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n J. n y. IN Uraa,st euf J lrsgtof. ~ li-ri
CtIscs, Philadelphia, slttur q -cY.sni 'Hlna'.'e
works, can hr reneut.i un ell tis ages 81 isa
sexual o. Urinary Organs tahlch ~ has lAsi.a
An special slEaY9 clllrr Ia male 90 female. No
natter from what eau-e originating. u 81 bow
0lg standing y practice 81 10 Scafs CT ah't,
hi..i tp treat diseases with sGecc-t egr.- eE,f'
aItcta ChAfrr- reasonable Those at us
tfnrc can forward letter describing Eymrfnr;A,
and eatl,'siug stamp iu prepay postage.
send t.r lhc t..t,as q H.Hfs, fr're 70 ctnA
j. d. DIOTT. ". D., Physician aud Surgeon.
iei Duane 81, Nov York
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A'i ie;syus having rssaa n4ainsf ,l" Ezt#te
NJ tic decreased ml. pte5a q! ~, .uaa lstf .t-
'c.ici, 10 the EAr.ulti& ~ 80 Neiafe hWd ttEh
l-7a 81 tile g. Agi= - i.+rn. s - -Hai stsr
,lal. ani rtusHinl lETi1tAG L. GGEES.
ApaRrH NElIlainwr, iae' iraHttr
uEr TO- an
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A.IL.L.

Al person. having eam a-'ins, tie Estate
o' the deceased nus, present IT." ,tmr duty NJ
tested 10 the Administrator ou er hrf8fe AHtH
llth ts7t nr s'..lr i'r Aaf.nf A...nhls NJ sata
case maia aud rfar.'rl. WILLIAM rulk
AuhHrs---ti ia.+t PEI. ! Ramlf'r tar.
apr r IN
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geaister's Orders.
Registers Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County, April 2sth, 1873.
TIP0N the application Of SAMUEL SEGARS,
" Administrator of PETER VIEW, late
Of St Georges Hundred Ia said county, deceased;
IL Is ordered aud direa,ed by the Register that
the Administrator aforesaid, give notice Of the
granting of Letters Of Administration upon the
Estate OF the deceased with the date Of granting
thereof, hy causing advertisements 10 lie posted,
within forty days from the date Of such Letters,
in six Of the most public places Of The faaniy et
New cnsiia requiring all persona having demands
against the Estate, 10 present the same, or abide
by an Act VI Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same 10 be insert
ed within tue same period IL the Middleton
Transcriji, a newspaper published in Middelowu
and TO be onliBucd therein two months.
TO Given under the hand and Seal of Office
S1of the Register aforesaid, at New Castle
County aforesaid, the day and Yea; above writ
ten. b. GIBBS, Register.
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COTSWOLD BUCK LAMBS
FOR SALE

WE have about 20 superior cotswold nnck
w Lambs for sale, price--s,5 each for half
breeds ard $40 for full blood. Our s,oel. was
imported by our father in 1871 At COS, Of ap-
wards Of $50 a head, in gold. The lamhs we're
dropped early and viii be hi for service In Octo-
her. We will keep them until the lst Of October
without extra charge IL desired
J. J. ROSS 4 BRO,
may u 2E. Scgfors pd
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MIXED TRAIN, ,-Nor,hward, will leaYc Del-
mar at "a =. NJ. Laurel Sly se,ford 343
Briigcsillc, 90 Grccnwood, 4. 10 Pennington
ass; Harrington, . 20; naTcr 20: Clayton,
d.5d Midilciown, 80. Arrivrat Wilmington.
9.OOT Philadelphia, .i.5O baltimore $50, +.
".
Souihward, will leave rhila. NJ II. 80 =. VI.
Baltimore TAO; Wilmington, r. -; New Cas-
lie, ! 21 Niiieiora, e.Zi; Tpwascnd, 2.3s
CLAYTON, 1s Dover 3+a Wyoming. , 81
FELTON,, 4.na Harrington. IL: farmiuginn,
I II GrtcuMual 3 uii lriigcyi,ic 3 ay Sea.
!orl, II Laurel, . IL nrlmar 30.
The miSrd ttain wil lie run subject 10 delays
incident 10 fright business and Will stop oul S
~ stations here time "a given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave View ctstle ior Wilmington anh ph.a
ic'phil a; 40 A. ~ Leave Philadelphia
I l2 u r VI. and Wilmington l2j p. " tot
Ntn Casir.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those aiesc. leave smyrna fa
Clayton Il 30 \. y and 50 T. NJ leave CIav,or
ff Smfrm - A. NJ, End 2.nn T.. ~ iesyi
70 iaasr tl"Bsti.oa "'ih trains - md FROM DO
fcr ~as stations ,oltt.
CONNECTIONS.
"a Townsend wth ibr Krn County nu,
Qpagn Auurs & Kent Railroads. A. CLAYTON
Wif. Nd arI d L L ~ Harrington vii
! 4 . L T.. ~ SHiari. with psr5r,'er MI
uAaare Il T. A. lhH+t. Nith Fi.',tu Shpg
u Il aui Nieanica aai pu.omalc Il n.
Ne, sl-'y il b. ktNNEY. snr.ru'cndeH,
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The Question Settled Thuge cnintn, men
Or Jas. Clark, Phgtieiag to Qgrcn Ni8iorit, 'ra
Dr Hughes Bennett, say that consumption en-
hc cured DE- Wisim kHes this ~hea he dts.
Invcr.d his now wiaclvrknoNn u d.5r, nt Ntid
cherry. an cSprrieg,e has ptcycl ii.s cortcci-
ness OF his opiuioe
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BLACKSMITH'S COAL.

