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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-13

This week the season OF opera closes
To Judge bv the array Of 6.ures. as
published by the New York Herad'
Luce. may we'll he proud OF her success.
in a ppcuniary point of view, and feel
that she is the lucky prize which draws
the MONEY! into the managers pocket.
The Herald contrasts The receipts O.
the Kellogg nights and those OF the
Lucca nights, and the latter far exceed
the former.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-20
. OFFICIAL NOTES.

The Georgia Legislature adjourned ycster-
day. Hiram Warner was confirmed as ChlefJustice.
The German Democratic General Committee,
ot the Assembly Rooms in second-avo., last night,
elected Coroner VIM. Scllrmor President
According to a venerable rclict OF past leg
saton 1000 voices that Ind raised In petition TO
tbe NeW-York Legislature taxing dogs, were alterward
made 70 do duty petition tO Presideht lyief lor
bankrupt law.
The Washington Directory are casting about
for the right man lead the National Convention br
ConinR IA not unwilling TO take tho hair, but
the oce-hOlders with rpasm OF unexpected deceDoy,
object and ask for as pliable but less conspicuous
champion of denomination .
The Indianapolis Journal which owns ltseil
favor Of the fenomnaton OF Grant proves that u Is
possible to advocate unwso things yet not be wholly
perverted For instance, 1t says now and then peru
uent and wholesome THUG Ike the following, Tor tAs
New-York tribune., 1872-01-20
TWEED's MOVEMENTS.

The secrecy which Mr.. Tweed has lately OBJ
served in regard TO his journeyngs and political move
cnts has led to n series Of rUnOr, few Of which
probable and all OF which less Wide Of the
truth Tie latest Of these the report circulated yes
terdaY the authority OF the Associated Press Agent
Harrisburg that Mr.. Tweed had passed through that
city, Wednesday night, on his way westward. When
this message the Mr.. Tweed his resi-
dence In tins city Other reports are In circulation TO
movements which Mr. Tweed intends 10 make but their
authenticity is denied on good authority. MI. Tweed
himself having said yesterday 10 TRIBUNE reporter
that he did not his Intentions known TO any
Mr. Tweed spent the business hours at his office In
Duane St, and received numerous visits. Tue carewOrn
look which he few weeks ago has given place TO
the hRDitua smile and cheerful demeanor OF his
ous days and he confident that his power Is not
yet hrOken.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY JANUARY au 1872

ton ave me the letter he had for three years.
IN Indiana and at Washington L had known
Senator Morton for three yehrs; nau neen IN
Washington back and forth since 1861 ana IN business
tbero i'm 1sG1 unf 1861 81 years IN the army and
In Rebel prsons was then sex lor ~ years then
went TO Mexico on business uhISa.tUl, Ilcrunth,
o rsf yone 10 Washin gton served in the capacity OF
clerk in the lime lath and brGk buhess Win Alderman
Dcnman OF this city; not KNOW that any one assisted
me i'm procuring the letters before mentioned from Son
lola Mr. Grlnnell that desired the carriage bureau
and presented my letters du noI talk WIN mr. l.hd;
n,os i'm tbe Custom bouse the carmen signed letter
ostinr nv oppoiutmcn; Mr.. Lindsay had interest.
far as know. in this appointment OF mine l DO not
know that hero were any other applicants for the posi-
ton got the place within few days alter applied
great part of the time between 1861 and 1870 out
of NeW-YOrk; | have no objection 10 telling you
where / was every moment OF my time; l had
personal influence enough to get these 80 35 letters,
and can get moro to day. held. the place until the bu
Teau was dis banded my salary to havc been
nor wear: this M GrinnCll told me; did not have let
rs from either of the NewYOrk Senators did not know
either of them went right into business with Messrs.
Ierf and Horton cannot say Just where met Mr. Lect
first: / knew that Mr.. Leet friendly at tho
White House, yet / never him there
never understood that there any other influence
brourbt 10 bear favor Of Mr.. Leet and myself in OBJ
tanning the General Order business; have since learned
that this is Of the prizes of NewYOrk politics, and
that it great bone OF contention; Mr. Grinnel gave
his business TO from friendship which he entertained
iST topycrsaton ns with m Mr. GTnnel; the Whole
of the business fell into our hands by. ac-
know the business of each warehouse, because If the
General Order business was taken away from u.s. We
cou not afford to keep both do not know that the books
have been Dalanced draw my money by check or
from the cashier Of the firm against my cash account
obliged to pay the rates of carriage established by
the Government.
After considerable debate as to the advisabty OF ad
Ournng 10 meet in Washington on Wednesday, the Com
mittee decided 10 reassembe to-day at the same place
New-York tribune., 1872-01-20

