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, 1873-05-06

It ghould DO additionally condemned 3y tho eac-
rinco Of human lifo, aa at Elg!n and Dixon.
The bridge nj Dixon Is lcacribcd aB botng oyor
800 foot In longth, lnrgo enough to lave do
ma,tlot1 tho worry boat Iron and tho beat work.
11,anAhtp ltat uontl DO secured In this pattern.
How It stood tost is now woll known. An
illustration and description Of tho bridge will bo
found ln anot,or pnrt Of tho pnror, w',oro t1loao
who aro fanitinr with tho construction Of brldgoa
may trace its pccuiarities.
Tho point which will bo obvious is this: A
bridge which Inns failed to aocuro tho iudorsc-
mont Of competent ongfuoors, which tho rail-
roads havo porsistortly rofusod to adopt, and
about Tho safety Of which sciontlfo mon havo OK
prcssod sorious doubts, SECURES ready adoption
Mt tho lan1s Of county boar1a and local
officials. Mr.. Trucadoll eatabIiallcl faotory at
Elgin, aud, from tho locations where Ills bridges
havo boon known to bo on account Of their fail-
uros, It would scom that ho had successfully 3d.
cured tho privilege Of erecting his bridgea in a
raugo Of countios In Illinois. Here wo como to
an indication Of tho truo CAUSE Of tho Dixon
catastrophe. Tho jobblng common to town and
county boards Is notorious, md whom wo havo
humorous examples III which unaafo bridges
have boon authorized iii place of tloso built
upon plnnB satisfactorily tried md tested, tho In
foronce ia that nc must look either to tho
criminal rooslcHsncaa Of officials who l,ayo au-
| .thorized the,n, or to n Ryatom Of lobbying
that has secured their adoption. III oitler caso,
tho authoritios who authorized tho building Of
| the Dixon bridge must shsre with tho contrao-
| tors the responsibility Of sIruotnro Which pre-
! cpitatod 200 human belnga into rocky anti
| impotuous stroem bolow, and. brought audden
death and bodily injury into tho happy homes Of
nearly hundred fan,ilioB
Thus must tho Dixon disaster bo traced ulti-
matoly to the corruption which poryades Amert-
can oflcIa1 lfo Whether 1t taltoH tho form Of q
porsonal grocd for gain, desire for family pre-"
ferment, consideration Of personal rolntione,
any neglect Or pervoraion Of public duties that
hayo boon assumed, it is corruption that breaks
out aoonor or later, in aonlo form or other, in q
great public calamity. 1t is in this aenBo thai
tho Dixon disastor has deeper concerr
for tho American people than tho Byn1path,
whlcI, common HUMAN nature suggosts for tht
bereavement that it has brought about. II thor
bo sormonH in stones. then lot tho Dixon bridge
proach while tho rapids of Rock River chan
their solemn lirgo oyer tho dead bodies TIM
found their graves in tho pcrvoraon Of public
fr1fnfH
, 1873-05-06

II Columbia, 8. g., which stood III tho limo OF
6llormar's march to tho soa, and waB burned
during tho War, WAS lredby o,'r troops, our Gov
crnment is responsible for tho obstruction Of aov-
oral million dollars worth Of cotton belonging to
British subjects. II tho Confoloratcs woro tho
incendiarios, tho Oonfodoracy wan responsible,
Tho ownors Of tho cotton, who lavo
iloa claim againat tho United States,
eschow tho iloa that the bankrupt mud
dofunct Confoderaoy Ia responsible, and
havo brought Cons. Wade Hampton and Beau-
regard before tho Mixod Olaims Commission to
swear positively that tho tlamoe wero started by
shormana Dummers." Cons. Sherman, How
ard, and Logan swear just as firmly that 1t was
dono by tho othor side.
, 1873-05-06

