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New-York tribune., 1872-11-11

The Philadelphia stock market was dull. Pennsylvania
g., 10s philadelphia and Erie Railroad, act; Reading
Railroad, 50; Pennsylvania Railroad, SCI Gold, ll53
The rate OF discount OF the Bank OF England has ad
vanced per cent, and it Is now per cent
The following shows the exports exclusive OF speelel
from the port OF NewYOr 10 foreign ports for the week
ending Nov. 3, and since the BEGINNING of the year:
1879 1871. 1872.
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New England .g3g 4G0
New NnFk -Te TilO
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Ilty Danh SllhIts MtAo sNs
The following were the bids

railroad bonds the transactions were generay sall
In amount Erie Consolidated Is weak and de-
steady aud quiet. The following were the bids:
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, JANUARY 8, iy7s

20 diminish his popularity even in his
own regiment. The courts have rung with
the shames of his domestic reatons but he bore his
head as high as ever. 1t Is the worst of his ohenses
that by the brilliancy of his rapid and the
rude bonLo,pie of his manner he did much to fas-
cinate the weak and blunt the moral sense of the
vouDp He and his associates did more than any
other men except Tweed TO corrupt the bench and
the bar-more even than Tweed himself to defle the
judicial ermine in the public sight and degrade in
general estimation names hOnOred in the roll of
adyocates. lie did his best to destroy what honor
there WAS left in the stock market. he found spec
ulation sort of gambling and he made it nothing
better than freebooting. He defiled stage that
WAS bad enough already. he popularized sins
that common deconey used to conceal But
worse than all this was the insidious infiu-
ence by which he relaxed business morality, and
ta,fEht young men just starting in the race of life
that any uneducated bOOr could get oil a peddler's
cart and steal railroad without going to jail or be-
ing kicked out Of sO-called respectable houses The
only way to get on in the Fisk philosophy, was to
cheat friends and enemies alike, bride, lie, cheat,
steal. and have good time. Perhaps it is mercy
of God that the end of his career has furnished such
startling and dramatic contradiction to the lesson
Of his past success. Two Of the most conspicuous
vices of his Hfehis iDcontnence, and his prosttu-
ton of the courts to schemes of robbery and VEN
ceance-haye led directly 10 his murder.
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U,vAv Jon 6-saesr-Ss warehouses Havana ~ Mas
g. Lj brs~. and I1O h. exported during the Nr,t hn~
900 boxes o. whea 3iJ boxes EeT - 's
United sirt-s let snf operations nite owng . , se
otu particularly CYeL taHssl
Cd Tor spain weeks puces o~iag - s
-
Favorable afves continue be 'o
concerning crop Old stool o. Centfaxas eHhaa'ts
production been preengassi
Mossss Sugar reals Nos 20 To- Mcovao saGsr-B-1e
reduction Inferior sommon quiet bat Hrm Faf 70 I
Roaming active d reals MoassesBrk transactions Afe efpd
Bacon heavy s2 s quet snd s25 s2' for
superior American b3J0 $50 FOR G0saea Flour @ gint
ably higher sales SIS So Hams-ema business snd prices
changed Lard irregular in Ieg sl6 J ha ts e5G 80 -
Potatoes scive Is. TaOW im. ? lJ 81 Wax nominal Honey
buoysnt re,ls Onion. - Coal OIL as qa and
steady nominal Shook,BOI active at 81 rea FTe see
frner. bet not quO.ahlY higher
Exchange arm United States 80 iaJs currency al cent pre-
short gt j0lt = premium Sd days gold y es1t pre-
mum III alli = pTemiau LonlOG p 'eni
MUM. N PARIS 5ia6 cent premium
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

