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New-York tribune., 1871-12-12
NITIONAL BOARD OF TRADE.

ST. LOUIS, NO., Dec. 11.-The National Board
of Trade closed s session in this city to-day Mr. Wright
Of Chicago offered report from tho Committee on Ware
house Receipts mcmoriazing the State Legislatures to
issuing or negotiating Of spurious warehouse receipts
protect holders OF property covered by sucn receipts
and make warehouse receipts negouaDe ike otner COLL
Mr. sess Of NewYork the following from
the Board Of Trade Of that city, which was referred to
the Executive Committee to report upon 2e1t year
s' Ct %'ss e o:s S::
pIohS,s1T sI .,., .aon,ed raouestiue
Congress give early attention to the enactment Of ~
necessary give practical effect to that part Of the
Sa
ns a
tie working expenses Of the Government and provision
S5 LIMITED asns d Ss sssss 1sS tho
Weatherill Of philadelphia submitted report from
Il that the restrictions Is wines DIS
titled spirits be removed; that tho privileges Of reshp-
sn ss
city Of Mobile, Ala BE- included the provisions Of the
cusssd, on resolution from the Phadelphs CONNER;
Mr. atSn:on of a0s Boston submitted substitute
o
from the Of the &C., a. se
ivey gold coin and for an amounts thu: iss9sd to
withdrsT and cape! equal amounts Of ''s'isender
to specis ss psyment By Government Adophas Meier
pedsmDtion IL coin Of ali Iegatender and National Bank
notes BY tho I'D Of January. 1874.
coacrsss E 20 direct the reds%pon Of ssssudsr
Sseds S.sss ssioo per cent interest," the bonds pay
~" After long debate, which continued through the
morning. NJ Cook'of Cincinnati read . resolution In
favor Of steady and gradual contraction ct tho rate Of
three per and HaouS
was adopted substitute for oil the other propositions
0eGre M Fox sSe Of g. Louis oered which was
unanimously adopted asking tho Pre1denf Secretary
ana '9Sn 10 send meeting tho
Board Of Eade at ottawa tho 11th Of January. in
accordance with the iovItation extended Tho Conveu-
At the AFTERNOON session tn objects Of International
coinage and decimal measure watering OF stock and tbe
Natiooal bankrupt aw, were continued until tho next
The next subject discussed revision Of the tariff
Mr. Popes presented resolution from the Boston board
pude such revision Of tho tATtR On tn-
lures Of the Goverument. check monopoly and 70
sSrssTs g s.ss sSe mutually exchange Of
nroets between the United Staes aud other nations
s,a sS .Soye MI a. sotcc2 native innrtry Sy cheap
snug the seeearcs and eonfo,ts Of lie to most VI our
pfci NJ iue orrr the sol.o~,ns o. an addition to n.
auud that, revlon OF the said ar1 tho
s.t OF prOduetiO TO ths country IA the practical sub
jecf iur consideration which was accepted sy NJ
IT.. rayke Of New-York tho2ht protection fallary.
and Injurious To the whole county He woult vote TOR
We amsmd%snt. M Atkinson q Boston objected to
the rvsoution ss not heing huidci"atH dehuie. He
sa,ss TSas ,rs .SssI 10 s.ss vses.y H. s-.1
,s. ~ es:s lssa rsss .L ~ ha po.sb in,sr~ns xh
Is u as resse 'si 'A'' vhr' "s"s eAs pr"s b.
Hs. VSIsssu Of Palsiylpul'. strousI d:teRiA tho
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12


