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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Sunday Dee. l

Ii il well known TO those acquainted with
this city that in spite of the general tendency Of bust
nes. toward the uptown districts. many OF ths rnsst
collections OF attractive goods especially OF those most
suablr holiday presents and kindred 60 bs
found within a few minutes walk Of the City Hafl and
few establishments osr Inducements either To the
buyer sight-seer, than that Of Messrs. Schuyler,
Hartley Graham, Nos. 20 and n John-t. Within the
Last year their accommodations hays been very much
enlarged giving greater fssiity FOR the exhibition
Of their many glasses Of goods the arrangement Of when
ia complete. The rm has exerts Itself to present 70
the public rstcass collection OF such goods a. ARC
mostly in dema nd among those NJ tasts and culture
The selection OF clocks OF aa kinds II very nne one
confronting visitor entering Johnsf being espe
ciaIly worthy OF notice. bath nom desgn and ASs IL is
Of marble with an mitlatian bronze inquire OF Diana
aboys aud Is arranged for sas Tits with me accom-
panying pieces, makes 4 very han'sous and imposing
SET Another set consisting of clock s'r'n"nnted by
nns bronze bust OF I.eus varus with vasrs ON either
side eyinoes ths god with which The selections
have bosu maIs. "rsassl.n." CLOCKS ssa so~oniax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16
THE DRAMA.
NOVELTIES or Tux WEEK.

Fresh incidents invite the play-goer's atten-
ton in several quarters. Mr. Broughams play Of The
Lily OF France" aud Miss Helen Temples first appear
ance in New York. may be- tonight at Booths
Theater. Mile. Aimee and her clever company VIII
appcar this evening at the Olympic, In Barbe
BIeue" AT the Fifth Avenue Theater Married
IIfe' will be acted tonight, and 4" Bold Stroke for
Husband on Tuesday. This afternoon. at Barnun's
Museum and Circus. the;fOreign female acrobat Madam
DocKrn. viii perform for the first time in America
No change ia 70 be made at present AZ Waacks, the
Union square. Tony Pastors, or the st. James. Mr.
sothern plays Sam. Wallack Theater next saturday
evening. and Mr. Brougham's new play OF "Atheriey
Court" Will be produced at the Union Square Theater
next week Miss Agnes EthePs Benefit there on
Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16
rnwIN FnRKEsrs MRMoRY.

At meeting Of actors held yesterday at the
Metropolitan Hotel, the following were adopted
Waereas The Almighty has IN his good time. seen nt
90 remove frOni midst. ripe in years ana with an
hdnored name Edwin Forrest. the Nest0r OF the Amer
Eau stage; - ..
PfsoS,i That in the death OF the man who may be
ssd TO nave almost the representative OF the drama
i1 his native country, and whose ndomable Will large
neect and devotion 20 his profession have rendered
h AZ honor 20 the walk OF fe which no adopted, that
not alone the stage but the entire intelligent portion OF
the community sustained loss that Will De deeply
ana pr ofOundly felt
RssoIscd That We recognize IN the career OF Edwin
Forrest a bright incentive To those who have entered
upOn ths actors fe-a life which has already gwen
auy examples Of goodness and rectitude, and, In the
casa of the decessed has tended to elevate the stage
and call 70 its objects by the Votares OF the
drama In his native land
10 his profession still bow heads In submission
10 nj ghtier WILL and md consolation IN the fact that
Edwin Forrost taken from life OF suffering 70 one
where trouble cannot reach him further The niestrng
may be snapped, but the memory OF the actor the
scholar and the cannot perish. Out "lu I'VE 10
bright amt glorious future.
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THE BEST EVERYWHERE

No other results of American inventive
genius and scientific industrial ability have achieved tho
exalted reputation and popularity Of that attained by
tina Cbiekering Pian0-f ortes. which are known and IN
ma. throughout the civilized world. Their unrvsled ex
eelsnco is admitted only the vast superiority OF
their musical qualifications but in their perfection in
sssn and mechanical construction. the latter giving
seriscs OF durability unknown IN other instru-
msns no marter where or by whom made. The Messrs.
chic krring have been half century before tbs
nhl and During that extended period have made AAd
so The enoTmous aggregate Of about f0rfiso thousand
niano-fortea. Usually their prodnct averages Nearly
hfty instruments per week Thelr great nanulacory IN
nos eanpped aud most thorough In all particulars 90
any eKtant nnrns ia extended career 6he inatru-
usata of this hghly reputable 1Os. Dyo, loau yasad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16
GOVERNMENT TELEGRAPHY.

