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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04
Irving Savings Institution,
Chartes for Bnslneos meu.

TOR SALE.-Half interest in a FLOUR BAR
REL sTAvB and HEADING FACTORY vel Io1aed on re.
Psin Mica. or COCHRAN 4 WALSH, SAINT PAM, Nina.
ITO MILLERS.-A MERCHANT and also
custom MILL &. and Railroad At Crks Hll led ~
bars hee SC In conplste order az
doing big custom business located Splendid sScI r
country miles other mill Reason or selng
death Price 5000 half cash For fur her Informs
ton address ADAMS WATT &C.. Clsrks Hill, lndianA
WATER METER-Wanted, a PARTNER or
w PURCHASER for q PATENTED ONB-ClLINDBR Piston
METER very m construction and cheap 70 naaotsstuTe sea.
Works pounds b. MI Rus
pneudet Of Works Apply at $50 East Eighth st. IN the store
GOn nNn to SG0,0O0.-PARTNER Wanted
ID @O,UOO ia EsablShsd Wholesale Cass Business 9
rl take part preferred References exchanged Al
dress r. o. Box 2.775. NeNYork Ctr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04

The above prices will vary from 10 10 80 per cent lees a
the different manufacturers and dealers. -,
Exports Of CayTta9ss Exports Of c0rr119e hdi>r'ss
Ttvaroof China packages. S1s
E-s,sh Wst Ipdea -. T5Oi T. ports OF YarHisA
1,sI GuIsua .... III Genital America, % gss.....
Imports Of Carriages.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04
financial.

REPORT of the CONDITION of the Ma
IL TiONAL PARK BANK fHBwYoRK at NeE York ia the
Of EeWYOk the close 9Th day Of February Gg
RESOURCES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04

1KEAsURERs OFFICE. MIss0uRIi
CITY JEPFEEsoS Jan. l. ~
ITO MISSOURI B0NDHOLDERS.-T FUND
COMMISSIONERS Of the STATE Of MISSOURI will releam at
the Commerce HeE-YOrk, the follow D. Bonds o.
the issued aid OF the construction OF the Psu1c Railroad "a"
Bonds numbered from % so Jauuary L. III.
Bonds numbered from 81 10 10 February r. 1872.
Bonds numbered from l0 TO 10, April 9. 1914
BOuis numbered from ISL to 200 May H. lf2
Bonds from POI o $50 July g. lgTt
Bonds numbered from 81 to 800 July 28 1872
numbered from 1Dl 20 go August l9, 49,
Bonds numbered from ISL 10 400, September H. 49,
Bonds numbered from 40l 10 $50, October -, 1871
Bonds numbered from 45l 10 500 November %. 1871.
Interest upon the above bonds At the dates named
SAMCEL HAYS State Treasurer IL Ohcc Fund Comm ssou
DAN NJ. DRAPER, State Auiitor.} ers State OF Missouri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04

WANTED-A LOAN of $4,000 for 8 years,
w srsta property Chicago store seeehy sress 81
snpospts on lease at liberia rate Of interest
v5il be pa.d. Address G. NJ, Boz 3,3l2 p q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
REAL TS'rAIE.
Nrw.yonn; trldayi Jan. 70 is72'

NEw-YoRn; Eri18yl Jan 20 i''-'
No transactions of pablo nature w. We.
At the Exchange to-day. For the -oouu,ns tic
So ,srrc sales are announced, aud o. moi'
.,arset may be expected ,,, Lots sc<tsido Fourth
nm fcf s,nth of sixty third ST. for sSV MSlison
sonth side NnStysiXthSt - lec' .,o corper odieir
lols' g. 40 con and also the As feet on Sie UNIV n.y."
ave. aroyc four lots for $4,000
An who have real estate for sale OF TO let
"a those desiring to purchase or rent sncn Proper'
anu sd 70 their interest advertise in THE
circulation exceeds that of any other news
.s and in addition to this advantage,THE aiisUNs
P 10 round not only in NewYorS ana all lts c'es anu
hint IN every state and Territory throughout Tue
'a Tho advertisement should be as briei as wiz
- q, the advantages claimed, being naae ce"t Vo.uo
sa We would especially dwell on the ract 'na' 'lo
for the three editions of THETRiBuNt' DAy
% weekly and weekly comprise individuals IN eV0ry
nrofe.sion; consequently advertisements caon
-.od nv ALL classes. THE TRIBUNE deVo'es espooi~
20 reoorts Of sales OF real estate ooth IN CITY
90 country thus adding greatly TO the value Vi 's
-. .s an advertising medium Inc cnS'so i0 @ 49,
unin' follows; DAILY TRIBUNE, so cents per inc
$50, ,rssrtion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, " per hne; 0IN .
TprRUSE 2s cents per line. About ten WoruS u
.o,,r,Ds average line. Terms cash in advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEw-YORK. Friday. Ian

