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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-25
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Gov. Brown of Missouri has appointed Nov. %
a day Of Thanksgiving
The Emperor of Germany gave audience, yes
eriay 10 sehoenrh Basten and other msnbc Of the Landg
Twp. Cutter of Marietta, Ohio, largely inter
esd manufactures snd roAd building. susrsEdl M F4sJ
-. The steamer Bay Queen ran into the revenue
Moeean Newport last ssard ersHs eaass e'ndsf.es
damage 10 both vessss
The contributions for the relief Of the sufferers
the Boston Ore received BY the Of Ne isAd h st
amounted to elpoo 81
Tho geographical societies OF Germany give
their approval plan nethoesl srploEoH o. Aes Yea
niItees carry oat the purpose are tornisg
Father Burke delivered a lecture At the Boston
Teater H evening" on The Of the insA Race America
Tor the bsneet Of tho sufferers By the Boston efe.
....On Saturday evening the shoe factory Of the
Reynolis Brothers NJ pesry destroyed ~ Dr. le
betseen eao0oO sls0oo0i iOsaraHes, about tt1os@
"A fire In San Francisco yesterday morning
aI siore The oss sl9,o An old Bsnod Jessyb
ClsEis tenshss In the asnsA
John Carrety was brutally numbered In Scran-
ion Penn ON sst night Psek GAVIN has been aed
suspeon Of bens the murderer HIS cap e.nd ns hs essp
aud be vas covered with blood when arrested.
The Boston Coliseum, which used up 100000
Zee, eslanbsr soh By .ssoa Saturday e
eIS 800 70 Thsepus cushns Of wnpo Ne on hses sesuS
credit The uss arsa uheSssa ssss' @sasAs 90 ~
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CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.
The Union Bank of Marietta. Ohio, has suspended


The Union Bank of Marietta. Ohio, has suspended
payment
-. James McElhany. convicted Of the murder of
Boston, sensnced Saturday to be hanged
The Oregon Wooden mills, in Oregon City, have
been destroed by FIRE The osis sl2S0O Insurance. $4,000
-. .Etter, Carmopy & Lpls's saw-mill at Middle
town. Peun burned Saturday night Loss $4,000 Insured 1900
james Cannon, laborer, ia under arrest in
Taunton Mass suspicion Of numbering his WIFE, who Was found dead
in bed SaturdA! morning
IA dispatch from La Grange, KY, says that
BENJAMIN cGey who haze been hanged at that place Friday
has been granted new tra.
49, The nitro lycerine magazine in Scrubgrass,
Penn by M Roberts, exploded Saturday Harry j. Wolfe
tephe and Dr. A. Wright torpedo agent blown to pieces
"A new trial for Maria for the assault on Alder
man OF Philadelphia has been refused The prisoner has been
sentenced years and nine mouths imprisonment aud TO nne Of
SlW0
Charles D. Coon was convicted, at San Fran
cisco sauraY Of larceny stealing several ,hoa.,nd dollars
mining from broker whose employ ht was three
JeArs ago.
Anms Murray, engineer, and John Siberian,
gh, the European and North American a hoAd
instantly Killed Saturday By RAINING into gravel fain aoou'
eight miles from 81 Johp N. b.
IA fire in Canal-st., Worcester, Mass, yester-
day DESTROYED stable belonging 70 VIM j. hcDonAh ana n u
WALKER horses three hacks, aud s''e 0ass "''e
burned The total loss Ia about 90 OeO
Another body was taken from the ruins of the
Boston yesterday bat had not been dentaed up 70 late hour
party Of from Cambridge were searching throughout the a
for the body Of Of their number who Is missing.
Frank b. Kimball . carpenter by trade, ago
IS and mared family committed suicide BY taxing poison
Manchester H. SATURDAY morning in room occupied Y yoans
other Ne len note Indicating 'hss d'Appsssa 's
esuss OF he -
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THE COTTON CROP NEARLY s.5OOOCO BALES.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23-The November re-
port of the stasean OF the Department OF Agriculture
gives the indicated total product Of cotton in compa
son with the small crop Of 1871 showing average Of
about sixteen per cent increase with an area in cuya-
ton larger bytweye TO thirteen per cent The greatest
losses from the prevalence Of the army and bollwor
are found In Florida aud Alabama In Louisiana, Mis-
sssfpp and Georgia local damage has also been heavy
In Arkansas a material reduction OF the yield was
caused by drought in July and August The comparison
by States with last years. cropl as fQowsi N9gth
Carolina, 12l South Carolina l24 Georgia 49, Florida,
1927 Alabama, Ill; Mississippi, III; Louisiana, l2l;
Texas 1867 Arkansas, us; Tennessee ls Missouri Vr-
gina Illinois and other States which, together pro-
duced bales in 1860 and in which cotton culture
was simulated In several subsequent years, now
scarcely yield ten per cent OF that amount The total
production indicated by the returns OF the first week
tn November is very nearly 3450,OO0 commercial bales
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SAFE ARRIVAL OF THE ARIZONA AT SAN FRAN

