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The sun., 1872-09-21
Crnui' Dcfaulter's Money Not spent ON hi.
Family.


SR In your report Of the alleged recent de-
falcation Of James j. johnson ~ the stamp Depart
meut United states Treasury, you say that his family
have been living luEurously m splendid mansion
staten Island, driving about in magnificent turnuuts
his daughters dressing elegantly and otherwise making
great display attribute this entirely to Inaccurate
stories told To your reporter, and do not believe you
would, knowingly, circulate slander. I therefore
send this brief communication stating facts known TO
all pg rsonA acquainted with Mr. JohuSon's family The
latter occupy rented house Of medium sile on staten
leland the furniture is plain, and purchased before
llr johnson hal any connection With the Treasury,
Inst, ad Of tie luxury reporter dtscl as, the fam
ly has been supported hy Mrs. Johnson. who kent a
boarding house and does NJ this time, the small salary
OF her husband being sufficient only pay the rent
clOthc himself Mrs Johnson Is Known to he an indus
trous frugal housewife and from money received from
her hoarers She has supported 'ld educated her ch.
drpu. II Mr.. johnson appropriated Government fuIds
hc dd not spend i upon hs home lie let NO money
behind him. and his family have resources hut what
they receive from their hoarders. Neither Mrs John.
son nor her family have heard, directly or indirectly,
anything from MIR. Johnson since he di-appenrtd aud
are ~ course, IN great distress Whatever the result
may he rs o ma guilt thcrv can he iustfcltun for
mtultiug his innocent wife and children, and msrrpre
srrtug The acts so A. to prejudice the world against
them. Iiu nI,
The sun., 1872-09-21
ccuu,uo WorI, of Civilization.

DR.. Wines, the delegate from the United states
and Mexico to the International Prison Congress In
London, arrived In this city on Monday In the Baltic
He highly grained at the results ot the Congress
The deliberations were continued through ten days and
Rdjourued on the 18Th Of july system OF Int r.
national prison discipline adopted, similar tc thit
sr forth nj Cincinnati ia lNiu An international com.
miuee was appointed to secure uniformity IN th9 treat
M mt Of prisoners consisting OF Dr. wines, Jnltcu
States chairman. NJ Bcltruui-~can, Italy secretary
Dr. Ftri. Germany, lr Guiliaume SWitZcrlaud; q. W.
llastlnla, England Baron Won HolNcndOrr Austria
NJ lcyscr France VI, rols. Holland Count sollohub,
Russia; and NJ. Sturus, B Hlgiun. .
During the siuings of thr Congress His Royal High.
nces the Prince Of NalCs and the Hon. II. Bruce ~
tCudCd as did also large number Of the nuhilly.
There delegates from nearly all the countries u
Europe aud south America, embracing twenty nNc ma
uoualrs. 1ht questions Of the treatment VI cunNtcts
before and during imprisonment and their penal dspu.
sun diHt ussed also the most efficient means OF
dmni-hinE the present e. .ulual rtcorl ot tr World
nr Wines, a. TIE delegate from Tue ntrd sst : nnd
meuts At an early dav. Arrangements have been made
Tor an International Congress IN baltimore iu January
ucNt The meeting was tu all respects unprecedented
N the history of prison reform, aud promises hlshS
hon l.l lFtnu
The sun., 1872-09-21
4 s,fOO- -MTLE RACE.
4 Nont piece Of Radical Rnscality FOiled-
GOV. NHrmOth Gives Pnchbaclt Twenty
four llonrs starr, and MRkcsa Dead Heat.

