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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-11-24

On and after Monday, Dec. Dist, 1868,
passenger trains will arrive at the follow
ing places at the time set.
GOING SOUTH
n. London 1910 a. m. 4:30 p. m. 9:51 p. m.
CreStline lilo a. IN. 5:45 p. m. 1925 p. m
Gallon 1l:30 Il. m. 6:25 p. m. 1l:16 p. m
ON NORTH
n. Lond'n 5:l5 am 1910 am 2:15 pm 500 pm
Crestline 400 am $40 am 1:15 pm $40 pm
Gallon Sol am $50 am LOG pm 5:27 pm
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Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Railway

On and after Aug. 3Oth, 1869, trains will
leave Stations daily, Sundays excepted, J
as follows. [Train leaving Chicago at 4.20
burgh at 1.25 p. M, leaves dailv.l
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PAY THE EXPRESS CHARGES.

This offer is more especially to
assist Agents in the Western and
Southern States, but is open to
all customers.
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ONE DOLLAR FOREAcH ARTICLE.

We do not offer a single article
of merchandise, that "a be sold
ly regular dealers at N price
We do not ask you. to buy goods
from us un.ess we can sell them
cheaper than you "a obtain them
in any other way,-while tho
greater part of our goods are sold
at about :,
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-11-24
THOUSAND CASES

ROhIl IItOUSAND GASES .
y of Goods were shipped from
our house in One Year, to fami-
lies, clubs, and merchants, in ey-,
cry part ofthe country, from Maine
to California, amounting in value
to over Ao
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THE GIANT.

Greatest Wonder of the Age-Soi-
ence Divided as to Statuary or Pet
rifaction-The Onondagas Believe
1t a Fossil-History of the Discov-
ery-Three- Quarter Interest Sold
for $50, 000-OescIiption of the
Giant-He is Over 10 Feet High,
and Weighs 1890 Pounds.
Especial Correspondence Of the World. I
SYRACUSE, November 10.
1t is now settled that the "Ononda-
ga Giant" of which there has been so
much said and W itten, for seve al
weeks past, is the greatest discovery
of the age.
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HISTORY OF THE DISCOVERY.

About the middle of October last,
Stub Newell, of Cardiff, Onondaga
County, some twelve miles from Syr-
acuse, commenced digging a we'll for
water, near his barnyard, and when he
delved about two and half feet, struck
the feet of a stone giant. He unearth-
ed the monster and found it surpris-
ingiy beautiful. He at once repaired
to Syracuse, gave the information to
the press, and sought scientific gentle
men to visit it. Professor Boynton,
and several other physicians, proceed
ed to the Newell farm and viewed the
relic. Professor Boynton came then
to the conclusion that it was a statue,
made of gypsum-belonging to the
archaeological age. Professor Hall, of
A1hserAsststaJGeele er.
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name I i1' ana eys.-0a eaEasl BE 8 now
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Atlantic Time able.

G. II. TOPPING, A.
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show signs OF life, and DIR. McCarre2
was immediately summoned, who up
On arriving ut the scene OF the disaster
had the unfortunate man removed to
tie residence of Mr.. James Peoples,
near the foot OF spring Hill rvad,
where, under the skilliul treatment
OF tine Doctor, he was fully restored TO
consciousness On Sunday morning
Hawthorne, having sufficiently recov-
cred to be removed, was taken home
by his vile and a few other flien S
who had been sent for.
ANOTHER VALUABLE CITIZEN De
cEAsED.-On Wednesday evening last
about & o'clock, Charles Hedges, Esq.
Supervisor of the thermal Revenue for
Northern Ohio, died at his residence
IL this city after a painful illness OF
some DAYS. He had been unwell for
some months from a complication of
bodily infirmities but notwithstanding
attended to his official duties, which
proved too arduous for his. shattered
constitution. Mr.. Hedges had long
been q successful merchant of this:
city, being one of the Oldest houses,
and was regarded as one OF the most
correct and reliable business men.
His decease is deeply felt in this COM
munity, as well by the citizens gener-
ally, as his relatives. A motherless
and now a fatherless daughter of eigh-
teen summers. is left to mourn this
second sad bereavement.-Shied and
Banner.
The Newark advocate says: evil
liam Hill aged about Is years, son of
Mr.. c. G Hill, of Monroe township,
was killed before day break one morn
ne proceedings, and to keep Reeisiersd
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Appraised at .s4. 700: Tssss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-22

