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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
Gelu Uarieo--Semales.

PESPECTABLE Advertising Canvassers can
IA Ike more money on Successful maraI5e Than any"heIe else
Good en- hberalv dealt with No "a Chamoets--t
WANTED-A tirst-class WAITRESS, Ger
Svede ssss French must speak Esih Apply al 10
Nadison.ave, side dooL
WANTED-A Ladies' Dress Cap Maker To
Apdr o SG 'S . 'iS5 Es sss TeS aS W
WANTED-Immediately two colored girls, a
" dri-cass COOK and a CHAMBLEMAlD and WAITRESS.
WTANTED-A Protestant COOK, WASHER
and IRONE, private family Apply with reference Al 30
WANTED-A young man who understands
w OPENING and COOKING OYSTERS Apply at 20 SrthsSe,
Aiter 10 a.
WANTED-Thre young men good writers;
state SALARY expected Address ineoang stamp bANA he'al
WANTED-A young man to ATTEND
W VEGETABLE and POULTRY STAND must be Of good address
Cali tonight ". BROOKS pUkIhA ~ scyenlh--yr.
VVANTED-A respectable young man, VINO
W experience in BAR ROOM At 90 Duaoe-st Cal
XVANTED-For the q. :. Navy Seamen,
Lsss,H Ur- aoT iy >, 20 sou,s, " RODE
NNANTED-A boy to OPEN DOOR and
w BLACK BOOTS Appy before loi a. 10. Wes ThrarLs
WANTED-First-claS WAITRESS; also, a
frlp mamco- alaes.
A GENCIES for the great work-LIVING-
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Price 81 So Prospectus rrsd send Tor Agency
terms 70 MUTUAL PUBLISHING CO.. Hartford Conn
A GENTS and statesmen WANTED To
"A solicit oricrs Tor Merchants and business
Great inducements Call al % Lbet-st room Is
4 GENTS WANTED-FOr new novelty just
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COuAE SMITH Co.. us Chamher't
CANVASSERS WANTED. - Commissions
~ guaranteed Apply the branch o1ee Of the Domestic Sewing
Machine Company. No. Bords-
CALESMEN WANTED-One for Ohio and
- part Of PENNSYLVANIA and Indiana aud Illinois oaT
those established connection controlling that connection
= NeW-lork apply. 800
GXANTED-AGENTS everywhere, to eau
w for the HISTORY OF THE GREAT FIRE IN BOSTON
bv Col Russell Conwe te graphic writer and celebrated orato
The THIS vail be the only and
pe.e account, IN sell rapidly.
B. b RUSSELL Publsber Boston Mas,
VVANTED-A MAN and WIFE to take
charge place who understands the o.
grapes aud fruits preferred eferrrcc require.
address. Stating terms. w. L. ~ sullivan g.. y. D.
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FAAlll PAIR
ha ls.,er. a.e H.rI snart-I rnllsn.
TIE GRAPHIC

The DiTy Of the B-sssei Ksiea needs somussd'os from
o. Won MoliIc vsaes pronounced extremely Interesting Al
tome disputes letters ffom Metz 10 che me Joaai The
Of honor De al .onslg1nar1e OF Ar nsLo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
Coleman Benedicts closing quotations at p. m wer

William Ward quotes stock privileges as selling Tor
per cent cash bonus 80 days time, and Il 20 Il per
cent bonus 60 days, az the following variations from
the market price OF the securities named:
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fonoon advertisements.
THE DAILY NEWS.

"THE DAILY EBwS" onion England ofsrs 10 81 residents
United States who wish 10 cammauclte Engh public
aaeIsmpled facilities
The circulation Of THE DAILY NEWS has received eItir
nary during last yssr from the popularity won BY the
character Foreign and General Intelligence The increase IN 10
sale upsar Of hundred per AMI THE DAILY NEWS
being secoi Eagsh Newspaper IL constituency Of
readers unsurpassed MEDIUM Tor all classes Of AiTeri'sme1n
while organ Of English opinion has special recommendation 20
Americans The hgh reputation Of "THE DAILY NEWS" on al
Financial subjects be consulted by bankers merchants
brokers' investors &c. and coaessey the best channel for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TIE STOCK ExcHANGE-uEsr CALL,

