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TnE DRIFT on POLIrICAL DISCUSSION.

Tile Selma (Alabama) Times mad the following
very significant paragraph soon after The recent lee
ton: Nelson Fisher, barber at Browns sloP. voted
tr Radical ticket and eeC0uecrcd for tc amc a day.
He should il. ported by i true men, ana hereafter nc
should receive no patronage nom his former patrons.
The Aipbdmd Sdte JOul7Gt gsgs: II hi, Is not iutiml-
dalton. what can II be- ca4edi"
The Albany ErcuiHg journal is glad to OBJ
serve better feeling az " uEtoH IN regard 90 topics Of
recent agitation and avs: "Whl' want ~ Washing
ton above all things Is tie spirit OF Cancellation and
Einducss. We do not expect uuanimity Of opinion.
That Is 10 more possible than desirable Tire wisdom Of
auueNing san Domingo is fairly open - question.
II las two sides, Honest .Ian Will difer about
n. II is in no sense party question, and
differences Of Judgment are eiN' U.s. per
mi -blc But We have right ~ insist that these II u
cuscs shall be urged frank aud courtroom, pint, and
not COW crtcd into fleming personal warfare. the lr-
publican party has t'O grand and important work ue-
IL to De urdlglcd m ,BC ulrt o personal sou" ro
crippled 10y Imnai crial cont VERSES. We are h!
iut ,u,hrd iu power bu, not firmly cuUr 10 - rnder
tic undermining OF our own po. non wise CO.. exponent
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aims Ito have but her Inspectors TO receive
and count the votes at the next election:

aims Ito have but her Inspectors 10 receive
and count the votes at the next election:
"a committee from the Republican General Committee
appointed to designate the Republican INSPECTORS,
and Mayor Hail. according TO such designation, appointed
The men named by the committee me otclal nunlner
Republican General Committee. The Bureau Of
Elections has refused to recognize any persons uG -
reason that the law requires II, and at preceding
elections the Bureau has found itself involved IN
does not contain moro than One-tenth OF
tho Names and In the cases of the remainder
the notices issued have not reached the persons for
whom they were intended Mayor Hall states that 1t
not requisite that persons appointed as inspectors
list was sufficient and that he had addressed letter to
the Republican General Committee asking mem 10
select the persons whom they desired to have appointed
Ths tie Committee did, ana the mon selected by them
were then appointed by him.
Against this apparently candid statement OF the Mayor
IA submitted that Of the Republican Inspectors elect OF
tho Twenty-second ward (XVIIth Assembly DistricD,
who spent yesterday and the day before in the vain
effort to have themselves sworn iu. They waited on the
Mayor Tuesday but he refused u see them. lhey
sought him in vain yesterday Ihry i0und pcNaflca-
many officials, ard were finally ha,id IN the onor 70
thcmsclves sworn in though Mayor Han states that the
published list sufficient p9sls Jos thtlr qualncaon
as Inspector copy OF tue following ettci was s.n'
40 CoRNGLIUs CoEsoS, esq. Chief NJ tho Burcau Of
"siR: The undersigned, who have been appointed in
pursuance Of law Inspectors ~ Election loi Ge 'cco
districts Of the Twentysecond Ward set opposite our re
spectye names. have Ibis dly pre- nltH Ourselves 10
take the oath Of office before yon. which you have re
fused TO- administer, although sUccnt cYllcnce mas
been presented to YOU identity aud The fact of our
appointment has been duly advertised over the sigma
ure Of His Honor MAYOR a. Oakley Iia.i; nov, there
fore, YOU win please 10 take notice that we claim To be
the persons duly appointed Inspectors 49, Aforesaid ana
do not rcliuqush ri -ht aud title 10 tie Cnce ~
Inspector and do hereby protest against the suDsti-
tuition OI any other persons i'm our place.
" Ii. B. SMITH, Tor 18TH Election District.
Residence, No. it2 West Iur]--lytL ~
civilian Low, l.r sth Election District
Residence No. 741 Eirhthaye.
UENI.Y T. JOLLIr, Tor lCih Election District.
Residence 40. SOS West f'r'y-iNtl-7t
"UENRY GARRISON, for 18th Election District.
Residence No. ~ : ,thaNr,
JOINS WACHTER for IAN Election District
Residence no. CGJ Lc5cL,li'a's
d" And Others.
"Ncr. York, Dec. -, 1870"
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s. Il. MILLS. ATH.LLs CONCERT, At ASSOCIATION
HALL.