Investigation. into tho charges of corruption
which quito naturally eprang up as soon sa tho
fn,,n1a pnciBc Road lsa1 hocn chartered haa
beon begun. The Parliamentary Committee In
charge havo gone to work liko our Credit Mobi-
llor ComnllttaeB, and refuso to mako their pro-
cccdlpga public Canadian public opinion takes
this action ns ungraclously as tho attompt to
koop Tho Crodt aIohlier disclouuroa secret was
received Oh this side Of tho line; wl4stlor tt will
bo equally auccasHful IN its demand for publicity
leu1aius 10 bo eeen.
, 1873-05-06

Canada throato:sS 10 follow Prussia in tho OK
puleion of tho Josuits. This sect Inns bcen Gu
gagged III violent political strife with the Liberal
Catholics, aud Inns gono go fnr III its intrigucs
nguinBt tho Archbishop Of Quebec that tho Pope
has reprin,andcd tllona.
, 1873-05-06

To-day, Theodore Thomas opens tho great
NfusIcal FeBtiyal at Cincinnati. Tho orchestra
and chorus llnyo beon subjected to drill iii COM
.parison with Which, our correspondent statos, that
for tho Two Boston Jubileca was tue moroAt
n]ny Tho music will bo rendered by
1Q5 inntr,1n,cntal p!ocoa and OBJ vqcos.
TIN number Of eo!eotions 10 amanll, but lhoy
will be OF such character tl,at, to have heastl
them from such slnrorg aud PLAYERS, under such
, 1873-05-06

Tho broad -gaugo-nyo fout nix inches-of tho
Grand Trunk llai1wayof Canada has boon givon
mp and is bong replaced by the standard
American gauge of four feet eight inches and
l,nlf Tho change has already been made be-
tween Detroit anl Stratford, aud by tAo terms
of Al, c1nbling act, signed yostorday by Lord
Dufrerin, tile Company aro empowered to conf
rloto tho change Of gauge from stratford to
Torf1nD1
, 1873-05-06

Kendall County md solno Of the towns Of tho
county voted :1i0, 900 worth Of their bonds to
tho Fox River Valley Railroad, but loclino to
pay them, as tho road was leased by tho Diroc-
tors, without tho consent OF tho stockholders, to
tho Chicaso, Burlington & Quincy Road. The
technical limo Of dofonso is, TINT the law Dy which
the county was authorized to iBsue thoao bonds
was nnyar rnall1 paa,al.
, 1873-05-06

lcadcrelir, will ho tho ovont Of a ltfc-tmo. Ono
notable thing about tlio programme iR tho ab-
Honco Of anvil cloruaos, olorioal cl,oruacs, md
the othor sensations Of tho Ponce Jubtfoo. THO
Cincinnntl Festival Ia music, first and lust.
, 1873-05-06

Tho Pope yesterday wna 80 i'll Tint he could
not 'sayo liz boz; md yoHtorilay tho Pope re-
eeiycd la,ll a's -,,.-.,, ,,,,rr,oa
and maas tti. doputation OF tfcilt.. r..e..s.:
oo,.roa;o.;, lem a long apeecl. Such are tho
.,,,.v y, Of one days health bulletins from
, 1873-05-06
OH Gbif'aopn Oa2iill>n9u.
Tuesday Morning, May 9, 1879.

Including Senator Summer, who was heard
from yesterday, twcnty.seyon Congressman have
returned their back pay to tho Treasury, Tho
smount thus disgorgod is s111,ooo, which leaves
unrcfuuled,
, 1873-05-06
SPRiNGFiELD.
Tho Last Of the 1cEts1nture~-TAo
peuitQllti@rY commissioners

Special Dispatch e e qhs 9'a'egSo ~, 1fituns.
sombiy mot to-day, but tliore was no quorum and
nothing to DO, 10 they adjourned to Tomorrow,
when tie final adjournment to tho oxtra aossion
will take place. :
The ponitontiary Commissioners are In tho
city tor the purpose. OF Bettling their accounta
for work done and atono supplied to the new
Htato-lIouao: It iB understood that tho State
House Board claim reduction III the acoount
for damages occayloned from delny In supplying
them in tho winter OF 1871.
, 1873-05-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

