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& y,P s G ,. " June. . Ss y & IL.
remain, uttered at Pau.
BLASCHARDA Rockingham Blanchard, inas s'1 osths S7,
pals .'c, vii Re hi tbs Fn, ,ernoga At o'clock at No
II Portland ave.. Bfookl,a.
DEPBw-Oa welne,ly, Dee .! apoPeHy, william De's"
II. remain, Vii b. yslae Columbia Co.. ibis DAY Fhtl By
pb ha 5 , Da9sr, ' please COPY i5s
r. ! the a 3 M, T9' .l Dee s k ys '' '' "
The relatives lt friends Of the fm 9s iaya 20 aisui we a.
;sI', s: late residence No. so "'' ' thru '''''
EBLlSG-Ia Harlem Tue,ily Joseph g. Ebns ,si -
Tie ,te .oi tread. o. tn. family respectfully Invited % ,.ert
near Eis. liver. On Friday afternoon O'Clock }.
FaYgsT0CEoa weiue.y .yen1s Dee ssi NJ, Sab As'
H. fsH,as " ID. 5e t,.c to harrisburg for iaiermea
III ,ielpbi, papsl' p.et'e copy
GAY-At Moo,u, Conn. "Wednesday, Dee p Shriii'a G,y
HrMPHRErsIa @ e Tsad'y Dec At The ,.e1e- D.,
ofDr p ia~2arey, aged ~ ys'r, d, q ,,, E,,,, =,
Aubgu \. Z. % MOnday morning Dec. = 1863
uOn Tae,a,. Dec ,sss residence on 'o ~. JOB,
Te'h S' ps'e. we~che,t ter Co. 4 =
TIE s e i, aS eat S 81 rs i !s o5,. T ,
foo. Of B,s lsi Ch,tOpher, for MOuiross S,.toa
5es G a. 1i;.s axe. s ~ i, 1Is sf Go for sfssa
MRRRiTT- P.ssen y j., Mr. H. r. Merritt Feet Of james
To ,e ,s ea are invited to attend tie sersl Gt,e.
Chnr, White Piia, On SaIariiy. Dec At ~ No. Wildcat m'
Their notice
MoRRlS-on weIaessy Dec Margaret Mos-., ,s,f 3 ys,
m. relative, family those OF her s1nnss e.
Hamilton are respectfully attend her gueral Fudsy
FROM the herferst PGeshi tesa Chates
Clinton place. without further iaytation
OGKLRY-SuIie ofhesrt disease AZ NJ Tue,ii tbs lsi
inst. Alexander Oskey in tie 6ith year ~ bis age
the h II
Ol eOaist The relatives slt lcads
respectfully invited 70 attend
oINBY-Oa Weinsslsy. Dec her residence White Phios.
ga,b,l wif II Daniel anhy, the 65h " her
Of the family respectfully invited n atesk
her tner. Surisy Dec " occ from her late reis1ees
,ul II o'clock Old Methodist! Church, White Psas
RRMSRN-At O Bay THURSDAY, Dec George Rem'so ia thu
18th @, ais
The friends Of The family invited s;eui tie funeral from he ss
residence On saturday the 9Th inst st 10 Vcock
ROwELGO, morning Of wedu.si, the ID Inst. Dr. WAGES
The , i r-iges are respectfully Invited attend tss fiaers
from ID. Aen,, Presbyterian Church GrsaiL, % Friday the
sh list, AZ / O.clscf
syTILIy-On w.dn,iay the "a inst, Elizabeth r. oay surviving
daughter osths late Simeon Skliu - ann
IT, ,rs, ana nai. her brother since, SiI,
from her late residence No 20 Essh
BroaIS,y o. FriilF CHS dhy). at d O'Clock r m
SoUIRE-On Thnrsisy Dec Lewis squire IN The bd yea. ss
80,
A. hi, ste rrdeue z3 Ess! faeeutasi On si'asy A'
al clock. -
line, All Mar Wygus ssed months sni iT. 60,
TIE r.,ys. .i friend, ofhe family aui the members Of e ose,
R-e PRESBYTERIAN gegston respectfully a'd 70 'e's
M funeral On Ss,artv Dec J. % ococa fOh "a; re-, acc - g
parents No rweai eighth - Tie eu' ~" 10 ''.'u
BrouEyills for internent
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xrwyopK ACADEMY OF MEDICINE.

