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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-31
A WARNING CRY.

The vast scheme of internal Improvements
suggested in the Presidents message meets with
gariOus reception. Untinkng people naturally applaud
Il forthwith but more cautious journals appalled, at
aspect Of so vast system OF ascontnentai con-
auneaton as that which the President has outlined
The Rochester Democrat staneh Administration Journal
cries, Breakers ahead" and warns the Republican
party afford 10 risk s goOd standing with
Lhe people any such wild schemes as are ready 70 De
recessed upon the attention OF Congress-. The James
River and Kanawha trans-AeshanY canal business 10
denounced by The unwise and inexpedlent
u adds:
Then there is the scheme 20 refund the cotton tax the
esims OF which have been bOught by Spectators at
zen upon dollar and nOrdes OF other protects
await their turn. None OF these pass singy; they
must be logroed together by combinations well known
40 lobbyists and hence each measure ~ but the fore
runner OF others more redOent still with obnoxious
OdOrs. Pass subsidy bills. and ulns-Anesnany canals
will be next in order. Fasen these upon the taxpayers
and after another will follow u succession ds rapidly
managers may think safe. There IS bnt one way 20
offer successful resistance and mat Is 10 force the ISSUE
npon the principle with the nrst measure which makes
ats appearance and continue the light until the power OF
abe people is fell the schemers seek shelter behind
the Republican organization, then that organization VIII
be sadly shattered; but II It does not come forth the
stronger for H. II will be because organized pundererR
arc more powerful than the popular demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-31
TOPICS OF THE TIME.
u IT RIGHT TO TAKE WHAT YOU ARE
SUING FORT

SUING FORT
What it styles the flow of folly respecting
.n recent settlement between jay Gould and the Erie
Directory is sersely deaa with by The sun II states
tse case thus
The Erie Company brought snt against Mr. Gould 10
-occver a certnin AMOUNT OF money which, a they
Iss was In his possession aud belonged 90 them. II
thev mad prosecued their suit 10 the end aud had oh
toinad Judgement and n execution had been issued
and that execatOn satisfied bv the payment OF the
money tney would have accomplished lust what they
undertook do. They would have recovered for their
company money which, they claimed, belonged %
IN and wss In Mr.. Gou0's possession and that - all
fhey proposed and attempted when they began their
suit. -. - -. m -, -.
them into precisely the same situation ~ n ciey had
snceessfuly prosecuted their sut. Obtained Judgment
and GOT an that was due them under the execution.
hey arc DO more worthy OF blame for taking their ply
now than thew would have been II. instead Of settling
with Mr. Gould In December, 1871, they had continued
The contest IN the courts for more and finally
won it, and got their pay In that manner.
The article continues with the observation that good
many people might think 1t the duty OF the Ere D-
rsctOry beside getting their money back 90 have Mr.
Could criminay indicted. That It holds be another
affair and no duty Of thu Erie Directory than
OF other people who clamor!ng about IT, What 10
mainly insists that there is nothing IN the settle
xpent OF tho claim FOR nine millions that involves any
mora obliquity any neglect Of public duty the
part of any Director OF the Erie Railway"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-31
WOMANs ADVANCEMENT.
LECTURE BY DIR. BURcHNER.

