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The New York herald., 1871-01-14
PERSONAL NOTES.

The following is a list Of Americans at the Royal
Victoria Hotel, Nassau, N. P:-Mr Appleton, Mrs.
Appleton and child, Master Appleton, Miss Lincoln,
MIR. Joseph IsaacS, Colonel Alfred Nagstaff. Mrs.
Sarah Freeman and Child Miss, Morrell, Mir. Loring
Andrews, Jr.; Mr.. ana Mrs. William Cochran. Mr..
+. Cochran, Mr A. Hopkins, Mrs. Charles Phelps,
Master Phelps, Mrs. A. Clifford, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Spear, Mr.: L. Spear Mrs. Grain and child Mrs. Knee
land, Mr.. Bangs Mrs. X. l.. s. Hail. child and nurse:
Mrs. Il. II. Clark, Mr. Knoeder, Master Knoedler,
Miss u. II, Swift, Mrs. t. s. Goodkln Mrs. Alden,
Mr.. II. Z. Alden, Miss Alden, Mr.. Dexter TX. Walker,
Mr.. Robert l.. ). Hall, Mrs. Florence McNulty, Mrs.
Il. Howard. Rev. +. Nnton, ID. D., Mrs. Ninton Miss
Vnton, Mr.. J. W. ard Mrs. Mnturn, two children
ana three servants; Mrs. Curtis and maid, Master
maid, Master 4. Staadart, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. j.
Jackson, MIR. Q. r.. Beyerton, New York;
Manon Chance, Fremont Ohio; MI. and Mrs. W.
Hammond, Frank l.. Hammond, Monticello, N T.;
Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Cook, Miss Mary A. Cook, Miss
Sarah T. Cook, Canada; William Atkinson, Mon-
treai, Canada; Samuel II. Probasco Edward Kings
ley, Brooklyn, n. "; William ii. Berney, south Ca
Chicago, H.; II. W. Foote, Florida: A. ID. Foote,
New Haven, Conn.,; John +. Kellogg and Mrs. Kel-
logg Honeoye Falls, n. Y; c. S. Knox, ii. G. Knox,
Troy, N. y; Mr.. Cummings, Brooklyn; Samuel Pres
ton, i. c. and MISS Shatluck and maid Boston, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Peli and the Misses Pel. Passaic, N.
j.; Thomas Blenkhouse, O. r. Daniels, II. Pool and
Ii. Archibald, Nova Scotia; Mr. and Mrs. @. l..
Gansvort, Misses @. Whine and Jennie Whine, Al
bany N. Y; Horace X. White, Burnet Forbes, Mrs.
L. NJ. Forbes and Miss Gallagher, Syracuse n. y;
Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Van Ness, Mr.. and Mrs. wesson
and T.. ~ We5son, Amsterdam, N. y; Miss Rae and
a. WEiteslde, Champlain, N. Y; Mrs. John Wann
and daughter, st. Louis, Mo-; a. Rowe and captain
J. Rowse, Massachusetts; DIR. Romcyn, Keesevile,
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ruR RUSSIANS, ounrsrxAs.-rhe San rranoisco

TIE RUSSIANS CHRIsrAAs.-The San Francisco
be Christmas Day, according the Julian calendar
which Is that IN use by the Russians and other adj
hcrents OF the Greek Church. This difference OF
twelve days between the Julian and our calendar
is caused BY an error In making the year consist Of
365 u days, or about eleven minutes too much. This
style OF reckoning has been in use since the days
OF Julius Cesar and the error has gradually in
creased from eleven minutes to twelve days. Pope
be called October 15 and that l700, 1900 and 1900
should not be considered leap years. This made
adopted by all the civilized nations OF the world
The Germans adopted It IN 1874 the English IN 1862.
bencff of those few OF readers VINO do not "keep
the run' of such things, we may proceed to state
that to-day Christmas will be celebrated In this city
services will commence at eleven A. NJ, and VIII be
conducted by his Grace Johannes, Russian Bishop
OF Alaska, assisted by mis- diocesan clergy. The
officers OF the Russian corvette Bayartn will attend.
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UNWIsE WEISS.