4 stated meeting of the New York Academy
of Medicine was held last night, at the College oil Fls
clans aud Surgeons, corner OF FOurtraVe' ana twenty
tnrdst Dr. Post In the chair Tho annual report oi the
Treasurer WAS read showing that the Academy II Imam
ciny In healthy condition. The cash balance III the
Trcarers hands sJJ aud bills to the amount Of $1,000
have been paid during the past year Inc report Oh tho
Board Of Trustees shows that the building luna mas now
reached the sum OF s9s increase Of $1,000 since last
report ON motion. II ordered that $500 be nddeu 10
the building fund for this years appropriation Iho
annual rrports the sccIenros show that IL meetings.
of The Academy have been held during Inc year anu l't
ON the rolls there The names OF 2ss fcsueh
uonrrsdcnt q corresponding. and honorary fchoW
has been suspended and have died since tue HlSl epv
The rrcspOnding Secretary read Interesting Shul.oN
of Tho feur deceased members john iutnhh nu'Sh
clor who died In April aged ~! Dr. Isaac Wool WIZ
yeral wears practiccd IN what was once known hs %
tors Row" In East broadway and who llst sepaih,su
The pAprr unatics from tho rost OF tho cty poor III wv,
uubc institutions; Dr. Thos. WIN. HOIsed iOr ions
time known IN the northwest part OF the city as .o
Poor Doctor" account ~ his readiness 10 ASSIST tno
needy; aud Dr. John wm sheppard, who was k'1a ~
October by falling down stairs after vlslllnS pa'pn
Reports OF the Librarian tho O0Wpitoo os MsoicN ho"
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THE ru1rTy.slxrH.sr. SHOOTING ArrEAY

AT the COroners Office, yesterday, CoiOher
Flynn concluded his investigation into the cicunNaCeS
attendant on the shooting Of Patrick j. helV OF 40
$40 East Forty nnth-st. TUESDAY last Ohiy oho WI
ness was examined. The following the natea! te''
mOny: -. .
VIM Brcakcn. policeman reside az No. 80 nt vs.
tyseyeut ST. and detailed Tor dty AT he ~.
ING place of the Ninth Election District OF me AHc'
first Ward Oh the day OF election; betN cent anu
my attention was drawn 10 "a crowd Of men flhlhk w
SccOndaye the opposite side OF The street. te CoN'
turned the corner Of Thirty sixth st. Hd ~etIn tle
ton OF The river; started after the crowd 10 ascertain INC
purpose the party and when reached mar way "o"l
The block met portion OF the crowd ictufS SuipOS
ing At was false alarm Of some kind, created Tor tht pun
pose OF Withdrawing the police from the poll ~1s OF
the uOnt OF returning when net SheiiH y bIe'i
whom recognized, aud asked HIM e knew me Ca3t 81.
tho excitement he told me tnat he though tncIe wa
nothing the matter that he knew OF ptocccdeu lu me-
down from Thirty siXthst and saw u second parry %,
men, and cndcavOrcd to ascertain II any one Was hu
recognized Dan Noble among them, a. wen as ms DrOtn
John, from whom learned that there had Drel isu
further down the street as passed through We crow
found The wounded man, Kelly lying on la TACO upOi
the pavement and another officer picked nm up anu
lac told as that he had been shot in the sue Oh the way
To- the Hospital he said tall man with hl1ck nat aid
stuff colJcd coat had shot him. but he ddht kAO" ms
name.
Dan Noble accused OF being one OF the assailants OF
Kelly was rcmauded TO the custody OF Deputy sheriff
Mcknight Kelly il considered IN very critical con
dituu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-04

