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SEWING MACHINES

TOR FALE-WEEO S1WIN0 MACHINES
Q Holiday pre4enta-Art toli monthly paJDentA
TEi.l fud Instruction. <ver frsids ot pur.
thassr b. GRO O. THOMAS / CO, ll Lako4t
NNWS And VARIETY SrORE FOR SAIK-lm
~ West NadaAon st. eheap, ". IL GREEN. lsSH
peRtbofR T., RoefQ
, 1869-12-22

On and after Monday, December 20, the l:4s p,
Il. raciac Express east rid Allentown Line, will
oe discontinued. Passengers wishing to 90 east
TIA Allentown Line will leave the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wasne Chicago Depot ut 500 o oiclock IN
the EoTning AID Al 90 In the evening. The 9 10
4 m. tram HEh through SILVER Palace car. and
800 p. n. uain with sleeping car. {rwo trains
daily Saturday ind Sunday excepted.
, 1869-12-22
Charming Good4

Nes'r'. F. 1 E. Jaeger. the wellknowD import
ing house 1t No q Wabash avenue, purpose offer
:ng their elegant assortment Of crocke1y, GLASS;
aare, and ornamental goods, consisting IN part OF
khlte, gilt Hn1 decorated dinner, les, and toilet
keis, rattq, Eotto cot1te., figures, and Bohemian
glass Edo.ls. The!t slOcE has Eli been Imported
tor ca<h, md rarttea contemplating making hou.
Gay Presents will nod 1t y p1eaartab!c advantage
u ca: ppVp the Atssff. J.
, 1869-12-22

tsgsas: arxsE rt.n SssS .spsfe mpas so1ea sees
Aefy f1N ptieer, attouat4c atug,us fras OF yaIrgs
2 tuhEe and A%eeess notes, Frecch clocks,
dit AaiIR czker. xofk boxeG. smoking sctA, toilet
shcst, iLIutsuos Of bft:Esnt aud Charming novel
t'ts eAtnertd b, his EnFcno 10 Arcnts frpm ali
arns.cIa VI iht globe. espectslly applicable for
p1ctskts this Chst8snAs sesaon-Alt0g~thrF fDru-
II sstecR AID brilliant thxt tt H. uacquIv.
o. atN ui4x Qu1Ied upon thtA continent
, 1869-12-22
FINANCIAL.

NTONEY 70 LOAH IN NMALL AMOUNTS on
LII thort time Room II A.Ior Block.
ITO BUSINESS NEV-ALL WHO ARK EN-
l. faErA.sed tn buHucts may fnd AssittApee By A.
dressipk. In confidence. Boz 81. Ghicn6o. Ill
HAITI 4 nGEFMAnN, ii Deart,o.n-sk
COG O00 70 L0Ax FOE sixty on
CzD>VVV nlrety days on secured paptr Of
xoed bcsinrts pspeE purchased. A. r WING do.
Is Il KIfhlnEttn.ti. Rootnt l I'D = ~
, 1869-12-22

H0ES-There VA no: the slightest rstes.. inpto
On the contrary, The extreme dulness and dr1rt.ri
that hAe characterized the market for week VA,
.na,k.bII Esht n the se.son-eniy as:l head e,
wants Of Al trr fnliy met out at the fcsh srta a.s
i:.sfns thc a.: @9@ sr more: esrri"a Syef .rsa
they net told was fault the hs!dc1s. cn
etsslons Of s.- freely offered tndut ta
thu reduction. but paeten seeaa 70 hare ls4s ~ ro
dence to The t1tuse of the atkes toF h. rrcts Ind
sh. M "a af 1 r.. Iasasat iasE. bopa, ner
~ haEe pxsp ,i s'orfd Ios present.
sxsi f'3fs f. 0' enssa stss' :st :ss.
C. - ] bed. 4 Rsset' r. ts.ns,ns ,,a., =; sAs9
st0 - for good strictly choice. The na1kes
closed weak NJ 10 81 for to choice We
hat
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Gorgeous Display Of Holiday Pres-
anita.