BILDWINA Yonkers n T., Sunday morning Dec 10 Ba2
wn m the late Rbe0ssr Baldwin In the S7h year Of
bis
The nsads Of tho m respectfully Invited 70 sttecd the funeral
services residence Balwnplsce Tuesday aernoos,
aa3o O'Clock Carriages viii bs In waiting % The av1 NE
which leaves the Thirtsth-s depot at lao o'clock n
IN PHILADELPHIA on rhar'd'y Dec Rev. with.
funeral u take place from s4 FnIadepn On tas
18th inst. as u o'clock
DAvBNPORT-In Brosilyn T. Moody Dee II ne Hagsr:
ina illness Csdv wife Of VIM Davenport Of Brookp
daughter late Benjamin r. and Mary H. Pecihan formerly
Westerly, R.L
Notice Of faneral hereafter.
PIcKRy-At Wet His Long Island Sunday 10th ins Elizabeth,
Of Richard Neken and daughter of the hte John Hitchcock
The res md fuds respectfully attend the ssI
Wednessy the the residence Of yohn
West Hills and from the Pesbytesn Church a. hess
Parns n T., on Tharsday l4th inst, at II o'clock q Ne
GAYNOR Jobs Saturday Dec John oAs
The relatives family invited To attend the fsnersl
Thursday Dec H. ocloc hom bic residence ~ Haa Ssven;
teen ind Sc Aons Church rwelfh where solemn mas and
requiem win be offered
Richnoad. Va. papers please copy
HAws-On Sunday Dec TO- Robert t. youngest Of the late s. IL
The friends family respectfully invited sesi
18th inst TIE rsiJsaos
Of bis mother, LA 8ass Thirty .ninthst
HGBEE-suddenl Sunday morning. Dec TO- the Rev Edward
Trinity Chapel Twenty zst. wednssi.y
l3h Inst, at EC p M
srRYKER-At Husuenot L. Dec H. Rev sste the 7esA
T6s relatives friends family clergy Invited
his sners Wednesday afternoon at ocoe from the Refosd
Church Hugusno Staten Island Carriages will be 10 waiting The
arrival tho train leaving Staten Island Ferry foot Of Whteht
at IL O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12
APPOINTMENTS AND CONTRADICTIONS
APPOINTMENTS.

APPOINTMENTS.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Dec 1.-THE President
sent the following nominations to the Senate today
Pent Of Vermont Consul at Mshs Leycheo lslanda
A. H. Rawlings Of Arkansa ResNe OF Land Omcs a. Caman
Alfred E. Shannon Nevad Register Of Land Once Austin New
John Illinois, Second Assistant Postmaster General
Orlando 7 tt Le,eher Postmaster se = = B Bran Ohio n.
Prsncis A. Shumway. Postmaster at West klDnSy Com .
Mchde superintendent Of United States Assy 0@ce st
william D. Hughes Clerk Boise CITY Idaho
Charles A. Marine. Assayer, Boise City, Idaho.
Robert Andrews Meter anl Rener Branch Mns at Carson City
Nevada.
shh Waters Internal Revenue Third District Of Tennessee
Edwari Bradford Tbitei States District Jnge for Delaware
Dr. Ry Nev for the Indians Of the Upper Platte Agency
Whssons.
COMBINATIONS
WASHINGTON, De6. IL The Senate in
Executive session to-day confirmed the following nomt
Frederick Watts Commisonr Of Aculture
Praus Walker Massachusetts, Comm Of Indian AnAra
David Armstrong q NevYork a consatGsnersl ,t Rome
McDouga Of NwYOrk Dundee Josiah Lucas Of Illinois at
Che Poo .
Pennsvsnia H. Wallis NewJerseyi Irving Todd
Of I'D District Of Minnesota George A. King for Nevada
M6xantousCha Cheney 70 be Solicitor Of Internal Revenue
Sound Washington Ter.ory George A. e be Collector Of Gus
for Alaska Teno Euari Ia Favour to be Appraser Of
Merchaniss Detroit Eugene A. Fsks Of Msssachuses 70 be
GI; a Claim: IN l. Gsusr, u Land and
ss;''i p; T.s; ' s..S Rc. .
Supreme James K.au. Marshal for the
Eastern District Peunuvans James Neville b United States
Attorney Nebrka George Andrew b. Attorney for The Eastern
District william Spence Be Marshal for the Middle Dir
f''' m" s:. .s1. Assembly sss pe. ~
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12
THE DANGERS OF FoURTH-AvE. - REMEDIES
PROPOSED.