wv % accd It Tho Slit TheaCr tonight, ana IA lame
tt huolH VII appear - c Duchess. The performance
/, 10 hcacht Mr Joujorsty stase-minagcg 81 this thea
Nt' queen Anne will be acted by Mss. Hnri1n Klein
Miss Olive L0gan's new Lecture, "PulS-Clty
or Luxury" will be- heard NcwIutE on the l@'h "f
Deccmber, at Scuway Han. Mis- Logan viii appear
Tor the benefit OF the EpiscOpaau sunday Inc
lddy Is always sure Of warm welcome aud - pleased
nearing IN NcWIOya.
A version or Victor IIug0s L" Les Miscrablcs,
by MI Henry Neville has been brought oct mt the Lon
don Olympic TdcitCF. under the title OF Tho yellow
Passport" IL is condemned as crude piece, and will
probably blow OFcT"ijke many other plays OF the
same coarse ana cal!Ow order.
Prof. FrobiShcr has read at Pixies Music
Hall Prof. Raymond read ~ DOdworth's liall Fntl-
ave. on Tuesday aud again Thursday There seems
to be abundance of readers. Should the devoted band IN
crease much more, indeed IT is possible we may attain Z"
the headc condition OF Boston. where everybody reads
10 eNerYhOdY else.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-04

cation on Admiration lnl Ethics llsp read. Hter
which nominations Of officers fu- the ensun: gear wero
made Tie following names were placed ~ nO,unati0n
For President. Drs Anderson and buckley: fOy Fico-
President, DiS. llutchisOu. Kennedy. James CtGuc.
Roberts. Gtiscom. md Hinton; FOR Trustee Go d tho
vacancy caused 10y the retiring OF Dr Van PelD. Hrs
Farnun. Banks Post, Chambers and Van Polt; Tor Com
mtiec Ethics Drs Purnell. Kennedy, Smith Under
hill and Prince Education, Drs Draper Pcaslcy. and
Criscon. DR. GOuYernGur NJ. Smith then delivered his
iDtcre, ng lecture vegetable Ar, initiation. in which
Inc illustrated the meamOrphOses which occur vego-
tables while celebrating their principles Tho lecturer
started with tine proposition that water - tho bass OF
every orqauc principG that plants readily obtain this
and a. readily resolve II into its chemical clements,
taning what they need and berang the surplus In tho
forn, of oyyeeu The lecture novel one IN many
nj was listened TO with great attention l'
neIt mccrg of the Academy Will be held Oh Thursday
evening, The 18th lust.
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no CORRESPONDENTS.
Washington, W

J. w. T.--Thcre are three RefolmatoricN lor JuVa,
rils Criminals in New York. lOu can get reports oi
The New York Juvenile Asylum. In One hundred ana
sryenty-ff,h-st.. 10y applying at the institution; oi
the House of Refuge on RandallS Island, from tho
Secretary, Mr.. Andrew Warner No. ~ 1hlon-piayps
nJ of The Sorirtv for the Protection at Destitute kO-
man Catholic Children from Or. H. j. Anderson. No
- Chambersst...L.E f.. ll.-Gcrman Bibles oi the
date 1854 are not uncommon. Wo oil lhIce 'oiies'
mnndepts have written MS that they possess copies.
"A Weshman writes MS that the condition OF the
Welsh iaborers is far better than the letter OF falr
Play in support of protective tarll WOMB AUNT (,
thnt the iro-wOrkers of Wales. instead OF getting
is a day get from .s To ;s., and that tho Welsh poo
nile live comfortably have abundance of schools, are
religious intelligent, and love hborty. We DeleN'
IT, aud are glad OF IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-04

IAIIInHNIA.

