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, 1869-05-02
A QUESTION srARrEn

MADAME Glcmence Roger, French lady,
bus undertaken, within few months past
to graPpla with the labor question, and her
articles on that subject Are attracting
good deal Of attention. In the first, pub
hshed in December Last, she attenpted 10
ahow, with more scuteness and ingenuity,
however, than logical force. that working
men hsve not the right to resort to strikes
for self.protectiou, but that their duty to
society was, Ike the duty Of soldier, to
the cause he served, and that to refuse to
labor Wa like refusal to fight. OF cou.se,
however, MadRme Roger does not deny that
the laboring class are compelled to submit
to hardships, nor does abe propose 10 leave
th.m without remedy for in-paid labor.
And this remedy Ahe finds in a re-
vival of the old guilds Of the
past, with certain notifications,
and the mobilization" Of vorkmen, by
which she means the facility to move from
place to place, in search of work, nnencum-
bered by hindrance Of fixed property os
family. Freedom from the latter seems to
be especially necessary to unfetsered ssmo.
bilizatiou : for u rowing mechanic, who
must carry wife and children with him
when this rowing system Of labor is estab-
lished, would find better wages-supposing
that to fo1low--more than counte1balanced
by the expense Of moving. Accordingly,
Madame Rogers proposition Ia that mar
.riage shall be q so1t Of movable feast, to be
ended when either party pleases, A work
man: when work is slack in one place and
he proposes to move off IN search Of it else
where, has only to pack up his Kit, bid the
wife Of that locality good-mornlng, and
take new one, if he pleases-and some
other woman conscnts-when the new
work isfound. OF course, in leaving the wife
the children are LETT also; and il any one
suggests that this mny be hard on the
mother, Madame Roger seems to think that
it Is quite answer enough to say that The
children shall belong to the mother alto
g"sher, and bear her name, which she is to
retain that, as the father has no RESPONSE
b7ht'es, neither hns ho any rights Of patcr.
nifty. On this point, however, she cannot
claim to be altogether original, for the
Free Lovers Of this country declared,
years ago, TINT every woman had the right
to choose the father Of her child, and that
he had no part nor lot in It: end among
some Of the most "advanced adyo-
Gates Of woman IS rghts there are
those who have refused to change
their own names for their husbands,
rs IN the case Of Mrs., or Miss, Lucy Stone,
, 1869-05-02

pleasant statement There arc three or four men
who term themselves 1uanaSekz Of this g1916
istruog emphasis On tho g1and} opera, E,ch u
GfAu and Bach: what the rcat cali themselves I,
donS know. To tell the thing In plain. WY,
BY them We wsTs humbugKod to Bsluraosu
to plaE opes1s that onerhal Of theu, did not kuov
snytalnB anut. It haa not been half hour etnne
GtAus The manager, promised ma my list nights
paJ for singing. He did not comply win his
promise, knd nobody known where theJ, TN MN,
aFeEb} at, 20 We are compelled to do naEedY and
Ut to Faeaze the audience now before uz, without
pay. Tho e1cuEes Of the sickness OF Armand anu
Habefu1an are false. and Ill "humbug," Thosa
Of The company now here Will do their best
oat Of respect % thu audience, before whom they
nov spresr".: :..Ma1J Mcy1cttr Is running the
&2a0kass o. very severe criticism IN New YORK but
n tfc AGREED that she knows how to dreaa And
~ taat u settled the lzdies may lite to know how
aaa d1eases Dssdf~enA, VIZ: Ft5st Dyes1-Whtte
Min train. trimmed with Illusion md pearts.
hlSn pointed corsaEe, with run. Long pufYed
AeeveA Ftarss between pufA- Ssomachcr elabo-
tat3v embroidered With pearls. Gir1le Of the
same' Diamond earrings, Cross and pin. Mary
SfaaH cap, made OF white satin and pearis. Sec
ond Drcss-Drsb satn train, embroidered with
gold Blue Saiin poncha, embroidered with gold
Blue szttn Mary etuazt cap, trimmed with
gold leaves Third Dress - Rnse-colorad
satia train; the front oreadth OF white .atin,
trimmed with three point-laoe founce4, headed BY
4 pearl fringe High pointed omsa1ge, with ru1.
White, pointed stomscher, embroidered With
peasA Pearl girdle- Sleeves puTed with white
sat1n. Bands of rose satt1 and pcarts between
pun Mary Stuart cap. Of. rose satin trimmed
with pearls. ..Ar. John Lutz, husband Of Miss
luts heene, died in Washington. D. C., on Tues
dsy iass... TIE mss1fago OF Nj. Ado1phua Dayen-
port to Nils Francis Mcclellan, An actress Of 81.
Louis, Is reported. The gross receipts Of au,r
ments In New York to. Inc month Of March were
SO, S.. Edwin Booth and Mary Mcy1cker
VII be married In June. which viii
te the ending Of their RoBs<o and Jugiet. .Ad.
Webb has Instituted 4 suit for breach Of promise
agsin2t recaicdant bezothed. ID .Janansheck Il
going to play LatJ Raeb<ta In English shortly,
Ristor ts playing 1t present In Rome h,etam
Younas peopbe held an Indignation meeting after
Lucille Westerns 3 performance Of Nau:y sykt., in
salt Like. It does not appear whether their
moral Of their Esthetsc sen4httues were nurt. II
could hardy have been the fo6mcr. Little 1,osta
Is going to California. The Wo,reu ststesa hxya
reconstructed themselves. 30 much the more Tor
fhtjt eAr6{eNeA1
, 1869-05-02
EX.P0sTMASTER SHERMAN