NEw-YoRK Friday, Jan. %. 1872.
The horse market presented the Same gen
eral features noted yesterday, and learned OF no
transactions inviting especial notice.
BY auction, through Messrs Johnston & Van Tassoll.
the following horses disposed OF at the xed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
fouses an0 farms Wauieo.

4 CASH PURCHASER desires a FARM from
N in NeJerey not over 4 hour from NevYot by
rails near depot Aldres. POTTER BROTHERS, and Wsrrens
O. - AHn-S1 900 down, balance in Install
p C,OUU menuA WANTED TO PURCHASE s good God th hire
within hafour Of Fulton Ferry must he 10 good order and have
modern Improvements Address with particulars, BSShA, Box ILL.,
Tribune 0hce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
Giinatione UarIte6--1emaleo
Situations manteo-- Males.
6elp WaHteo.


A GENTS WANTED for the LIFE of JAMES
~ PISK-A complete History Of his Life and Exploits from Ped
de Boy King among Rnancer His umpas and Failures how
he he Died Illustrated Price by mall 80
liberal Address WA. FLINT & Co.. PHILADELPHIA Penn.
NVANTED-GENERAL AGENT for the State
w NewJrsey for the be,sens shuttle Sewing Machine in the
offered party Address
J. X Baker at fe Of d. H. Newton Co.. No 20 COrtandsL n Y
NANTED-A person competent in all
w OF Corset willing leave the city Adj
dress stating terms with reference A. c. Box 2st, o., Phis
Q.NTS A MONTH-HOrse and outfit fur
- - - ni.hed Address NOVELTY Co Saco. Me-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
Artliou Sales of Real Gsiate.
ADRIAN ". MULiRR, Auctioueer
v =, A Il Il ~ IL ID L. GOD n

ADRIAN II. Muller Auctioueer.
Auction SALE of VALUABLE CORNER
~ PROPERTY F0URTH.NK and Thirty SRCONpSr,
and STONE FRONT HOUSES anil LOTS F0URTHAVB.,
between TWENTY NINTH aud THIRTIBTHSTS.
ADRIAN H. MULLER, r. WILKINS Co will sell at auction on
TUESDAY jan O'Clock the Exchange Saesroom. Ne Ill
The yaahi. plot GLAND hns, thereon .lsnse the
Of Fourhave and Thirty and opposite
buildings the plot has ron!sge le ieet on fourhaVe
Thirty sccoud and well adapted Tor hotel purposes
me two story stone HOUSES and LOTS Nos AS and os
Fourth between Twentynnth and % M he houses are
portion Of the purchase money may remain on bond and mort
s mas At ne otSee Of tho Auctioneer PInest C9
DEST LOTS in WILLIAMSBURGH.
I'D GREAT BSTATB SALE
50 psdS lots ETscq;STs Of the Rstste Of
sell All their spiep situated in the Thirteenth and
Sxeeph waits Brooklyn (Wimburgb South Fifth Nrh and
Lamar "a Man now ready oce Of THEODORE p. JACK
SON No Is Broadway whainsbugh and Of JOHNSON MILLER,
IS Nssssust, n Y
SUPREME COURT SALE-In Partition,
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
Being part Of the Estate OF the late David Robins
JOSEPH MCGUIRE Aoe,ioneer
will SELL at Auction, on
THURSDAY, FEB. l. len at 10 O'Clock
st the Exchange SslCsroOm, III Broadway,
direction OF GraI Nathan referee the following de1ae To-
Three north side 56th.st 100 feet west Madsonsye
Five lots north side 57thst., 200 feet west 5th-aye
Two lots south side 53th ST., 213 feet west 5hsyo
Two lots side 4thsve lOl feet in north 76th-st
-Four lots south side 77hst, l45 feet east Maison.sys
Three north side 84h-st, l2s feet east 5th
Two lots north side lt9th-st, $50 feet west sth-lve
Two lots side ll0th-st. 40 feet 9have. 1900
lots and fronting the east side Ohave ooth and
seyenvae ner bond and mortgage For further
information apply to the Referee No us Nssast, OF to
Maps giving particulars at the auctOnees Office No. 81 Ceda'
corner Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27

