. The market for cotton goods ruled
steady for al tho best raakos, but weak on lower
grades. Modium and tlne bleached ehrtin8s, ticks,
dcnilns and corset Jeans arc active and 1rm. Polka
ksaR Bates and Ronfrcw gnghams aro 1obbuR at 14c.
Wooiens were quiet. Hosiery and ehawlh arc Inactive
Foreign goods dull except colorcd Orleans olotae.
ualernot and black moair luBtres, which move fsooJ
and ArD RCarGo.
, 1873-04-09
myatGrloKlp murder,

MANCHESTER, N. H., April 8.-Tlo develop
xnonts in the case OF Fred g. Morrill,, whose
body was found 1oatinG. In tho river this fore,
in Goffstown last fall, aud tho body thrown into
tho riyor There wero nino terrible wounds upon
tho head and face. His skull waa laid opon.- His
chin VAS cut off from tho face and hung down
nnon the breast, nnd Aia throat was cut, aeyaring
tia windpipo. Merrill was married man OF in-
temperate habits, and there are rumors OF
domestic infelicity.
, 1873-04-09
En1t a building.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April g,-The uppor floor Of
the uppor end Of this city, gayo way this evening
beneath weight Of ulinky, crushing down tho
second lloor, 6,lt stopped at tho lower story. A
number Of bhrrolu wore cruuhod but 1t is i'm
Wpre {. 900 barrolB iu the building.
, 1873-04-09

LITTLE nouK, Ark, April ga memorial to
tement on ia tho part I Of The doyer;5nt Viii M tho
Southern Methodist Publishing House at Nash-
ville, for the use Of an ottlco during tho MAR.
bill paased tho House to create Tho County Of
Lee. This ia after tho Confederate General Of
that name.
, 1873-04-09

New onhEANs, April s.-rha office Of the
"Attnlapan Register" kellogg's official journal
for 81. Mary'n Parish, was ontored lust night by
unknown I'M parties, who knocked tho typo into
"pi," and broke the preas. The Kolloggi.ea.
installed tho parish officers yesterday. Last
night tho Conrt-lIonse WAS entcrod aud the
rnGnrf1a abBtraoted,
, 1873-04-09

WATEnrowa, Maas.. April 8.-CArrha-nocortss,
with weak feeling In common to medium grades:
Trado Ia not very agtive on any grade ohoca $loao y
G11D0 extra, $7.60@ 1o.50; rnt quality e8.00@900
second, $9.o0@7.6o 1hird, $5.o195.6o
snEEF AND Misunderstanding, l26o, Tho light snp.
ply holped shlea and improved pr!ocn shedo' saics
, 1873-04-09
BY TAYLOR q HARRISON.
VERY ATTRACTIVE SALE
Dry Goods, Notions, &c.

hls morning at ~ pollock, full limo Of D. and F. Cas-
eineres Cottonados Linons, Towels, HsndkeEohtots.
lbV I,ama Noto paper, Limo French FoWoIa, Nov lu'
yotae Cutlery 10 esnsA Carpeators poucs Sucpenders
Hosiery, Laoes, Platod Ware Hats, Vaeaoionnes aad
Hamburg EdgInss and Insertions. aud largo assort
mont Of sundry Goods. ---
ByTAYLOR HARRISON,
Anctionooss,
81 and 80 South Cnnal.st.
, 1873-04-09

A1nANY, April B.-The New York City charter
WAS reported to tho Senate tonight from the
tion that it pass. Itwns made the special order
for tomorrow.
, 1873-04-09

LONDON. April 8.-The Prince Of Wales was
to-day installed Grand Commander OF tho order
Of Knights Templar.
The REV. Charles Il. Spurgeon bus beon Of
1ered $50, 900 to deliver nifty lectures IN tho
United 8tateB.
, 1873-04-09

p1rrsuunou, April 8.-Crudo petroleum. 1r'ncr and
ofo actiyo, ii f2l7H 20 per brl at pnrkot's Land,
ing-caual to 0G30].o per gallon here. hSAned
arin, It l6H{al1+a spot; l9lc tAlads2hla aa1lsef'
, 1873-04-09
BY HODGES s. CO.,
B!3 West Lakc.st.,

VIII sell on WEDNESDAY MORNING. ArRI1; g.
l,fEe and gcnol ut vi accnsd had furniture
s!r csrst; ~ nico srsS SSGs Is
nIeo shosin largo crnoko!y aud g1aaWaE9, aeo fnr.
nitusr largo ,nErcr e.Gant sdobu.ias alin nise
H.. mssais.top ea,her sot ok ehaneqE rot. wal;
ioanEcs. Walnut bnrs.ss, ID bureau y.ssands 3uK;
ten,ion tables II breakfast tables 6 Kitchen tabos' II
rositiyc and Without reserve Bale eosnopoo at 10
fion Kooms. HODGES CO., AuottoNoOte.
, 1873-04-09

WORCESTER, Mass., April s.-Thc Jacquoa will
case lbs been compromised in way satisfactory
to tho city. by thln moanh tho olty comes IN n
bv the Into George jacques for 4 city hoapital.
, 1873-04-09

HAVENS s. CO.,
Auotioneo11,
Will sa1l On WEDNESDAY. April 8, st $50 :. m.,
Dry Goods, Yankee Notions, Fur
nishing Goods,
LADIES' UNDERWEAR, CARPETS. FANCY
SOAPS CUTLERY, ETC.
1000 CHoTCE CIGARS
HAvEN8 i CO.,
Anotfonoera, IL South Canolat.
, 1873-04-09

Spool throad grain bagb, etc., 80 days. Or per cent
oil 10 days,
Domcaties, costonades, Kentucky jeans, eto, per
cent OF 20, por cont on 10 dnys.
Regular department goods, per cent. OF 60, per
cent. OF so, per cent OF 10 days.