SAN FRANCIsCo, Nov. 23.-The Pacific Mail
steamship Arizona. towed by the steamship Constitu-
tion and accompanied by the United States steamer
saranac, arrived here at $3.50 p to-day. All well on
board The accident to the Arizona occurred at 22O
Oct. ~. The piston-rod parted, and the main steam
crosshead went through the lower head OF the cylinder
and part OF the condenser No injured, not
wthstanding the great escape OF steam The sails were
set, but there was wind. The second officer and a
boats crew were dispatched 10 Acapulco. The steamer
dTfed away from the land until Nov. l, when she SIX
nailed the COmpany's steamer Salvador which took the
Arizona In tow picked up the second officer and pro-
ceeded TO Acapulco, which reached Nov g. az $3.50
p. III. Nov. IL the steamship Constitution reached
Acapulco, transferred the passengers and toWed the
ArlzOna u san Eranclsco, the Saranae conveying.
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VOn. XXXlI.....NO' 9,S73.
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.


o,,s,oS or AN ENGLISH JUSTICE ON AMERICAN
sv,TpsTuy FOR THE IRIsH-MARlNE DISAs-
Ih'S' LONDON saturday, Nov 49, 1871.
O,Jearv. one of the leaders of the recent
y7va PARK demonstration in favor Of the release OF 1he
Fenian pr;soners made application to-day 10 JaSuoo
tr ,vi,bdrawa OF the summons TO appear, rs the
&c ooins ~ him had been sbandonedand the summons
40 other persons to present themselves for trial mas
focn withdrawn The applicant stated that he had con-
tempated emieratng TO America, where ms prospects
Uould be injured should the summons remain IN eAS
ence Justice Quain in reply to the application denied
that the petitioner would be reproacbed in America io
his acts here and expressed the opinion that instead
,beroof he was more likely to be regarded in the United
States "a nartyr and given public dinner, and other
hopors The Justice in conclusion, refused 10 grant tne
application. ham
Gales continue in the English Channel ana nave peeu
very destructive in the vicinity OF Davenport her
Maiesty's transport steamer Hmalaya mas ar'eu eio
Nth tho loss of eight OF her later dspnch IRON
Deonport brings intelligence of lamentable disaster
An mai barbor causing additional loss OF life among the
CREW of the Himalaya boat belonging to the trans
port was eapsized by the heavy sea While pro0eoiNe "
The shore, and 10 persons were drowned
Troops are arriving at Londonderry to strengthen Tue
local Garrison municipal election is held to-day ana
the additional force is precautionary uouoie peiHs
unprecedented.
Mr.. Lewis, a Conservative, has Deeh reluneu " a"
lament from Londonderry
The steamship City of Brooklyn, which sailed from
Queenstown on the 10Th for EewYork lost the FANS OF
her propeller and put back under SAIL arriving al queens
town last night. All on board are well and will embark
for New York on steamer which has been provided Tor
them. The City of Brooklyn win return to Liverpool TO
obtain a newpTOpeller.
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TO use 500 that night and that the check good ana
would be honored on presentation. he asked Thomas
Brown 10 cash It, This the latter declined TO DO on
the ground that he had not that sum- Bogart then asked
Mr. Andrews to cash IT, and ne also declined. police
man who had been aen for then came In and took the
accused into custody.
The Hon. Algernon g. Sullivan. Assistant DistrctAt-
tOrncy appeared for the prosecution The above state
mcn OF facts was developed tho examination. 1t IL
alleged that number OF business have been Victim
lied by Bogart, among others j. NJ Flint President Of
the Continental Bank $3.50; G.. l.. Maxwell Of No. $50
West Twenty hrd-s and No. 26 Newst $3.50; and G. o.
Seymour of Greenve, N. j., SO There Others who
decline make complaint appear witnesses against
BOgaTt.
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THE PRINDLE CAsE-CLosING ARGUMENT Fol-
THE PROSECUTION.