ADRIAN H. MULLER. Aucuoneef.
VALUABLE PROPERTY on BROADWAY,
opposite Washington place STORE PROPERf on Dty snd So
landiss and LOTS Onhuntel andfteenth ADRIAN u
MIILER p L. WILKINS Co will sell Auction, MONDAY
Jan the Exchange Sa,esroOm. III Broadway
Land with the threCstory marble mont
the estey Of Broadway between Fourth
opposite and known as III Broad
CORTIANDT AND STSThe frsta Eve story hrovn-Sone
from, Stor and Lot situate on side Of COr dist between
Broadway Churchst extending through aud fronting on Det
and known No 10 Cortland ST. and No y DeySt , 49,.
ONEHUN Lots, south side 10
feet OF Thr1aye. ,,,,o,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
Religious Notices.

| Religious Notices. ~.-t
|
Amity Baptist Church West Ffyfourhs nea ghth ave.
C58s o % sJSSAY MoEss m 49, o. I preach o. " this
Rev W MORLEY FUNSTON, The great Eas.h
Pao the iv J. Parker Prosci meeting evening Of Tie
week Mr. sUSShos Meet fs5G a. w. on TUESDAY E'ANlNd "
Advent Church, as Ga9,t eonfr sun
| op Seats free Reader 20 to this meeting
At the Duane NJ; T.; Church Iud.on;'t near SPrigg--
EEI R9 'lOD10" n $40 = y '. - O~N
meeting behalf Of the American aud Foreign Christian Union
aud is interesting work psPa countries viii be held IN Key D[
EVENING jan 2s at u Rev Drs CROSBY DURYBA, and
invited % address, the meeting.
Al the Laght-st. Baptist Mission, y9rcFPeaeh
KSAP and i PRAYER Meeting Muse under the
direction q MIST AgA E H .aa abY syE E
iSds All are cordially invited aud wit o. SR moe S''s saPsun
All Cordially Inyited.-The Rev Dr. STREET Of the
North CS, will dss Sermon n ipS2s MsD o. SUs
Eghthsye The Rev Dr. WILLIAM hIKELS Pastor val preach
in the morning
service in behalf Of the YOUNG LADIES' CHRISTIAN
VIII be 1s Rel p SS u caSIS S
h Hla'': .ad T Rev oi Dr. os joIS c0rfSS y w
At Apollo Hail. Broadway sqd Twenty eshthst EMMA
S SSs5.i d.cspr. .si e. o'Ye w . va ''
X Church sers s ay1ssq . and P'.aoey
O. m and "A m Yo.ng Peoples Pnyerme AZ ook Ex
nedsnce meeting SATURDAY EVENING. Stranger, and
others made welcome
Ribe w.. Pope. ordat.-ley OSCAR HUGO vii preach
AFTERNOON At O'Clock in
b,tenSn Church seTenhsve between Twelfth Threut-
tMsd.onsTr and Thftyar.,s subject. Free open Bible vs.
Pope's Oppressive Cohecrdat'
Berean Baptist Church Of Downing Bedford ts-
Peaohng by the Iaso Rev r. L. DAvlSB SUNDAY MORNING A.
idI' AMI :. u ALA cordially invited
broadway Tabernacle Church.-Rev. r y HITCHCOCK
D., will preach At loi and Prof L. CLARKE SssLlB Of
Amher. at 4 p IN, on SUNDAY, Jan 80
Bishop snow Of Mount Zion will preach e UngrssV wash.
inzion square on SUNDAY, At Seat, free Slbet The
close connection between Fall the Popedo Time u ULpuce
dsntei Trouble the World the Coming Of Christ
Church of the Holy Apostles, Of Twsn egL.'t
assistant SUNDAY SERVICES. Toy a. u NJ; and Chllfens
Service the df,, and d SUNDAY the moRh at eoarss
OF Sunday sveang Lectures on the " Paihaehl Age"
Calvary Church. corner and Twenty strhi,
church will be SUNDAY EVENING JanuAy 20 Services 4
o'clock Sermon BY Rev. DR. WASHBuRS
Christ Church Fhh.ave., Rev HUGH MILLER THOdpSOS
d. D. Rector. Morning lOi evening u p Ia the
thu Sunday the Rev Dr. BARN
AID Prc.dent Columbia College, wl preach In the morning
Rev OSGo0D will preach IL uf evening Subject Tao
Eleventh HON."
Church of the Messiah Of Pk sud Thr,
-Rey JANIS FREEMAN CLARK Of boston preach IN this
morning "Chnt The LghT Of the World sajoot e,enng "rte
AionsssaL" Services eoaneaos a. l0i N aai a p
Daily Union Prayer-iioeting Young Meas Cbruss As.o
co Rooms twenty thri,., ksas1 ave- 'r9G "a ycscA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27

