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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-04
PUBLIC CHARITIES AND CORRECTION.

PUBLIC CHARITIES AND CORRECTION.
At the meeting Of the Commissioners Of
Public Charities and Correction yesterday long report
from the Sanitary Committee OF the Board Of Health.
the subject Of rcapsing feyer received IL treated
very fully Of this latest epidemic In all It's aspects bot
contained nothing with which the public i not already
familiar. DR.. Echeyerra reported that varl for the
special treatment Of reapsng fever vas no" ready for
occupation.
Communication from Dr. Stephen Smith, on tho sub
feet Of providing FOR the NagrabG SICK was hia on
file. The Superintendent ~ Public destruction a.
Albany informed Board that he had selected AndreH
Bergen M State punt Bind Al 4un. TtsOlHlion
was passed authorizing the President Of the Board TO
lease for five wears Nos and Eglthst fcr The use OF
the Free Labor and Intelligence Bureau the lease 70 CATO
frOm tie LIT Of April nest $3.50 .
The DepaItuctt obtains ia ice from ponds vhiI ts
own jurisdiction aud The labor " cutting aud housing Is
perform by inmates OF the Institutions. few days ago
the Of getting looked bad but now there
no apprehension. The quantity Ot rec annually con
sumed In tie various Institutions Of tho Department 10
1890 tuus. -
Dr. James Purcell has been appointed District Phys.
clan for the Fifth District comprising the Tenth ard
Fourteenth Wards vice DR.. Page, resigned.
The Warden Of the Lunatic Asylum reported ne con
sumption Of gas there for the month Of February " be
81 800 cubic feet.
The monthly report OF the Superintendent Of the Free
Labor and Intelligence Bureau gives these figures; Men
required, l3O required 2,l2i; men applying tL:
women applying 1881; situations procured Tor men, NV
situations procured for women. Liza
The Secretary reported the receipt or sV&l 81 from
Feb Is March inclusive. follows On account on
the Institutions, si2Si IS; general appropriation from
the COntroer-remainder OF requisOn for tJO,O0 90
cOrding 10 resolution Of Jan. 8, 1870, 100000.
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ALLEGED MURDERoUs ASSAULT

On Saturday evening last, Louis Prick. a
German age about 40 years. residing at No 50 Division
st. and for many years past employed a checker OF
baggage at Castle Garden, entered the Office Of Dr. WD.
SHINE at No. 20 Greenwch-st, bleeding from the right
ear and from a wound inst above It, Dr. Shine made an
examinations and found That the skull had been fractured.
apparently with blunt instrument He stated tEat
while standing tho Castle Garden pier he had been
struck accidentally by piece OF lead attached o. a
heayng line thrown by Of tho crew or stcanhJas
approaching pier. His wound Was dressed, ana bs
Was sent home He became derous, and there were
strong Indications that he would die DR.. shine caled ~
Castle Garden and made inquiries relative 10 the anAr
He was assured that the statement OF Prick was untrue
In every particular he bad not been seen 90 tstS
Garden since p. the day on which he was lDured-
IL was conectured then that he had become engaged ID
difficulty with some unknown person, ahd laI oefh
struck with sluugshOt or other blunt weapon lese,
day. Frick died at his residence Coroner Flynn VI"
investigate the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-04
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