DR.. Ludwig Buchner, the eminent German
physicist lectured last evening, before very large
audience including many prominent men, ut the Turn
Hall In East FOurth-st., The Woman Question, from
the standing point Of Natural Science" Among other
things he said that the difference between the sexes Is
now known TO be great was supposed by many
OF this truth Aristotle must had nkiing when
he said that woman vonbie and possessing little truth
Is n poorly developed BY numerical superiority
and by the OF circumstances man has gained the
mastery woman but specific reasons for disine-
ton of are not 70 ne tnnnd IN mi is
result OF circumstances In the animal kingdom. many
instances may be found in which the female plays
the more important part II ethnology aud
IN history. also abundant where women
have equaed and surpassed man even In what arc
termed the latters special attributes such bravery
The old story Of the discredited but Living
stone travellers tell Of such in inner
Africa, and even among some OF the North American
tribes such Hurons and the Iroquois. woman occu
pies the higher place and has privileges wnch man
has not For instance In cases or divorce when OcCar
amoug the latter tribes. the children belong 10 the
mother. In Ceylun and the Sandwich Islands In por-
lions Of India rhbet. aud Cashmere. the Orer of
marriage reversed in their favor All these instances
exceptions however, to the general rule anu are IN
rOduced merely in opposition 20 the belief that IL Is
law OF nature for man to hod the higher place. -,
Man his place by force or circuns ances and
not by any inherent quality possessed by hun. OF
course he obtained his position lie developed more
than woman because latter had not the opportul
ties which the former had WOman's position being Ony
natural sequence OF the OF events she may II
she WILL ater this position OF course, men decry the
movement her advancement, telling you that her POI
sti0n the social and political scale IS the result OF
rue OF nature They the not long since con-
cernin.c-she ensaved blacks Woman must 10 educated
10 appreciate benefits OF higher station so that sho
will not abuse them. All the occupations, manual and
mental must opened TO her. She has shown herself
capable Of accomplishing much In occupations from the
following OF which sue debarred. Let them Dc
opened 20 hand and BRAIN Give her che opportunity
nnd let her improve II.
Woman has not grand figure In history hereto
fore has done she could not do 50 under the CIR
cuIns ances yet she exceed IN many pursuits AS
far back as the Middle Ages her skill ~ pby sic was ac
knowledged. Executive ability OF no mean order sue
mas shown in the cases OF Elizabeth and Cathalne IL
Even II be emancipated from her present thra-
dom, her most glorious sphere OF action will DO the
household. And where a woman is married to tho man
sue loves viii desire other sphere. To unmarried
women, those who have 70 depend on their own exer
right OF suffrage will be productive OF good, while for
ysc and moral elevation OF the race 1t Will have
a grander significance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-31
MIR. GREELEY AND SENATOR SUMNER.

Major Ben Perley POore sends this letter
from Washington to The Boston Journal for the purpose
Of SHOWING that the writer-Horace Greeley-was
sctuaed by higher motives in the recent campaign than
many have been viking 70 admit"
YORK, July 90 1877.
DEAR SIR: You know why have not written you
since last you this city. II did not become me
IN rge or entreat and could not presume 20 cOun
se YOU All facts known 20 me were also Known 70
Won and could not have eoIuprehended ther slgnn-
canoe better than you did. -. -. =,
I'D 20 this hour since was talked OF for PRESIDENT
have approached one on that subject who had not
already declared himself my supporter was aware
that when had done my best, should be accused OF
Intriguing and maneuveTing for the nomination.
Mr. sumner You know that thank you for your noble
letter thank you because IL h1es the Democrats Dy
holding them their pledges TO treat the colosed men
~ e0uals and fellow citizens. have said what could
no THIS end hut You have said more and TO better pur
pose. with grateful thanks, / am yours, l.-,.
To the Hon. Charles Sumner, Washington, ID. e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-31
THE BROOKLYN COMMITTEE OF FIFTY.