AZ tine Is money, and r,ooey Is scarce, hy Know
ing where TO 20 both can be saved in the selecton
atd purchase vi a Christmas Offering. The Eagle
Jcwcrs etofe Of l. F. Tohin, rs Clark street, cor
:tr OF Madison, u cIusug out splendid collection
Of appropriate gin goods, diamoEd:, gold goods,
silver ware Of rich pattern for the table, fancy
sets, French ule.piecee. caDes, hch for quality
sid low Prices one5 tho greatest Inducements to
huichatxfh
, 1869-12-22

AeEsrs- Atrker Brothers, No. les Lake street,
nanuiaciurers Of 1eather goods, and importers ol
ull ElEds Of fancy a1tlclee, ETC.. hare decided to
gre up their retail ifAdc in their rna1E1actueed
goods, and couune themselves to the wholesale
b,lspctl, and therefore are now offering for sale
their large stock Of pocket books and other ard
cite dttFd fer holiday prencnls At exceedingly low
tates. Tn1cnake1A should pay them call
, 1869-12-22

NT4pAN MAYNARD AND DR. MATHEW WILL.
I rl Il brrtt+. law, lose, ls.s stoen pspteEsy.
marriage sbstnt friends or dsath; gre ehs.ns "a
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IOWA
The Iowa centra, RAILROAD Come

The Iowa Central Railroad Com.
pseted to 11nf1
Special De<pstca to The Chicago Trlpuee.
DEs AoikEs, Dec, q.
The Central Ra!lrosd OF lows vaa completed to
Nalshallsown LIST nlRht. This gtves Northern
loea zail,cad connection with Des Mo!nes- ny
ustrg the Dea Nctnes Sioux CITY ~ far II Adds,
the traveller can come thence ~ the Ctplat To
NAkhalltown, by the Eofthxesttrn 10 Grand
Junction, and hy The Valley TO Des Mones-
The Board Of Trustees ol the Iowa Un1sefsttf
Aisl rceef herr 10. naoIIpM.
, 1869-12-22

An opportunity viii be offered to-day that sell
dom occurs, for the purchase Of rafc oil pautlnpf
.-t
cnoice water color rtewr. and artlate' pfoors or
line engray1nGs. 4 well Known eonnoi.ettr has
been forced 10 teil bis COLLECTION, which he mas
been tof ssArs engaged IN selecting sud arranging,
and has pi.acea taen in the hands Of VIM. A. But.
tefz Co. TO dispose OF TO tht best Advantage
, 1869-12-22
FOREIGN
Great BSltnfn.


a11l1K0 ~ TIL STEAMSHIP MONARCH.
--.- LONDON, Dec. II.
1ee Mean ship Monarch, with the remains OF
feAooey on board. aAiled for America today.
IAf0RfANT srRkcu.
John Arthur DttkaJ, Under Secretary Of the
Foreign Department, md member Of the uousc Of
fTntoors for Chatham, mace u speech IN that
city, last evening. lie expressed bis hearty iasls.
faction on tho settlement OF the American nasa-
tahzation question, and stated that M act had
been drafted, which would be brought before rar-
ftanens st III next sesa!ob. enabling british sub
Fc's 10 A!veai Themselves Of nationality whenever
they raw ut.
The ACTOR FIGHTER SANS FOR H1w YoKx
LoSDoS, Dec. 9l.
Charles Ffchler, the actor, rallied to-day IN the
s'eamship Maine from Southampton for New
Yoff- He wAa attended to the steamer by Charles
cseps. Wllfie Ctll!us, Manager Webster, and
Other celebrities.
1Ak TRIAL OF orgRKfp 1uxHEr, AND orukks
on charges Of fraud. has eoloscd. Judgment viii
he rendered tp.morToW.
BoSps At FRANKFORT
Det patches t1om Ffuutlost state that fears of
tie REDUCTION OF tntefeal tend to de epres4 Auer,-
can bond4,
, 1869-12-22