Companv A of the 9Th Regiment, n g., s.
" Y gave their second annual promenade concert ana
ball last evening, at the Germania Assembly Rooms
There was full attendance. and the entertainment was
thoroughly enjoyed BY all present.
Adam Bourberger, age 81, was attacked by
an unknown man, at tho foot OF Tbirteenth-st, n H.
about $50 last evening, robbed Of $3.50 and then
thrown overheard HIS cries attracted the attention Oh
officer Laird OF the Ninth Precinct who dragged nm
from the water, almost drowned.
The second annual reception of the Harlem
Yacht Club which took place last evening at National
tertanments OF that club are noted. There was the
usual large number Of visitors, mostly personal Iehds
OF members OF the society Tue company separated d. al
early hour this morning.
The members of the WILLIAMSBURG Laborers'
Protective Benevolent Union met last night, ratlhs1
some changes previously made in the constitution aud
byiaws and listened 10 the reading OF the treasurer
report the past six months from Wncn appeared
that 500 were given ST. Marys Catholic Church OF
reenpout and 500 the Church OfS Vincent de Pau
m the Eastern district. The Society numbers $50 mem,
bers and has $500 bank Trade was reported da ana
a delegation was appointed to the Brooklyn WORKING
mems Assembly.
EBricklayers' Protective Union No. 20, IN
Brooklyn was session last night, and instructed us
deIcgae 10 the Brckayers National Convention, direct
ing him 10 brDg the subject OF threequarer time oeloIo
the Convention and aid an far as possible, ID having
Uniform rule passed for the guidance Of all unions IN the
neighborhOod OF New York Further TO Drng lorWatu
some rule that will better understanding between
the two branches Of bricklaylng known as i[ot anu
rough work. the present system fals 10 proec hose
who may have devoted extra time to learning the FORMER
branch Of the trade.
The Literary Society connected with the
Eastern Branch T. NJ c. A. gave their second public en-
tertanent last evening before interested audience
The exercises were varied with music By Prof. cross ana
MIR George Augustin. The essay was entitled " wisdom
OF Cod a. shown His Works." and was read Dy us
author ~ 5. Roberts, NJ. D. It was comprehensive III
scope and was well received by the auditors, VINO re-
warded Mr. Roberts with considerable applause. MT y.
C. Stacey with much effect the trial scene from
Pickwck and was followed by Mr. John Knight with an
Grafton upon Young Mems Christian Associations. Mr.
v L. Dawes acclaimed An order for Picture" ana Mr.
e. L. Abbott gave Reading the journal" The debate
OF the evening upon the proprety OF religious soce
ties receiving any support from the public Treasury and
was spiritedy aud satisfactorily conducted by MeSsTs
James Best and J. NJ. Craig In tue affirmative ana T. l.
Abbott aud l.. j. Gblett IN the negative
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-22
MUSIC.

The season of italian Opera, which has been
far successful than anybody anticipated closes to-
night with an extra performance OF William Tell" As
that work has been the feature OF the season. and
the welspring of its prosperity 1t Is quite right for the
company to march away in triumph amid the echoes of
Rossnis noble music. We cannot say that the peror-
manees OF the past twentyone nights have been, as
rule good nor it likely that the company could
long retain its present popularity without the infusion OF
great deal more strength Its effective force at pres
ent may be SAID 10 consist OF Lefranc and
Miss Kellogg, who have sung together except
in Pouto - and though Lefranc, being novelty, is
able TO draw full house alone, thelsame thing cannot
be said of Miss Kellogg. and 1T could be said of the
tenor long Mr. Maretzeki coming back the lst
of February. Before that time hope he will find
somewhere baritone and bassO, and make such re-
organization Of his troupe that it will be possible for
to hear opera well sung in all its principal parts
Meanwhile he carries attractions that will prove ire
sisble to the provinces which said to be In fever
Of mpatence hear Lefranc anguishlng for want Of
Miss kellogg and We wish him prosperous tour and
safe return. He takes his farewell of Brooklyn tomor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-22