CALIFORNIA.
SAN Francisco Dee. Sin Sacramento, yes
tcrday the electors cast vote OF California Tor Grant
aud CollaX Charles WcstmcIcind was appointed ~ take
the vote To Washington The toiaNo OF the state Was
loS,G7O. Grants majority, sos.
OREGON.
SALEM Dee. 3.-Ihc electors Of Oregon cast
the vote OF the State FOR seymour and Blair
MISSOURI.
JEFFERSON CITY. Dee. 3.-1he electors met
here yesterday and the OF the state Tor Grant
aud ColtaN.
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA. Dee. 3.-Thc electors of Nebraska met
yesterday and voted for Grant and ColiaN.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE Dee. 3-Ihc Electoral College OF
MARYLAND met IN Annapolis yesterday and east scytl
votes for Seymour and Blair Judge Richard u. Car
michael OF the cccor, 40 large, being absent George
NJ Gin ~ Baltimore elected 10 Ill the vacancy.
WI~r VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, Dec. @.-'Ihc electors met ycStcr-
day and West Nrgina's five votes for Grant aud
tOlfdX.
kINTGCKI.
Louisville. Dee. 3.-Ihc Electoral College
of Kentucky 100 session ~ Frankfort today cns' eleven
votes for yuour and Blair. j. Stoddar Johnson WaS
chosen messenger To carry the vote tn Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-04
AUs.PAYMAsrEG's CLERK AEscoSpS.

Information wa received at tlc brooklyn
Police Headquarters yesterday, 10 the effect that Pay
master. clerk had abscOudcd from the Navy lHW WIN
$4,000 Of which he was the custodian II subsequently,
transpred that the name OF the dciaulter was Il. y
Bogert and that he stationed on the L. : Receiving
shin Vermont II appear, that on Tuesday last Ice Hb
straced the amount above stated from the safe To whc
e had access In consequence 81 his official position ana
Ia not since been seen II understood that Tor about
wear past lac has been in the habit Of visiting gambling
houses aud that his losses largely exceeded his gains
some months ago lac met Acquaintance IN fulioh''
whom he asked II hc had ever been In gambling house
Receiving a reply IN the negative he stated thai he had
been in several recently and That he had met number
Of prominent men in those places, naming some oi the
lie appeared TO think an honor To be IN Their company
The supposton il that since that period he ia. Oeeh
gambling away all the money he could get He Is de
crjbed as Of short satue slim figure, sandy air heht
complex and wears spectaccs hs age j. =" years
and married During the WAL Bogert was paymaSieF ON
the C,mmoIore Barney and other vessel, attached To
the Potomac nOid.
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THE rorrILrH.sr. MYSTERY

Two weeks ago, Thomas Cahll, a tailor was
found IN scow al the foot Of Foriethst, North River
with bad cash his throat lie was taken 10 inc wet
Thirty Police statun His wound was dressed
and me Was then taken to Bellevue Hospital. He said
that on the morning when found. he had crossed from
Weebawken to this ci'y. aud leaving the ferry
was attacked by two VIII" dragged him 10 the pier
t the foot Foicths cut his throat aud then robbed
him of S2l after which they ned Chill who eoQd not
give satisfactory description 81 lis as'aIla-, di'd on
Wednesday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-04
THE UNION REPUBLICAN cENEEAL COMMITTEE.


