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The New York herald., 1869-11-30
A UCTIOK.--LARGE SALE THIS DAY tTuEsDAY),
II liS WEST IwkhTY-sEvENTH STREET

will ssl this Tuesday morning. commencing At loE O'clock
and Plain Household Furniture, celebrated city
made Pisnofortc, &C., at private residence I3 Wost
ensh avenues. Drawing Room, consisting Of mai
nihccnt noid and rich Drawing Room
Suits French saiin brocate and sk rcps superb rose
wood Pianofoc, bookcase, Writing Desk elegant Centre
Pier Mirrors b2xs, with gilt framos 20 rich bronze
Figures, Clocks Vases, Ornamens velvet brussels and
theepy Carpets rosewood and black Chamber and
Dining Room SUITS; Turkish Lounges Easy Chairs Bes
Boddng cnrled hair NAttressea &C. walnut he isteads
bureaus Wardrobcs Sofas, Rockers Tables Chairs French
China Gass and hlvor Ware all tho Kitchen Utenss
sae positive. Thl ia the largest aud aac of tho
season Goods boxed and gAnued far nurcha asers
The New York herald., 1869-11-30
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POLITICAL.

Mr. JAMES T. MoULToh PREsBNrs HIS CoMPLI.
1M naents TO 0nc citizens Of the twenty ward
state tht he s candidate for Alderman irrespective
party clique and he throws himself upon the and
property of the wardfor hsr generous support at
the coming election. WIN you do #?
QD JUDICIAL DISTRICT, BIGHIFi, NINTH AND FIFs
- teenth wardsArshur j. neaney, democrac Union and
constitutional Union candidate Cvl Justice will address
the citizens Of this district at Temperance Hall IS vxrch
this (Tuesday) evening" O'clock where will b.
prepared TO discuss political issues with bis opponents
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

10 WEST FOURTH STREEr-pLEAsANT ROOMS,
10 wiki without Board let, so gentlemen or gentle
and Aeir wives first class table, table posTders
saken.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

A UCTION EOTICE.-R. T. HAZELL, AUCTIONEER.
n THIS DAY CTUESDAY), Nov. 30
at i0k o'clock, at salesroom 81 Cortlandt street.
Hardware, Cutlery, 6c.,
In lots TO suit city and country trade
Also,
for account OF whom II may concern,
Tlnware House Furnishing Goods 6c.Balance OF stock
Of Tinwae, House Furnishing Goods &C. comprising ash
Boilers Kettles Dhpans, Saucepans, Pals, Spice Boxes
Pots, Pans, Woodenware,
Toos-Iinners' Tools, &c.
ito pay storage and cxpenses)'
Horse Nals-2, BOO lbs Horse Nails assorted.
Sundries- -Japanned Ware, Cutlery, Tinwarc, &c.
Catalogues morning OF sale.
IL. T. HAzELL a. CO., Auclioneers,
10 Corilandt street.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

10 Fast TW ENTY EIGHTH sTREET-RooMs Tc
10 let, with Board.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

80 BOND STREET VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS ON
ZL second and third Aoors with aFst Boar1 suita
bic for gentlemen and their wiyes single gentlemen Ref
erenees
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

% EAST FIFTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN BROAD
- and fith Ryenue-A handsomely furnished
Room second Goor with connecting hall Room rent
with first class Board, to parties desiring excellent
the city.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

I q WEST ELEVENTH STREET. NEAR BROADWAY
- Handsomely furnished Apartments, singly SUITE
with without Board. Terms moderate References ex-
changed. Day boardeIs taken.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

II LIVINGSTON PLACE, CORNER OF EAST SEVEN
,eenth stTse-Eieeant Rooms on second floor, front
ing StuyYesant Park olhs third and fourth floors
table unexctponabe Convenient to three nos Of and
Broadway stages.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

M oRTGAGE.-FoR SALE, A SECOND MORTGAGE
lfI for E4b Also Money to loan extra first class
Mortgages. Applications from pilncipala preferred.
HoKATI0 s. BROWN, 81 Worth street.
Nj oRTGAGE sALE.-MyER ELsAs, AUcTI0NEER,
IVA sells this day Mt 10 o'clock, al ~ Forsyth street. tho
Stock and Fixtures OF Cigar Store with Showcases, Coun-
ters bot OF Tobacco and Cigars
l.. RINDsKOPP Attorney for Mortgage.
NFYER ELSAs, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS DAY, AT II
l o'clock, t Allen tbs entire stock and Fixtures
OF Candy Store. Sale positive Ia ots
MARsHALS sALE-TIfs DAY, NOV 30. AZ ~
Nl o'clock-S. DAVIS, huctoncer-By virtue OF an ek-
directed win se public auction tho STOCK
and Fixturea OF Millinery OF store 3G Canal street -,
ii. MURPHY. Marshal
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

