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The New York herald., 1873-12-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Dec Is, 1873.
Cotton r semn, good eG bs s const ers
wise Wise, z59 So sales, a,aoc. stock, C7s42.
Cotton firm; offerings scant, middhng Gt4c. low mid
ding, l5Ac strict good ordinary lac sei receipts
coastyisc .,-5s Sales 5000; las evening, oOa Stock,
'''' MOBILE Dec Is, 1873
Cotton quiet middng isc low Niidng di i54c =.
ssSss. sltss AAp0f'' '0''''"-S'' ''. 'A'S'' '''''
Cotton firm and strong; middlns loAe. Ae receipts.
69a bales. exports. to Great Britain i5sI sales 23S5
stock, lo9,626 -.
Cotton steady; mddling, l5e l5,ac; low middling,
bnss s ass sre. gSoa $685. stoiR s5aRay & net receipts O'
wnn.scros, \. g, Dec IS 1873.
Spirits Of trrpentlne steady al Sc Rosin steady at
at 81 Tor hard ana - 30 or yellow dip Tar dull No
Flour steady and unchanged sss. :. Dss ssE p i. H
for 10 isprlg $ z for amber winter ;, 30 Tor White
Minsr ISans sNa @ " Whsat e urn m es az 20 q 4 Y
500 10 al 81 Corn nrnl sales 200 buse. at zoe.
al spaoy M Il qai y and ned
cwt Railroad irsi.hlsfour ~ e diiadephia and Dos
1mports-Flour, s,soo bbls; sSheai, s7lS bushels;
aAportsWheat $3.50 bushels; corn 4isl6 do oats
3 = 81 s fSaF baRcr s. S S @ sm sss"a s. % @
White, IS 50 = 81 Wheat anl; sales oi. aiwaakee
sales sale sSfio d aso bushels No At ats 500 DO Al &C.
oa o no Mesera M sd a a. ao s = 60 Fsy s. % non tMo
rowed State 81 urrowcd state 81 40 Rye nominal;
held AZ 81 Barley malt quiet; Canada, 81 10 81 ~:
Western, 81 G0 81 70.
ToLEDo, Dec Is, 1873
Flour steady Wheat dull and lower; amber Michigan.
81 II cash; - So January; 81 S. February No. red,
81 4l9s do, cash, 81 % Corn dur lower: hiEn
mlxeG cash and January, 5lc.; February 4ic low
mixed. 5lc; new, ooc oats lrin 10 / cash. 4Sa4e.;
Dressed hogs quiet at 81 70 per cwt Receipts-a,UD
bushels wheat 4,0D do corn. Shipncnts-4OOu bushels
wheat and 9,UUO do. corn .
CHICAGO Dec. L., 1873.
Flour steady Wheat active. and higher: sales No
spring at :, ~; No. M do az - io. sas Sr pecenper M I
rejected 81 o. Corn steady; sales OF 80 mixed at
53c. cash December; 5ac. 531ec January 5is(c..
February; Sic 52c., ected. Dats steady at soc;
3gltc January Rye duh and lower; sales OF No. , ut
7sc I9c Barley quot and unchanged; sales OF MOI
81 90 No. spring 81 03 PorA active and higher
opening, closing easier: sales OF mess at sl75 S5
spot december, CLOSING SIS 62s 5l5 75 February
opened Sll cosei SIS 20 Lard steady IS 10
$ 80, cash; $S 70 SS G1s February. Bulk In
fair demand at advance OF i4c. saes-Party cured
loose shoulders short rib middes, CSC. 676c
Green meats active and higher. sales--shonidcrs at
Sc. hams, &C. She short RIB nlddles nominal 1T 61ac
Dressed hogs IN ir demand advanced 70 80 g. So 3D.
Whiskey firm and scarce; 9jc. bid, but no sales Re
ceipts-4e0 bbs onr li9c busae wheat Y 0o bush
els - 0)J bushels oats 400O bushels 2i0U BUSH
els barley. shipments-lOsO bbls Hour, gaujO bushels
wheat 20G0 bushels cori 250JJ bushels oats, i2,U0O
bushels barley.
The New York herald., 1873-12-15