1000 U. = so Con- 1000 H. s $50 Cou 1901 us
So L. s. $50 Con ~ IIli 7sSo .................l 10
90 u . ~ Cou. 65..ll2t - 100 H. o. lsj keg..'.'
500JU n52D Reg 'G5nil5t betxsen cali ...........ll0
SO L. 9. 30 Reg. g., ...Ilal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

Puts on Western Union at end Of co day, Il below
market for per cent bonds and end % months
on the market, for per cent bonus Puts on Central
and Hudson end OF months % per cent and L 90
II bonus The above rates imply drst-class names.
Gold sold at ll3iGu3 at the start, and did not rise
above l3s that momenJlry until near the close OF the
Room at D. NJ when the price st.snei up 70 ll4 but
reapscd 10 49, and closed at Ilh The market proper
has been really undressing but IN that 1t developed
such an important squeeze, 1t has been decidedly eI
citing one Tie rates paid for the per diem use OF gold
were follows, IN the order quoted J. j. &, lib & l.
A. Hat lilo. 1872, and finally 1872 Ol per cent II
yeI remains how much LONGER the corner ~ To
be continued The Assistant Treasurer to-day redeem 81 m
ca led bonds $4,000 and paid ont m coin interest SOJ
The days business the Gold Exchange Bank was AZ
follows: Gold cleared i42 s0j00; gold balances Stow
500 currency balances, s9OU,sg5 Tie following were
o:5...iiai 1880. ..il1l. roo.....u3i 2:o.... lii
I0.A...Ii ll00....ll3l l.yu.......l4i 5.0O....l't
...ll3t Iz3I....IlJi 2:JU.....uJ! 3;O.....lt
4:JJ..............
Tie dav', business ut the L. s. suU-Trea.ury was
Gold rerus.... SJJl 1873 q paYnents., H444- ~
,oH paymeati ... Iif34 % Curencs BALANCE. latJn ~
bAaace - IN 664 10 Customs. Zr 10
Currency recriut..... t,6t3Jjf "a
Foreign Exchange has been unsettled ny the ucIiI-t
mcnts In cash gold, ana rates nOmlnAly As quoted
below though these figures DO not represent the Duess
% the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

".THE DAILY VIEWS drl1-d an other European ur-- 10
the falaess. prompt an accIrlc' Of Dc ae'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

"The peculiar favor about the niti % The hes'rL
s Keen ohssTTant rnlel l
Para a1l sAc. e. SAGA psphlc account %. iAr siege
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

The ets Of The Bssged Resident Paris Of great IN
they appeared IRON une to une IN IHE DAILY NEWS
Ther 1--WE lively yery description Of
Affairs n Plrs d'rng soon from the rest Of
Fnsce Oer Kindred published -bich Will help
complete The picture volume likely Vaable than
oher certainly and ELSEWHERE
mseh iulness o. detail ,
The nigh Ordinary literary contributions 20 THE
DAILY NEWS shown by the following Of Of them
gpr English cu0ns al Of which
ffa. sfouwr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

Ma-~ % he letters eqaa descriptive erection le -ls-t -e-l
ato1. Of character aov or say, IN Cirre' Frele
the G.,t The accounts o. e Siege Metz which re fullest
,r, abound 10 sBs. We .ai call Sketches tn
description ftle Battle Of Sedan pc a liicrliset'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
- pFrTscHE ZEIrrYr DERLM.

It be o, important AM accurate continuation " lie AsoTy
he 81 20. SEEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

Most Esf,tnea t-ov value for all Purposes OF the eoHnlae'
tons pob.lsl a THE DAILY NEWS ls m0H erre'. eseu
we're vsg hsmssvs Of ts correspondence hii Oh
sr.ers, e-ou ,ls c0a4t 10 4ecgf ~
i1.rlrl Preach 1esssBs .oOE Their rie'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

Professional Nonres
= ID. HAMMOND, NJ d., formerly Professor
Ss Important Specially the Syracuse Medeu College y T.
OGce 132 Feths east Of Thraave n Y tt Nerroa Deo
at other special and &c RELIABLY treated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

ITO criticize these saperauoaI tbs maveIout ability
voadtr- cc4aey uuversy tk1O- edged a. -s3 ipeoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

The BeHe,ed I'D fe Which reflected hn faithful
rage, seems to bave been
which that life auoas tae population o. closely
uult be delccnl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
Kew. GeOrre Macdonald.

