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Avery bitter letter came to bend yes'sr-
day skise for an editorial article on the use
q portal cards From the tone Of the tfu-
Ion 20 take Il that the writer In. been noti-
~ of the maturity Of . note By sone bank
q banking Institution. He says the gsoer,l
~ Of them BY mercaants in the regular
eouss Of correspondents, ought to be die
epunoeaanced. "When m acknowledgement
q he receipt ola remitsance comes to ne On
. postal card, am ct ios CHAT to 40 viii
b. Il must Be kept. and yet il cannot b
Alsd In ooure with ny lsfaer.. asd il h 8
suaece of vexation in the counting room
Puseal cards will be declared public nui
saaos, II % unsuitable ne Of them should
exbsnd among mefeAanta."
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LEGAL.
Sheriff. Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, }
COUNTY OF LRAvExwoRra.
Oven Duly. Plaintiff.

In the District Cour, OF the First J-dsiaI Ds.rie,
ofthe State Of kansss. sitting ia add for Lsay.
| enworth County IN sill state.
Owen Duty. Plaintiff.
| Mary A Davis, Charles II. Davis.
tseorse =. Joues, Matthew Hosell
Thonss VI. Daris, Alson hamb-
raves, John c. Douglass, Luci.n J.
Easin, ". w. Backus, Rebecca l. Ca,
Kennedy. Genrye K Hines, Tee. No.
Lesvenw nth savings Rank, The Mu- 4y:T
Isl Loan and savings Institution OF
Ieavenworth. Kansas, the Kansas
Building and Trust Company, frank
y. Davis, Thomas a. DAVIS and
Mary A. Davts, sdmini.ira-
trix the estate at James Davis, de-
ceased. ue;sudants.
DUBLIc NOTICE I, hereby given that under and
! oy virtue OF the judsnenI rendered in the
court, aud of spscial execution issued on aid
Judgment. to INC directed and delivered. 1 Will on
Thursday he All day Of September A. D. 1873.
at So e'eek P. m Of said dry, at the Cour, House
Of Lesvenvorth and Safe OF Kansas. of1er
a. Pnble sale and sell separately to
The hishe., bidder for cash in hand,
Of land situate, lying. and being In the County OF
Leavenworth, aud Sis,e OF Kansas, namely:
LOIS nu%her three (s), TO tsl snd nve (5l. In
VI,
II the City Of Leaveu and lots number three
~ and four ~, in block number eleven an, IN
James Davis Addition TO the Citv Of L~avenworth
Aforesaid; and an led ans halt Of lots num-
her one u aud two ~, In White 1ead' Pilot Knob
Addition 10 the City OF Leavenworth: and the
norta three ourths and undivided one-sourth
Il the south o0e-Dnrth OF lot num Der fourteen ,l4
in whitsh-ad's Pilot Knob Aadition tG he City
OF Lesven worth, aforesaid.
Sud tracts Of land will soil in the inverse or.
der e that In which they are ab We de er bed.
pstei az Leav~avOrth City, kansas, July - b,
A. II. IS1s
THOMAS LEONARD,
sheriff 4 Ieaveus orth Cnu " Kans,s.
Cotton WHEAT, Attorney f,r Piaint,f
juv23td
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PRR'TIs has rally son. To Junction City.
We .uppo-e this As in accordance with Geo.
Martin. d.cl ,rsiion that "ihe onion must
and .hHll be pre-erved." PrntA is gract /.
fal and happy writer. an on weekly news-
papsr, free from midnight toll AMI the
hurried life of daily pap.r, Ought 10 give
u some fine paragraph.
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MEDICAL.
The Romance of Cure