M. ... ....,, 80 1t,l;,, 0ro-, ~ Arou;,,,
Iho pre, aeaaon o, l'ah - upota a. ~ .;l tl'',
ora opened laat night with " Faust" with
largo and brilliant audience in attendance. The
houBo was not 80 full as OIL tho Lucca nights Of
Tho f,rst aooson here but tbiu was scarcely to bo
expected IN Wow % Of The rspotlttons @ that are m
nouncod. Wall-dowcra "ero not wanting. now
ever, to creato tho impression of crowded au-
dItor;nn. In sav nothing OF their ornamental
~ charactor ono Of tic boxes vas the coptfo Of
intorost, Us 1t contained ntlaH No!llo trant' VINO
accompanied Mayor Modill md family, and
whose presence heightened tho general aspect
of n eala NIGHT. Tho opors. which was
presontoa m1n oAae,y ~. '1o H. salno 49, ,ss saes
aa before, differed but httle from lug 1ormof
representation, md 1t was an exceedingly graft
llyine porformanco rs compared with many Of
those in tho past that arc within tho recollection
probable that no opora has ever bcen Bubjcctoa
to 80 much abuse on tho atage "a " Faust," !" aud
It is raro tbnt tho entire cast is 40 oven and sat
isfaotory az with tho present troupe. The chorus
and the orchestra, uhaer the a11gction ot NJ.
hlaroszok, were wen,arnloa. ana lont honae N.
torost to many oI Tue % cohcetsoa pn1es n,, wlsan
nnye @ become "oaraaomo ahoef e1ooiaple o1eou-
Mmo. Lucca gives moro pef1ect picture OF
Ma,gue'1te THAN ia ordinarily tonnd IN tne stage
| setting. Tho temptation when ii the cnaraetor
| offers for coquetry, protty lttlo n1oameris1ns.
artificial gow-gaws, aud professional song-sing~
ng is seldom escaped BY sh9 fon who 9ssy
srtiuse s E with too high Al. appreciation of sr aT
| to yield to THIS tompthtion. aer ATst appear"
aneo on The stage is tho ideal Of @ the Gormsn o.
briof Conversational passage is delivered with
tho modoey and O. is roal oanng
aud Bho goee OF without fo,roshaaowing tho
simple, pioua girl, whose brother ig on at
the wars, and whose heart is engross'ed in !, hor
atoady and interesting development Of nature,
as Goethe stretched it-tho bud and promise OF
love,-the warmth Of passion, and the trust q
girlhood, to tho climax OF tho thrd act. which
seonv to breathe the teryor OF tho sontlmont
| Itch habo geIe5et ind 1etieJef." 1t i8 only from
now OH that tho tragic Of Nine. Luoca'e por'
Bonation shows itaolf. Tho acones that follow
arc intense with trouble, .griof and ronnorae
Hor noting in the church IL Of 80 vivid CHAR.
acter that 1t would attract renown u
sonaratol from tho muRic md presented
, 1873-05-06

A1KENts TtIEATRIi Wabash avenue, cornnr .af Con-
rraat strcpt Nra. iAnra A. Oatns Comic Opera Eonpa.
ny, ''Ihu Flower. Girl Of parls."
, 1873-05-06
TD.pAy5 AMuSEM MENTS.

a,,y1owERs TNEATRE-a!sasson st;se!, hssween hssween
Elnta nntf DcarbGyli. lh'cea'hello8g Hallsn opeta
Troups, =" Martha"
, 1873-05-06

STAR LECTURE CoUnSE-Un!on Park qonREmega. m
nnA UthDr Epako,h
, 1873-05-06

ACADEMY OF MUSIC -'Halssed ssreet, bctwecs
Nsillou aud Monroe. IAN Odd Trick"
, 1873-05-06

CLARK and LaSale. 'R!BkA."
, 1873-05-06

The Magnetic Water Of Spring LaAe
II dsaWu ky Duck 4 RaYues. u beth saels atoFest
, 1873-05-06
BUSINESS NOTICES.