II is only when surrounded by n galaxy of
stars such rs appeared at llr5 concert at Association
Hail. filed to Overlooking by audience eager. fashion
able and critical that each artist strives 10 70 his very
best. We all know what MILLS best Is; st on that oc-
ea,ion De fairly electrified Lis audience by his marvellous
playing. UDyHWmccd by an orchestra, which often
OycrshadOWs the finest points OF lie pianist le proved
COnclusyciy that among the many great pia1ss IN TINS
country present he Is stu the pianist par crceehee,
and ranks irst in the order III merit. Mills Is most
thorough uud pains taking artist ana invites rather than
shuu, difficulties and wLc rdp0rt with his piano, IS
that evening splendid Weller Grand, he produces
most excellent effects. lie made the piano literally sing
in hi, "ErcolcCt ons Of Home" ANA In the eVenness OF
its SrHI To- h, chromu'ic passages seemed wonderful
succession 81 Immense power IN the base, graduating
into Iauis mU in tc extreme treble, In which every
mole came ont with sNyty ctarucs5 and distnctnesS
which Wa, the very ncHe OF panu-pidAin ing. To make
such Effects needs PERFECT piano An instrument may
be good but II maker improves goat one and makes
better. the art ss specify discover the aCt The TACT
is GcOuTOyCrtbe that the action OF tue Weber Piano Is
uhri ned Posses n" aid The valuable qualities Of any
compecr. and having deep rich dapasOn zone, all lis
10 ha, besides the merit Of an easy, silent action
which j. The most perfect and delicate In the world. and
herein Tics the At the recent great interest taken
in tbc weber Piano throughout the United States aud
the cause why all the great artists prefer the Weber IN
strhhCnj.- Nv CuuE Express.
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lowing 4, Iist OF prices from New-York 20 the moro
imporlspt points for flrstclass goods: 80,
THE DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS.
NEW PAYMENTS SINCE APRIL II, 1870.

NEW PAvEMENTs SINCE APRIL IL, 1871.
The following is the official statement, In
detail OF the character extent and location OF the pave
me OF all binds authorized since the llth OF last Ap
when tine Department was organized:
No,so pnra,afP ave- Fy-ninthsi TO Ninetietst SI2
nare ynr Fortytrst Thiaye TO Fourihsye, ISW qllle
vsri,. Port trl MaisoBsye 10 Fhhsge iA square sfs
FortvSuhsi M son-aye. Rthas 1874 square yards rory
On 1T, Mad s0naye Fth ave, l43} sqse Jafds fOfn'N
L,,ngioaaye FOarthaye, l0i square ens ~ -. ~
Ia Ninth b2b ans fEt-t' mn
20 errqon ave 45i square Cfl, Johns' TO frankfort -
Franlust 10 hns 't9 square aus
nv A BotIwag CeatesL 1876 square yaIsi FhsLt bioAo
VI - Wi. 1.sL. 100 square yanIs
Ictonsgal sverey place Broadway 70 Chnphersl
800 square ysrls -oo mas.
So Foraaa 1-Ma eusne Broadway 70 Esst River 100 square
var a. Broadway to Se'enhaye I'm square iaius
Ianar Wood-fihaye, Onel und ntrioahft % one
ath-st 1000 square yarlsi One hundred aId twenty
ghit Secordle sye u 200 yards Forty 'i'A a.
Pogrth.ege. 20 Ffll-eye., sN squire ysris Al, -.
POurtsenthst %
Fifteenth Sew nthave 20 hetn S1
square yards Pn seSentbs Lexington a'e to SIhae
yars. at,e
ysriG =. eo1
Selk1 Cnv't>Eeventh st. Unverarrsoe 70 siha'e '0'
sa aris IlOgan.st Broadway Nerre-t W square a
Belgian IQUeIgeEtS Leu me ipTt IT, ~
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FRENCH AND BELGIAN PAINTINGS AT TIE
IN,

FRENCH AND BELGIAN PAINTINGS AT TIE
ACADEMY OF DESIGN.
Ii is announced that the National Academy
OF DcIgn VIII he closed for few days this week to re-
cciva superb collection OF paintings. brought from
Earpe by Mr.. II. ". Derby, and to which the Acade-
miciiHs have offered temporary asylum in their gal.
lcrics THIS collection comprises choice gathering OF
works y the masters Of the French and Belgian
schools at Modern Art and includes many whose
have not heretofore been brought 20 this country
frcW tncr enormous cost Among these tho venus
al Cabdnel " Columbus in Chains," and "GaililcO OBJ
serving tie stars by Marchal de Metz; The Duel" by
Isdhey; sheep" By delinquency; "LHudscape," by
Rousseau; Hunting Scenes" uy Alfred ycns; The
Unexpected BytLT." by L. Tof. and examples by l..
Frcrc. Bousuoroau, FrOmentu, kOek KOck, Gaait and
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WOOD PANEMENTS.