stated that be unysll 20 90 on, and hoped ~
speak before the audience at some future oate whom hs
should feel stronger The gentleman who hsd introduced
Mr Cough then stated that any OF The crowd VINO were
'magnanimOus" enough might consider themselves a!
donating The didn't say TO what or whom tbe price pam
.Or tickets. while those who otherwise doclGcd shOua
bnve other tickets banded them as they went oat ana
the lecture would be repeated at some future da0 Won
Mr. tough recovered bis health. 80 far 80 gO01 Dus
now comes the part that does not look pretty! hf.
cough was advertised to lecture at Cooper Institute 1ss
Hgh on "Eoq1ence;" :" tickets TO be had, among OtBer
pd'c8 at schirmcr's. No. 7Ot Broadway. On making
.pIca there, informed that the tickets re-
tThcI on thc evening, above stated, W0ud not Do
Ou iOr last evening, but that lecture would be gwen
~ S"o JtsTe time for the parties present the nigh. tat
bil. Cough was taken sick.
NO" AZ lhis does not look fair II certainly that
.il'H& hl0 our money, they ought 20 give our
i"g worth al tho very earliest possible date, and We
louIo hot De ghOsel IN this indefinite manner. ana
NO' 1Te unicr whOse auspices these lectures
g'cn nt our money has been taken. and far bavs
Ic'Fed no Huiyalcnt and. IN fact, 10 public notice
Whatever has been given ON the subject It looks
u ht{ &<od "a force u to be "mag gnanlmOul" IlS
- ..t b.
EcO-l)r@. Jan. Il. l572.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-20

TIE BALLOCH CASE

EXACrLY WHAT GEN. HOWARD DID IN TIE
PREMISES.
Gen. Howard having Ielt that the substance
OF his report to the Secretary OF War the Baoch
had not been stated with sufficient eyaltncs5 in TUE
TeIBUxEs dispatches, Lis entire letter is herewith
given: ,-...- ,,-u....p - u Avn,
W,smNGrON, d. g.. Dee. 81 l5'"
10 the Hon. ne Secretary Of War.
% sa a, s cat a e Ge, W Bsiot having been
report honor to state that on or about oet W ~ Ton
10 he s r some cause On report o. Secretary
ury d know for What went with bin Id iooii'sg & & 70 s
no intention arrest that he o. but tt inc subject o LIS
{Gen ~ taynE eOnger'So % r,o e5I,a % IL u "-4 ''
Gea Biioc6 and -ssr Yourself and stated the ID
ncd rou that had Deposited his own box as ne Sale Dt
Company all bis bonds for the convenience o gehs e
you alone and stated your dspr'h o. me o. He
G f @ as o. s Depo tory be hal evidently violated the
law The of the conyesauOa upon me VS. that you ecl
me to discharge him. . . 49,, - -.
Oa Jour expressed wish which was vas 'qyssn' a an oIdsT T
bad been du' Tor some time that Gen BaSee & Ian % nc
Bureau His being relieved would eqar sm 70 60 s.
Fsh bad Just rTceye & An alpSn,eg % s s 10 ,
thought better that Should discontinue his disbursements for the
Gee ANY de6ce4cy whatever Bo MS acconnt HIS vouchers
ate a Department. and the seSI.oII o. s aS r % @
count. thoroughly eES-ine by the proper
@ n moneys that we're the Bac and turned
the close Of his term OF 'rvee' Ihe ~
forwarded Gen gave bord Of responsible parties tor the a'
iul discharge Of bis duties a; di.5u;ing o1se' have hen m
coat r 70 the lreaury ment there wl be no los On
Of them s ea1sn 2tS sc Uad state,
assured law officers Of tue Treasury whom Ge cn'ge W
regard Il; and certainly eoni ~ no way, nv 10 %
shdng oder except BY aeta robbery am 0 ~ '' "
b.ve tls be- respectfully your 05ee sn
Brig Gen United States Army Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1872-01-20
PLACEMENTS or WE.S1ER.N VIEWS.
,pY TELEGRAPH TO rHE rRIDCYRl