The Union Republican General Committee,
known AS the Twenty thrdst Organization, met last
evening at their headquarters, the chairman OF the Com
mittee Mr.. Freeman D. Iitllau, presiding AFTER con
siderable discussion report from the Executive Com
mtee was adopted 10y vote OF a. To- 81 iot reaPP"t
tiomnent OF delegates the General committee OF 1901
so that in each Assembly District every 300 votes cast
for Grant and COlfaX shall be rcpretcntod 10y one utr
cate This will make the total number OF deegates l''
bciug more than contained in the present Committee.
The following are The numbers OF dclcgates' based on
tlIc official canvass, which each Assembly D5tfct
will be entitled to: First District, .; second, - :
Third, 3; Fourth, 3; fhth shtn; SeNen,tih'
iO Eighth 10; Ninth Is. Tenth. <; Eleventh. ~ weIlh
i. Thirteenth lO Fourteenth = Fifteenth 3; siAicehln
X Seventeenth 10: Eightecuh y: Nineteenth ~ l"ehu
Ell, o. Twenty. Br- 10. IN. a members voting against
tGe repor obtained to have protest by tel en-
tered on the minutcs to the effect that the acton OF ts
Committee was contrary 10 the provisions OF lho cosl
tntion of the Committee, nasmuch rs one months hoIco
had not been given before such action was taheh nor u
m members Of the Committee voted IN favor OF lhc new
nroiect Of appOf comment. II decided tnht can
sould he issued for primaries TO he held on the evening
az fife Goth inst the various Assembly Dstfics' "l
IN. election of delegates 10 the General committee o
1890 and Of the VauOus Assembly llstlct AS
sociatons The General Committee Tor 1869 VIII meet ~
headquarters the evening "l lhuIhJ '" - i'''' W
organize for the ensuing year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-04

The "Young Americas Cotcue, an associa-
,ion nf Young men, of which George Hughes, esq, -
PRESIDENT aud John Ling Treasurer gave their nist pau
last evening at Brookss Assembly Rooms Inc ~
wns large but select, the rooms were conNeleh 'ho
mmslc good aud the young gentlemen of the CLUB WIN
their fair COMPANIONS wIled the merry hours away u''
!, late hour of tho morning Among the conspicuous
ornaments OF the ballroom was a handsome banner.
lately presentcd 10 the club by Mr.. David Young Al ne
"nnrison of tho festivities. Mr. John WelnhUiiner the
newly elected President OF the Club was duly Installed
in IA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-04
4 rrnLlc coLLEaE ~ nosroN.

Ru.ToN. Dee. 3.-The School Committee heard
argument, th, evening for the proposed merging ~ the
English HIGH and Latin Schools of this city into an in't
tuition OF higher class. 10 be called Boston Public College
In This college 10 Is proposed 20 teach both modern aud
ancient guagcs mathematics and the natural sciences
Addresses delivered by eNProsdent Hil Of IiHr
ward University. Drs. francis Gardner Of the latin
school Thomas Schcrwin of the English High school
and Geo j. Emerson. wollhnowu educator. iu "uIri'
the whole course Of teaching conducted was &c.
NlcMrh and scNerely cIiNcIsed.
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Anrn lNnlGrNr wOMEN.

Tho Society for lie relief of aged in
digent females yesterday at The Home, NO NV aS
Twentieth st. Mrs A. Get ~ the chair. The Secretary
read the annual report which showed that seven inmates
died during tho year Tho TroasureTs report shoWeu
the expenses % be than the receipts by t09o 20
Purchasing Committee reported their receipts ifo he
Treasurer u lee t0S4D - Oxpensos t0sa s9 reualhns'
W. ". The C0th.ug C0ma.tte0 showed VAC reee""
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from the Trcaurcr to be 800 o. which were pad iot
clothing aud shoes "a. the inmates fcport WIS az"
received from TIE Auxiliary society 10 WHOSE ao"iDtis
are inrus'cd ail outside pensioners OI the Home unn
nLIch u appears that ~ int past year We ~ 81
scrri1us aud contribution, nave been SiCp' Which suu
hha hfe RAID ont FOR goods. There have been gwen 50
garments 90 outdoor pensioners OF the Patchl ooc'
aNO - SEccls % pillow 60 pairs 81 sIocknEs' NV
shaw ana q caps. The exercises at The meeting cor
sisted or singing aud prayer. and an cNceiielt HuiSn
was delivered 10y the Pcv Alexander NutOn d. d. OF o
Marks Church. who also pronounced the bcnedction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-04
ANOTHER "ACCiDENT" OS THE MORRIS AND
ESSEN RAILROAD.