55sc for Western mixed in store, o7c. $50 for Do
p2a Rape Se eo iGr White ana J5c - 9r paey
sold az y 3, choice DO I heia a 81 2 = 81 Rye was
qIel anq es @ ssr at =, 10
little accomplished. either in berth reshs charters
a nS vsrpoo by 5
on 81 M M 10 5 hans9 sy a n Sc b as oas at a 81
TO Antwerp BY SAIL l6 bushels Of grain 800 erces Of
alta BY na sa % SPase Shds Of at
e ne charters incnde German BRIG hence TO Uo,qna an
hence 10 Ierhorn So cases Of refined petroleum at
bark O eSs o. rsPS5aq P bS caed
Fl @ Sb Raa GM G
vate terms; norwegian bark from do TO Bristol 5u
SS a TO O. pS dstnpS Gs S q 1ns
era ts ee @es a. s Soie o %
lots of domestics, but the market remained firm We
Bsna Bb et na se s m &c. d
s zig M do % p0a Tans Fao 7' @ e eS ds
Islands islands 25c & soc ri. New V5rH Orleans SOc sse '' -
d and No 9r
absence Ct which we quote % orIst so md
nominal. Strained quoted az 81 60 a s. Is; the timer
sold Tfaf m g. ssd M duh and
in value Pitch quoted at S - i2 Tor prime ss city
was quiet but firm We note sale Of 200 Ibis last
hs hs ct % n @ 3 or in Of punk o
qaosd STEADY o SnDHi9a
Tas % inactive "S VITA as aSsnea quoted noMaa ssa
MARX % was 1o a. 10 ss o 0H
Titusvlle 81 % 81 Gls. Other points not heard from
ages; meats 2s6 do. lard LOS bhls and erces s
paeksses e '1s se cut wsq meats do lard Ss SS and
erce and p @ kegs the h r 81 pSE
deiivery s We heard d sales 81 5bs y AMI IS pack
ing a. Sl575 cash; lGU bbs o. new ior January, al
s ans gaeSn eear was s,saa Y sS I
n o sn0r se o for M A. @ sae q an
placed at prices within sne ~ range 2, ~ - sv .,
$40 for India do. iierccs. Beef hams were negee ed
but quoted nominaliy steady, at SD ass Tor common
sales rnclude :-Uo1 fresh hams, II 3 lbs average, at
ylc Vas: los tlerces Of Western picked hams AZ
picked shoulders AZ 7c 5Dn greer, bellies ~ lbs aver.
and go boxes o. Of shoulders sl5sc Iardor western
the market was less active, but frmer We heard OF
Loo do March, at s3Sc ssc. Dressed hogs were
light; ana western at e,sc. SIC.
kIcE.-i he market continued firm, but there was very
little accomplished N the way OF trade. Tile sales in
clude ~ tierces OF Carolina at from 7l.c sac and
suG1n-for raw sugar the market dull but quoted
steady on the basis OF 74c 71c Tor iar 70 good re-
Moases SUGAR at 6sc and bags Of FernamGaco at
7sac Refined also dull and quoted At 91c for
quoa aeaI1 O Inferior e common 6 re
far to ss good A. ar d s good ne to PRIME 70 sbosa sfo
& r centrusa rH sSla hs s and Boxes &C.
nSs eiaysdsoses Dutch @ stdard Nos to 5c
do 10 Y 7sac. sac do ls TO 10 s,ac 9c do io 70
lo4c. Portc Rico.Rennins, common to prime, 6gsc 4
1Mc; frocery iair 70 % choice Isc SSc Brazil-Duch
ard Nos. 10 to II, 7sc Sac. Mana-supcror and
srnAaiSs-The ma rSet was quiet but firm. We heard
of q sale OF rs tierces Of prime at Sic.
prime sSca quiet but f sna z's were mace
WmIsKry.-Receipts, 100 bbs and tor the week. aos6
higher Sales 25D bbls. at 9l1ac and 81 bbls at 9sc
The New York herald., 1873-12-15
REMARKABLE LONGEVITY.
from the Pottsville (Pa.) Ledger.l

IFrom the Pottsvile (Pa.) Ledger.l
william Ives who was born in 1T41, and lived In
Pottstown, died at the age OF SO; Elizabeth Ives,
his sister, was 92, and Rhoda Ives, another sister,
died at the age Of 81; Rachel Ives, daughter Of
william Ives, died at 70; Jesse Ives, son Gather
in-aw OF Charles Ratter, Esq, OF Pottstown) died
at SO; Sarah Ives, another daughter died at s6; /;
Mary ives, another daughter died at 80, and James
grove township, died at the age OF SO. The sum
OF the ages OF these eight persons Is $50 years-an
average OF 35 years. Of the above members OF the
Ives family Rachel Ives, Elizabeth Ives and Mary
Ives are inferred at Maidencreek, Berks county !;
the names OF ali we believe, were changed BY
marriage.
The New York herald., 1873-12-15