the many evidences Of extraordinary cures that
are d. ~ repogtel - elected through
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fimpies en- s:se Face, Hlnck heads aoa
SSesh - 0emss
Use P-rry's Improved Comedone and
Pimpls Rsne,is-+he great skin medicine.
Prepared on!s hr Dr.. B. G. Ferry, Dema-
tolokist. Depot 40 Eand stree, New York.
mylT -eod&~
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As many persons discredited their extraordinary
power, FROM the fact Of their disappointment in
The uss OF other advertised remedies.and some be-
lieved il impossible tor simple medicines made only
nom vegetable substances roots, herbs. etc -
should pOssess such marveloua power. Yet they
an readily compF0heod that the simple grasses OF
he neld, after undergoing the chenical process. Of
tistii!ation designed By nature in the COW and
churn. furnishes u With ENTHUSIASTICALLY the
most abundant Gt, calorie or heat mating hone,
tissue. muscle sinev and blood-mskins constitu-
snts for the human body.
Blu. when those people Who drst doubt the efAca-
ey Of these remedies CO nm nee their tn ey be-
>one their most earnest advocates
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Realy Relief and nsr5set Purzativs ms, Il
srittsn tastimoaials from al paris 81 the World
snehsntmsnt PhyAciAns and medical mss In al
Countries pro0ouscs these vondsrful remedies
aysfery, that neither thsr seisnce II analysis O
che1ic:l skin cansxpl.in. True. ths.s n,edicioe,
lying 70 Life, and relieve the most vretched pain
s11sTins visim Of histosture In from oaess fseaf,
minutes. and although they know some Of the In
has pubishsd their Gbsasl withholding only two
oeviy discovssed roots), ssiu both Preach, Ger
nan, Eaglish and Americas chemists and phar-
pssparsd BY them The crest enc; "a, which
thess wonderful remedies are constantly achiev.
Ing lies IN the great secret OF comhinins the in
'redients together, after selecting the pure and
Such wonders Of Modern Chemistry a. sarsapa.
LILLIAN Resolvent. Resdy Reiefand Railways Pills
frs Without parallel 10 the history q medicine for
oonsidsred - incurable, and sure death. Yet the
most astoun ting cures have heen made through
,h... Iemedie; Of some disea:ss that have never
Consumption, scroiu'a, white swelling, tumors
q the -Omb, stomach, ovaries, bowe,s, Bdsht's
iissase oftbe kidney. that have been pronounced
,lsdder, calcuous coneretions ulcers and sores OF
no homes, ficksts % deeply seated that no other
"edicine have ever been k'ovn 10 reach, have
n. Rssdy & lief and Pills.
Pasty. paralysis dry gan4reue-that threatens Q
living desth. d,ily rottiog avav Of the limbs and
nngi In the blaa1er the emperor Napoleou's
1sease, tortuhng pains when dischargius urine
h-amati.m, govt neunlg'a--ach and every one
rthes. complains. though hut few o 4 Of the many
pther diseases RaaWay's Sarsaparllian RaSolvent
s..rred and Il dsiIy curing in all ps'ts OF the
world.
In one word. any disease-no matter under what
lame desiguated-that 10 nourishsd OF increased BY
cd, impure depnved, weak. thin, va'sry or
poisoned blood, can be cured by RAILWAYS
RESOLVENT.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

Sos Ssrk Honey nRshes
INV YO:K. Juiy 20.
MOSEY-Easy at 394 per cent
SrEsLiHo-Quiet firm NJ 81. I, cent fer sixty
days. and 81 for sight.
CUSTOM RECsiPTs-<i35, 60O.
t&oLD-Sirm 1T 81 i55<aI I5-,.
IOASs-At to per rent. for carrying and for
borrowing per cent. to fat.
CLKARIS6s-sS2, 100, 90.
TREASURY DISBURSEMENTS 500, 900.
SfovxRSNESTs-StropSo on moderate business.
STATE BOsDs-Dul
ocKs-Strons and higher soma sh .res ,ouch-
tna the hi shas, point Of the sea gu.
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SOtIcS O1 TUUbuc6Vton,
SAFE oE KANSAS
County Of LeayensoTtL
In the District Court - the Fast Juis.i District
Of the State OF Ksnsas az f5r N. a i county
% Leavenworth.
David W. Eaves, P;aintid.
Jacob A. Koch and Chariot.
kolh. te!eLdsnte.
TIME sboTs lnsi jacob 4 goeh AMI ch.r,.t,e
II Koch, defend nts. are h.riy notified that
they have been siet by the sad David W. Eavss
Ilain:if that the sAid pIeintif did, on the 2is,
day Of June. 1873, file his petit a,ains them In
ID. . owe entitled court, alleging ia sub, anee
that on the 18th day Of September, Is7a the said
Jacob A. Koch made. executed AID delivered hi.
DIR Of SAID David W. E YES, for the sum Of one
hundsed doliars 500 each, payable In six nine
Twelve. ffteen, eishteen. tventy-one, twenty
is'erest On all q said uo,es from the iSsh day Of
September, 1sf2, At the rate Of ten per cent Der
annom; that 90 tks came day. and 70 secure the
ceymeas Of said E9tes eaid Jscsb A Koch and
delivered to said piain,is mortgage on hs., a.
scY1oed a. follows. to- Wit: Lot seye1sAen' fI,,
and the vest i've t5l feet Of lot esgh,sen (ej. In
30 eish,y..i1 go, in Lst.s,: Addition 10 the
essts Of Kansas. And The saii defendant. Ar.
further nc'ifed thAt unless they answer or demus
September 1874 the sad petition viii be taken .,
true, ard Judgment viii be reudsr,d
aeains: Tbs sait Jesdb A Koch for IN.
| th- 18th day Of 5enteIaoer, 1872, a the ys,e d
te. pei 'ent- per annum. and tn per rent attor.
ney fee on amount Of Judgment rendered ard In,
foreclosure AID ss.e Of aAid mortsased premises.
BYRON SHERRY
, iy3~d1t-vn Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Wilson's Carbolated Cod Liver Oil

