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The sun., 1871-12-04

SATURDAY Dec. 2-P. M.-There is nothing
,su, or .,,rt,,n, IN ro,ort a, ,l,o ST., r,,.,. -
80" ~ ''' '.,"- ~ F9'' '' WV '''oN NA0"1uso NJ
the close Of mo week. speculation being dull ana
ct tfnant Indeed, In stocks tho transactions, with
one or two exceptions, haYo 1cen nominal, though
prices were held M rernorkablv vol consideriog
49,, .,.. - ,, ..,' NJ.
'"' '0'N'3 j" 'Nc Hon'y Ha'Au| ANu ''Aulhg Iea'
tnrcs were the usual speculative stocks, but these
were much less active than usual There was no
..-.. a .t-, .. -.--
Noss'p n'A"hB aouul 'ne street, 1AI Mtef the formal
adjournment OF the Long Room, dealings were kept
up but n short time the street av,n- beoh taserted
=, an .ar,, 500. 1r, 80,
~ u" ''" H0u'' 4ue n1e'u''lons OF the day haYo
been comprised within an unusually narrow radius
not exceedin, ;. q cont The snccial o,ci,oron,
-, ,,a o,,o,r,,,' ,. ,l.' am a., :, AI'0"eu'
VI Wv ''''" -" vas ''0 'u' Wv" 'H '-o HANNIBAL
and st. joseph stocks, ns WILL DO scon Dy reference
70 t.e comparative table
mere mas oeen s,'H H-ler leelns IN gold to-day,
The sun., 1871-12-04

BU 'DICR.-In Chicago. November o., BY the supe-
fior Cont sarah Butdck from Ail,on p. Bard OK.
Cause. d go ltiUn.
BANtHQF tn Salem, Mass, by Judce Morton,
E1l!bcth +, Bancroft from Nm. q. Bancroft. cause,
HANkiNs:-In Chicago, November %. oy tho su.
ause, desertlon.
Pc iBJDY.-In Salon M1ss., BY Judge Morton,
Charlotte a. PEABODY from WIN. II. PEABODY. Cause. .
adultery.
sMlTI.-Tn chicago November %, by the Superior
Court. Samuel NJ smith from sarah ~. smith, Cause.
desettiJn.
T. lusk Ir, from Mary rrnsk. Cause alulJtry.
. IAli nN-ln siirn, Mae, uy Judge Norton. sarah
J., Iay. ron GuOrse P. TRFipr. cause. dcsertion.
WENFU DltrH LIN salem. Macs. nv JuaCs morton
AVN wentworth from Lntig A. WcatN orth. Causo.
adultery.
The sun., 1871-12-04

TO TNf fHTTOT OT INt nuFl
SfR return you my sincere thanks for the
local paragraph respecting: the whereabouts Of Re.
oocca ehsehy. After twentfour hours notice IL
brought her to light by the arrival Of Mr. J. W.
suu Of Franklin, New Jersey, who called at Tue
Sun once ami said X becca was n domestic in his
famy. II Is entirely owing to your good ana use.
fui JOurnal-An effective detectye-thAt obtained
trace Of her. I cannot fnl words - express no y
deeply am indebted 10 your kindnOss for the In.
ssrtion have at all times appre ciatel Your paper,
anu NJ add ten old 10 It's value Tor the future
II the Workingmars raper and the Irish emg ants
trltnl. Yours respectfully +. sHkEHl
Nov. 1 ISL
The sun., 1871-12-04

sATuRDAr. Dec Q-FLouR AND MEAL-VerV
nrm, with goou demand teF pa ers hoirs but no i'm
portAut featrrs algein utces eNccft an advance
In Buckwhcat Flour 10 IS IS gs3. 20 per l0J lDs,.
lROYI sIpNs-purk was hfmet with ptcfiy frte sales
OF 81 30 Tor old Western. cn,hi ana Sl ij3fl5 tor
new do. Jan. aud March. lard dun pnme western
boxes Western steam, clear sold for Dec and Jan ,
asGn aG D,ssSd pe u * nscT ana Aec. . Ia ue
GRAIE-whoAt dull and closed nom mlaal = Unchanged.
Corn declined 10 49, g1qc. Tor Oli Western mYef,
Barley quiet At ts lac VANCE, oats tctye oXclted
nearly trree hundrei thou ana bushels s.l mlIly az
SOC. for 40. MCstcrut " lItt = Ale brluEht $40.
GEoCEEGEs Without aturo except more jo.ug Ia
sugar at the late decline.
low lower at 9I19Ac. for prime western rad city.
WHISKY nrmer at g6c, frclsnts ntneri Wu-dt, 50
LlYerpool. ~. b. san and sLal Dy steam.
The sun., 1871-12-04
Adventures iu aud out OF the Chinese Gam.
Inn. IN. L.. IL.