house-Mr Booth reeitng the poem. and Mr. Moenhauel
and the orchestra executing the music
Abundance of amusement is offered by the
San Francisco Mlnstres and pleased to observe
that &c not offered in The attendance al thls nan
OF Menus aud SambO "a steadily large HASH the Nc"
negro pantomlme. is the prevailing sensation
"Ernestiner and "Trying It On" VIII be
repeated Walacks TreateF this evening" and rs ~ is
OF the best bills of the trust the oppor'
tunity OF enjoying may be improved THIS same Dill
observe, Is announced for Christmas Night.
Mr.. Booth has relinquished the idea OF alter
mating "Hamet and Guy Mannering.' Inc atter
play will be brought forward next Monday evening"
Mrs. Walters Meg leiies enjoys very high reputation
as a work OF art Hamlet will not Represented uhti
after "Guy Mannering" has had It's run.
At the National Hall, in Harlem, last Satur-
day evening. Mr.. W. II. Pope, the eocut0nlst gave an
northumberland and attractive In eharacter con
sistng OF extracts from Hamlet" "Othello," Mac
BETH" Richard the Third" Romeo and Juliet . The
Merchant OF Venice" = As You Like IT," Sheridan
Knowless comedy Of 81 The Love Chase" &c, &c. Mr..
Pope will be assisted by the Proudfoot Sisters On the
23d inst Mr. Pope will give entertainment az the new
Hall Of the Y. NJ Christian Association In this city
The following is the cast, in its main fea-
lures with which Mr.. Days drama OF Under the Gas
light has been represented az the olympic Iheater,
where IL Is drawing good houses:
SROrkv .........J Mortimer Counselor Ioo.A lusnan
Byk,........J B. Sadley. The Signal ...H Hotto
BTrndas.. T. PaOe IT, LAURA COsItad Ida vernon
Lily Nu0g
Cuunngham. Peach Blossom. Marie Lougnore
Utndst Nj Charles Mrs DOrH''hrs HtsLI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-22

MIILWAR Ill Brooklyn uesY Dec a. l6CJ Jane u vile Of
James Mills srd. aged s. year aud Z BonthG
The relative, Vi flm respectfully invited atteOd
her funeral on thursday Dec 90 at 2Ocoek from her late es
dence corner Of .iihs. amt Thiraye. South Brooklyn
Tuesday Dec 81 Maxine Mora, native Of Havana.
In the SD year Of bis fge.
Notice OF funeral n Thu sdsY mornings papers
VAN vALKENBURGHB Brooklyu Tuesiay Dec d. May Vas
Yakerbugh, relic, Of Van YalkenbHFgh aged 65
Funeral from of sonnaw, Henri Geck No. Is Son'h
Ieutbst Brooklyn, h D. on Ibuday, Dec 70 at o'clock p m
WTNEY-Sudieuy dphra Dec 49, at the resdenee Of her
grandmother Mrs George Ne 30 sgonsEe Aedie Aes
btt only daughter Of Alfred aDf Adeae whitney, aged years.
months ard 10 DAYS.
Relatives ard friends invited attend the nersl from the rdsaes
her grandmother above ThBrs sd INST, az O'Clock ke
rains viii he Wooiawn Cemetery forneneht Train eassf
TwentyKhL and Fourth via Harlem REsfoad al ~ a. M
WIiITL0CK-Tuesy Dee o. Of consumption Rebeccai s. wife
william Whocs aud daughter ofthe late Daniel FsasAaw ESQ
Notice o. funeral IN evening papers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-22
THE ERIE LITIGATION.