The Washington Chronicle of 18th inst, in
speaking tire pay clneuts being laid on tho avenues
Oi the National Capital says: with view ~ really
test the work ali. and TO judge dispasAonatey,
Yesterday examined INTO tho practical workings II each,
and whilst ready 10 admit that the stow Robin,
a Miller pavement present the appearance Of utility,
and will stand the and tear which will necessarily
fan upon them have doubt that popular opinion
will bear testimony In making the assertion that the
Ballard pavement, which Is being laid On Louisiana
aud IndHnnaves., must bc the best of all wooden pave
Inents thus Tar patented"
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ADVANCE IN FREIGHTs.

The general railroad convention Mt Erie,
Pennsylvania has resulted In between the
following roads adv the price per hundredweight
upon westward-bound frelghts The NowYork Central
and Hudson River, NewYork and Erie Lake shore and
Michigan Southern, Toledo and Wabash, Pennsylvania
Central Ptisburg Fort Wayne, and Chicago Cleveland.
Columbus, Cincinnati, and Indianapolis, Michigan Cen
tral Ptt-burg, Cincinnati aud ~. Louis, Atlantic and
Great Western, ana Chicago, Burlington, aud quincy
The m Of rates show, average advance Of 10 per
cent over uiQse established ~ November lA5L The FOL
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THE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

Il printed large dOublcmedum sheet H. tking eight
pages OF six broad columns each. Ii contains oil the iu
potant Editorials published in Tm DAILY TRIBUNE.
except those of merely local interest; also Literary jd
Scientific Intelligence Reviews OF the most interesting
aud important New Books tho Letters from large
corps OF correspondence the latest received 10y
Telegraph rom Washington and all other parts or the
world Summary OF all important intelligence IN tbis
city and cl-cwhere "A synopsis OF the proceedings OF
Congress aidSate Legislature when In Session; Foreign
News; exclusive Reports OF the Proceedings OF the
Farmers Club OF the American Institute; Talks about
Fruit and other Horticultural and Agricultural for
ton essential 20 country residents; Veterinary Depart
ment stock, Financial Cattle, Dry Goods, and General
Market RepOrts; making IT, both for variety and com.
pleeness altogether the most valuable interesting aud
Instructive WEEKLY NEwsPAPER published In the world
The Full Reports OF The American Institute Farmers
Club and the various Agricultural Reports, Ia each
Der are richly worth "A years subscription.
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BOGGS-MI LRPOp Weaknesses evening, Dec o. 1910 at ne ref
cuce The biIes p,rea by hc Rev Thomas Armitage d ~
ss.ci 5y DE Rev Wam Hague y D, Joe Bog's 20 iians'
Alylst1 Miller daughter H. H. Dnrsee. ESQ. all Of this ety.
pi>BROW-BUCKo Tueday Dec a. bv Rev Rrh, Recoro q
Oiurcn Nlye-. n g.. q. DC rtefce Of brides -lf.
Cemuug " y JOHN v b. hrog ~ teWlO cy 70 Matte -
daughter of Hon. G. ". Beck. NO cards.
S.ri Dec 25 at calvary Chspes
b the Rev Wm 4. Waller assisted by te Rev John l. DenniHon,
brother lrle william = lheasO8 TO Mary Lucinda Dennis
al Of tbs No carlA
TWSS-JARyIS te " Z. Church Cortland, \. =. 90 re lth
list by Rev j. T. CdDDen assisted by R. O. y hlte MI VIZ
Harvey TS VI Topeka, Kansas, TO MS Jsa T. JARVIS 81 o
lard
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Chicago, Dec. 2S-A special from St. Paul
SAYS that serious riot il IN progress the Northern
Pacific Railroad. Some gub-cOntracOrs, who given
n contract Of three miles Of the road drew their pay
the contractors smith and could, and abscOndel with
ont paving tie men, who, hearing ~ IT, tore down the
shauics seized tine and stores, and drove the
General Superintendent from the ground. They were
told that they would be paid for teir work but they
also demanded pay for the three DAYS OF the riot This
was refused and on request Of the Governor Gen Han
cock has sent orders 10 Fort Ripley for troops to duc
the riot proposed 20 arrest the rngeaers and pay
oft anu discLarsy tAu rest Of the men.
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The Attorney General Of Texas, Mr.. Alcy-
nndcr. d.cdca thlt persnn hodIng oliclnl pnsnn
nr suwcrcAMrrEM CONTEST.
The following is tie notice served upon the
Hmm j. ID ClmlLcll. nL unlnLLlon. Ohio. BY lno Hon.