Mr.. A Townsend gives III The Chicago I17b-
sfe yisws expressed by the Hon. w. T. Ortor Prea
dent Of the Western Union telegraph Company, during
An interview with him. Explaining tho official zeal isr
Government telegraphs, Mr.. Orton said:
There Is tendency among all Government of1cials
On seek An enlargement powers. Mr. Creswalls may
ne audable ambition, but II Is based upon superficial
IDEAS and ne this year receiving The aid G person
emnleye1 20 ger statistics IN his interest. No petition
mad ever been addressed 70 Congress containing any
aa 1l rhs Boards OF Trade and Chambers Of
SonerTs are generally declared against tae pet idea
we're moved 10 pass resolutions indorsng IL but he has
Of the aversion Win which raiwsys ana th9se
pterests heading the teegra most regard the plan We
exchange facilities with the railways and they are com
PEELED under modern egenees 70 move tnsI Trains ana
they push our business with equal alacrty as they
would never DO under the REFRESHING nna OF tse Gov
ernmens" Being asked II the English system OF postal
feegrsphy was likely 70 be failure, hf Orton rsphed'
Ne frsukiy tnink there % be eihclent wen per
formed. and much extended under inc tIOfelnuient
assumpti0n but all the conditions are dinefent rom
The English civil service alone Is mighty az
of the same revolution being tried with our system OF
pOiiticsl appointments In Europe, the telegraph az
free fundamentally never existed any more than iEes
press and Is was part OF the police system OF esch
country 10 IN fact, more imp0sibIe than Freedom
Of the press IL was adopted IN England because ING
telegraph oOtnpanes were without euterpTse, aud dd
Here galegraphy has arisen among tho people, kept
ahead " their necessities aud built up newspaper
press which is the wonder OF the era"
Rsgardiag greater enterprise displayed in the
of the telegraph BY the American compared with the
lsur.sn press Mr. OrtOn observed: Well, If you will
eou,ste All mntter delivered by the telegraph
10 lie Ifess here separately Lah.nltiel 70 tach
pasprr 4 Will u.e Aggregate eGuai 70 al the matter
~ sSsr, And the gelegrapns Of Tie world ~
a. 's tune 10 no other country can 20 much tele-
~ e " I. e bought for the money as here IL amounts
10 hundreds OF millions Of words per ahann. Is hs~
paper combinations are numerous ana tne s
W,istl.rn AssOoated Press alone taxes loOo NoIus
,,at lr - nights in the year, and IRON i Otnef Suo
ssso,aaliOns ninify.' .. .,,..--.--.... a. 49,.
NJ orion gurlner observed that "GOFernnenI AZ VI.
IpOaopsLser OF u,iegmphy, might save soetinB' -
.oali usi aas6 10 pal AVilSndS' anu "V"u u'' 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16
TOPICS OF THE TIMES.
FRESH VIEWS OF LOUISIANA POLITICS.