On motion of Mr.. WILSON (Rep., MINI the
sioux Reservation in Minnesota to the first Of March,
1871. to make proof and payment on their claims was
taken from the Speakers fable and passed.
Mr.. GRIswOLD dem, N. " offered resolution In
struciing the Committee OF Ways and Means TO inquire
nne Lave 1s 10 place the Of on the free
list EXEMPT RON LAX persons engaged In quarry
no COL BAKERS VICTORY.
Mr.. HEATON lRep, n CD offered ike resolution for
decided reduction In the rate OF taxation the dist
lation OF brandy exclusively from grapes peaches and
MIR INGERsoLL Rep III asked leave to offer a re 90
luton calling the Secretary Of the Interior for copies
OF all papers referring to the late of Piogan
Mr.. STEVENSON Rop.. ohlo) objected
Mr. iNGERsoLIc-I would like TO know what tribe the
gentleman belongs TO.
M sTEvENsON-I objected because the gentleman
assumed there has been massacre.
Mr. INGERSOLlr-I think have right 20 assume IL.
Mr. STEVENSON-Then have right TO object.
The bill reported In the morning hour yesterday by
Mr. IngersOll for grant OF Lands for railroad from st.
James, No. TO Little Rock Ark, came mp. and after
yaons amendments, was referred TO tho Committee ON
Mr. WOOD Dem. ~ ", from the Committee on For.
egn Affairs, reported bill 10 regulate InerOceanic tele
graph communication with foreign countries Ordered
To be printed and recOnmitted.
THE NEW. YORK AND WASHINGTON AIRLINE HALLWAY.
Mr. lNGERs0lI. from the Committee on Roads and
tary aud postal railway from Washington to Ncw-York
The bill having been read at length, Mr.. WOOD Dem,
put upon It's passage now bill that had occupied half
the bill were not disposed OF to day. II would go over
and continue TO be the business OF tho morning hour until
finally disposed Of.
The SPEAKER replied In the Affirmative.
Mr. cox Dem, n - inquired on what principle the
incorpOratOrs named In the bin had been selected.
Mr. INGEISOlI said that 10 was ON the principle OF
selecting men OF capabllity and integrity To discharge
public trusts, and thar they not any parGu:
lar locality lie had no objection 10 reasonable debate
but the subject had been discussed ast Congress and
bill substantially the same had been passed by the House
Mr.. KERR hoped the bill would be allowed 10 90 over
until the morning hour on Tuesday It was burlesqne
on legislation TO undertake to pass such bill after half
all hours discussion IL involved many Of the most
portant questions touching the powers OF the Govern
uent and 10 would be mOnHtrOus to rush 10 through
Mr.. INGERSOLL submitted that he was not disposed
10 rush nything through, nor would II be burlesqno
legislation do 80. Tho power proposed To be
eTcsed Congress In this bill had been exercised before
Mr.. SWAMI dem, dl-l appeal 10 tho gentlemen to
give Va an opportunity 10 10 heard aud " Tx DAP
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y, 49,. n.,..nnsin. nrinted at Milwankee.

oxpnip that the object Of printing the Message OF 'no
Governor of Wisconsin III various languages IS not 10 r
der the document ineligible to resident ~, who
foreign birth but to accommodate Those q,
wish Ia send 10 their friends abroad An n t "a
v, ,ho ndiiion nnd resources OF the state ihH ,,h.
snnnosed viii stimulate emigration 80 u inlzni ,sSn
N,Isaye were written with that pOnt III view, ~, tho
nn, Jtstributed even 10 the four corners W ~.
wor6 But the first condition is imposs,ee' i,,,sI.
second II would seem, Is equally so lor & translated
-, M that after the Message has peeh 'ts.J
and nut 10 press In the different languages - ~ sa
"hont the lumber rooms Of the CapO' ls,a.i rrn
Ssrs tLe robbery as patent rs II Is hagrahL What
rason why Governments cannot he econOmSs, ,r,,uy
~ 6o ra,1uae OF this inevitable leak IN pubc e.,Icns
,is mn.t discouraging feature Of political We
whether they may be monarchieal or rpuois and tho
suppose that every year. IN the dnerent wasted Ia
N,,innnl administrations, money ehOuAh ar for six-
carTV them ON economically for four ySarn,edyi 10
What il the remedy Tor thist Or Is theto innrmityf
the evil lncOrrlgible Ian ih'ldthI VI w."
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CONCERNING BUTLER, wHITTEMoRE, AND THE
NEWSPAPERS,

To-day it is matter Of conviction that
WhittemOre would have escaped with Teprimand, II he
had accepted Buffers proposition defend him. but
had instead confessed his fault attributed II TO belief
that he acting according TO usage and really took
the money TO benefit his district But when the greatest
criminal lawyer Of the age" speaking for Mr. White
more ar gued openly the floor Congress that mem.
vided they aid put the money INTO their pockets
IL a little too much for the House to endure even
from Butler and when the verdict came 1t
dered quite much against the lawyer against his
client.
Added TO his laundering his law points and hs par
amentary law, the laundering attack he made upon
the press To begin with, the paragraph OF which Butler
complained was written by Sidney Andrews, CORE
spOndent whose character for honesty integrity
Congressman unless Buffers estimate Of himself be
ceived true, which 1t viii not be, at least among his
acquantanccs In the next place Butler not named
in the paragraph and the writer Of asserts that Butler
not in his mind when he wrote it. In the third
place not single who has been named plicated
In the buying of Congressman has any newspaper
ton whatever And while Buffers furious onslaught
sounded well for the moment and was highly enjoyed by
members who not rated by the press at their
standard. little Inquiry 10 the real merit Of the
blow Butler had dealt revealed the fact that
Even those who hoped he had hurt somebody in the
press admitted this Even Gen Butler himself found lie
had gone too far IN deUOuncDR whole profession, and
powerful one he changed what he did say INTO what
he did not utter ans instead VI allowing the report 10
stand In The GLOBE II there Is thing earth hold
myself superior 10, IL the newspapers he caused II 10
be printed In this hightOned form: III there IL one
thing earth superior to, 1t " the ISLANDERS Of the
newspapers" lGen BOyntOn, In Cincinnati Gazette.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-04
THE BRADLEY-JoHssoY BOND RogEpy