luE bth IN Itll street.
M Mon, Chmaman, who hal spent over
seventeen years in Cuba came to New York and
formed IN acquaintance with a fellow countrynan,
Al Fan. who with three other Cees'ias lived at
u Pel street During the day this quartetto Of Or.
entails pursued their avocntons as ci.Ir makers and
cigar vendors in various parts OF the city, and their
tverinS were spent In games Of domnoos. 1'hty
also occasionally captured unsophistcatod Celcs.
ual and endoavor"d to dccoy him into their den
Al Mon, tie recentv.arrived immigrant from Cuba
ihas inNo,gled BY his new acquaintance, took up his
abode at y Pcll street VITA An Fan and his nc.
titU IN gold to Al Fan, another Of tae sang, for
safe keeping. The tlGG wns deposited IN the CON.
mon treasury and regularly every week IN Mons
board money toset er with Whatever he mi-ht
have lost at plAs, was delucfed from his plc
Aa huus board money was 50 u week. but at fn-
eni ~ seven weeks le was cooN told that his $1IG
hsd been exhausted, and that n he not preparel
70 square up he must clear out All HOn a. under
nc tmprtssi TIA, at least $50 of mis- money was
tul IN their possession. Nayl rtliclcrs ne had TO
IN reh Al ihc end OF the seven weeks. and was IN.
ylted TO get his $40 II lie could, SO be- employ cd
hr. Dghlel OlHcn, cCuusCllCr.at.laW, aul All
ran ana ms acCOmplices were bounced uOon that
very evening At e Old house IN F,ll street right IN
toe act ut gambling. They were borne % to t4ll
Tuesday night they spent m durauce Yilc Dut yes-
erdaT morning they were arTaigbed ct thu bur Of
tie Fourth District Court and .Ccuscd Of sWindhng
All Nor By tiiar Gus devices only known to the
"Helthcn Chiuee,' but tie loser swOro that All
hon had repeatedly been drunk, aud IulrablJ LAVISH
OF hls money when ineDristed and as lie M.
able 20 produce single Nitaess to corrobofate his
testimony, Justice Hartman accepted the test nOuy
Of the four and released them.
The sun., 1871-12-04
An Oyster Bay Romance-A Music Teacher
and his ssisfRnf.

New York music teacher visited Oyster Bay
recently. He was good looking, and the young Ia.
dies though: hin perfectly splendid. IL obtained
The Presbyterian Church for school. HIS pupils
multiplied rapidly and be brought trom New York
. female assistant who be said was widow. The
two teachers lived exponsiyely, AMI sported Cue
clothes and rich jewery II soon leaked out that
the accomplished assistant was only grass widow,
with suitipending for divorce. Tie Two were be.
rothed ana ex hanged rings, the gentleman giving
q plain gold one and receiving spitnfe diamond.
lie obtained the address OF her lawyer and went to
persuade him TO hurry the proceeding for divorce.
He did not return. The church people are minus
the rent Ani his class minus tl35 TAILOR is loog
ing Tor tG5 and the shoemaker for SO. The woman
being penniless, wrote a repentaut letter to her
husband, who soon arrived. OH GUAR .els were
washed away In tears, her board bill was paid and
'he reeoneiled pair went home rejoicing.
The sun., 1871-12-04
Tho Town of Greeley Bosleged by JACK
Rabbits.

