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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-25

New Hampshire ;asn refused to pay six
cents Tor an almanac of 1872 because a last
years one had been offered him for a cent
On the 10th, in Kingston, the house and barn
of Mr.. j. T. Marshall were destroyed by fire.
with three COWS, hay, etc, only the furniture OF
the house being saved.
Walter Carer, aged thirty years, died at Con-
cord on Saturday, from injuries received while
using a circular saw. He leaves a wife and
three children destitute.
The funeral of Bishop 0sman c. Baker, of the
Methodist Episcopal church, took place ON Sat
urday morning at the Methodist church, Con.
cord. NO bishops attended the funeral, but
large number OF clergymen were present
At meeting of the Nashua city council on
Friday evening, the project OF extending the
wilton railroad TO Greenfield, and the advantage
the industry OF this city would obtain from the
enterprise were fully presented by Theodore II
Wood, Esq, treasurer Of the Nashua and Lowell
road, who appeared in the interest of the nro
gectors Al the conclusion of bis address reso.
luton giving the sum of $4,000 as a sratuity
was presented in lhe common council and was
passed with but one opposing vote The towns
oil ffancestown, LyndeborO and Greenfield nave
meetings to-day TO vote on this question, and il
IS hoped and believed that the result will be
favorable TO the enterprise.
VERMONT
mouse, barn and shed al Ludlow, belonging
70 Mrs. Martin Howard, were burnt GU Thurs.
DAY. Loss $1,000; Insurance $500.
" Tue AVlu INST, bliss Zelma ID. Richardson
3arre, twenty-eight years of age, committed
Se by cuttiag her throat with a razor. She
Rect to fits Of insanity.
Fl Bump of Walingford, who died ON
Al the age Of eighty-seYen years, was
lived all his days on the place
dis bump Of locality was decid-
2sbman favors the Brattle-
treat Of selection Of read
Y" aud Macbeth. this
Com Greenfield and
~. Ted seats.
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Railrcaos.
RAIL ROAD TIME TABL Il


FOR BOST0N-Exprcss trains at 420 and 25 an. and
32b, IS and 9.55 p. IN. Accommodation trains at
100 and 9,45 a, IN, and lao end 800 p m. Returning.
leave Boston at 5, $50 (exL9 ex.) a. m and l3o,
leX) 400 $40. teX.) and 20 (ex), p Sunday Mail
Boston al $50 a. IN. (MOnday)
FOR BOSTON, via Groton Junction. at 30 and ll5 a;
NJ and 20 p. m Returning leave Boston at 6.25 and
ll0O 9. M, and 400 y. m.
FOR SPRlNGFIELD, at 635. 900, 9.55 ALBANY exp)
a M ana 40 p M for New York and Albany lex
press O25 m, and 4.30 and 1885 Albany Sunday
MAJ tram leaves at 1905 p. m. Returning leave
Spnngheld for Worcester at 200, IT'S, ll.30 a. m,
Mail II rs p. m
FOR pRoyfDENoE, at 1870. 1918, Cex) 1885, m., LOO
anu o5U p m; returning, leave Providence for Wor
cester at 40, 45 a. M, 2l5 tex.) and 4Osp m.
FOR FITC II b RIG, at $50 II is a. M,
420 p m. Returning leave Fitchbnrg for Worcester,
at 500 q. M, 1850, $50 p. M Leave Fitchburg Tor
Greenfield on arrival of the $50 and II Is a. m trains
from Worcester Leave Fitchburg for Winchendon,
keenc, Fellows Falls at go a. M. I.25. 1856 D. m.
FOR NORWICH, at 635. $50 a. m Is, 20 (Steamboat
eX. to y. York; p. m, Returning leave Norwich foy
Worcester NJ 2l0, tex) 800, II 30 a. M, 3 As D. IN
Special train from Webster to Worcester at 600 me-
returning at esp. m.
FOR NASHUA, at $50 Ills a. M, 42O p. m. Nashua
for Worcester, ITO a: IN. 1900 M, 500 p. IN.
1928 and S55 p M; via WoOnsocket 1850, IL 30 A. M,
and 400 u. M.
FOR GARDNER. AT n. m, 1880 As, and 6.25 p. IN.
Leave Gardner for Worcester at co. sl5 and ll45 a.
M, and AS p. m.
FOR Low ELL, via South birmingham, at 100, 25 a.
m, Lao and $50 D. m Lowell to Worcester SC5 a. NJ,
$50 and 54j p. M
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-25
O. Get.