FRESH VIEWS OF LOUISIANA POLITICS.
For entirely unsophisticated and arcadian
yiews Of Louisiana pOtcs The Washington Chronicle Is
certainly 20 be comnended. correspondent OF that
journal. Mr. Edwin l. Lowis gives sketch Of the
troubles in Louisiana; he says among other things, that
Judge Dure is candidate fOr the United States Senate
and has been moved 70 his action in support Of the Re
publican ticket by tho hope OF this prize. He exonerates
uoeoror Casey from any blame saving that that officer
ass stood entirely aoof nom the controversy. Further
more M adds; The Custom house fully represented in
moth branches OF the Legislature. In the Senate find
A. members Deputy Collector OF the Port erWlg Naval
Posfmaster Lowell and "a uTmhe Of subordinate officers
an the CustOm-house whose names cannot pow recall.
Tor sheriff and defeated by 1900 majority; yet he WILL
ander the present condition OF things. be declared
elected.
these statements are new In detail but not their
essential particulars; hut on them The Chronicle is
moved n comment as follows;
This feature OF the case, 81 truly reported has very
bad look These Federal officers shond keep entirely
slOOf from offices. Whether the laws OF tie state
90 or 40 not permit them to participate IN state csa-
rion the whole theory and practice OF the Government
against t.
This Is simply delicious in is artlessness and bland
Ignorance everything thai IS happening Louisiana.
1t il though Boston newspaper should suddenly
remark that "there lately a fire in Boston. It is
alleged which destroyed several mercantile buildings
and 1t Is said caused decided sensation among BUSH
ness CIRCLES" Then The Chroateie goes thus:
The response OF the President 10 Mr. MeEnery OF
of 100 citizens Of NewOrleans who propose TO visit
washington and who are no., ON their way 10 ts civ
unless che dispatch that appears first page
stopped them Whitley could wish thar phraseolOey
md been different and that me committee had not been
repealed IN advance, must remember that these
fnued appeals the President exercise refrain
from exercising power are al very extraordinary pro
coedagA
Good hut how about the Presidents exercising
pOwcrg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16

prOrnccd BY rockrrystaJs r comforting or d0be re-
rnctOry power by sanorous vibrations and the msgnet
zanOn OF light Although the syllabus sort, 1t covers
= good DIAL.
Whnyo keicbed t~ course Of six lectures. The ana
terias touched ample m the ak 10 Overflow
ing allowing hour snd u half Ter earh lecture a
suVenth very striking lecture night he gwen he says
The identity OF Highs and heat-eyery experiment.
made IN the optical Lecture being shown capable OF repe
titOn with pure lRhtles1 radiant heat, the therDO
electric pfc and gayanOmeter being substituted for the
eye He has nade urTaD cement Tor the projection OF
che gavsnOmeterdial upon screen, which renders IL
visible 10 any number OF peoTte As no worked nc the
subject the desire grew Upon him to do 10 more ana
more thoroughly, and 30 spare expense regards APP
parstIs. He has accordingly purchased between $500
and 24OJ sterling worth OF Instruments, and has
gone over all tine experiments 10 rendsr every
thing sure and worthy or the subect and oil she W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16
SPECIAL rnEAsrRY AGENTS.

The senate and House of Representatives,
dlsagrre only upon one section OF the Internal
Revenue bi-tat which provides for the appointment
spectral agents OF the Treasury Department This
70 De gratuitous insertion by the senate, and
even tle Commissioner Of Internal Revenue tells the
House Committee OF Ways and Means that he can get
along without them. Tie EceHsg Post thinks sees
job" In the Senate amendment, and says:
TIE senators ooCld scarcely endure the prospect OF
having many their friends turned Of Office and
they set about arvisiug for repairing this IN
without seeming TO the proposed
reform. TBcy accordingly amended the bill by pro
ving FOR large addition OF special agents. in order
give friends another chance OF life at tie public
expense. The House OF Representatives, however ad
heres 10 measure. which is a good step toward re-
rreiohmcnt. and calls for Conference Committee
I.erc little point IN this business which needs
clearing up Until the senate invented tins amendment
had heard that the Treasury Department called
Tor assistance, and the country does not appreciate
the suddeu demand FOR extra special agents whose
dItirs are, t best, irregular and anomalous VIII the
Senators explain tnis apparent inconsistency
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16
srEAE skIIss IN THE BOSTON FIRE.

INV NDhfN, DbC "a, NV
To. the EdStOr Of rae Tr$bEHs.
Sm: / agaia trespass on your columns with a
testimonial Of ono fortunate" whose Steam safe
brought vaUabes safely through the Grs&s
Fire IN Boston. Respectfully yours
g. II. CcLBs Manager
To ne American Steu SUE Company, s. IA. COLE, AsSs~
ager Nr7D York Depot zoo BrOGdtrGys
am pleased be able TO add my testimony to.ths
already long LIST the ability Of the steam 5afe 10
stand fire. all OF NY books and papers 5st remained
keepiDg taken ont excellent order believe
IL 10 be the safe OF all safes FOR security and safety IN
great fEs Yours truly. I. >. NORYALi,
Late No Pearst corner Of MIR
Boston Dee. ~, 1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16

sud commended by Tending celebrities OF al corr
tres and they have awarded nearly one hunnres
first preniuns the highest Testimonials u scientnc ano
insfsl ORGANIZATIONS o. and abrO this featnro
cul nmatTng AZ the great Paris Exposition where they
not only received the large goo medal osS'ga"y , 800
ne bat PIANO 0tss made ne rod, but t8eir talented
constructor was ~ Napoleon himself; decorteo VIVID
no other maker Having by the aid or all TIE most sy
proved appliances ~ every descrpton cressed tbe'r
facilities and enlarged their means or psyduetlbi, e"o
Messrs Chiokerin have recently been enabled 70 redncs
their prices thus present time, their crRy an
ryalel panOiogfs Do procured Al about ths sass
amount -as - drIssnded TOR ordinary nstrnments-
Evening ExprcsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16
MIXED ELECTION RETURNS.
RowLEs BROTHERs & co.'s FAILURE.

The failure of a Paris-American banking
hou.e seems 70 mortify some OF contemporaries.
because IL will bo considered peculiarly American. The
Tovide,es Journal revives this "Reminiscences OF the
bankrupt house
Here. now was q concern which had spent money
moi thetr Own-tliere would have been nfte financial
.rewdness thatin Teasing The High JOINT Commits,
sOn 81 Geneva aud creditor, who had certainly,
mo ponep American spirit 10 the guardian
sp Of the American ga gle on TO say that these
transactions arc vainOus." Evidently he had not
drtuh any OF The champagne nc Geneva, 10 pay FOR
winch 10 had contributed. But some men are always
unreasonable.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
fFor other Sgssp Mems see seeons Page.l
aDDTVEn

ARRIVED.
se,-ship Spain (rD Grace. Liverpool Dee and QneeotS-z
4th With Ddse and pas 70 y w. }. Hurst
Steamship United Stsies Burck hswOreans De g. With n1
past 70 r.. Baker
steamship Georgia CrovsB Charleston With a aad - n
steamship walker Norfolk With mds and pass 70 o
Dominion Steamship Co. -.
Steamship Abesre STARK SooH. 40. V mass and pas % oa
Dominion Steamship Co.
steamship Acushnet Re.1 Bedford and
Fergas Wood.
BOsiOn film. Basnos Ayr-s Oct sAd ssas-
videO n
Brig udymiou lof s.co-bs, May Jsseiro 81 das viii collie
Brig sboos of Dstmoash sinpnz Rio Jsnsro 81 d-Ja "a.
Hampton Roads, with cofee
scar Nellie Carr Lans Bangor days w-biastsa D. c.
Schr Fannie Pike Johnson Baltimore Winterport
Catherine, Ellsworth With amber for honisat
BELOW.
sbip Golden Boston, Bray 0o Aug g. siih dse Wa
Il lat % Do Loo 2 . By po0os1 :" H. AsPiss.
No. n.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsroy Mas l5-Aruved, steamship hOr sevRsrz
sono Manla AOry Baker, from JasBei mary a
Drury Ada Waiting Pernsn1aA
reports tia 15h inst OF Cape Ann - miles dsaat
dsasted absndoDe and % zoe GAN
Nort0 VI Bgcksport Me- the partly gone
PoyIDRScK L. Dee laTe chr MarT Mad from Tsussss
through and SHADES fe
Friday raised to-day ard sA1en 20 the uhs and uh b e
charged and o the railway.
pec ge Fuller OF Caps Ben serssss
rheyar QUIT the The weather taroraDle
SAVANNAH l1-ArnVo sehrA James Wari frpn View
YORK VsicDtne, GeorgetoWn W T. Ouy and sgxs
Hnyev BostoA Sailed Huntsville for Ne" YORK; o-k Feis
Tor
Ca.kLEsros s. c. Arrived steamship South Csrolns
Ifcistarst
iroHM -Tague1 Sailed. brig Elia Mana. FOR Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16