THE BROOKLYN COMMITTEE OF FIFTY.
The Executive Committee of the Brooklyn
Committee OF Fifty has submitted TO that body report
OF the results Of its investigation into the affairs Of the
Corporation Counses Office for the eighteen months
from April 25 1871 to Oct o. 1874 Of which the following
is an abstract:
During the eighteen months the monthly salaries OF
the officers the Department amounted 10 N1C0 49, The
amount paid 10 searchers street openings and widen
ings that time S7,S2s For surveys during
the time s28. 232 % paid. The report claims
that money expenses not belong 10 the Law Depart
ment that the Corporation Counsel mas only 70 GER
tify 10 the Controller the amounts awarded.
In reply 10 the argument OF the Law Department that
those yments under the act OF April 49, ISL
dated Nov a. 1871 which the words, The surveyors
with whom this Department has no connection are
claimed 10 occur The committees next hoius tnat me
statement this question to the effect that surveyors
drew nearly much searchers Is Tar from rue inc
former stated period drawing NIl9l % aud the Lat
The COMMITTEE then admits that, though Handsome
perquisites" have been received by tho leading
were covered by the letter OF the law 10 could not
pected but that they would be drawn.
The port touches the Judicial work OF the
Deparen claiming that within the ast four years the
cty has received Judgments In is favor s209od @
and pad in cases OF judgments against IT, s6,l6S 49,
iasing balance I'm the cys favor OF $3.50 while
the yearly salaries OF the Department at the above
monthly rate i0o so amount To sl3Sl or sos2tS lor
the fonr years. disbursement Of t5324S, against
80 ss 10 received. The report seems here 20 overlook
the that court service not the only duty Of tho
The report next judges there should be leg
islation to lesson the amount OF esrchers fees from
which II nfers that the Department receives revenue
nv STEALTH and suggests that searchers fees would be
maid more promptly by those persons whose property
titles are thus verified ~ states, Iurtner ina,
ers Streets, amount unknown ana that sums NOT IN
cuded In the accounts for street openings were PAID
person or persons unknown amounting IN al 70
sIll4. a. -.
paid for additional seaehers fees between OCT = ana
Dee. l. 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-31
The WEATHER
EXTRAORDINARY DEPTH OF THURSDAYS SNOW
FALL.

EXTRAORDINARY DEPTH OF THURSDAYS SNOW
FALL.
There was more snow IN the air last night
TO discourage the Street Cleaning Bureau that has done
such excellent work In Broadway. The clouds we're
massed above the horizon much they last Thurs
day. and the signs Of the sky pointed 10 another heavy
snowfall. Tue Thermometer during the day ranged
from l5o 70 $50 at p and 100 1T midnight.
the incidents Of another storm attract attention
and crowd the columns OF the newspapers, IL may be
well 70 quote the figures which Prof Daniel Draper OF
the Central PARK Observatory has furnished
Total depth OF snowfall IN inches 1859. 3o6T; 1870
,sl0; 1871, 3i.92; 1872, 1854.
Same for month OF December 1869. ga; 1870 800
1871, 8s6; 1917, 1913.
Tue snow fail during this month has therefore been
A noteworthy circumstance In regard to the recent
storm s that while depth Of the fail amounted TO
calculating the depth corresponding certain
depth II Is customary TO allow 10 inches OF snow
for each water In the present case this rule VIII
not work as actual measurement shows that one incl
depth OF water Is equivalent to about ~ inches cf tAe
snow that FELL
THE COLD IN NEw-ENGLAND.
BosroS, Dec. 30-The extreme cold weather
continues The Thermometer at Concord, N. b, this
morning. was 80 below White River function.
VT, 24o below. aud at Lewiston. ITO below.
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIKP sIaSAL OFFICER.
wAsHIsoros d. c., Dec. u-i - ia }
Hy,iopsfs Tor he pdg tvsntp- f0ar assry
The barometer continues highest, but falling,
over the Atlantic States with clear weather, except
the Middle ates where cloudy weather win areas OF
snow rain prevailing II has risen over tho,
North West with Rortheriy 10 westerly winds, cearir x
weather and falling temperature
Areas Of light RAIN have prevailed from Tennessee
Ohio Indiana Illinois, aud Missouri, ana tence orth-
ward Lake Erie ana the upper lake region Loudly
weather ana light snow. The temperature hP a risen
from tho lakes " the Gulf and South Atlantic co Asts
Probabilities.
For New England, eastery - southerlY WIN g.. coudy
weather. and snow; for the Middle str easterly ID
southrry winds and cloudy weather with rain except
for Northern NowYo.k. where snow pr sbabe for the
South Atlantic states, oisterly 20 outh sry winds aud
increasing ci0udness-
Esr t-e AortAWs.t increasing gresure nortlier!y to
Winds falling tenbrHture. generally clear
weather these conditions extending eastward ani sQu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-31
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
Fer other Ship Ne'rs see H. PARE.