LATEST.
NEW TonK. ree. :i.-W.ll street ~as vr.5 guict.
AeEcy cary snt sttsdy At $'*5 PER cent.
SttEltnk io'@cr At!d dul! At luek AUS.
G.ld heaxy. Opening Il 1ao4 tc! to iles aul ented
Al .a1ifos ~ arTtlas ss,.. tss psE ee0t cle4s.
,t;evesus@ e euts !oEer md dull elo4ns etesdy:.
geubont g: lis .all3 Coupsns. d. :. :iitl aiiiH
Gnurons. y! III iail!l y .!ts,tta
CeuIoot. o. Faci1ca. ..lu5taslts:4
CcnP1L ,, new .113a x(2145tA
Stats bonts I'll n,eE.
fc.y TGpreAce4,..,,. n Neer North Carolina 81
LID v,rstni.. saH New bonth GarDlin.. 81
Iii officially nnnnunts that the lniereat o. the lAs.
ter will he paid j2HuAfy an eu!i.
1hc railway market war eenrIs1y dull md ateady.
With little norc GGvement Ia Vanderbilt stacks.
k ,1s Hh1rr nd E1pse. "e.1ss :nnTsa
ell: FasEo Co Aad se1risian o9 the rates an4one
, 1869-12-22

oI Ere. In Frne o[ toe nost persistent eGorta,
ttr Err fxrct ctd to the haWmtls and rpfntsed In
tic destruction Of tho Ehole balttnR, with nj tne
Taetn Ell ard oon'cn4. The toa4 IN iii u esti.
nA'ed Al s'sef ~, ,o00: Insurance only xAo9o Nen
asasiuuat. ITO cn*rFettc proprietor, propoees to
al o. &C C<o ppeoct the erection OF nc 4 tull!s
, 1869-12-22

The Demand Tells ltc St0Fy -
From all d!rrc;ioLs pTdtrs for Thalon's yttalia,
the pox1ous dyes, &c, 20 do IN before It. rear
hence they will TIE unsuArtetahe. The laiiea say
It IL as pleasant to Use as petfumcI toilet water
PRODUCES 60 PERFECTLY the original hpe OF the hair
, 1869-12-22
The Short Road to Ee= York.

A eaylns Of slxty.onc nDcs Of travel mAJ os Ct.
fectcd By taking the F1ttsborgn. Fort Wayne l.
Chicago and P-nnsylvsnt2 Central route to New
York. The trims now tease Chicago daily BY this
ronie "a follows: Gall 4:so m.; Express, am;
Pacific ExpIesE, +:A5 p. m.: Evening Express. . p.
n. Three daily Nrea Of ettve. palace cars are Fun
between Cnicsgo ard New York Without change,
ant staieEuom Sleeping cars arc on all the night
tnins Tue compan3' 3 ot1ces are At No. IS and
no. 50 Clark street.
, 1869-12-22

Tho 1fniF, Scalp, and Fnce4-Dr.
Il. c. Terry, DermAlo!orlst. No, - Bnud
street, New York, tresta With Rpectal rresc1lp-
lions falling, lnes, and psemAture!y gray half,
and all dteeases which DESTROY the half. The
hector permanently cures tby personal atteutloD>
Toles ant wens without cutting, pain. or scaEs; !;
sleo unnatural red n0aes psmply faces, aud ali
cutancoas efur.ons and ec.ls ,l.s9uamastous
upon the face. No charge for CONSULTATION. Send
iQE an tnte1rCgatc1Y c!Ecu!af.
, 1869-12-22
NV York Dry f:oods MARKET.