piTrMlNors COAL of the bes, quality for
- sale. wholesale or retail, hy
=, r EVANS,
arr Z v tidd,s,sSn, pst
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T. A. MoCLELLAND'S
A uction II ON *

I,uv .anr Furniture X.;i4.ssss. sc. Of 7 A.
McClrl,nd l2l9 Ghrs's,d Street Handsome
New Furniture for rar'ars RrG Rooms aud III
niag Rooms, NJ Anclign Sales, every Monday
and Thursday. mud sold 4, f'isn~ ss!es at Anc.
tion Prices All goods warranted, Furniture
carefully Packed aud Shipped
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NOTICE All persons having claims against
the Estate Of the deceased must present the same
duly aiiesicd 10 the Administrator on or before
April ssih lsTl OF abide an Act Of Assembly
in such case made and provided.
SAMUEL SEGARS, Administrator.
may l1-2m ADDRESS ESS-MspanGngh, Del.
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Railroad Time- Gable.
likMEs
Delaware Rail Road Line.
Summer Arrangement.
sorrn

M and ei,-r Monday, June 81. 1878, tsundays ex
" certea,i Trains viii leave a, follows:
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NOTICE OF
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

rlsIiE partnership herciefsIe cslSias between
J. Charles " JONES an! fhnip Jones work
ing under the l,amr ~ !okES & BROTHER, i
this DAY Dissolved an, 50 urf.uu. indebted 10
said hrm will ,efic " Ia E,nin janes. who Is
the only one lbtt : arthur ssi Iu sEiic the husi-
ness OF said irm. Aud u persons not comply
ing with this notice VII To hrlA rtspon.ie iar
NIL Indebtedness. tllAS " JONES.
May ist, !s132m. EDMIS JONES.
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Ladies cali aud see tie ne~ s,ylc lluTTENToT
3. NJ. REYNOLDS
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The wild geese DO not regard pr Aver wis.
dom in mi grating north--,uch immense numbers
of them ns are tlriua over us noW while his ~
inanac SAYS Bleak aud h'asltfip. about tia,
time, with heavy snow Cedar iiap!is iuws
Times, March o
We were too fAs, LIS, week Ia ou. ITEM OF the
conflict between De Aver an! ih" Wild geese
The Doctor sriunec best t,.er Instinct ihis time
No, for wear, have Sc htl suei nDs-sjorni ~
that of last SUNDAY The SHOW lie. three fret
deep on level IN Minnesota and IMo feet in N is-
eonsin, while The storm has swept tsga, she NJ
l.ntc TO the Rocky Nonniaips .Sgpy tell 10 US.
rious dcnihs rs Ear south IS Dervcr, Fort Union
and Santa Fe Learned as We believed br. Aver
in the arcanl Of nature, aud wuuirrful 80
knew his medicines to he VIC were not prrplrrti
fir 50 signal ar instance nf ti. suNtreltty not
ouly over ihr wise men, hut the vi.esi u' au
m,ls whose instinct il considered unhiliH.. We
drive uy the peg morc Grmlf ih,a eyer. over orr
hearth fot Ayers tmcfjctn t.a,ntc --Cy lar
Rapids Times, March ln
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FOR SALE.