In the Court OF General Sessions yesterdav.
before Recorder Hackett the case was called n, s,or
Df@uley ana Barton NJ. johnson, jointly Indicted for
grahn larceny, In stealing Nov O. 1863 ses IN m
United states bonds from the firm OF Morrison q Co AZ
Broadway,
motion was made by the defense for separate trial.,
hhch was granted and Jerome Bradley wa. brought IN
o var Nf Thomas a. Morrison testified thar the
apoEe named amount Of bonds contained In a Tin ho.
on the morning Of Nov O. 1863 had besn taken .z hI,
On Ie savings Bank and were carried bis oaec %
remove the coupons that after removing the latter ana
making some entries IN the firm books az 10 numbers q,
ne oonds Dc replaced TIE papers Ia the tan box Intend
boy on Inc con,cr 81 ~ on tna' ne deposited tbs
moment, and that on bIs return the box was gone
Phnp Farley detective officer, who arrested Jerome
bonds In the prisoners possession Beng asked nv tLs
counsel where he got his information as 10 the place
where some OF the stolen property was 20 be- found,
refused 10 answer on the ground that h. dd not think Il
necessary to disclose BIG professional way Of receivng
ton was proper. nasmuch IA the professional capacity
OF the detective had ended lie then said lac received In
The DistrictAttorney then called Barton NJ johnson
10 the witness stand and stated that having become con
WINGED from thorough examination OF the case that
NJ johnson was innocent ~ the larceny and had acted
merely as an instrument in The hands Of Rradcy he
wished to enter mol proequi his favor witness
being examined, stated that vas booRkccper In tho
employ OF X NJ Fdnkhaiser that he had collected loan,
on bonds gwen HIM by Bradley that purpose and IhaI
he was not aware these bonds stolen. The counsel
Tor The defense in the cIosseTamination asked whether
Tue DlstrlctAuorney held out any ndncems9t 10 John
son 10 appear witness against Brady, which ected
vey deDale between the prosecution and Tue defense
JUhnsOn's testimony went 20 show that De had ne
gotiaed loans seven Jonds aud had done three
knowing that they Irregular but did not know that
they stolen.
Mr.. Herbert was next called by the District Attorney
which caused another lengthy argument between com
ses Mr. Herbert being 81 the legal advisers Of John
SOD and also attorney for Bradley IN lawsuit pending
before the Supreme Court. The defense argued mat
lawyer employed former occasion by accused
could not testify against his client. and cited several
cases in chancery ~ support Of his position. Tho
was adjourned until to-day.
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YACHTING NOTES.

On Monday evening next the election OF OH
GERS for the Atlantic Club OF Brooklyn Will DO held AZ
the Club-rooms, Montague-st
The following were chosen recently officers OF 'n'
Oceanic Club ot Jersey City: Commodore Geo r, snsa
man. Yirp.C pmiuoiore. K ;. simpson; Rear Compo
Yora Dewitt Beardsey: Secretary benjamin byloh'
Treasurer John Newman sdngnister, WI. ~. nssx
Ton Weasnrer lame, snelgroye. There are three new
Yachts i'm course OF construction by memucs o. 49,,
Cub and when completed, the heet VAL huhD, No..
,a'Is Clubhouse has been erected Tor TIE otS"niA
ton al the foot Of Van Norsf'sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-04

In the early and innocent days Of Mr.. Andy
JohnsOn's Presidential career, a manufacturer In Am
herS n. H., was moved 10 present to Mr.. Andy most
beautiful whip with exqustely carved ivory handle
the whole article TO be worth sOO But before this charm
ing gift finished Mr. Johnson began that series OF
circular tanrums with which this unfortunate country
is but too famiar aud indulgence IN these eccen
trcites the President the love Of his New.lIamp
shire admrer who felt more inclined 10 lay the whip
Mr. Andy's back than 10 put IL INTO his hand Con
sequeny the said whip remains with the original owner,
who can, IL would ~ a relieve hs feelings present
~ Gen, Grant.
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One Of the most celebrated French landsSa W.