GOVERNMENT ARTIFICIAL LIMB MANuFAo
tory. DIR. j. E, GARDINER s9raor st5teontlds1!;. L:
The {iovern,on 10 furnish soldiers artificial limbs and
apparatus.
, 1873-05-06

DATOHEIOR's HAIR DYE. THIS SPLENDID
haryo tho bnst in tho wdrd, The nnly true and pot
rislous init Or ,nplSasant oo MsM9 @
,ncdiaely sosb black ro,yn and loavcs Tie
hair c1ch, soft, aud bnantlfu Tho EHnnfnc aFneH U
EHfGIELOIi Proprietor, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-17
THURSDAY, Jan. l6-P. NJ.


In the stock market Dame Rumor Is busiest when
the actual transactions are ightest To-day she
credits Mr Gould with being unsatisfed with his
wel-earned title Of Napoleon of the Street and,
aspiring 10 the fame of Alexander. is signing for
other worlds TO conquer Il is said that being the
possessor of controlling interest in North
Western shares be desires the control of the
Company also and its business affairs, AMI
that with this end IN view he Is about 10 apply to
the Legislature of Illinois for repeal OF the law
classifying the directors As II now stands the term
of only onethird Of the directors will expire on the
next election day, and the obtaining OF absoute
control Of the road through regular elections could
not therefore. be accomplished wlthln year
afterward. IL seems like asking mueh
If the members Of any Legislature 10
abrogate "A law that is so universally
regarded necessary the protection Of innocent
stockholders and to prevent the highways OF COM
merce from falling within the grasp OF any adVen-
turer who may by dint Of much borrowing and much
buying obtain the temporary command OF gwen
number Of shares We remember when directors
classifying law was attempted TO be passed by the
Legislature of our own state, and was deieated
by Mr. Gould and his friends who opposed II because
they oa but soon as they were larry IN they
BECAME the advocates of the very measure they had
opposed, and II became q law. reop'e aie "eenhink
TO inquire wherein lies the advantage Of the control
of our important railways that u SHOULD
he so eagerly sought, and there is grow
ing suspicion that the chief profit consists
in the oprortunities afforded 10 dishonest
managers Of furnishing what called supplies.
About 81 per cent Of the igross receipts of railway
go to pay operating expenses, and # single indi-
yidual owns controlling interest and has
only his own creatures sabont nm he
may strip the most remuneTatiVs ROAD
perfectly naked under preterse of moneys pad
for supplies and with little fear Of the money
being traced by his successors. We can count upon
our fingers msny millions made in this way in our
own State by parties who have carried on the busi-
ness and made ne disguise Of Il. IL IL one OF the
secrets Of the snccess Of Commodore Vanderbhts
management that he permits nothing of this hnd ON
he Joads and We l0pe 70 Legislature VIII permit 20
New-York tribune., 1873-01-17
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
THE GREAT MIDLAND RAILROAD Now

THE GREAT MIDLAND RAILROAD Now NEARLY
COMPLETED.
We offer the remainder of the First Mortgage
Seven Per Cent Gold Bonds, limited 70 $4,000 to the
mile TO close out the loan.
A Long STRETCH OF ROAD. INCLUDING THE NEw-
JERSEY SECTION Is FINISHED, AND TRAINS ARE now
RUNNING INTO JERSEY CITY From Oswego east
ward THE ROAD Is IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION for a
long distance short gap in the construction OF
the New-York division alone prevents RUNNING
THROUGH FROM NEw-YORS To OswEGo. On the IN
complete section the masonry and grading are I'm
ished. and ballasting and track-laying progressing
with the utmost energy, and we hope soon TO an
nounce THE COMPLETION OF THE ENTIRE ROAD or
THIS GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM NEw-YoRK 10 Os-
wEGO.
These Bonds. in our judgment, possess in a marked
degree the elements Of
ABSOLUTE SECURITY AND LIBERAL INCOME.
Pamphlets with full particulars furnished.
For sale. or exchanged for Government and other
securities at their market value. by
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co,
Financial Agents of the Company, No % Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-17
beps6,ept a law as the one in Question to be re-