PROCEEDINGS IN THE RAMSEY SUIT STAYED.
The case of Joseph II. Ramsey against the
Erie Railway Company and others argued Yesterday
at Blughamon the motion TO set aside ordr OF sus.
pension Injunction and order appointing Receiver The
statement made by the defendants Is that on ne 23d OF
November three orders entered in the Cehs office
at Delhi Delaware County purporting TO be made at
Special Term held by Justice Murray ono OF hem sus
pending eight OF the seventeen Directors OF the Erie Rail
way Company another enjOning the Company from al
lowing the suspended directors 10 act and the third np
pointing Receiver OF all the property and raichises OF
the Company These orders were made without notice,
and before any suit brought the summons not being
served III geI DAY. - - III a
The main points made by defendants tina, on the
day above mentioned Justice Murray not In office,
and bad therefore, jurisdiction 10 make any order
The orders were all made before any action wapendng.
Provisional remedy granted upon allegations made
only Oh information and belief No one Is identified with
the source OF this information nor am one ac-
ouainted with the facts asked TO make afida1t.>
The decision of the Court was reserved and lamsays
proceedings stayed until the decision should DC rem
dery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-22
THE GAME LAWS.

SpOrtSmen may need to know at this time
that tho game Of this state provide that after the
3lst Of this mouth, person shall kin any moose Wild
deer or gray rabbit, until next Fall and after the
10th OF January person shall expose for SALE or have
his her possession any green moose or deerskD OF
fresh yenison until the next arrives at which the
game can be killed. No person shall KILL or pursue,
with intent TO kill in the Counties OF Kings Queens, or
Suffolk, any moose or Wild deer at any
this act and in the residue Of the State only
during the months OF August, from the 18th day
thereof September October, November, and December
or shall expose for sale have IN his her possession
any green deerskn, fresh yen save only
In the months aforesaid and TO the 10th of January The
hunting OF with dogs is hereby prohibited No per-
shall at any time XII any wild fawn during the Pc
RODS when such iawn is in its spotted kill expose
for SALE or at any time In his or her possession
any gray rabbit from the LIST OF January to the st OF
November"
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CApY-n this city Sabbath morning Dec - Ja4 BaEey VIE Of
attend the funeral from the OF
PaTcAye and ThriyhNhAti on heuAes'A
snernoon y, At 81 O'Clock, without further notice
CooPER-On Sunday Bee wife Of Peter Cooper IL 'hs TIA
III mineral ceTsrons win take place All Souls Church corner Of
Turne and FoahAve Wednesday 22i last a. noon pre-
y Tue family invited TO Auend "'nou i1''1
naRT Boklyn on Sunday evening Dee 10 1859 Norman Dart
az the ate arm Of n IN the 18th year or h age
The relatives aud friends Of tho family are resget- wy w
The auera from his residence No. NhS"' on "s0Hss1J
the 22d inst at u O'Clock ry
pHNHAM-Ia Brookyu Monday. Dee 70 hSocoeA M N"
a. the residence odeeases ro,se Thomas
Fsnrth.aye 9Th house south OF Pacine-st
the 22d inst, at O'clock NJ -, ,r,a Faon F,v 10
10 attend Take FlAEbgsh A.AnuoAe cars NUN FuA f' "
F0uriL-Aye. -, N y,.u -. n
~ w1,v orprg the 2crh inst John d. Edsa son OF
R,9oa FS.,u go nsei % years and II months -.
friends tle Asst
c Of his sistef MIS- ehruS ~ "'
irss.aib. =, an Welpesisy Doc. g. o. O'Clock p NJ
PfNr RyTbs friends and relatives OF we ae Agts .,e
the Third keiJfmed ffesoytetAh
Sbu5 wednesaay Dec a. az ia e'oeA
,,,,y1 a. ,f,d,v Dec 90 1862 After short iness o. pnea
~ Widow Of Christopher Gug "a years Of age
send, OF tie family respectfully invited 70 aitna ny
anss % on Wsdnesday afternoon at O'clock without further
notice. n ...1 q xs.,s
HADLRY-At Btookrn' DEC ~ wa" v" ii"'' - ID
rs month"; ~. aEe place South seeond NJ b Cbsrsh on
lns susI1 Me- ~ az Of the family aud me
the heA'lorh EeeeNa hee0A 'Ve''H
invltsl 10 attend.
NASSAU New Providence Of bilious fever on me Ih
ia James Malery aged years. youngest sou OK ne hs
Gernck AAllery otPhiadsighiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-22
PERSONAL.