At Mr.. A, J. Alexanders annual sale, to be held next
June, at tho WOODBURY. Stud Farm, in Woodfordby KY,
tho stock 70 DO offered will comprise - Thoroughbred
horses and geldngs 16 rotng mares and hllies and IL
colts and Is ties, foals OF 1871
In issue OF yesterday typographical error oc-
Cured naiDg the number Of men employed during the
past week III the carriage mandatory OF Messrs Brew
ter Co. OF Bro0mest &c., instead OF So0 as IL should
have been,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
Counirp properin 10 lei.

TOR RENT in indianapolis, Ind.-A magnif-
soaeou BUILDING which the owner desires to t for
wholesale and retail goods establishment fer which
well adapted but kinds Of business Photograph Of
be ard particulars learned BY calling J BLOOM
FIELDS. 20 Chanbersst
no LET or FOR SALE-A very fine RESI-
DBSCB in Bloomfield Essex Co. n j. with ell modern improve
mens good VIII exchange for good property
~ BLOOMFIELD Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
Spestrbester Cuuntn Real Gsia!s for Sale

no MANUFACTURERS Several ACRES
near he dero Taown railroad and Hudson River
M WATERGKAET for SALE LkASE parcels to suit Terms
.,sonsbis c. 5. BUCHANAN TsryOwn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
Cona gslano Real estate for G.Ie.

ARGE, HANDSOME, COUNTRY RESL
nFSCE with acres The water uear Railroad Depot
n Long spd FOR SALE EXCHANGE for BROOKLYN or NeWl or
property hlLAND d "'4ii-'N' :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
Citn Real gstate for Sale.

~----- 1,nrT REGISTER. with particulars of
NIL 80 R1t,Q Lots for SALB and TO LEI contain,
"A 1 aW nV a. lie Apply v. X STEVENSON SVN' IA
\ DsrC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27

MONDAY aIvANHOR Tho Tcmpar and the JeNess)
A GRAND EXHIBITION of PAINTINGS.
~ ~ Tho valuable collections OF Paintings which
ps..e IL salary Of the Joint galleries
~ Msssfs Williams boston, and Mr. Isaac Wellington
nt"hlTn hrongng which
view al ~. tea,tt AT Rooms last ng.
The u'hs all departments Of Art Landscape fgures fru
Peus,. .nd forming Galleries Of Pictures the
opportunity examples Of high class viii doubt be eagerly
t.d be sold by auction the evenings
of WBnNFpnAl and THURSDAY. Feb and D.
Among The s,mp, In the collection which embraces several
hssuhfii rs,bls hn by Park, Glimpse OF honnt Blame
irp ~ Amset Rivals. Money Bnius by Leroy Spout
ire part, Eewpor" ~ J. A. Suyiam; Newport beach oy
! ker.-,ii "rrepapa Breakfast" by Easimsn Johnsoni
Ar,rur foi,re" BY h. r. hgn0t View in Ulster County
New Vol" ard Upper VALLEY of the Connectieui, By J.
Wlsm,opi View L,ls George" By R. W Hubbard :" Lly'
bioan sleeping Mother by Paul segnsc Landscape and Cattle
~ Huesnr yerhoecIboVeui Solitaire By koee Landscape,
cheer ard rs by Zngel "a Drop to Keep the Cold Out b.
nsss Nrol SIN f and Figure By DE NoIer Completing ths
dLaph,,rs ami Cattle Van Macte LADY, and KeO b De
t,,e Iie Wlems and DE EOteri The Jolly sn
ssns ht Msd,n Italian Landscape BY Oswald Aeheno,e
The Tempest" By Aness Achenbsehj The Toilet
rer, Nem: HAPPY p ~ nSr I.S' With
pa.s by Csh Mhlrj 1.-THE Music Les,oa and rugn whh
Dos." By Carl BeekeI Brighton in ths se,.on ot b,
Ess,rn Travellers" by L. Geromei "ibe MnseAi nVaa
zsmsoos Eehoo by sdePh BPpI Hos saa b,
bJ TOnlmouebei "Tie Lessor. @ ChlPnshi s,T 0ssI
Tbs marble. Of Mr. Psrk nelads hs IDEAL bsi' raiV Ls
Nell" and Little Paul." Hvening Posi- an -
THESE SUPERB PAINTINGS on sIhsnoa' re me
pivfr aRr Roous az Brsdwsy rwethsL m to
-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
Religious Notices.