Albany, Nov. 23.-The Senate met at q. M,
and r. W. Peckham, IT,, proceeded to make the closing
argument behalf OF the prosecution. He claimed that
the Senate not confined to acting upon the official
misconduct OF the respondent but must pass upon his
conduct as q citizen and a man-his moral conduct as
well as his official II the Senate ndsthat this
respondents conduct citizen has been bad, IL Is its
such judgment he admitted, viii fall with great force
and weight upon the respondent and not only upon him,
cloud upon all his future life; but, said counsel,
we ask 1t, not In the spirit OF vengeance, but
Counsel then turned to the matter OF fees and argued
that l. W. Ray was IN fact the respondents clerk Judge
Prndle, said he sends everybody TO Ray 10 have the
work done, and when the pay Is received II is TUNED
over to PTinde Is TINS conduct proper Is such con
duct as County Judge should engage IN is It such
conduct the Senate OF this State should indorse
Counsel then referred TO the Bowdlch case and claimed
that the bill OF costs therein was outrage every item
extOrtioD and yet this respondent agreed to It,
and Endorsed H. In the BarIowes estate case sand cosn
sell we see Prnde the Surrogate passing upon an order
procured frauduently by Prindle the lawyer aud all
this in the lace OF the law when PROMPTS e cs
them Counsel presented the Of Mrs. Russell the
1t OF downright robbery He next referred 10 the
returns TO the Supervisors required OF the respondent
Counsel closed BY saying promised by his counsel th, re
promises this Why NAY have been that Judge John NGcos3 would
C. ss you bare I never 5cd an Ses Of soooS o.
profit again wOuh never have reresd his Orsns % BY counsel
ss's
that relieved
dgrsed the high position be has been elevated Il 10
respondent Endorsed by the Of Che
nABgo County made You
graded Geoge g. Barnard for the ofense proved tgAns him
after b. had been reelected This respondent, IA true,
a sd til. I:ss .Su. t he better would s
Tor respondent This Inspired great
the people IL action Judge Baar
eJ look for hk action this This belongs the
poftcs family majority Of this
rl not Affect tht justice Let the Of justice
though Down 10 the boomeSs pit this member family
here asking for with reyeDgsful feelings
here in the Of the people Of Chsnngo Comfy the
the people Of TIE State the uhme OF justice which has been
Outraged grseed dsgrAdsdSs ASA right be done
Mr. Mygatt OF counsel for respondent asked when de-
cisOn In the case would be rendered The Chairman
spOnded that the Curtis would DO taken Dec 2,
and after the testimony that all in the Sen
would then T9uder its decision In the Prinds
the decision ia the Curtis following. The Senate
then adjodrned until Monday. Dec. 2, at y. ~
THE Atlanta Board Of Underwriters has entered
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MEXICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BILLS.
L


GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH,l
The Commissioners to investigate the Outrages the
Rio Grande border have completed their report which
is very long, They spent two hours with the President
discussing the subject yesterday The Commissioners
confined their Investigations TO distance Of 900 miles
from the mouth Of the Rio Grande Rio Grande City,
and estimate that the Americans included within That
limit have by Mexican raids. suffered TO the extent Of
100000 TO say nothing OF the murders committed by
Mexlcans. They think that II they mad continued their
investigations as far E Pas0 IL would have been DIS
covered that the total losses including those caused by
Indian raids would have amounted TO SlO0OO0O They
urge protection the people the border Increase
Of cavalry and think that otherwise predatory war VIII
result. The appropriation for the Commission Is ex-
hausted, but Will be made to continue the
Commission In the prosecution OF further investigations
There s doubt the President will urge upon Congress
prompt legislation in the premises.
The estimates Of appropriations for the next fiscal year
are now completed Those for the Navy Department are
smaller than last year. also those Of the Indian
Bureau which are cut down from alfOuTth to half MIL
lion dollars. But there slight increase Of money in
the Legislative Judicial, and Executive Appropriation
bill rendered by the increase In the number OF
members of the House OF Representatives under the new
AppOrOnmeDS act and the enlargement OF the number
OF cadet appointments In the military and naval aead-
emies Al things considered the aggregate OF the APP
proprlations will be the heretofore The Com
mtee Appropriations disposed to keep ali OF them
within the estimates.
President Grant yesterday directed the issue OF par
don to Reuben j. Young of Alabama convicted in May,
1872 of being implicated in KuKlux conspiracy, and
sentenced be imprisoned for ten years, and " pay
fine Of 81 600,
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VASHINGTO
CIVIL SERVICE REF0RM-A LITTLE ADVICE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNEl
in % volumes.

WASHINGTON, Nov. q, 1917.
The announcement con authority" several days ago,
that President Grant meant to stand by Civil Service
Reform and to enforce upon each and every OCCASION
and particularly that he wOud, in accordance with this
determination, appoint Special Deputy Surveyor Bene-
dict TO succeed Surveyor Cornell at the Port OF New
York. is reported to have caused much excitement
among certain class OF New-York politicians as ms
action Ia regard 10 the Philadelphia PostOhce did IN
that city, News has that delegation OF President
Grants New-York supporters will shortly be in Wash
ington press other candidate. similar state OF
affairs exists in regard TO the Office Of surveyor at san
Francisco, which VIII become vacant by the election OF
the incumbent 10 a seat in the next Congress,
The Sunday issue Of The Daily Chronicle, edited by
Senator Harlan, edtorialy advises those members Of
Congress implicated in the Credit Mobllier letters,
printed during the late political canvass. not to involve
the House in expenditure Of time expense bY ask
ing for investigation Of that matter THE people"
1t says pronounced judgment upon that Islander before
election" The Chronicle also hopes that the Liberal Re
publcans will be let alone by the Admins ratOn mem
bers during the coming session of Congress and adds
I'VE look for better temper the proceedings Of Con
gress and good substantial work. the Liberals playing
the role OF the independent press"
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ITALY.
DEMONSTRATIONS

ANTICIPATIONs OF RIoToUs DEMONSTRATIONS.
ROME. Nov. "a, 1879.
A meeting of Radicals, called for to-day,
having been prohibited trouble was expected, and
troops were posted yesterday in the principal squares
aud at all the strong points in the city The Radicals
have as yet made organized attempt to resist the
Governments ORDERS, and the city, this morning, is
uuiet Last night arrests made OF dsorerly
persons; but with these exceptions disturbance has
occurred.
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FOREIGN N0rRa

President Theirs recently declared that he
Sould never any mobilization of the law giving
every Frenc bman the right 10 vote
The London journals generally express great
reget the recent calamity at Boston The Daily Ssos
says; IL calamity which, IL may be excused the
seeming seIhshness Of the remark. win touch English
men with peculiar reret No 0ty Of the United States
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POLITICAL NOTES.
OPENING OF THE MANHATTAN MARKET.

