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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-17
LEGAL


THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
Il subscriber has obtained frola the Supreme
Court Of the District OF Columbia holding special
term letters testamentAry the personal estate Of
JOSEPH B. VARNUM, Late of Long Island City,
New York, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hIbit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
Subscriber, on or before the I'D day OF January
next: they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit OF the said estate.
Given under my hand. this Sd day Of January,
1875. JAMES n. VARHUM,
49,. Executor.
Address no Broadway, New York city.
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THE BEST MEDICINE,

EAST MARsHFIELD, Aug. 2, 1870.
Mr.. STEVENS: Dear Sir-I am seventy one
years OF age; have suffered many years from Kid
ney Complaint, weakness in my back and stomach,
j was Induced by friends 20 try your VEGKTINE.
and think IL the best Medicine for weakness OF
LIZ AiuLt W. LsSu' eLo nSny LeLS
relief as from the VEGErINE- II STRENGTHENS and
invigOrates the whole system. Many of my ac-
quaIntances have taken IL, and believe 1t to be
good for all the complaints for which 1t is recon-
uended, Yours truly,
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Catarrh.

Ponds Extract is nearly a specIhc for this dis
ease. 1t can hardly be excelled, even in old and
obstinate cases. The relief Is so prompt that no
one who has ever tried It will be without 1t.
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pr,tish Admiral. sir George Westphai. who

A British Admiral, Sir George Westphal, who
died lately at the age Of ninety was probably the
last surviving officer Of the victory, which Nell
son died at Trafalgar. He was severely wounded
IN the heel, and laid beside the Admiral IN the
cockpit. Sir George had been more than hun
dTed times In heti0n.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-17

A CRITIClsn OF THE SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-17

The Baltimore Young Mems Christian AssOeia-
tion is just putting the finishing touches on its
new tsoo,OOO building.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
Il subscriber has obtained from the Supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia, holding spe-
eia term, letters OF administration the personal
estate OF JOIN r. WEBB, late Of Washington city,
District of Columbia, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber before the I'D day
OF January next; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit of the said estate.
Given under my hand 81 Is sd day OF January,
1875. WILLIAM B. WEBB,
feha-waw .r Administrator.
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'olice Court-Judge Smell.
wooden-Legged, not Wooden-Hsaded, Expla-
nation.

To the Editor Of the National Republican:
SIR: Please allow me, through your columns, to
"arise and explain" relative to the "bill for the
equalization Of bountiss," recently passed By the
House Of Representatives. The bill IN question
may rank as q bounty bill, but the qualifying
word Judging from the text OF the bilI seems as
much out Of place as did the statue Of Jefferson
under the shadow of the White House during the
days of Credit Mobilier and subsidies. q
arise to enter my solemn protest to the pas
cage of any bill that gives $1o0 to one Murphey of
my company, who fought nobly(H) for three years
in the company kitchen, and that gives me HWhat
Paddy shot at, " in consequence ofmy having been
wounded, and discharged before my term OF en-
listment expired. "GIVe honor to whom honor Is
due" There are many Murpheys such ss have
mentioned, and thousands not unlike yOuF CORE
spondCnt, who makes the following point Of
order: That any soldier who was honorably dis
charged on account OF wounds received in service
before his term OF enlistment expired is to be
HWOnDuH
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-17
PAIN IN THE BACK

There Is no remedy known to medical science
which has proved itself more valuable in cases OF
Kidney COMPLAINT than me VEGETINE, 1t acts
directly upon the secretlons, cleanses and puries
the blood and restores the whole system to healthy
action.
IThe Following ext aordinaIy OF great suffer-
ers, who had been given up by the best physi-
clans hopeless cases, will speak for themselves,
and should challenge the most profound attention
OF the medical faculty. well - OF those who are
suffering from Kidney Complaint.
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HORRIBLE DETAILS OF TIE DEATH OF IVEY.
THE MAN WHO SAW HIS HEAD FALL.