A QUIET FAMILY MARE, Day. Height. I5I
n hands. Sound only I YEARS old. Good
style. Any iejy Gan drive her.
!. Y. ELfASON
June "a 3w. Middls,owu, Del.
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Farmers, Look to Your Interests
SOLUBLE PACIFIC
GU ANOi
STANDARD Gg ARANTEEp
$40. RrEeT 80.

4a ...vam hter Ia..a4t
~ Wceta''. .a.a ,,.o e. IS.
~ 20 - [. .-..---
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1usinrss Aoc,ls.

Peruvian Svrup-This valuable medicine ha4
ae-n silenly making its way in'n puhlic favor ty
khc numerous remarkable cures it has performed
It's singular efficacy i owing 70 The proioLilc ~
iron which in this preparation remains unehtns-
I'd and - the only form in which this vita! cc
,nen, of healthy bloc! ga be supplied.
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SN REYNOLDS stock ~ Laiic, Misses and
Children button and la.a lnsins, Hsd ki shoes
u. now complete. having aite % ar ALREADY
large stock three hundred ptiF dirrri fron the
factory Ladies, call aaA rxamiac them.
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FLUID EXTRACT GuGHu,
Q. .H sa Ne5z toT .H,.t y :"
e- haA e#sas $50 - lisHtis' i.
ls, tH4G .,4. tllgf. uUt ,t Nves
.t#.H 1H-r as.5 ifa4uu5t.# 81 tlie hlei =.
U,fasza % 'as =. nr' aEI iN-aeaf. j tell
I".l a.Gs, H.s5a4tf ~ ts.H lfgsinze =. Z,
stone #t z5.# l... - tlufHi i5s4E l.sH sAHfas
La4 u- ps HHEs ulssaafses aud - ~
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t.If8 1ftEatv4+A l4s+.' '.t##@i .N @ys
f-G ras n. g' t9
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iH.sIV aa-Htt, 49,
10 r4=lz. ~ etz=el rGruzzz- e. 's1.s .sts - 3 81
'-s. flaeA4 l.. uf#ssH .a1 F ,is.rf s.si1.N
feee=s >srH-"selas ~ y ~ 41sail'
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-trH tIHl r e. q l'tt E 90 t'',
t#HEt HtA .rte tti.-i.,..
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LIBERAL DISCOUNT 10 DEALERS.
Nh

: Il. GuAGr Nns
Ntti'.' fs'
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.ar.ft e.IIrfHF5s - t'c Estttr Alis ss' l'tla
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KE.aSCY,s EXTBRscr S.csit',
siDr.r bottle az elk iotti.s is- e. - delivered
,,Ans sHuft-. t4gt#rIAIHl q .ttt 4'i0l= : u ~
trt. .s#s &. .rt ,ryvAffa lSst ArHA ~
kEARNt1 8 60 lei EUane 81, y. y.
20 81 hhm all letters ~. i..fqfs4.i.o. tav.!d b.
at.frssri
, 1873-01-10

Our Public Library needs suitable build
ing for It's books, but has no fund to dovoto to
that object except ita income from the fifth mill
Ink, which it would DO necessary to honrd for
many years to got tho requisite amount, nothing
meanwhile being left for tho purchase Of books
or curront expenses. To solve this difficulty, tho
Mayor and other municipal of}cfals, and tho Droc-
tors of tho Library, propoao to Secretary Bout
woll that, in exchange for tho old Bridewoll lot,
tlin Government giyo the city tho land on which
stood tho old Custom House, and which is al-
mirab1y adapted for the sto Of Library build
Ing. II this is done, q building will bo erected
thereon out Of tho School fund, aua leased to
tho Library.
, 1873-01-10