Discour-ss Of Things Pertaining % thls Gillette
@ Of ias series N be eis t by Rev j. NJ PULLMAN.
MORROW MORNING In III C5lrch II Oar Saviour Tf,y s!h
between sabjec,s sources Of Poser" Besa
gsK..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27

Elder Jares Ropes vii pseach 90 " on LORDS DAYS.
IN the MssOp1 az GsDd Services f and
a. The poos needy isyd 10 anil hear the Gospel 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
Brocklnn Real gstate for Sale.

THIRTY handsome, new, and convenient
HOUSES in lest part Of East ork Families wishing to locate
a. peigbr offered ucemeuts payme acte country
otopertr exchange H. L. RIDER % ue-st Newt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27

THESE SUPERB PAINTINGS are nov on srsishoa' he
R.t.lay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27

FOX SALE-On Staten Island, at New
Brighton hrtelsss RESIDENCE with Ions GLAND will
sihnye Tor house 10 NY City. Also ffsass and oi psts
COUNTRY SEAT the South Side ~ water
y. bargain Apply 70 HOMER MORGAN. Pinest c2OQ)
FOR SALE-0n the Hudson River, one hour
ho1 L., large 1rsteA aud elegant COUNTRY STAT with
s.ssI bont for sale exchange c other property trsas
..fosa bonds. Apply " HOMER MORGAN, PiBsst C2OOJ
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-11-20
Ono Comfort For Greeley.

The following, evidently from Greeley's
own pen, shows he extracts some comfort
from the result of the election:
1.-The man with two wooden legs cam
CIRCULATED himself that he could never be
troubled with cold feet. 1t is source of
profound satisfaction to us that office
seekers will keep alooffrom defeated can
didate who has not influence enough at
Washington or Albany to get sweeper
appointed under the Sergeant-at-Arms, or
a deputy-sub-assis temporary clerk in
the paste-pot section of the folding room.
At last we shall be let alone to mind our
own affairs and manage our own newspa-
per, without being called aside every hour
10 help lazy people whom we don't know
and to spend our strength in efforts that
only benefit people who don't deserve as
sistance. At last we shall keep our office
clear of blatherskites and political beggars,
and go about our daily work with the sat
isfactiOn of knowing that not the most
credulous place-hunters will suspect us
Of having any credit with the appointing
powers. That is one OF the results O
Tuesdays election, for which we own our
selves profoundly grateful
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-11-20
Rules Adopted by Judge Emmons for U. :.
Circuit Courts.

The following are the court rules adopted
10y his Honor, Judge Emmons :
l. Neither party shall be entitled to bring
a case to trial at law, or hearing in equity,
unless he shall serve upon the Attorney of
The opposite party written notice that he
intends so to do,a least ten days before the
first day of the term, or the same length of
time before the day TO which any term may
oe adjourned for the purpose of hearing
and trying cases. Such service may be
made by leaving a copy thereof at the of
flee of the Attorney. Where the Attorney
does not reside at Nashville, such notice
may be made by posting the same in the
post-office at least fifteen days before such
time.
II. In all causes which are to he argued
10 the court, either in law or equity, it shall
be the duty of counsel for each party to file
with the Clerk written brief containing
all the points and authorities to be used in
argument at least two days before the cause
is heard.
Such briefs shall contain,
LIST. A brief statement of the nature of
the case.
2nd. An abstract of the facts upon which
the points arise.
Bird. An analysis of the cases cited.
All books cited will be placed in the mar
gin of the briefs, and all objections and
points distinctly separated paragraphs.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-11-20
Taxable Property of PhiiadeIphin.

a return just made Of the board of re
vision of taxes in Philadelphia puts the
taxable real estate in the city at Sis, 234,-
5GS, and the furniture, horses, pleasure
carriages and cattle at $3.50, 200, making
an aggregate amount subject to city tax of
S527, l65 ,26S. This is SIG, l4o,5SG more than
the taxable property of lastyear, and shows
a very handsome ratio of increase. The
valuation of property exempt from taxa
ton is SD, ASS, 329 being United States,
State, city, church, benevolent and ceme-
terN property.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-11-20
THE BOSTON FIRE.
,xtent of Lesses and How Divided.