lFcr other Ship Nefrs IN. . Page.
ARRIVED.
Steamship c.. Bremen Dec T. via s94.1tu Ps
18Th. y lh mise ana Oe.rchs * Co.
Barb Pusaab oi Bas, snal Roesane London A. a via
nis-
BARI Baltimore Cof BrnsiA HuIoi Rio JaEro Sov VI,
Ug Annie Vai lof Lir oo n So Micheaer Hsr5or J.a,
Nov TO- aud Havana Dec 10 VIA lDsEo d.
Hig hlanI { ief. Mex niel Virs.Ra-
Schr Os1orn Curii-, Gurus. Virginia
SchE L4TlH.a. OsJon, Virginia
Ship Ass tGe) 50 Gays from Hambag Wss boasd Dec 30 a
10 noon III Fe saud By otbnat W. H. AspinEal 80 "a.
WND-SaDdOwu. bght W q udy and balg
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsroH Dec 0-Arlve steamship Siberia from LT2rpoo SER
CHARLEsToy s. c. OAravs steamship south Csro-a.
BARK from 81 John ". b. chrt as
Wilmington Del; J. A. Pthen from Bias TOT Acs-
sAvASSAH Ca Dec 3OAryod. steamship Gen. Brnes n Ses
bark Mara isaa. rym Havana schrA rnlg ron " oIs
Role Lizzie Wilson Aew-York; A. Barte RON Bainoie
Empire, for Liverpool seh juliet for boston
FOREIGN PORTS.
HALIFAX. ~ s. Dec 9-tae steamshp iA1s1nn arei a. nd
ngaL stog wetry gales and Eesther ths sEos
psaye lie steamship Franklin len for HeElorA SATURDAY al
the DolIBinn line to-day, nofi VI
coil org h. Oaks DoDefara or bosom rrisod hero
her badly Io1en
DISASTER.
Dec lathe w. w HnrtsT which vent Asfos
at leakng ba4. .arl-Y %
osuel Yarmouth, n b. al vas non 81 Jola "f
BEgianl.
Halifax akny the lights ashore D1ncans Rect 1ut !
Haiflr haraor last The saeL TIE vessel
WI be total OsA The cargo may be partially "a. cd
here reTsred and sails Tor QseeaFa os
THIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-31
i, Nrw.yrAR.s rEMPERAEcE' CAUTION.

The National Temperance Society held a
pablo meeting last evening at the broadway raber-
nacle at Thirty ourthst for the purpose OF advocat
ing Total abstinence from all intoxicating liquors,
aud protesting against the Offering of wine TO
guests on NewYcar's Day. The exercises were,
onened with prayer ut tho close of which VIII
liam IL Dodge said, In part, that tho great
temperance ssformAtiea which had boon begun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-31
A CORRECTION.

TO ne EdsfOr OF The tribune
SIR In your issue of to-day appears notice
OF the Kappa Alpha dinner at the Gisey House. IN
bsch occurs an error that fairness needs correction
The writer makes some allusion % the approaching
quarter centenary OF the fraternity The date pi Us
inauguration 1928, anc the ceeOratoh III Ios VIZ
vonrs KA,, No q
Ner York Dec. 30 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-31
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM GLASGOW-IH s,eamshD Vtt0rr Dec D. - - ~.
J. Gamn family Ovens. Ills :. Bat y.an
szd liY Nelson Wells w. Wton. John srrfg " ~ 49,
MoAay saIle Clsrs ltrr. J
eblrs and g. n. Riaaoipb Clazs George '--@
Capln. Char Boyd.
FROM BEEIgN-ia 5larsAp Rim, Dee - y " 49, -
and family NJ simonet Joseph Raa hioogsr an
Kollscle and cah. Ann 1sens Vrolnsh, &. y lomeF
fclaEe Gsf ARireas nstsra Anaio hios Chs,s
L0as oor Ea1ay Jssalscle3, =. Pilot A v fag W. sa1l "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-31
pERaONAI-RY TELEGRAPH.