F,-pcstmaster Sherman nnb{jeh.s cs,1
il tie Chicago TIm,S in rcnlv In orr s,rie.
t,,e. u,,on lis no,,cv in reoand to tho ,1s-
livery IF letters which he v.as nleasel IN de-
ro,n;n,te ..fc+;tionr W., ,r;,+ b;s ,.,.,
IL, .,,,bo- .ot+-n,n
,;,t III.
80, .'''Ne A1A4NA@S Aue
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liz, sect;on IN ,f ,ho b.. nm,a ~,t,,,.
,:,,n4 r.aas 40 f,1,a,e.
Letters and ,ucksrcs a,1rcsse ,a rc,,,,ota
e:soas = nr1cs, o7 70 no ps1sIeular ;~rson or
ls',ons an to oe returned At % the end III "J esas
u'on!l IL Inc Dead LsssrF ofAee-
Ans tegolau"n nse t'een Oh the ''oo.s
- ene 1o>e otlec nearly Il" many years IS
1"e Ast'ole "9alnS' "ascnc1a1t IN Nassach'-
ss'1s' "no ~ toslnasser aAa ever given 1t
'Ne eeIiS''ac''on "h'ch olr. Sherman con-
se'Seo 'e - oe us aa's 10 give 10 It. Abons
'o''- '''on'As aBo ne hheo out 1h'S fesula-
'.'"'- AID 'aade an ors'er that all letters adj
'fe>'@'' 10 initials, whether directed
i'''' "aee '"'1 or 10 the gen
49, '. '.s' I" !" u nof1'coiaf num-
ns,aI1,o o. H" -, ne eea' 10. .ne
pl,l;v r.;,h,r,, ra,aa 's "'ae'. ss aaS, "S
,,.ferc. .,ffer,., fey !, j.. ~ 49, A'a 're
How doc. atr. sh,,u.,, ino~ W -, ~ c.
Pos, Office Box No. .4o- IL ..,;a;.;,,,..- ~
John Smith is pcthaps in ,eadx r;,,,,,,
sia,.cys anl desires to rem, !, roon ~ Lie
rou,e vi,hoa, letting ,lr pn,,,,c L,o,. .,,a,
, 1869-05-02
THE INDIANS.
Letter from Vincent CoIyer-AeceRn4
OF u Recent Expedition In search
OF Stolen Ponies.