4 Nont piece of Radical Rnscality FOiied-
G0N. NHrmOth Gives Ptnchbacl, Twenty
fOurli0nrs' starr, and NIakcsa Dead Heat.
Lieut. Gov Pnchhack Of Louisiana, who
had been In this city for some time past labor
Ing iu lchalf II the Gif-Takcr, was announced
To- peak in Pennsylvania this week. A great
dead OF parade was made Of the announcement
boy the Radical committee, but II turns out that
it was ou.ya rliud to cover up piece Of rascal
ity connected by the Addition, Division and
silence managers at the Firth Avenue.
Several bills affecting the registry and election
laws Of Louisiana were passed by the last Legis-
lature, which Gov. Warmoth refused to sign, a.
they were intended to hand the state over To
the Grant party, and disfrlnchisc a large mum
hcr uf Democrats and Liberals. Gov. Warmoth
Grant managers decided TO send Plnchback to
New Orleans to sign these Infamous bins in the
absence Of the Governor, and thus make the
htat" sure for Grant. Accordingly, at O'Clock
tie fiIth Avenue Hotel, leaving his baggage and
his servant, aid started to Louisiana on fast
train,
Late ON Sunday afternoon Gov. Warmoth
heard ~ The uuic zane aud NJ q O'Clock took a
tran Tor Sow orleans, twenty four hours behind
his Lieutenant Tho u-huug Governor Of Lou
i-tana wus de dttrUulucd not To be beaten IN the
race, He ietelcprlph,d ahead to Humboldt, Tenn,
to have a spec yih lOOOuOtlyc In waiting for him,
regardless ~ cost, When he reached Humboldt
tho engine was in readiness and the road clear
ed. From humboldt to Canton, Miss, he tray-
elled at the rate of fOrty-hve miles an hour,
reaching the latter place just in time to board
the New Orleans train, on which he found Pinch
back, who gave vent TO his surprise, They jour
neled together 10 the capital, and the Grant
game was spoiled.
Private dispatches from Louisiana giving these
details also aay that there Ia no doubt that stat
VIII give Greeley from ten to twenty thousand
majority.
The sun., 1872-09-21

The DAYS business at the Sub-Treasurv COW
cred Gold receipts, Sst},1Od.G!; payments, Sl,-
lS5,s7i7l; balance, sStAilsls.lq; currency re-
ceipts, S2sll,laS y; payments, ss4,aG.Si bal
ance, Sl6,A, ,6O.sl; customs. $iGs,t,O.
Foreign exchange opened steady, but later vas
unsettled at irregular quotations.
There was percepttble easing up In the money
market to-day, the demand having been more
readily supplied than heretofore. Although eN-
Ueptiunal transactions were reported ~ z cent
gold, and l-2, the ruling rate was gold, and
before the final close Of business, balances were
offered quite freely AZ and even y cent The
remittances to tho West appear to have been
pretty large during the last three or four days,
and an unfavorAble bank statement is antici-
pated Tomorrow In dis cunts the transactions
are nominal
The Government bond market op-ued lower
except In the issues Of i~i,~, lN>- and curreucV
IS, which showed m advance over last night :
closing prices OF Y, \ and % per cent. respec-
tiveIy. Notwithstanding the decline in gold
from ll5t TO ll4's, prices advanced = to "a per
cent, and active demand developed itself,
the offerings on the other hand, being limiteL.
At the final call, owing to the unusual weakness
Of the gold market, prices react d, though the
market closed steady, at the following q.uta-
tions, as reported 10y Henry ClCws Co.. 81 W all
| street, at II. Nj:
The sun., 1872-09-21

The state bond market presented no new or
important feature, the transactions being light
and the fluctuations trfing. Sales OF Tennes-
sees new were reported At IN Virginia is de-
ierred, II North Carolina 6s new, 21g Missouri
Gs, "! Missouri 6s- Hannibal and 81. Joseph
issue 50; New York state - bounty loan, regis
tered, 10sls Arkansas - Little Rock Pine Blun
ami New Orleans Railroad, ~. City bank shares
were slightly more active, Bank of Common
wealth selling at I'd Manufacturers and Mer-
chants Bank, l00; Central Nat onal Bank, lu0L
Fourth National hank, Ill. In railroad bonds
there was an animated business The Pavi2c
MORTGAGES were especially active and firm, at an
advance on Union lists, There was also an ac-
tive business in G., G. and |. c.. and Boston,
Hartford and Erie lsts, prices the general list
being steady. The sales were as follows Erie
4th mortgage, Wq Harlem first mort gage, l0l =
Michigan Southern ;. r., l0li. Central Pa
cnc gold bonds, ma TN9G Union Pacific Rail-
road lists, :, q Ns1i, Union Pacific los income,
TSA it7s; ; Illinois Central bonds, 100; New Jcr-
sey Central l~t new, lo2t 0lleA Cleveland mud
Pittsburgh 4th mortgage, Si~ Ohio and Mis-
sssppi 2ds, ~ G., G and {. lists, ~ 0'el q:
G., &. and l. c. I'd, - Toledo, Peoria and W.
eds, ID Hoston. Hart ford and Erie lists, aSllis. ;
Cedar Fall and Minnesota lists. So,
The sun., 1872-09-21