90 WEST tIFrEENTH sTRkET, FIRST HOUSE BE-
~ low Fifth aYeuue-A third noor back Room to let
with Board 70 or two gentlemen.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

G1sf STREET.-ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR, ELEGANT
IL ~ furnished 70 let with Board also Rooms fourth
oor, for eeHtiufnen References. Apply at No. West
Twen,y-irsi street.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

Ds)D STREET.-A NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH
- the best BoRrd hIe and gas, 3 per week for two
also single Room. References. No. 20o West Twenty
ond street
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

10 BOND sFREET.-FURNIsuEp ROOMS, FOR GEN
ID tomea onlyi suit on second floor 'front.' so per
week for two, fire ineu ded suit floor, back &;
Of MRv.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

s)I ST ST, GRAMERCY PARK.-LARGE AND HAND
80 s0mey furnished Rooms with private bath, &C., suit
able FOR family, let with class Beard l43
Twcntenrst street. References.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

S3IsF ST., GRAMERCY PARK.-HANDsOMELY
uInished Rooms, overlooking the Park, suitable for
gentleman and wife two single gentlemen private table
desired. oai AZ address l3 East Twenty-rst
References exchanged.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30
soAnpERs AND LoDcERs WANTED.

C1Q SECOND AyENUE-HANDsOMR ROOMS TO
DIO let, with without Board furnished unfufnished.
Gentlemen be accommodated for BY $40 per week. FIRE
and gas included.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

lsSl-A private family, having more Khan tn ey
need VIII let TO responsible parties, desirable
second and third hoor with hTs class Board.
rate
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

OF yARICK STREET, NEAR CANAL.-Two OR
I'll three gentlemen be accommodated with good
and comfortable homes also ladies, willing
Geiher
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

yIANTED-sPECIAL PARTNER, WITH $4,000 CASH,
w In established manufacturing business that eau be
extended The searching Investigation
solicited Satisfaction guaranteed Address, H. b. Herald
Office
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

10 WEST FoRTY-SIXTH sTREET.-A THIRD FLOOR,
Id consisting tOe Bedrooms Parlor. Also two
Rooms The fourth floor House and location first class in
every particular References required
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

DARTNER WANTED-WITH EQUAL CAPITAL. IN
machinery manufacturing; capital required, $1,000 EACH
5 900 made in Is months by using OF profits made for
enlarging business orders already $4,000 Adj
EQUALITY Herald ollcc,
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

IOSEPH HEGEMAN CO.-WEDEESDAY, DECEMBER
a 1919 A. NJ, at Tompkins avenue hrst house north Of
Myrtle avenue Brooklyn, hne rosewood Piano; hand
Roe rosewood, walnut and Parlor Chamber Dining
Room fnIniimo Manel Mirrors, Brusses Carpets &c also
viii be sold Immediately alter the furniture, tho brick
House and Lott house in nice ORDER with all tho latest Inn
provpnents.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

no ExCHANGE-wHOLESALE JOBBING BUSINESS
safe cash business. take place of retiring worth
Sg00O for city suburban property unusual business
portunity. G. c. WAYLAND AYMAR, l63 Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

DEAL ESTATE-WHOLE OR HALF INTEREST IN
IN established business sale live Energy and
business ability more than money required
CUSHMAN, 50 Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

80 WEST TwENTy-sECoND STREET, BETWEEN
Z-C Fifth and Sixth asenuns.--Geneman and wife
single gentlemen pleasant Rooms, with without
Board, with reference.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30
business oppoRrUN1rrEs.