CoEC'!c 'cucc OF me Sun.
CnErLgg Nov, 2S,--Tle heavy Gll Of snow to
TIC north toward Cheyenne, and to the sou.A to-
wa'd Denver, each many nundred feet higher alu.
iudc than t:ls yoile- LAS hal thl en,ct Of driyns
'd5wu i-y" JtlTS' 1t,+rh nYfsrs- of -jucG IrtJ.ts
- n ~ 6f r;1rrr; 'Sse'Eng -rcl- ~ iuri'
shelter TAeso Jack Rabbits average from
iect 10 feet inches in lcngtu; measure
10 10 % inches around Il Dody, and weigh
nom 10 10 pounds each. Vast numbers were slot
yesterday ani last evening there being beaah ally
bright moon out 1t was apprehended thai they
would destroy tie thousands OF young fruit trees in
the ioTn, AMI 90 much otheg mischief, 80 the town
rc-uiuhOu9 against hring shot guns within tho
toNn lmila were removed, and Greeley viii feed on
tue, is', !plcg gspPiIa t0T ssas days 20 come. y
The sun., 1871-12-04

Thomas Dillon, groom to Mr.. Decker Of Van
derbI's staG, hitched up two carts together aud
harnessed lis horse to the foremost. lie Men
doubled up and securely fastened one OF the ami.
mails iore legs Around the hoof Of the other fore
foot he attached a stout rope, which two men held
In the rear OF the carts. Tom then got heavy
whip and licked the animal. When this was over
ierked the leg. and down went the horse on his
knees on the harI frozen ground Thls was ro
peated several times until the knees Of the poor re.
ir4ciory beast were almost Gu to the bone. Whis
Tom vas IN the mids, OF his labors he WAS pounced
upon by one OF hr. Bergh's men. and taken be lore
Jud.e Summon. who Lnel Al.n SO anl eo.Ls
The sun., 1871-12-04
Historic and Chivairic Poem by the Count
JOnnnes.

When in Europe the Count Joannes publicly
wrote In praise OF the great defence OF seblstopo
oy The Russians while all other writers in Eng.
hhd' France and ssrdinia wrote only Of the
courageous and combined attack.
Al his leisure the Count composed q eliyalric
poem which. apr0pos Of the visit OF the Prince
Alexis the author hos nov revised and cau,nletea
shd dedicated TO tho Emperor Alexander H. Amer
It's presentation TO tue representative OF the Enpe.
Ior' the poem VIII be pub i'hed. II Is entirely
heroic commencing with the victory al Alma
htlguts and concluding with the last daY and night
OF seoastopol The Count Joannes, himself an
ofloT h@s also written the poem about $50 lines
ior pubic speaking In our academies. and intends
70 eonate the Joannes medal " to the best speaker
o tAe cIlVAlrlc Lo0m AZ our public schoola.
The sun., 1871-12-04
First Encouraging Report of the VIaduct
Railroad Company.

Tie Niaduct Railroad scheme has net an un.
tney ctec6, On Saturday last, a large poster,
bearing me omDous words, "onees to let" was
l-'el on 'as plate glass windows OF the compan,'s
te+'q 1'efs, Broadway and Warren street. Tie
sers' inside sat lazly at their desks and seemed
70 10 ats. .rs orders to remove, and al the drec.
i1l- were 'hs"nt Wien the Board vas first organ.
~ D. We tilrrs tIII over 10 tho Treasurer ten
Iei CENT Of ner full subscriptions, or tliO0O1
~, N.- -lu $40 u has already been expended
I's = 'HH-l"d to . : UN reporter ly an inti-
: .e .ipI o' Oae Of the directors shows he fo'.
I"i f't'd'ur by the Board: Prnin-. $40.
''-.' te.' {lec00; .urnlture, etc, S3s0OO;
-. t.' '" ".h., $1,000. Toe Estimated cost OF
I" i".I over SoI lUJ.OJOl
The sun., 1871-12-04
AnOIdPr,end with Tough sc,u

On Saturday night Hugh McCannon, of Jersey
CITY came to New York to see his old friend Peter
CUNNINGHAM, OF l21 West street. They INDUCED in
an old fashioned spree, tampiing the liquors at all
the downtown harrooms. Early yesterday morn.
ing their playful spirits broke out into little fight
near Washington market. In the progress Of the
neht the New Yorker drew bead on the Jersey.
mans skull with pistol. rhe ball struck lin in
TIE head and glanced %. Yesterday. at the Iombs
Mclannon said, As tley were old frienis no wouli
make no complaint. Cunningham WAS allowed TO
depArt On AnOtDer .unnIng erpeaillon.
The sun., 1871-12-04
A Policeman In League with . Biuckmailer.