Senator Carpenter was entertained at ban
aue, m night Pankenton House By the Young Mems Repub
liozn Club Of Milwaukee
Walter NJ ConlKey, Treasurer Of the New York
Midland Railroad and President Of the bAnk Of
Chnsngo S died sunday Al Norwich ~ L. Of apo
peIy. he winning clock and fell baek dead
Sister Mary Louise one of the Nuns Of the
Visitation died Sunday Name, Richmond Va, Of
ona age 90 daughter Of the late DAVID Williamson Of
Baltimore County Md bad been rigeHse for - yesrs
Senator Carl Schurz delivered his lecture on
Germany France last night In Allyn Han Hartford TO large
interest bis RAPID stretching the charse.
tensile Of The two leading and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-31

"Rr,,, VKABLE, VERY REMARKABLE" arc me
enect. nf IA, 1pougfs Pyrenc Saline In Preventing nna
Cvn, a,,si, feyers. aud SKIN Diseases. rpociA1s
nj 7vIgOrafing. Sold By ali chemists, ana
ths Mats9 ma m, tDOrn-bil. London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-31
v,-pnrp op CIRCUS TROUPE.

sAsFRAscIsCo, Dec 3o.-A private letter from
Arizona says that Lee family Of ercus performers
eight persons, well known In this State. were az pil
sred nv Apaches while on the way 70 Mexico through
ATlzVna4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-31

ward into the upper lake region and the Ohio valley;
mt midnight tpIeRrapnio reports from NebrssAs 70
40, thern Oao south westward 70 the western gum
have cot yet been received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-31
CATTLE MARKET

CHICAGO Dee g-CarTLE i4il-Reoepts 10 h,sai aleN
native sod Al 81 a % 20 Conmos ~ N'"r 80
a5I 49, head . ". - "a. n.
LfvE rlY actyes epts. i0 " ne.l :,
| q 2 Is, ssortd ~
- D y. hLipnent .atIrIay 2tlJ bead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-31

Dropsy among peving naEdy vii
sSSE IAGIc OIL Is ad n elns The s-ase Il. a use
will manifest bis huis aif
treaty-losr h,us Of RESsKs MA5c JILL Iu J0Hs T.
tfyry n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-31

The Tribune Almanac 1879 Crssy early Jauaay WI
n ad.it.yn 10 . usual conteEts, h4ye
PORTRAIT BIoGRAPHT
HORACE GRKELzv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-31

wusISgroS, n G, Dec 9.-sp. * uffeane 'I q -,
RosiB quiet ~ 10 tor SrslreL Crs " }" -. :.
Han sRd IS for Yellow DIP ard Yrg v lio-"' ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-31

Harsh wrInked skin eguins the beauty q youth y ins
CAswBLL Cor LIYBA OIL q tle beat
IL rssA, pare and SGecL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-31

Any one curious sample Of the famous s1d
PIANO" should call great EaTro01s Of >
DAgKK l. Co, 90 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-31
A SATIRE ON UTsTICE.

The Springfield Republican is embarrassed TO
nnd words sufficiently sharp with which characterize
the virtual acqutta Of Farrell Wards Island Luna
0o Asylum attendant. 1t cOndenses the case thus
Two helpless men. insane patients IN public chart
table institution. found lying the point OF death
They bear the marks OF thurman treatment abuse vO-
fence. They both accuse this keeper Farrell az their
murderer The resident physician, his duty ar lis
she attention OF the Commissioners affair AID re-
quests them 70 visit the Asylum receive the ante
EnOrtem statements of the Victims The Commissioners
take notice OF his communications. Ornen ana sew
die, Coroners inquest II held. Farrell held
to answer for his erimef Not bit OF To ude over
a furry OF public excitement. as IL IL lhouRht
safe Is released on his bonds TIE Distrct-At-
1Orney gives him the RratntOus assurance that psbaby
he will never brought 70 trial. at any rate he viii
never convicted The Judge lectures the Ne
for their depraved conduct IN confoundng homicide
with murde< and thus stirring up popular prejudice
against gentlemen who have unhappily had TO take
human life. Not a word, II will be noticed about lie
defeDseless men who killed Not word abOst tine
prevention of uks "hOmicides" ia the future. Not
word about the employment OF ignorant, brutal pas
soBate meD-haDitnal druukards al thAt-in
II this matter Ia allowed 70 rest where Re
HacketHs little speech from the bench leaves H.
there Is certainly something rotten not only
lnrisprudeBee but IN civilization To lot THIS fellow
Farrell ~ scot tree 10 70 indct ourselves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-31
TgN = 1ATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC NJ .RXBr q

HAVA a hARKErA -. -, ,..
Havana, Dee D-Long shavea hoop - luo - W. - -
80. . eironeOusy reported IN eA''n'1' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-31
MIRRLED.