SE~ Yoax. Dec, el.-A !ist1e more hataees atnoEs
prptEt iobo.nR houtcf. bet the whole the ayket
r extremely tp psiecs withoa. material Aitc..-
ttno. 1tt on1y ehAterr Ct importance advance
nj hAh ut in lnr<1A ~ blr&chet uu.IiEs md 4:
lAri1S hspEp tEstt1pGt.
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COMMERCIAL,

TUESDAY EVENING, Dec Fl.
The following table snow7 the receipts and Ship
nentz Of prod1ce at this point during the past
tNenty-four hours:
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ALTON

flock Gs1and d 81 Louis Railroad
Jersey CouhtY Vigilance Com.
mtt9cc~
Special Drspaseh 70 The Chicago Tribune
ALTON, Ill, Dec. 81.
The contract for grading the St. Louis Rock
Itand Railroad from brighton to Altoa xas let
ytNesday. F,sc hundred Een Nil be pat to Work
At pcCc.
1eitey County Il orerfun by hor1e-th!cveS.
Within 4 day or tHo &oroe gAtu1h1c amin Ala have
bten stolen. The cltlzeta have formed a Siet-
lAtce Committee, who intend dong some hanging
II The tG!erel nrr caught
, 1869-12-22

AarnmboAe sunk by CotlthI0n.
CINCINNATI, bec. ai-Stearnef SHALLOW, tuo.
pipg between New 0vteata and Cincinnati, tota
npsning, OF her NbJ uP, coGided N1th toe steam.
, 1869-12-22

., NEW Yu3K, pre- il.
The wc4 IN Al krt t. Inactive Finer Eradcs of atcee
IN fair femAnh, C1.lltd woo4 IN kn-si surplv. The
etnTk eonru hat aeeutuuulatnk. and frfccf rnl
ink n tusrrp' iavor- 1he woolen koods market Ii
teE
, 1869-12-22

BOXED tne.ts- ~ q cent over ner weiRHt
TSc ~ qo,,ng,ra s1~,aes .aA WEIGHT
Change oday:
-Four stesdy At sAor.ea4s Wheat orrs
:; sns 3, 9ues; No. .pr'tE .t si.ss n'a; amber,
l.1s oats dull and heavy u 6sxtaoake PORK
s2N ssis, az 1oM,nsi % ~ new. tss g I.sd wsak At
asaia. at hss' ssessIci = eed 81 a3 s ~ h'A*'
flcor-Low grades stronger and aslaole; bet-
1,1ss Ter 1ranes decreased = q sssasa Vines. y.
a1.s5 auost; No. sprioR. slea aroa1- Old corn
steady. hnt qulet at fi.ls@ll5; new much loeer
ro1s oss Lin @s:s 'ns nass ea
LIrxRrooI, Dec 9l-ii:i5a n
F:our. s2s Red wneat, sa ct.sa "a; ~hl,e DO -
q: xla!ef 10. s. lo9ss lid Corr, ,92A PORK, lo1hA
Lszd, ia
Receipts ot ~bess fer ia, three days 1900 qrs
'-2v,t+e OF which arc AmestcAu,
LATER
Ia the afternoon Nc. Bpr1ng wheat was dpu aud
ioHet range Of pr3cea pfera.led, the market cos.
ug At t5G1tstss"hc sPos; ecssexc caaa sel1e1 De
cembes; sU4@6iAc hu5er December, and S9Ara
s1Hc Keller January. No demand for corn. No.
oats sold to \ light extent At 4ea.taasxc seller
December; t2c seller January. md 42rie n7yee
December. Provhiona we're dull, with aales con.
nEed to ce0 btis meas port at $5oVo seiles Febru-
AT; $50 bis DO seller January At 49, and 29ooo
ns green Aans 1t l+kc. Thera vas no evening
meeting.
Live hogs were neglected and unsa'nhle at re-
duction Of &c from yesterdays prices Sales
reached o,3c9 head. At an extreme range OF IA9J
@l0 7A The Haiket closed dull and heavy q,
9ssa9i0a' Tor conmon to chs1ec, rhe cattle
msrKet Was fairly active, mud prsces were nsnly
suAtuined at saeVts1,.5 for lnfcr:or to cnosce
Brndel.
, 1869-12-22