beDefeept law az the in Question TO be re-
peaied.
To-day. the movement in the stock list has shown
no more activity or interest than has fallen TO its
general lot for some time past The speculation led
off firmly at rather better quotations tnnn at the
close last night but the Improvement was neet'ns
AZ a Summer dream, and though during the larger
portion of the day the market was inclined to De u
regular il became positively weak late in the AFTER
noon but closed little steadier. The feature Oh
the forenoon was the upward turn in Union Pacinc
TO 81, on some important takiDgs by strong buyers
Western Union Telegraph ran mp from s2s to oJs'
Welding half point at the finish. Pacific Mall was
raided down by a prominent operator, usually
found on the bear side of the market and declined
to 90. from ut Rock Island was balf lower, Erie
moving at 6O.G6l660d61060s. in cOnsonance with
London Lake Shore was barely steady. Central
closing strong lO2s 0l02i The other shares were
indifferent, and the changes involved no considera-
be fluctuations. Fort Wayne was strong at 92s !;
Delaware, LackawaRna, and Western selling at soG
949; Pittsburgh 90; Morris and Essex, sol09O Mich
i0an Central 108 Harlem, 116, and New York, New
Haven, and Hartford at 141. Miscellaneous and
coal stocks we're quiet while in expresses, American
sold at Co., and United States. 7sl. The opening,
highest lowest and closing prices Of stocks were az
New-York tribune., 1873-01-17
Coleman BenedIct's closing quotations at p.

The gold market was influenced by several con-
sderations to-day. which, singularly enough, came
concurrently and the price from l12a TO 1l2i.
Foreign exchange was higher and rates returned TO
those current before the last reduction and there
was some talk Of a resumption of specie exports by
the Saturday steamer. borne ont possibly n part by
the fuller rates of sterling. There found fur
ther pretext IN a story of future warlike troubles
between Spain and the United States, though we do
not hear that hosthties have been declared yet or
any special proRunciameat0s issued By either
Power. The Santo Domingo job. and the new
Samana Bay project were introduced much
in the manner of trick horses in the circus and un-
der the maneuyering of the trainer. each in turn
played his little part, but the price did Mt bulge
much after all On gold loans the final rate charged
was five per cent for carrying. but previously bal
ances had lent free of interest TO either borrower or
lender and T. 2, s, and per cent for carrying The
bddings for the Treasury gold amounted to
S4g155OO at 111.j1 TO 11952l, including the usual
advertising bid" The entire million was awarded
in one lot at 11252l The Treasury disbursed $1,000
in called bonds, and S36.OO0 in coin interest The
DAVIS business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as
follows: Gold cleared S42277,OO0 gold balances,
81 zS9 99l currency balances, S22j S26. The fol-
New-York tribune., 1873-01-17
DFPARTURR or FOREIGY MAILS.

FRIDAY. JAS. IL.
Mail IA, BsHsx n s. closed YORK PostOhcs eveTv
Fnoav y steamship sails from Posiaai Me- every
SATURDAY at s p. -, -,
Letter postage when gong direct vii
which Be prepaid
SATURDAY. JAN. l8.
Britain and Frspc Qaeers,osn aad ysIpo9 y
m No Sugpementarv Mal on D"es
s,.anshp H. from White Star DOeG PsTona Ferry Jersey
-
and Bremen hip Sam close u Supplementary
Continent Of Europe closed on f.s al
Third Hobokeu al steamship sails AZ n IRON
foot Of Third HobokeB.
fA se depOst.d Supplementary Mail, be prepaid "is
double Dostsgel
Direct (iernan Pr1ssau closed Mail s BY h Inc
Mails MeIico b. the steamship CITY 81 hsndA close
ID II Steamship : D. N IRON Pier No. ) ~ X
Prince Cuacua Puerto faheh and LsutTrt ~
the steamship Thomas, close at steamship s early oa
sundsT.
Mails ior West The steamship Geo Clyde, close Al p H.
Steamship sails at .. n ffom Pier No % Z. K
SUNDAY. JAs. 10.
All Mss close a. o'clock IHs tUstOhce o9sa from A.
m. - "a a.
MONDAY JAN 20
Mails PansmA ATuwai The Central tnerau and South Pi
etc pots per Rising close Al aieAH
sbip "a q. NJ. from p er No. a. \. r.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-17