One of the most celebrated French .'nn p'r,,
painters lives in the country. some a, terms
Being OF social disposition. he Is w 'u Mn and Who
with the peasantry who very PrSGaS to examine and
make point , n 81 ys HAVING one Of his S ar
pieces he ordered frame for AM, iS sdas the pasture
rived respendent win eatNs An tne studio. sone dsy
AFTER SSs an old % see S. hSS als
getting Oh. fe stood long sD1 d wise look upon n,'
picture Mss do you Ike my pctare sI sSt made
The old fellow shook his head Sos he encoan.esea
reply ba' if who asked him what he r. asked
husbands picture Did he really sa replied Madame
.pp me frame the Frame he did no. ,r,n, PARIS
heT "cerany not. the Tram" r"ry sood pictures bus
An, thought 50. lie inskos ~
lnaw ha didn't make shSS nAssss
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abie issa '' ~ V"F.~'' wv '"''' "''r~
,os,a Ts,, copy Of these resolutions be lasr..d u.
The resolutions were adopted.
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DIED.

BARKER-on Friday, Jan. H. amer short but severe
iIncss John l. Barker. aged ~ years, month and
The emains wero taken to Cypress Hns Cemetery
Tor intcrmcnt.
:. BLAkE.-0n sunday Jan 10, Mrs Mary Blake, OF
l,cr friends requested 10 attend her funeral from
- on Tncsday, 18Th inst M2o'cocs p VI.
r. n39NoVAN1on SUNDAY morning. jan Is. At her late
lals Cornelius Donovan aged ~ years and months.
Inc fenGs OF the family aud those OF her sons. Chas
10 attend her funeral at ST. Marys Church, on tuesday
mfE i1i tdlOA o'clock: No carriages allowed.
infant son OF Gen. William O. aud Auule s. Hyer aged
Funeral nom his fathers res dence 10Th st., and Har
lem RIVER. az O'Clock THIS Monday Wtcrnoon.
KENNEDY Al Fordham, on SUNDAY. Jan. "a, Eliza
jane wife OF william Kennedy, aged % ycars and 10
The relatives and friends are invited TO attend tho
FUNERAL on Tuetday, Jan - at nv O'Clock A. NJ from
IANE.-At hs residence, 81 Adciphi It,. Drooklyn on
saturday. Jan. 10. Josiah A. Lane, tho 7gh wear OF
Funeral on Tucsday. 18th inst at O'Clock from the
pstsn church o!ermont Az near Myrtle
MaeDoueil, witc OF r. mcdonnell, aged 90 year,,
The ianerai WI take place rro her late residence.
,MoElRoY..on sunday morning. Jan. 10. Margaret
Mctlroy, aged 81 yea-s and month";
her father. VIM BOYD. are invited TO attend the unera
today Monday a. o'clock. from her late residence
sUYDAM.-in this city, on SUNDAY Annie NJ. suydam
wire OF john suydan, and daughter OF the late John
The friends Of the family are requested to attend the
funeral, At Marks Church. 10th st.. I'd av on
Tuesday. jan Is, AZ IL O'Clock A NJ, without further
wARD.-on Sunday, Jan. 10. of scarlet fever, Mary
illsn the beloved daughter OF Nike and Mary Ann
The friends OF the family respectfully Invited
attend the funeral nom the reedence OF her parents
no TO stagg IT.. Brooklyn r. d, to-day Monday at
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SATURDAY. Jan. l5.-FL0UR AND MEAL-Better
de na1d In ali low AIDES OF -four, with an upward
t"latncy, although not etp clauy oHoyaat OF atH We
suci - grades about 400 bDs inciniiaY state and
Weston supefs 81 5J8f4l0 do extras - 9ss Is IS ;
d. trade and family OfaI ~, tsh0a - 81 shipping and
family extra, toss Is. Rye hour Ahd q very
dun Buckwheat hOur lower at e. zoo falO reT no bA
buHnRfbs- Cotton nrmcr NJ l5b Tor middhng nplaf1,
out closed quiet, Petroleum Drmi refined Sl9Slae
cruh, IN bulk, d.@l6&r. Naval stores steady spur.
rs taTpenune &c. strained roeln, &C. Whisky
lowci, S.c. Taliow duh, 9.9lO&c FTclghts du !
ant hm' wheat 10 Liverpool, ystean, sd, cot
oaocI9IEs- very quiet lido, leHeaHe,, Rec
qnet hohsseE steady. prime New Orleans sNld az ~
@Nc Sugars IN TAR demand fair refining l0AcI good
grocery, hdCi best yiushed, IKE.
en- ~ wheat IN hetteI demand aud closed nrmer /
sales 'N%@brsh ~ y l2Stl i5A tor No. epr ny IN
store md Anoat, Sl2i for AnOor winter N store and
Austl az Tor while. Corn father ulSettled sales 81
600 ogsh nt soGylc, for soft 70 pIime new Western
mhsd sontheTn, and VHe@tlOi for new yellow Jcr,
barley malt quiet but steady Oats active and hriDer
sales 500 gush at S7Sjve for Western and Jersey aud
6IGU.c. fol State,
fiDvIsIoSs-Pork a shade nrmer on the spot, but
quiet saos $50 bDis at tiSts Tor mess and SO 40
Tor miiDe also. 100 bbls, MeseIn meas for March
81 Dst8 Beef OF all kinds quiet Cut meats steady,
Wdh tales OF brne picked hams, l5Atl5Hc bellies,
ltc. Bacon dull and heavy, Lara dull and heavy No
o prime Western steam, loi0 l0kc. and lSsi6Io for
city. with bnsIcely Any tlinx doing Ou reduced
the & bds. and bOldrrs would not give vay, dressed
hogs heavy At l@iIAc ior city. butter cheese, aud
esss unchanged.
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HtRD bFECHER,s $4,000.