The most beautiful and impressive work of
ar now On the York stage II the representation OF
ight upon the third week OF very prosperous run.
A dress rehearsal Of the new play Of ONO
nadi took place Saturday night, at the 81 James
The ind Cations are that Mr. James steele McKaye viii
make al Intellectual effort under weprepared and there
fore propitious circumstances.
Mr.. Lents New-YOrk Circus has been rem
dered WY attractive by the appearance and exploits
OF Mr.. Hawey, d" the gymDc miracle" who will con
bate artists The whole entertainment is rounded with
pantOnime and spectacle.
In reference to the proceedings of the San
made 1t should not be read though rs a matter Of
routine. Mr.. Birch aud his ooadutofs Wambold, Ber-
nard and fackus, illustrate Ethiopian Minstrelsy NJ
positive merit and utinty.
Mr.. Lester Wallack will appear every night.
as John 6drh in Dir. BrOughams very successful play
that nameto the merits Of which We carefully
directed the public attention. Mr. Gilbert has not yet
sufficiently recovered TO resume his part in DRAMA
and Mr.. BrOugham therefore continues To appear as
Gregory Deerhdn-repressng in very credta6le man
ner his fine jovaity OF spirits and cuIbng his Oand
dashlng method with judicious skill. Mr. Waldck an
nounces that Matinee OF John Garth will be gwen
next Saturday
The debut Of Mile. Dubois, at Aimees Opera
BOufe Theater took place on Thursday evening on
which occasion ne attendance was qTite large Indeed
the house came under Mile AiInee,s management Mile
gwen sfterPeoe TO "FleurdeTbe" II sufices e
say that the lady made an agreeable impression not
withstaDdng rather unpropltlous cro9lnttanees NIe
Aimee having especially pleased the audience by very
drO, pquan and polished personation OF Fet"-de-Ihe
The 15jth performance of " Humpty Dumpty ,
will be given TO night, at the Olympic Theater
a new Buresque Opening. AZ Russian snow scene Is &c
be shown In which the Martens Family will Introduce
several songs Mr.. j. Z. Taylor, who Is reputed
wonderful skater. will emerge. Three clever urehns
constituting the Carroll Family win introduce dances
and songs in a new style tr4plet OF gymnasts -the
Wilson BrOthers,-is promised. One OF these, we learn
will stand the head Of another leap therefro, turn
"A -OfIr II. a
incidental ballet Is 10 appear in IeOrganZed and re-
fIeshed condition. And Mr. Fox Is 10 perform tricks
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LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC


Miss Anna +. Dickinson will deliver her lee
tre on Joan OF Arc evening at 81 Peters
Hall, in MosJ Ewentlethsst.
The exercises OF the animal week Of prayer
were begun yesterday and will continue this week.
specia services being held In the Reformed Church at
Ffth-ave. aud Twenty -tTst-5t each afternoon.
The Alumni of BowdOin College living in
New York and vicinity, will hold their second annual re
union at -DelnOnlco's tomorrow evening. Gov. Cham
bcrain OF Maine Prof. LODgtellOw, President Allen OF
Girard College, aud the Rev. Cyrus hamhu VI C0nstan
tlgople Will be present
The investigation into the charges against
Harbor-sIaster Hart wa resumed Saturday. Gran-
Vile Perrin testified that he had charged higher rates
Of storage and labor for transportation than for regular
customers because transportation goods are generally
tskcu IN afer business hours. AfJcr unimpOrtant es
ony had been taken tho investigation was adjourned
The public are invited to attend the annual
festival OF the orhOpedic Dpensary for the treatment
OF diseases OF the spine and hip joint at the list Reg
ment armOry Thrty-sixth-st. ana Broadway, AZ 2 m
to-day The trustees have provided collation. for about
S0O reu the patients Of the institution; and two large
trees Will be hed with useful and appropriate presents
Addresses explanatory Of the objects OF the Dpensay
and It's mode treatment viii be delivered By DIS John
r. Aetcalfc and G. r. Agnew the Rev stephen IL Iyng,
u. d.. the Rev Vim. Adams, d. D. ana lhels'
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4 NEW CITY CHAMBERLAIN.

BRADLEY RESIGNS FRANCIS A. PALMER AP-
POINTED.
John J. Bradley sent, on Saturday, the fol-
lowing letter 10 MAYOR Hall, roasning his position
City Chamberlain:
OFYCE THk CITY CHAHBKuAfN, NRwfOHK Jan 9, 1871
Hon A OAEEY HALL MdyOr Of he or Of AeiC- York
DEAE SIN; 9th day Of April ts0 had the
f you appointment the high
ap II the Civ Since thG
discharge NJ Ocial
ton ntrusted val be found TO be all
acurate respectfully tender resignation
Thanking y for the courtesy have at all times eTeDde TO
rens, IN VOgrF yefy respectfully JOIN J. BRADLEY
Chamberlain Of the City Of HeWYoTk
In accepting Mr.. Bradley's resignation, Mayor Hall
SAYS: -, 49,
Ii inst q record the that Mr. Bradley quits Office with the high
pot alton BY his late constituents with
unfosbs eutcAm having been HE Official
discussion acts Of municipal Ocer
Bfaeys socognts exactly Dsced Of
Of his Bureau hohoraby regular As
great satisfaction to creditors OF tae
she and Who IA the mster care over trust
business with the Treasurer
as the Sinking fund be has proved 10 be
associates and Jealous 81 th Immense
Of the Cy which committed and ns1ed 70 that COnIs
Francis A. Palmer President Of the Broadway National
Bsuk. Was immediately appointed Chamberlain. 10 hoid
ONCE Tor four Years from Jan o, 1874 MI fhiusr has
OcoI sworn IA, and ho w Tic his Oui.lal bonds Today
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Political NOTES.