Revival Meetings hd night 40 o.. 90 AuVflrst
Church between Defiance and h us.Js Ar
AErrICf tae great RcvvaHs viii preach SUNDAY - oi
3D. all . Do Ia. snl al the meetings hrN ANNIE L.
SMITH ,e of Pl -l-e .- ~ prec- o. nl-lt o elocA-
Kew. 4. narrower Pastor S. LuErs ~ p Church. foIv.
sr.,. vii preach SUNDAY MORNING a. 't a-l
EFE-IAo a. g 0coc Trustees m 4en1anee " se st.lgeiS
Kew Dr. Dowiiug pastor elect Of the soath Bapust Church
T1e-tvt 81 t-ave expected TO preach Oh 81 NDah
at. Privileges. CH1lslip OF ElTtA, aal D4enAIp il
Hety-l'
- AIMS Church, Eighecutl-st near FNblvs.-TOACR.
ROW H..7 Communion q r. a ~ hey. Dr. GALA luhI VII
preach 90 hgv Dr. sLl-
hOUR at Is p. 70 free seas.
-. Albums Free ChHrch, Elst sevel,tst Rev C. "
HDRRlLL bec.1r SUNDAY, s l1lyts- Principal services 81
O. Zoe FL. u. T. p
~eventeeuth-st 20. =. Church. between t ,1i >eoah-
3D. IT, Boo H. Pastor, ptl aLNAAl AOi''4NH
and EVENING. e-I.-c FOR Lvr-E-;
"TBE SIrzs oF C.Tl' WHo LIVE D THEM War Shall
BR DoyE TOR THEN %
Seats
-Tbrrv-t1urfh-st lciOrmed Church, Rev ISAAC RILEY
P,-.rrae ser,lcs church oMOhhOW Path INST 81 t
ore eh 10 morning Paradise ored' AMI ~ tie evening on
'Ogl Gambling
The new Church kd6ce sre Conastory Of tas Re
CluIci of tI Itr Of Mes lOrA situated on
h.. corner of Fithava. hist viii be- dedicated 20 'le
erlce Of toe Gsl Til SD ll, Nov - al u O'Clock n
NE Psus be- offered " Eet On The evening ol Dec
s. at O'Clock
Wasbiuat0u--auare Netbod.~t Episcopal Church
Pour-H-,t 90 SABBATH OF TIE tasof
Rev W r. ABBOTT Doe a. and o. 81. n l1-f- People
aeeau- a. Trustees n neull-cr o. seat strangers
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ILLUSTRATED TINES


The letters from the Brrere1 Resident were i-a7t rhcy
.4ofJuE1T ul4le DO their naier - iu tier 3iii-
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Dcntlsirp.

Dcnnsirn.
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
" n'roas orie gas administer he
spprovs nothing EXTRACT TEETH ana o. That
WITHOUT PAhso co. Passat testify See heI names A. We
snse No. " Cooper Institute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

0Ts1 r-7--11 n e-1- Tl1il -1a5l-7 @ " ---7 o
tn mem1Tlte strlgs ---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

OAV .t F. i Al 81. rid g. f. D. %. fri b Pastor
REV. T. T. MlDDLEDIICH, D. D. M,
u-.ar-s-oai Young Peoples Mer-ag A clock
school WEDNESDAY EVENING P.aver Meeting TIL --aDAl ~ Is
lNG. seats ifsa. al ore cordially invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

Probsbv 90 ,ans cimpaya amply r'ssl on
modem petuiqus The description Of NJ battle
G-reotts page Of icas iad Tor awful tlsi
IL li stand By fte of TLaJ tless laanve Of th- plague
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

missing OF the Besisgi Re'lsnt arr 10 way ao
20 those that have
style Of Whiting that reminds sr beru oioorne
sas-s -le the Parsaas aal c siege sa themselves
Singular He hc Of putting common place oos va
nons 10 novel way generally telling and often singing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
THE MARKETS.