As the holiday season is now approaching,
those DESTROYS OF ordering holiday suits VIII Ind o
FIRST class in the custom department Of the large
store OF Messrs. A. Raymond " Co. Of Fulton
and Nassau-sts This house has very extensive stock
OF ready clothing Of superior quality and flushed
10 the best The genteUen's furnishing depart
nent supplied with the best make Of underwear and
sDecialyf extensive in nno articles - English make
The rule of che house specially favorable for Strangers
the prices being invariably Uniform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16
INFLUENCE OF INDEPENDENT JOURNALS

Now that the election is over, some of the
newspapers discussing which had the most influence
IN the ztmpagn--ndependenL or partisan journals
The S0e-ne,lO Union, which belongs 70 the rstnamed
class. gives this testimony CONCERNING its own state
In this State President Grant nothing TO the
strictly partisan papers but everything TO the hearty
support him by the independent press. This sup
port an the more telling because these same papers
fairly ana honestly criticised the conduct of the Re-
publican senate and House, and because they sernly
opposed nomination OF unfit for Congress by the
independent journals, while opposing the election
unit Republican nominees for Congress- advocated
reelection OF Grant, there must needs be the
very best Of grounds for supporting Grant, aside
strictly partisan Ones. The result shows
That this thought pred0minated all over the
state extent, bnt especially IN
the sWO Congress Districts where the strictly partisan
papers made the hardest light on Congress and the
frebest the Presidential candidate We mean In the
ild anda I'D Districts, where the Republican majority
fDr Con gressinen 56, while Grants majority was
over 10 300 where OF the congressman elect,
VINO iad support Of the Independents press, Is
I-uocaS Tbe history Of the country don't furnish
rebuke the professional politicians than this
livery Of them the side OF these Congress
cand.GatCs, With every partisan paper IN bOth
d 'rct. al the influence OF the railway monopoly
and the organized Committees Yet they fell behind
Grant tsn thousand and odd votes. The effect OF the
rrDuke Is visible. II causes great zeal OF anxiety
among the professionals, and opens the door 10 tue
emancipation Of the people from their corrupt RUE
MAJ not hope IL viii the eyes OF the President
s4d confidence IN that kind Of supportefsf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16
4 NEEDLES ACCIDENT.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. ia ditch thirty feet deep,
which wac being dug the premises OF the Insane
Asrlun for the purpose OF having waerpipes lad TO
thai institution ca we'd In yesterday afternoon, burYng
I'VE workmen two of whom, Patrick Harmon and Austin
Varuun we're taken 0ut dead. -
Tbe hadies OF James O'Donnell and Nicholas Kraus
ti remaiu In the trench and will be taken out to-mor
80 LANES small was rescued alive and unhnrt, hav
~ ,.sr ,rotecrd by some shOyels and bOlders ut the
NOTION of The ditch The accident vas caused by an ADJ
IL IrI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16
TILE OKLAHOMA BILL.

There seems to be a difference of opinion
among he Indian nations interested in the project Of
forming their reservations into Territory. The ChOe
Ga1 YigldicaiOr says Of the bill:
The Indians. q whole, are opposed ~ II but while
there manifest disposition ON the part OF the CherO
Eres Ard Creczs 10 protest It's passage the ChoctaWs
refuse 10 take any action at all, while the CIckasWe
ART calling Loudly upon Congress 70 allot ther !ahd
NTH these conflicting elements the friends OF the bI Ia
Congress wIll certainly make bold attempt 10 pass IL
aud that their chances OF success are good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16
,epsoSAr-BY TELEGRAPH.

Minnie MYRTLE Miller wife Of joaquin Miller.
80 - - a., f,au California all lecture engagements IN the
principal etes - =,
The Very Rev. Thomas Muiyey vicar reneraI
81 M e Does Of ylrsss died Asi evening" at ha residences
PeienbaTg. age u. - =, =,
co.. The Rev NV. Taylor Root rector on ~; Pa ,.
Episcopal Portland Ne. lied Of shsPoa - he
I'll ia.nniJ. lie gfslaa u Yale N''sr :,
lssus sogAs aass ssr aco'mp'sA1s "N' ~
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PASSENGERS ARRIVRD.