II not . secret emp rieal no trum. Il 10 . happy
coA nina'ion Of two remedies known to PHI A fans
every where n the best means Of combating cnn
sumption. This com b:na lon Is Mr.. Wilson Z
discovery, AID h :ounie upon the following
The New York herald., 1873-11-20
NEW YORK AND THE WAR sPECK.

The State or the Popular Pulse-A
Member OF the Seventh Regiment
Arrested In Havana-Moncy for the
Spanish Legatfon-Dissolu utiOn Of ''La
Protcctora"-Large Contributions TO
the Cuban Patriots War Fund.
All the clamor and buster OF the recent Amer
co-Spansh war cloud Is dying out very rapidly
and the mote OF preparation" to meet the sternest
result OF the issue is universal, though IL must be
conceded not very ominous, taxing things all IN all.
Public opinion, finding the government imperturb-
able, has concluded to wait and see what the gov
srnment Is going to do about it.v The American
people had notion that this was "a government
u the people, by the peopen and so forth, and
thought they were sovereign" and all that sort OF
1hing but they have, a general rule. In
she last few days quit the notion. They
are gong to give the government a chance
70 run this thing, and meantime are lay.
Ing plans TO get square II the government dnoesnt
40 what is right. AS rule, 1t is found that demo-
Gratis berate the republican administration soundly
~ sst yinaicatiag the Rasl0nsl iaegyity, and
The New York herald., 1873-11-20
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 10, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship Java CBr), Martyn Liverpool VIA Queenstown
&C q FrancklyD
steamship Minnesota Obj, Beddoe, Liverpool-wil-
liarns Guion.
Steamship New York tGep Limon, Bremen via South.
ampton-Oerichs Co.
Steamship Hammonia Ger, voss, Havre-Kunhardt
A Co.
steamship City Of Houston, Deering. New oreans-c
Steamship Mediator, Smith, Norfolk-LorIliard Steam
Bark Olivia Davis, Mantle, Sydney, Nsw-R " Came
ham Penno dtaD, Canarena, LondoD-A r Agrcsta.
Bark saguenay (Br), Brown, Gloucester-P Neyius d
Bark Martino dtaD, Giganh Cork or Famouth-John
BARK syringa Br, Gibbons, BelfAst-Eagle, Bakslec
BARK 1ndustric dtaD, schiafhno, Antwerp-A P
BARK Pkkataoua CBr. Scott, Antwerp-Funch. Edye A
Brig wustrow GER, Massmsnn. Qucenstown-o Tobias
Brig Ponvert Allen, Cadz-Marcus Hunter a Co.
Brig Selma stanford utaD Allyn Naples-John Q Sea-
Brig Ramirez Barnard Kingston, ia.
schr Southern Cross Br Priest ~ tJohn NB and shu'
schr Palma. Butler jacksonville Bentley. 0iider.
steamer Ann Eiiza Richards, Phiiaaciphia.
Steamer Middlesex Buell., Providence-H jackson q
The New York herald., 1873-11-20
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