OF u Recent Expedition In search
OF Stolen Ponies.
SEw 1oHx, May 1.-The following despatch VIE
received by the milan Peace Commissioner u
Ills city, so-daJ:
II ciar MAE TAsa1rA MOUNTAINS, 1xp1Axl
TERRITORY, April H. 1sG9,
rtd KANSAS CIT, April %, 1850.
t. EJisnrl ErusHtxtl. Ea9,, -Ne,o fsrk.
We started for FoIt Dascom. New Mexico, this
forenoon, rid Antelope HILL Lcutentzat WhINp1e:s
TTa'I. south back Of The Can7tHan River. We Fave
n Infantry escort q twenty men, Company C,
Eighth Infantry, under Lieutenant B. r, Jacoba
OF Company Z, with an ambulance for the SICK
aud two fotn@e waRc1s Our gQa1d Is A--Eel with
the Springfield needle gnn, and Colonel Booze has
provided u With = good supply Of presents
for the friendly ksax-as and CoIaanches. Henry
hsadie!. The Cheyenne md A1Tapohoe Interpreter,
accompanies ua. 1t viii take aooui three Neeka To
vnlf tic distance.
General Grtefsoon = expedition under Lieutenant
". X ua1Car, which went into TEXAS to recover
tho renies stolen nom the Aunpohoes, returned
rts,trdsr, bringing With them seventeen horsea,
Erea'ty TO the delight Of Little Raveu nnl hsS tsl.
tEe chscf was shot and THREE t1stn prisoners
tsigned> T>eEhI CuLYEz
, 1869-05-02
SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1869.

The .ficsa Of TEE TRIBUNE has been
moved FROM its old quarters, No 81 Clark
street to the new TRIBUNE Building, On the
southeast cozuer Of Dca1bot,. and Madison
cjy
, 1869-05-02
Wreck Of an ocena Steamer,

rnAuAAn, May l-cspta.n Nnlltsan, ot the
visited the wreck OF The s.easuef ST. George, she
En Be = total aoas. Tia tsde dowz through IN IN
esn:a:sEt2ix 1ae D1tila VA Steamer Roya1ist
rps.l ss'p so t@ye ths cargo,
, 1869-05-02
The Prohibition Party,

One Of the most active and influential OF the
sTclnretance men" 10 this city refuses to 1on the
proposed prnhihttse political party which some
OF them nre trfng 10 organize, and gives his rca-
sons therefor in the following letter to one OF the
public prints:
ecrntnG tho new Temperance party IN Chicago,
For one, I became Identified with this tuoSe.
menS IN the hope that It might 1tsntt in the
election 70 once Of sober men, rather than drunk
nfds and tn TIC promotion OF sabEletJ and good
moF1ls generally. regret that the leaders OF the
movement seem disposed to make tho entire con.
test hugc upon the question Of prohibition After
llfe-iong experience In the temperance callse,
an convinced that in,cupernacc eau never be
cnfeti By legislation 4 rrohfblto1y liquor Law,
without q strong public sentiment TO back It M
ana enfSrcs l. i slmpiy legal farce. In few Of
Nnelmhgty in favor Of total abstinence, prphtbi-
tofy legislation Hay. perhaps, work advantageous
=. But for the State nj large or for the city Of
all Efforts to securc the enactment Of lAxs thst
cannot be enforced invalre foolish w1ste 0! time
to Ray the least.
50 long q liquors. Manufactured. and the pco-
tde "for medical purposes" !" 10 long viii there
be deuaud for It, and II Will bc so2d In stite
Of an The Prohih!tosy. LAWS that can bc passed.
rcorlc voluntarily cease to patrpnixe them. aad not
tlll then The only way to do away with tntep,-
efnnce Is TO convince The people, hs scientific A.
GneqM X, 1a and rhxaolGseA facts that alcohol, IN
!nimcA to the welfare Of those who swallow tt,
IA man cannot BE- convtnctd Of this, he cannot
te ieR1siated into total abstinence. Tne whole
Those Eno believe. as l do, inst liquor Ia i nad
thing. nfc privileged to let II alone Those Ehn
mink It good Thing, will use II, and ali efforts
tooknE to % tGc enactment of excise laws, on the
ance, r ti1rr
, 1869-05-02

The Comptroller has made his a..nual
t1bihit Of the finances Of tho city Of Chi
caso. szr TO the lst of April, 1862. From
this report we learn TINT the city debt &C.
roCn: stands AS follows:
i:ondcd Gcb,, April j, 1sGs. ID - sx1
1a.d during tssie- u Ga~..-...-.,.,.,,. qSin1
, 1869-05-02