Messrs Morton. Bliss & Co., the financial agents
of the road. state that the gross earnings were
largely reduced in the months of January February
and March of this year. by reason Of snow blockade
The increase of expenses has mainly resulted from
large expenditure made 10 prevent the recurrence OF
snow bockades.
The Continental Insurance Company has declared
an interest dividend of three and onehaf per cent,
payable on demand
The following note has been received by Mr.. ID.
w. McWilliams, Treasurer. from Mr.. h. q. Mar
quand Vce-President of the Cairo and Fulton Kali
road, which is an extension Of the Sc. Louis anc
Iron Mountain Railroad TO the Southwest. The
Cairo and Fulton is completed to Little Rock,
Arkansas, and viii be further extended TO Fulton,
where il will meet the International Railroad, ex
tending through the heart Of Texas 70 the Mexican
frontier, and there connecting with projected
railroad through Mexico with branches TO the
Pacific coast and the Gulf of Mexico
LITTLE Rock Ark Jan II. Is73.
To D. ". McWmLIANs Treasurer No l2o Br0Gdoay Se'o-
Send greetings TO friends First successful trip from
g. Louis TO Little Rock Iron Mountain and CAIRO
II. G. MARoUAND. vice-Presdent
The Trustees of the Yorkville Savings Bank have
declared an interest dividend at the rate Of per
cent per annum, payable the 10Th inst.
The Westchester Fire Insurance Company have
declared semi-annual dividend of per cent, paya-
BILE on and after Feb. l, at their NewYork office,
No. l Cortlandt-st Notwithstanding the heavy
losses in Boston and elsewhere, this Company shows
an increase IN assets over last year.
The Howard Insurance Company has declared
dividend of 81 per cent, payable Jan. is.
The Philadelphia stock market is dull. Penn
sylvania SKIES 1861 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
PIT; Reading Railroad. s6,; Pennsylvania Rail
road. sd. Gold. l12..
The bullion in the Bank of England has increased
E2l4OOO during the past week.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-17

Money has been easy al day at and per cent on
call. though just after about bank hours balances
lent at and g. Prime discounts as last quoted,
with little business doing The banks are complain
ing cf a superabundance of National bank notes
The Government bond market was strong and
higher, with a further advance in prices. The rise
in gold strengthened quotations. The offerings were
very light and in view of the small supply of bonds
the higher range ofsprices s not surprising; 1868
sold at 1l3IG114; 1868, new, at 1884, and 1868 at
114l41l4. Fisk & Hatch report as follows at p M:
New-York tribune., 1873-01-17
The COURTS.
DECIsIoNs-JAN. IS.

S.pyems loart-C ChambeTs-By Judge Barrett.--
yyssef ~ UgJea ssoOn grariea Dsynrat ID 90
=. "a . sss opposng motion Feanns
a ~ rsaie aroer with sle Ia the
tbs snt Ration " Hewitt tse matter o. benaaa Csboess,
con srsed order granted hs Of h-
ss, N M nsrdsu syhg ipsHsu Ast The Bowling Green sa.
verified before The
stsusr al seldsB etnie VITA 30 osts BaFDsF e.
az Bsrhe applicants have iesE 20 nsposs "a s1sef ap0n
psr n Of he judgnent; BIO costs me nofon
SHpsysOr Court SDeoiGf Term - By Chief-Justlce
Bsresar-Grsui Orss gr.hisa Oe oa es ah
M sauIfef Grady folaOnef granted An
otbertr1E gfsnsoa athm ~ Le' Vrosi
IA Tsnifss Cen AT Ts Nhens lbs CeIndef gTaSisa
JUdst Housl-Bsus I1eiss nd ~ silsar nl.snR
aAews aL-Orcer grshisd Ohmih am 'seis ssl fa
OnG ptntsd
Common Phas-Soeaal T,rn--By Judge l.arremore.
Aasns ast Pare - a. Ai0~ssoe 81 ens per oeni
~ lscg p bs-NJsTs Asas hoito1 oelA sh sste ~
sssss cohss e h-hoss srsnied aAss' PAinh1
sasSa eespislsi ~inI cara
New-York tribune., 1873-01-17
SHLPPING INTFLAICENCE.