CHICAGO, H., Nov. 10, 1873.
In the billiard tournament this afternoon Ubassy
beat Slosson by score OF 400 to 37o IN 4s innings
The largest runs were as folows:-Ubassy ST. &c.
25; Sosson 40, 81, 50. The old Frencnman played a
waiting game to encourage the boy. The game
tonight between ]. Dion and Bessunger
was slow and unnteresting It was won
by Dion in the seventy-frst inning,
Bessunger made score OF 336. Neither made q
notable run. The hall was crowded, and much IN
terest was manifested game is now progress
ing between Ubassy and GARNER. The score, at a
quarter past eleven O'Clock, stood as follows =
Ubassy, $50; GARNER, 1856.
The New York herald., 1873-11-20
SAILED.

Steamships Minnesota Br). for Liverpool: Java (Br)
do; New York Ger, Bremen ALA (Br) Glasgow City
q Houston, Galveston; Mediator Norfolk; ships Hope
Haze, Valparaiso; barks Commodore Dupont, Alexan
dria E; Maresca qtaD. Gloucester; Northern Queen
aavana: Jennie 1tan, Hull, Fl; zio Giorgio Aqs
9taD, Gloacester Forsete Morl London Kolga tswe)
Angela, Halifax; Curacao tBr,, Curacao; Trio Aus
Cork; Ramirez, Kingston Ja Santa Maria Vecchia
MSlisndo; sas Anne Pan 0porto; sagpho tBr Jacmel
Petrol, Pensacola; d kndicott. Washington, DC.
Also sailed, Us frigate Juniata, for Cuba
ind
The New York herald., 1873-11-20

Steamship city of New York, Deaken, Havana Nov ls
on rS Nov WIN y amS dS Is had essV from sw to
18TH lat 3s 10 lon ID exchanged signals wiz.
Virgo, do Tor savannah.
steamship MORO castls Morton Havana Noy NJ Tnh Sna
severe gale from ENE bac king TO N accompanied with
high seas and torrents Of rains at midnight barometer
steamship San salvador Ecss1son Savannah Nov
s,, Steamship MONTGOMERY Farclotn savannah NOV 10
Steamship Isaac Bell, Brakeman Richmond City Point
and with mdse and passengers 10 the o'a 20
Steamship Rieh%Sons LaweGce e Norfolk with m mdse
Steamship North Point Foley. Philadelphia with mdse
to the Lorillard Steamship Co.
schr Lottie Beard Berry Philadelphia for New Bed
schr A NJ Aldridge, Crowcr. Philadelphia for Boston.
schr II Atwood. Haskins, Phnadephia for Boston,,
schr Silas Branerd. Hughes, Philadelphia for Howell
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Brig Prentiss Hobbs Snow, Port Caledonia, CB for
schr Game Cock Ridley Milestone Point for New York
" schr i Baltic Parker Bangor for New York. with lum
schr Boston, Nickcrson Lanes Cove for Newark with
Victor Fish, Nantucket New York. with fish to
sesr mses coms,ock Berry Nantucket for New York
with Ash to ii Rogers
for YORK %
schr Henrietta. whilden Pawtucket for New York,
Schr Margaret Jane, Ford Providence for New York.
schr Nash, Crowley, Portland for New York. with
lumber.
schr Connecticut stapn, Newport for New York;
Schr Orlando Smith. Ferris Portcncser for New YORK
Steamer Electra Mott Providence tor New YORK. with
mdse and passengers
Steamer FL Cid, Smith, Norwich for New York. with
mdse and passengers.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Glaucus Bearse New York for Boston
Schr Newport (Br), Miller, New York for Yarmouth.
NJ.
schr Harriet Sarah Willis Port johnson for Bridge
port
schr Belle, Coombs Port johnson for Scituate.
schr Panthea, Abby, Fort Morris tor City Island.
Schr western Star, Crowel New York for Boston.
Schr II Blackman Arnold New York for New Haven.
Schr Sarah Bruen Austin, New York for Providence.
Schr Telegraph, Priest, New York for Boston.
schr Mahaska Blake, New York for Millbridge.
Schr Maggie Bell, Hall, New York for Rockland
schr Caroline Knight, Wilcox, New York for Lubec.
Schr ii b Mctcalf Handy, New York Tor Providence
The New York herald., 1873-11-20
THE THORNDYKE TRIAL.
Gordon Convicted OF Murder In she
First Degree.