Iater advanced IT Is said tnat nearly all of the
coupon bonds OF the loan of 1874 are held abroad
and that remittances are being made In antcipa-
ton Of these and other lst OF January payments
The foreign market has been generally quiet prices
indicating small decline. Erie as representa-
tive American security was exceptionally weak.
OUR FOREIGN COMMERCE.
for the week was as follOws:-Generalm merchandise
imports including dry goods s4,519,l64; produce
EXPORTS $5,170,o64, and specie exports, STA, ,2oe
The total merchandise imports since January this
year s371, 276 against 7427775 last year.
and s357 5S3,517 In 1871. The exports OF produce
since January this year are s2S2 349,lo9, against
$225 559o047 last year and 1927 581 in 1871. The
total exports OF specie since January l are
SAC, 1l6, against $6s,oSl,7l7 last year and
SOS, 500, 513 In 1871.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
were buoyant strongly sympathetic with the rest
OF the market, and Saturday reached the highest
prices OF the week. Good inquiry exists and the
prospects are that the home and foreign
investment demand will be larger than
heretofore The same market IS applicable
to many OF the old railroad bonds. Central and
Union Pacific have advanced materially. and,
viewing the entire list OF permanent securities 1t
looks very much as If vast bulk OF
IDLE CAPITAL
would find its way into governments, first class
railroad bonds and real estate mortgages South
ern securities the other hand, with few
notable exceptions, are apparently out OF favor.
The example OF South Carolina has thrown a
damper upon investment in this direction. The
Legislature Of tnat State, now In session, is be-
having disgracefully. printing ring exists
which eats up between 100000 and $7Co. oC0
annually, and the hands OF thieves are more deeply
In the State Treasury than ever before. An effort
Is being made to reduce the figures of the public
debt but it is attended with so many other efforts
at stealing that even some OF the negro legisia-
tors themselves stand aghast.
THE STOCK MARKET.
The. advance in stocks during the week was
happy by their profits. The notable feature OF
the speculation was the continued rise In the
lower priced securities and the heavy dealings in
what IS known as the Vanderbilt line Of stocks in
which may be included Western Union. There
were one or two days Of tremulousness,
when prices stood stlll or declined just
enough to excite the fear in the minds Of a few
that the top had been reached and the turning
point was at hand but the generals in command
very quickly rallied their forces, and In few hours
there were enough dispatches from Washington
to food the most Respondent heart with hope.
The mechanism OF speculation never worked more
smoothly than 1t does at the present moment. There
no corners" and apparently no cliques; only
few moneyed men, who now and then drop little
sweet oil on the piston rod The machine seems to
run itself
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
The New York herald., 1873-12-15
THE GRANGERS.
DIES MONIES, Iowa, De,

DEs MoINEs Iowa, Dec. 13, 1878.
The state Grange yesterday closed contract for
the purchase OF the Hcraner harvester patent,
with the intent to start q manulactory OF their
own.
committee was chosen to draft q railroad tariff
bill, to be presented to the Legislature with O me-
mortal. The Transportation Committee reported
In iavor OF the Mississippi River and the Fox and
Wisconsin River improvements. Resolutions were
adopted declaring against the acceptance OF rail-
way passes by legislators, i'll favor OF purchasing
no more agricultural implements from the Illinois
ring and in favor OF the expansion of the currency
and free banking.
The New York herald., 1873-12-15
Died.