IE'O LET-A neatly furnished lodging
Il room, on Nam st. Apply TO es
,oo uEo. W. MlRICK.
W. dtf 20i Main ST.
Smyrna times., 1871-02-08
Gcn'I Agents Wanted

for Groesheck Calculating Machine, rapid accurate
eIIble, simple Easily operated, cheap and beautI
ful Giving instantaneous addIlIJns or sublractions
taking from one TO five columns of figures at a time.
carrying and borrowing lis Own tens hundreds, etc,
without The least hu"ght on the mart nf the operator.
j223l Address ZIECiLER 4, McCURDY. PhiIa., Pa.
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Delaware Railroad Line.
Sum Iner Arran an ~ I.
OnAnd after
On anu HIItT
MONDAY,APRIL 4th, 1870,
SOUTH,

Passenger trains will run az follows, nm
I'll further notice. All Trains SUNDAYS
a~contad
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JU R u 3 Z Il A $
FREE TO ROOK AGENTS.

We Will send handsome Prospectus Of our NcC
Illustrated Family Bitic containing over 200 fine
Scripture lliu>Irali0us 10 any Book Agent tree u
charge. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING Co Phila.,
Pa lebl4w
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NORTH

Also FRFIGHT TRAIN win Passenger Car attnchcd VIII
about 400 A. NJ, New Castle. 44 Ndlet9Tn
G3O CLAYTON Camden, 95 Felton, 1910 and br
Harrington A. NJ Returning. eave iar
ing,on about Fcifon Camden as Dover, J3i
Muortun Clayton. $50 Mddrt0wn, 500 New Castle GGO
Wilmington, about 1880 =. VI. Subject to delays
incident Freight Business.
This will take Passengers only at stations
will down place,
ccpt Har Corner Road, Del Junction and Dupont.
New Castle Trains-Leave New Castle Tor Wilmington and
Philadelphia at 7.40, A. NJ.
I n, Castle.
| SMYRNA BRANCH TRATNS-Aidtior,al 10 those above
leave SMYRNA Tor Clayton A. NJ and 800, L. NJ Leave
Clayton A NJ and 200 p NJ to MAKE
oI with aims from Dover and stations South.
| = o Su.,fD Del II, r.
Smyrna times., 1871-02-08
BRIGGS s. Bros
Illustrated and Descriptive Catalogue
OF FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,
And Summer FlOWeriRg Bulbs,
FOR 1871.

VIII be ready for maIlng bv the middle Of January,
Notwithstanding our great loss of Iyre poper. engrav
Iups &c.. hy hTe. which destroy ed the Job hitting
Office uf The Rochester Democrat ard ChrORlCic 25tt
December 1870 h will be printed on a mosi elegant
~ united paper, and Illustrated with nearly
Five Hundred ORIGINAL ENCRAV N -,
And two finely executed COiured Plaies-sE eCimens
for which were grtwh by ourselves The past season
from our sinrk Uf Seeds. In the OrigInaIiV exc
cutIOn and CXent of the engrAVDgs ii Is unlike and
emIneniy superior 10 any OIheT Catalogue or FioTal
Guide exianl
The Catalogue will consist Of I ~ Pages. and
soon pub shed will he sent tree nall vino ordered
Seeds from us by mail The last season. To others
charge OF ID CeHs per copy, which Is moi the value
of the COIOfed Plates We assure our friends that
the inducements offer 10 purchasers OF Seeds,
10 quality aud extent OF stock discounts and pc
mlnms, UNSURPASSED Please send orders tor Gaia
Ugues without delay.
Cur COiOrCd Chrome for 1871
Will be ready TO send out IN JannHry The Chrome
will represent Forty two Nareues of SNOWY and
popullr Flowers, Of natural nnd color We de-
sign 10 make the best Plate OF tnWcrs issued.
SZn I9A2i inches. The retail valTo would he at least
Tive Dollars; We shall, h0weVer furnish 4 to
toners nj IS cents pei csny and offer ii Premium
upon orders ior seeds See Caatog ne when out
Briggs a. Brother, Rochester, ny.
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PRICE, 800 PER BOTTLE.