Louis Napoleon, ox-Emperor Of tho French,
dioa at CAisolhurst, England, yesterday morn
ing, Of tho diaoaso OF gravel, aftor two surgical
operations. Tho first reports woro favorable to
hH caBo, hut ago and his previous froo manner
of life had evidently enoryatod hts eystem to
such an oxtont TINT, although naturally man
OF powerful physiqua aud strong constitution,
ha was unable to rally from tho offects Of the
disease. His death has happonel Mt tho only
timo when 1t could have faIlol to hayo disturbed
political events In Europe, for, from hs birth to
hln downfall at Sedan, period Of half century.
Ills namo WIS moro Or loss prominently con-
noctod will oyory important movement III
Europe, either republican Or u1onarohical. DO
yond what encouragement hia death may have
offered to tho French Republicans, by rolsoylng
them Of any further approximations OF danger from
tho Imperial exile it will not oxciteany intcrcat,
or oxort my approolab1o influence. Imperial
CWsRr, dead alld turned to clay, might stop q
llqlo to keep tho wind away" Ills life, howovor,
WAS full OF private mud public adventure, and IL
az fascinating ~ that Of tho uost uotablo hero
Of fiction.
CHARLES LouIs NAPOLEON BoNArARrE was born
9t Paris, in tho palaco Of tho Tuilorles, April
90, 1908, I{o waa the tl.ird Hqu OF Louis Bona-
parto, ax-Kng OF Holland, hts motllor being
lIortonso, the daughter OF tho Empress Jo-
seph!no by Aor llrst marriage. nolng tho
statutory hoir Of the First Napoleon, ILLS birth
WAS llailud with groat rojqiciilgH, with ualyos OF
artillery, and with pomponH religious coiebra"
tionB throughout Franco and Holland, mud, nster
Napoloon's return from Elbn. ho was formally
, 1873-01-10

tho Huprec Court to any Judge thereof that tloro
Ia reasonable ground FROM tho record 10 doubt tho quill
Of Tho person convicted; md In every caso wion s
roracoas Htall DO Erantod, mid Court or Judge aln
In tho order granting tho aano certify lint nproars
from tho record that thcro IL reasonable doubt Of lilo
guilt Of tho rorson convlotcd.
Those provisions might porhaps DO amended
in aomo particulars; but NO think thoy will ooyor
tho two pointH which aro complained Of as griov-
ancoB IN tho appellate administration Of tho law.
Substantially, thoy limit tho suporsedens III a
capital case to casos whero tho Court (or In vaca-
ton 5udgo> shall cortify TINT tho record OK
hiblts reasonable doubt, not as to tho legality
Of tho conviction, but M to Tho guilt Ct tho NO.
cuaod. Tho samo rulo is oxtondod to tho quos-
tion Of royoraa1a of convictions, and will conlno
tho Appellate Court, iu It's roviow Of criminal
caso, to the question whothor upon tito record
tho prisoner was guilty or not. Should this DO
mado the Inv, then porsonB accused Of crime
must dopond upon tho dofonoo mado during tic
trial, and not upon such defonco as Is presented
III tho record, nd made by tho ncglsgoncc, errors,
and Ignorance Of tho prosecuting attorney.
, 1873-01-10

M'Comb yesterday reafllrmod Ills Testimony
about tho conversation llo overheard between
Brooks aud Alley, and gayo tho datos aud
amounts Of the che clsand draft Brooks drow in
payment Of tho 100 shares ho purchased, uo
further says that on the day Drooks gave the
check, he received or had giYon to his son-in-
law 200 shares Of tho Union Pacific Railroad
stock, and 5000 worth OF Its first mortgage
honda; later ho got sc, 900 moro Of each, making,
in addition to tho Crodit Mobilior stock, 925.000
in Union pacifc Railroad securities, for $4,000
paid. Theso transactions took place about three
months aftor 11r, Brooks was mndo q
Government Director Of tho Union Pacific Rail-
way. In accordance with Colonel IL Combs sug-
gcHtions, tho Committee hayo ordered tho pro-
duction of tho books Of the Credit Mobilier,
Which will throw great deal Of light on tranH-
actions now in tho dirk,
, 1873-01-10

In Wow of tho prospect Of quiclenod omigra-
ton from Europe, or Of tho passago Of tho
Bounty Land bill, number Of capitalists
and other ontorpriaing people, among whom aro
Judge Louis Dent and Henry D. Cooke, OF tho
District Of Columbia have applied to Congress-
for incorporation as the European a.'d American
land md Emigration Company. Thcy ask for
power to buy and aol iaud within tic limit Of
100000 acros, to mako contracts for tho onli-
grafton Of foroignors to 1oud money on bond
and mortgage, md to issue bonds to tho amount
of their asaeta
, 1873-01-10