tta Issue Of the seth Of ANN, Inst, raases tnan1
st1Etntes upon the Of the iateloet-
master. csazaetcrttng biz decision and rulings In
de!SrJ Of letters addressed to inttia1x
either to a box in the office or to 5t:cet and
nun.eF In the city, a. atsurt. without Law or lu-
ihoritJ io1 70 dolas. and slahorates quite eI.en-
aud throw dt1t upon the retiring Postmaster. Now
Mr. Editor. do not nteni ia enter into defence
but etnpl. give to tho public the authoEitv which
governed nc IN my action, and allow them 10
lulse between me anu that moral sheet
ses @ q ~ nesas Il ccF
eoEs or n.zas OF 70 m particular person or fEm,
not icing deliverable sccor1tnR to the regulations.
Deaatst;sf oet osnplaaon o9 pesa Iss, 70 "a. tqe
her this section, have stopped frou delivery all
letters With initials upon their cover =
department. an ot1clal copy Of which was sent to
th.s once for the .rFu1at.nn Of the carrier system
i ese9 n9S sI ana Sopste than The seeon
follows: !" "Pust stnasters arc instructed no, to de-
liver letters addressed to fictitious persons OF
az S er % q ts q a ,a .ss g,
!eTers must BE- lorwasicd forthwith to tho Dead.
Letter on!ee The nborc !a the 18th section Of
m IT, ~ regulations g, a.. ,s, re.ang 70 The ne DE-
lshed bS authority Of the Postmaster General In
1Sn. I he k7tnc rulr holds good In reg lrd to the
boxes n ne Fost ndce as the regulations say dis
owning tue box shall have their letter. placed tn
them
Uuder the regulations above cited. 10 no, sec
what discretion the pcS.nlak has but obeg the
law nrd INSTRUCTIONS Of his snTcrtoss
Nj opinion is that THE TElECxk has been over
h1s1y III charging me With desire ~ IMPURE pri-
vnte business by N assumption o1 authority that
IL :" 2:S11rd." YOUR, F. T. SukzAAK.
Late Postmaster.
The Cnlon Pacific Railway u about to Apply for
change Of It's na,nc, whcreupon the New York
Essnts7 fett pcrpctrated the following epixram:
Tec eqnt:n rAeide :" IL ahont tu srpt5,
Ias y eFlkc u JoveA that krrst god Of the aky.
AEd rAeabt- afxsIs. II his lhlndtrt
AE1 talking ef thla. 1t u ktransr. II eaes
hib' ne1 ptSti1l sno.tx In some Gn4ffre.
Tbs rnIltGst shn1A II IA ih. 1id,t Of tls tdc4.
FF1retIau! 10 Aas ~4t~t
washington letter to the 4tssfriaan -irti.an
ssts: II haze before me 4 book containing 81, pp5
erns Of solid matter, the whole OF which was both
get and tdixabuted' In e1 hours and Thirty -nlne
minutes by machinery. Bur the wonder need not
Ator here. by mcans Of one OF these machines,
connected by telegraph With the Capitol, the rs.
R rter eau set the type himself. the machine lc.ng
IN Ncw yoFk and he in The Capitol.
The latest stylt Of welding CAMS In New York
. to lsvc the nAsues Of the bride and groom.
aroomtE s<adc4:uAi i. aud uaa>rs All on one
Carl.
, 1869-05-02
Tbc Gtibuttr.
SUBSCRIPTION TKRMs:

SUBSCRIPTION TKRMS:
TAtlA1x N AuyAHA
Daily EdIhna. Pc ycar hy H41 an
Td-Wcet4y EAitioa. pr ycar, ny 1kAH- &N0
Eundsy Edition. pr Jesz. By nAu--........... A60
Weekly Hdihoa. 1er y1st, by xAr-.....,... Q,n0
PUts q tra1 u SANE sata
To r,rTeat delay and tnls:Akea be sure ind DIR 4
aee sddrsse In f1H. |. cladIns State and county,
Post.nxt:rss allowed ieu rce cent con,rsuon IN
yrs-fy fatedipttH1n. "a 49,
Re1tt.anc<+ 1ssr br zoadc either b. trast excrsss
po t,saec esdet o. Il rrEiacrrd Hts.1 u our 14.f
HU 70 CET 1cBA1kuxxa-
DzIly. delivered. SuodAy ELECTED, :kjet1 reT Eceh
pzEt delivered Sunday uclCpxu 3flcfs ~ 4xr,+
Add;ess TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Qhieasu II
, 1869-05-02