Hon l.. d. Campbell. Hamilton, Ohio. by the Hon.
Robert c. schcnck;
Sfr, You qr, hereby no-ci and intend eca yonr
election ilr hIli Go -r % re lt t' It
sen tc o tha i Congress Dsttu OF Ohio, end 0n IL .i
rc TIE following hc ground JIol uh,h sla r ln I'D COPE
G 10 w That at cion hell 10 the township oi Je'trl, n the
1,grtv Of Noligrmcfr. S.fit 81 Ohio, within the
bounds Of .gid Go. rr-.,iold futdL a.. H4
G,, Of October. 4. J.. ELrh c..ot.nH afa
vrrr ca1id5trs fad Office me following rtmtd plo-. to0
I,Ic ol nantes q 5i5 illa - o. 20. A unI "no Hr .i
m 81 he UrteI WIZ tai tuius The rsT rrg
i eoa ten re,lis Of ueste Of Ohio and Of cad 'omy 81
Ao7irourr o 81 sid r-l ~ l'Crsu f 20 u''
DE. cce t. residing tg within it sr1ry sn"NA
a. tic National L ur for I5ai~l Noihir roll ~ aud "o
rs ID al rq.cs Pay qCaGci elections e. sah ecCi ou, de-
s, 90 vote .lat d iia SAIL rtr,s upon
IN, ,g A ie nils iH tbe .ad toslh1 Jefr.or oDl lille M
o were open the Ja. o Election lawful ballot e"1
u.ue
III MIN Congress Of tIIi STATE zach l d WHICH
rendered were the said JLigc, OF Election improperly aal
an ,v rejected irf o. Oh 10
A., ,os -,r me II SAL ,.luja R0uL.t g.
--Yl-r Is =.
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NJ. J. Pailard a. Co. of $50 Broadway have
musical bOyes almost the size Of ordinary pianos.
wi,.h, FOR harmony aud outward finish, unsuf-
passed. They have also supply at "chdrcns prices,
which are good Ia be- called toys. In addition, they
keep IA great variety OF other musical Instruments
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Eteioway & sons,

nArugAcrusxEs o. GRAND. seCIRE ,So UPsioHr
PIAN0EOHTEs.
Invite The attention the pablo to ht SPLENDID omeni r'n~
f,es at moderate prices OLD Psso taken in sEeSang. BVe ANS
forte warranted FOR i've ysas Illustrated catalogues mailed free on AZ
pioAaoD. "ARzaoos' SrE'S"A' NALL
40 hnl III Ess. Poareealh-st y. Z.
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isin Thing.


List week w, buy EeFYo We 70 not Intend beng Tr
t when we say BAIDw' Corr sol twelve oaand doa"
worth OF eo.hng Saturday lat ast over Dirt, ,h
yf1 m, - an 81 -an e. q. D. BALDwIS beads The bs1 u
reta / clotalets- Evening LIprss, Tuesday
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CONTROLLERS orr .E-DOCK BONDS
Controller Connolly received proposals yes
to-day afternoon Tor $4,000 Docs I'olds Of this
civ TO bear int crest at tho legal rate aud the principal
TO be- redeemed NOV. 1. 1.0 The following is the list Of
bi,.. received and rat.g offered:
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

NOMINATION IN TIE THIRD CONGRESS DISTRICT
MANCHESTER, Dec. 2S.-Thc Republican Con-
Nenuon Of the IIId Congress Dstr assembled to-day
ana nominated the Hon Aaron r. stoarus reduction
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Thnr. II. AgncM.

Tbo. r. Agrcyy corner ~ Grecrvich ard muaysa, hs'
choice assortment OF FAMILY goCgPiE. ncang fBAs SPICES Of
quality Iii, trrsaoriIs Place m N-Sn 10 ''
supplies Tor tic hOlla ,s.- Daily In1n-c Dee H.
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INSPECTORS OF ELECTIONS.