Bhirc, rocclvod tho dividonds on thoir stock.
nIr. Kelloy frat ngrood to take somo atook, but
Afterwards borrowed e1, 900 from Amos and did
not tnbo tho stock. According to Amos, tho
loan WAS considered an Offset to tho dlvidonda on
atock. Mr.. Garfield proposed to talo ton shares,
but did not ray for tllcm, and novor received
them. In roforonco to tho "WaBhburno 1novo,"
which Amos spoke Of as IN nolting oaugo to tho
distribution OF stock, lo Gays that Wnahburno
was making movomont projudtolal to tho In
torosta Of tho Union Pacific Railway, Ill respect
OF tloir latd grant, and TINT nil lao intended to
1o WIS to got mombors Of Congress sufficiently
intorostod ag holders of ntock to intluco them to
Study up tho question, and thus como to d Bafo
and just conclusion. He did not want to 10 in-
terfered with.
, 1873-01-10

It ia proposed TINT meteorological signals
shall bo oxchnnged daily bctweon tho National
Woathor Office ut Washington md ono Of tho
English obscrvatorios, probably tho ono at
Liverpool. If this DO undortakon, tho noxt stop
will DO to establish similar communication with
Australia, in which caso We uhall DO onablol to
tnko o bird'a-eyo Wow Of the atmospheric moyo-
nlonts oil around the globo; Which will oxtend
our knowledge Of tho scionce. and probably
lead to Important discoveries in solar physics.
, 1873-01-10

We publiaf, thia morning, alargo portion Of
voHtigating Committee, embracing considerable
matter not previously transmitted by Telegraph
Mr.. MComb explains how ho cenlo to put Ou!;os
Amos' letters III evidence in The law suit. 1Io
HayB TINT Amos' counsel demanded that tho
originals should DO put III aa part Of tho case,
and refused to 60 on with tho suit unloss they
wero produced, and that Amos himself naid to
M'Comb: "You can publish any lottora you
havo from mo; everybody knows TINT membera
OF CongroHs arc bribel, and everybody docs IT."
M'Cosnb testified, also, Tint, Mt tho timo tho
stock was distributed, 1t had already do
eared dividend OF 80 por cont in
bonds, which was four-nftAH Of tho par
yaluo of the stock. An additional lotter
from Amos was put in evidence, dated Feb. a.
1865 showing that what Amos wanted to accom-
pliah by distributing stock among Congressman
WAS not furtlos legislation but to prevent tho
Credit Mobi1ior Company from being "inter-
forod with" In reference to Congreaamnn
Brooks, MComb's croas-examlnatiou by Alley is
highly interesting. OakoH Amen admits tho
gen,,tneneaa Of Ills lostoys to AlOomb, mud giyos
detailed explanation OF tho items, which is not
essentially different from what baa boon reported
by telegraph. Ills understanding iB, that hlr.
Colfax is entitled to hia llyldond tho aamo as
any other atookhollor. 1Io dontoB TINT any
stock was eyor sold or offered to
Senator oonkl!ng, and SAYS that Mr. BIns-
ham, OF Ohio, apd Mr, Patterson. Of New Hump
, 1873-01-10

There is now Washington report Of q fear that
tho proposed Government eutt against the Credit
llobilor Company cannot bo prosecuted for the
roaBon TINT 1t would mako tho Government n
partuor Of tho Union Pacific Railroad and would
roliovo tho Railroad Company from Its liability
for tho interest on itH bonds. The case does not
seem to bo worry alarming. It Is difficult to dis
cover how tho liability Of tho Government could
bo Increased by taking action to protect It's own
iutnraatn.
, 1873-01-10

Governor WaBhburn, In his mossago to tho
Wisconsin Legislature, arguoa that, undor their
Constitution, tho people nro tho absolute mastors
Of osory railway in tho State. Corporate poworo
III tho United States aro vast aud oyershadowng,
lc aays, and a juat cause Of alnrln; but, If Wis
oonsin railroads oppross Tho pooplo, tho Logis-
laturo eau, If they will, always protect tho pub
lie, who. for thoir part, Gun always control tho
Legislature.
, 1873-01-10