John c. only Of Margaret and the late John Marten,
aged years and month";
The relatives aud friends Of the family arc respect
fully inyted TO attend the funeral ut O'Clock, at he
late residence, SO hecker av.
hACDUFF.-At Riverhead, L. l., on "Wednesday Sep
trmher 49, Of hpmorrhago Of the lungs james Macdun
IN the 61th year Of his age.
fhe relatives and fre of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral. from h late residence.
Day, IienDer ", at o'clock. -
SCULLI-On 1hursday, September ~, at her late
residence, III Mulberry 81, Ellen Lyons wife Of Thu
deus scuy native Killarney county Kerry, Ireland,
in her 45tl year.
Notice Of funeral in to.morrow's papers.
Irish pap r. please coy.
soUzA.- Aftcr a short illness, John F. souza, in ths
The friends Of the family also Grocnroint Lodge No.
l3 = and A. NJ respectfully invited to attend tho
funeral sunday, September - at o'clock, from his
late residence. IL Norfolk st.
Chicago papers please COpy.
WALKER on Soptcmber 20. Mary Ann, beloved wife
Of John n. walker, aged q years.
The relatives md friends Of the family are invited to
att nd the funeral also the members Ot Excelsior Coun
cl No H. q. L. a. NJ from her late residence 2O East
Houston ST., on Sunday, September q, at O'Clock.
NoTfCE.-The members Of John Hancock Lodge, No.
70 and A. NJ, hereby summoned to meet at their
Lodge rooms Grand and Centre sts on Sunday,
the last tribute Of respect to worthy brother John
W. Hunter BY order Of s. GODCHAUD, Master.
NoTIcE.-The members Of Mctamora Council, No. %,
our brother VIM. T. Rutland, Sunday, the I'D, at
O'Clock r. NJ at the council room, corner Atlantic and
sheield avs East New York Members Of sister coun.
ellis are invited.
The sun., 1872-09-21
Tb, yi.,e Fight Reopened.

The Vielc abduction case was before Judge
Leonard in supreme Court Chambers, yesterday under
a new phase. Ex.Judge Fullerton, counsel for the
former Nrs Nelc made motion to yacae that portion
Of Of the Court relative TO the custody Of the
chidren made ID, concus OF the late divorce and
1a5,1s corpus proceedings In which Gen Nicle and his
FORMER wife were the CotttsfsutS. Inc aurhcaUon
claims that the provision giving Icn. Nlec nay Of
three ~ hisC ildrcn isautuienty sud surry
Is iutorpoatCl and noe made known to Mrs Niric
nor to her counsel until ID, charge " shductng one of
the children WHs mace.
Tn motion Wa- supported Yesterday Nv Gff layits.
IN, motion Was granted. but time was given until next
THURSDAY to produce counter.nn'datlts, upon which
tNp ruIng may be- set aside. Meanwhile proceedings
are stayf ia the arrest Of Montague L. LcNtrsun who
assisted Mr. Nielc Va carrying of her child from Lake
Mah0 ay. and Who has been brought from Ncw Jersey
on q GubtTAatorlal rcqusition.
The sun., 1872-09-21