BAER.-Hancock Lodge No. 40, /. O. r. Brothers,
you are summoned to attend special meeting at
O'Clock A. NJ, TO attend the funeral OF our brother
ROBERT RICHARDSON, N. G.
ROBERT H. RACEY, Secretary.
BIRNEBAuM.-On Sunday evening, December IL,
at seven O'Clock, FLORA BIRNEBAUM. daughter OF
William and Rosa Brnebaum, aged l year, 10
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral, on Tuesday, December 10, at one O'Clock
L. NJ, from the residence No. 323 East Thirtieth
street.
BoYLE.-In Harlem, on Saturday, December Is,
1873, or commissions MAY ROSE MANSFIELD, only
child of Josiah W. and Mary NJ. Boyle and grand
child oil the late William w. Mansfield, aged ID
.of such Is the kingdom of heaven.-
Relatives and trends are invited TO attend the
funeral, from the residence OF her grandmother,
Mrs. william w Mansfield, $50 East 10th street,
on Tuesday. December 10. at one O'Clock +. VI.
BRowN.-At Portchester, N. Y, on saturday,
December l3. 1sI3 ELIZABETH BROWN, in the SD
The friends are invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence OF her sister, Mrs. Susan I.
clark. King street, on Monday loth inst, at two
CMHouN.-on saturday December IS, 1873,
FLORENCE STERLING, infant daughter of Edward s.
and Alice A. calhoun.
CAMPBELL.-On sunday. December Ia, ELIZABETH,
the beloved wife OF George Campbell, IN the 44th
1ne friends OF the family and those of her brother
Bernard O'Rourke, are respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral from her late residence 334 West
Twenty.sixth street, from whence sne will be re-.
moved to the Church OF ST. COLUMBIA, in West
Twenty-ffth street, between Eighth and Ninth ave.
nues, where a mass OF requiem will be offered for
the repose OF her SOUL at ten O'Clock A. NJ, from
whence to Calvary Cemetery Tor interment
CAMPDELL-Aiter . short but severe Illness,
Mrs. ELIZA CAMPBELL, vile OF Robert Campbell,
aged 25 years and 10 months.
The funeral win take place from her late resi-
dence, No. 1853 Douglass street, Brooklyn, ON Mon.
day, December Is, at two O'Clock p. NJ.
CLARK.-On Sunday morning, December IA, JOHN
II. CLARK, aged 3S years.
The friends Of the family, also Manhattan Lodge
No. 4S9, +. and A. NJ, and Washington Chapter; No.
2i2, r. A. NJ respectfully invited 10 attend tne
funeral, on Tuesday, December 16, ut one I. NJ iro
the Methodist Episcopal church, corner ol Mot1on
and Bedford streets. 49,, ~.
CLEMENr.--At New Bridge. I. l., on sunday' De.
cember IA, 1873 SAMUEL CLEMENT, III the sosh year
Of his age. . ....,, .,o
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend tne
funeral from the residence OF his son. Cnaries IL
Clement at Bellmore station Soulnsiue nail,oav' W.
an Tnesdav december 16, at twelve O'Clock M.
Train leaves foot south Eighth street, Brooklyn,
Il ~ af hafpast nine O'Clock A. NJ.
DoyLE-On sunday, December IA, OF consump-
tion JOHN A. DOYLE. .s,, !,
The relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend the funera Uom his late resi-
The New York herald., 1873-12-15
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet and Steady-Fiour Firm
Wheat Firmer-Corn HiEher-Oats
Steady-Porlz steady-Lard Primer
Groceries Dull and Unchangesi-
Freights Stendy-Pctroicum Quiet
Naval Stores Dull and Nominal
Whiskey Higher.
SATURDAY Dec. 13-6 p. M.
Throughout the general markets to-day consider
able frmness was manifested, and Tor some Of the
leading commodities better prices were realized.
On Change -four was only In light request, but
firm. Wheat was generally held for higher prices,
and consequently but little was accomplished,
buyers holding of. The few sales made were at
yesterdays prices. Corn was fairly active In part
speculative, and prices were higher. Oats were
IN lair demand and about steady. Pork was
tribe easier for lots on the spot, but firm for
futures. Lard was 1rmer. At the Cotton Ex-
change business was slow, but prices were not
quotably changed, either for spot forward de-
livery. Groceries were dull. but held at former
prices Petroleum was quiet, but steady. Naval stores
continued dull and nominal Whiskey was in iair de-
mand at decidedly higher prices
COTTON on the spot quiet, but firm Holders
reluctant to sell and offered sparngly at quotations.
For uture delivery the market also quiet and
prices were essentially changed We quote:-
F.f. h-fa.
The New York herald., 1873-12-15
A Card from the Physician.

DkUEM3EE II, 1873.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
AS your journal has published an account OF the
death OF the young lady in Clinton place ana the
proceedings pending before Coroner Keenan,. In
which my name is prominently and prejudicaliy
brought forward by the physician whom called in
consultation. desire, through your columns, TO
ask suspension OF public opinion until shall have
an opportunity TO explain my entire connection
with Oh cease, when shall be fully vindicatcd. do
not propose TO become the victim of unounded pre-
judice, let 1t einanate from Whatever source 1t
may. By publishing this you Will do me an act OF
simple justice. Very respectfully, DR.. PAPE.
The New York herald., 1873-12-15
BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.