Fred. ChiIds, Ned Battle, AlOnHO Ker.
negay, Paul KOrnegay and others
FlaEged the Train, and, Firing
into the Mail Car from Both
Sides, Killed IVey, the
Agent-NO One In.
a-. dIeted.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-17

Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, etc., are al
ways unpleasant, and at times they become the
most dfstrI sSiDg and dangerous diseases that csn
Affect the human system. Most diseases OF the
kidneys arise from impurities Of the blood, caus-
ing humors, which settle on these parts. VEGB-
TINE excels any known remedy in the whole world
for cleansing and purifying the blood, thereby
causing healthy action TO all the organs OF the
body.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-17
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
l. TRICT OF COLUMBIA, THE Sd DAY or

Daniel Robertson D
against No. ,l36, Equity DOCKET IA.
Maggie Robertson
On motion Of the complainant, by Mr.. John
c. Fay his solicitor, II is ordered that the defend
ant, Maggie Robertson. cause her appearance to be
entered herein on before the first ruleday occur
ring forty days AFTER this day; otherwise the cause
will be proceeded with as IN ease OF Default
By the Court: A. WYLlE, Justice, &c.
True copy-Test; r. J. MEIGs, Clerk, &c.
fehIo-WSW
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KEETING OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
Il subscriber has obtained from the Supreme
special term, letters testamentarZ on the per
sonal estate OF John T. W. Essex, late Of
GeorEetoWn, District Of Columbia, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber,
on or before the 9TH day of February nexts they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
Given under nv hand. this sth day Of February,
1876. CHARLES N. MATTHEWS.
feblO-W3w Executor.
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MORE ALABAMA HORRORS.
NEGROES WTEeshsERVlTIVE Or LEAVE.

THEPLAG OF Carrying THE ELECTION.
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HNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
Il subscriber hiss obtained from the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Colum bia holding Special
Terri. letters tesLamenIAry the personal estate
OF William b. Cushing, late Of United States
navy, deceased. All persons having claims
toe1hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber on before the 9Th day OF FERB o.
AIRY next; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from Al benent OF the said estate.
Given under my hand, this sth day OF February,
1875 1 KATE LOUISE CUSHING,
febIc-W3Ws Executrix.
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GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY

DISTRICT MATTERS IN CONGRESS.
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
Il TRIOT OF COLUMBIA, THE sTH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, A. d. 1875.

FEBRUARY A. ID. 1870.
Henry Kraak
VS..
Eugene s, Calvert,
Richard 8. Hardes-
ty and The Nation SNo. 4, Ill, Equity Docket IA.
al Hotel Company,
In the city OF Wash
ingtOn, In The Dis
trfct Of Columbia. J
g. On motion of the plaintiff, by Mr.. Mcpherson,
his solicitor. 1t Is ordered that the defendant,
Richard 8. HArdesty, cause his appearance to b.
entered herein on or before the first rule day
occurring forty days after this day; otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with as In case Of default.
BY the Court: A. WYLIE. Justice, &c,
true copy-Test; 3. j. nKtGs, Clerk. &C.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-17
VEGETINE.
KIDNEY COMPLAINT

Probably there is no complaint that snsicts the
human system, whlchla so little understood At the
present time, n some OF the varied forms Of Kid
ney Complaints.
There 10 no disease which cABses such acute pain,
more alarming in Its results, than when the kid
fail 20 secret from the blood the uric acid and
other poisonous subst Ances Which the blood Aecu-
mulates IN Its circulation through the system.
II from any cause the kidneys fail TO perform the
fanctions DE- olying Upon thu N, the cumulAtions
are taken up BY the absoFbents and the whole Sys-
tenn thrown into state Of disease, causing great
pain and suffering, and very often immediate
death. Hence the Importance OF keeDtng the Kid
neys and blood IN . healthy condition, through
which II the I'm purities Of the blood must pass.
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OITY ITEMS,

BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS, DOUBLE
AND SIN0LEBREASTED.
ENGLISH wORsTED FRoOK COATS.
WITH VESTS To MATCH.
BLACK DOESKIN AND FIGURED CAS-
SIMERE PANTALOONS.
ORDERED WORK AT SHORT NOTICE
NOAH WALKER co.
90 MI
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THE COURTS.
Supreme Court Of the United States.