No Satisfaction-Thc Case Dismissed.
The complaint for alleged fraud made by Dr. Con-
rad Weiss, OF East Chester. Westchester county,
against Charles J. Seymour and william Z. Brusle
full particulars OF which appeared in yesterdays
HERALD came up for examination at the Yorkville
Police Court yesterday afternoon. The testimony
adduced went to show that the promissory
note spoken OF in Weiss afidavit had
been signed by him before he had
been introduced at all to Seymour. SO that the latter
such was the argument OF counsel for Defence could
such there had been TO induce Dr. Weiss to sign the
note. On motion Seymour was accordingly DIS
charged and the discharge OF Brusle followed almost
immediately, because the complainant was unable
TO prove that the representations which ne Brusle)
had made as to Seymour having been the agent Of
could prove this was Mr.. Barker himself who Is In
California.
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Havana Common 77%c 82Sc. good 85c- 92Sc. fine.
e5c. III 025S all currency.
Yara-I cuis s79c. ec H. cuts. 81 10 81 IL; average
lots s0c. s251c, all currency.
Manufactured-Black work, common and medium, l6c.
&c., good and fne 20c 24c bright work, common and
medium, 25c s0c. good and hne, Sbc 55c, all IN bond
WHALEBoNE was quiet and We heard OF no sales, but
there change to In prices. Arctic quoted
at 6Oc. 62Sc, gold and Davis Straits 6jc, do, without
sales.
prices steady and hrm There sold 700 bbls
81 cents.
wooL--As compared with the former part Of the week
fleece active. better demand prevails for
all kinds especially the medium grades and full are
demanded, holders being firm In their views ac-
OF the small stock. There is moderate bust
ness in progress in pulled wool p ricea OF which
is slow of sale, the demand being light and only
for small lots, but prices STEADY, especially
for the better grades the offerings OF wh COZ.
tinue modernts. Caifornis Is moderately active at
prices not differing from those previously current the
market being quite seady; the offerings fair. The mar
ke for foreign quiet there being but little demand,
and prices Of most kinds nominal at former quotations
to Sic. including 1890. lbs &C. Ohio, low 70 % and
Sic. 5000 do. do, SOC. 5lc.; State and Western,
45c Soc 10000 Pennsylvania 50c the latter price
for Xxx 5000 lbs nols private terms, & 600 lbs Michl-
part at 46c $500 unmerchantable at 30c BSc 300
low secured at 60c., 10000 deaines 1000 West virginia
s,ooo comblng on private terms; also 100 o0o
ra and s7c 42 for and extra 10000 lbs oIegon,
part 3sc S7c 10000 lbs secured Mestiza at s3c
6o0 lbs California at Csc S2c spring clip, and fall
private terms We sales of $50 bales now washed
Buenos Ayres sheep skins on private terms
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Wheat was in more demand prices fully 1c. bet
ter closing at ~ IS for prime No. spring. de vered and
n - bid FOR No. The sales were about $4,000 bushels at
S S for S ola sprng IN sors " 10 for new So store
State IN store, 81 SO 81 81 for white Rye was
dull and nominal at Sc 97c for old and Western
small lot new Pennsylvania sold at 81 Corn firm,
with sales OF about 80 00U BUSHELS at 79c s0c for
delivered Both barley and barley malt dull and
changed Oats dull and heavy the sales being
bushels a SOC. 60c. for Western. 60c SIC. for Ohie
GUNNIEs dull and heard OF Prices
nominal at l9c. 20c. for cloth and lSxc for bags.
HorsThere was an Improvement to note In the demand
selling at from l2c to 15c The offerings fair
cay the common and medium qualities which heavy
in value Prices ranged from &C. to 5c for to choice
with small sales within the range.
HEMr-The demand was light, and we heard Of no bus
of importance About 900 bales jue butts to arrive
sold at 3Ac, gold Prices remained nominal at &c.,
gold, tor Manila &C. &C., do for ute l01c lie, do
for Ssal, and TIC. do, for Tampico In bond.
HAY was In moderately active demand at quite steady
prices We quote shipping, 81 20 81 26 retail lots,
$ 81 4o long rye straw VI S0 VI 10 snort do u
INDIA RUBBER-Para fine very firm at 79c s0c, at
which prices the last sales made Coarse
LIME.-A moderate demand prevailed at about former
figures. We uote:-Common 81 81 lump, 81 S.
LUMgER-Whh fair inquiry and light offerings the mar.
$4,000 feet sold within the range Of $40 $ so for fair
to prime schedules.
LArHs were small supply the demand being mode
rstely active the market was steady and firm at &3.
LEATHER-Hemock sole was In fair request,
The the n rs @ DnE mostly @ 70,
oil kinds. Which was more sought afisr than the
other kinds The receipts continue fair and the stock
well assorted Union crop dull at former prices Rough
was active at former figures. We Quote
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY SHEET.
T1od or my investigation, ana propose TO work
them In In their proper place.