The Hon William Moore, the Republican
Stat. senator from Atlantic County. n. j., achieved
good In the XLh and XLIs Congresses, and
will he of decided value In tile Legislative counseis VI
NeWJersey
Tammany primaries were held on Saturday
night IN all the Wards OF the city except the sixth la
the sixth Ward the brennan ticket had Sa votes, and
,he DoI,n ticket 94s Among the delegates are the
following: Edward j. Shandley, John j. Bhu, Nelson
" Young, Henry woltmun, Masnus Gro., ChareS
OConor ii. ". Genet. A. =. Sullivan. Augustu. ochci
George g. Barnard Michael Connolly. aud others
The one-term principle" says The Boston
Ys,os is almost universally accepted by the press and
people OF the country, with the stray reservation thai
shall not now be passed diyisory movement TO do
feat Gen. Grant. We arc sure That Wheh Tue ltesEyl
eomes IN upOn ia own mcTits the One-term principle
will be- adopted with tho sJiiI'0n d wv yoA' =" '@
term"
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IOWA.
PROSPECTS IN THE SENATORIAL CONrE5r-HAR'
Ian IN JEOPARDY.


Lam IN JEOPARDY.
DEs MorRs, Jan. 6.-The contest for L. s.
Senator by the friends OF Allison, Wilson, and Harlan
has been very spirited to-day. Nearly all the members
OF the Legislature here and have been thoroughly
canyassed by the friends OF the different candidates
AlsOn's friends are confident Of victory These say
they would be willing to submit the question to the
caucus Of the Republican members Of the Legislature to-
night Haran's friends still claim they have 70 votes
10 more than is necessary nominate, while disinter
ested parties give him but 3d. Harlan's defense which
he claims wrung out Of him by his friends, has had
very damaging effect upon hi as he has lost number
OF votes by ha pledged him before it issued
His friends admit that he has seriously damaged
hs prospects by this address, and they are striving TO
regain lost ground The Legislature will convene on
Monday OF l2 o'clock. Each House will effect tempo
rary organization Gov. Merrill will deliver his biennial
message Wednesday. The two Houses Will meet In
joint convention votes cast at the last general
election for Governor and Lieutenant Governor Thurs
day Gov Carpenter will be inauguraed, and the Repub
lican caucus TO nominate United States Senator viii
convene the same evening
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name and address