Thankfully Dcciiued-Bu on second Thought
ih' wizard Of Brooklyn Heights will
THINK of 1.-THE Trustees Excited.
Previous to the singing of the second hymn,
and after a few remarks relative to the progress
that lac had made in bis New Years calls tho Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher nstonished the worshippers
In the Plymouth Tabernacle, yesterday, by saying {:
- meant 10 have said something. but hardly know
what TO say l received no official notice. and oulv
knew 90 ridaN what the papers said, and what tew
ltends told about the action Of tue trustees OF this
church toward myself on 1hnnday evening. When 1
nave something - say, generally aOle to say II
but confess on this OCCASION cannot md words 10
express my gratitude to you"
Here the reverend gentleman was so deeply affect
cd that lie was unable to proceed. After q while he
continued:
81 am os much gratlnci "a II ! had received the
amount voted mo twice over, hut ntcnd TO submit
tnc matter afain 10 the tru their era
Inn, Which acton VIII think, aivaace the cause Of
Nigioa, aud OF this ChurCh."
At this moment a gentleman in one of the front
seats cried cut, mo, mol" tDeop commouou)
II ala deeply moved and mono the lcss 30 because 1
an compelled to decline our generosity"
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THE PRIM4 DoNNA's ELOPEMEyr.

Tic Newest Kind of Picture In Jefferson
MARKET Police Court-Thc Flower Of the
EussiUs Before Justice ShandIcy.
\ gentleman Of rather distinguished bearing,
clothed IN y'Vcl cut 10 the approved Russian Court
ST. le, answering to the euphoneous name OF Dimtri
ArruieI slavinsky, and who Is the manager OF the
Grand Russian Opera Troupe. appeared before
Justice STANDBY against charming and accomplish
cd young woman whose name Is Nadssd, Levatiskea
She was prima donna in the troupe, aud was q con-
ddmt OF the complainant. lie had entrusted her
with large sums OF money which she carried about
her person IN a belt. About three weeks ago. tho
mi nag,r missed his prima donna and ti3OO. On In.
quiry he learned that she had elopcd with Young
Russian of the name Of Ro-asinl, a member Of tho
Cars stan Of honor, TO whom, during her absence
she was married. On Saturday, the happy pair re-.
turned from their honeymoon, and Onlccr Bremen
arrested them at az East Twenty first street jus.
uev STANDBY htld Tie charming prima donna In
SaNn oal aud set tae examination down for Feb 4,
AZ ~ A. NJ The husband deposited $4,000 in L nltcd
ate bouds Tor his wiie's appearance.
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Drp 9ooss
JAMES McCREERY e. CO.,
BROADWAY AND nTH ST.
FAVE MADE
UNPRECEDENTED REDUCTIONS
IN THEIR
ENTIRE STOCK.
PREPARATORY TO TAKING THEIR sEMLANNUAL