CoLUMBus Ohio, Jan. 19.--The House passed
bills to-day making 1t burglary 10 forebly break INTO
railroad stAOnhOuses cars or dopots al ngnt uiso W
admit cOu peient Jurors persons who may nave Shu
newspaper accounts OF criminal cases qn which they
propose TO as such Jurors bill was introducen 10
create lien in favor Of the makers aud dealers IN mon
uments and gravesoneS bill 10 increase the salaries
OF Judges OF the supreme Court from So W f'V was
defeated In bOth Houses.
FRANKFoRT, KY, Jan. ia bill passed the
Kentucky SENATE to-day. permitting coored people 10
testify IN the Courts. 1t Id believed Ast ID VIII a1so P"'s
the House.
MADISON, Wis, Jan. ia large number OF
petitions bocn to tho Legislature Tor the
passage OF what known tho Ohio Ienpranee pili
which makes hquor-selers liabo for damages. Both
Houses resolved not 20 admit any now nusnss a.er
Fob 10, and also adopted re3oluons pesonthS " tho
Chicago Law Library coget Of all statute lava aad sa'
preno Slps paOiN0aA
New-York tribune., 1872-01-20
PENNSYLVANIA.
TINNS1 S1LNANIN.
PROCEEDINGS OF TIE LEGISLATURE.

PROCEEDINGS OF TIE LEGISLATURE.
HARRISBURG, Jan. 19.--The Committee to IN
vestgae Geo L. Eyanss matter has been appointed by
the Legislature, and claim to be thoroughly organized
and ready to proceed with the work assigned to them
For number of years past nearly every Investigating
Committee appointed by tho Pennsylvania Assembly
has either shown incompetency for work. or concluded
with whitewashng report The present is case where
somebody has been uDusty treated or some
great piece OF vlllany enacted and there Is feeling
here among honest men that the whole matter should be
sed the bottom 1t remains to be seen whether thia
Committee will be equal to the work.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-20
POLITICAL.
LOUISIANA.

EXPULSION OF TIE "GEM BAR-Roon" MEMBERS
FROM TIE HOUSE-DEMOCRATS REMAIN
INDEPENEENT-FREE USE or MONEY BY THE
CARTERITES.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THB TRlBUNBl
NEw-ORLEANs, Jan. 19.-!The House, after
having given than weeks notice TO the Custom.
house members to to the SEATS expelled them
day by vote of ls to 3. There a condition that
members returning within certain time may have the
vote reconsdcrod in their favor. The CustOm-house
members OF both Houses hold daily in Marshal
Packard's office, and then adjourn to the Cosmopolitan
Cubroom where their regular sessions held They
consider tho Presidents dispatches TO Gen. Emory
rely in their favor and inclined to regard his action
indicative OF what they should do The militia and
most Of the police withdrawn from the State House,
and the Governor assureshis friends that the mob have
given up their hopes Of ovcrhrowng the Government.
1t is stated that the Cusomhouse arrangement with
the Democrats has not been carried out and that
quently tho Democrats propose to act independently
The Pcdye for the past two days advises members to
abandon all conspiracy against the House. as inde'
pendent acting for the good OF the people Oilers
of money by the Custom house party and Democrats to
the Warmoth men have been declined
New-York tribune., 1872-01-20