BARNFrT-on saturday Jan s. Lousa A. Whit. viss Of O. E.
r. an. s r'ss, limited 70 s'i Ss. De f.. ssS:
BLAKB-on Friday s7ug No eel Nonsoat. mr Roh's
Blake anatye II unkeha panh Of Couou', County Ipper'
TIE remains will ee taken to st. MARI. Cur-t Gr.rd,t ns
for S , Of b u ana from ssH1s Gysr, c.u.,sry In.
rcauyes and friends sfs respectfully invited
DIXOy-A Brooklyn Satary jan 6 Margaret Oxen IA he
-,i,e, ' sSd Via is Ss soo S morning 3.
Meo h22 s9 IG' cs9Fs a .a R.,..
Railroad services also at Union Cemetery
FAcSSE ,-e IS s, ,s .oa c S R 1.' Il F s9G '
Funaral the Catholic APOSTOLIC Caara "a West siH'esntS"
FsEon suni.y Jan 1872 ., the Grand cea.r,l Hotel, a
year bis James Fss IT, struck do"u oy the hAni q a
be biz late residence No 33 ws T-,n, .iui..
ot Br,tebcro' vermont oa Tuesday s6 Inst oclScs
GEsLAIN-At CatsA jan Moses B. eldest si Asn C. ssa
s Ann Is " s' s n Of the a ar s,
Monday afternoon. at O'Clock
spIPPrSGIn Brooklyn on Saturday Jan Nm Mary SSenA
Fanerai from I5 St. Ferst Monday eth last. At o'clock n
HEIsgR-on Sunday Jan at O'Clock HsOry A. he'S
Pnder,i Vii tsls p, from rr.denos Eshbsve %
tsls Il: Boulevard var to Snss,
HoUGHToN-ou Friday evening Jan 1877 1beOphus L Hoossa.
Relatives .Dd friends Of m, respectfully invited 70 attend s
o b. .oa a L. MS 30 % sSeih Ei, DrOoS
D.. without further notice
disease. Isaac V. Neeker, aged II years -
the early 20 California AZ ne esas
ing oui Of gd company With large party be ni ~
MEXICO and Lover Gait
a Francisco This considered qEt adventure AZ tAs
data We trust Mr. Msssr hA' gone to gather gold far better
country.
EEwCoMB-on Saturday jan g. Bath n vie Of Charles W. sss-
comb IL the 23d ~ her ags
Funsrsl st Albany Tuesday next
SHOvBOn Saturday Jan g. Alfred william Oldest Of william $.
and Harriet l. Shove. aged months aud days
Funeral residence q his grandmother hr Harriet smith re
Twenty-nnth Tuesday the gth psi Al O'CLOCK y
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend
~
John Skely ard 81 years -, ,r
Funeral oInov at o'clock from her late residence, l Wsss
Fhy-arst-gt
vAIL-Is Peskskll Jan. g. Miss Sarah Vail
Wednesday 10th at lot 81 Reformed Vun Nnacn-
Relatives and fneDis invited 70 attend
WAsHBURN-A Jan hsnne twin son or ChAfes N
and Mari A. WasbbIrn aged - years month and . days
Th relatives friends respectfully invited sesd me ansrn
sero from Of his parents Sing Sng on IassAs
OH INST At 2 O'Clock N. Iuierment al Greenwood
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NEW-JERSEY.
MEETING OF THE LEGIsLATURE-TTIE WORK OF
THE SESSION.

THE SESSION.
TRENTON, Jan. IAN unusually interesting
session of the Legislature OF this State begins tonor-
The first work-tha OF organzing-will be simph-
fed by decision, and the tide 1t
TO indicate reelection substantially OF the present Off
including President BEETLE President of the SEN
ate. For Speaker OF the Assembly the leading candi-
dates Messrs Niles Of Morris aud Joy of Essex with
Mr.. Cumming OF Mercer-the late speaker-Mr. Chew,
editor OF The Camden Press and Lieut. Lemue G. Reeves
OF Burlington for Clerk The Republican will DO
held Tuesday morning, and Gov. Randophs message
will he submitted in the afternoon Gov Joel Parker
will be inAugurated Tuesday. the 10th. The only
business OF the first week will DO an effort
TO raise the Governors salary from u coo 5000
The important business OF the session. which promises
be prOtracted one, will be the redstrcng OF the State
for two additional Congressman; compulsory education,
recommended blythe State Educational Commission
local option urged by the Temperance people a
yenton In 1873 TO revise the Constitution and the annual
railroad contests Another determined effort is TO be
legislation. Gen Thos d. Ho1soy, its leading opponent,
has prepared pamphlet containing a review of the
entire proceedings Of that Company with their acts in
the Pennsylvania Railroad has called bitter oppo
sition from s opponents, who, 1t is understood have
joined with the Baltimore and Ohio Company 10 secure
rival road while the New-Jersey Central IL pushing IT'D
Long Branch project and Asa Parker and other Penn
syvana capitalists the West Line Road TO Perth AmbOy
No appointments OF Importance to be made by the
Legislature except that OF Chancellor and Clerk OF tho
New-Jersey Supreme Court who are nominated by the
Governor and confirmed by the Senate The State
Treasurer Prison Keeper, and few minor officials are
elected in the Joint meeting.
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pnI1rr NOTES