TRUTHFUL JAMES" or rA1rIANY HALL.
Ihc following statement, inspired by Mayor
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STATE or TIE UEATHER.
OFFICIAL REP0ET.

WEATHER ON WASHINGTON.
At7p m. Dee. q, the barometer stood 2340i and the
Thermometer 10 relative hunioi ty, e0OO wind west;
velocity Of wind, four miles per hour weather clear In
the afternoon ana lorious sunset, giving beautiful
hue 10 the snow and clouds.
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Coon sgwfs NACH>g Cltt8 he ih sci romoe he fe'h
ami h.ppps Of those a home ne GFOv BAKrR generally
lodged to best sewing A4ehle Tor am 49, saesro-
as Broadway
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winchester. UypopbOsphi'cs VII cure cos'Urros.
MlRRLED.

Wedding and Visiting Cords, Initial Starrng Sots P'ps
VIZ gvLaDEL, soss ~ FULToN-sl OLD JVTCs CaUHGA
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NEWS OF TIE WEEK.

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR this week is ready this
morning. ana contains, in addition to the general
of, i,n
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FIFTH PACE.
XLIst Congress - Third
Session.
Political.
Marriages and Deaths.
Announcements.
Grain. Provision. and
Other Markets.
n. y. Wholesale Prices
Of Country Produce.
Albany Live Stock Market
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Cotton Markets.
European Markets.
sINTH PAGE.
Christmas Carol.
Agricultural:
American Institute
Farmers Club.
Irrigation in Texas and
Mexico.
Monthly Report of the
Department Of Az
riCulture.
How a Colony Grows.
Montana Territory.
Horticulture aud Mar
kct Gardening.
Cream Of I he Farm
Journals.
Home Interests.
SEVENTH FACE.
Song.
Agricultural:
What Know Of Farm
Ing.
Farmers Advertisements.
Real Estate Advertise
Incnts.
Washington Sketches.
York Cattle Market.
EiGHTh PAGE.
Commercial Matters.
Boston Live stock Mar
kct.
nj ccllaueOus Advertise
mcnts.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS

FOR ,ALL Bt AL NEHblrN
ny mai, o. per year Tcru, cl.A p advance. Ad-
dIoss Iut TRIBUNE. NcN-lOrA.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

DOMESTIC MARkBTs -, -. 49,.
EswORLE,Ss Dec 22-Iour-Snpeine sni Done hI R,r.
snperpe IS $50 IS IS; Doabe bAtn, - va go foo
AZ l2ins6 o. Com qu wi;e anil l,lo~, % " - ~ =
s4q5c Bran Al 81 Hay-Pnne 81 ForA b. ~.
fr sides Ile Ham. lydg2c lari snni ere l4lei NJ
S.s anil pine 96lOc; M0lisss sc,iyei stock lght No-
mon 1CG5sc; Prime 5iGi5ci Choice &C. WHISKY siIss ~
CosePnne 7lql7.c BIcbAnge-seriag Dti newton SS"''
T, Ca Dee % Cotton Inactive and dropping, sales ~ "a 81
reoeipt, ga bales Mi.dlhss. ljf 4Ii- -, -. ,..-x
WiIarssTos Dec l3-Sp.r,s TuTertne tet1e hss n
2le % gallon 800 bbis rsrkd cosLf lfh ~ :. 81 -.
a. a., pl lover grades advanced; ssies 1000 bbs h o. ~
strained. and l. Tar NJ - D. Afa~e i"p.A'~
A 1U1 - ID No sales Of Cotton reported
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Spctial Noiices