Sold bv J. ". III. \F.l JAS nOFt EtkER,
Smyrna aud all Druggists AID Dealers III Medicine
eV 'ry where. "cil9ly
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Renttent Fever, Dumb
A9ue, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &c,
and indeed all the affections which arise
from lnaarous, marsh, or miasmatic
POisonS.
As is name implies, it does Care. and does not
fail. Containing nriti.rr Arsenic, Quinine, smuth,
Zmc. nor any other mineral or poisonous substance
whatever, in nCwise Injuries 9.ny patient. Ihe
number and importance Of its cues in the ague dis
tri"-, arc literally beyond account, and we believe
without parallel in the history of Ague medicine
Our lridc is Sratined 10y the acknowledgements We
receive ot the radical cures effected in obstinate
cases, and where other remedies had wholly ialled
Fu9rclimatcd persons, either resident IN, or
travelling through ma-matc localities, will be pro-
tCctrl by taking the -gGj-E EIRE daily.
For LiTeT CHH,f,'0infS. arising from torpldity
of the LIVER Il is an excellent remedy, stimulating
the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious hi orders and Liver Complaints it is
an eVrcllcnt remedy producing many truly re-
markahlc cures, where other medicines had failed.
Prepared by DIR. J. {. AYFR Co, Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and sold
al round the world.
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UNION PAKLOk litArEI;S

For hraine r,oms pu tie lI, - ,, ) '."ofs s-,e.s
vi which are 81 ust - Sh'y rua ". gl'I.s sai.
faction
Tan Roofing Gu!lertu- aun Niortirl done 10 ure
and ou reasonable ieriir- O.d Sta,r- hnusti -
Changed Persons e"i.t ~ 81, mIi' or 'mi..'tte>
railroad WIiI recelv" rrum,h .t' ."r uh: IA: -',r
tiOH guaranteed. n"rht'
H L Ilckrls. I !1ftIfI
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GRAND Exposition

CTand Exposition
FOR THE FASHIONABLE WORLD.
COMPLIMENTS OF MRS. y. a. BlNDER,
No Ol " W. Eleventh and Chestnut Streets, Philada.
FASHIONS FOR THE FALL AND WINTER
0f 1870. Wholesale and Retail
which Pals and thu ir-t manufacturers supply.
Dresses Haurs, Cloak and tn I4eand Children
A special If plain Hut Elegantly trimmed pat
terms ~ the te, pIrsu auI Eug styles at 81 1"z.
II want hau-oulcv tin4 Erlmat" suit at hort
notice, to NJ. Bivr t~i a trimmings and dainty
stitches. Mourning, Travelling and Mudl. QUIT Walking
and Fancy Costumes
DRESS AND CLO1k TRIMMINGS, BUT.
TONS, ORN4 HENI,N,
comprising the PARIS oack and colorcd
Frnyes. GiimpS Kuche- Lonp,. Gloves, BRIDAL
Wrea hS Wells Ribbons shades Velvet, and Tat
feta Ribbons Stshes Nccktics.
MADE Up LACE GOODS GRAND 0CCHESSE LACE FOR
DRESS TRIMMING.
pointn Applique Valpnciennes Hamhlrg Edgngs
tions, Black GuUnrr and Thread Ices in design and
moderate In price.
CHOICE INDIAN ORNAMENTS.
Fans, Birds, Mats Cushions Mnuthoirs Cases and Fancy
Goods selected ly Mrs Binner . Niagara.
Elegant line nj Whit Jt Goois in sets Far
rings, Necklaces and Bracelets, splendid ine Of French Jet
Goods Coral and French Gold Charms buttons
Chains &c which price yare.y style
passed Go strangers visiting city respectfully
vited to examine.
Pinking ami onerinC Cutting and Fitting Also perfect
Of Dress by
press 10 all parts Of the Union.
MRS W A. BINDERS,
sep2l4ml y W. Eleventh art Chestnut SIS phllada
Smyrna times., 1871-02-08

DILES, HemOrrhOidal TumOrs, all kinds positively
4 positively perfectly and permanently cured by W. A. Nc
CANDLISS, NJ. d., No. 200l ARCH ST. pHILADA Pa de-
sire to say e thoSe afflicted with kind Of PILED Internal
External Blind Bleeding itching, that there positively
no kind Of deception In the of these diseases the
perfect and permanent and without the slightest danger with
out the slightest injury TO the patient in and without
ehustcs or nstrumen also Fsuia Fissures Proap
and liberation of the lower bowels Patients
roe aud can remain at my house TIL cured they desire Can
refe you TO 1900 cured in Philadelphia alone.
octl96m
Smyrna times., 1871-02-08
I he New Work. Day.RoOk.-THECHA