A ERTY nAvIna $1,000 TO $4,000, WOULD LIKE
IL 10 hear of good business invest In;
preferred. Address :. l. H., Herald Office
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

A NICELY FURNISHED BACK PARLOR, WITH MO-
n dern convenences, Room good tab 10
and social home in private house l5l Twenty
street. Prices moderate.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

A SMALL FAMILY, HAVING AN ENTIRE SECOND
II Floor OF four rooms with hot and cold water and other
eonyenenees desire 10 let them with first class Board and
attendance to respectable party paries also several
Rooms on top hoor the furniture is and the neghbor
hood uneyceptonabe Those looking the and
refinement OF home win please address PRESTON Herald
OLlce
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

r. TRAvER, AuCTIONEER.- CAR.
e.. pets.-TRAvER EsLER, otce IS Liberty street, will
fourth street near Third avenue Carpets 0coths Chairs
sur Mattresses parlor Suits green reps and silk
tel Easy Chairs, Clocks Vases, French plate Mirrors lace
Curtain octave Plano, Etgercs, marble top Tables dc
also lot nne Jewelry. Salo peremptory.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

Q2t BROADWAY, ChNTRALLY LOCATED, De
l})I tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets Commodou
SUITS ana pleasant farlors with Bedrooms connecting al
very moderate prces single Rooms OF styles
dimensions 80 per week. All the newly and Gle
ganty furnished with rosewood and black marble top
furniture, hair mattresses, springs 6c excellent table,
per week. Single Rooms and table, $40.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

A PRIVATE FAMILY HAS A SPLENDID BACl
II Parlor to let wh Board 40 East Thirtyr street. nea
Madison avenue. References required.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

Il IRVING PLACE. CORNER or FIFTEENTH
III street. Fine Rooms 70 let, with without private
table hall block from Union square, convenient to all first
lass hotels stages cars &e. terms moderate. From 10
10
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

~ LEXINGTON AVENUE. TO a PARTY or FOUR
II Second Floor thEee rooms nicely lnlshel with pr
waite table, Mt $40 AAO Third Foogi SIX rooms, Thirty
fourth street; rent $50.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

A PRIVATE FAMILY OF TWO WOULD LET A
~ handsomely furnished Room, with Board to gentle
man and wife or to lady and child other boarders
taken location neghborhood Thirtyeighth Fifth
avenue. Address w. ID. b., Herald of1ce
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

I - WEST THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVE
i -. uue.-oBe two Rooms with first class Board for
families single gentlemen prices moderaie references
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

10D WEST THIRTEENTH STREET, FIRST DooE
lOJ from Sixth avenue.-Secosd story, front, with
cove, BATH sas &c. with without Breakfast; family pri
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

JWTLLLtM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE NO. &
w City ial place, Will SELL Wednesday, nj O'Clock p.
tho entt Furniture contained house S Crosby street,
Cottage Suh quantity OF Bedseads and Bedding nearly
ctntents Of bsroon, English Ac Pump,
fine walnut ounte also the Lease OF the house. suitable for
any business
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

I AZ AMfTY STREET.-FURNIS APARTMENTS
II second and third foors rents 37 IS per week
Some tor housekeeping. Also Bedroom for single gen
tleman.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

11l EAST TENTH STREET-LARGE FRONT ROOM
IlO 70 let with side Room adjoining, for gentleman
moderate.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

90 WEST NINTH STREET, BETwEES FIFTH AND
BOARD references.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

ONE OF THE BEST CHANCES EVER OFFERED TO
~ with small capital Is offered at room
q National Hotel, Corand street. ~ X; do not fail TO call
tomorrow and examine the best selling little article
known lsomehng new 800 cent profit no sompe-
ton and sells rapidly. CHAS. f. PRICE,
room 81 National HOTEL Cortlandt street,
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

A GENTLEMAN or GOOD ADDRESS GENERAL Bus
~ mess knowledge, and capital would be adm
partner. send fMl particulars 70 COMMISSION box llg
Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

% wAvERLEY PLACE CORNER WINTHROP,
ZD two blocks Of Broadway.-Beautifm Rooms,
with Board, to gentlemen and wives single gentlemen.
Everything FIRST class. Ternl5 moderate Please call.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

N OLD ESTABLfsHED AND GOOD PAYING BAR
IN and Restaurant Broadway for sale very hAad.
somely hIted up Full investigation given.
bOLIHAAyD CO., l94 Broa dwny.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

7lf EAST FIFTEENTH STREET, NEAR FOURTH
dO avenae.A few young ladies be furnished with
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

D2D STREET, NO, 1Da EAsT-TWO LARGE ROOMS
-O on fourth noor to be rented, with Board.
OS ST. MARKS PLACE.-sUTrs OF FURNISHED D
Ll Rooms with excellent Board families parties or
gentlemen.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