6pctial Noiices
Musical Boxes.
JUST RECEIVED
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or
BEAUTIFUL SWISS MUsIC BOXES
INCLUDING ByERY STYLE At PRICES TO SUIT THB RH
SOURCES 0P ALI.
FANCY SURPRISE MUSICAL BOXES,
~ VARIOUS STYLES, AT TUR
MUSICAL BOX HEADQUARTERS
N. J. PAILLARD & Co.
Ne go BROADwAI
Musical Eo2cs.
Mr. HowA2D FoOrE vii or retail his =opesb stock Of
MUSICAL BOXES
REDUCED WHOLESALE PRICES.
DURING TIE HOLIDAYS.
i7,Da % Dc,rtorn-.t q nsaen.ln.
Bay Warnock * Co.'s
SEVEN DOLLAR HOLIDAY HAT.
Get GeuienSns Hat
$40 Broadway
Pure Confectionery.
OLD CHAMBERS-ST. CANDY MANDATORY.
RIDLEY & Co..
CORNER HUDSON AND CnAMBERs-ST.
CORNER FrFrHAvE. AND TwENrY,sIxrnsr
A%e Ga.e, ITs,',a,e Hpfeir, @
De- nbe ~ az = oeoe is So' for he purOe Of Gaming
s no the cene'Ay O AMI Ic so1
GsoReE rsrroS Recording Secretary.
sets OF Brooch and Ear-llings,
\ great variety Of As~ P1etA
'nOWARD & Co.
POS BrosdNsy between Seventeenth ssa 81 ,eeats-sts
LadieH' Furs.
Now 10 the une TO get BarpiHs
AtwAGSocK Co, SO Broadway.
Holiday Presents.
Chromcs S<roscopes Views Frames ami Album. e and m.s
uf.c,urcd by BAN ANTHONY Co. SOL Broadway S,r.Y.
opposite Metropolitan Hotel
Daring December we shall sell
DIAMONDS AND DIAMOND JEWfLRY
for the pr1e urrtncy hat tley worh 10 Cod
HOAAkD 4 Co,
as Boadsay. between Se,cue, NH and cht.eah "a,
Diamonds. Watches, aud Jcwclry,
Hehlhs AZ i'Aes1 Ptec@ bkO 4. ALLEN
SO BroaiNaV under 81 Aiclo4, iiotsl
FOR Sac.-A SET Of TIE UEBATEs Ollie Is, STATE cox q
TuuONAL CONVENTION. "a vols LIQUID 10 ubry Al L. ~,
$40 Address n. b., Box us Tribune Ole, "
. Diamonds aad Watches
bolsal an SOIL Gao. d.. AlL.l
40 Dfv~-Na, I11SI u. Al.lvas a. lI
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FIRST PAGE.
Editorial Notes.
The Troubles i'm Europe.
The Ninth Census.
Gen. Schcuck's Instruc
tlOuS.
IaWiessncss In Mississippi
a Double Murder an,
a Negro Lynched.
News of the Week do
nestle and FOreism.
Obituary.
SECOND PAGE.
Chri>tmaS-Tldr.
My Best CAristmas-BOx.
General Notes.
Tho Great Boston Pub
fishers.
New Publications:
Theodore ParbCr's Post
luminous Volume.
Advertisements.
THIRD FACE.
Battle Scenes:
Battle Of Beaunne-le-
ROtrOn.
The Battle near Orleans,
4 Paris newspaper during
the siege.
The Correspondence be-
tween Count MOltko
and Gen. IrUcLu.
German Cos zip.
Landing Of the Pilgrims.
FOUEru PACE.
Editorials:
The Christmas Days.
Louis Napoleon.
Georgia Election.
International Christian
-cieuce.
The Puritan Jubilee.
Doth Not Wisdom
Cryf"
Tac Kings Peace.
TIE Midland Railroad.
The Farmers Eeylew
OF $50.
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TIE STATE or TRADE
,,rpsr EUROPEAN MARKETS

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De Gray & Ellison,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-17

river shore where il is supposed he had a boat.
his tracks to which Point were distinctly marked
by his blood.
LAND SALEs.-Green & Wise, Real Eestate
Agents. have sold the farm of b. A. Grymes.
near Orange &. H., continuing 2,S acres of land
and improved by comfortable dwelling and
necessary out buildings, well fenced and water
ed, 10 Robert III. Hnkley. Of ThOmpkins county
\. Y, for ~ 500 one half cash. Also q small
farm of l. acres, near Guilford station, A. l.. &
II. IL. r., TO w. p. Smith, of Elk county Pa,
fer 500.
CNPRovoKED ATrACK.-A colored boy named
Simon Lee was without provocation attacked on
the corner of Duke and Fayette streets, Tues
day evening and severely hurt about the head
and face with the butt Of pistol, by an unknown
coiored man who said he had lately been dis
charged from the army. The assailant was
chased 10y crowd of colored men and boys down
Duke street. but he managed to elude the IN.
RAIDS ON THE Brown SHED-The wharf and
nearly all the large platform at what is known
ms the Brown Shed have been carried OF, since
that property was vacated by the Orange. Alex
andria and Manassas Railroad Company. by
plunderCrs to he used as fuel