Cathaune Market Is patronlzed on Sunday
mornings 10y those Who are unable to reach the
other markets on Saturday evenings. The streets
leaoing TO the market ire used for the purpose OF
trade, and for several blocks the sidewalks are taken
possession OF by peddiers OF small wares and huck
s,ers. Yesterday morning q Alsby dressed young
man was seen In onpany with policeman leyyiuE
olackma on the DO 7 traders who h: We stands ear
CatbArne Market. lie demanded nity cents from
each dealer for the privilege of displaying his wares
hen deaI'r rviu.rI 10 rive itm the money, the
pohceman told him II he d'd not pay he would make
MN move on. TIE young man obtained seyeril
collars N THIS way, when Was probably shared with
the policeman.
The sun., 1871-12-04
The Play Of plyorcc in oliver street

Several months ago Michael and Ellen Burns,
husband and wife, quarrclled and separated. Tho
mother took their child, On Saturday night
Michael longed for the society Of his VITA and child
lie wentt 10 Gj oliver street, whore his wife was
and tired to prevail on her to return to his home
she refused, and lie then demanded tue custody OF
tie child. Ellen said lie child Was Ia the country,
and would be We'll taken care Of without the aid Of
its fat Ier This 50 enragod Michael that he hrsl
pistol at hor head. Eel dod yed and the ball went
through her right cheek Yesterday Michael was
held at tie romos, aud Ellen was sent 10 tue House
of lcLuutllH.
The sun., 1871-12-04

On Thursday lost Joseph Gnliths, Of South
Oyster Bay, 'uldon.Y disappeared. Ga Saturday
afternoon his body was iould in a piece u woods
close 10 wamn, fastened 10 the ground with sticks.
GlnIhs ul4ufs carried money, and il iF supposed
t1.t ha was loDoad anu thsn fastened " tue ground,
Wien 10 peIlsued IN tie co I.
The sun., 1871-12-04
nyou orc Troubled with n sIigh, Cough,

HDaDeuess, or sore rnrcat, you may save the eK.
pente OF doctors bill by usins at once Or. Jayne .
Expectorant. A neglected Cold often teImi mates,
nnnma ion of Inc liriuy Of the wipd-tuoe, the usual
svm9toms II whcn are sore Throat or Pain IN the
Breast. viii. II not properly attended to- frequently
lea1 to BrorcI.s. Eyea AZ q matter OF economy, 70
cay thi g of comfort, or the danger TO pulmonary
or brOuc a organs act pfudenty with Cold, and
by rcNnrfi Z 90 astanuArd remCdv-the EXpcciorant-
IN time save money and escape more serious trouble
sold CyeIy who're. Ifn,
The sun., 1871-12-04
The Grand Jury aud tho rammsuy Rims

Notwithstanding the reticence Of the Grand
jury, II is ositvcly asserted by persons who have
had tcccss 10 their chamber that they have heard
testimony imphca;ng Blss Tweed In the II rlem
Court House frauds. Ol Wednesday last numb,r
OF witnesses ent red the Grand Jury room. snd
were examined Dn the subject. The report tnlt
Iwcei has been indicted S premature, But It is said
that ne Will be aftosted before the close the week
lr.urc Harry Geue's connection with the Harlem
court House has u..1 engaged mucn OF the atten-
tou OF the Grant rs, ani his friends s-scrt that
ne Will ne indicted. he Gran jury have taken
no SETON against Mayor Hall, mis- plea of poverty
being accepted as circumstaRtisl evidence OF iis
unoctnDe col t.ving received q snare Of the money
Obtained tgrousl rs si-natnro.
The sun., 1871-12-04
GEORGE orpYkE & co. 25 Nassau st.
BAskpe Hog.r or HENRY cIEws CO,