BELFAST, Me-, Nov. 10, 1873.
Chief Justice Appleton began his charge to the
jury In the Gordon case at haf-past eight O'Clock
A. M. to-day and closed at quarter to ten O'Clock.
He was listened TO with the closest attention by
the jury and large audience. The whole tenor
OF the charge was strongly against the prisoner.
The jury then retired, and, alter an absence OF an
hour, returned with verdict OF guilty
OF murder in the FIRST degree. The
prisoner received the verdict without emotion.
His counsel moved for new trial. which was
overrued. The exceptions to the charge were al
lowed, the argument 10 be furnished within forty
days. These proceedings are merely dilatory and
the prisoner will undoubtedly be sentenced to
.1fRtR NJ Ne January teEM9t the Court
The New York herald., 1873-11-20
CANADA.

Culpable Lack Of Discipline in the Ba-
varian Disaster-Ice In the Lachtne
Canal.
MONTREAL Nov. 10, 1873.
The investigation OF the steamer Bavarian dis
aster shows that the gear for lowering the life-
boats was inenicient; the crew was undisci.
plined, and If any orders we're gwen by the cap-
tain after the fire broke out, they were unheard or
unheeded.
The tugs sent to help the steamboats, in the La
chine Canal have not been able TO penetrate the
ice barrier.
The New York herald., 1873-11-20

DUB CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
HERALD SPECIAL REPORT FROM LONDON.

hEKAlU YECAl hEPUh fkUM luNuuN.
Arrivals from and Departures or Vessels
for the United States.
The following special despatch to the HERALD has been
received from our correspondent in the British metropo
LONDON, Nov 20, 1873.
VESSELS ARRIVED.
Arrived at London Nov 10, steamship Holland CBr),
Bragg from New York.
Arrived at Gravesend Nov 10 brig Sophia Amelia
(swe), Bengstrom from Wilmington. NC, for London
Arrived at Belfast Nov 49, bark Camog 1taD, Bales
ira from New York.
Arrived at Queenstown Nov 49, barks Agon (Sor Han
SEN from New York: sigurd Jar (Nor Tostensen from
do.
Also arrived at Queenstown Nov 19 ate PM steamship
Batavia (Br) Mouland from New York for Liverpool
Also arrived at Queenstown 18th, steamship Greece
Br) Thomas New York for Liverpool and proceeded).
Arrived at Moville Nov 20, steamship Anglia (Br),
Small New York for Glasgow.
Arrived Southampton Nov 49, steamship Rhein CGer
Brickenstein, from New York for Bremen
Arrived at Movile Nov 10. steamship casalia CBr),
Butler from New York for Glasgow.
Arrived at Antwerp Nov lS steamship Rydal Hall
tBeig, Collin, from Philadelphia.
VESSELS SAILED.
Sailed from Deal Nov 10, bark George Treat CHM
0rom London, tor New York.
Sailed from Liverpool Nov 49, snip Truce CBr Cowper,
for New orleana
Also sailed from Liverpool Nov TO- steamship Egypt
CBr), Grosan for New York.
Sailed from London Nov 10 War Spirit for Pensacola.
The New York herald., 1873-11-20
PATAL EXPLOSION IN A MINE.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, Nov 19 1873.
BY an explosion OF sulphur in the mine near
fremont to-day seven men were terribly burned
ABOUT their heads and faces, and another. John
Williamson, was instantly killed. The explosion
created intense excitement among the women and
children, who collected around the entrance to the
mine awaiting tidings OF fathers, brothers and
husbands who were prostrated far underground
beyond reach and assistance for some time
The New York herald., 1873-11-20
SERENADE TO GOVERNOR DIX AND COMP
TROLLER HOPKINS