Homer A. Nelson, Secretary of State Judge
CoInstock of Syracuse Judge II. T. Low of Mlddletown
and Dr. Syrsu Austria at the tltt AN enue hotel
- Gov Randolph and Gen. i. J. Porter Of NeW-Jer-
sey, Gen. o. L. Shepherd and Gen. H. ). hunt T. ..
Army: Wheeler H. Bristol Albany, and the hon. o. Is.
Matteson, Utica. at the Aston House - Gen. g. j.
NIaRee Of GOV Hofmans staff Gen 5. ID. Hungeiord OF
Massachusetts Gen. A Ii. Sanders, WashingtOni Prof.
T. NJ. DrOune OF Cambridge, Geo. l. Dunlap OF Chcago'
and Thomas Dickson ~ Scranton, Pa. are at the 1T
Nicholas Hotel. Prof. O. g. Marsh Of NeW-iayen,
tile Hon r. s. Hale Of Elizabethtown, n y ana lAeut
Commander ArmentrOut, T. 5. Navy, are at the HOFFMAN
Uouse - Gen. j. G. Foster, L. >. A.. is AZ the Able
marie Hotel = Ex-Congressman Alfred Ely OF l'Oel-
ester is at the Coleman House. 60 the Hon. +; ~
Madden Mjddletown. and Homer Foot OF Springfield
Mass are at the St. James Hotel - Lieut.. Com
mauder Cromwell L. s. Navy, and the hon, u A.
The Hon Beni stark OF Connecticut is al the Gehhaih
Hotel - Miss Anna /. Dickinson Is at the "estuofe-
Hnf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-22
AN OHIO DRovER CHARGED WITH STEALING
CATTLE.

Quite an excitement was occasiOned at Port
Jervis Monday by the report that carload cattle
hac been stolen from Grayson Dye OF Marion ohp who
arrived Port Jervis Sunday Mr.. Dye stated that
81 head OF cattle were stolen from him by LAWS n
Codwell, who he says, drove the cattle 25 niles 70
Gallon. Ohio, where shipped them boarda train Tor
Paterson, n j. ON discovering his loss Dye started IN
pursuit. and found that the cattle had been shipped AT
Gallon. Here he traced them TO Buffalo Taking an eA-
press train ne made quick passage, arriving al fort
Jervis Sunday ahead Of the stock train; Oa
Sunday night the train arrived, and Win u
the carload Of cattle and ColdwelL Dye
Immediately sued out a warrant Of aIIes.,
C0ldwe taken into custody. and tho cattle driven 20
Buekeys Yards C0ldWell was taken before Justice
Penney and after bearing. the was postponed W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-22
THE BROOKLYN BOARD OF EDUCATION AND THE
BACHE PROPERTY INJUNCTION.

A special meeting of the Brooklyn Board OF
Education was held yesterday afternoon to con-
slider the reports OF the Committee to whom was
referred the question OF purchasing the Baehe
property, No 20 Concordst The Chairman pr; l., ".
Whoek called the attention OF the Board 10 the TACT
that I'm Injunction from the Supreme Court had been
seTved unorhnn restraining them from leasing or pur
elasin. ne Bace property Mr.. Carroll offered resOlu
ton that the injunction be referred to the Law Commit
lee win 10 obtain additional counsel 10 defend the
action OF me board which was adopted BY vote OF 20 TO
II. Mr.. Kinsella offered the following; a..
Beard instruct It's proper Ohs 70 n .1s
owners Of property that declines he option su TIE Board
10 purchase said property a the price Of S4l'pV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-22
THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

DOMESTIC MARKETS
S.v1yEAB Ca Dee observation-disclosures. JlsB oaes sKpors
"a ,e,, ,a.s 4OJ bales Mldngs 23;c. Market dull -
WlGNiSGroN ~ c. Dec. 2spuu 1urpentne weak at Sse9te
Rosn doll; Common. Strained 81 % Crude IuIPehIhs euNned
= 65aE2D. Tar steady Cotton quiet - -
FRNCsco zFoar unchanged Nheat-Sales OF Cnoe
gsTos s @ Dec declining and t9ic overi
,e 400 bales, Mddsg 2 G24c receipts $3.50 bales exports
eosstEise l,l2l bales. ., =, -. -. en-
b,iss. recepts 100 bales Mdilngs, 2JGkJtc -,
KoRyoLK bee 2Cotton opened hrn bat closed weak wiz
dosuvard eudSueyi receipts, 1904 bales; expo-eoas'Nbe V
bsls.; salss. 20 bales Mllibngs, 23i 9IJtc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-22