At about six o'clock last evening woman
whose name IA unknown run over by atrain on the
Morris and Esscx Railroad, short distance east OF
Orange depot She was crossing The track whcn se Was
1,ci by e anproaching locomotive. aud had one OF her
jers hroken aud hcr body dangerously bruised 10y tho
stock The woman wns taken TO iho Newark dc"',
hoDce she was 10 the hospital OF the Sisters OF
Mercy la Bleeckersi. uDr inor", aro SAID 10 be OF
fat tat ohNractor q ~
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~ IRR[ED

AyTlONY-STEgLK-At N-uJnrsh ~ Y. On wei1ssi'y Dst
~ Rev. r. g. Cgrk d. D. Walter G. AnhoaT 70 mary ''e%
RIOSSOM-1ATIN-Ol rursy Noy o. ths resienoe u ths
tf, u1thr- Bergen Cty ~ J., b. tle Rev. r. = Atdt X
Frt Blossom E5rsc n T. to FRANK. daughter ofthe s1s
Cfourll Martin.
-MARTINon Tue, Nor - ~ s residence oltbe hsf
Cite. \ j. lv the Rev n = hrldi Isoma IA
Sm.t Jersey C - hnBe di ter o. the late CoNe Marin
Observation-Disclosures Thursday nov 2 u the resistance q
the be, brother JZj Letnsrntvr b. The Rev Wn MeAis-
tor john MCud. es, t. May A. Hamilton, Oh o. tl c'lf
-BROWSOn Weueslr Dec p hg the Rev b NJ Aiams
Chlres Mclean Belle ". BOu D. al = Brooklyn No caris
PATERSON DOWNINGOu TUESDAY. Dee By DE Rev Ibgp T.
Crler b. D. pf the brides ule Robert :" piteS'
m Of Brook IN D. Only s's. VI Tue li,h W A. D'~s
iug, lldsaa.
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KENTUCKY.
GREAT FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.

PM tDELrIIA. Dec. 3.-An extensive he
occurred this evening. in Markets. above SiIth The
prncipa losses arc a. follows: T. Morris Perol n Co.,
wholesale druggsts No. 6.l Markcts lose S!'o"o the
building cost SIS 600 Loyd. supple walton dealers In
hardware at No Gl} Markets., lose $4,000 10 $1,000;
Klburn 4 Gates dealer, u cottage furniture n No 81,
Market st. lose $1,000; Grac Jarlen, Wholesale o-
GERS at No. G7 MnrLcst. sustain loss mostly hy water
The losses are prime p1lly covered 10y insurance,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-04
FIRE At n,vISGTON, y. IA FACTORY BURNED
A fire took place, Yesterday morning, at lr-

T lit IO0N FI''''' I''''''''. :, !,
vingou j. in the factory of Bclcher Br0thers pulid
ing used the manufacture OF skates carpenters o"s
and fine work There were no means at hand
,iu,,i.I the flames aud with the exception Of one
~ the nutbtdjngs everything was destroyed. The IRE
rs supposed To have been caused by INC Spontaneous
hns, az cation waste The total loss ~ estimated AT
over $50 600 ON which there Is an Insurance Oh ABOUT
$4,000 by several companies OF NewafK N j. aho new
V0Tk Jc residents of rvbgtun now propose 10 organ
lie TTe Department, and To supply inc ih'hotIs WIN
everything ncedful TO eNtingulsh iltS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-04
wHsr IxnIA MARKErS.

uv,x, Dee Sugar m,ket quiet sud prices are without
change Exchange Lonoa 5G5f cent premium on United
ss 90 DAYS sight EAdyII eent donn snort
sight per discounts % days gh N gold '@ per cent
Frsig dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-04
sorTu CAROLINA SECURITIES