r1od or my investigation, ana 1 propose to work
them IN In their proper place.
HOW THE MEN FEEL.
Mr.. Keegan, the very intelligent secretary OF the
Wilkesbarre district, informs me that the miners
are unit upon the question Of suspension. ana
which the Jews entertained for their ark OF safety
They are cOntented to let matters take their own
stock OF coal goes DOWN s' ana prices 90
up they win 60 to work ana not before.
Wnen the nght comes-and come it VIII DO
sure t0-between the Pennsylvania Coal Company,
the Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Company and the Delaware and Hudson Canal
duction 81 wages month ago. and a' ia measure
brought about the present stand OF the miners
throughout the coal fields, they will be ready to
no one can tell al present; 1t may long or shorts
trial OF endurance or settlement COM
pnon preseas %rDT ny
the men declare that the companies must come to
the "basis before the mines can be operated again.
arrangement OF the difficulty remains to be seen.
THE AvONDALE RELrET FUND.
learn that the subscription OF the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Company to the AvOndale
relief fund has been paid. The counsel for the MI
ners' Association commenced suit for the amount
OF $4,000, which was settled recently In the man
It was anticipated that the furnaces OF the Lacka-
wanna Iron and Coal Company would be blown OUT
want Of COAL A large number Of persons assem-
6led to Witness the operation, but were dlsap-
pointed tie order having been en-, rescnded , m -
work in slope No. 4 OF the Pennsylvanla Coal Com
pany on Monday, and 1t is thought tnat the Pine
Hyde PARK men again fall INTO line and 20 to work,
suspension will become an open question as to Its
continuance. Business here Is very much depressed,
and traders are In hopes that the rum0r OF the prob
able resumption OF mining In this region will prove
true. / cannot vouch for the truth OF the state
mems II Which reach me tonight but incline to the
no excitement on the subject
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
Hulf-past Five O,Cl0cIk p. M,
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Jan l3-8P.M
ASHES. Receipts, 81 packages The demand for pot
light and only for small lots but previous prices
tanned Small made SO 7S 81 a5 Pearl dull
and nominal
BEEswAx quiet and heard Of no les. We
quote:-western and Southern, 32hc
CEMENT.-Rosendaie in fair request and steady at
$l90.
CANDLEs.The market dull there being scarcely any
demand, and prices were still in favor Of buyers We
CoFrEE.-with a moderate demand from the trade and
tons below Some holders refused sell except
Of &c. h. There sold 1852 bags MeTr
Vae hs oher ina. N Sought s put but
the rmness Of holders restricted business About 00U
pend the Closing quotations o~ordnarv cargoes ssc
q. ioAc; fair dol loHc llc; goo, good do Ill lihs;
S BAGS & geq rHne yon
ibsc. Hc Maracaibo l3c 5c Laguayra l41Sc lbAc
sneas ss ac IL 81 d,' psmaso Rg SS IN bGSRa Ss e
Hc 5c Mexican, lSc l6c; Savanilla, l3hc l6c-an
sSC sCoTros..~Tne demand was more active, espe
transacted at yesterdays, prices, which the
Guiding III bales to arrive there were sold 1905 bales
Of which s3A for spinning. 6lS for export, 10
Ms an G pea r M
closing quotations. The offerings moderate The sales
ssss % Sr Al nMdGns Il s TeSruasy as 5 n % ~
Hps SS %oos e sSS S !, iss IsS =, iS
3 i @ s as ys.s9 sSe
January s :s April ri go Il iosehsr Feb
ruary goo at l4Gc March, 800 at 1885, 100 at Is 86c
TO- d. @ S.s. % " .ss Ms s e
closing prices for lots on the spot were as folows:
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ex-posTmAsTER KELLY.
The Funeral Services Yesterday.

The Funeral Services Yesterday.
The funeral services OF the late James Kelly took
place yesterday morning ct the Church OF ST. Fran
els Xavier, Sixteenth street. near Sixth avenue.
The church was filed with the relatives and friends
OF the deceased. The heads Of the various depart
ments were present In body, also large delega-
tion OF the employees from the Post ONCE. Among
those present were Commissioner James B. Nichol-
son, Commissioner owen W. Brennan, Tax Receiver
Bernard Smyth, ex-superintendent John A. Ken
nedv, ex-Postmaster Abram Wakeman, DR.. Harris
Judge Mcguire, General ronn A. Foster, p Gillespie
bordering ana cross Of immortelles. On the plate
OF the comm was the following inscription
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The following table shows the highest and lowest
nrices OF the leading active stocks during the day
SOUTHERN SECURITIES ACTIVE.