BANkTNG WOUFE on III NTt1 IT.EWN = Z 10,
- WALL II, NEW loRK.
Letters OF Great for travellers, also Commercial
Credits issuei. available throughout the world
Bills of Exchange on the Imperial Bank OF Lon
don, National Bank Of scotland. Provincial B.nk OF
Ireland, and all their branches.
Drafts and Telegraphie Transfers on Europe, San
Francisco, the West Indies, and all parts OF The
Uniled states
Deposit accounts received in either Currency c?
Co!n subject to check at sight, which pass through
the Clearing House II drawn upon any city bank /;
per cent. interest allowed on all daily balances,
Certificates OF Deposit issued; Notes. Drafts and
Coupons collected; advances made 90 approved
coaterlls and against merchandise consigned to
our care.
Orders executed for Investment Securities and
Railroad Iron. CLhWs, HABICdr CO..
II Old Broad st., London.
The sun., 1871-12-04
The rederal Cour,- Surrendered 10 spn,n

The clerks in the Federal Courts in Chambers
street are occupied night and day in nlling up blank
summorses and writing various legal documents 10
10 used in tho approaching trials OF tsS Cltuu
patrio's Duplicates Of the indictments found
aeainst them and copies or the testimony taken be-.
fore the United states Grand Jury have been pre.
pared FOR future use. The Attorney General lus
sent a comm ipicatIon to District Attorney ID lHs
demanding the immediate trial OF Gen. Ryan and
others Who are accused of yiolsting tue neutrality
suspended In the Uiited stltos Courts In order 70
bring the friends Of Cuba TO trial. Meantime. 90
enurt IL being made to hring Blatchford, the draw
back thieL TO trial. and baed cOuntsrfsitors walk
the rn A
The sun., 1871-12-04
More Horrib'e rhsn oven Pigeon shooting.

% lAl1n's ring day, on an open lot at Kings
of'-'' .e, putty Of young sports collected o try
V'r sl-. 70 i.-kc7-. Martin Riley and Philip
tfer- slpe n'cn4el tho arrangements, and furn.
.''' 'e Wauaa. turkey was placed in a small
Dor .', VS. EMBEDDED n tie ground. From The
'. '' I''faugh small hole me iurkey's head
'.' 'i Iore tpu"ar-d, Jte eUarNrmen alter pay
".... five cents formed 10 line and one
70 "'|.r h zri away Tho mau who was
'.' su 4. hIlI t,e bird became It's possessor,
.. buds we're EoulDiy Wouu led IN toe
'' frI i.ts. and one was mt tive times before
..rt.tso ol the IGNa as they struggled
lnir heads aud uc-ks streaming
f.. ... taaU'- n gu'eT su3 4, ~
.-sse c' to1k us ann aui nlt or
.oIlle, RI and trcrs were ar.
... NJ Nr, Brl-ls agents, aIi Jud. e
H '.c' five dollars and coats.
The sun., 1871-12-04
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Ffbsr MORTGAGE fEh ENr. GOLD BONDS
LGsHsd % go 90 per tHfe on finished road.
The rapid progress towards completion Of this great
Trunk Lins rom New York 10 the West and TO Canada
enables 70 Offer Investors st par and interest
further limited issue OF these fayorlte securities
Upwards Of ~ miles OF THIS road nclu ling the New
jersey section already nnshed, elupp'd, and In
operation contracts with poEsibe parties have
been ma1e for s eailre Compilation the nrst day OF
Jolly next. Whom this shtl have been accomplished
rs earnings cannot fa to b. large ana highly
alive has Advantages at least equal to Of
is con petors for both local and through bus
IL Is building for cash, or ichch nedriy e. 10000 hGts
b6es furnished by subsc,tphon 10 Us stock at PAR The
work Is snDsgsnAal and, including oQuipneaL has not
exceeded cost 80 700 per mile which less thar
hird OF the amount at wnich some OF tae truuk lines
Of roads leading from New York are eapitalEsd and
which they are paying good dividends.
In view Of these facts, ths " dand First Mortgage
Bonds must be regarded as nrsteass securltyquite
safe as Governments and, by making the exchange
at the present difference 10 price, holders or Adidd
Boads tecnrsS 80 per NJ rsBsHus upon The
amount HVested thaR he holders or GoUsrAmda BoHdI.
For sale or exchange Tor Govern ncHs at tneT maj.
kst pnce. by
The sun., 1871-12-04
'F'- Pia,iHs Euchre while Driving In Cen.
tral Park.