The intelligence which cotnes from the r.rag
world OF Amuseuacus to the new desk tnt, week
Is as follows: Paris Ia rather quiet tast now,
Tsknet9 ''Rlenzi" "a tn preparation, aud tho
"Prorhet ls to be renewed II the Grand Opera
....Ihe London Athe'lcrum calls the Boston Peace
Festival Ridiculous. Drrssehock+ the great ptan-
st, died rccentty., New York Is to have gcnu-
inc o,xr1 eonsiqse, ''Les Dragons de- yIran.'. by
Henri MaiI1a1. The ylceroy Of Egypt has
offered Pauline Lucca, tue Berlin cautat1scc,
eighty thousand frnncs for q few operate per-
foruauccs. to be given tn November next at
Calro~ Tnat + decided Improvement on his
Schneider eonEact-- TIE Emperor Of all the
Russias Is literally sultten With Patti. lie has
not only gircn her bracelets, rings and
snun bo1es but went 70 her farewell con-
cert In the uniform of q h1ssar, which,
suppose. meant MORT than our nuzHa. .rer1 Lorin.
Hno appeared In Chicago in the Italian otesa sea.
fon OF 1854 IS now nnzuz ii Bologna, an,l Car
nelns fceh, who u.ed to sing WITH Aatctze1, Is
now engaged a. Ia Scala Milan. . Beecher rcc-
ommends secular entertainments II his church
Scstrs on Sunday evenings, and organ concerts are
to he given Al Hollis Street Chulcn In Dogtau. On
Sunday evenings welcome the christlans to nv
World Of amusement There Is room enough for
AL Of you, and 1t isn't haf As bad a you have been
thinking. Miss Kellogg Is going hack to Europe
eocn. She has incurred the hostility OF the iree
N'' - toe& 0AA ~ t1eI
cofecH tne DINER "H eh9a has
done = great manv foolish things
iu her day bur think tn.1hi1 Case she iisplsJed
unns1a4 discretion. The frce Cubans In New York
xEo wanted to hear Kellogg fnX should be in
Cubs hes7luG thetE brethren - WsehteL the
tenor. Is dissatisfied with thirty thousand dollar
engagement, II Hamburg. WHICH Is not bad for =
man Nho rsets 70 ee cahman .'.: fafepas voice
haa not snnertd ht her i!snesa takes great
deal OF h1aess 70 go round Hsta tAsepa -. Brook
Eeuse Ga'7eT fAAes sne 1ass o. faoH' IN tac forth
coming production OF "Luflne. a tAe New York
Academy Ct Music ...* Tostce u gong to have
beHtnl eees1ls. ann WI make aes efots ~ p!an-
81 II hae fass tne l." N'nr rF On tnc Piano
IS sae p'a5S On INC t'ASe' ~ia As
tohASn lie fIAno some - II . rano1rd
fhas Theresa Hiu thoStst come to this
eouuts!. The French aufssef1oeFs 10 the ofe7, 1t
Paris ate conpalntrs that they 90 pos hare ballet
, 1869-05-02

LoSc Postmaster Sherman nnd The
Chicago Tribune
flsr OFFICE CHICAGO, III, Apsil 80, 1855.
IT, liz Litter ef The Chicago 7isn<S:
~ publishing tho following In answer to IN at.
tack upon nc IN this rnofninRH TxlsrsK, you will
Euch pblIGe, Yours, truly.
, 1869-05-02