BFsToS ON Thursday, September 10, Nargc Bcs.
ton. ngul On Nt.rs
The funeral viii take place from her late residence 9's
fas Go rt., az ! N.., ru.4HAs ~tI't M a. -. lAt
rels,ive- aud friends are invited tua.tpud.
tAsNtN, Ou september 90, j .iU' tuun, a native
Of county "irlfu, tfuUN, co. ilC Au nr If is urV.
The friends and relatives Of the family are rrspcCtful
~ invited to attend Nr funeral from "a. ttr residence,
NJ. o.3lty Han place, tHr ,saturdaNl afternoon, AT
O'Clock.
tA'lPnFLL.-Nt Euscwood, y. y, on Thursday.
sept 90, klty, beloved dlughIpr Of ltrCk tnWpuril
au, Mary trc AnI, aloh Year,, 9muutu, and f days.
The relatives and nicuds are rcsprtttuh invited 90
attend the funeral At r. ~, this ioy t,nturdNl, from
the foo Of thr-t HpNcr st thence TO tHNtrl Cemetery
lOLON-Ou september li, BELLA loluu, aged "a years
Funeral VIII take p'4cc on sunday, ut T.. NJ, trou
her late rC-ld,urr, H}o Irsy On tt.
lllANEA,- Ia hrt uNy va, on thursday, september 49,
Charles n .tncy, aged ur and dNs,
Funeral from ne residence ~ h- parents, ii Hunt
iulun st., ON ~utrr rliN, september ~, at =, NJ.
kELLI.-Cn Thursday, sept 10, talbDrae hely'
aged ib years. go
trcnds are respectfully invited to atcni The iunoral'
from the residence OF her brother tlr-t opIrr Kelly
40 ltyugton Il. on saturday, 2ist Inst at 10 \, NJ
kElGAN.- In this city, september 49, James krcgan,
youngest Of James aud Bridget kecSan, IN the 2tt
year of his age
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence u
kurt st, At o'clock. THIS afternoon,
AAkrkN in BTooAhn, On Thursday, September ",
The sun., 1872-09-21
IMPORTANT FROM HApANA.
Don Calves visit to spain-Is senor Gorilla
to be Assn ssinnteds

BY private advices from Havana, to
which credit must be given, we learn that one
Of the prominent pro-slayery extremists Of that
city, Don Manuel Calvo, has recently gone to
Spain, furnished with very large amount OF
money. The object OF this mans visit TO Spain
Ia said TO be the displacement Of Sehor Ruiz
Gorilla the present Prime Minister Of the Madrid
Cabinet. 1t IL said in Havana that this object is
to be accomplished by fair means or foul, which
means that If by the liberal use Of the money
with which he is intrusted Mr.. Calvo fails to
bribe a majority Of the Cortes whercwith TO
effect his purpose, he is to rely upon the bullets
or stlcttos of the braves Of Madrid.
Gen. Prlm Is not likely to be the only victim
to the slave holders and slave traders Of Havana.
The sun., 1872-09-21
CHANTS RECORD

is contained In an
EXTRA EDITION OF THE wELKLY sun.
OF eight pases. ready. 1t embraces the mos, I'M
portant features OF
TIE PEOPLES CASE AGAINST THE PRESIDENT.
Among the other points gives the history
surrcnaerne to ring of Spectators, for $500 tho
Military Reservation No. T. commanding Mare Island
Navy Yard, and worth tiooOGo history Of his rela
tion TO PaymisterGcnera Brce and his forged bounty
payments; the Chorpenning fraud Robesons great
frauds Grants nepotsm and preser raking; the sale
Of Offices by the Dcuts and the universal corruption
Of his Administration. Also, the imony showing
the great fraud OF the Credit Mobrf and the bribng
Of members OF Congress.
To tell the fun story Of Grants ncpotsm, Gift taking.
obbery, awessness and general disregard Of the pro-
preties Of his station. aud defiance Of public opinion.
anu Of the corruption In which his example and nna.
cncc have plunged the houorcd Republican party.
would require many sheets like the present We have
selected OF the prominent instances, takrs
care to give such only be denied and fur
| nlsh Official evidence In every case.
Let everybody read this record 1t those who receive
show it to their ncshbors give the truth the widest
possible circulation, and let have far verdict in
November next.
| Tits publication affords together mass Of political
fscs not elsewhere accessible, aud indispensable for
in the campaign Its price sS ccnts per copy and
81 hundred. on orders Of 5po copies and upward
| discount Of twenty per cent. will be allowed
FOR SALE At
THE sUN PUBLICATION OFFICE,
Corner Nassau and Frankfort SITS,
NEW YORK.
The sun., 1872-09-21

