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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-21
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT oF SEW -YoRK

FORT OF w-gORK.. ...,..................DEc. 70
CLEARED.
s,,sbp Kusds Japsnssel, Aten Yokohsms weTAy Gibbs
s~smLp California tBr Craig Glasgow 5e Henderson Bros
st,au,hp ity Of Antwerp Br, BynOn Liverpool, JG Dale
steamship yinellni Bowen. BaltmOre
stssm,bip neptune Baker. Boston II. = DinOck =
SHIP Forward Ho (Brl, Wade Melbourne NJ D. w. MAILER
shis Bo..orh San Frsn.co CAL safon Co
Brk Esst Lothian (D), WiEms DInedea and Auckland W
Cameron 4 Co. IL
Nam guele ,C,rl Never Liverpool ke Charlie. Luing Co.
Rsr. Msvpou fBr B. Charchil Hamburg Punch, Biye
Bsrt Bra tBrl Racsy, Bahia, A. T. Oulefbntge
Bari Foreningn (nan Berry RIO jsneis FuHeh kdEe Co
B,fk ane lAnsLl, C0suieh Bordeaux, slOoOvch Co.
Brig IpdepsBdene uaL1, MsFslie., James Henry
Big Alhafoss NorD Anderson Liverpool Punch bdye TO-
Schr Lilla-, Gnm9, PernAmbaeo.
scar Eenss,r Sof Dahle, Rotterdam. Punch Edye Co
sehI u. ~ woodward Bulisy' IT. Martins.
ARRIVED.
sieam,hD Mrrmac fo JAaeiro Nov o. aud 81 Ihons
Dee a. VT nise. and pass. To w. n. Garrison. -,
steamship HOsstis Cer Brena Hamburg Dee q ana hAs
7h elth ndss and pass. TO kunhsrdi Go, g. 49, n.
sieankp r. Clyde Roger Philadelphia iof Pfo'detts Fa
into port with smoke stack earned aNaT
Ship Dr. Bsh GeLl, BockWodt, Hamburg 70 JAYS Win Ma'''
Trait dunion BLl Balou, DemenrA n dYs win ssah
Barr Eew-York Gibbs Pea Aooia Nov. a. With laiahr
r. smith (O Parib0To, ~ Ah Howard hh'Hep % "~'t
with udse. ~, -.
Bns Glars Stahl savannah ~ isYs VITA reo" Phe
Bns ABR Blen Haskell. Bangor, with lumber.
Rrg Mnsca ,Gerl Gese, Inagua Is dsyt, sith salt.
Brig Annie GsrdRsr loi Casnel Hatch DemsA~ - u VIZ As
SehT VeIo. L.ou.ri Para . days, ~ih rubber and hides
sef Drpadnoi f S.oeomh Canning n ~ ~ Jays s potatoes
seLG asss j. leonard BsileT 49, tshs A. D. With aaosr
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DIED.

DILLERy ELLOn Friday, Dec 90 Margaret Bler"e AuA'e Of
He, 5rds ue George and John Ber~.
are rectiuy the fanerl from
No Abing don-squaTe, o SUNDAY at O'Clock p. n
Jsdburgh, scotland. papers please copy
BRISCKERHOFF-At Wespor, Conn., the 18th inst Mr. william
&. Brinckerhof. formerly Of this city,
~ NOrn
Dutch Church William ami Fuoasts on Monday IN inst,
at J D. NJ. without further notice.
BROwE-A Harlem Dec 49, 1872 Sarah Brown wife Of John
Brown s.-s -
Funeral from residence 222 Es,t Onshandr.i twenty
fourth st.. Of Sunday. Dec o. Al , ,.
cLiNCH-Oa THURSDAY. Dee 49, Walter H. only Of Walter H.
ahd ALnirA Cloeh, aged 7ontls aud days. -
friends he family respectfully Invited 10 attend
the funeral on Sunday Dec D? 30 o'clock from the reslenee
bis parents. j2l Es- rsertT-khhst
LEGE-Oa Friday evening Dec 20 Henry L'ger 81 % Broai-'y
the 5Bh Of bis
Notice Of funeral hereafter
MEADB-Oa ThurAY Dee 49, Albert Edwin only child OF bdSn
and JaGs VI. Nesie ahei years. 49,
viii u beh at The residence ofths parents No. 70
West Fourteenh. IN SATURDAY Dec 81 At Il O'Clock noou
PgYPg-Ou Tuesday evening" I7h ias Tsuyowu " T., hr
formerly Of this city, The 18th Of ls
The relatives Of The family respectfully invited 70 attend
tie funeral PehYedsn Church, ffh snd Nine
teeuhs SATURDAY morning, Dist inst. az 10 oeoeA
PUTNAM-saddenly. Dec 90 George p. Putnam
Houcc OF i1Rera hereafter
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A TRIUMPH OF AMERICAN ENGINEERING.


When the first opening from the central
shaft 10 the east end the Hoosac Tunnel opened
on Thursday last known before measurements
bad been made thut the IL any, in direction
very SMALL The hole enlarged and the lines carried
through from the shaft TO the end on Sunday last and
the total error was found be but ive-xeenths Of
inch literally aud Ii inches IN level the depth being
measured from the top of the mountain
Mr. Edward 5. Phlorck, Consulting Engineer Tor the
State OF Massachusetts,, he does not remember
auofber instance where tunnel has been cut with such
exacness q miles from It's portal without cOmmu
ncaton with he surface The processes old in their
essential parts, but the detail has been WORKED out by
endless patience tho part Of the whole engineering
corps Amd falling rocks and sunocatng smoke sur
rounded by the most depressing circumstances OF
danger darkness filth, and mOnOtOnY. those men have
piodded for day after day and month after month
Tor the past years. with OF the exharatlon which
attends Ordinary field work the open IL may be
satisfaction 10 ali who have had hand IN II TO meet
with such success wish 10 he known that American
engineering Is not behind the rest OF the world Ia pre-
cision where result be attained by skill and
patient industry, and think the result VIII DC appre
ciated bv al lovers OF eXactnese'
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TIE JUltEL AND STOKES CASES.


The jurors in the Jumel estate case were
discharged for the day yesterday because the argument
pon the 8dmssbiity oriuadnissbuity OF Nine Jumei's
-ed declarations the effect that she the mother
II an hedumate son presented no questions of fact
their consideration. Four Of the jurors, however,
sufficiently interested in the subject 70 remain In
he OF his reply 20 Mr. HOar's argument to show
such declarations are admissible evidence, Mr..
DCOnOr repeated. substantially. his argument upon
haf question heretofore published in The TRIBUNE and
ombatlcd Mr.. HOar's theory that such declarations
houd be received IN evidence account of the inter-
~ which had existed between Nine Jumel and the
street interest and therefore sufficient
admission ~ the evidence in question.
The extraordinary success or the counsel IN the
stokes IN obtaining IN two days nine juTymen,
yielded fruit yesterday the vacant places in the jury
not being cd although the court sat from IL until
in the afternoon. As usual StOkess father and brother
with BIN during the entire dav well his faith
M yOung sister who, clothed IN deep black left
s aide, bt sat all the day serious hopeful and pity
ne. The session was envened and made somewhat
interesting ny few pleasant bits or repartee between
Ounstl. which good enough 10 extract smiles from
Pc audience, aud even from the venerable Judge Board
nan: bat beyond these episodes the proceedings
characterised by the monOt0uY anu tedOusness which
always accompanies the gatheringi OF an unbiased
md uniformed Jury. SeventysiX Jurors were Failed.
A. The ming Of the court Assistant DstrctAttoTIeY
fellows said that juror, Theodore Aalaby was in the
mpOy 81 tRc Greenwich savings Bank. OF which Clinton
Gilbert, uncle to the prisoner treasurer. Both sides
.greed that Mr. Maaby should be excused and he left
ne Jiry-box. George n Manchester, brick dealer, Of
nd-t ninth e., rosidnss
Elst Ouc-hundred-a nd ninetecntst., found COM
lcf ana WAC tho ninth Juror This
only juror obtained during the day.
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LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

st. Thomas's Chapel, in Sixtieth-st., between
Second ana Third-aves will be consecrated this morn
INK, by the ri. Rev. Bishop Potter
A lecture and exhibition of laughng-gas
will be given by Dr. Hasbrouck at Republican Hail. at
Broadway and Twenty thrdst.. on Monday evening.
The closing exercises for the term OF the
House OF the Evsngelists, the semannual examination
OF which has been In progress during the past week.
were held, last evening, In the Cnurch OF INC hoD
Trinity, on MadisOnsve. and Forty-seoondSt.
The Executive Committee of the Petroleum
Council has ust concluded arrangement with the Re
ners Association for cooperation upon an equitable
basis 10 be- reported TO ihe Council at on CITY on Mon
day. The Committee holds large orders iOr OIL awaiting
tho action Of the Council.
Two dramatic representations are to DO CIV
an at the Union Thestr. Tor tho benefit VI INC
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cH1DLREN's CHRISTMAS FESTIVALS.

The Children's Aid Society is making prep
Christmas festivals the various Industrial
schools and clearinghouse under its charge Three OF
entertainments held Thursday at the Six
teenth Ward school, No. al West Eigheentn-st az the
Avenue school No 90 Fourth-st, and an the German
school. No. 272 seeond-st. Similar entertainments
gwen, yesterday, at the Eleventh Ward School
Eeyenth-st; the fourteenth ward School No no
Ezibethst and at the Park school, sixty -eQbth-st
ON Monday the pupils OF the Hudson River school. No.
East tyseyeDth-t; the Fftysecond-st. School,
near Eevenfh-aye and me Fifty-tbrd-st School. No
80 viii be chcered with Christmas greetings aad those
of the Fourth Ward, No. 81 Market ST., Avenue h. No.
Bleerkef-sf.. the following day. On Christmas
Dy the donates OF the following OdginghOase will
receive holiday gifts NewsbOys. No. ~ Pirk-p1ce
Girls. No n ~. MarkSpace RlvingOn-st., No Jg7
aud sixteenth Ward. No 81 West Eghtccnth-tt. TIE
pupils ana inmates OF the other schools aud Institutions
under the direction OF the Society will be remembered
GA sncceene days. those OF the Eleventh. Wsr1 L1dg
lag iUase River School OF Dc. -, tF"sh 9I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-21

shr B. Barter Orb Sullivan. COu~ss g. 10 days With
poiaOes .........
SAILED.
Brg Georg. Downes ioY Demerari.
NlSO-suEi0Bu. GOT = W. cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Dee 1Arriy vel steamship Ahhmbr from saYannAhi
shin Camilla. IRON Manila.
PoErREs MONROE. Va. Rec. 2oPsscd In r Baltimore ship
Csgt bark Clara from Bremen sh La Smeon IRON Ppr2 no
and hofse an bark Plsse bark Maggie kynod aud f-s
LEwEs Del Dec 20sd Anna r. Stone nom Marseine.
The ship Jues Ceud and the brig Ida been ordered Aesl0rk
FOREIGN PORTS.
The steamship Rotterdam Dutch Hues len Rotterdam to-day ZOis)
for NeyT-fork.
Havana Dee iaArvea steamship Cleopstrs and bark 7. K
WeaOu. from Aes-foTk.
WIIALERS.
SAY FRAscisCo Dee uSAel Osks Lagoon, s~n, and Mar
WE'LL HzekmOti, 70 crc
MEMORANDA.
Ship Mshsss NJ Boston Dawes from London reported % have
been Of Comfy kngsnf and all
hands lost. The M 98 built East Boston 10 1870
Ship Leone Phi LeMerier. from Nos Orleans Tor harrr eo1e-
ouIT reported Erecked while going into hey West ha been assisted
Into thai port
DISASTERS.
BosroN Mass Dec 20Ths shD Camilla which rvei a. ts port
to-day FROM Manila that the 18Th Of December, IN lat 5 70
long q 90 he bg Kenneee OF PorAnl s. days ron Genoa
for Phildel9 dsir with the loss Of oriopma part Of tho
During gale shat Disabled TIE hng tue
had ribs broken The captain womb sndezFor Get e vessel
BernHta He waut-d
POIsr, n j. Dec 2A uaici br ane lRAEDSn
10 ashore iour miles south Of Great Egg Har5or.
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Christians Appeal for Poor ChiIdren.-Tss wiskf
n remind all tho sss ss
u the thousands Of caidres hss
York SILVER hsfod cot gsr or -anfr hnzZ sd boae
less through the who creep bsreieoa no~Sh os n"~
CHILDhgss SOCIETY has taken snder ~ esrys -
needy and onesss children Of this aI
happy for those Who have ss pasuTe nd he
ChRsrNAS HOLIDAYS should especially be time % god rm
these unfortunate little
II The rnnAis sI help provide rood dirns ord peassns
festivals FOR ese children Of poverty sEmbsrlg segerA osaods ss
ndstr schools and LodgBghouses; s dstnbate shoe - s
hoeie and bsa boys and gr Above a. i ~b D's
FIFrY DOLLARS WILL PROVIDE THREE HOMELESS chill
DkRS TH HOaK Who J make Cbrstnas grsseS d issI
FIFTY DOLLARS WILL PROVIDE A SCHOOL OF HFfr
CHILDREN WITH VAIN DINNERS FOk MONTH "A@ On
earnestly asked rres sundT-schos, sst DsT
schools would onner hsse is Who no he@e iends
&. l.. BRACk. Secretary.
Chidrcn's Ail sorietg. RsstP ourih.sf. New Ysrt
Gins u provisions An1 clothing Centrsl once
Ia. Foufth-s Hefork Or Will be called or n he le be fs
sarded
Donations money be lreoss unfersgned 10
they checks PosOhfe thcy 30 made payable n Ne
VIVA BOOTH, President.
100 Wsna
J. z wULIAM3 Treang.r
Metropolitan National Bssk, 100 DfOadssy.
L. L. BRACB Secrelary,
10 Rass POrT-h-s,, Hcv-Yors-
WORK OP THE YEAR
Logging l1fS
girls l4 SO 49, 100 lO ng aDp-d
angh and partly led and clothed 1902 seat = g n
any Total under charge Of hs -Occtr during
Ss There have been 369 Orphans IN bs Lodging beu
aud provided With homes
appeal before sazd hOol CaarA with S the n 10 COO
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fHE WRA1HEh.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OTyIeBh.
WASHTSGTON. ID. C., Dec. all o.. 10.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OTyIoBh.
WASHISGrOS. ID. C., Dec. AL ~ 10.
synopus for fhs pGs fp>niU. four Aoiry
The low barometer on Thursday night over
Indiana and Ohio has moved DOrtheastward over the
lower lake region into Canada, ACCOMPANIED by very
brisk winds heavy rains have prevailed from Florida
10 Tennessee PennsYlyania and Connecticut: rom the
latter region Lakes aud the 81. La Wrence valley
very generally snow; clear weather aud uOrherly 10
westerly winds prevailing from the North
West, upper lakes, and Lake Erie ~ the cur; but
clOudy weather over the New England, Middle, aud
South Atlantic states. with occasional aud ram,
and nOrtberly aud westerly winds.
PrObdbtifteE
For the New-Eu glsnd and Middle states. fresh and
occasionally brisk nOrthery 70 westerly winds. clear
ana clearing weather. and falling temperature For the
south Atlantic States, noTth-castery to nOrtWestery
winds and clearing but partially cloudy weather, win
lower perare For the Gulf states Tennessee, aad
Kentucky, nOrheasteily 70 nOrth-weseriy winds ana
clear weather. with low temperature. From the ono
Valley and Missouri Lake Erie and upper lakes. nOr
erlv 10 WeztCIly winds and generally clesr and cold
fNer
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS
sArrRnAY Drr- u.

SATURDAY., Dgc. 81
For Great Britain AL Pri.e Queenstown sni Liverpool BIZ
The ,teansfp Aihau mil, at Supplementary Nal
IA closed Al s steamship sails AZ 10
:. A. nom White Star Pay1nia Ferry Jefsey CITY.
Continent % Barope. Southampton
,rd Br,msn Der steamship Wese close II Supplementary
Mai on Third Hobokea closed at p Steamship
IAN letter, deposited Supplementary Mails mnst b prepaid With
loulle POSTAGE
Dfset ernan Prusslan closed MAI !, sent hy this line
bY the steamship Cleopatra, close AZ
~ sie.msbp .sls Il . D. a., from Per No. North River
Mail. for steamship City Of Houston, close p n
steamship sal. At } from Pier No. ~ 2. r.
al, of Demesrl Thomas aad Barbtdoes, By the steamship
aBdngo close Steamship sAi IRON Ainuc DOCKS Brook
lyn. q m.
Pdiav Al o'clock N. steamship sails IRON Portland Me- o.
SATURDAY. uC "a. -,
Ig cents each which BE- AL
SUNDAY DC. y.
All Mails At IL O'Clock 10. FVstOmee IS onen from a.
N 10 II a. ".
Mil, for 81 Th.nas Barlaoes Brazil the Argentine Republic
w steamship Outao, close Steamship
sail, Al J D ~ iloIu Pier No. % y. K
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE BROOKLYN POISONING CASE.
DR.. IRISH SPEAKS FOR HIMSELF.


Vosterdav was an eventful day in the Irish
d.r.on po,soung case Dr. Irish testfyng in his own
Nehalf The courtroom not as fun as usual at the
ennx OF the proceedings hut before the recess &c was
rowdea Jacob G. Higgins testified that he was clerk
IN DR. Irish's drug store in April ast the DOCTOR was
IN the store twice on the day Of Andevsons DEATH had
prescription OF oxide OF serana and sugar of milk put
mn for him also mixture Of rhubaro, btearbonate OF
potash and peppermint pant, made into sirup the
latter is used to allay irritation in the stomach
After the examination Of two other witnesses Dr. irish
-yas called 70 the stand. He testified that De was 81
years OF age and married; first made Andersous ac-
ouantance IN 1885, first met Mrs Anderson at the print
ns.house Of Mr. Van Glider. In May 1897 in July he
attended her for pneumonia; net Mr.. and Mrs Ander-
again in September, 1859, a. fishing party as Ca
narsie; such affair as that sworn 70 by the Co6urns
ever toSS place; 5is s s anS 1S'b be
summer OF 1871 attended Mrs. Anderson for
son was feeble all that and has not been in health
since his wife and Mrs Anderson were so intimate rs
% dress alike Anderson very inteuperate used 70
femonstate with him about 10; Anderson had applied
fwo or times 10 him for arsenic % kill eats on the
Monday before his death into his store and said
that he was very sick and vomited while In there gave
him some brandy soda aud water. and later mixture
II bsmuth afterward went home with him aud re-
manned there until las returned q next mOrnng,
his feet soaked in not water anu mustaru-
oasers we're applied his spine; at O'Clock he visited
5fber natents a. be Thought he cOuld safely
10 so: was absent two hours, when MIR.
Ievs informed him that Anderson was dead; never
Knew that arsenic was administered 20 bm never gave
him any; regarding going 10 Newark, n j.. accom-
panied by Airs. Anderson, after the death OF her nus
hlnd he went TO get a transfer 9t the ReeTpump
belonging her; Mrs Anderson sick that day. en-
gagged FOR her At the Park Hotel and registered
rae name OF b. Williams and lady, because he Thought
would look suspicious il lis name and Mrs. Andersons
we're % appear did not 60 10 the room with her. but
went out and attended 70 business came back at O
o'clock. and then returned TO New York
The witness CrOss-cyamincd az length by rhe DIS
tlct-AttOrney, but his testimony was not materially
shaken. Mrs. Irish offered WI ness by counsel
Cor the defense. bat was not allowed TO testify.
AZ The defense rested IT'S ana the District
Attorney placed upon the stand Mrs. Mary p. Howell,
Of the deceased Joseph =. Anderson and Lewis
Anderson brothers OF the same aud the Coburns, whose
evidence offered dlspr1ve the testimony that Mr..
AMI Anderson had lived together upon afecnonate
erms. these witnesses testified that they lived to-
sether enemies and often quarreed and abused
ZACH older.
The remaining testimony viii be given th- morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-21
THE GRAND JURY's woRK-GEoRGE FRANCIS
TRAIN ARRESTED.

The Grand Jury was discharged yesterday.
Il disposed 1s7 leaving about 100 prison
asses yet Enacted upon. Indictments were found IN
nearly all Of which the Grand Inquest took
,ocnizanrr. Among the indictments found are those
against Victoria c. woodruff, Tennessee Clafn, and
lame. H. Blood for libel upon Luther c. Chass. aud
.t,,inst James Z Maxwell FOR perjury upon the prciim
nary examination Of WOodhnll, Clatiin Co. before
Justice Fowler. These defendants 10 appear AMI
,ictd 10 The indictments against them on Monday
gorge Francis Train and his associates engaged in the
notification " . newspaper called The Train Lyme
have hae IA indicted FOR an alleged obscene libel.
Mr. TraIn proprietor, aud John Wesley Nichols OF
No 7s5 Broadway publisher Of this newspaper, we're
crested Police Captain BvTnes and locked up IN the
eenl Precinct station house yesterday afternoon 70
-i.lr ne Indictment OF the over and Terminer Grand
IITy on the complaint of A. j. COmstock, Tor ue publ
cation 20 an obscene and blasphep0uz new pT A30t
900 copies OF the newspaper were seized Train was Ar
esfed he parlor. The prisoners will probably be ar
-ni .ued Today before Judge IngTahatn.
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HOME NEWS.
rHKaMomBrgR. YESTERDAY AT DICKssoss IN PARK
ROW.
slu-B soon-t7 pn-Gl' Nduisht-5To
pRnMINKNr ARRfYAIa

S. Nicholas Hofel-SenatOr Ramsay OF Minnesota,
the gon @ B. Fsrvel " O. o. Chesgoi he Hon B. Chafee
Delegate Colorado TIE Hon. Garaede Delegate
from Washington Territory Clifford stanley Sins Consul at
Prescott, william H. sewsn Of Auburn and eieet Yale Of kne
Of Kentucky and Judge NJ
HoJes Rhode Honoa Hon-Sensiot Matthew H. Car.
~ nd Pot r. s. Consul a Vienna domdrs
HoDAvd A. Wells Of Oohneeto Brpget House-Clemert n
Hill u Assistant Attorney General and CONT Amin OF me 1e,nan
Legation Fydh Ho,e-fhe Hon. Saith 81 Wee Of Plate
burg ~ " tie Hou w. H. Bsmun NJ c. Of Connecticut aud Cot
erfy We'll, Of Aurora HOnssGen g. p. Este Of
Washington the Hon James A. Bel Of Albany and VhAnfr,q
Gsy lfs,Ths Hon W r. Lansing NJ c. Of CRieBango, " Y,
and ldeph S1trc Of Nevsds Metropolitan HolJugs D. n
Cooler Of lows CKton oPhds gh Jgss Hotel
Inraar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-21

Asthma md Bronchitis eGectuaig relieved BY the o.
DATURA TArULA FOR most a attack Of asthma Loni Dun any
scarcely soke tie DAruRk TTULA for than mnn &c or
When symptoms ahs be reeyel
w0naeru he he bad used for with she most perfect
success Cerauy the inhalation had tie magical effect ever
wnesse "fDr McVegh 81" have known instance ia
which relief not obsnednGen AleriBier Sold IS goloeo
tina a. g and cigarettes boxes and paes for inhalation
boTs by slyaRr New Bond g L0aou, and al chemists
druggists, ani ssOTekcepefs throughout the States
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P1SSENGEPS ARRVED.

PROM HAMBURG-Hn skdaisiip Hotahd, Dec. Nj Brewer
Prsne Freasr Maucher Edye HooAnn X Hrseh sun
,fr U rnty Miller wife Pauline Oalmar and
oVbe Barkebery Helene Khsteu, Jean L. Jansn Mare n
Hugo Bremen vie Charlotte MsT Jas haackh Louise hopA
Jonas Lehrburge. - -. a.
PROM RIO JASBIRofa sl>amship Merrtaadc Dec n-Wm K
Ibot, Henry r. Stockton L. s. ~ Antonio Lopez Pan Edsari r.
Jones Antonio Y Si,o, Jean Fraie VIM Ledgeruood
Mis- blanche Mrs jonathan Young and child Lawrence
Uome. lose s. Mora VIM NJ Motley James Gesbitt Nn Dent
NsaIne Antonetts Goulon Jod Martins Col Wm Stewart
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Suetla! Notifies
Tho
COMMERCIAL AGENCY.
IDQ AND III WOnTH-sT.
The

IOS ANb III Nohihois
McKIIL or e. s P II q u l. & o.
THE REGISTER FOR JANUARY 1879,
is now . prepared and will be published after he Ut pcs
stle II will contain
A FULL List OF NATIONAL AND STATE BANKS
SAME AND ADDRESS OF EVERY PRIVATE BANKER
A COMPLETE LIST OF ALL THE MANUFACTURERS AND
BUSINESS MEN IN ByRRY town AND VILLAGE IN rHS
EMITTED STATES AND BRITISH PROVINCES. WITH NUMERALS
GIVING CREDIT AND CAPITAL IN EACH CASE.
The compilation is tho DETAILED REPORTS II he
Offices Of the Agercr.
T. Agency vas undertake the reporting Il ibe ent
country and ITS RECORDS ARE THEREFORE, TIE OLDEST IN
EXISTENCE
TAi, i've, il decided advantage which pintans through
Gus ard branch o, b, em ss Of intelligent travelling
agents BY employment Of 1000 local r'snt CORE
Spondents.
An eneut ard economical COLLECTION AGENCY ssan'c'sd
With The institution.
The REGISTER will b. 0und 'sasbe assistant ever Bank
fug and Commercial Hou,s in the country.
New York November. if72.
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The Emitted states Watch CO. lGis Wales COZ employ
hands u Marion, n j. and are tuning oui ~. OF
celebrated umekespers daily Que wach Der Gay ot eal
enpi0vd her working time Is 10 hoa per GAY Or ~
more that unable TO pace WITH the consanY
Increasing the extraordinary rens tho Etces nv
MAKING reliable mcpces an Instance OF patient -no
persegerng energy and rewarded By prosperity "Aea "s ~
Glad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-21

The Great Remedies Tor Consumption Wastg snd LADIES'
Hon arc S1yo Paucreaic Euson and inceitne Medical
en who have made special uy testify that NE prolongei u re-
markate appetite also strength and We g Increased lses.
greatly promoted impaired ami tae yne e5hlr6n ~
the body improved Sod bottles by sayoy Mes8 Chs9si 20 me
Queen T. H. the Prince o. VS. HIS Hshueu the kaelive 81
Bgyp ~ New Bose Loulon, and all Chemists Druggists ana
StoIekeeper aFcrcaI tie States NorE-Name and trademark On
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-21

REMARKABLE, VERY REMARKABLE" are the
effects Of Lampough's Pyretc Saline in Preventing and
Curing SMALLPOX Feyers. and SKIN Diseases specially
refreshing AMI nylgOratnG. Sold by all chemists, and
tho Maker llJ HOlbOrn-hiil, London.