THE DANGERS OF FOURTH-AvE. - REMEDIES
PROPOSED.
Aldermen Mitchell, Plunkitt, and Reilly, the
Special Committee to regulate the speed Of trains on
Fourhavc the Executive Committee Of the Nineteenth
Ward Railroad Reform Association, headed BY John
McCoo, Prcsidont several members Of tho East Side
Association, headed by Robert Edwards W. Wander
b and other citizens interested met yesterday In the
Adermanie Chamber to discuss the question Of the rail-
road on Fourthave above Forty st. Mr. Mcvai,
Secretary Of the Nineteenth Ward Railroad Reform Asso
catoD, spoke OF the necessity of REFORM owing TO the
loss Of e depreciation Of property and total disregard
of the rights Of the people, He cited the various city
ordinances and tho charters under which the Company
occupied tho avenue, and showed that there
dtions which the Company consented to observe which
the people now demand should be enforced. Ono of
these conditions that II at any time the railway should
the roy
feet below the present grade spsoo thss formed to
be nclosed and protected and crossed BY series OF IRON
bridges. He would Hve tho Company SIX tracks nom
Fortyeighh to Fifty tbrds and four tracks thence TO
Hasem River. Carrying out this design would compel
soH q s and
oo " %h the
mittee of Aldermen and also with tho railway people.
oa
litigation, and Wonld be- glad to conciHate-to sompfom
s The ss sGs wo
property was beneated by the contemplated improve
ment ne-thrd and the Company 0ne-third
W. II. Vanderbilt said no was much pleased with the
manner in which the question was treated and was glad
Railroad Company he continued, the importance OF
the question. and is ready and willing to meet ae u
any committee interested as to providing remedy for
the existing evils 1t has been impOrtuned from time to
but without the privilege to lay two addi
ona tracks From 35 900 to 5000 people 90 In and out
increase Of 10000 before ten years. and over 100000 Of
people affected by this measure hope nothing VIII
the people, II will not be necessary for MI. McCoo to
spend ono dollar. The road has been spoken OF as
mpertiaily give his opinion its working it will be
that 1t compare with any in the world admit that
t Ia time that change made and to effect this can
say the Company will do all In s power to work har.
mOniOusly with the citizens. . 49, .
It was then agreed that committees Of the Nineteenth
Ward Association and East Side Association DO ap-
pointed to confer with the Special Committee OF Alder
men and the Railway Managers, and to report at an
early day
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12