cary 4. ssc-s decline Of 1e from the close yes.
terdsy, and dropping 10 seA.4s1c By O'Clock.
The decline In gold and reported dFo7 OF Id IN
LIVERPOOL, made Dany p21tlcs an1lous 10 sell
oct. Sales we're: 100 bc No. srsinR At SEC: 5000
bu Nc enlpR It CSC 1.-THE EFs1 on 'ChAuce}; 60
bu DO At sl.4c; Acc0 ba do Il &c; +',ssa bu DO
al size: aSHs3 bu do At siic: :3aNo eu do 4, Sic;
stc0 bu do 1t soac: !, NO bu No. spring At .fc;
Ao0 bu do NJ s1hc; snD bu do II ,oc; 80 bu r.
jcctcd Bprtrg II CSC, 800 bu do 1t SIC; 40 ou do
At enc: 4u2 tu No. red winter At e5c. Total,
1;a,oep tn, On Change, seller the mon,h sold 81
soA1sec; seller Jauusry At slht2saAc; and seler
February at Ak.sssc
Corn wss equally weak with wheat, e"'nk 70
nnneroul offerings nom parties wro had got n,sss
Of carrying. The market openesi nouinsl at 'aHc
for regular, dropped 10 sc, and closed at 90
::si''.N Cur los being held higher. The u1asfet
r1osea "a -" lower than yesterday. Ssles were
tenor,etl nf 40 bo ~ at soc; asoo be do ut ~
a,aco bu Go ii nc; 1,sto bu 20 II 's,sc: aoaa bu
do 1t &c: 1o,oao ta do At '4hc; .He1 ou DO Al
TIC; q. oco hn do n ssSc: 1900 ou do i. 'ste;
1900 nu do q, .se; 400 bu rejected as &c; 500 od
new 1t 'ce; $50 bu do II sac: ~ ou do At CSC;
1900 ou ear at &c delivered. Total, &, 80 ou.
Seller January sold At 7s,t41ohc, and seller Last
half do At &C.
Oats shared 1he general weakness, opening n
yesterday b price -sc-dccnniuE TO 4aAe before
O'Clock, and closing At 4skc, The principal
bttsress done WAS In settlements. Sales were rc-
ported Of 40 b1 al 4sc; aeoo bu Al &stc: ee,eeo
bu Al saSc; IL, 10 ou At <3Ac; $500 bc rejected
At sekc; $50 pu DO 1t ss4c: 1900 bu no E1xde 1t
snc; go bu by sample At &7c- TOTAL Is 500 bn.
Seller the month sold It 49sIs4c; and seller jan
u2r3 at 4s474t4c.
Rye was dali. and about &C lower TIL near the
clozc, when Ii dropped aro.hes &C IN sJEpa'hy
with the decline IN corn, closing n 50c for No =
Sales wefc SEQ bu No, 1t tic; and ho0a b1 No :,
seller 80, ut *.
Barley WIS du!l and nomirAl Al s5c. and perhaps
would not hare brought even toAs for Western
No & No eale1 were reported
s<ets we're nteless. Timothy II nominal At Aa]
9Aoa
, 1869-12-22

During ttle Holidays. Ham lif1u Il
Uoacley, l3s Lake street, Offer their entire Sleek
Of boot.. ehocr. rlIppeIf, &c, at reduced prlces
Come early and avoid the rush.
, 1869-12-22

DIED.
TEtCH-Iu thls ei5> nee. q. Howard. sou Of An
thnLy Weld a8ea ! eas. 10 monfhs. and dATt.
Funeral III take plAee to day tNelnesday) from hlA
fathers residence, s. Wrrfou street.
STARINfs-fn tLas etr. nrc- II Eva MArfau. young
child ss j. B. anE Belle H. SIartuk Axed months
and 9s days. ......... .. ~
fnnc1a1 to day "wednesday at O'Clock p. n. from
re+ t!G nee. y south SapgA.pen sl1eet
srDznat4 tSen.h Ann Attor tAeh.l and GtncTA
IN. VI papels please COPY.
, 1869-12-22
JACKSONVILLE.