The Manhattan Market, description OF
which appeared in THE TRIBUNE several days ago. was
opened for business Saturday. The stalls are well
and tastefuy fitted up. and the sales OF butter poultry
&C.. were encouraging Robert X. Wiets President Of
the Long Island Farmers Club was present. and Is using
his influence favor the enterprise He represents
tba, the Long Island farmers viii take their produce
LARGELY 10 this market The clear cold afr Of the day
made the light and ventilation OF the market especially
notceable The attendance remarkably large In the
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GENERAL POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE ELECTORAL VOTE OF NETWORK.

THE ELECTORAL VOTE OF NETWORK.
ALBANY, Nov. 23.-The State Canyassers
nave made their declaration Of the vote for electors
at the recent election, follows Republican oe2ei
Democratic Ss1 279; OConor 1454; Temperance eandf
date 2Ol-tOta ,5S3; Republican majority, 66.es5.
fGrants majority Greeley by the above figures Is
$780, which is 5000 than by a previous re-
ports The State Canyassers have certainly made
blunder.l
THE SITUATION IN ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 23.-The candidates on
the Republican State ticket to-day declared duly
elected Gov. Lewis will probably qualify next week,
and much depends upon his action for solution OF the
pendlng Troubles. Both he and Lieut.. Gov. MeKiDstry
decline to take sides at present with either Legislative
party.
POLITICAL NOTES.
The following is the official vote OF Geor-
eia: Greeley 1896 Grant, 624s5; oConor, $780, Two
small counties still TO be heard from.
The official vote of Tennessee is as follows:
Greeley si2ls Grant, s5sss. Maynard, for Congress at
Large, has l52 over Cheahaman i2s25 over Johnson
The official vote for Governor and Lieuten-
ant-Goyernor Of Missouri Is follows For Governor
-woodson, I5e7l4; Henderson, l2l27l Woodson's ma
iority, 35,44s For 1917
90 Slower, I2O,i46; Jobrson's majority, ao,oS.
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THE Atlanta Board Of Underwriters has entered
protest agAinst the reduction Of oommons ppose b. the Ma
noAA Bos Of Undwbe and ssis the eeopessn 81 al other local
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RELATIONS BETWEEN PRESIDENT THEIRS AND
THE LEFT CENTER - SUPPRESSION OF A
RADICAL JOURNAL. .
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ARLACKMAILER ARRESTED.

A young man, giving the name of Henry
Boyle but whose real is Charles 6. Bogar was be-
fore Justice Hogan the Tombs Police Court ON saur-
day. charged with having extoted money from various
persons by threatening expose certain Of their alleged
msdoings. The complainant IN the case ls Thomas j.
Brown, manager Of the Payonia Ferry. The accused
called on Friday evening, on Mr. Brown, representing
himself TO be reporter OF The World and stated that
the editor Of that paper had in his possession certain
afidayits made by Victoria C.. Woodruff. Cornelius NJ
Meserole and others, setting forth that Mr..
Brown was IN the habit OF visiting certain
dlsreputable houses, which were specified, Win
the names OF number OF prostitutes that Brown while
superintendent OF the Fourthaye. Railroad, on many
occasions provided prostitutes with horses ana carriages
tbe animals being taken from the stables OF the Com
papy Brown protested his innocence OF the CHARGES
and invited Bogart 70 accompany him 70 DelmonlcO AZ
Chanbers-st and Broadway. There Brown met ms
brother Isaac, Capt VIM. L. Wiley ami Rufus D.
Andrews The story told, and Bogart gave MT
Andrews his card bearing the nscrip ion " Charles b.
BOgart ~ Y. World" lie added that he had been de-
tailed by the editor OF The World 10 investigate the
charges against Mr. Brown, but be was now satisfied
OF their falsity he would make his report ana nave
the publication suppressed. He returned IN 10
minutes and Indignantly demanded 10 know why
come OF the persons present had visited Inc .hTtd
Office for purpose of asceraning tho truth or fasity
this story. He assured that he was nilstahen
that none OF those present had left 1.-THE room bogart
then produced check drawn by himself on the second
National Bank for E0 and saying that 10 hsa eeesson
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OPINION OF AN ENGLISH JUSTICE ON AnE ISIS a..
SYMPATHY FOR THE IRIsH-MARlNE DiSAs-
The New York herald., 1872-11-24
WANTED no pUi.CIIAsN