he Iesd Of Tat Dspsr.es prvvess p.eass ~ l y,
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ss ss;s ess' S an: = ~: : is a:,s
ss .s.ssss & ssns' i Z: s:t @ ss:s @
Mi ,.i p%%Es ssp, Ms.: sSlnt that sAs. ,ssela
ton should 60 to the Committee Of tho Whole On the
st:ss H. Gs s. S1fs gentleman Objects NOV. to
pe%aG %l m 1ss1YsaRD sas sp renn1no.. tn. ssntom.n
propose to prcss such resolution that without CIV.
fng tho Houso an opportunity either 70 debate Il or
wa 5p s.s. sGs n: s1ss,;
in his their power to smother itby reference to COM
NJ: D4.wEs-what doe. the ssntlAm.n call an "non-
Mr.. wooD-1 want vote on the resolution; there:
MI: MAYNARD WIN the gentleman allow tho .ssolu-
Mr.: wo0D-I am willing and desirous to havstit de-
bated provided We can have honest and Abersl do
Mr: MA,Y,NARD-Then 1t should 90 to thecommittee
Mr. WooPII propose to nave q fair vote now
resolution not pertinent 70 the legislative proceedings
~ party ones ess
~ i, sssr of to 0'
The vote was taken and tho motion to suspend the
rules en s:nn Sss ia. the frs.
Of the resolution heresy to Pennsyvana and that
therefore, nc and his Democratic colleagues had voted
against IT. but that the rest OF 1t was sound DemocretiO
doctrine.
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s:sse!ss. ,.s.. to info" y,
dy = s.ss
oys :sss ..ea st ,A:
e. Of serre a'o, employed by .M
ars % vi. . a'
whether ss travelling contingent szpsnsss fees nOees
Mr. GARFIELD Rep, ohio) from the Committee on
supply tho deficiencies for taking tue ninth census
LOOKING TO THE ANNEXATION OF CANADA AND MEXICO.
Mr. CAMPBELL Dem, 0hiol asked leave TO oner tno
That with 'e~ ns,s which nay tend d.a6
S s I & d
4. The .nn.,On Of
BHNKs .nGnS sb,ns Ss
@ e m tine ne oSis0tsS to on ha
Mr.. BINGHAM CRep Ohio)-I object to Its introduc-
Mr.. CAMPBELL wished to move to suspend the rules,
but not having the floor for that purpose the resolution
The House then at Q. O'Clock went into Committee Of
the Whole Mr.. BUFFINTON (Rep. Mass.) in the chair.
on the ApportionmeDt BILL After an hours discussion,
and wi hou making any special progress In the b tho
THE INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT QUESTION.
Mr.. cox Dem. n ~ asked leave to ofer tho follow
'ne .osa That ii. cou. on tn. Library directed consider
as.9 Hs sGs'si S :, aoa s
% s s sh II.
Mr. KELLEY (Rep, PENN objected
Mr. cox moved to suspend the rules. Without taking
the vote on that motion, the House adjourned
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12

DOMESTIC MARKETS
CHICAGO sss demand aud 6. Was. inl aad
droopnE No Sprns 81 IS No 81 0t Rsjee,e 81 ga
Ne Spius Decsubss e1 3G1 81 f0 seller last half u
nosth 81 Dl; seller J.n.sy 81 y; .eles Fso.a., g tS
Sae 10 seller jap..r, Rse-Ds.snd sAi: heer sae
Bese,-Dsuand hight holders No SAsg tJSe No Spnns
81: No. spring 'sIsi I.s;Syy: .sssie ! ,.,, p"rt
81 :.' r;s,' s .sss ss
x sst.ds Hees Lard In sooi denan s slef Jans,ry st-
>les March ei Gr-ca haan ~ sosa aena
Hams sia.lc shoolhss a. Rossh Sdes sc Nor
Rib Mdis ~; Short Clear Ads ose meas n ssn rcn =
days arn quossaa I've Hog ,s AR M 60
vssced % ~ o. for Comuoa TO Fdr; o6 io Vcsd
Ertra, elo<nx Arm Dressed Ilos - sn sc s.
600 bash o, 1000 ssb Ry. @ SS,n SSS VIE. IS m sS
Com ONO ha.a Oass bssA Barley sai Iooo Iior
msrke steady; saleA VI enc ear kstre whe *sc D.eh
nat s Corn Is m al ,appr wes:cru MIed nm n oc bsr
onc ..r M I.sY~e o. DC Oat quiet aud soninay
Eny,Wo D- Rail aprents-Com b.0o9 hrse Osr 3Soo
h.h R.,;e, 10 bush. Rss.Jt-P lD hxih In store
W., IN as ,u.h Corn .s 10 buh Dat, IN 10 huh B.rIsy
~, s r.h Rye Pras Jvp bssh Flour il and
soi Wb..t nsslscts Conn 100 bush AlA 1 &c fot New
a. p, n, h hne no1ai 3c was ia Rys neglected Bar
G held At ss rsrod Poss ssd Lard quiet sn
.n,L.usei fh1hwirss ~. -
LsyuyI.s Dcs L-rpsoss asa ,Alss 81 sba rass. % |c
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12
COMPLETION OF THE BROOKLYN CITY
CANVASS.
The Rrnoklyn Board of City CanYassers