100 WEST TWENTY-NINTH sTRFET-A HAND
IOD somely furnished Second Floor to a family
or party OF gentemen with first class Board private table
II desired.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

yTANTED.--A YOUNG WIDOW LADY, ABOUT OPEN
w ing boarding house. would like to meet with gsnte-
who will advance her $500 and board OUT good refer
ences given. Address ii. H., Post Office, Brooklyn.
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form unb GerbeTerun9 bemnt? SIT e5 ni4t
3ett, bab ebrltde uno ratrtottf9e Skinner
fib .eesen bic @llnoerer pereinigen, uro ben
Gpn9reb uno bic Staats>ge9tslaturen gu If
ret ~reAtsmdbt9en @fihten suSubrtnJen?
Sir mas beitebt Der 3wed Der &sieruns?
Srtecen Su erbalten uno0eredti9feit wiecer@
fabren Su la0en.
vDa5 lit Mles, mas bic &esieruna Yerrid.
ten ODER gun, Seiten pes 0plfss tbun fam.
sic farr nidt blinolinss %Giicnbabnen ODER
Nandle tauen pper yanfen uao gerfihe>
rungS @eisalhaften balten. Gs lAaoet ber
Naticn, tpenn tie ilh unter ir9eno einem
8orwanp in Yrisat- Oei1dfte einmiidt.
u8enn cine GeJieruns serluAt, mebr ais
rbises ST. tbun, ip miro le, ME es BET un5
Der SAL tit, has @erf;eu9 rnn SAurfen;
iplhe 6anblungen %peranlaien cine Men9e
BON felbfiudti9en 9ldnen, uno lie pirp gu
9leiher 3ett corrupt uno bic SueGe Der Cor
ruptipn utter Dem Nplfe.
u9as %9e9euwlrttse SYfem bebrpbt uniere
Sreibeiteu unp penSeitano Der Union. Mir
muleu beeilen, bic Madt unierer NeSieruns
51 beidrduten unp uuiern seiesseberDenapr<
per auf jeae @fthten gu belhrdnfeN, melhe
lcldem 1Drper augebDren."
Dies 1T Die Spradc zines Der berz
rprra9enrl item racifalcn Sl1tter int 2an<
&c unp ra5 Gplf lpute ciele Warrung
teber;i9eu.
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: Cine beutjhe 3eituna be,eihnet bi

.-- ~ pS"AtTS ONNS~"S 0N'T
Si.6sn Der Mmerifaner ais 6eiratbsbireaur
unp .frdat: @ie pie1 mtrflide Mapaht uno
mabre &elist0iitdt fiabet man in ben ansri~
faniihen Wemetnoen +? Man tbetle bic &C.
fAlehter al; man arran9ire mdnnlt9e nno
peibliae hriftli1e gerlammluu9en II. Sir
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bineeten ,virpen, ais man 0dite auf einem
8aQe fineen miirpa, 100 bic MIlner In Dem
einen unb bic @eiber In bem aroerl3 tmnter
~tansteu.
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lihen giuuenjeen ; ndn1lth neu erie, Snt1<
rio, 6urpn, Mihi9an unp Stern Gee. Ser
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ber Wertb q, O33,00O IpQars. 9dtte man
spii6en benz Grie uno Ontario Gee itatt
bes ensen @elanb Canals einer 9rbDern,
10 tplre bic SAtTabrt noh piel beoeuten>
Der.
- Gin wunberlider &au; bat Der Staot
@ielentbat, areis 3midau, Sadle n Elm Ser
mdGtntb su tpDbltblttsen 3neden btnterlai<
fen uno BON ce{en Yenusun9 'ei13t9 t1tbplt-
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10 ldn9e, Biz Der Naplt Elm Oeutlder let uro
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Gnslanb, ipQ bet Muftra9 baben, pem Spbn
guQ etne Nednung FIR ben bur1 bic fetnc<
felipe 6anplun9 Gnslanbs mdbrenp bes St.
belipnsfriess an9erihteten Sdaben Su llber<
redeem. Gr fol- iualeih ben Muftra9 baten,
an;ubeuten, bab Mai, in Nmerifa wunihe,
paB Gnslano hte &eAnuns niAt te5ablen
perpe.
-Gs 1T bod gut, bab bic Sceanbampfer
uub bic eurppdiiden Gilenbahnen 10 sendu
bic Hese fennen. Die meiifen rpn Grant
anseitelten au5w&rti9en gsamten rilrpcn
icnit ntnr,er pen S:ses su itren ulpaniiHen"
IDrfern fincen.
-Sn Gtsin (SGinpis) 1T bic Satin son
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1eicen an Der s rihtnenfr1nfbett Ae~
ltorben. Sci Der Seftiru flno man %n,tt{ul<
fe hes Mifrc|tpp5 in benz Sudprat;ra Wus<
felfcilh ycn $4,000 bis 10000 Srtdineu.
-0en. Mptert See bat Yrliibent Grant
auf pe1eu Ginlaouns einen Sciu6 ab9efat>
tct. @dbrenr Ter .3ulammcnfunft befur@
mprtete See auf Nnfrase nes Nrditnentcr bic
llntertrettun9 Der neuen Gpn1titutipn.
- Giele ausmGrtiS ansetelten Girlcnta-
ten frlen furs nah ibrerG rnennuns bic iber<
raidenbe Gntreduns aemaft tabcn, bab
audi nod cine fran;piiihe Sprade e%riftirt.
@tpbleufser etnes repub1fani>
l6en &ebafteurs:-u@ h, mare rod
Grant ais bempfrattIher @rdicert
9emdblt pcrten, ha fDnnte mai, ilh pph
rsht prpentlih auslhimpfen i 10 aber-it
bus 9ans 1pas-anoereS-."
e.-9este @rde tpuree bier
bic tefanute Sper uStastp" BON Der heut<
ihen Spern9eieaihaft aufsefubrt. TieSper
mar neu einitubirt. Die 6auptrp1en wur'
ZEN BON ben 5erren 6ermanns, Sprme5, &c.
9e9eben.
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&atel<D