FlloAY S.v .. 1871.
ASHES-Tle receipts to-day . pkgt Po- yeT Euet 0li
fr.a 81 . q Pearl. 10 luI md a1ulal-
marie. y 1f4sile l'f
and 3IH9ltc. FOG Ne-tera.
BaOOM CORS-5 a sevrra ca- los of = r ae ben
sold 20 s3ber, 40 4I.c &, M- ~. 81 re
Sru, 10 qlIAt Ds1o1 are l ~ - 's@S5
COTTON d,nau PIP Ct,ra RE r3. "a. been i.a asi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

civ gTssions-A public meeting behafof City Missions WI
81 held SABBATH EVENING At q O'Clock n the Soaa heome
-hu- Fll-aye Twenty ast Rev. ~ 40 LIS .eF ~
INGLIS Rev. GEORGE J. MiNGlNs. Hon WI L DODeE' ALI
.ess.w tie SERVICES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

Tie eupsoty is,rp Joe War which we're 5flei by
the LAlLY NaWS eyeyu1sre 1ctuog ess Therefore
lection e connected exposition Of iha
events the VA thus produced be pronounced ibs
highest degree Correspondent Of THE DAILY NEWS
eIeerei those Of journals prom e copousuess aad
accuracy" -. -,
Another rsrrl from the columns Of THE DAILY NEWS ia The
Darr Or ne Bssege Pans Of e-cl tie following
,rr-t,ns favs,s e1 ulrrssef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW.

"ra. tal FOLEY Information other pipI Ia gTea SID
tie 14al LA a-gea.ed IHa DAILY NEWS
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rHR BlRMIYGHAM pos


9Th. sa,ee1Isat STRIDE which THE DAILY EgWs Lsf ts
daras me displaying suddenly brat sagnaer over m eoa
por,rs bs, naturally excited both curiosity admiration"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

Zee ssvssts Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

There wIs a small business again in State bonds.
Price, are firm however, Tennessees selling AZ TO- south
Carouas new January and July Issues AZ 2j and MIS-
souri, Is AT gjs The following were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

TIE exc Heaoe Of THE DAILY NEWS correspondence has been
matter Of common nooIev iud g.scrl, Confession
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

Evangelical Lutheran Church of the HOLY ITlMttf'
Fsh AID s1laVes.. Rev O. f. htV BIZ
ID 9asorseres SUNDAY 2lta INST, at loi A. ami y p H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
ruF BRrTIsu ouARrRRLY REVIEW.

personal element these letters unqus'ionsbv that
which gave Il that the despeab traits
acuoas Of Which the Beseged Is The ehro1eer VI"
have 20 be taken a Of d, great
ErE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

ISAAC HOLLIS g. SONS,
i GUNMAKERS, 80 CHEAPSIDE LONDON.
Pin Gre, frou &C.
PREECH-LOADERS
pREECH-LOADING EXPRESS RIFLES
ID O Hut.
MILITARY and SPORTING RIFLES on
VI hs-aIIe1ry v -stey char' Sude ChaEtepol Green
ErOthe an other pafeetsd sy,tem
ISAAC HOLLIS SONS. 90 Chesnnde LONDON
INVENTORS wishing 10 patent, MANUFAC-
TURE or ENGLAND on royalty Or other
wise should undersigned Who hsye eapaeon
mBur,eto WITH steam power. sALEROOMs 4e very nssr Of
London
,s,-,. Wight MANN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23


NEXT-OF-KIN OFFICE.-ESTABLISH
y I8l5-Jlst THIRD EDITION of CHAMBbhsS lhBE& 10
HEIRS AFLAW INTEg ATES ant others. 5000 kELA
ING TO VAST SUMS or UNCLAIMED MONEY Letters a Z, y
cents EACH complete three dollars post Tree. ROBERT 'hAh
BERs On StoEwe PARK Road London EngH and al Bookseller
Ageus rsnedin tie L. s.
SMEFTON's PURE COD LIVER OIL.-Ncarly
ne. from TASTE or un The all cbes;
complaints general deMtv, Pn D. 6di half pints, Ia ~
" sMEETOE. Leeds England. and all Chemist
ITO AMERICANS VISITING LONDON. and
wishing 10 meet With 8 comfortable HOTEL-IU RICHARD
SONS American oe FBsDu LONDON, near the Biuk
o. England Home moderate charges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

liye Points Mission ste OF the Oid bfer-r' o.
,r .l u,l AZ he P0n.s Rev j. n sHAFfth superuelle
suaavschoo. az g and from = % L fie4lL-S a. p
Tls Is Five Points Mission
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
Blcccker-st. Universalisr Church.

Rev. z. C. swEETSBR win preach TOMORROW EVENING i'
re Clarrh corner BeeoEe and Dowuugsts At y O'Clock
sulec The valley Of Humiliation" Morning service Al loi Al
Ar invited 20 attend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

Church the Messiah, corner Parye ana nriollh-sI
Rev A. p PUTNAM d. D.. " NJ preach clNDAf, -41 Oh t Ao
ne Do TIE evening installation services OF the Rev HENRI
p ..etr place. commencing
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-29
TF7HE COMING FAIR
IN AID OF
MOUNT CARMEL ORPHAN ASYLUM

She above Fair, which Will be opened in the Ly-
qtm tCty) Hall, st. Charles street, on the evening
OF November 9, promises to be a most brilliant and
euccessful entertainment The object of the Fair
10 Of itself sufficient to enlist the active sympathy
and support of any community Of Christian peo-
pie less charitably disposed than the good people
of New Orleans, The object of the Fair is to pay
0tT the debts on the Asylum.
Mr. j. Hanly, of Algiers, has presented the Fair
Svith splendid gold Watch, which will be voted
9or between the young ladies. <. Otfner & Co. pre-
sented a handsome and costly silver Water Cooler,
with Goblets to match to be competed for by the
editors and reporters of the various newspapers of
9hs city. a magnificent Punch Bowl being man
ufactured expressly for the OCCASION will be voted
for between the well known liquor dealers and
steamboat captains. The competition for this
q,rize will be very exciting all have hosus Of
friends. The young gentlemen have entered the
gist for the possession of beautiful and valuable
goldheaded Cane. The votes will be counted
by the Rev. W. j. Heaphy and a committee
OF gentle men representing the interested parties
at the close of the Fair. The ballot boxes will be
carefully sealed.
Grand Musical ard Dramatic Entertainments
viii be given each night in addition to the other
attractions, with complete change of programme
each evening The regular programme will be ar
ranged and published previous to the opening of
the Fair and will contain choice selection of dra-
matte and classical pieces, etc. Isl
Tickets 25 cents; without tickets 50 cents. oc5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-29
French Discriminating Duties.

The Bureau Of Statistics of Washington
has received f circular fro issued R:b y the French
that goods imported by foreign vessels, ex-
cept those coming from French colonies,
are subject to an additional flag duty of
fourteen and quarter cents per 100 kilo-
grams for importations from countries of
Europe or on the Mediterranean sea, and of
twenty-eight and one-half cents for impor-
tationB from countries outside of Europe,
west of the Cape of Good Hope or east Of
Cape Horn, and thirty-eight cents from
countries beyond the capes,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-29