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 1o, 1879.
The Republican General Committee OF this city,
accompanied by Sullivan's band, tonight comph-
mented Governor Dix and Comptroller Hopkins
with serenade. Each OF these gentlemen
made a speech. The Governor congratulated the
republican party and the people OF the state on
the reelection OF Mr.. Hopkins, whom he character
tied as an efcient, faithful and trustworthy public
ofhcer.
The New York herald., 1873-11-20
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED NJ THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wBrEsTosE TELEGRAPH LINES.
Steamship Pennsylvania usrl, Braes, Glasgow Nov
and Larne 9th with mdse and ~ passengers 70 Austin
Baldwin Co Had heavv weather throughout
Steamship slle1a QGer), Hebich, Hamburg Nov ana
bardt 4 90 Nov IS, encountered violent hurricane
from NV lasting hours, thence strong variable winds,
with much rain Nov 10 lat Ion 10 ~ passed bark
Norma tBr) bound w. I7th, Pm lag a. 20 Ion 6S 80
o Fire Island passed sunken schr, with topmast Just
above MeteT, !, 4.
The New York herald., 1873-11-20
Suicide from Financial worrv.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 10, 1879.
+. S. Hutchinson, a clerk with Blair Hunter.
shot himsefin the head this morning. The alleged
cause is mental depression from commerc cial
troubles. He will probably die. lie was 40 years
Of age and leaves family Of six children.
The New York herald., 1873-11-20
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20-l A. III.
Probabilities.

TTUUUUUtLIES
For the Southern States falling temperature,
generally heavy frosts, northwesterly winds and
clear weather.
For the Ohio Valley and thence over Tennessee
and West Virginia. northwestery winds, cold, clear
weather.
For the lower lakes northwesterly winds. occa-
sional snow, cold, cloudy weather, clearing in the
forenoon.
For THE MIDDLE AND EASTERN STATES NORTH.
WESTERLY AND NORTHERLY WINDS, COLD, CLEARING
AND CLEAR WEATHER
For the upper lakes and southwark to Missouri
winds veering to southerly, rising temperature
and partly cloudy weather.
All the reports are missing from the Southwest
the Northwest and the Pacific coast.
The New York herald., 1873-11-20
SUICIDES.
Suicide OF o Young Woman.

BOSTON, Nov TO- 1874
Mary Pfeifrer young German nurse in the City
Hospital, committed suicide to day by taking
poison. Family trouble is the alleged cause OF the
act
The New York herald., 1873-11-20

Average temperature ytBteTuay 30 e
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year ...................... 371s
The New York herald., 1873-11-20
OPINIONS OF PUBLIC MEN.

WASHINGTON Nov. 10, 1873
As an indication OF the opinions Of members Of
Congress the yirginius massacre your corre-
spondent gives the following report OF interviews
with several OF them, in continuation OF those
already published.
The New York herald., 1873-11-20

The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD Bullding:-
The New York herald., 1873-11-20
MIsCELLANEOUs.

MIsCELLANEOUs,
A BS0LUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER-
n ent states TOR deserton. &C. legal everywhere; no
pubclty required charge until divorce Eranted adj
vice free. NJ HOUSE. Attorney, iW brohuWaJ
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE BROOKLYN,
IA. corner Of Fulton avenue and bQcrum street
Open from A. M. toyr ~
on sunday from to M.
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
n ofdiGerent States; legal everywhcrc publicity
no fees In advice tree commissioner tor every
state FREDERICK I. KING,
/. Counsellor-atLaw. w. BTQadWNys
The New York herald., 1873-11-20
SHIPPING NEW S,
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Sails. Destination.
Office.

,ATEs OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER.
The New York herald., 1873-11-20

could add to our forces any number that might be
required. Bat Tor the reasons have stated am
not war man II 1t can pe honorably averted
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-02
NuDDI.ErOWN.

The prospect for summer visitorc here is
encouraging. The Montvert Hotel is to be
under the management of Mr.. ID. Doolittlc
ct New York who has had large cxperi-
cncc in hotels. The house will he omen
Tor guests June list. Nothing will be left
undone to make its patrons feel at home
The "Montvcrt" is located on an clcvo.
ton overlooking the village. 1t is built I'M.
ON the most improved plan. and has two
hundred large airy rooms with all modern
conVcnlcnccs water, and bathcs and il
newly furnished. The grounds are extensive
and afford ample room for play and exer.
clse. The famous mineral springs are but
a lew rods distant, aifording the invalid
the water fresh from the fountain.
The picturesque mountain scenery and
excellent roads around Middletown afford
me drives to Lake Austin and Bomoseen
where good fishing is abundant.
Tho people are brushing up their resi-
dencos and grounds in preparation for the
approaching watering season.
The Middletown cheese factory has al
ready one hundred cheese ready for mark.
ct