Nrw YoRk. Friday, sept. ~. The receipts Of
hctscs were lI cars, or 10j ac4d. making 5iij since
Mladay, against tii2 for the sane time last week
There vas no important change from yesterday. Com.
mon native c1ulc and TDNaus Wcr. very dull, while
good 10 prime Western steers sold readily enough,
Texans sold at "a sc. r. poor to common na
uycs At stlo medium To fair Do. At lle2c good to
prime at lSAsuISifc., and extra al l3A elise.
OF sheep and lambs the arrivals we're 1920 head,
making lsiO snce Monday against 1881 for tho same
time last week Prices dropped about tr n. hut the
market active at 5seAc u. Tor sheep, and al cs
o. = e.. for lambs.
iiogs were nrn at S5Nrr v -. alive. and r. &C.,
dressed. Receipts were 29iI making gglui succ MOn
day, sgainst lilt2 for the sane time last NceA.
The sun., 1872-09-21
The wind Taken out Of the sails OF Grants
Naturalization Mill.

The exposure made in The SuN of the manner
In which applicant for certificates Of citRcnship were
run through Grants naturalization mill on Chambers
street haa had the effect OF suspcndng the work for
The present. 40 certificates were granted yesterday
Mr. fctts, who had. shown shat hc can manuiacture
citizen every three minutes sat muodily IN his char Der
all day and tuuniss Oncr Davenport LETT the bul ing
in the morning. II Ia said. however that Davenport
has st uf ave thou and persons whom he intends To
,uu through the naturalization mill next month.
The sun., 1872-09-21

The masons and ahorcrs employed on the new
Hetdd building at Fulton and Nassau streets. quit
work yesterday few days Mr Bennett learned that
Mr. Edward HAL. the contractor had not paid for the
material for the building and that those who furnished
Il had liens upon the structure for the amount ~ h Il
bills Mr Bennett thtrsupon gave the contract 10
others The men previously enylo gal rcd around
the building yesterday. but Jailed 10 Nr Hall They
shat thoy have not been paid or the pstWu weeks
arfthey complain that other maspus and abortTs have
taken their places.
The sun., 1872-09-21
HALEY a Co.,sDrv Dock circus.

This establishment will add several new
features to the performances ~ next week, in
Guiding the comic mules Of Jacob shows and
the infantile hurdle net, on ponies by his little
son. The humOrs Of pete Jenkins" by VIM.
Aymar, and the equestrian buTetta OF the Sipiss
Ptdsdnts, arc also added to tho programme. The
lrowds In the evening render II advisable for
families To go in the afternoon. The price of ad-
mission u oniv twautv-lyo cent4
The sun., 1872-09-21

In the SUNS report Of the meeting Of the
Kings County Democratic Committee Il was stated that
Judge Walsh Nas charged with being dlsorsanzer In
reference to the formation " club In the seventh
Ward uf Brooklyn IL not Judge walsh. but Judge
Riley Who Was n. ant. Judge Wal. Is Lu d.suTsastr
hlt strlightout Democrat, Who wll vofk ami vote
for Or. Horace Greeley.
The sun., 1872-09-21

Mr. Cabin Pcpprraud the National Hurcou % Mgra.
tnu dcuy uttCu the stat mvnt puusatd iu tue ra "s
tate ~ THE of Wednesday last Ia rHla on
to Homestead settlements on ong Island, and have re-
quCstCd rhg Sun to thoroughly lnVeHtga the matter
SIR Pepper charges that the story started hy outside
parties Who dcfnuding the people. The matter IN
he fully Investigated Oy IHK SUN, and the resut made
knOMn la nmhllo
The sun., 1872-09-21
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DhSHES HERE AND THERE ny TIE
SUN'S REPORTERS.
Tnmmnny's New Omcers Augustus Schcll
Rctniucd a- SncIcm.