TUESDAY, February Is, 1875.
Pursuant TO adjournment the court met at $50
o'clock this afternoon, and without proceeding to
the REGULAR business took recess until soclock
Hooper, OF Massachusetts,, and on reassembling
ADJOURNED until tomorrow at Il o'clock. =
3 Circuit court-Chief Justice Cartier.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday;
Linville vs. Richards. This case was begun on
turned verdict for $40
York vs.. Wilkes. This case was begun but not
concluded. This Is an action brought oy sub
Libby Vs. Castleman. Judgment for plaintih.
CASES TO-DAY.
The following cases have been assigned for trial
to-day: Nos. 81, Io7, 1l2 ], l1s. ia, u.s. 1lo, H.
lis, ns To- III ~ rs l24 Us, 12e, III rs and
Auxiliary Law Court-tCriminal Court)-Judge
Macarthur.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Stewart vs.. Lanckton. Verdict for plaiAtif for
eq0.1 with interest. ~.
simms VI, LsncEtOn. Verdict for plaintiff for
Brayfeld vs.. McGhan, landlord and tenant
case. Verdict for plaintiff in ts10.
Robinson W. Wright. This case was not con-
cluded.
CASES TO-DAY.
The following cases are assigned for trial to-day:
Nos. So 3D. 81 &c. 40 Al, - 49, ~ 40, Al, 4, 40 and
~ Special Term-Judge Wylis.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Commodore VS.. Eaton. Decree appointing
tucker VS.. Metcalf. Order for ratification of
sale.
Phelps VS.. Mcdonald. Order charging the
Willard vs.. willard. order ratifyinE sale, and
Of reference to auditor.
Schmidt VS.. Schmidt. Decree taking bill for
confessed, and reference to examiner.
Babson vs. Thomas. Decree taking bill for con-
fessed.
Turton vs. Wheeler and Manneyvs. Same. De-
cree Diminishing bills.
De SauIs vs.. Bevans Order appointing guard
ian TO Defendants interest in suit
Warder VS.. Hulse. Order for rule to show
cause.
McNamara VI. Condor. Order for injunction.
Florence Sewing Machine Company Vs. Ab-a-
ham. Order Of reference to auditor.
pearsnce overruled.
Payne VS.. Athey. Order for the payment OF
Phelps VS.. Mcdonald. Decree directing the
Gaines VS.. Gushing. Judgment sustaining ex.
ceptions to answer and overruling those to bill.
Adjourned.
Police Court-Judge Smell.
In this court George Lewis, charged with be-
MIS-. Reeves house, grand Jury. Henry TsiliS-
fero, charged with stealing an overcoat, was
found to have large number Of coats In his pos
session; 800 or six months in Jail. Henry Thomas
and James Stanly, larceny Of some old copper
and lead taken out Of houses The Judge said he
intended to give this class Of thieves the full eK
tent Of the law; six months each in jail. VIM.
Smith pleaded guilty Of stealing an overcoat;
fined $50 or ninety days in jail. o. O. Hurdle,
making an excavation to repair q Water-pipe
without permit; IS. Cornelius Brown, Simon
Butler and l. A. Byout, cursing; each IS. Geo.
EmhOTn, Samuel Dysert, Thomas Myers, James
Brown, Charles Rivers, Rendua Henson, VIM. H.
Wilcox, Thomas Banks and Richard Henson, all
Migrants; sent down. Louisa Euslome, loud and
boisterous; s.. John Contee, breaking the door.
OF private dwelling; IS. Several persons were
sidewalks.
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GRAND COMBINATION Ar CoNGRE'

Mrs. H. C.. Butts New York:
Mr.. j. r. Fairlamb,
Mr.. Lenox Simpson,
Prof. j. R. BisehofE the wonderful Blind Organist;
Prof. j. r. Fairlamb.
Reserved seats IS centsi general admission % cts.
Diagrams at Ellis, febi5-3t
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VHEfNE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
febl7.-W& stf
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uR. 1yEY,s HEAD WHEN IT FKII.