Mabrib, 6. aRat. Die ipaniiden @sr>
ties nabm sefern nit elmer AbTin1muns pcu
lO4 seaen 40 ben Mrtifel gu ieser Gpnitttu>
ticn an, melder unbeoinste Treiteit in Mus.
Ibuns reltsiSier Enthusiastically earan>
tirt.
- Der S. Mai 1T Der MubamebaniiAe
Nsujabrs.3a9 Der Glirfen, unb enapfn9 Der
@ultan an pieiem Sage bic ausyparttsen &C.
ianctfn.
GAS 0rc6ber3psteum 9aunenburs
wirp nod in pieiem 0tpnote an @reuben b.
plsmatilA annectirt perben.
- enslaub nil bic e%tetduselei ron sei~
ten Der Ser. Staaten, 9esen uniere Mlaba-
rna>AnlpriGe stiteno maden.
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Capitalization.

Inter racifalem Nurer fteuern mir
INNER mebr unc mebr decentralization
- 9lei6bereutenr NIT Delppttsmus -
at. Gin 9fed,t na9 Dem anpcrn miro
oen Staatcn aenpmmen ; UNI cer rariz
fale Gonoree iudt ale 0tadt an i6 at
reieen. Die conitituttrnelle Sefu9nii1e
ce5 prdl icenten bat her Gc,9reG 0e<
lbmalert> lie supreme Court bat rerz
ielbe einael6iidtcrt cer Gcn9ree miiht
iid in Staatsz An9ele9enbeiten> ,rr;u
ibm bic Ser. Staaten Con ititutipn fein
Nedt gilt, UNI man ludt %iiesrbaapt
pie StoatsresierunSsn 10 SIT ia9en> ;u
blcben Yrdftfturen ber%tSumurrigen,
Die meter nidt5 SIT t9un tatcn, als
Die ibnen Ycm Gcn9reb erthsilten Sc
tcte in 4usfiibruu9 81 irseu. @cnn
rielen 3acifalen nod Siel ldn9cr er-
lautt mirr, rieis Gentraliiatipnszppli
tiff ST Scripl9en> IL miro pis Nplsc RAJ
cpn in ndditer 3ufunft ieiu, cop he
Staaten gar feline Redte> ~ipncern tlcs
nod pAidten ae9en biz Central Nesie~
run9 teiIyen mpllen. Gem Sbeine
na9 miro man oen uStaaten" riegSobt
ieiner 8eamten unp ieiner 9c9islotur
NOD 9eitattcn - ater in Mirfiibfcit
,peroeu runn bic Staaten ben Gborafz
ter spn Yrppinsen trasen. Seipnrer5
uniere reutide &aoitalen, he teitdnri9
spn Treibeit faieln, befirmorten cine
irlde 9eratwiiroi9uu9 cerS taaten pa-
unlere Tretbeiten bod 9erace spn BET
Grbaltun9 Ger Staaten : Nedte atbdn<
gen.
8e6er aefinnte rapifale Sldtter fcmz
men nun ieltft ;u Der giniidt, rab Der
ppn ibrsrpartet bis iest perfclsten Cen
traliiatirns zpolitif Elm Gnre 9emadt
mus, uenn mir UNI ere Treibeiten
retten npQen.:
Auf ptige GbatiadenB e,us ncbmenc
rit rarifale q. y. @penin9
u@irb bic gerwaltung unter benz eentra-
ltirten Sptem, tpel6es in BEN lesten jebn
entitancen lit, beler eefutrt ? Wiro
tie niht stel ihlehter 9efubrt ais ie ;upDr -?
IS belt ME 10 fhwer, bic Muimerfiamfeit
pes Gpn9refes auf bic 9rDDen Sntere0en pes
3u lenfer. 9fie ;upcr mar Der Gpns
9reB 70 corrupt 4; ME mar Die vscbbY" 70
in Waibtnstcn : nod ME iino nit
10 srpber unperi4lmtbeit NnirensunSen &C.
na6t pcroen, ben GpnsrcD gum Yortbeil rcn
!pe3teuen unr be9uniti9teu Snterenen uno
Derlpnen su contrcairen.....
"Sa ni6t has Ssfem falih, pelhes
u ioldem unbeil fibrt, uuo peIbes aQe2e~
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Matrtb. SIS (pa jest feffeben, bab