Street Cars Drawn by aEen-Steam Fire
Enginr3 Run by Hand-The Malady in
PhiIaG~ Iphia-HOrses Dying in New
York Disease Abated in Rochester
Oxen Attacked by the Malady-Dummy
Engines in New YOrk-Oxen ON Broad
way.
Boston, October 27.-All the horse rail
roads and travel the city and vicinity
were suspended day. The rain con
tinued, and the owl ars of horses unattack-
ed keep them eeltered for safety. The
horse is now a rari Y in the streets. Many
OF the animals frsl attacked are said to be
COnvalescent.
Boston, October 28-With better weather
numerous teams have appeared on the
streets, which, W th the assistance of oxen
and man teams move trade. Some of the
South Boston cars are drawn by men.
Fare on South Boston street line, drawn
by men, twenty-five cents. Cars we'll filed.
New YORK, October 27.-The horse
disease is not abating. The railroad
lines have comparatively t w cars rnn-
ming In Brooklyn the disease prevails
extensively. The city railroad companies
have hauled of nearly all the cars to-day
| for the purpose of giving the needed rest to
the we'll horses. On some of the lines no
cars were run; on other lines, at long iuter-
| walls,
| horses died to-day in this city.
At POugbkeepsie the horse malady has
| appeared among oxen used in hauling goods
At Syracuse nearly every horse is sick
aud many have died.
| At Portland, Maine. nine-tenths of the
horses are sick.
The horse disease in this city shows no
abatement. Weather damp and fOggy.
Horsemen say by Wednesday there will be
a total stoppage Of public conveyances
The cars yesterday were OverCrowded. Two
horses fell dead on the track. A stOppage
| OF the street cleaning business is appFe
hended. Races advertised for this week
have been postponed. Many deaths among
horses are reported.
7 The city council passed resolution al
lowing the city railroads the use of dummy
engines during the prevalence of the horse
disease.
Beautiful weather to-day brought QUE a
number of vehicles. The appearance of
oxen on Broadway caused sensation.
ROCHESTER, October 28.-This is the eIeg-
enth day Of the horse 'malady in this city
Ninety-tive per cent of all horses affected.
Steam fire engines are run by hand.
PHILADELPHIA, October %. - Several
cases of the horse disease are reported in
Camden and Chester counties, and some in
private stables in this city.
L0ter.-The horse maIadv broke out mere
today. All have heavy cough, swollen
and bloodshot eyese with swelling il the
throat.
Patterson ". J., @ctobep 28.-e-fTogss
disease here.
BNGHAMBrox, n. Y, October %. -~-fIogse
disease has appeared here.
BUFFALO, October 28.-ghe horse disease
has abated, and the streets have nesUmed
their usual appearance.
0swEGo, october 28A-Alr the 8orses IN
the towing stables are affected: Boats
loaded on Saturday are still here. Weather
pleasant.
WA8H1sGros, 0ctobeq 28.-A9s is staead
that two horseso hurried SgorB th@ Gogth
hithego have the maladyo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-29
Cotton by RaiIreasIa

Every Saturday evening lately we have
made compilation of the cotton receipts
by the Mobile and jackson railroads dur
ing the week. By an error in the daily re
ports ic appeared that the Mobile road
brought in last week 99O9 bales. when the
number Of bales should have been stated
as 1862. 1t was stated the jackson road
brought in 1868 bales, when the amount
was really i0,940 bales The error seems to
have arisen in the daily reports by putting
the Jackson railroad receipts. four days of
the week as receipts by the Mobile road,
and Mobile railroad receipts for She same
days as receipts by the Jackson road We
DracapA eE,a ocrpac+a1 fn1raa.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-29
G3eySrnmentaE Carscjer,ceo

IN his forthcoming report, Genera: Spin
ner, United States Treasurer. will indulge
il Bit of sarcasm by coupling :wo sBb-
jects, as follows:
ghe conscience fund has been Increased
during the year in various sums aggrega-
ting s., 975 30. This fund has swelod to
the sum Of $I2O,12l II. These eontrib1-
tions have been made by persons who have
not only acknowledged their Indebtedness
bus have been willing to pay the govern
ment what they owed it. On the other
hand, Che United States is indebted 70 indi-
viduals. on various accounts, principally
for unclaimed interest on bonds. The gov
eminent should SEE an example OF honesty
to the people. The withholding of an hon
est Indebtedness is as dishonest and moro
mean than an absolute refusal 20 pay. It
is, therefore, recommended that there shall
be prepared and published, after tho close
Of every fiscal year, a list OF all unclaimed
balances due from the government that
have remained on the books of the depart
ments for Swo years or more, said lat 20
state names 90 whom moneys are due. and
the amount due 20 each individual
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-29
FREIGHG TRAIN RN THE RIYEI
w WASHINGTON.

NOt the Real Dean-PIans for Testing TEN
sile Strength of Boiler Iron-Discrtmi-
mating Against Goods in French Bot
toms.
WASHINGTON, October 27.-1he Mary Ann
Dean who died here Friday was an i'm
postor The family to whom allusiOn was
unfortunately made is living in respectable
and comfortable circumstances in Brooklyn.
WASHINGTON, October 28.-The Secretary
of the Treasury Invites plans from scale
makers and others for testing the tensile
strength and tougbuess of boiler iron. The
machine desired is for the use Of steamboat
inspectors service.
1t is understood the Treasury Department
approves the proclamation prepared by the
State Department., discriminating against
expected the proclamation will issue in
few days. This is in retaliation for dis
ordinations against United States bottoms.
and involves ten per cent upon goods i'm
ported in French vessels, unless the vessels
come direct from French ports.