1t seems that thoro las boon worry lively con-
trovorsy betwoon Goneral Sherman and tho Sec
rotary OF War, although it was amicably aottlod.
It arose from General Sncrman'a claim that tho
heads OF the bureaus in tho War Department
wero members OF his staff, and should conduct
business with him aud mot with the Secretary.
OF course, tho claim was entirely opposed to tie
raison u etye of tho War Department. a Waah-
ington correspondent bolie7ea that it arose from
tho pernicioua practice Of attaching army off,
ccra to tho clerical functions Of tho various BIZ
roaus., Thero aro no loss than thirty~]yo army
otticors thus employed at their largo salarloB for
tho discharge OF duties which could DO as we'll
done by civil clorlB. Meanwhile, General shor~
man las just complained before tho Appropri"
alton Committee OF tho House that Wont Point
did not turn out enough army o1lcore to answo1
tho demands Of tho service.
, 1873-01-10

A novel amontlrnont to tho Constitution of
Now York laB boon proposcdin tho constitutional
videB for tho creation Of council to consist Of
two Senators md ono Of tho JusticoH Of tito
Court Of Appeals, and to bo atylod Il Council Of
Revision, and to l1ayo voto powor over tho acts
Of Tho Legislature like TINT now hold by tho
n1vnrnnr
, 1873-01-10

Tho composltorg of tho Now York Tribune
suggest that oavl. printing oillco IN tho country
GiYo at 1oeat QUO pound Of old typo, and that
each conroaitor gi1o tho proceeds Of 1000 ems
fabout MI hours work), Bet up on Feb. 8, tho G2A
anniversary Of AIr. Greeloys birthday, for
statuo Of Horace Grooloy, to be raised over his
grayo at Greenwood.
, 1873-01-10

Tho House has got rid Of tho bill to establish
d Bureau Of Emigration, md to regulato tho
treatment Of stoorage pasHongora to this coun-
try, by referring It to Committee from which
it is not likely Tint 1t will ho recalled.
, 1873-01-10

to tho rulings Of Judge Doar1man, to DO pro-
aontod to tho Court Of Oyor and Tormtnor noxt
Wednesday,. I1o is sanguino TINT llo will obtain
o now trial, as ho waH that 10 would DO acquil-
tod tn tho late trial.
, 1873-01-10

A largo numbor Of tho members Of tile Prtss-
siau Diet Aayo formally asked tho Government
by what authority 1t prosocutos newspapers for
having published tho papal allocution.
, 1873-01-10

9leanrs. Dawes, Roberts, aud Korr, Of tho
Committee Of Ways and Means, have boon ap-
pointed sub-C Committee to report whether It is
advisable tl1at tho Comlnittoo should attempt to
, 1873-01-10

MtVICKERS characterization street, between
State and Dearborn. Engagement of Miss Charlotte
Cuphruan. s'IIonry VIII" mud " Simpson 5 Co.'
, 1873-01-10

MYERS OPERA MoUsF-atonroo street, between
Stato and Dearborn. Arlington. Cotton Il Kcmblc's
alins.rel and Durlcsduo Troupe. "Tho Black poctet-
Booh." ''Wantcd: A Nurse" sfpctor Pipor."
, 1873-01-10

NlXONtS SAMPIIITHEATRE-C Clinton streot. between
TashuRtoa AMI Randolph. Engagement Of Mr..
aaa srss. A.. o. nttllor ''lIiddcn Hand"
, 1873-01-10
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To rrcEont delay and nstakos. 10 suro and ese Font
pfRca hdlress In tulf, Including Btato and County.
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0faco order, OF III roRiitorod lotcrs at cur risk.
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O6co.
, 1873-01-10

Governor Oglesby has boon unanimously NOM
mated Tor United s5tates Senator, by tho Ropub-
lican caucus Of tho Legislature.
, 1873-01-10

1IouLEY,s OPERA lIOUsE-1sandolph stroot, bo-
twaon Clark and Lasalle. Nov Comedy Company.
''Bancs III tho Woous."
, 1873-01-10

Stol,cs, who always soema willing to toll
roporto.r, all ho lnowo, stateH that his counsel
aro prorsrlug Lii Of tweAtY-eigAt exceptions