York Dec p 1917 By Rev Thomas
D. rshdenes Of tls brides mother IS A-
auce daughter Adanee, D. joan G. Gooass.
H., Of CLntoaaYe., Brook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-31
5psria! Notires
Another Testimonial In Favor Of the Bficacy OF
SCHENCKS MkDICiNRS.

In sCHENCKs MkDECINEs;
$500 So saa , - F; q Z
adding testimony 70 taSt Of
@ shs have ea cured BY the ssa fsAeek Pub
hereditary With family
tie AGE iiysas ny sister at thir
When .a .si.s1 III complaint
rapidly dsyeoys iE:o taeee. coasanDpD. compelled
IcOosud .ial AID snneat physicians sd tired
hops ny recovery reduced f pound. 70 I6
By I,aow upO1 pOvIenta nposaou Induced
70 " yOaI rsss lod ace n'e s.s ycur i,sansn and "a
PeIaua.n so5. and today am =. veil :, an~
rssa attending 10 AniaHe Niag ivsis
l.ail to h.yesI .Ipr-s for s:yas ,.osa me posi-
Msnd,Ls PIN, ssaicins ever aOr Nbss
0,n rofsr haudd. Of ,eshOOn 81. .srfz y that
"'" "H''A i0''' JOHN p HENRY. N' = AfN'f''
Wholesale s Agent sf r. sA sss Ssas
rs-Dr scaEsCk rass Drofs'ao..lty hi. rsu. No q
Extra Dry CasissI. -
MOET, G. CRANDON
ACKER, MERRAE.L 6 CONDITsS,
cHAaBERs-sr. and BROADWAY and soRTY sRcOSD-sr.
Piles. or Aemorrbelasi Tansr..-elst lateral slen.T
Opaoa lssi pam dsasss s.ss,s or .rassst. We -, o.
: y . ~ a:i .ss ~ .:s' "a
heslhJ a@SOn pcoce OF tsebgone A
s. h.. r. . md : co saS .. y ng
improved In proof Of state n ssr
sudsi eantneds Of PAn.asl
ps btnore and PssOufgh -ben have and res W.
McCANDLLSS NJ D., Son. Ne 2O0l Arohsi Pnad lphis A
ST. Nicholas Asie " T. ths sess aud earh
Prof. Tyndali's Lectures.
Prof rIsda will deliver the As lcsurs Of As "a New Yos
spserun Analysis aghA H. csop Ila.a.. a,
e'slOek. Tickets Al the door pnee. 81
The wsrkinswemon's Protective lsson.
Aessshod dee TkAChRRs
COPrsTS, TRADBswOsbN, CLERKS. Ia, srr spvheS 10
ana ss, obtaining emplsi Wssss ssh h.r
been collected By aw uhn res sf cAsrs
American Institute Farmers Gle Ans CIse neat.
EYERf TUESDAY O'Clock tAs Of the u,utuis NJ 10
Cooper Balas Al nsress IN AgeaaI, ar,
~ attsad NAT aANC Ally pr,.Lt.ns
JoHs ". CskxHxsa secrs.au
Oatmeal aud Giycerino Ind sxicaiTAs ao-s Ss-f,rs
WINTER SOAP and
I.kGhAAa ca, Bro1d-ay
~ n. = ias ssssss sass1 rs nd
a. "a THURSDAY Il II n, saa o. SATURDAY 81 ..e
IA 2. " JONES. ?. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-31
DIED.

All Notice, Of Marriages must Be iadOrsed Nth ta3
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-31

SENATOR SUMNER AND THE BATTLE-FLAC7
1t appears that Senator Summers course in
respect 10 the proposition 20 the names OF
American battle fields from regnental ags
with own early record The Bost9a Advertiser Als
this incident: AFTER the BATHS Of Williamsburg Mag
lss2 0oa- Mcclellan inquired Of tho War Department