CHAMPloY-on vsoy Jan io Elizabeth wife OF Jo,eh Chas
p.on oi ,hls c.i.
CtEyELAND-At Nrvari. j. Fly Jn 70, P4npe Gorios
Tie ragc ,n' friends are invite, sr 0ir, On Monday a
from her late fe.ielcc 2; LjmOlr without iurtb,r IL
yi-sG0n.
DTHART-On Pray Jn u 1872 John Richmond
l. o the 65'h vefr Of bis
Funeral Baptist Home l wlveey place. Monday 2i at 100
M.
GLLEsPIE-SuIealy. Friday Jaa. D. 1912 Montgomery G
aend 20 years
Te funeral will take place sunday ?l O'Clock m.
from his late fcsiuie ~ AVe1le c. feus r rel.yel
specially invited to attenL
LOCKWOODA Perry, lake Co. Ohio Tsc.ity, jan D. l'7J
Mar h Kent wife Of Luther o. lockwood.
McwnORTERA iloboke1 1hursly Jan. B Alexander MoWaorN
in the Both yesr Of NJ,
Relatives and friends the family respectfully invited to attend the
Tint: Church Of hlsAnsOn ami cath
Hoboken Saturday at y o'clock.
NEILLBY-On Friday morning jar 49, Of s'1rlct fever John H. son
John H. and WiIbeimua y N.ii.y ia L.s 4h
Funeral the residence h parents No III West TEett.
fct ton S1tunisy at ? o'clock NJ
PRALLAt New.ocbe Jon 49, Henry Worster Pr aged q y~s
The relatives fnis the fam respectfully invited 70 aeHt
lis funeral Monday Jau. g. cl0ck from The ReDrnc<
Church rev Dr. HuitonD on Washingonsqnsre
WLDRR-OD Thursday IL o'clock, LYDIA l.. wife Of NJ W,
daughter Of A. L. snl Iuoeue BitnoH "a dsifd
daughter and devoted wfe)
TuneH will take place Fnhave Baptist Church REV Thes
Armitagel Forysxhst ftae SUNDAY Hteruooon. ~
lock. friends respectfully invited. kensia<
viI he taken 70 Greenwood Cemetery
WINCHESTERAt South AmeHa ~ T. Jan. 49, 1874 Bessy VIA
cBe.,er. born oct T. 1891
New-York tribune., 1872-01-20
CALIFORNIA.

PERSONAL ALTERATION IN THE ASSEMBLY.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 10.-ln the California
Legislature, yesterday, Senator Fowler IepuDlcan)'
iu debate said he in doubt whether Senator Pende-
CAST DemocIaO was fool or a knavc Mr.. Pendegas',
on the adjournment OF the Senate sent some friends TO
demand full retracon and apology, or, in case OF re
fusal. demand fight Mr.. Fowers friends decided
in favor Of retraction and apology, which was written
ont by Pendegasts friends and it agreed that Mr
Fowler was to it at the opening OF the Senate IN tile
morning The affair created much excitement, blood
shed being aDtiCipated.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-20
SPECIFIC FOR SMALLPOX AND SCARLET
FEVER

To the RAZOR Of The Trfbunt
SIR: The following recipe find Ill the COR
respondcnce Of The Stockton Herald surely II there be
any reason for hope that specific has boon discovered
such errse diseases small pox and scarlet rever
time should De lost by our physicians IN testhg lt
efficacy II Is SIMPLY "SuIphato OF zinc, one grain; fox
glove Gitas) one grain half tcaspoOnful sugar; mix
with two tablc-spOonfuls water Add. aher thorough
mixture, four ounces water. Dose, spoeniul ~ houI
Tho correspondent asserts knowledge OF hunureus Oi
where has been successfully uhod ot Tue cure
small pox aud has used II In person and III faniy I0r
scarlet fever; and states moreover that ts use iur s
pox has the Endorsement of the School ot Meulcihe d'
Paris READhR'
BroOkiyH Jan. 49, 1872
New-York tribune., 1872-01-20
KANSAS.

THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF THIS LEGIS-
LATURE BRIBED TO VOTE FOR CALDWELL.
LAWRENCE, Jan. 19.-Ihe Standard of yester-
day publishes the of 10 members Of tho last State
Legislature who 1t says, bribed TO vote for Cad-
well United States Senator last Winter and gives the
sums paid 10 each member The Standard declares
itself prepared to sustain its charges with abundant
proof
New-York tribune., 1872-01-20
MIR. roLoEn AND THE COURT or ArrEALs.