Inc BROOKLYN b0aI0 or Clty CanVassorS
made, yesterday, official declaration Of the result OF
the canvass Of votes for city and ward officers.
The Board reports that 1t has carefully examined and
canvassed the votes Many OF tho returns the Com
mtee found to be defective In their preparation. IN
many instances not conforming to the simplest require
ments Of the law In the case Of the Inspectors OF
Election Of the Ivth District Of thu Seventh Ward the
neglect Of duty moro noteworthy and reprehensble
Their return was not filed In the City Clerks office until
ten days after the election had elapsed Doubts were
raised to the power Of the Committee to act on the
protest against H. II was determined to open the said
tee did not feel authorized to take or suggest any
recent decson In the Courts tho duties Of the Board OF
City Canvassers In connection with the returns Of tho
inspectors are merely and wholly ministerial, and that
they excluded from any other action than smpy TO
require the returns to be correct In f0m and ASCERTAIN
the aggregate Of the figures returned leaving ques
tion to tho legality Of the election the fidelity OF
the inspectors 10 their oahs Of Office to the decision OF
the tribunals provided by law fo- that purpose In the
matter of the returns from tho Hid Election District OF
the Eleventh Ward the return correct a. to form.
Alderman Richardson offered tho foowinR:
Htas The evidence the City Ceur of Brooklyn lst week
the Inspectors Of Election Of the FIRST District SiIth
Ward eh unlawful and saduat action on the part Of the In
speco from a do utterly unrost
worthy and un.rue ia their ststemens
Resolred That from the Finn District 6Ih ard Be and
they hereby rejected from The canvas Of voses for d and ward
officers.
The resolution was defeated BY vote Of II to and
the report OF tho Board adopted Tho Board adjourned
sine die.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12
9pecial Notices

Seventh Assembly District Republican AssOctatlon.-
Primary Elecon viii Re held e Heedqusres No 6 Sixth
TUESDAY EVENING Dec 2 70 elect oMcen snd delegates 10 the
Central Committee. Polls open frcm tn 10 o'clock
GEORGE W. CLARKE PreSdcnt
WILLIAM TsRnrSS. Secretary.
Fourtecnth District RepublIcan AssocIatlon.-A Pn
mary Election viii be held head
quarters The Republican Bowene No. u Stuyvesant TUR6
BAY EVENING Dec. i2 1911. Polh from TO oeoct
4, W. RossIrsoS Sec. ROBERT B. BOLD President.
Seventeenth District Republican Association.-Ths
ocen the Association and delesae to the Central Com
ntee will BE- held In the Hall under West sthlt Church etwees
Broadway and Eighhve, THIS TUESDAY, EVENING Pos
10 10 O'Clock. JOEL ". MASON, Presidens
DAVID B. NsLLIsH. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12