The newly-electcd Grand Council Of Tammany
sachems met yesterday morning In Tanmany Hall. The
Hon. James b. Nicholson Father Of the Council, prcsld
ol.
There was no election Of Grand sachcm' the Hon
Augustus echcll hold ng over In that position I'm default
oi an electun II bcn deemed de- iraDle that ht should
retain the Office and n being contrary TO me tul's ~
the 1ammguy Society for grand sachem tO Oe elect
cd tv 70 successive lfs. a.
Sachcin Alram S. Hewitt was elected Father of the
Council a. succri sor to Sdchc Juuc7 u. Nicholson
Aired T. Ackrrt, s, elected scribe, he successor
OF tie Huu. Nathat iel Jarvis " SachcuS non. Juhn
Kelly and Edward 7. Dom, ly. .lsIn were chusth u
Committee Ou Real Estate aud Building
The sun., 1872-09-21

A new schooner heavily laden, ran against the
Government Blasting machine in Hell Gate AZ 2s' yes
trr'ay afternoon, and was sunk, This IL the fourth
vrtck az thls place within three weeks. The ulghilc
T. anchored Sideways in the channel ami az Gugd !c u
Is almost I'M ussitle 20 avoid a collision.
The sun., 1872-09-21

About l0pCj persons attended the Westchcs'er
County tair yesterday. uOt cor hrecycar oIIs had
been announced but owing 60 the high Wind ana dutt
fUfD. NtUrN r The fIlf 'hus Tar ias lHru sue.
ssiul 1le entries much h tier than those Of last
wear
The sun., 1872-09-21
SpttiaI noiltts.
NOW READY,
GRANTS RECORD.

'
NOW READY,
GRANTS RECORD.
FACTS ron THE PEOPLE TO PONDER.
NEPoTtsM, GtFT-TAKING, JOBBERY, OFFICE
BROKERAGE, AND GENERAL CORRUPTION.
robson, THE PLUNDERER
'r '1NET lie HAS PLUNDERED FROM TIE
NATIONAL TREASURY.
CnoRPENNING cREswELL.
IMMENSE FRAUDS iN MAIL LETTINGS.
MORAL SECRETARY DELANo.
HIS INTEREST IN CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
THE LIST OF BROTHERS IN-LAw.
GRANTS INTEREST IN BOUNTY CLAIM FOR
CERES.
TIE IElcL-LOwENTHAL FORGED PAPERS.
THE sosCoL RANCH.
MILITARY RESERVATION GIVEN AWAY.
TN CREDIT MoBLlER AND THE UNION Pa
CiFlC RAILROAD.
AsToUNDING DEVELOPMENTS.
WHOLESALE BRIBERY OF GRANTS SUPPORT
ERs IN CONGRESS.
A PRESIDENTIAL GIFr-TAKER.
BROTHER CoEBlN AND BLACK FRIDAY.
GRASE LET, AND THE GFNEr,L ORDER
BUSINESS.
The sun., 1872-09-21

RARRY- -HAIL.-ln New Haven. Conn, September
10, b, the E'y. Iraugl, Luhd,, Capt. ub'r ur,, uf
Madison, Conn. 10 Mrs. Elizabeth Hal, Of rrumbul
county, ONO.
1Elst N,GlINN.-oq SUNDAY. june On, ls'l. ot saint
MARY Church. lu Leonard st. DIS tIr At taiHI 't.
nonou, Mr i'Au Igesc TO Miss Sarah M,oHuu both ot
MnIiaulshursh
The sun., 1872-09-21
BANKING AND FINAYcIAL.
BANKING HOUSE OF FISK q HATCH,
No, & NASSAU sr.,