-Four st.. about 10 years of age, were seen
.'f rt-1-ol IN playing euchre while driving
70 '1 i1k On saturday. A handkerchief served
We '-Ioss OF cardstand and In the lap OF ono OF
w. lNtfs were several fractional notes forminE
~ nj ne erls we're riding in gne turnout
De. .9.,#.n n hvery and AplT vi UotteTs woTth
The sun., 1871-12-04

special and most importapt notice from the
proprictlrs Of the great Original Dollar Store, 637
BroadwaJ opposite nd ~. The proprietois OF the
Dol-r orc wish al those that have received written
Invitation 20 call al ther es,apishmeut to.day-Ade.
The sun., 1871-12-04
4 Reformcr's story Mayor orondorfer.

= N'I'I MT NIUI1 Why UT VIIOnuurItF'
Nearly all the Democratic politicians concur in
TIE belief that Mayor Han will receive no mercy st the
lands OF tie tcNt Leg i ,ture. On Saturday sun
reporter ittc'yicwel one Of the reformers, who Is
wei posted ON comm. oy MS.
DO "a liYk t.c LEGISLATURE viii remove Mayor
Hallf' asked the req rter.
"Cer,a.u!F." =" replied TIC Tsaformer.
"llave you any grounds Tor your belief -
have. On the very lrst week OF A. g session o.
tho Legislature new char'cr will be presonteu rro-
vidiug for tie removal Of Mayor Han Within ave
dlys after its n1s4tsr"
And Nno vii have the appointment OF mis- sue
ccssnr :"
"'Ftdt L1s hceu al, GNrd The charter will IN.
thor p" 'ic Il sisttr Cen. sigc to appoint neN
Mnsrr
Who win be ns c'o oicc 2"
orcHduu =. OF course. You have the cornct
programme nov IN dlvlnce"
The sun., 1871-12-04
Tho Rebellion AGAINST the II ing IN Brook
Iva The kecpe- ot the htugs County

Peuitentinry To be Appotntcd q to-day.
This afternoon the Supervisors OF Kings coun-
" will meet to fppon, successor to John Gun.
plngham, late keeper N the rcu,entlry.
In spite Of all rumors to tue contrary. Boss NC
Lauehlin stir continues to press his nephew aad
nominee, Mr. James shcvlin and is confident that
he Will be able to force him through TODAY super
visor Newinnu. who made 80 Call,nta hsLt ~ inst
tie Boss n week ago is the only candidate named
a. inst sucvln. Nr Newman has the support "
the Reform Democrats, the Republicans, ana indeed
Of all t1e intelligent aud independent citzyus Of
Drookhn. Sno,ln, personally most unht man Tor
the position, has tho support Of tae Rims only; but
thea lc is relative oi Boe- McLaulhlin who runs
the local government Of BROOKLYN on the principles
on which Grant runs The Federal Government an
has about rs msnv rclrtivrs in ohiee The creates,
interest Is fet IN the result
The sun., 1871-12-04

the SHERIFF. oincc with William Florence, Of the
Twelfth Wsrd. and Mr.. Uapiey ID. Clspp, and tho
two became responsible In $4,000 Thon Mr.
FSds was again tree ran.
The sun., 1871-12-04
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
pAsHES HERE AND. THERE- -RL THE
suns REPORTERS

A Horror 20 the Church Street Stntiou-A
uourismnn Carried Out on n Stretcber-
Trr Orlcers Roused from their Siumbers.
Yesterday afternoon Sergeant Smink and the
of,or. OF the Church street station were disturbed
by very offensive odor. The sergeant called DR..
rcabody an asked him whence tins odor could
come To doctor was sorely puzz ed The odor
v.s.. cu'arili Increasing Ia Olon4veaoss The
occ.rs up stairs avobe and rushed down stairs
L,tess, bootest, and clubles Every one held on
to Hs rose. Rouudsman Watts almost tainted, and
nai 20 be carried ont i0to the mir on n s,retcher.
Sergeant Moloney's mOust.chc stool upr.lt az he
fed on to tire railing with . great effort DR..
Peabody, who, by tue wav "a well yerssd in the art
OF tum gstiun succeeded m getting down stairs into
the Iodine room. where DE d .scovored nre which
ad been tult by lolg' rs On this fire was an
old tomato cam fllad with stale lcrrmgs, satduos,
nat numerous ctrer lrvrrice. woman n1d 4
bottle Of Vs. f-t,v willie o'het was spreidin! a
dnty aklit the no1r, upun wnic1 the ra. at was
to tr -.t,tH. Tie doc. OF rushed ~, aud vs. t. ore
XXX uost. tNc tG'Ha. arrNn % utnIs. Few pals
OF water rUt t1e ure out Zoe officers offered NJ
devon. p.rtrs W .tu Coo. d.. Tor rrtuthet and III
forued Iom t.,t tu.y Ntte b .ed.
The sun., 1871-12-04
HAT DEPARTMENT..