Work was continued yesterday on board the
Minnesota, Florida, Dictator and Roanoke at the
Navy Yard. The Minnesota is receiving her coal.
here rigging is being set Ep, her chains slowed In
the lockers and carpenters are working in the
wardrooms. She will go into commission on Mon
day, December 30 her officers having been ordered
10 her Ier that date. The Dctator's officers nave
also been ordered to report for duty on the ed
inst
sixty recruits arrived on board the receiving
snip Vermont, from New Orleans yesterday. There
are now $40 men on the Vermont. They VIII form
the crews OF the Dictator anu Minnesota.
The New York herald., 1873-12-15
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

PowIs-ARMsTRoNG.-On Wednesday evening,
December 10, at the residence OF the brides
parents, by the Rev. 5. Ii. Graham, assisted
by the Rev J. D. Turner OF Plttsburg, Pa, WALTER
V. T. PowIs, OF Brooklyn, to JENNIE NJ ARMSTRONG,
eldest daughter OF X. Z. Armstrong, oil this city.
Rochester papers please copy.
TILToN-PAIGE.-On Thursday evening, Decem-
Der IL, at the house of the brides lather by thh
Rev. Dr. nowland. WILLIAM p. 1ILToN to LIZZIE D.,
eldest daughter Of David s. Paige, all OF this city,
The New York herald., 1873-12-15
DEATH OF A PROMINENT IRON MASTER.

READING, Pa, Dec. 13 1873.
Isaac Eckert aged rs years, one Of the Oldest and
leading iron masters OF the State and one OF Read.
ing's most influential citizens, died suddenly this
evening OF apopexy.
AT the time OF his death lie was President OF the
National Farmers Bank OF Reading and OF the
Ierks County Agricultural Society,
The New York herald., 1873-12-15
TEE CLINTON PLACE MALEPRAcTIcE.

Bya typographical error in the HERALD of yes
terday the numoer OF the house at which the above
case occurred was given as SO. The number OF the
house is really 81. The following letter in regard
to the case has been receved-
The New York herald., 1873-12-15

-Whent-Thc market quiet and nrmer but prices
were not quoably higher. The sales aggregate about
ahoo bushels at 81 81 in store aud 81 90 aoat Tor no
MILWAUKEE, spring, VI 30 for lots OF No Cnicago
spring, y % l2r 90 in store q 81 81 y for NO
at 81 59 III ~ 81 " Tor red winter Western; amber
held ut 81 6S 81 7n Corn-Ihe market active, in
sales loot np 2S3vv bushels AZ Doc 7Oc IN store and
In store and zoe. Sic afoat prime sail miycd, and
Sjc or white. Oats were about steady and IN lair dc
mand. Ihc sales were about 6j.vUl busiois at 0sc.
The New York herald., 1873-12-15
Tot lab $2O9 500 s2l7 34e 500 Inc as o9o
rs pc. rcs've 52,332375 64,337,315 =
EXCESS over
25p. G. res. 6,720,425 e,722,925 Inc. 3.ooo. 500
MONEY

has consequently been comparatively easy, ana
good names, with approved securities, could CON-
mand accommodations freely. Tho banks are OK
tending more than usual facilities to brokers,
ana hence activity has been given 10 specu-
lation. First class paper was discounted
Mt from to u per cent. The uncertain reports
from Cuba, the weakness OF the Treasury in coin,
The discussion OF resumption, ard perhaps some
local artificial influences, have served during
tho week to make the gold market very lively, so
that ut the close on Saturday the price reached the
highest figure touched for several days-to Wit,
iIoA. Gold is still heavy TO carry, however, and
the rates serve to deter speculation.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
was steady during the early part 0f the week. but
The New York herald., 1873-12-15