PORT or SEW-TORK-... ...............JAS 10
CLEARED.
Steamship Livingston SaTannsh Carlson
sesmsbip Georgia. CroWe Charleston. IL T. Morgan K Co
Steamship ColeI, Bcm0no, Cs Point All h'roif Oa
Dominion Steamship Co -
steamship France lBr Thompssn Liverpool National steamship 60
steamship Pranoont BRAGG Porllrd, J. ,. Aiues
Seamshp Neptune Baker. Boston. H. = DuBock.
Bah MsTAowe Hotchkiss Bndgeovn. H. rosbrdges suus
Bark CsthardA fSwed ADdsrseH AaTss James Henri Co.
Bah Jacob Radovsnn Falmouth. slOc1Tich & 90
BARI Hudson Vaughan, orders " ?. Burt 4 Go
Bah ProdKrn (SoT.,. Buggi. LONDON, FuncA hdye Co.
Brq Mae Bndgeon Berrnuds J. H. Winchester Co
Bng BIB Ninieraood, Aefaaaa5 gypi 0eo bue
co.
Bne wsua (Brl, Bailey HEroor Grsee r. p cnrre Sons
Brg ". A. Chase DOsn. Portland. BE, hileI HoaghloA
Douglas HsFnes MsY. Gsvesreh, e. a. Mallory 60.
Sohr. P@Feps. PsokaTt AspinvaL
Sctr. Victor NickerEon. Para.
sekr. lBrl Hastns falmouth
setT. r. j. Frazer Rein Para.
SrkE Oar Nilams Sta mOri Stamford Mauufaeturllg Go.
ARRIVED.
S,.,sbip Rotterdam .Dutch Der
2ss and HAfsT dse and Puah Eiye co.
Sesnsp spain Bl Grace Liverpool Jan. g. and Queenstown
4ih. vii md and pass. ?. ". J. Hurst
steamship Deerng Galveston jan q sna hy West
H. with ndse AMI pass. G. " Mallory Co
steamship FrAconA hagg Portland With mise aud pass 70 j. r
sbp City Manchester MceR (Br Glasgow ~ dsy with mase
For Latest Ship As'cf see Fifh P9ge.I
New-York tribune., 1873-01-17
Chantrs for Bnslness tflrm

LOR SALE-LUMBER YARD-At Roselle,
business wanting
basn,,s call sddrss, D. sHKAhNAS Rosells ~ J.
FI,O CAPITALISTS.-0ne of the oldest and
1 PROPRIETARY NKDTCisRs offered for
SALE hsb Of The The nroe1e
thoOughy saves-d The conuy. aod selling veil
complete WORKING ogdsr
qng outlay e9rnsa 10 prrsoR with esPa
hnsnrss which
Fof address \ B.,
tsIe Garner No. -, Boston ?. o. AssA
rVO LET-For "A term OF two years or more,
te ELtaown hotel brs;ciss
~ e y Nsb gIeapd SD abundance a shade, thu
BRIGHTON HOUSE situated Perth Amboy, " J. This Is
Oppu o e1ernag b0 kerpers sho desre good investment
~lir Eeuisht distance business The for further
particulars address 4" l. q Wias.si. Brooklsu.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-17
nd the following ION eity bank shares:

There was a firm feeling in railroad bonds, and the
Pacific mort cages made further advance. Union
Pacific Firsts rose from s6s to So, Land Grants to
M and Incomes to 7s. Central Pacihcs were steady
at o9.. The following were the bids: