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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
MISS sWAYzE ON FREE HATE"

Miss Minnie c. Swayze, who will be remem-
srea as having attained sudden and marked
sneaker during campaign leetured last evening 70
AN OVERLOOKING house at Flushing L. The young lady
was formerly teacher Of eocuon at vAssar College, and
one OF the most cultured speakers Of her sex on the
platform. Her enunciation ia remarkably distinct and
olear and her most graceful ana pleasing Her
lecture which showed st some need OF further prnn-
Ing was an hour In delivery but her audience TO
NAMED 10 the last 10 the closest attention as much
,arbsns nv her musical voice as by her reasoning
The lecture bears the title Of Free Hate, which she
ueems 10 have chosen with purpose to mysify or TO
excite curosy II proved to be not only social indus
trial, religious but sempoliticsl In its arguments, and
was to illustrate tho noedessness and the evils
OF the various sntsgonisms in religious denominations
social fe aud between political parties and i@pof anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
MUSIC.
CONCERT BY JEAN voGT.

NJ Jean Vogt, who made his first appearance
dn America at matinee concert yesterday In stenways
smaller hall il well known a composer Of chamber
rpusic of considerable merit, and has written great
deal also for the piano. besides oratoro on the subject
of Lazarus is professor IN the Conservatory
at Berlin His music is characterized by remarkable
grace huency, and sentiment, not specially rich in
variety but always melodous and delicate In sentiment
Among the selections produced yesterday were trio. in
which he was assisted by Damrosch and Mr. Bergner
prelude and fDgue, for two pianos played with Mr. B.
Mlls and four short piano piecesa nocturne prelude
and fucue barcarole and grand etude. AS an eIocutan
Herr Vog can hardly be judged from yesterdays con-
cert nisconcepuon Of the acous properties OF the
hall led him TO play with too much force and TOO liberal
use OF the loud pedal His style Is free, and abounds
IN expresson and his technique of course highly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
THE DEAD.

As il in lone FrancOnia one had said,
Alas the glorious Monarch Of the Hills,
Mount Washington. is fallen to the vale
The direfu echo all the silence flls
Tho winds sweep down the gorge with bitter wall
The lesser nights rise trembling and dismayed'
And the fond sun goes, clOuded, to the West;"-
So 10 the street. the freside, Gang the cry,
Our King Of Men, our bOldest, gentlest heart
He whose pure front was nearest TO the sky
Whose feet stood hrmest on Eternal Right;
With his swift sympathies and giant might
That sealed bin for the martyrs warriors part,
And led through loss, to nobler victory
Iies low, to-day, in deaths unchallenged rest!"
How we entombed him Not imperial Rome
GIVE her dead Casars sculpture so grand
Though gems and purple on the pyre were hung!
His tender requiem hushed the clamorous land;
And thus by Power lamented, Poet sung,
Through stricken reverent crowds we bore him nome
When Winter skies were fair and winds were still
And for his fame-while oceans guard our shores
And mountains midway lift their peaks Of snow
To the clear azure where the eagle scars;
While Peace is sweet and the world yearns again
To hear the angel strain. GOOD Will to mem"
While Toll brings honor. Virtue vice deplores,
And Liberty is preclOus-it shall grow,
And the great future with his spirit fiji
EDNA DEAN PROCTOR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
NETWORK EAR DIsPEssARY.

A meeting of the trustees of the New York
Ear Dispensary. Hinthsve. and Thirty was
eld last evening for the election Of officers for the
ing year. with this result President Rev b. l. Haight
%. d. LII d. Vice President, Edward Wood; Treasurer,
Zen. Henry Prince u &. A.. Secretary r. L. Case, jr.
Attending Surgeons, Samuel Sexton, NJ d. Geo. b. Pom
proy NJ ID. It stated that the number of INDECENT
persons treated for deafness had about 800 large
aggregate considering that the Dispensary had estab
hshed itself In a 6ed the side OF the city,
aud that IL was confined In its operations exclusively 10
The diseases. The reported
that no State OF CITY funds had been received but that
tho charitable public had been entirely relied upon
funds Those disposed aid the institution forward
their donations Gen. Henry Prince, the Treasurer
army Building. cOrn6r Houston and Greene-sts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Gen. SandersOn of Washington, Ohio,
owns a box said to have been brought to America by
Cortez, when he came TO conquer Mexico 1t Is inaid
with ivory. It's is stated 70 be about 400 years
Miss Sarah W. Lander, sister Of the Late Gen.
r. w. Lander died in Salem, Mass, last week She was
Known as a writer, particularly by her sketches OF
Foreign travel entitled "5pectacles for Young Eyes"
The London Daily NeTs is edited by Mr..
Hill; nc Pail Mol Gazette by Mr. f. Greenwood The
kfandaTd by Mr.. Johnson; The Morning Post by Mr..
Bostwiok; TIE AOrAia9 Advertser by Mr.. a. b.
Richards ..I ~
Boston papers are passing around the wit
ncsun that Mr. Patrick Donahue still lives pilot
bread He is proprietor Of the paper called The Pilot
burned out Ia the late fire, but continued In new
quarters.
Mr.. JOSIAH Mason of Birmingham, England,
has been made knight This gentleman foreign pa
per states has within few years, given sOOCoO0O 10
Birmingham, for the endowment oil literary ana ehari-
liable institutions.
The Memphis Register announces that Mr.. w.
q. 0reonlsw OF that city, has recovered Judgments
against the Memphis aud Little Rock Railroad amount
ng 70 0Ssot2 g. and that Mr.. Greeniaw VIII PROBABLY
become the owner Of the railway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18

a our peope Those Oriental immigrants arc faithful
Srorfera rat seemingly totally devoid OF integrity or
honor They have religion, bus the sum and substance
OF that religion is the worship OF the devil They are m
sarior An bone and muscle 20 our other laD0res put
superior in energy aud persistence TO most OF mem;
They arr indifferent life and yet pnmndful OF all that
apperIans 10 the hereafter In short they are heatnehs
40 bound up in their heahensm as TO look with amor.
renee ON apylrelOn other than their own, and Wow win
pontemp the pretens0us Of other prophet than Con-
fno,,s What we arc do with abnormal an element
In our population Is likely 10 prove one OF the Nose "
cult problems Of the time.
The simple answer all this is that Chinese immigra
zion has decreased Is decreasing, aud will continue to
decrease The panic-struek "Bin Nyes" are lighting
phantom Of their own raising.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other snip ssSs see Second Pa0e.l

HOT 0TNtf bNED NcVs ScS ooO0''" "FV'I
ARRIVED.
s,eamp salvador sciesoa Savannah WITH nd's ana pass
to W. r. Garrison ,.. NJ. 49,. MN LA
msse snd pas 70 Old Douinion Steamship Co. - - IL, -,
s,eamshp Blen Terry Sayear, ke~oern ~ u, Win n2vh
stores lie Murray. Ferris Co x,, a A. Id,
sup supeno tOf Glaow Gilmore Liverpool " DAYS. WITH
mdse. q. - IL. -...
pns Fanny, Webs Providence
Bns Marshall Dutch. Turner. Boston.
shr Doy Allen Mosquito lnle. 10 days With I'VE oat
sehr Frsnin A. MAansoa GfaBd hsasn days. With Ssh
SAILED.
sa.hips vzo ssysnnsb James ger for Chaestoo Abe
marie, for Richmond bark ABBY Baeou tor nalssA
WISD-saadovu hght N. W.; clear.
foREiGN PORTS.
The steamship sssinmaun (Bg Knuou. saed hom Antwerp Dee
10 ssd Flushing nth, for slork.
HAVANA Ksr WEsr Dec AAVed bArks Csrenas and John
Grnn. from Nsv-fogk.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosTos Dee Atnved brig lsola RON Wilmington Below, ship
0.rss Rs.oh. hea Calcutta
Ua.aIz.ros H. o. pss IT, Arrived, steamships QaAppsa. tsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18

AGATE Y9sS' MGod. Dee &C. MARI T q SsTs As s
arrival Of the , o'clock sraia nom Forsy-,eeoOdst
CATHELon Monday no9s Dec s M.rs cs.hs S'd s. y.s,,,
ocoI from her lat, resideso go washagioa St
cURTIs-on Monday Dec IS NM SARAH c9r, sget 20 nm
sands, ThiyLlst Wednesday next the 18th h't a.
O'Clock p.
EDGEI Jersey City Monday Dee &C. Of 'Dlu msnsH'
Pn EsaIO ~ T De-. 80 q O'clock from her late residence Js
Eiskthst between Cole and MOHmOaih-sta, !snsy Cay
Long Branch papers please copy.
FLAGLgRAt Hopeve Duehess Co.. Monday lsb n jobs r.
Funeral services AZ Hoewe Cureh Thuri 18Th ins- ~
O'clock 4. H.. to which friends are respectfully invited.
KgSsETr-sudisn the t inst, Of disease Of tho heart ions
Hs menus are invited 20 attend his funeral h, p.sO,
terrain Church SnoEeatbss Wednesday tho iSh nA' "
The S,oo ACADEMY Of Pes1a and he e, a,;. .a'
wssdsy the s inst T., 70 gIS'a S s9. % i H. ' s,p
HAN r. ADDIsoS RICHARDS Cor secretary s.A
KRBYOn Tuesday morning. william Sanford Kroy Of d. T. 4
TIL. I s.9e. u and ea Of til. family invited 20 .as
the funer from residence No I'll W Is:Ityh sts
on TharsIsy ist ms: O'Clock without aIher ia'iatos
MARLBY-on Fni Dec d. 1872 Daniel M,rsyia TIE Sd year 's
The funeral will take place tos his late residence 8 Vet .ir,,.
rntht Wednssliy a. II % RELATIVES and haiS AM 70
specially invited 70 attend withou. further notice
sgRYn B9ssn on 81 no Ss Yea .s Laura WV
FareI from Der late residence Tho5'y lsA
INVITATION
only sono OF Walter b. sut Msrv B. Palmer
The relative: and friends OF the isH, are 1aa s. h We
a.sse Of bis parents No. Il West Thirty sEhtsst
REIDOn MouAay evening Dec 49, John Red stnior eHbs OF We
firm Of John Reid & CO.. Mobile Ala, aged z yelrs -.
Relatives ohe family specti1 i- % aa ~
the 18th in a. 10 nom his lac re't1oss
No. 81 Wess Fifeth st.. vita iurtneE notice
SKAATS-In Brooklyn Sunday 18Th insL KuDeh ra0"
All In the 18th Of her sge.
The ves the deceased are yef to attend ne onerss
fo th bou,e OF r daaghter EOye No iVa Counds
ehts Brooklyn. Dec 10 Al o o'clock ~ Inc rs'AH W.
be taken Geneva. Ontario Co, for inserme1'
l.
Elizabeth Sad.
The friends Of her brother Wm B. Swift and OF f
Weber and OF her Dephews, Thomas eni Anso FAils
services. 1hursaY Afternoon a<
beseen harcT and TSac
lrsaye Brooklyn The vii be taken to GrceuS0i,
TITUsOu TUESDAY Mary BIa, eest daughter Of the late
Can't Eliza 1I.aS.
Her enn will be residence Cold Spring Hires.
Long Island.
Motto of inera hereafter
ZlBRISKtE-In TINS city Tuesday Dec Il, Christian Zabhfie N ne
Seth VI bis . -.
Fnserai services a. residence oh son. ~ zarfs IL Wcs
TWeaty6rst THURSDAY the 1871 iAst. az 80 kenats Nh
be taken o rkensack, N. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18

zed with tho flashing OF diamonds from myriads OF
and tho puro gesmings OF silver IN almesone
styles; tho lateSt Ia close imitation OF tno Japanese
shapes Here is PAIR OF solitaire diamond earrings NJ
$4,000; anrge maryelousy brilliant diamond gee1
with a suggestive nOfi dngeTs 10 lts coupdni9e az
and there are superb pendants ana pins
OF all descriptions in precious stones In Dewha asI
ing profusIOn. Notwithstanding the gVYgus ~ tnIs
establishment are ali real and Of the cOstest descrip
tion, yet the modest wants Of a simple home can be
ART as we'll as the requirements for palace in prices
from $50 1900 or more. Charming holiday gifts are IN
chateaines OF oxidzed silver 1agons and pendants a
tachod. In Russia leather every suitable article lS
elegantly COTTON up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18

DON'T whisper it Bat 90 qnsy ard purchase oss Of Ta'
RUsxxs' "DoxEsrrc" szwSo MccaIsEs for Cbrst
mas Present. for your wife, daughter dY friend nssse VII
BE- furnished or @ r,spoa5e parties with instructor "i'a"a'
charged upon application a;
wAEEROoxs Ss6 CnassEEs-sr. TeE.Yort
(enDorafyl,t and B0NDsr,
and 2J5 FUL-oS ST., BROOKLYN.
OF machines Of other makers taken exangs Agents Esnten
Ps VIII early In 1877, bsss eorSs' o. b'ss
way aai PouItesn;hst, Eew.YorL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18

Christmas Appeal for Peer Chiidren.-rss wiusry
orn aad messing Nights wiz remind ali hee VIE hsys
the thousands Of children u hs
Yor coh gets wander hanxy and bose
roah the uho creep bsrootsd through me sns"
me cHiIDKRSs AID SOCIETY taken under It's charge q.
needy and houseess children OF tnn c "
r tho Who have and "a
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS should especially b TINE OF so' van
n he srtnns.. win help provide good dinner. sud ps.ss.s
festivals children poverty Numbering several thoesAnd ~
Induss schools viii dstnbate shoes % As
.hoeess had boys and r Above At" VIZ ss~
ISI1 poLgIRs WILL PROVIDE THREE HOMELESS CHf
pREN WITA HOME Who viii make Christmas presen o. hoss
FIFTY DOLLARS WILL PROVIDE SCHOOL on WITTY
CHinDRBN WITH WARM DINNERS FOR MONTH Who ~'e
.ss.s, ssis3 that children hoos ADD DAP
schools these he who have no hoas os sea&
' G. l. BRACE, Secretary,
Chistren's Aid Society, 10 East Fearth.s' New fost
clothing sent the Central Oacs
Ras EevYOk Will be called for II the sdress b -
wsrded.
sy sIe checks IL male payable - -
''1'' VI y - WV A. BOOTH, Pr.sdess.
Jg WILLIAMS Treasurer.
Metropolitan National Bant, l0s Brosd~sy.
{. l. BRACE. Secretary,
10 Essi POarthst, SssYsek.
WORK or THE YEAR.
durisg the In our I've Lodging hooss -
we're saxhs partly clothed 3te2 rood h
Total nanhe snder charge Of the S<s dss3
There have been aoss Otphsas the Ldns Assss
aud sso .ersp provided wish homes
appeal Sunday hsol Church . vhA y ~sJ b es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
THE WEA1HER.
WAR DFPARTMEN
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OYFIcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON. ID. c., Dec. Isl a. III
s,etopsis nv The DdsI ilCentU-foar hours.


OFFIcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFfCER'
WARRINGTON. ID. c., Dec. Isl a. nl ,
gv,topsis foy me pos' f1entU-foT heurr.
Tn the North-W the barometer has risen,
with northerly and nOrtheasterly winds, occasional
snow and cloudy weather, extending southwark 10 Wis
sorI and the Lower Ohio and eastward to the western
lakes In the Gulf and South Atlantic states, NORTH
erly to easery winds. cloudy weather. ana hghe RAM
with lower pressuress -, .,,..,,
- the lower lake and Cnnedion regions southsrly
Westerly generally clear weather ara low
temperatures and high barometers in the Middle and
Eastern States nOrthwesterly TO northeastery Winds
clear weather I'm the latter and cloudy weather and light
and rain in the southern part OF the former section
Probabilities.
Tho barometer will rise in the Northwest and over
the Western Lakes and thence to Arkansas and Tennes'
see, with northery and north easterly winds, CLOUDY
cold weather and occasional snow and rain clearing IN
the afternoon; In the Gulf and South Atlantic states
northerly to eastery winds, low pressures, CLOUDY
weather, and rain, clearing away In the evening" .
Tn Michigan. the lower lakes, and in Canada south
weather and occasional snow In the Middle ana LAST
ern States north-westerly and north-easterly %nds
weather with occasional snow and rain In the former
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
THE STATE or TRADE
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKETS.

HAVANA Dec il-yia Key Neutrality-suspicious. OF business for
want stock nominal the arriving; huco-
ydo sugar grocery grades in fair demand at Ut reals per arooe
Sugar al Havana warehouse - cO boIes anc
rs bids Receipts OF the week.-mrs. boxes and US bids Exported
daring s 900 bids including 300 6oxss sad
Bacon In fair demand $40 % per ev
Butter quiet and Flour srner but not higher Hans a
Kegs sm at IS; s20s2' per guntsL Potatoes s1sf
Onions arne s69s6 So Coal Oil in tins 10 fair demand MAYA
stores steady Lumber m Empty hog'he,d, active - Oocps
small craft In demand lor we
United states Of loading Havana for the United
Ind sugar the north eoss. 70 the ged states "a
On he United states days currency eGst premiums short SIGHT
iOi OH premium days gold 9 s22 premium shor nsh Ne2t
n,smiam 90 Loodoa d5zi Paris lTdf7i premiam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
THE COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

The annual meeting of the New-York Col
onization Society held yesterday afternoon at It's
rooms In the Bible Houss The following officers were
chosen for the ensuing year President the Rev d. d.
Hsght d. d. Bishop OF Massachusetts, In place Oh
the late Prof Morse; vcePsesdents. Thomas W. oicot
OF Albany the Rev j. NJ Mcleod. ID. D., Eew-York the
Rev. Q. w Fisher d. d., Utica: the Re- Roy. Horano
Potter D. D. New York g. Brotinghsp ponse socg
tary and Treasurer, Aimon Mervin From the secre.
tarys report appeared that $50 negroes had been sent
10 Liberia at the Societys expense during h
Delegates elected 10 attend Tho convention oi INC
parent society In Washington on Jan. I'll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
THE GREELEY STATUE.

APPOINTMENT OF A CoNMITTEE-wHAT WILL
BE DONE.
December 10, 1871.
In pursuance of the purpose to raise fund for the
erection of Bronze Statue of our late distinguished
citizen Horace Greeley, and also of monument over
his grave the following Committee has been named:
The Hon. ANDREW III. GREEN Controller of the
CITY Of New-York who has consented to act as
Treasurer of the fund.
JOHN +. WILLIAMS. ESQ.
Hon. WM B. OGDEN.
Hon. SAMUEL J, TnDEN
AUGUSTUS SCHElI. esq.
MARSHALL O. ROBERTS, esq.
FRANK LESLIE, esq.
r. L. BARNUM.
MASfON MARBLE.
JAMES GoBDON BENNETT.
WHITIIAw REID.
Hon. JAMES BROOKS.
PARKE GOODWIN, and
CHARLES A. DANA of Hew-YOrk.
Hon. JOHN @. WnTE1OUsE Of Poughkeepsie.
Hon. A. w. PALMER of Amenia.
JoHN ANDERSON of TarrytOwn.
C. o. j. BRYANT of TaTytown. 90
GEo. q. REYNOLDS OF Brooklyn.
w. w. GOoDRICU of Brooklyn.
Hon. DUDLEY 5. GREGORY of Jersey City.
SAMUEL BOwLEs of Springfield. Mass.
Hon. n. p. BANKS of Boston.
Hon. JOIN w. FORNEY of Philadelphia.
WIN. NJ. WHITE OF Livingston Co.
CARL SCHCRZ OF ST. Louis. Mo.
Gov. AUSTIN BLAIR Of Michigan.
Gov. THOs. A, HESpRICRS Of Indiana.
Gov. WM. BROSS OF Chicago.
WILLIAM MACFAliLANE of 1Onkers
Gov THO. +. RANDOLPH OF New-Jersey.
WM G.. WRTMORE, and
WSI. w. NILES of FOrdham
The Committee may be enlarged to embrace all
sections of the country. Most of these gentlemen
have expressed their willingness to serve on the
Committee, and notifications have been sent to the
others and their answer will be duly communicated
I'm case any decline to act Others equally well known
will he substituted from their localities In the
mean time contributions are solicited, which may be
Forwarded through any member of tho Committee,
or to the Treasurer direct.
All contributions will be duly publicly acknowl-
edged and a careful record will be kept for publi-
cation in a memorial volume or otherwise If 50 de-
termined.
It is hoped that those who wish to unto in this
testimonial to the worth and services of the distn-
aushod dead will do so promptly, so that whatever
Us done may not to be, as it certainly will not
DE, cruddngly done, and in order that all may know
at once the disposition Of the fund.
Through the touching delCacy and noble self-re-
Iance of Mr.. Greeleys daughters las well as by an
examination which seems TO indicate the suficiency
of his estae the Committee is relieved from any re-
sponsbty except that of a grateful recognition Of
his services and suitable memorial of their worth.
w. w. NILES, Sec'Y pro tenn.
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6petiGl fcrites

Reluctant Dutyro csaEe garments SOt thas nOurs'
ing stu be RENDERED pleasant when al Nat
aud can be kash; ready To hoss who 5e uossas
we wouI add 20 JACKsoNs Mourning Store q wsrsr
place and Broadway % Bonne and complete neaFairg
cts at s prices styles and kinds constantly tps rss4y t
snasinl a.t1ntinn shnwn lhnke who faror
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18

a
PHu.psLpsiA Dec .-Thsre has been bat little ebsnees ne
% hi, reached TO 1909 head and
sales we're made at 96j n for fair 20 good aee L%te
for prime, and show bee'es at from seOe common We"
fG5c per n gross s1... - all n,,... g. ara
reh.,d received and prices ruled non 9osc of
middng Sd6i for good and common " H"m - p'' N
Lsmhs worth iron 60fc for good xoo 49,,
h.rds a, nom e6a 100 10 net for corn fed
falling Of Ia the pnco OF cows ~ beaa chansc
hand, Al nom s9s35 for Springer and from @eo Tor hea
gcscAso Dee rc,I. da and veal receipts 20 Sssdi s.
he outside for small bunch Of graded steers averaging " snip
meats 1909 bead. -, -. ..,.,. ~ ooo h..A. al,
% Soa..pd head remain unso % SO9st mostly -
no .hipmsats, J. 900 bead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18

y.ryort Gpfsran from PiI.deps; bras Lasundo RemSd
from MAIanIas Antonio from Ceniues@ sailed cars nov
Williams for Camden ~ j.; q. T. Emoe FOR Phl-dephs; NJ
Rover, 6ew-York.
DISASTER.
PROVIDENCE Dec 1.-THE se1r w. r. Hc's..s eshoIs ~
Boc nns visa ban Of YESTERDAY BY tho u cutter hoean o
leaked 80 badly that sks had " BE- b5schol ast3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18

No s6 Bro,sr,y No Great JOnss Gssaiisrs 'n Va
grayo are noguHs aBi fashionable patterns o. c. ara -
grayea Glass pus Crystal Glass made . order VIII inis 'fs-s
Sc Also China Plated Ware ADD Gas tIi1se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18

capital The general idea Of the lecture that these
animosties grew by too free indulgence In them Nj
merous humorous and pathetic anecdotes and incidents
illustrated the various ideas advanced The lecture was
one of the most successful Of the Just begun anu
is to be repeated in this city at an early day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
Republicans.

Republicans sai hose who desire The rlss o. h'rebc'os
that The only the peopc u lbgso
through Repahi fh- p.o "Nskt
TRIBUsE Che Oldest pahhoen Mcsnl si n.AfI
Circulation is taken citr, village. sos ro-i
throag host the state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18

Use Renne's Pain-kiiling Magic Oil. fl strehst oee
externally for the horse e3ieuic Use II IA "Af
The sOslg, sab and dsiniect the manger
J0HS ?. HERR, A9es, N "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18

"Enubc Piano cAnpet b. equslei In power, paFy ~,
br.ac cftou u elszart 6aish and great durability sge iea
forty years Try 60 Broadway bArEA Co.,
sole sscnfs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
Nirol, Davidson IL Co

10 not Fail 60 Read The witncs, to-day. spssh al.
tentOn nussl ~ PAGE
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MARRIED..

Rjux-wortn saI-rhesu cii by using JuSrzk TAS soar
N anufsetarel by CAsyELL. HAzAED q Co.. NeSiorG
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COMMERCIAL AGENCY.

lOD AND III
McHILLO z Z l. ~ q u II CO.
THE REGISTER FOR JANUARY, IST9.
is row being prepared will be published the Isl
sble It will contain
A FULL LIST or NATIONAL AND STATE BANKS
NAME AND ADDRESS or EVERY PRIvArs BANKER
A COMPLETE LIST or ALL THE MANUFACTURERS Ann
BUSINESS MEN IN EVERY TOWN. AND Village IN raa
UNITED STATES AND BRYrRA PROVINCES. WITH NUMERALS
GIVING CREDIT AND CAPITAL IN BACH CASE
The compilation Is IRON the DIT ALLIED asf0Rrs he
emoes Of tho AgessI.
This Agency t 10 undertake the seposang of Asnsrs
country and ITS RECORDS ARE THEREFORE, TIKI oIpgsT 10
ExlsTEfCE
This gves il decided advantage. which msssas asapa
ous and branch Offices. By systematic ass n'ssc, srcss
agents and BY employment Of 1000 local res
sperteat-
An emcept and economical coLLsCrIds AGENCY ooOnsctsS
with the Institution
The REGISTER Will be o1od nest yAish sssi,o eTe Dsst
ing and Commercial House Ia ,ae seanify. =.
Ner- November
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18

Cochise, the Apache chief. says he never
soaps white except when commanded 10 90 80 ny
tho spirit Of his father. The old DsD howeror ~ Voy
fond vi sc4ps. aud uoohLse 10 kept busy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18

DO NOT Fail to Read The Witness to-day. SPECIAL ~
terlion Invited g. SECOND PAGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18

CHAMBERs-PARROa Thursday Dec u IN a. he PrssnrrrN
Cbar Fab.ro and Nnesuthst b. Rev. JON Ws D, Rev.
eorss s. Chambers Maggie Psr daughter Of the late John
Psrr, all o.