I
herman Catholics sent to Pope Plus II. on the oc-
es:op OF the afteth anniversary Of the day ~hen
~ aIss became a priest, was signed by King John
| Q. sa3ony, hls CFown-Prtnce Albert, and Prince
aeo!ge BIZ German bishoprtcs furnished over
!ouf nundfed thousand eignets Of the adtfreas
.et5 substantial presents were sent to the Pope
Hom many German ctties Thus Munster sent him
Aooa shAfer2. Rreslau 90oo9 tha1ers. psjert,or,,
1900 thalers, kc.
That impudent impostor, Geo,ca sar.nar
q Dutch Jew, who few montha ,oo r.o,s,, -
people OF ST Petersburg so u!ceJy tT m.t1nTtha-.
~ es"e'e @ taat ne was no other than Genera " r
SHERMAN n2s riafed the sa1ue tr1ek v1th s.r.,
SUCCESS ~ s!ockaolm- "The Youngest son nf d.
1staf! Seward that Is to sav the sw.nttrer who
eua 1has tnas Was dis relationship 10 Mr John
sons Secretary Of State, and who thereby neoce-1
Vienna hankrga and merchants out Of ION ~
twelve thoussnti ncrin., Is now picking natrm IN
m Austrian PenitcrtiaFr.
At the delivery window of The Mo,,o>
onlcr, there Is being exhibited letter ada1a,.,,
TO N. Blanc, tho proprietor Of the 1In1a'
burg snd Monaco gambling hcth The m.
Known writer Of thIs letter Informs M r7.r. ~.
that, having ruined himself and hts ~ ~ ~. =.
children bE hts iosses At the Monaco ramh,t-e ssM
he was resoseuFo % assasSfnare u. B.ane N ~.,I
bis whole family. cnless Blame ahou1,f re,ces -
owes: stakes accepted At the roulette t,h,. 49,.
twenty 10 aTe 1raucs- u. Blame aeeme - ~.
t1en1eteu .! thls letter. inaamuch ~ he prun..s
atu " wv francs 10 him who win ascert,,p
hin, ies'S3 u
fnnce Frederick Charles Of Pruss;, pb,
ms recently been mentioned in cuunertten -
uae sEansa throne, woslld eerrnjnJy .cr.ne ~.
c1o3u hsno6lq tc oneHed to him. M *. -.
oeeo iors1nS Tor several years to -befn,1s -.
soseselen OF Rome connsy. He was quite nno-
I~ pe ns nsa .nas Prince Charles Of Hohen-
, 1869-05-02

The EatilEe teieaEans from Engiand to-day had
a mar ked efrect on the gold premium, although
the stock and bond maltsts wueu not Influenced
10 any extent Transactions Ia gold wera very
laEge In the early part OF the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-12
orsrpA1. REAL ESTATE ITEMS.

The Harrison homestead, with about ~ ac bas
fronting on Echoave. at NewkoeneiSeo;o COO
Ssen purchased by Mr. George W DayIs. Iii and
,rbs oid family mansion is q comm0dlOus u"eni"h w."
"a "a mt In complete order about year ago
The Union Savings Association, when mas a aOi
long re been located the corner OF NAN 70 The
iVus ST. Ious Mo- was recently removed 70 tle
VA MI On OlIye.st corner OF sxth-st IHo ian
new @ 3 lecs are but upon the most approved piAn'
and well secured against IRE and burglars r.. A.
The number of building pelr per- ,assed in 1865.
vas Jog: in 1851 sT7s in 1885, 6S IN ,s ~ 1865 and
number in 1865 being than douplo ~ sas Allow
Inc i've persons TO a family, this nuuoel VI "0"''
snake a city OF $40 population
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-12
sSorstS. 6Miagts, @t.

forstS GMrllgts, @t.
CLEIGHS, VELOCIPEDES. CARRIAGES,
> SIEIGllS SELLING tr GuENf EAHGAINo.
sLFiGiIS BELLS HARNESS. Me- ~ .,,
CALVIN NiIrI'B CAKRIA6h NAhhtOohS
Ma GJi OIi aud tSi Droidaa1.
Several Secondhand Carriages fof sae cae@p.
-.~-~ -
MINERALS. FOSSILS, and SHELLS OF every
lVA dtrrpton f,r Collr.r. HrAoos AMI l's "A' H.
SHY@OUkS AlSERAL AGGNCl No. 8! BesAmaR'I' q" l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-12
MONDAYS WEATHER REPORTS Il
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PoRt Sgw.YoRS Jaa i............cLEAi'ho'
Steanshlp-t rsncons SherNa od Portland 49, -, s,.,.,.
Barks-ieRtser, Wellington. Bsrbados' nssh bhaOeN ''
BueBos Ayres via 81 MAYS &c.
Bns--N. II. BickEore. 81 Mays Ga ~
sehrs Laura Pride Haskell. ~ Kits ngrs Morris pAA~
ARRIVED. ,e-..
Dir Dec. 20
M,ripa Berry New Orleans. Jan mase ana p~AA
rsep, Cit, Weir New Orleans Jau ~ue suu pas
St.,,slin P,it, Freeman Philadelphs, md,e ani
R.rr Fsnpr Laws, Gillian Pei sept % VIZ "s"H~e
Brek watsr Dee y citrate of soin
narLp Providence. bailasb,,
srbr Cherokee Yoh Lords Cove n ID, 70 uN,
90 ,.n,s " Elgett Hilhhor0, ~ W Ia nsts Prs.e,
Abs,e purly Grand Mensn. ~ D. - us'' nG."-s
~, s.' v.,.i One 81 George, y r. 10 uays ne,tos
sh' 4; 80 cl.l.n Grand hensn n D. IL Sys nc'"ns
Senf y, ~ ~ ~ "a, N, eh Port n b. 10 days herring
SOU ".soas;; .;n.I,set yehe, ~ h. l4te
NJ IouI,, washirgton, n G., says stores
Srsc G,.i,r Sal0.n Cornwal \. 10 days potatoes
sur q " ustcsd sanford. n y, 10 Gays, potatoes
scS. p WoslSsry Craig Portland. Is day. recu hernng
S's' -, T. merrill Weks Georgetown, c. Dec %. coos
ss sns' ,shsrc. NJ. Atwood Gloucester. days. fsh
Sp t,erse SoDes, Pay Jaoksouye, Dee ~ yehs~ pine
DOMESTIC PORTS.
GOS Jiy ii-Ai,sd steamship Nepone Ns"forfi brig sn'
Al, rom Shields . - 49, 49,. 60, - ,,..,. A..
liyeuso, Ass put IN here for coal
SPOKEN.
Ship Daniel Webster from LoGon passed the Eddystone Dee H. ~
Newfok Dec. % . A. =. A -, % -
shin PrnI,r ron Bo,toa for Bombay Nov lat s. on v"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-12
REAL ESTATE.
xsw.yoRK. Monday. Jan. II, 1859.