NY PARTY HAVING A vARNISH FACTORY
"A eAchange Tor good mortgages having u sll0s. TIM,
rmn ~ may address vARNISH, box I'D Herald pto
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

Gl0A 2STH ST., CORNER Sd AVA YOUNG GIRL
AOV would like few more engagements to go on,
BY tho day week: operates OH Howe's Singers ana
Grover Bakers sewing machincs; understands dress
making and all kinds OF family sewing.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24
TRAyELLERs' GUIDE.

L,ALL RIVER LINE FOR BosT0S, VIZ NEWP)Rl
The steamers BRISTOL and .,It.. rhO' O'iDnN"E .n y
cxceptedJ at r VI. Tickets sold TO principal! p,int
A. T.. BACON supcriuten len
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

7 WANT EMPLOYMENT AS CLERK. SALESMAN
1 collector, watchman, porter anything else cx-
pc-ience In hats furs, clothing furnishing goods De.
az q 3O married; can give best c, references ana Will
Hers I'd Office
The New York herald., 1872-11-24
HELP WANTED-MALEs.

MANTED-MEN TO TAKE ORDERS FOR CCsTOA
w Shirts; those having experience In gentlemen
Furnishing goods. Address, with reference, SHIRTS
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

(OyERNOR,S ISLAND FERRY THE NEW AND
(T egant steam Yacht GOVERNORS ISLAND lea
Custom, House pier daily t'iundnys inculcd every h
for Governors Island Inst "trip Immediately after par
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

NANED-IOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON, IN a
w iewery and fancy goods store, Young man OF
some experience III the business Address o. K Spring
street Posi- oficc.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24
WATCHES, JEwELRY. sc.

LNRANxPIELD 4 Co, JEWELLERS, s2s EIGHTn 4
II nue., corner Iwenty-si ixth street, and 40 sixth Y
nue., corner Fourteenth sirret--American Watches G
ko" and French Clocks, diamond, Gold Jcwclry $
silver ana nncss silver Plated Ware, choice sccctie
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

O0O 5TH ST, ONE STAIR UP, BACK:-A SEAN
.IVC stress would out by the day, week month
terms moderate. Address SEAMSTRESS.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

WHITE STAR LINE
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
New and fnll.powered steamships
Sailing from New York Saturdays from Liverpool
on Thursdays, calling at Cork Harbor each way.
BAL rIC. Saturday, November 81 at y. NJ
ATLANTIC. Saturday, December Z, ut IL A. NJ
CELTIC. Saturday. December II, a p NJ
OCEANIC Saturday, December 81 at 10 A. NJ
ADRfATic. Saturday, December o. at r. NJ
From the White star dock Pavonia ferry, Jersey City.
Passenger accommodations for all classes unrivaled
combining safety speed and comfort.
Saloons, satcroons, smoking room and bathrooms in
mlship section, where least motion Is felt. Surgeons
aud stcwardcss accompany the steamer.
Ratcs-Saoon, $50 in gold stecrage, q in
Those wishing to send for friends in the old country
now obtain stecragc prepaid certificates, e33
rcncy.
Passengers booked 10 or from all parts of America
Paris Hamburg Norway Sweden, India, Australia, to
China &c.
Drafts from fl upwards
For inspection Of plans and other information apply at
the eompany's office. ~ Broadway, New York.
Bills OF lad.n1 issued TO Continental ports.
j. II. Sparks. AGENT
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WANTED.sECOND HAND ORIENTAL HOT BLs
nN N stove chcap Tor rssh. Address ORIENTAL. H.r.