Five barrels Of Illicit whisky were seized by the
In Sa officials the Bigeg Ferry Boosvn % Sat
uTlay.
Peter Glennons frame stable No. Corlears-st.,
and two shanes occupied respectively by Johg Gregory AID hael
CARROLL were DESTROYED YESTERDAY Loss 500 Genaoa
wa dangerously burned ebls endesTOrng ais horse
Patrolman Thomas Meagher, late OF the broadway
saua so .ho s head FRIDAY light at hs bosrns'
house No 100 ss, Tsepty h died on ssiiry night in Bellevue
Adam Williamson desnged printer, 30 who cut bis
apartment No ~ ohns LED On sa.afdY 70 Toe e
The body Gehan late Of No 40 West Ihf
tv0l, Mo eottsf . e Frsy eVeang b. Gaping mo" the
Norm River non the Thirty has been r-oovss
nj removed - hs lac redenoe.
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VICE-PRESIDENT COLFAX.
He WILL ACCEPT THE NOMINATION FOR VICE
PRESIDENT.
fGRNERAL PRESS DISPATCH. I

GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH.l
WASHINGTON, Jan. G.-Mr. COltaX has felt
himself constrained the earnest request Of his friends
10 so far Weld to private wishes in regard 10 retiring
from public service at the OF his present term OF
Office as to say that while he cannot ask for renomns-
ton nor be regarded autagonstic to the able men
whose names have been suggested he would feel IL 70
be duty obey the voice OF those who represent tho
party whose principles he has for many years vin
Gated supported and II they place him IN nomina
ton the YicePresidency at the approaching Repub
can national Convention. he will not refuse the nOmna-
ton While lac sincerely desired to be excused from
further pubic service, he has at time said that he
would refuse 10 accept OF the nomination. This Is
authoritative IL considered the friends Of MI.
Colax satisfactory and they will feel authorized to pre-
sent his name TO the Convention.
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HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY At uUDsUrs no n' saoAD.
Distance travelled b. the wind daring toe week 2ss niles
PRONIYENr ARRTYALs

AstOr Housed. K. Locke petroleum V.
Na,byJ OF Toledo. - Ye'c-HOrk HoieL-Gen. Q; A.
Gilmore, U. 3 A.; }. X. Emmett, the comedlan anu the
Hon. j. t. Brown OF Portland Me. 49, 81 Nicholas
Hoki-Dr J. Ayrc Of Lowell. the Hon J. b. Chafee u
Colorado Col j. Ii. Howe and T.. b. Phillips Oi Chicago
and the Hon. James MCGrew OF Illinois. - FVh
Arenue HOteLJudge f. II. ROsek Tans of Glen's Fails n
Y, and Gen Thomas Rose OF Minnesota. = HOFFMAN.
HOHse-The Hon. 5. II. Hammond OF Geneva, Y, and
Prof Mark Bailey OF New-HavC-l. AAsDtdre HOtes
Francis ". Goddard OF Providence.
DEFAKTUREs
Senator COnkDg, Gen. Butlor. Senator Cragtn, and
Representative Kellogg OF Connecticut left the city last
evening. and senator Wilson aud Speaker Blaine ~ sat
urday for Washington
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FEATHER REPORL
WAR DEPARTMKNr.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WARRINGTON. Jan TT y. III.
49,, ,,,,f, ~. fbs nosf tA1sllftl- fout hours.

n ]
OFFICE DF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFlCER.
WARRINGTON Jan. 7T y. III. }
Synopsis FOR te past .Venh,-four hours
The rain, which was on Saturday afternoon
In Louisiana has extended slowly nOrthward VII threat
eping or snowy weather Illinois ONO ana virginia
The lowest barometer central In Tennessee Inc
IuW pressnre which was Massachusetts BAY ~ now
followed by rising barometer and cold northwest winds
over New York and New England, with clear weather
An rea Of high barometer has continued over the lakes
and Upper Cansda, moving slowly eastward NORTH
easterly winds now prevahfrom lakes Erie ana Mem
rsan 10 NJ <souri The have riscn At Cincnnh'
PR, Memphis and Vicksburg. aud faen ~ Fitishurgh
ami Nashville Fr BAROMETER has tnllI oA the l..i'
fornia coast with threatening weather ana usnt gah-
Probabilities.
pt.tno p,rOtn,tar with northwest winds 7nd cetr
v,e,fner !. probable Tor Monday from Alahama 80
T,xas AMI Missouri Throatlung weather and po,slby
Vt ,fbw ~ rin wl' probably extend irm south Ctt-
nnato fr Michigan aud uurtl we IVA d. reaching new
i.ial iud NDauly t'rul-s, lJI'N1no .A' +''4 30 "~
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.,.. .o,- covers UppsS Canada and the Middle
tstaH astsr,y i,s prevail O. the lakes north-
eastery winds yeerng % the south on 6e ntano
coast. Dangerous winds, ~ H"' " " ~'0-'
except, possibly, on Lake I'Fe'
The mercury at Bangor, Me, yesterday
morning Indicated 10 degrees btSo" ZERO
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EXTENSIVE FIRE IN TfTUsvILuE. PENN