CH,RLI,roS Doe 3wthu tho la.. two weeks there has
b.n advance market price VI tho yon. seaIe oeeur
OF south Carolina Bills Receivable have risen hon 10 70 NO. OH
l,nl. o 81 Ia % Boais So 10 81. Charleston Cg
Socs has also advanced per The facts REGARDED
sfiacssa pabhS cs.sseo ss0 e essssk ersdes
Nh ai al iha H,nth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-04


A. it impossible TO obtain the t'h'st anu vi.,.r
o. this property 10y other means tAih an dllI oAit,g
r,tiiunt ia was ,umcd that the 2,ii steamboats, A1d
an average tuunage Of 1000 tuns, or an aggregate 81
ap,01 The least value OF these vessels a. S1 per
Inn including tLc outfit aud furniture would De .-al
100 900 Ipon the same basis. the 1924 SAILING Vesse' at
lowing 10 tuns 10 each. would aggregate s"iV,iV u'
would be 1852 10000 The total value OF tue Yess' per
table would bo 10000, or sJlllC" per gay lho7e
ti1fas of value. are believed to be less than the real
sun. Fpu Information obtained from various sources
the Committee found that the value of freight moved 10y
atom, 1iour through the Gate amounts 10 over f9pbhD
each day THIS makes an aggregate OF over FipPtIp,v
worth oil property vessels and cargoes, when y ua!
expo.d n tho difficulties aud dangers or lii. intricate
massage Tho sailing vessels are besides SnDecte 10
i,rge charges for pOtage aud expensive delays Inc
number of ptsscu-cis which daily traverse TINS route Is
-aI1 TN. number being exclusive 81 the crews OF yco.t
1be committee were enabled To collect this information
tlrough the courtesy ~ Commissioner y Ludlow ea,e'
chief uf the Lighthouse Department ot me liIu pl'-
met Gf Geo. ". Blunt. esq ahh the oH''l' ~ Nv
on. steamboat lines The report was recohihteu 10 me
Committee Nicssis 4. T. Rowland Henry Steers 'l T.
T. Williams, Tor elaboration and the Incorporation az al
dtiOna facts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-04
\, Other 70 ne Compared with IL.

NJ s b., o. yur pic5ne ,ui tak' there 40 other "@
compared ra;C j. Uoh'ps Homer u. f'-I' "">'" ''"'
Z 10
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For Illinois and Missouri Trade
ADVERTISE IN ruE QUINCY WIG,
lEsahh.hed IN 1854

Y
Hinder Il. nsw management the crcuson OF Ilb 0VlN't "h"
kSD REPYLICAN ha, Increased Aed
or Medium OF uh tho dealers OF Ws.sra I'o" "s
Northern Missouri :, L. A., -.
THR WING /, published both iay and weekly as'e'ss'
newspaper Republican In poiiic. . a. ....,....
W. ,ks pees Of Commercial News. hsyugan editor e"p"sa
IN attend o 10 the department pncf located o. s
N,,nni R., 900 mile. Louis hn the SECOND CITY tut
ra. an % NJ snd brsus importance Inc rspaA'"a
no, aumb, .ou, $4,000 Several handei We" e"sgs "s
ss,tsJ .pna., Tia railroad bridge nearly cOhpels ".as
mi, tho arst poal Whsh nos snd Missouri .s eSssse ~ ..
r, I'M, hak Of our circulation distributed the tl"Sas
uina.-Ad,m. Hauoack Knot hcDosoush schayer Hear,
Brevu s.numea, Morgsa PIKE, Macon . -. 49,
w,a ssso,l.ad GAN Suliua Ai, KaoI is~s hua Macon,
sasl,, b.,,oa Moaros, LivaxS,os Charlton. 0'iats
Tsr.s 10, .i,sfu.ax very moderate. Address -.
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