II fell right up against the SIDE Was on. saw
the blood running down on the side Of the track.
@. When the train was signaled did 1Vey come
to the window or door and look outG A. suppose
he got mp to come to see what was the matter. 1
couldn't see the train, but when he fell saw his
hair hanging out the door.
Q. About how many men were there In the
crowd you saw2 A. About twelve, as near can
come at 1t. They were all on horses, and some OF
them had pistols buekled around them, and
O. What did they do after the hring2 A. When
saw Mr.. Ivey's head fall left Immediately. 1
didn't stay any longer, and didn't know any
thing else Of what they did.
@. You do not know how long the train stayed
there, or what efforts were nader A. The effort
was made to move the train. heard the train
whistle and go on mp the road
@. Did you know any Of the men that were IN
that party Of twelYe7 A. Yes, sir.
Q. State who they were. A. know
nR. FRED cHrLzs, NED BATTLE, ALoEzo KoRNK-
GAY AND PAUL KoRNE0AY. as
Those two Kornegays are cousins, believe.
Those are al that know.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-17

THE JUB II LEE SINGERS SSiji on FISK
Il University, NashyiIe, Tenn, will give their
first concerts In Warrington, after their return
from England. at the Con gregatiOnal Church, en-
the EVENINGSTOF FEB. 18th and I'D.
Reserved seats75 cents to be-had at Ellis on and
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
NfcPHERsONsHAND BOOK OF POLITICS
Nl pnK ls7A

n
Han ra,s MePberon LID jerL Of the .. S. House Of Repre-
This STANDARD and authoritative political manual which co.su. IN IL;
s26 double COLUMN authentic and exhaustive recon- 0 "
SATioYAL AND STATE.
from July ~, 1872, TO Julg 10, 1874, ~ no. raly
Among Other valuable poca! data the following are ITS
LISTS OF SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES, OF the ALiid
Tue sscoad Inaugural and fourth and ahb Annual
and Special Message. Of P;is3t ,o Grant, ,xn oprvps
issued since NAV !, 1872 Full text AMI history OF The
"SALARY-GkAB" AMI the SALARY REPEAL ACTS.
with the Yea and Nay each the individual accounts OF each
S'n' '' ANU JUDICIAL DECISIONS AND OPINIONS
coYSTlTUTioSiL AMENDMENTS
made proposed he organic law Of tn several Stact
FINANCIAL PROPOSITIONS AND VOTES
In the XLIIl; XLld, and preceding Congresses
i''''' SMBaoRAEDUM" TO SENATOR JONES.
and o and personal hn,nea Affairs
THE TRANSPORTATION QUESTION,
Report the senate Committee with all Congressional discussion an
STATE ACTION on RAILROADS,
Laws aud Judicial Decisions Of illinois and Wisconsin.
ClyIH RIGHTS BILL,
Amendments Proceeding; g;o2a,S9s and VS,sii srcurs
Proposition aud vote the United States Senate and action In various
''''' GENEVA AND SAN JUAN AWARDS.
With the Of Congress for their distribution. -
NEW STATE PLATFORMS Of 1874
All which have been s1opei &es % % Jay ,ave, 2
A-PrBtIc DEBT UNITED STArEs
B-PACIFC RAILWAY BOSDA
C.-NrgRSAL REyzHUE TABLs
D-DIsTRlBrTIoS THE CURRENCY ~ o-, 80.
E-ApPRopRAroSs FOR THg Fiscal YsARs 1872 1873 1874
F-REvssrrs .vp ErPESprrunEs rHs GovEaysESr.
G-PRKsrpEyTlAL vorE 1872 AND sTArE ELECTIONS
The whole forming Manual Absolutely indispensable the poll
whatever his party VINO desires thorough snl @ccu aofM
ton s tie living issues Of the times The oans Is a and care
Pacs - 90 POsrrAID couSTsr Address
q" ''''' THE TRIBUNE, Yew-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL NOTES.