TITUsvnLE, Penn, Jan. IA destructive arc
occurred here about O'Clock this morning, by wi,rs
twenty buildings the heart OF the city destroy "a
The principal buildings burned the Sherman iou@
Petroleum Hal, and Commercial Block. The loss -
NOGO00 Tho insurance d, about $1,000. Tho Assistaus
city Engineer Toll from ladder, IraCtIng both kneB-
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him 10 return the vessel to her station action OF
other United States ocef~ IA undergoing investga
ton by the Government. No further proceedings will bs
taken by the Department OF Justice until additional
facts received. In the iine. the Commanding
General in NewOrleans has been instructed exercise
his discretion but to refrain from interfering except 10
preserve the pence.
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LITEST SHIP NEBS.
For other ship Eers see Third pogc.

ARRIVED. Sunday, Jan. Z.
Steamship idaho r. Liverpool Dec ~ Qsosnstosn lla
- mdse and Nnllsns X iiuion
Mallory mise
pas % Livingston. Fox 4 co.
steamship GeorE ga Holmes sth mise and pss 70 Il
Morgan Co. -
steamship MeA sampson. Neworans Dec 90 With mise ana
pass 70 Fred baker. 80.
steamship .tsras Lawrence Norfolk with nde and pass to os
Dominion steamship Co.
% murray. Ferns Co.
steamship l. T. knight, Johnson GeOrgetovn, D. C.. WITH mia
Geo. b Merrck
Sea n.hp Bskemsn Richmond CRY Point aad Nof2f'
with mise and pass o Ola Dom,oion steamship Co
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A STEAMER SUNK.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 6-Late last night Fhile Tie
steamer sam j. Hale descending the FasS OF We
OHIO she the rocks knocking hole In her bo
tom, and she lies badly careened The fregh< IN TINS
hold and che lower tier the mziH deck "a badly
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THE STEAMSHIP ALGERIA AT, 81. J0nss. y. p

ST. JOINS, Jan. THE steamship Algeria,
Capt. Lemesurer, which left Liverpool On the 2Jd utv
put in here for Of Goals. She had experienced
continued series Of severe westerly gales. Sho has %
cabin and II steerago passengers, who are az we'll
daughter.
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AFFAIRs Ar sALr LAKE crTY.

SALT LAKE CITY,. Jan. Sit is sad that
Baker the principal witness against the persons charged
with the murder Of Robinson, has been sprtes away.
Robbers garroters, and despcradoos OF all DESCRIPTIONS
abound here and neither life property IL sac alcr
nightfaIl man was hanged by tho neck last 7lGA1,
nearly straugled. and robbed.
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.ATEsT FROM FRANCE

PARIS, Jan. . Io'@
N. Vautrain bas defeated Victor husV LUZ
the French Assembly by o large najsriiy
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MYERs-COHBS-At Baltimore u INST. By The Rev. D.
Hobher Charlie. D Myers Of New York Cshsn8e daugsf
lr late DAVID |. Cohen Of Baltimore.
POWERSEDGErTIn " = the rssiencs Of IRE
brides fsher Par Clarae Ne~ Years BY the Rev W.
herman stephen Powers Of Rochester w. nsDhe" Of Dr.
VIM Cooper Of Keloggve. n Y. Mo EGHa Esa Of Inc
former place No cards
Eastern papers please
AU Notices Of Marriages must be tndorssd uth MI
name and address
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Devoe- Hgh-rade OIL prepared expressly FOR fmy ''-t
ioress unsurpassed humnA'of ana Ean'sa noa-
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I'M. guarsnei equa say that made. P0r sale 10 o.; ID
lnd a barrels favorable rates
Ias DEvok M.srgAcrgRN0 Co., III Falon"L, n Z
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