await the arrival Of the owner Of the cattle Mr. Messen-
ger. Should the charge against COdWell, Of having
stolen cattle and OF being fugitive from Justice be
sustained requstIOn from the Governor OF Ohio will
be obtained the prisoner TO that State for trial
Dye AYERS that the cattle formerly the property
OF COldwe and partner; that the partner, with Cold
wells consent, sold them to Messenger, who put them
into Dyes charge. On the other hand Coldwe claims
that he himself with his partner bought the cattle and
had sold them. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-22
THE BUrcnER-cARr THIEVES IN DRoOKLYY

About o'clock last evening, as Mr.. David
d. sweeny, broker doing business at No lo4 Nassaust
In this city, was his way home to No. 20 NeVinsst
Brooklvn he was Knocked down by two highwaymen'
who after robbng him OF box containing $4,000 ~ bs
and some checks, made of IN wagon ~ Faplu itte.
Mn SWeeny Mas helped To drug Store, aud tor having
ms wounds dressed was taken home,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-22
ARTIST FUND soCIETY-TENTH ANNr1. SALE
OF PAINTINGS.

The sale of the Artist Fund paintings last
evening, at Messrs Barker Theals Gallery, vas highly
successful The paintings numbered 70 in al. mono OF
them very elaborate. The aggregate amount obtained
for thom including the frames which went in at fixed
valuation representing the actual cost Is $3.50 co. The
following Is list OF the prices AT which the most no.
tceabe ones struck down In this list the price Of
the frames Is not included:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-22

NORWAY OATs.-0ur agricultural readers are
referred to the table giving the results Of careful exam
inaton Of large number Of letters from farmers VINO
have raised the Norway Oats The facts will be found
exceedingly Interesting to all interested in agriculture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-22
The Rest Halliday Present.

good Sewing Machine gsn the labor and promotes the health
ami happiness OF those at home
Nv Grover Baker Machine has for Eve been moss ih
m uutrnz servant dim It's natural force
de OF garments IT, and not one has iaed
70 DO honor machine much prefer The Go'es '9d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-22
PIN lpyrpUrA CATTLE MARKEr-Drc. II.

good supply o. Beet cattle this week and me nsh
s Tie sales reached head ranging IRON tfG sc
n for fair good Ii9slc for pnue aud from ogse io eAoes
eae Commoa sold from tidee Y 10 gross as 10 qaa
SuEEP-Ihe Tor sheep better ana prices sAle lli
800 head Sid1tc. per gross 40 to ecndion
active aud prices adyaneed ne saies
Hl 10 80 head IA 50Q Els cgt net for eoroied
ernaud for leo head changed hands
AZ tom 9d Tor spBgers and from go 100 for Cow AEd Ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-22
ctr,rrF y,RKFT-pxc


P..fC,t-eceipts The market quite fair for good
grades aud prices range nearly eqa to those OF at common
M .r. s At G reduction sales Of Extra at 500 l5 n
oualy s 5Oqs Il; second quality SlgG $Il Eird qsan
- 81 Sheep AMI LsDbs-R9eeiPh, 1@ Head sales Of AA"A -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-22
Hazard 6, Caswelps Cod Liver Oil is the best
MIRRIED.

The Trophy Tomato.-Circulsr, ready address GEORGE E
WAEiKG, H., Ogden Farm, Newport X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-22
COoKE-BRIGHAM-

PRIoUAMon Tuesday Dec a. at the New England Con
Srcoaa Church by the l. W. Bacon John H. Coo6e 70 ,a
ks.. daughter Of the Rev j. O. Brigham. d. d. all Of
brooklyn. -.
TUESDAY morning. Dec d. 1862 at The resi-
l,ries psreuts bv Rev Henry Ward Beecher,
Ipthony BHA eldest daughter Of bdund Russell
An of BROOKLYN. No caTdA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-22
DIED.

All Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed Nth faIl
lad