! PlUN or WiiTt. SUPREMACY AGAINST
THE NORLD-A FIRST CLASS EIGHT PAGE
DEMOCRATIC WEEKLY established in 1850 50
per ear 81 Tor six mouths Subscribe for POr Spe
clmen copies address DAY BOOK. New York City q"
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Ayers Cherry. Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such Us Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and ConsumutiOn.
snu COnSQnpJlOn'

and Consumption.
Probably never before in the whole history Of
medicine has anything won so widely and so deeply
upon the confidence Of mankind, Gs this excellent
remedy ior Et,in0nary complaints. Through long
series of years, and among most Of the races of
men il has risen higher and higher in their estima-
ton, as it has become better known. Its uniform
character and power TO cure the various affections
of the lungs and throat, have made l. known as
liable protector against them. While adapted TO
miIiei forms of disease and to young children, ii is
at the same time the most ciUCtual cmedy that can
he given for iucipent consumption, and the dan
gerouS affections of the throat and lngs. As pro-
vision against sudden attacks of Group, it should
be kept hand in every family, and indeed as all
are sometimes subject to colds and coughs, all
should he provided with this antidOte for them.
Although settled Consumption is thought in
curabc, still great numbers of cases where the dis
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and the patient restored to sound health by the
Cherry PCcfOrGl So complete is its mastery
over the disorders of the Lungs and Throat, that
the most obstinate of them yield 10 II. When moth
ing else could reach them, under the Cherry Pee
tOrdi they subaidc and disappear.
singers and Pt6iic Speakers find great pro-
lection from il.
44sfhma is always relieved and oflen wholly
cured by il.
Bronchitis Is generally cured by taking the
CherrY PpetOr0I in small and frequent doses.
so generally its virtues known that we need
not publish the certificates Of them here, or do more
than assure the public that its qualities are fully
maintained
Smyrna times., 1871-02-08
New Advertisements. A
: : 7 Z Z % I : Z q

Z I
TOTHE WORKING CLASS We are now prepar.
ed to furnish ali classes with constant employ at
home. the whole OF the time TOR tne spare moments
Business new hsh and profitable. Persons oi either
sex easily from SIC. to SIS per evening and PRO
poriOAal sum by devoting their whole lime TO the
business. BOYS and girls earn nearly much as men.
That all Wh1 this notice may send their ADDRESS.
and test the business. make the unparalleled OFFER
To such not we'll satisfied, We will send 81 TO
paV lur the IIOuhiC Of writing. Full p0rlIcuiars,
valuable sample whch will do IN commence work on
ond n copy ol The Peoples Literary COmPGnion-one
Of The largest aud hest IuniV newspapers ever pub
lish2d-ail sent free by mail Reader. II you want
permanent, plOfilabe work address
&C. ALLEN Il CO.. AUGUSTA MAINE
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,R. -. y FttcM's Family Physician

~ 80 pages sent by mail Tree. TearhtS hOw to
cure all diseases Of the person; SKIN, har eyes cOn
plexion Write TO IA Broadway New York.
Smyrna times., 1871-02-08
THU MlGE IN WI, Sss change =, any s,ssss ns


black brown. Il cent nus 10 poison One comb
senI by mail Tor 81 90 Dainrs suppiled al reduced
rates Address William Patton, Treas Spring iie ID
Mass. iehS4w
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Study Your Interest!
AND BUY YOUR STOVES OF
PiCKElS & Bro,

Nos. : Il 8 East Fourth street
AsisssliH%tG s5eI.
here y"u en- hud the Large>l ana Best.Se
rI2a l,,I,d Stnck C'"Gi,g ana r!m STOVES
50 II4aIcr- and E,nge-, Tn '"d Jal anncc Va,
P,altu und britannia N1fC, huives auG r"fhs, r44r
and Tea = oou. Pam ljlncd lI,a Elrtnried Iulpa
Ware Tubs, Ku, keI-. pi .,'.s, Door Nisls anu si
articles Usuaiy hrrt ~, .c'd-- Ia- uthsn,.s
Store.
Ry- Sole Agent, lur 'n.. r,.".fpI". MAGrE
RANGES, UEIIEL.> 1AU >IDEk.
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New Advertise EeAcRats.
8 O'CLOCK. ,,,,
TIIIS is NO HUMRUG!

TVNIIIS is NO HUMRUG! o
l. By sending '30 CTS. with age,
height color Of eyes and HAIR. YOU will receive by
return mail, correct picture OF your future husband
or wife. with name and dale Of marriage Address
w. FOX, Drawer No "a, FulInnviileN.Y 4w
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22
NEW-YORK CITY.