PARIS TEMPERANCE PRIZEs.-The French
Temperance Society OF Paris offers for the year 1875
three prizes for cOmpettiOnrst prize OF 800 Tor de-
termning by the aid Of repeated chemical analysis on
large number Of samples obtained at random from re-
tail shops Paris and the Departments the anaoges
and differences which exist between spirits OF wine ana
the various alcoholic drinks second, prize of 500 to
ascertain whether it be possible, by analysis OF their
chemical or physical properties, to distinguish natural
wines and brandies arising from fermentation OF grape
sugar or dsaon Of the juice OF the grape from those
OF artiGcaly prepared and fortified beverages third
prize $500 determine by chemical observations ana
experiments, the differences which result to ne s5s
from pure natural wines and acohols, ana OF
those that are artificial or manufactured.
A SINGULARLY FATAL OCCUPATION.-The
statement has made by Sheffield, England, phys
cian that the fork-Grinders employment is probably
more fatal 10 human life than any other pursuit IN En
gland According 10 this authority, there are generally
from to 10 individuals ut work In the room IN Whlcn
this industry carried aud the dust whchls created
composed Of fac particles OF stone and metal-the
grinding being always performed dry stone-rises
in Clouds aud pervades the atmosphere to which the
operatives are confined The dust which is thus
moment inhaled, gradually undermnes the ygOr of the
constitutions produces permanent disease or the
lungs accompanied by difficulty Of breathing, cough
and wasting of the animal frame, often at the early
ace of 2 and the longevity of fOrkgfnders IS
found not 10 exceed 80 years
FRENCH CURES IN TYPHOID FEvER.-Dr
Hampton OF Paris has published pamphlet IN which he
describes several remarkable cures, chiefly attributable
to the free admission OF air TO the patients bedroom
in cases Of typhoid He considers typhus fever
TO be kind Of paralysis asphyXia of all the vital
functions occasiOned by the respiration of deadly at
mosphere, emanating either from typhoid patient or
from any other morbid source and he practically demon
sraes not only great advantage to be derived from
Of open air in the treatment Of tphus fever
but declares the absolute immunity from contag1on
fufo IN thp al Hampton
the patient he exposed to danger under any
circumstances OF mpicatOn from other diseases or
from the temperature of the atmosphere for If the pa
fent is kept warm in bed by artificial means. the free
breathing pure fresh will at ali times keep up the
natural animal neat. In typhus fever complications ot
all kinds OF the lungs Otncr organ only fehdcr
the free of pure fresh more urgent and more
necessary; also enables the patient 10 take smuants
more easily when they are necessary.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
uNSAFE BUILDINGS.

Buildings srord ursie, anl bunV on which cimneY' axe re
ported unset during wc~ ending Slturla' Jaausy 80 50;
Twenttt A. u1safe aior Peter Gltape, Owner
Bowery No AZ unsa wall au1 salli H. Ely
agent 90 , .. n ~.
throp,
Nos Ia and g. unsafe arch door n re- eLd c
news Mss Ia,
Wllms No. ls6, gu,afe front eor.csi LaTIerce Colen
Om Slip No g. unsafe doors AMI aoor mb J. B. Ha.clus'
agent
ui,onst No 2O7 unsafe front cornce Wm west.
Pier 81 r. trusbeams; Ere RAILROAD Company owner
west wentethst ia foundation wall Of extension AMI area
steps; Mgs. Julia g. Jrr
wenteh No "A tear unsafe front and west gable walls
Mrs. Julia =. jerome,
LuhnJs r6portei Cor Unsafe JRian'ys
North Noore>,. 40. 10; l.. b. Henry, owuer
West Thirynntn-st Ne. lis; John Gail gan, owuor
Buti ags Uhtch BllOais are rsDOr1|d tn'f>
Thirdaye.. No. II; Mrs A. A. Do 'ge, Owne-.
Tbi-d.aye No. $40: Costar estate, owner
ThirI-aye No. jJS COstaT estate owner
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02

sjons constitute a chaos in his mind, from which
nothing orderly can ever flow" At this date, the
Missouri slave question was beginning to assume
the importance, which has made IL landmark III
American history Mr.. Adams did not then antlci-
pate its consequences. He pronounces it purely
speculative question to the people of the North VINO
did not feel it in their persons or their purses On
the slave side. on the contrary, it was almost
matter of life or death and home to the feel
ings and interests of every man in the community.
Hence. he remarks, that if the question is decided,
as it will be, in favor of slavery in Missouri, the
people of the United States will at agree TO the
decision and the controversy will die out.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
New i]ubIiratlon5.
HARPER q BROTHERS
LIST OF NEW BOOKS.