BOSTON, Nov. l0.-A meeting of pron-
II ent citizens was held in the City Hall
this afternoon, Mayor Casting presiding,
at which encouraging speeches were made
and energetic action urged in order to allie
viate the sufierings of the needy as well as
for rebuilding the burnt district. A nu-
merous relief committee was appointed,
with VIM. Gray as chairman. The com
mittee will hold daily sessions. A bureau
Of relief was also organized, with eX-May-
or Norcross as treasurer.
II he New York Spectator estimates that
the insurance loss by the Boston fire will
amo unit to one hundred million dollars.
The district burned is much smaller than
that destroyed at Chicago, but the contents
are of much greater value per block. The
loss w ill fall heaviest on Boston companies,
the greater part of which contine their
bust ness entirely to that section. The
leading companies may be expected to
stand, with few, if any, exceptions.
The aggregate loss is distributed among
a very large number of officers. The ma
iority of New York and other companies
outside of Boston will Withstand the
shock, including the companies doing
business in Boston, of other States, and
those of that city.
There are, says the Spectator, one hum
bred and ninety-two companies affected by
the fire, their combined assets amounting
10 $157, 220, 100.
The Spectator, in summing up losses by
the fire in Boston, gives the following
facts: Firemen's Fund Company, of San
Francisco, loss $4,000; Alps, of New
York, S43, 600 Fairfield county, $4,000
Exchange, $4,000; Citizens, 100000 ;
the Star Insurance Company viii not ex-
haust its surplus; Arctic, $4,000; Phoenix,
of Brooklyn, S450,0 Manhattan, of this
city, $50, 900 ; Resolute, $4,000. The North
British and Mercantile year ago had
nearly six millions risk in Boston. The
Commercial, of this city, will not exhaust
its surplus. The Germania, Hanover and
Republic companies will continue theil
business. The Howard Company has NJ
losses.
CHICAGO TO BOSTON.
MAYORS OFFICE, CHICAGO,
Nov. 10, 1872,
TO THE MAYOR OF BOSTON:
The citizens of Chicago tender thei
deepest sympathy, and all the material ai'
in their power to your afflicted people IL
this no ur of their fearful misfortunes. IL
what w ay can we help you most? hav
called a public meeting for noon to-mor
row to consider the ways and means @
assista nee.
Sig ned JOSEPH MEDILI., Mayor.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-11-20
Goods Lost in the Boston Fire.

The correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga
zcttc says
The effect of the Boston fire on the me-
chandise market has been to enhance val
ues from to 20 per cent. The fire there
has wiped out the stocks of all the leading
houses in dry goods, clothing, wool, hats
and caps, boots and shoes, leather, coach
and carriage furnishing hardware, iron
and steel, paints and drugs, and wholesale
liquors, and careful estimate makes the
value of goods destroyed about S5O,O0O,OOO
The dry goods, leather, wool, coach fur
nishing, and crockery dealers burnt out
were among the heaviest in the country,
while the clothing trade of Boston has al
ways been ranked As larger than the COM
bined aggregate of any other two cities.
Several private kilograms tonight eN--
press the belief that when the financial
situation is fully understood the entire loss
will be embraced within fifty millions.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-11-20
Maryville Items.

Sunday,night last New Providence Sab
bath school in Maryville, held one of their
monthly Concerts which was q decided
success. The house, which is about the
largest in town, was crowded by spectators
TO witness the scholars building pyramid
of christian virtues, a block of wood paint
ed white with the respective virtues
painted thereon, representing the classes
and each class representing one of the
virtues, the pyramid being completed by
placing a cross on top with ivy wreaths
thrown around it. Prof. John Collins
recited an original poem written for the
occasion, in his beautiful and attractive
style, when building the pyramid began;
The Oldest class laying the first. The eX-
,ercises were attractive and pleasing to all,
from the oldest to the youngest, afiording
q lesson on which the richest minds might
feast. This school, under the superin-
tendence of the ever energetic Mr.. J. j.
Faulkner, is one of the liveliest schools TO
be found, and its effects will lie felt in time
70 come w.
Maryyille, Nov. II, -.