Music in the City Hall Park at 4:oo p. m.i
Secretary Boutwell, arrived in the city yes-
terday from his home in Massachusetts, and left for
Washington last evening"
Workmen are fitting up the entire southern
portion Of the Clarendon Hotel for the occupation OF tho
Grand Duke Alexis during his visit to the United States
William r. Kirkland was appointed, yester-
day, delegate to represent the Grocefs Boad Of Trade
ct the National Commercial Convention In Baltimore
nett Monday. -: .saA~
. Unknown mischief-makers are secretly cir
culsus small white handblll, inscribed with large
green and the words "Irshmeni Shall this coua
Try be ruled by orangemen and DutchmenP
The woodwork around the boiler OF the
Jersey City ferrybost Pavopia caught fire ct the Cham
oersst. pier, yesterday. causng . panic among the
psssenEers, and damaging the boat about ~ No one
Gen. A. E. Burnside, Commander-in Chief Of
the g. A. r. has Issued general order commencing the
Union Homo and School for eoldisrs' and esilors'
orphans to the members Of the Grand Army and calling
ume ,seention to the efforts mado by the managers to
purchase land and 70 erect Additional buildings.
Three of the Chinese diplomats who have
been staying 1t the Westminster Hotel left for San Fran
cisco last evening, on their way to China. Chuns How,
FIRST Minister Of the Embassy with tho other Chinese
omcss and the English aud french secretaries, viii sail
for Europe tomorrow In tho steamship st. Laurent II
were unsuccessful In their previous mission to
put were notified " tho French GsveEnment thas they
would be received they returned to France and there
1910 changed their intentions Tho object Of their mis.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22
TIE HUDSON ROMAN CATHOLIC TROUBLES.

SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST FATHER o'sULLIVAN
SUSPICIOUS ACTIONS OF THE BISHOP.
HUDSON, N. Y, Sept. 21.-1he Re0ister OF this
evening publishes over the signatures Of the Vigilance
Committee long list Of grave charges against Father
Osuvan the late priest Of St. Mary's Church. against
whose ministrations the present rebellion was made
The Committee open by saying:
1t is mortifyng personal prde and humiliating
10 our spirit add drop to the deep scandal
q faithlcss and incompetent pastor, but we beteve
there is yet something due TO our manhood
and self.respect; aud, In vindication OF these
sacred rights, we are impelled to this unpleasant
duty as last resort. Every allegation we shall here
or hereafter make be substanated by indu6itabe
proof and any who may doubt it have only to eau
ipon this Committee be satisfied In conclusion, the
Committee say: II the Bishop would only listen to our
humble appeals, would not have one word 10 say
even IL he decided against Why do the Bishop and
hear word In behalff Wo were led TO believe from
the Bishop that Father OSullivan would be removed
IN fact was removed. lie well knows how obnoxious ne
ia to this whole parish. Why does ho send hlm PACK
Is it to advance Caholicity in Hudsoni We say No
The Council feel the ground trembling under
them; they already see the handwriting on the
wall: they are not labOring for the interest OF tne
Church. simply working for their bread ana Duter
The Parish have never found fault or complained ne.
to the priest 1t given freely and cheerfuy as ne
well knows but they did demur at being robbed out OF
after 1t was collected. After paying for the Churcn
property In this city through these CONTRIBUTORS we
find st In debt Tor IT, the sister OF tine priest
holding mortgage on the whole OF 1t. As the author
ties Of the Church will not listen to our grievances we
take this method Of making them known TO the pupnc,
and God will judge Of the recttude OF our motives
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22
IAnasunesmenn-l !
(AnasunosnennI
BURNETT's COOKING EXTRACTS are the best.


BROMO-CHLORALUM is the best deOdOrlzer
purify the air Of the sick destroys all the
foul dors aon odorless and nenposon
oos Prepared only BY TLDES Co., 176 Wiam. New.YOrk
sold By all Druggists Send for Pamphlet
HAGAN's, MAGNOLIA BALM makes lady OF 25
look but 10 II Moth Patches Ring MARKS
saowne and few weeks changes the rustic face into one Of
culture Then d hair with LroSs KAruAEos
and Complexion and the Hair-are perfect
THIS IS THE DAY OF COMMITTEES, and KNOX
has appointed Committee Of One for the of attending
70 his matters every who desires be to the
time, one styles HATE Cali Broadway corner Fuons
NIcoL g. DAVIDSON, 686 Broadway, offer a
splendid variety and Gas FIXTURES Bronze Glass
Gilt, Onnolu, and Illuminated Colorx
BLEACHING, CLEANING and DYEING OFFICES
Br0adwa Twenty secondst 45 Bfoom'
Broadway Madeup garments aees feathers gloves &c, cleaned
TIE BEST PLACE in New-YOrk to buy RELI-
DAxosps YAsHoSABLE JEwELkY and
STERLING SILVER SauiRs 81 Fultonst Diamonds specially
For A STYLISH AND ELEGANT HAT, 90 direct
10 the manufacturer, EsPESscurxD, lts Nassust
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22
THE SUM OF THE WHOLE NATTER.