FROM LrVERPOOL-Ea s>arship De-. ia Oufer-
bridge Mr and Mn T. b. Canning sna ars n Mioiosah T.
5purze Moran, l. &. hyuager, s. Coes y an Got A
Winnn W. MlRan, Locker. Barton. J. y. Mott, J. La0r.
Chsbet W NJ Scott Mis- Heath, Mr. ana Ms Oaer NJ "a
d. WheAn Miss Thompson. DeiIpaae. A. Glfen. ks Fs
Massey r. Kershaw A. fehsron sonenbrc W. snihers ID
T. Tracy A. Brown family snd Ms Bssss
Lon9h D. henisrzOn, J. &. smith, J. Csr'se L. Bsfosx
Miss Hewitt, shsnksvn. Mr. and Mn AzeaborVagh kzv y
ghlone, Rev
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16

liable TO be sued or he taxed but tho assertion that
send more mcssagrs, at less cost, IA entlreV
erroneous The Washburn plan Is bold notion OF con
6SeatOn al ait that the Government, under the law
OF fs66 nny take our lines. do not see ,he nora or
good policy OF doing It, II il be done, expect manly
and generous treatment Tor have exeTted ourselves
20 DO whole duty respon.Dy. End with she ipest
citizen and mercantile entcrprise.T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16

DONE whisper But quietly and parstae Of TIA
LlaHr sUsSsa DosxsrIC" Saving AcCBIss for Chrss
ma. Present" roar daughter df friend nacAns ~iA
De Furnished or ,ra responsible parties with instructor sitaoas
cssrs7 application At
@AasaoOs, % -. SG "A sa,os. ssv-ysA.
and 20 FULToS ", BrookTp-
Old machines exchange Agents ss-srA
early 1873 building Of srs-A
nay and FogrDesnth-st, NeW-YOrk
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The WEATHER.
WAR DKPARrgESt,
OpSIcB or THE CEIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsRSaTOr. ID. c., Dec. i6-l =. ID.
e..,oe.{s 10, khs .,1sf ftzsafH-Y0ur Asttry


WAsRISaTOS. ID. c., Dec. l6-l A. NJ
sSnoesSs for the hssatS-roar hsury
The barometer is slowly falling III the North
West and eastward 70 the Western lakes with south
westerly winds and partly cloudy weather In Illinois
Iudiana and Kentucky, and thence 20 the CUR north
eastRry to sOut-easterly winds, cloudy weather WIN
occasional light rain.
In the lower Lakes and Canadian regions. southwes-
terIv winds generally clear cold weather and hgh pres
sflre. in the Middle and Eastern states, northwestery
winds fair moderate weather and high pressures, e1
tending 10 the South Atlantic States with Light sOuthery
winds. go.
Probabilities
The pressure will DECREASE IN tho Northwest, Win
psrtIy cloudy and warmer weather and sOuthery winds
extending the upper lakes ana 20 MISSOURI ana the
Eontb Atlantic coastsv arabe nOrtheaseriy and south
erly winds. partly cloudy and clearing weather ana
In the lower lake region and Canada sOuthery Wlnds
diminishing pressures, warmer aud generaly ciear
eather. n tbe Middle and Eastern States north west
erlV winds yeerng 10 south westerly and Gle AZ Weather
The navigation OF the lakes having closed me display
during the Winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16

BIsHoPH ARTwEILIn Providence. sssgdsy De- Il JS-spa
bUp Of City and Miss Harriet L. Brss Of Prosaesns
observation-disclosures Tuesday Der 10 at the Prr-b'ss
tburh Nsntclair n J. Rameyn Berry D. D., Mr. ID D.
Duncan No, Misc Annie R. d ashses 81 d. A CAis
con. ESQ. Of M0nirlAr
GIBSON Brookyn Dee. r. the rsfcnos -
Jas Cowtag esq. Rev J. G. Ag Geo 1osos Of hrskBas.
r. Rth, daughter VI ID. L. Dickinson. No cards
Cincinnati papers phrase copy.
KIRKHAs-DuNBAa-oa THURSDAY. Deo H. ST. Bsr'se0.svs
bnrrh BIZ The o. Of Pasaeke L. Aukast.s
Kir1bAn H. aaaghs Of Edward Dahsn, Of ths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16

Use Renne's Pain-kiiIiux s8fc Oti- an s-ngts essA
externally internally for the bOrse Use IN ussr
bsthe he nastns disinfect the
JOHS y HEskS. Agent. T. T.