DIT. LIvINGS1 ONES LAST JOuRNALS-TnR LAST jour;
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i4pES f2h ffTSoS3L G sitG OF 3D TIE
zO4aiIIs. SHAKEkS Tna AuANA. Oneida. BErnEL.
RELIGIOUS olbeDs S3DiAt AGSEH' iNHOS
W.,n Illustrations o'o t.O'h' -.
MrERss REMAINS or LOST EaPIREs-, REMAINS or LOST
EMPIRES. SKarCIrs OF idE Russ o. rALlilA NlNkyEi
BAsfL0N AND rEkshPQh5 Mtfi s0AE A9ISS 0N INDiA
Inusuaaons ovO Cob, - %
TIRE pAz.R BOOK oy rhS ny HOUSEHOLD. 1cmo. crotp.
81 o. Cnorn Le Basr BOOK Of DshOuH and Baf4r
or rms LXFgDloT TQ GkSTRAL AgSA FoE ~ TIE SCf-
prs ,Sl0N OF lliE SLAHh THADa oH'ANAED BY Is 1A'L
H. r X G. . With ia2; Portraits; aai n2"a1 Of 90 full
eLApsroSss VATICAN DEGREES. THE VATICAN. DE.
POLITICAL ExPOsruLArlON BY the Right non ". r. Gaa-
Sbc1 sS % with % tsma ami Ea Text Of ts Pap Srsoas sn The
vc.n DEGREES BY tue fe' rhP Sc1,H ~ D. From 1' forth
SIUinf col ST. '''''''' " ''' ''' ~ ' '''' " w
THE UGLYGIRL PAPERS; Or. HiSTs FoR The TOILET lC@o
Coh ~. ,r,
CHARLES RFADr's 4 uFRo $50 MARTYR.-A HERO AND
Casl' Psy" Wiki Portrait Paper, 10 cents
TX.
WOLFs WILD ANIMALS. TIE LIFE AND HABITS OF
WILD ANIMALS. Hu,t.ael from De- by joseph Wolf En-
gayei W. aud Edward Whynprr Wh deceptive letterpres
6y Daniel Glsud Elliot r. h. S. T. d 8 4IV Co.u, IL.
Y.
TIE LITTLE LAME PRINCE BY the author Of John HALIFAX
gentleman IuuIAicJ Square lGmO CiOtn, IL.
NORDHOFFS POLITICS FOX YOUNG AMEBIC ANS.-POLI-
TICS FOR lOCNG AMERiCANS. By Charles AOldhoh I2mO
C4on IL %
XII
GAIL HAMILTON'S NURSEnT NOONISGS.-NURSERY NOON
I>S Bv OaI auno author aud Worthless
uess," TNeye Miles Lemon" &c lGno Clo.h, 81 70.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
PROTECTED BUILDINGS.

New bun7' proposed or erection for which plans have been n
tte 70 N, Of Buildings Jlrug the Saur4ay
Jan 30, 1873: -.-,,-
north side $50 west Of Ihria7e bcA stable
Que s,Ory 2JrGS.S; James Be.amy, 90.
store AMI dWelhe
stories, 2jv75; Henry Elf'rs
Hnsye 23S ard 30 browltone stores AMI dTens'
each fye SORES, 2I4G7j; J. NJ. Ohme'er, owner.
Tenthaye Of SXco1t, Oroa sore ana
tenement i've stores. 2jI6O. N. Buck, Owler.
Tenth ave- side % feet north q slrteonsf three bcA
stores tenements, 2JX6O VI kuc owner
Srseoust north side 60 Of Ie.thaYe, BRICK Office,
one story l5I2l N. Ruck.
SIDE - feet east OF Ienhaye hYs OcA th
en- eat. each We stories 2JKOJ VI buck,
south s. west OF EghthaTe bck store anl
tenement tour stories, 1887; Geo. Free owner
Whsye side 50 ieei squlfe l46 feet frame oung
two sto les J1K-O A. J. Bossert, owner