No, NASSAU sr.,
NEW YORK, Sept. is, ls,2.
DEPOSITS recelyed on which we allow interest at
the rate OF four per cent per Special arrange
ments made with Savings Banks and others depostlng
large amounts.
We issue CERTtF1cArFs or DErosrr available In all
parts Of the country and bearing interest in case OF
special deposit.
We make COLLECTIONS for merchants and others in
all parts Of the country.
orders for INVESTMENT s1ocKs and BoSDs executed
at the stock Exchange on commission, for cash.
We deal in CONVENIENT and other FIRST CLASS So.
cURIT1Es such as CENTRAL PACIFIC and CHEsAPEAEE
and ONO BONDS.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Loan having been with.
drawn from the market by the Company, the small
amount remaining hand will be disposed OF at private
sale giving investors opportunity to purchase this
favorite security upon terms which should insure
advance upon the completion Of the road and their
PRODUCTION at the Stock Exchange.
FISK HATCH.
ROBERT BALE
DEALER Is
BILLION, SPECIE, AND FOREIGN
EXCHANGE,
WALL STREET
t4.rr Bank Of the Repu5rs
Corner OF Broadway
The sun., 1872-09-21

Arrlvrd-FUinAY, sent 81
steamship RHciu. Bremen, wd,r. aud Ias-.
- amShip Charleston. Charleston. Wdsc. and rrss
So aWship Ncrfimlck Rio lauriro, Wd.e aud Pee 2.
steamship Pants, Ph'adrlphia, md,r. nHi r,..
Steamship Gen sedgSick, New O.l,I.s, L.dsc. an
pass.
Steamship Algeria liverpool. mdsc. aud pass
Steamship city OF Baltimore, Liverpool, udsc. and
pass.
ship W. J. Hathcd MiddlcsAnro. Eng, railroad iron
SIP Loeb ray, liN Ncrpoul. mlsc.
Rars lsiapa, Singapore. mdse,
llark alia W. ArdrOssan llc iron.
Rark DOmcncO, Genoa mcsc
BARK Fcolna Lent, Yeughal, I'm halJ't,
Bark Monitor. Hayre mdec and q lgJ.1 ron.
rriE scrpentine. Narscles. Wlsr.
Brig tAsterA star. nemerara, SUGAR and molasses.
Rr = John GNcu, Arroyo, =, r. "a s,r Jud moLlsscs
~ Union, Rio JaneirO, coffee.
Bt,g Nasonic, Dorchester, y. -, building stone.
hs.E B,ruard Santos, coieC.
Brig jahontaO, Pcrnambuco sugar.
Also the usual river and coastwlse vessels.
sNiLgp-s Steamships Ocean queen, for Asplnwal
city VI slu Antonio, Galveston Manhattan Charles
toui ship suuln. Acapulco, harks Iuhauut Mar Bre
leu Alexander, hayIe; brig Lewis L. sqg.rcs, Lisbon
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OFT
LIVERPOOL. Sent 90 Greece New York.
QVFFN SHOWN, sept. IN. .l!us sla, View York,
MoyilLE, sept a.-EuTopa, New York
The sun., 1872-09-21
what The sun has Done Opinion al nu
Honest Grant Paper.

THE Sun has done some very effective
service in exposing the rascalitics Of the Trc1s.
ury Ring.
The sun., 1872-09-21

Tor weather strips for doof, anl windows 20
to 4. r. !. TOrrcy 100 Fulton street. broadway.
The sun., 1872-09-21

Balsum Is indi- pen-ahlc, We have found ne
otlrr medicine tu 10 Il tor curing cholera Wurhu-
darrhua, bowel cOmpllints, und an tutt class of 4
soasos for which II is de,igutd and which are 100 COM
mon aud often fatal IN the frup .s.H itD .,.". "
Dom, Ut,tli9 IiOm BIl0k0L, SdHD-.l0r
The sun., 1872-09-21

Easy terms for furniture, carpets, aai bod
ding, 80 u. " cuWperthwt to's, ~ Chatham strrc,
An imWCUsr stuca and low prces. Bargains fnr cash.
-" puvWuuts received weekly or monthly. patlor and
chamber suites I'm great variety. ddn.
The sun., 1872-09-21

Cotton Dental Association, 10 Cooper Instl-
tufe draw teeth absolutely without pain with Aug ns
gas.-Adr.