Cusnpcou~ discnscA cured by tiAlng
Juniper Tar Soap, made bJ Caswe11, uaZar1i i
Co. New York.
, 1869-12-22

TCEspAY EvENrS1. Gee e.
ass H. ~ a ~ .n Sa1
c..es eold sutee to the usual charges o storage nne4s
aGiTkH Kess!sea. 1s1ts -. shipped. mona The
demand which continues Limited md smott wh,ily On
Sf: =
Lowing nc the ralins rfiers: Oholec aairy. ns5,c:
sa'f1 e. e. assa saa.s Fl !. I
:;ts;ss y p: .ea y jals At * jsrs sssf. a:
HRooM RHt IT GoRSes.le. ets ts,. rr,,. rutaiu ha.
aaths: e., o 90 at fte; car lo1d at Has, Market
nESx%sX Sus: X@S:!e. It 10 y. srs,, :. se rer to,
sn ptiars AN ASp pnshs0s
6 f. 81, 9ss TO-
rt1ation 10 TIC v,inc q The snaser,s within lie
rss1 lev ~. b.. s.asea d. A e. advsase # = hs
eEs ns9r Ims hss b.. b., norqlg.y P.s: ~ q:
Ltw.tsn A. ts,Se: Fost rttt- 4.$s; Ludlow 4, W:
SSsa : ~. SIS ssSass ''s S4.s xas ts
il H. ss,s,ta :. i ti.ss III
decline hss bern tu.'.tucd Al Gay feetleE has PIT
;ss., = *s: s
Ws1ts.s = H,' IT,: ss clies,: NJ VI tsesss. s
ran teW t.ys stimulated shs dem.oa tsf tuei sa
active" p,iee- retnnin dr,n and nEehaasrd ranging
sts sse *t: r. ,iss e1a i1a ssS
81 ~ R,ds5 s* "a wGies %ti R.af III: nlaoi: ssi
1851 sSS3SoFKRAcx-7he,e s VI, an ,mr,:vea s,r,zs
ior durins thr rast week and rfters suld
t!tie higher We however make no change 10 Gaots-
RoIk. y
Whsies. i:saLss
fisuF. f;suF III. rona ss
demand VII ia1r:
g. L. ..1s aN
6sa9a 6SSss53a
E F.i5 e 2 s 80 III: .,zz;r4s
L.ta:,S
ssRe rrI1et @:Fiss kf .tS tsss<t ,,S n .o
iii hhHss ms 1htxiGssn4ss:s sa X: .,ss.
.stse "a !u the demand fos dts. aud pstees Ealed
ns;. e. Fl. aa74 .sS.ee ;als. rss in
fnnlS1 f,R. eaasttfii esFi ttfiis-nix. ,us had. ,h,,,,
= *: i. !; ~ s II;
hsss hssss 4 :, s ai2as ~
i : I - Il IL sals & - ~ q
satsn Isl N eztzs Isl. t elIsoei11
ne na ses eis e.r 10
S1a g1 = fth e a5s. saa to se foF
:1,y ss..ss asmsaa ~
sas5:essis.a sy ssa:.dtsssie s.ast:s; f:.sts a.!e
.n adssSse i Ia pet ri in arT!et uf.pst. "a
ctocps frrasin q1iet II s;oe a rer bor VI i, how.
s ts et nd .ss a " full
I'D ~ Y ,a cztna*s q ra
esss 'ssss .1 HIS ~ :
toue to the tna'ket-
HN-1
, 1869-12-22

Tue eIfrAI1oN IN PARAGUAY.
NEW York. Dec 81.
RIO janet.o letter, dated 9Th ult, says the
Emperor Of Brazil had Informed bis Ministers,
who demanded a cessation Of hoatilities with
Paraguay, that be would not treat with Lopez,
and that war would not cease a. long "a the latter
Was ttee in Paraguay. TIE. brazilian army Is still
on scans ra,ions. Lopez c1eara the country N be
retzeats,
LONDON, Dec. II,
Ady1ces from Rio JaneIro to the 18th nit., state
that the vomtto has broken out among the eoldIeIs
OF the Allied army. IT'S reported tnet Lopez has
1ed 20 Upityta,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-18