MIR. FOLGER AND THE COURT OF APPEAIS.
TO ths razor Of The Trf6UEe.
SIR: Would it not be wen at this time to
call upon Mr. Tweed to tell what he knows about the
election OF Charles j. FOcr the Court of Appeals
Mr. Folger is ono OF those who. according TO his
claauers "always hears himself above suspicOn" out
with the truth Mr. Tweed, and thus obtain lin public
condemnation) the company Of those men who have
heretofore cvavcd your assistance REPUBLICAN,
Nee York. Ian. o, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-20
THE STATE or TRADE.
nOllRSrIC MARKETS

ffp.sus, Jan i)-l1Jur AL scsrce SJfAs
iul aud holder,
colca3as, .a.y, Bulk dali drooax
Shoulders. slc sides 6lu6ic. Lard unchanged
NIaWrigK Jan u JPOur doll AMI naL Wheat Ia hm,e<
'erIssi 81 2i; No + 2I Oats steady; No. llI
com in good d.naud; No 4Ic Ryc scarce
G1'c Bir.y stssdyi iol Live Hogs dul
E aRd unchanged sales IT NE p Receipts
5000 MI Fonr 23.yo rr9 Whcl'. Smpmelts- oA Flour
TolRDo Jsu. F,0ar unch.nae Amber Michigan. "
Corn DIT slsde lower; Hcb Mti. t7c Low MiK9 45ls
quiet and unchanged; Ne. q lc Michigan fc Rejected
4ycr lU1 ~ q HcceFtt-L0J bash Corn, s1S
bush I0pI dressed ilos shipmca 'ep bush. olt'
CL.YLAND, jan Whcst Hoslusi No Rel Winter heh -s
g. %; 10 81 ~ - Corn di an4 unoAa'geli s4i' a. slc O1s
sfly s Rerd Petroleum g-'c, 11d STEADY; cT1 1to2tc
small os a. p o. le Crsie scai q 2 % 8ja 81 o..
WifMivGToN. ~ g. Jan iSIiue Ia5PeHne lm at &c Rosa
f.r Srauai % 20 Grade Tupentue strong al
- - fellow DU and Vr7n Tar steady ~ a.
New -OErES. sa1. l9FlO quc; S-peraAc b6 boib~-
Extra 5)i Tr-b R,tra. p; 5Ta8 Corn quea 7D07l Ot1
5l. Brl- J1 81 Ja0 III % Hay du Prime So Pot
Mes 81; . Bacon qlrt; Shouiiars. hr sides, 3, @
-c..t Hams 10 Lard 1m at sfji- hr iee '4laie 70.
III ..r = uj.; toIOI Dl4 te s1i - i1J
TOO. Prime Htl hoiI4ey-utrI Ir 2'0'r t'nuoa "a
Ti- 3lf4rf T. re- ~ Nli'.y S-'a - t"y'r 1E't'ns7L
Ike -t-s.erdlk iI3t Ncw.lork -phl, toi!. J,
New-York tribune., 1872-01-20

orpICE or THE CnIgF sIGHAL OFFICER.
NAsIIINGTOS. ID. g.. Jan 90, l5i2-l q. m
Synopsis for The DaH tceaigJour hours
The area of low barometer which was Thurs
day night central in Arkansas has moved nOGll-"e'l-
ward t0 lake ontario. .,. 49,, ,.,.,,,.,.
snow IL now reported from Mcmcln ana Nl'conelh.
fakes to the Guf and Atlantic coasts =,
Cloudy aud clearing weather are now r"por'cd tptH
aud w,st of Kentucky, with light northeast wind III
crrasng s0uhcriy winds prevail on the M0lc ana El
Atlantic Coast but have veercd To southwest iiOm II
gina 10 Florida. ,,
eThe tenpeature has risen decidedly In the Southern.
Middle aud Eastern States. IL has fallen in tIs q AZ
States ,.,.,
Tbe arr, of low barometer will probably move north
ea.tNard ,lcr Nv York ana the 81. Lawrence Valley,
with snow IN northern New England and CanadI sub
sdiary disturbance pass nOr, tast over The N"W-Ln.
gland coast with rain and DIak sOutiedS winds to-
night -, , =, c....,...
AFTERNOON from PenHsy lyauia 10 Malnc partially t"t
and clear weather prevail from Virginia and lo"" iI
southward north hweserly winds WIN CLOUDY Mct.nrt
from Lake Erie north and wcstS Hrd
Dangerous winds probable, especially on Lake GA
taro. Brisk sOurcastcry winds Ycorlng 10 southwest
from New Jersey 10 Massachusetts,,
New-York tribune., 1872-01-20
MARYLAND.