The Southern list was active tor the new South
CaroIinas, which were in demand and rose about
IL per cent. The Tennessees were steady, but
fraction lower. The North CarolInas were stronger
The following were the closing street prices:-Ten-
nessee, ex coupon. % 63k; do, new, e3,4a es9.;
Virginia, ex coupon, e5 q 6s; do. new, 81 y e1s;
Georgia skies, IS 80; do, sevens. so o 91; North
Carolina ex coupon, asa a 45sz; do. new, % q "a;
do., special tax, Is 10; Missouri skies, 50 SOY;
do, Hannibal and ST. Joseph, 80 90; Louisiana
skies, GO es; do. new, 6s q e5; do, ievee sixes,
20 o. 72; do. do, eights, s5 ss; Alabama nves eS
72 do. eights, 81 sS; do railroad eights, s3 95;
South Carolina skies, so a "a; do. new. January
and July, 90 6s do. do. April and October oe,S
"a; Arkansas skies, 81 90; do sevens, IS a 60.
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COCOA slow Of sale the demand being limited. and
prices heavy at the following quotations
&C. loc maracaibo, 23c. &c, and Caracas lc. l6c
all gold, In bond.
FRkIGHTs The market quiet, the offerings except
of grain and cotton beng small but rates generally
without alteration The charterng business quiet. but
previous rates demanded for almost all kinds OF
The engagements wereTo Liyerpo 1900 bushels wheat
advances 0OO bbls -four at Ss s5o terces lard At 4os
3d by steamer TO Antwerp $50 boxes bacon at 32s 3D.
500 erces lard at 32s Cd To London6OJ bags clover
with $500 bbs petroleum, at 4s vessel to Seville, with
$500 do at Soc. bark about 40 TONS to Pernam-
buco general bark about 800 tons, London,
general cargo private terms; also British brig, 356
tons, from Baltimore to Asrinwali, coal at Us 371.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Receipts. 1889 bbs flour, 100 do.
7zo meal 62U0 bushels wheat IL $50 do
s,l75 OATS and 27U0 do malt. The -four market
hriner and prices about 10c higher No.
2 and The sales about 1880 bbls
tatIons Southern -four firm with moderate demand
saes 1909 bbls Rye our steady former prices and
sales made Of $50 bbis meal quiet
changed sales $50 bb at Sc 90 Western "a so
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n H.. V,
ps u vas ssS %sas1sssy as. r. and
s: i a.s. s..as:
y and sS aus s' Zoo ana s sS
private dal and :. SiSS
sn ss VIZ M 50
qaIs 4: demand ssss scssasa s%. lot. u. rev
s ss:' "sss %ss' sss.s " sas
S .ns Ssy % Crude DEMAND ss % .na. @
~. s and aS sale. ana
6 % o B, TsP =;
q no sss. wTanssSn Il vas quoted at " 4o % 10 and
FsTsosHus n S msrkss for crude, in bulk, wa. quiet.
a. ss'' s'is = As
SSy s:s4assa aS % assss
Be- ssssa No :s'i :. s s'S d
dcsd being chiefly for and pr,oss
81 .Ss sss
100 bbls, for tho balance Of this a. month % a. MAc:
81 e e
sSni
Il: 4: ~ 81 as .:. q. s
The a'sa Ss h view. sar %
ios ysnss.3 s.ss ssse; Tor Issrassy For
- ss "a
demand being almost entirely .Dscustys and
s Ss oa'sr nus s.nu.'y ~ .as s''' v.sssss
o Hi sse s.' Closing
=: ind ssr .ns S&s & r
city. the latter price for plr, and 3d. Skc for West
g sSss s1Sssa s' ' i1
m fOPa amt
January. isc FsSras!y' ios H.roS n:
is's: o :. Western s ss ss, 'SS Ssm
a. ds there were :e % S S 20 %
fs dr SsasS Do Sss for oa saTs %s.s:
picked package. slSin sSs
PRICE, @ Sf R'sasd ae si%s9s .s.
les bulk, BacOp ,cx Of but generally
Was :ola a qypis:ci!y long clear, ie
M Or beef hSms ass were :ms sss Ss
$s for southern and Western Beef in bbs steady
$iS plain mess and SIS ss for @ extra S So Beet ia
oS Isss SIS % .n S
The market for butter exhibited no new features Of sgna
%.nssd previous 4 which very MAJ
rather heavy value ouo,,toas below Chess
sssa
sasss,s Is -Su.ss p a5E1ss far prime, Sc
a. aOc do. half tubs prime and CHOICE !0c 45c. {
fair to extra do daries, l3c 16c.
RIoR-Carolina qnietl at about former prices so
terces in lots, sold within the range of 7ssc
SUGAn-With continued light demand from all classes
of buyers and fair offerings the market for quiet
and prices were heavy at Yesterdays quotations. The saes
sc so and AhS s IS @ for
were buyer. favor. We quo,s:-HaTd, ls'.c ts:
fenor %. common refining sHc. a &C.; fair re-
anlng, sac; good refining shc: fair TO good
lhhds and boxes) &c. e4c melado &c. 7c Havana
Boxes Dutch standard, Nos to s, sssc. 96c; do,
sS H. IKE & iss sS SS Il TO - .' s; i' dos
WHITE l2c. a l3c. Porto Rico-Refnnr grades. &c. 4
Ssc.; grocery do. s5sc. q loa4c.
gold. duty paid We heard OF sales Clover quoted
nj llc with small sales within tho range; rouna lots
STEAHINE.-The demand was moderately active and
prices quite steady Sales 600 January
livery chiefly at 121ac. for prime.
SOAR. CASTLE was dulf and unchanged; Marseles was
sHor.-We quote drop 9Ac and buck 10lic.
SALTPETRF.-Crude dull and heard OF no sales.
Prices were nominal at 7,sc &C., gold. .,. :. .,.,.
Prime lots city held at &c. Sales, $4,000 pounds at
from sac. to &c.
trade, but light demand from exporters Prices were
unchanged. The $50 hhds at from &C. to lsc
Seed leaf was steady and firm, with moderate
demand and small supply Of desirable % g5saea
100 do. Connecticut at 45c 70c OF Havana, which
steady value there sold 1U bales st Soc 81 OF
lara 40 bales brought 81 10 81 H. We quote:-
Kenhacz1. --LiyA,.-, and Ta,ksvii..
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,
FRIDAY. Jan. 1T p. M.