BLATOn Friday Dec H. Peter Blair IN The s7th Of bis age
lis relatives and friends are invited TO attend bis funeral LorIg D:
Dec 20 at o'clock from toe residence Of his sOn-naW, Wm H.
Jeens. No ZIG West Rheenhst
CoTBuX-Atthe Of the Deaf
and Dumb Wednesday evening Dec 5 Joseph CouH Assistant
Funeral services the Chapel Of the Institution Sunday afternoon at
~ O'Clock.
Springfield, Mass papers please copy
CORNEISOH-At Bergen j. THURSDAY &C. Aea wife Of
The relatives and friends the family are invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence Monday, the 10Th at O'Clock
CoRNfSG-At boheruw W. F. Van Wageuen
RoseTe Newark n Wednesday evening Dec IS 1869 Jane
Corning widow Of Leonard Corning and daughter Of the late
The PRESBYTERIAN Church
daon Of relatives and friends will be attached to the Bloomfield train
leaving foot Of BArcst at IL and returning from Rosevis at
FBBBLAED-ou Friday Dec H. residence n Hiram Burs IS
Mary FIeaud widow Of the late John Feean tue 18th
year OF her
GLAss-on Friday Mary daughter John and Isabella Glass
The relatives and friend, oths family respectfully invited attend
OF
parents No. III East 1hiriy-eighthst
GRIFFTH-Y,stsrsy morning day) Mrs Jennie x Griffith. wife
OF Sir. Charles Griffith
Funeral to-day at o'clock at the house OF Mrs Dr. e D. Loe
36l West Thirty.iourtnst
MARTIS-On nth inst Charles Henry Martin aged 26 years
months and 10 days
the funeral residence ofhs father James Martin No l
West Tveutyhrst. sunday O'clock, without further INVITA-
ton His remains will be taken to NeSburgh on Monday morning Tor
aiement
MuLLER-on Friday morning Dec H. Oscar Lmbes only Of
Fran,1 b aud Cornela T. Muller. aged II months
Relatives md friends are respcy Invited attend the funeral
the residence Of bis parents No 81 West l~eneh on
Sunday afternoon, the 18th Dee, at II o'clock
PERRY-At Southport Conn, Wednesday evening 18th Inst Guion
Funeral saturday 1871 inst bis late residence p
sTRONG-Ou THURSDAY g. 81 Strong daughter Of the late
III, friends the family respectfully requested 10 attend her funeral
SUNDAY morning At ~ At hs Tsnss 81 ssT odasJ yass
Church. without further notice
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THE LATE wALL-sT. FRAUD.

ARREST OF THE ALLEGED COMPANION or GRAY.
On Thursday night Detective Avery of the
Central Office and Doyle Of Jay Cooke Co.'s establish
ent arrested at her residence in this city Mrs Isabella
Hsskins who is alleged to have been companion OF
VIM T. Gray the WaLst broker, TO whose recent extern
sive operations so much publicity has been given Mrs.
Haskns was detained at Police Headquarters during the
night and yesterday afternoon taken before Justice
Hogan at the Tombs.
John f. Burrn appeared counsel for the swindled
firms and Elbridge Gerry for the prisoner Mr. Gerry
said that his client had been arrested without process
OF law; that there evidence TO prove her com.
plicity with Gray, ana demanded her olscharge; ~,
Mr.. Burril said he could prove by afhdayts that Mrs
Haskns implicated with Gray had aided him in ms
swindDg operations ana IN ms % escape HE
Latham A. Fitch Of No ll5 Clintonst, Bro0kIyn test
fed that on Sept 2 VIM T. Gray obtained from Messrs
Vermiye Co, OF which witness is memDer s5OOo9 on
$4,000 OF Eew-York State bonds within few days past
II had been ascertaned that the lndOfselneAs on the
bonds false and forged witness Iurther Denevea
that Mrs Isabella Haskns was cOgnZant OF the fraud
and aided Gray in dspOsDg Of the securities ana alter
ward aided him in his flight from the city s,., .
Frederick j. Baldwin Of No ~ East thirty late
clerk In the employ OF Gray, testified that on Dec H.
Mrs. Haskins received package from Gray ~ front VI
his office In Broadst IN the presence o. s1e
ned that he was In Gray Co.'S ONCE on Dec H. and
cav Gray make up package OF money anu anu
front the Office that after receiving the package
Mrs Haskins drove of Gray soon a1terWaIa et ana was
not again seen Witness broker and agent for the
borrowed, securities, for Gray Co, tzVVVVo mad
aince asceTtaned that these securities were forged
BIZ. Burrill said that he you'd prove tnat cray mad
taken two trunks from his house 70 that OF Mrs Haskn
and that these had since been removed He would II
given time, prove what these trunks contained and 10
whore they mad been taken.
The magistrate then remanded Mrs. Haskips 70 the
custody OF the officers and she was taken TO Police Head
Ma HaskiHs h woman about 20 years Of age, and Is
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MASONIC ELECTIONS.