GEORGE r. DENNIS ELECTED U. S. SENATOR.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Jan. 19.-The Legislature,
in Joint convention, to-day. elected the Hon. Geo H.
Dennis as United States Senator vice Geo. Vickers,
whose term expires in March, 1873 Mr. Dennis received
the entire Democratic vote Tho Republican vote was
cast for Dr. Lewis H. Steiner, State Senator from Fred
erick County.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-20
MR. COUGH AT COOPER INSTITUTE.

To he Editor OF TIE tribune
SIR Several weeks since, it was announced
hat Mr John b. Cough would lecture al Cooper Institute
Hall on "Curiosty" and usual. Large and respect
ablo crowd were present He made his appearance AZ
tho tuo advertised, but, atey speaking few wtnutoe
New-York tribune., 1872-01-20
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
MUSIC
MIs3 LAsAR


bliss Ci9inentgn0 Lasar Is to gave n cODSort
at SteinwGy Hall Monday. Jan. 3D. NOS Lasar ia
young lady whose voice and culture hayo warmly
praised ut various sompab9 cJrcerts within the past
year and her appearance before general oudruco VIII
be watched with little interest Sho has secured
cecnt assistance for her entertoumcnt. Dr leopold
DamroJch and Mr S. b Ms appearing with Lrr. D., w.i
as Mr Frits u, ,ir Beskott, AID Vtl,. ut,..t
New-York tribune., 1872-01-20
LATEST SHTP NEWS.


Stelmhp ST. David Orb Scott, Nlp,rs m 81,
sal,s 23 Valencia Eu Miy k)b tr! Gbiar ,is. Jays uJ,
and "a
Tol = Ia1. D. r.'h -'.e'.
fiy i'.-n %. .Gr.. sr.I', Il''Es - ilrs ~ b fruit
~ W. 90 a. Psue Aai... ~ jJf. with
Url- AHn DtPoriiaD Bl.,r. Astll .3 is l 3sr
,shiuc BO0Lbs,) Saes. GtacJs Il Iy. I'D
fruit
FOREIGN PORTS
U,tfstv jan lg-Arn~ei steamship Ho.li1 from II sHr
lu. not. oi coal Also James a,'apr tpa
N.s-l.f4 O..iEe Iaiorel missing.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-20
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN ABBEvILLE, 9. @.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Jan. ia terrible fire
occurred last night In tho village Of Abbevo Court
House. In the upper part OF this State All the hotels
aud one side Of the business square were DESTROYED
New-York tribune., 1872-01-20

WHY {, DurnG's SnuG like Ola Hickory Beslls, d
axes the responsibility and remove. fle deposits.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-20
TIE EXPULSION OF THE MEMBERS SAID TO BE
UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ia private dispatch
from Now says in reference TO the vote OF tho
Legislature expellng absent members, that the State
Constitution requires 1wothirds vote Of all members
elected to expel member Also, that The Ncc Orleans
Times to-day, publishes very bitter article on the
course Of Gov. Warmoth
New-York tribune., 1872-01-20

Never-Faiiing safety aDd Sncccss.-NF' WiSI'"'
SyiUr safe snl certain remedy f'r i i,ei' =
which ch Irsn Afflicted during the proc Of teeilng
New-York tribune., 1872-01-20

HT'FlIV ~ " =.
Ca~R.c,p. - crrt mIsirg supply 9f g. '-i'nf IN
NJ l,t Fo'.. is"t gD,s Iu ahl g"l 4
with c lr TO-. Hu s e.stNarl ia lrs hli - c ~ ~
rnno, steer. tsn-.rg loo l,0 D. Of 3a5s- sheep ID
Imhs-Rcreip', 40 hr'd. msraet qie- pnc ead} s 4 t
Nfalo t p ug % b. %, lJ NIclgIns 1Fesgut
l5 H. - ll -, averaging 30 g. NJ 20 - H0-" t+
9 bead steady, pc aushGuE!. ss 5' - b. tss
"a "A b
New-York tribune., 1872-01-20