BEN Gprtes ein GprlAlas 9ena6t 1purbe,
Mar{9aa Serrnno gum &e9enten Spaniens
unb General Yrim gum 9rdltoentea oes
Mtnifer>N States unb gum artesSn1tntit ter gu
MAIDEN, Bis bic @abl eines Srnis5 itattse>
funben Eat.
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8bplelale unp Netail oeutl1e
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Iritte Strabe, Ct. Maut, Miunelctd~
(NFarTclb's @lot.)
Oos arDste Eager rrn
3apeten, grll0sler 1cspideu, Matraset,S ett~
feoern, Nou!eaur, Gprbdn9en, (W1rpis
nen), @Dlnbprcen, @~plterw1aren,
Gude fir 9illiars Slide. II. /. M, u. {. ~.
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-11-20
FROM THE WEST.
The stOnewRll Disuster-Cnptain Washin 81 on
Consured.

The stonewall Disaster Captain Washington
Despatch TO The Eoening Telegraph.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 20.-The committee of mer-
chants, appointed to investigate the conduct of
Captain Washington in passing the wreck of the
steamer Stonewall without rendering aid, re-
ported rs folows:-Your committee, appointed
at the request of Captain Washington to investi-
gate his conduct, as Master of Submarine No. 13,
in passing the burning steamer Stonewall, beg
leave to submit the following report
We have examined all the witnesses at our
command, also the afidavits of persons living
near the scene of the disaster, and after care
fully weighing the evidence, we think that Cap
tain Washington committed grave error, not
characteristic of our Western steamboat men
under similar circumstances, in failing to lend
his boat, as he could undoubtedly have rendered
great assistance in the matter to those in the
water and others who had succeeded in getting
ashore.
Grain TRANSPORTATION.
The President of the Merchants Exchange
has received letter from the agents of the
Hamburg Company at New Orleans relating to
the business of forwarding grain by steamers.
They state that the present undesirable condition
of the bar will prevent them from making en-
gagements for large quantities On account of the
considerable draft of water of these steamers
with heavy cargo at present. They state that
ample cargoes are offered in cotton, which pay
better and the Hamburg steamers have no COM
partments to carry grain in bulk.
A Heavy Libel Snit.
Judge Wolf, OF the Court of Criminal Correc-
ton, has sued the st. Louis Times for 1926, 900
for an alleged libellous article charging him with
partiality and incompetency.
A Fatal Alteration.
John s. Turner, of Glasgow, NO., a large
stock raiser, had an alteration with q deck
hand the steamer Nile this morning. The
man struck him with mallet inhicting pro-
badly fatal injury.
The Falling Building Accident In st. Louis.
By the accident to the new building at the
corner of Fifth and Olive streets, some six
laborers lost their lives, being buried in the
ruins.