Several Masonic Lodges have recently held
communications. and elected officers as follows;
Americas Chapter No 26. X. A. NJ; II. Clay Lanius'
II. p; Geo A. DeyO K; Bartlett b. Page, B.; James H.
Corrin Treasurer VIM II. Armstrong, Secretary; Jas d.
Costa Peter A Crawford. Charles H. Holder, Trustees
II. Holder, John knight, Iller =, ,,,..
Amerlous Lodge No 535, F. and A. M; Fred. FitZpat
rick Master: George Twss s. W; Saml l.. Kennedy, J
W; James Grifiths. Treasurer IL Clay Lanius Secre
tary b. c. Prescott, g. D.. Geo. w Relyea. j. D.; D. T.
Samson, W A. johnson, r. 3. Dibble, Trustees John
Lebanon Lodge No. 1gl, F. and A. NJ: James W. Tur
new w. NJ Frederick S. Aston, S. w; Samuel MoAlpln
j. W. Samuel SandersOn, Treasurer, VIM. s. smith, sec
rotary; David L. Cochran, S. D.; F. A. Bernard, D. d.
Chris Y. Kerr, Lemuel II. Hopkins, John H. Curran
Trustees; Charles Morgan, Tier
Montauk Lodge No. 2S6. L. and a NJ. (Brookyn): D.
Lawrence Marcelus, W. NJ; James Henry s. w; Charles
w. Butler Secretary Wor. g. S. Hutchinson, VIM A.
Dodge and Wilson Godfrey Trustees; Chas r. ksiey D.
W. Virgins, ir., Edward H. Kellogg, Relief Commlttee
and Delegates Masonic Board OF RELIEF Tor w Dlst
Jacob Cole and Gerard NJ. Stevens, Ms C.; VIM Patter-
son, Tier. =.
Westchester Lodge Sing Sing F. and A. M.-Thomas
Leary Master; Robert NJ. Lawrence, ;. w; James H.
Coleman, j. W; Andrew Finegan, treasurer; Jonn a.
Spence, Secretary Isaac Terwilleger, s. " ApIaI.
Jones, j. D., James Brown ana f. G. TalcOt masters VI
Delta Chapter No g. Order Of the Eastern Star-Mrs.
H. Y. Iazear Worthy Matron; Mrs. b I. Burnham,
Associate Matron Mrs W. II. Leherts treasurer; mrh
G. A. FOrmau, Secretary Mrs. 5. A. CampDel Con-
ductress: Mrs A. Haushe, A. COnductresSi MT Henry
G. Parke, Worthy Patron. . 49, IT,
CONSTITUTION Lodge No 2l, r. and A. M.-George w.
Wyckoh Master John II. Seal Gen. warden y 4.
HaIock jan Warden George W. Day. Treasurer; Henry
c. Parke, Secretary; G. B. Mills j. T. HAYES, VIM Con-
IN Trustees.