BIT few people were in attendance &C., at 1.-THE the
SI 81. Auction Stands Allen Brown real ss
ct the and auctoneers have sold the property on
,SS corner Of West Broadway and chambeI known
as the Glraiu % The Ioyeioy Hotel, for sl5OCO1
Mr. sney Day st sold 10 lots r~DG,ns
feet west u Sbtvffthst for $4,000; also IN Elghty
fOuTS Avenue and a6sn e. cy lots
story, m IEiShtyfourth and Eighty hsts, for tSOVV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-12

AaEY DUiLDiSGs Con. GKEENE AXp liocsToN5rs
NgwYoRK January o. 1909 J
PROPOSALS On DUPLICATED will be re-
eeyel b. tie undesaed until O'clock m' ItEspAi JAM
ary H. 1863, for 49,,
$50 Barrels PINE Mess Pork hoog on each end
Barrels Flour Winter Wheat round hoops iu head bhsa aha
sealed bungA 80. an
n 200 Pounds Of Prime lIesrs In barrels full head ineL
0OJ Pounds Rio Coffee In osk barrels full head lined
3 900 POUNDS Grown Sugar IN oak barrels fl head ued
1905 Gallons Pure Cider Vinegar In ~ saloa kegs TO take w ~
grains Of bi sTbanstc 81 sodN. 10 ruii oAtce
Pound. u Family Soar, Ia 8l Iouad toxr.
Pounds 81 ia ar.cls. fall head hucd
go Gallons Of MOlaKs~s. ~ barrels
II Pure ,iiOurd Black Ptre 10 qlaerpouha ls
1000 Pounds Of COlhsa. 10 lOOpOlnd boxes -
2O Of SInoktd HerruP be snapped 10 in peA'ss
$50 Pouris Of Cream Crackers. IN Compound boxes
$50 Pounds OF Edinburgh CueAers III Spouud boieS
2lg Pounds Of SodB Cracker Ia 2bpoull bikes
2n Pounds 0f Lemon Cracker. n2Jponnd boxes
50 Doreh Cans Of farLshrl CLANS. IN 2peund cans
Doreu Of Tomatoes. IN 2p1ini cais
30 Dozen bottles Of Lemon Flayoiug ENtrac'
80 Dozen bottles ~ Vanilla Fasoring Extracts 40, D. -.
saure 10 be- pacAu auTh ID "
800 Bo. Sarlinsf-i hpNrs
600 Pounds Corr Starch. Ia iTouud packages
$40 Cans Cfanhrfrg luce. 10 2p1lui carA
1900 Pounds A lama tine Candies IN i-p'uni b'tea
These ors required 10 immediate shipment Inc manhri OF
making lids requiem Of bidders &c, siis previous al
veTlseInelts from the ailcc. W w MN
Byt Dhg. Gen. g. ~ L. +" A.