FRIDAY. Jan. lj-6 r. N.
On Change to-day wheat was better, but the mar
ket was unsettled. Flour was relatively higher,
and hence some speculation In wheat was tempted.
The cotton market was steady.
MONEY FIVE TO sEvEN PER GENT.
Among the stock houses the sale on call loans was
six per cent in the majority OF new transactions,
but number OF loans were standing over at seven
per cent, while there was some new business at
seven per cent where the lender was
not too particular as to the kind Of
colaterals. submitted. The general rate on
governments was six per cent which was also the
highest rate, but the leading government dealers
were supplied with large balances at Ave per cent.
COMMERCIAL PAPER.
The relaxation and easier condition Of the money
market has again diverted attention to commercial
paper. for which there is general inquiry from the
correspondents OF the country banks, with whom
this is the season OF largest investment In this class
OF security. There Is consequently steady absorp-
ti0n OF first class double names at TX az
per cent the speculation promising 10 be q remu-
neratve ONE, the influx Of capital into the metro
polls during the remainder OF the winter is likely to
be followed by low rates In the daily money market
FOREIGN ExcHANGB.
Foreign exchange was moderately active for Sat
urdays steamer, but rates, while frm, were steady
on the basis OF 1oe< for prime bankers sixty days
sterling and ITO for sight bills.
GOLD wEAK-11l 110Z
The exports Of the week have been on large
scale. and the imports comparatively light. Hence
had been engaged for to-morrow's steamer gold was
weak, and the price settled down from Ill to 11oA
The market is devoid OF speculative interest The
nuctratons of the day are shown IN the tabe.-
The New York herald., 1871-01-14
JAMES KELLY.
Died January IL, 1871.
Aged SO years.