THE SUM OF THE WHOLE MATTER.
TIE AMOUNT OF THOMAS MURPHY's FRAUD ON THE
GOVERNMENT IN ONE MATTER INVESTIGATED.
Aggregate loss to the Government on the following
contracts for army hae, as estimated by Messrs d.
o. Pierce P. w. Vail, and G. j. Ferry, Committee,
on their examination Of hats at Col. VntOns Depot
/. Contract Of Murphy & Griswold Of May
13 1884 inspection Of deliveries governed
by samples submitted-100,00 900 hats, $3 50
per doz., inferior to sample $3l9 916 COY
Q. Contract Of Murphy e. Griswold OF De-
cember 81, 1868, Inspection Of deliveries
Governed by sample No. $4,000 hats,
S3 II per doz., inferior to sample .... 142Os S3,
Aggregate. $40 14 s9i
As estimated by the Lester Committee:
l. Contract of May 13 1854. 90
g. Contract of Dec. 3D. 1S6S.............. %,OOO %
Aggregate. soa, 500 90
l. Contract of Mayls, 1884 $25,o 900 90
@ Contract of Dec 81 1863.,............ Il ,666 GO
AuRreeate.. $s6,ess 6s
AS estimated by ii. A. Burr who would not sign
his affidavit:
g. Contract Of Dec. 81, 1S63............. 1880 90
estmatsa Sv VIM Dodd who also faisd 20 20
sign his affidavit:
/. Contract Of May 49, 1884, 64............$4o,00 90
@ Contract Of Dee 81, 1863. $500 20
Aggregate. ......................$H,5OO w
On the cap contracts-as estimated by the Silver
/. On contract Of May 1s. 5000 90
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breroort Heuse--Jules Treilhard, late French
legation F. E. Church. the artist, and Lieut. Mahan Of
West Point :" HOFFMAN HSa,s-MajSr-ae11 H. 1o A A.
Ruger Of West Point and Gen. D. Frary Of Connecti
cut - Nep.York Hotet-E. G. HsnoSck Of TAS Ne,s-
Hiexander of PRINCETON N. J. - AIbsmarle Hotel-C.
r. Rangabe Charge dAnaires Of Greece st Washington
So Coleman House-Gen. T. j. Brady, Y. .. Consul at
mody US Navy M AssnIs MSfsUiasPsctGr ~ s M
rtne Corps, E. K Apagar Of Albany, and D. T. Vail Of
Troy
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY.
a.n Fssn ss5 'EGH' A1a'sA1
HIGH TIDB TO-DAY.
Long Branch, Rseta. BatsH and r,,,
way, and Coney Id N l. bsns rasmng, L.
i.a Lee i:59 RD l:5s s2s
WEAruER PRosPEcrs VICINITY.
(See Hfh psge)
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22
POLICE NOTES.

Thieves stole $ST5 worth of fowls from the hen
merry Of Judge Lynch In BrooiIyn yesterday morning
Patrick Hogan Of No. 4S3 Warren-st., Brooklyn.
fell on Bic vci Cosr yesterday ard The wheels passed over
hb body, eaaslng Instant death.
Police Sergeant Henry Waters was transferred
yesterday from the Sixth to the Twenty second PecAcs AMI henJ
Woods from the Twenty second 70 the Sixth.
Richard Rigon age 12 of No. 4f8 East Fifteenth ST,
and yesteray BY horse and wagon
Schu had his broken and several TEEN knoekeo
Bchula arrested
Walter Griffith quarreled yesterday with his wife,
Anne their apartment No. IS Oh1erst and vas soos
by br In the back with pocket She taken to the Tonbs
bat the complaint and she wS discharged
verdict of accidental death was rendered yester-
BY Jury Of Christian Kra the led who vas
Thuisy night last the shooting No. " E.
charge Of the tse just visitor .boat
stepped front Of the target and the ball entered bis chest and
passed through ung causing death 10 few minutes