.,4cusriy interested in retaining this provision III
t.a bill Mr.. shanks said that Indiana mas
M ,est.,atiye body that can mest' anu can nave
.v,cne until after another c,ection Fifty Democrauo
members had resigned nc said In order to break up tho
d+rslssure and there not CONSTITUTIONAL numner
q, transsct business remaining 1t woud therefore, nc
Ympossp,e to redistrict the State Mr. Halo opposed al
o,ng nny state to elect members Of Congress on gen
ara, ticket where redsttting Is possible. He Thought
the matter much importance that specal ses'oh
of the Legislature OF state ought TO ne caico' "ho
fhere IA no regular session this Winter. Mr. Dawes tooA
the same ground and sait that an exception eouid oe
n,a5s in tho case OF the State Of Indiana p"'
ha knew no reason why all diner o'"''s
cou,d not be redistriced. The debate wandered III"
90, OF upon the vcxcd question Of representative p'P
la,ion aud the meaning Of the Fourtccntb Aneh"ho"
Mr. willard said that a strict construction OF 'pc "
mcnt would require that all persons exclnaeu hv
franchise for any other cause than crime OF re' ~
eho,,id not he count, as part OF the p"'' " =,
eeutation This would apply TO Georgia wnoro ,e" ~
,, no, vo,o vn,,ss they had paii 81 POltax Tor TWO
voars paxt: to Pcnnsy ylvania, Nevada. ara ''
we're the payment OF taxes was required; an w u 80
chusetts where ignorance excluded men "' ~ ,,.
lie was not sure that some states wou'i ho' "
Of all representation in Congress, eNcoI' '"o ' ~
the Consultation entitled them to. MI M"s haiu p
cecded ~ reply. but the members u'''" ,.
into about different debating sociel's' III" p"eoo"
o. dso,s ,be onpston in % free-andcasy way In groups
NJ from two to Dozen all over the hail. regardless OF
parliamentary rules Mr. Maynards voice was 'o'any
.a,,,, rbeso debates threw no light upon the sub
,ect which only grew fogger with all the attempts to
les, IT MI Everybody glad to give 1t up for
c day and the Committee to permit the House to
.d,orrp Mr. Cox tried 10 pass resolution to instruct
the Library Committee to DO something toward provd
an International Copyright law but Mr. Kelley who
does no. believe In anything OF the kind, objected ana
the House adjourned without giving Mr.. Cox an oppor
tunity 10 try u suspension Of the rules
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12
"wHY TAXES ARE HIGH"

TO The EdIF0r 0y I"e ~,
SIR: Desiring no controversy through the
prc.. s, odhere n my proposition contained IN for
mcr that before proper tribunal haviss
povcto send for persons and papers. VIII prove u"
tr,,h Of the stserSncnts contanci IN tne narannpn
" W"v q eompsomIss can be ma1c, notwitn.tS,urMinS
tho siateneut of Mr. Geo Anfs cnnrn aTT n sh Srs
models In the way OF subternges should ing Sscs"aSa
I've gwen inc. and the utmost strnEer % w. uov nv stst
nnnfs then shall only have TO beAr tue odIu,oI
made mi represent itioiis.
fThe writer OF the above ana pre!iou'
W the Committee Of seventy, il rss"''eA ''Al
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12
POLITICAL NOTES.


There has been recount Of the votes cast
at tho municipal election in Taunton They now give
Mayor Daniel L. Mitchell II majority instead OF and
elect W. ". Swan Alderman instead Of J. B. bennett
The best men in the race for the Kentucky
senatorship said to be Beck and McCreery. Five
candidates for tho position are now In Frankfort &C
lively engaged In canvassng the Legisature 1ae eiec
ton will take place on Tuesday, the 10th inst.
Tho Euanspille Qnd.) Courier says the object
Of the Democracy victory and II this can be attained
"by alliance with honest Republicans who arc strong
enough 10 0tre rieory. We arc ready to extcnd
helping hand" The generosity Of this declaration equals
the " wonderful condesoenslOn" Of Hans Breitmsnn
Dat any Who di.s ne bis fot.-
v1tey.I biz boediei. pc
AsA bo1dtsaI ftsads py
A Committee, consisting Of Gov. Geary OF
Pennsylvania, the President Of ths National Councils
ex-Gov. VIM. A. Newell Of New,Jersey tho Chairman Of
the Executive Committees VIM. Alexander, the Treas
urer, and Thomas G. Baker Of NewYork, Secretary Of
the Union League Of America had conference In Wash
mittee. and members Of the Republican National Com;
campaign. The interview considered private. hut
enough was learned to indicate vigorous and active
campaign.
At meeting last night of the Union Repub-
hcan Association Of the Eighteenth District, Mr.. Chris
tophcr Pullman made address the subject Of Mu-
nicpal Government His opinions that II tho City
Is to be governed by commissions, Republicans only
should be placed in power since the Republican party.
having now two.thrds majority IN the Legslature,
protected and LET tho responsibility be placed on the
But in addition, Board Of Councillors elected
by the Taxpayers only said Board 2 choose the Con
tlres Of the public money There should be rigid pro-,
for any purposes whatever
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12
LATEST SNIP NEWS.
IFor osAsr snip Hews zee Second Page.I