Coughs, Colds. and Sore Thront, 7'h to joHNsDss
AsODYNb LISIaRNT used internally.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-20
Lnnghing l.nt.

would cone ho1srl mile, toh irir1 wtsf .
patient on the scroll OH .oLTOS DENTAL As31ci.s r9y9
Institute
New-York tribune., 1872-01-20

rART-pA rRf1 O-u the rc>lrnrs .h hfe', pir.l's
"Wednesday. Jla H. y he Rev r. s. Brown. c hy tr Rev
g. VT. u Cay of SolynII hiLit, t. A. Eitijsb
daughter o. W1. Pate esq
LoLB8OoK-CHANBERS-J,n =. !2l AZ the rs'Ice Of ne
brides IaA-r b Rev IT Pxoa tc b he Rev Dr hi,mA
william Q. Ho,I,OA Auus g. iausaer d. Ch4mer, OF uaI
ATrISON-DALH M?,F On Thnr'J~ ito a. hg the Rev isas
- Harder of Utica. S.nu" ~ ol - tAn iaghcr ,t Sec
anlsf D.i.. mpe.
an Nofrcs Of Na,1iGgeS must b, m5oysei .s.h lAU
name and QN.IeSS
New-York tribune., 1872-01-20

wicSes Eclectic Oil is f orip,r,
kerosene lamp. ! H. NIttFs. 20 asIi,nlln-
New-York tribune., 1872-01-20
FOREIGN PORTS.
Tho .inser Manufacturing Corpnn,,, scm.ns

ChIIg- VDlN 0n my I'Iil0.
Pnnc.r1l ~ ,.. ~ Uu0u,luaf'
IVtst4E-:
NJ 35 B,wsry No Il,rl4g'. - Aceu1' D. NJ -
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New-York tribune., 1872-01-20
Gpcrial Notices
The Commercial Agency.
CREDIT AND CAPITAL.

MckILLOP, SPRAGUE Sc Co,
.,1e about tie oi JaunuIy Jay their SmAunusl ysla'
OF the
COMMERCIAL AGENCY REGISTER.
II tie Covrgrs ystr,nIE work Of h, kind ever pss
nsbe Ts - me ONLY R,rcne, gvrg Of Tie
Of each fn in connection with their ratings
This .genoy established 1872 and the COMMERCIAL Rsaisrrs
B0rk Gs the a,osf'ctsIer tie Baai an
,ogu.Gs Room
ASSOCIATE OFFICES
JOHN MeKuLOP co PhiaiclPh.a, Pena.
JAMES WIN KlMBALL, Boston. Mas.
JOHN McKILLOP s Co, Baltimore, MI
TAPPAN McKIIL0P s. Co., Chicago. III.
TAPPAN MeKILLOP & Co.. CincinRst Ohio
LATHROP. McKILLOP & Co, St Louis, 80.
TAPPAN, McKILLOP & Co., Milwaukee. W,s
rAPPAN, McHiLLOP & Coz Detroit. Mcb
TAPPAE, MeRLLOP Co.. Toledo Oa1
MOORE & McXLLOP, Quincy, III.
WRIGHT. 'McKILLOP Co, Ksls,s city. No
STRONG X HEDENBBRG. st. Joseph. Mo.
TAPPAS McKiLLOP & Co, 81 Paul. MINI.
uOPC. MrllLIOP & Co. San Francisco Cal
HOPE, ueEILLoP & Co, Portland. Oregon
MURRAY. MIDDLgMIss 4 Co. Montreal. Csnai'.
MURRAY, MIDDLEMISS & Co, Toronto. Caniis-
London Liverpool M,nesestsr Gl.sos ssd Eionrs
Committee OF seventy.
com%!se 20 investigate the sna,on public AFFAIR, the
el sqE,1, ana Ssr % PaSS PS % s se sH % "a s
fully exposed and ne proper remedies oPed ss
st ,n information touching such administration be communicated
either peoa or ~ writing e one o the SsGsrssnsS % or or .s
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Gold Watches.- Wholesale Prices.
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