INVENTORY.
FANCY SILKS AT N.2s.
Reduced nom 81.
VERY RICH WHITE SILKS,
WITH CoLORED sArIN STRIPES, FOR EVENING
DRESSES, AT t9.5o, Reduced from $3.50.
DITTO % INCHES WIDE, ".
Reduced ron g.
RICH BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS,
At els, H.S1H, si.s', aud SIS, TO THE FINEST
IMPORTED.
AFULL LINE OF
ELEGANT DRESS sATINs,
IN ALL The NEW SHADES.
DRESS GOODS.
ALL-woOL EMPRESS CLOTHS, Soc.
REDUCED FROM 7oc.
SCOTCH WATERPROOF w1NCEYs, boe.,
REDUCED FROM o..
ALL-wooL PLAIDs. NEW DESIGNS.
REDUCED 30 PER CENT.
SILK WARP FRENCH PoP1INs, 55c.
REDUCED FROM ti.2s.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
LARGE LOT OF
81 BLEAcHED DAMAsKs, Coo.
REDUCED FROM 15c
LARGE LOT OF
~ BLEACnED DAMAsKs, SOC,
REDUCED FROM o.
LARGE LOT OF
~ DLEACHED DANAsRs, very nne.
si REDUCED FROM ti.25
IS NAPKINS. si.25 PER DOZEN.
81 BARNsLEY LINEN sHEETING,
Ooc, REDUCED FROM sOc
~ BARSsIEY LINES sHEETING
SOC. REDUCED FROM o..
lo4 DARNsLEY LINEN snEETING,
H.i2H, REDUCED FROM u.97H.
ALSO, A GREAT REDUCTION IN
TOWELS AND TowELLING
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
DOMESTIC sHEETINGs AND sHIRrINGs,
IN ALL THE POPULAR MAKE,
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
CIoAKs
BLACK VELVET CLoAKs.
FROM tO TO 400.
OrERA CLOAKs, AT els AND eco.
CLOTH CLoAKs AT sis eco, AND sA
REDUCED FROM 80 AND $50.
ETsNINE AND MINK SETS
REDUCED % PER CENT.
LADIES TUCKED SKIRTS. %
LADIES' NIGHT DRESSES. ......................2 90
LADIES CHEMlSES.. .u...........".............. -
LADIES DRAWERS. 70
CHILDRENs CLoAKs AND DRESSES
AT LESS THAN oNE.HALF THEIR ORIGINAL
COST
JAMES McCREERY q CO.,
BROADWAY AND nth ST.
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ArriN~d-sUEDAy. jan 10
steamship Europa. glasgow. nldse. and pass
Aealuslp Geo Cromwell Now orleans, tndse and nass
pass ~
Steamship Fairhants Wilmington, v c, naval stores
Steamship BrunctL Philadelphia, mdne. and pass.
hteamshp satAgossa, Charle.ton, mdsc and pass
steamship Niagara, Rchmon /, m1se. aud pass.
Steamship ErancOnia Portland, mdso and pass.
steamship wamsutta, New Bedford, mdsc and PASS.
Steamship Ellen Terry, Newbern O., naval stores
ship Npvoo Rather. aste llinare mdsc.
lark Minerva, Newcastle, Eng, mdse
brig q. Blanchard, Rio Jancro, coffee
Brig kenner, Rio Grandc do sui, hides &c,
Also. the usuai tlver ana wise vcssels.
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" for common 10 prime. Hos were auiet and un.
chtnged OF the ~ car loedH rccsfvea awerc sbippcd
al,St " saugterers ngt cars ani these were sold
Etollowti 10 good Ohio hogs N rs av, at Toe, ia
ialT 90, lSt Ms NtatShc and IN do. t2 ms. av., ut
t'fl. u lUJ ms. DIe eyd hogs co ntlnue heavy with
saltt OF western at ua@i and OF city At l2il2Ic,