The church was heavily draped The onlciating
Dy Fathers SchonDerg and Buson. Cherubln1's re.
QUEEN was performed with the full choir OF the
Innonadtus from Rosinl's isStabat Mate" " and Pro
lessor William Berge presided at the organ. The
body carried TO Calvary Cemetery Tor interment
Shields. D. Hennessey, John u. Lawson, Thomas G.
Acton, william A. Darling, william T.. Laimbeer,
Chester Lamp and Daniel Sweeny. 80
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TIE ORANGE URoP-The Palafka (FIa.) Herald
says:--"Some damage has been done to the, orange,
not enough, however, 70 prevent full crop next
fnrfher damage has been done more than 1t may be
the loss OF part Of the present orange crop. The
young groves on the river between this place and
Melonville have, TO some extent been injured, and
those lately budded are killed. The banana, SO far
as we can learn are killed, but as they grow up
rapidly the new shoots will come 0ut and bear fruit
by the coming fall All things considered we should
be thankful that things are no w0rsen
The New York herald., 1871-01-14
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

WHITE-DRuMMoND.-On wednes day, January IL,
by the Rev E. o. 6weetser, at the residence OF the
BRIDES parents 2. L. WHITE, chief washington cor
NSR0ndent Of the New york Tribune. to EMMA u
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se,ss iss a. alH; oak rough, light &c sSc middle
MoLAssss- heard Of no sales Of foreign which was
In fair supply and nominal The demand confined to
small lots 10 supply wants. new Orleans with
ont decided change Sales 200 bbs at from 65c TO 7c We
ssc musrovsdS rehnins sac sc; d. grocery soc
MKTALs,-The market for copper was moderately
active o. about the prices previously current There were
tmors the marke. closing these prices spees was IN
for ;. sesisn. ~ Lead was dull and nominal At
rs 6 2b gold, for ordinary foreign We heard OF no
sales Of consequence Tn-Pg quiet and we heard Of
sna sSncs sod sassn Msp:
quiet but held with -, hrnness 40 Sales So9 boxes
m do. charcoal terne Ct "a @k " " d.
Smyrna times., 1871-08-30
Delaware Railroad Line
9 mn mer ARA nSem ent
On and after
MONDAY, July nth 1871,
SOETII.

Passenger trains will run as follows, un-
, til further notice. All Trains Sundays
excepted,
Smyrna times., 1871-08-30
MOTION
TRIMMING STORE !!
Mrs. ELIZA CARR,

Commerce street, cor. OF MaFH
Keeps constantly on hand a irst-class assofln'"
Hosiery, White Goods, Embrplue''
Ribbons. Inces Hoop Skirts
Corsets,
Felve;eens and Satns in all cOOrs,
Flannels and Flannel EmbrOderies, os
Cashmere and Merinoes, for burial PURPOSE
MuslIns and Canton Flannes,
Dress Innings. of all kinds, ana
TrinO" SS
of every description. which she offers at The 'f be-
lowest City Prices Cali and examine hei S"c9I 70
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Smyrna times., 1871-08-30
Ttt 1oltar at'eektu Sun.
THE DAILY Sun, SO A YEAR.

= A prominently readable newspaper, with the
largest circulation In the world. Free, inde-
pendent, and fearless In politics. All the
f0m everywhere. Two cents a copy :; by
30 cents month, or SO year.
Smyrna times., 1871-08-30
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

Perhaps no one medl'
cine is so universally re.
quired by everybody IS
a cathartic, nor was ever
any before so universal
~ adopted into use, in
every cOuntryand among
all classes, as TINS mid
but efficient purgauye
Pill. The Obvious rea'
son is, that tits amore re-
liable and far more e1ec-
fual remedy than any
Smyrna times., 1871-08-30
New Advertisements. "A
s O'CLOCK.

,r,.,A- A n.1,,I,r,, "E 4W
SS10, ,na1o "a MoN llIEAPcnses pald-hIa,s - -
aug2 4t Address S,Co N,'!,,'nh ''r "nlh, furnished
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-10-10
From New York.
New YORK, Oct. !

New YORK, Oct. ).
The Tammany politicians are still alb
sent at the Rochester Convention, and
matters about the City Hall at present
have the same quiet appearance as yester-
day.
Most of the city employees are still un-
paid, but Deputy Controller Green has
the money deposited in the 10th National
Bank. The amounts required are for the
Police, S273,018; for the Board of
Health, SlS.34I for the Fire Depart
ment. 900; and for the Boulevard
laborers, 100000.
The receipts of the Controller Tor taxes
for the past two days are S676,533.
Mayor Hall to-day said concerning the
relationship existing between the foreman
of the Grand Jury, General Hall and
himself: THAT the radicals evaded jury
duty, and necessarily the jury is compos-
ed of democrats. They will shield me
from persecution. l have no doubt if |
am obliged to take stand in court,
will establish my innocence, and make
such revelations in relation to the Tam
many trouble as will astonish the coun'
try" 1t is confdentally asserted, how.
ever, that the case against him will moi
be referred to the present Grand jury