IFor osAsr snip Hees zee Second Puge.I
ARRIVED.
Bsssp AnssHs CBr). Fsy v.poc Nov %, and ouseare~s
Dec /, With mdsa and lS pas 70 j. II Sparta ..
et.smsAn Tvse DeissSy Duaineo City Dsa oanaoa u
pistts IN va and 6pofod Bros Co
steanshp voIsnsf Freeman Pa{slhs With nsA I'D psss
steansip Cesaoeds w1ritss Philsdsphis sos Boston
Bark Aev or) Usfernsun, Card4 1days WITH tainnc se
Bark S. Laid a 0fEest 100 dAyS, With sulphur
Brig xsndws, Watertsose. Port Johnsoa.
e BELOW.
ship s Hany Psrhss lot Loadss Chapman, usns Kong JOY =
With mdsa
Bark 2. @. wscb, -, fsea TURKS fstasd
FOREIGN PORTS.
HoyIIn Dee 1.-The Anchor Line steamship Dseas Css Lar
fm York Nov o. tssheA this port yesterday - rese
0lasgow.
Loypoy Dec 1.-THE National Line esnsp Vfyipis. CsVS WEB
from Nsw.YeYk Nov. IS arrived IN The ThAnse today
PLYnourH Dee lL-Tbs Panama and West Indian CsupanU
ssmp Asssls from Anwa vs. o. ThonaA arrived Aers Jsssss
dAy.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12

FoR DArRYMEN.-Silsby Bros, Belmont, Ale
gany County. N Y. manufacture the most fauitts,
Butter.Pail yet seen 1t ls OF oak, with metal
hoops, thoroughly covered, and sure 70 keep But
ter a. clean whom placed In It. no matter through
what dnst and wet may be carried TbH PaiIls gOOd
thing to have In any household
THE BABcoCK FIRE ExTrNGUIsHER. fire
occurred Sunday evening IN the cellar OF the wholesale
crockery house of j. b. Shreve No. 50 Barcay+t II
was extngushed with BabcOck Fire ExLinguisher In
tho hands Of Insurance Patrol The bells rang
Station g. and the Fire Department were promptly ON
ha nd. but their services were not noeded.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

yR0n LNBRP0Ol.-Ia Nesnshp Aasnue, Dea u.-Mn y.
paaee, kn.vp. nc krspp Ts' r.yieI9 pr C.msr NJ
land Hrs Ellen Ward Gen Tyis'. Mis- n. fy,s Ms H. Tsy.
Tho: ..l. NJ e.n.s Mater JsS- ,s:n-sI NJ, ,s;
y EIer r Shamsn TboA A. Poir.er. Dr.. Canoshsa Ma o.
Nors NJ Humphrey and wife, Jas Halovsy =! Baehky
usrjou
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12

Messrs VIM, Knabe &c Co. ars shs nasufhaureU Of ~
Knsbs which rapidly slndpg tAs vsy e ps
and muss circles the best insrmnt nanuiaeeoed ~
which cA md nll Us s
.Iiui seA "a p. y dgssbiht
Of nh exeed By ths wssf of any 9 nasesS
turW. J. BAUsR Co., Gsnsa Agents, $50 Broadway H. l.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12

Nov % u hs reaenes Of her .aele wns1
y Boyle Monc., n j., Hsy T. Rsfss 70 x Nelson 0i'pa d
WssAisgou. D. G.
HERRICK-srMPSOyAt hs rsenes ef ns ehds paseatA ~
Wednesday evening Dec Rev Francis Hsrson D.iFs hec
Pesnkll
Wednesday, Dee al fhs housg
the hd.s parrnts Nv the Rev. Dr. Eshorn Hinehbock
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city.
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