AT r RIDLEYs q SON,
second floor,
over 500 caIus OF Vuyet Felt. and straw hats To-
day At 10 cents on tue dollar.
silk Velvet Hate, also haest made. SIS speciality
ten new shapes.
son yeivct-Cr0w Hats cannot be seen elsewhare.
LOok at our Fall Hats 5Oc ,Jc.. aad u regular price
elsewhere 81 IS and e.
EDH'D HfDLEY & SON,
500 3ll, 3llk Grant st. ~! G3, ami 10 Aen az,
tlth b!urN ~ frou tho Bowcrv.
The sun., 1871-12-04
Taomos G.. rlcld, In tho shcrins Once.

'"e 'i to distinguished Harlem Assembly.
A., s'o'I'"sn having prepared to sail for Europe,
''1 brennan rcQulreG another naus Oh tho LOnf,
~ VI Saturday morning. Mr. Fiolls app|sred 10
The sun., 1871-12-04
A GO TO EuRlCn,s TEMPLE o


"'''if'''
Immonse l1ciuctoa
IN the prices OF our vrlv TO- voivetssns sanns RiD.
bons' &c. TO MAKE too'h ior our
nohd-y Good. ana Toys.
Bae ve,veeen at sc sc 81, tlsj per yard, all fully
Rrowh Velyseea reduced 10 rs, and So per Tard.
RieSsnt s aastss fHs sSss Scea 70 ss SIS , a.
Extra qualities At ta5i sleO anu sS2O, ali worth tuliy
Biaes SIR oak Velvet, a, $50 $50 aad tss Iurg
Fcstags ana flowers lower red iccd to cost
tItIa qe.ity long Back u.uien flnmes st@ oonts
S:s G. a b.s ?e f En-. sG q s SST ss s2DO
Immense bargains IN Ladies', Gents
49,. 49,, ana Chldren's
Hosiery. Gloves. cOr,st..
Ladlea Merino Vests. hian neck aud long ilccs AZ
7jc worth tgj. Aut all other AIDES in propouient
oents honno shirs 7je. worth 81, ami better .adea
Misses Gcfiao Vests, nigh neck and long sleeves. AZ
oorsets IN every style and ur,hty
S2Ise! :, e AZ s1o G s soa aea perfect
SIX G.mp. Pisscme4ter,e Lrmnings. fringcs bnt:
In prIco.
new invooe iat rseclved We advise our laayl
We & ,1e n nSs @ to as G ~ r. az we o. me-
% pieces real Gupire Lace, ully anhc' wide aG;e.
2j piece, MY Inches VIDE new pate ;. at ti wJrp
So l9gciner WIN a large assortment AZ tom 5el
sni flY % pet cent less than at any Store in I'D
W, noG' ~ our r'S LI:S, direct and ,s sm
the great keSi Lace Depol Of tic cry
An ,nSea,S Gasy s:sof, sS5a dsa saa aoT Tow open
We ror, The n " " SS sycs uS0Ia1 y iaiS rto, Ds,,,
Nork and Jewel BoIe. &c, &c. diroct fron tnai
gaabed to sl tIe sAaie aly 50 yer cent. les' ilaa
All f!c ncwest.,yles novon
The sun., 1871-12-04

The hest plsce IN New York 70 buy reiia-
be watches, doe diamond rlGl, fashionable lew
tlry, aad sterling SILVER Wedding preseLs SOU IRE 5,
" Fulton st. Diamonds sneclaltJ,