cuded in the 0i bales arrive For future
Oasis low mlddling) the sales have
ioows:-Last evening after three ocock-January. 5JD
t l36c 800 at 10 2o32c February $40 at IL 5loc 20J
1t y52c 800 ioi4c March, lC0 at ltc. May, 100
I5sc. Total $50 bales To-day up TO one L. M.-Jan-
nary 400 at 5c Is 2532 3J0 at 10 Sl6c 100 at
l52Ja2c 52sc, 100 at Is S2c, 600 at I5sc Feb
ruary 20l 6 &c. $40 AT IL 56c COO l6nc, 100
10 -slc 80 at 10 Bloc. 200 at l6 l-52c 50J l61c
March, 800 at 10 ll6c., loo at l6 232c leo l6,c,
80 10 l3lGc.. 100 at 16 25,32c, loo l6 S-l6c.,
at lG7Sc April 800 Mt Ic 20 at il6c 100 at l7c
May 100 at 17sc 100 at IL 16c. Total $500 bales Grand
iota 91o0 The receipts ut the ports, being incomplete,
are omitted Rates cotton to foreign ports quoted
as oilows-To Havre, by steam, I4c. by sail, lsc. ;
Iamoury, by steam 81 marks per 100 lbs, equal TO
by SAIL lac Bremen, by sicam lc. by SAIL l1c.; Liy
efpoul, by steam, sad by sail, > ltd.
cepting in lobbing way, where sales at lu
pr,ces We quote Rio, ordinary cargoes 24c 22c. !;
lair do 23c a 2sidc good 24c. 24ac; prime do
23,c 25c; extreme range ior lots, 2l4c 25c., gold
per lb GO and 80 days credit Java, government bags
2gc 20c; do, mats Dc. Stac. singapore, 2dc
n 27c. Mnracaibo, 2ic 26c; Laguayra 24c a 25c !;
Jamaica &c. 2ssc.; 81. Domingo. glsc 2Oc Porto
Eico 2yi.c. YLc.; Costa Eica 23c a 25c.: Mcxicnl
23c 2ic.: Savana, 24c. 2jlsc; Curacoa, 23c DC
Flour AND pGRAIS.-Rcccipts-Flou 1889 bbs ;whcat
70y5O bushels; corn, 36,uU do oats 323,5 do. barley
$50 do rye 6sUO do. And tor the week endng-Flour
799y bbs wheat 5S47a5 bushels no s2u do
meal a755 bbs and 2I bags oats lg7, ,UU bushels;
lev rye, lssO5 do. fhe flour market quiet
but arm. We heard OF sales footing up $500 bbs,
Guiding all kinds at prices within the range Of the sub
ported 46O bb at 81 20 Tor Western and 81 80
The New York herald., 1873-12-15
FIN ANCIAL.

COM -INyEsTMENrs IN WALL STREET THE
o--OO. last days have paid many OF our custom
crs s2o0; sums low SO can be invested without
risk; 52 page explanatory pamphlet mailed appllca
ton. VALENTINE ruMBkIDGE co,
Bankers and Brokers,
20 u all street. New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-23
NlIEEY lYNNENINiL lEGlIS, .nn a,.n n.s1

Something entirely TB O1ly original N oe
t7a o~t Sre also new IN their niu.if construction, pro
dE more power, 1H1 a. lower price uQr dAgtg cpT
b5rt aeTisti 10 M linz kqs az us superior qualities
q ~ oacerfo Orgun ne sOui-stirrinz imitation Q ne
human voice. @cHels'ea Ulfh gTcaIer power, mdt
w uH oe ~ elegant end powerful Parlor Organ: th
os] HlliruDl5 adapted H. - Churches. sunday
nrhOOls. al i0d~es Sad foT ,s Cotq0,1s a large
Siscount % nlnIsters. Churches, sGHday-schOOis,
Lodge. AGENTS Va MED.
HNRAt,E VVATTl{s - ~f5N. fsyt Proqdray " y
New-York tribune., 1873-12-23
WING 5 son. 1T Broom, st.

SPECIAL SAFE OFFER.--CIiAMBERS
re 90 r,,es, Of cost ee Gr-aa.y unlimited AMI sat eon
s.ssrsa tst pee ie OFF, ilonauon cicgar aud
~. bsbs Gllr-a CHAMBERS PIANO FACTORY, No. lOl
BosrhFyc. NcTlor
New-York tribune., 1873-12-23
ceetures anb aleeiinss.

A MERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY,"
~ 1a rIRsDtY EVENING, Dec 81, at 3 D vii ee hsh
spselsl Meesiog tb rooms ne COOPER M .. a
- a. A's- Rrns Explored by MIN In NesAeneo sne spcs Va.
~, Al Couidos Nsh ia 1910 IN searh OF sae se.ea
g,,,aA" pL B u srkALSiCkI. kees&~lX sees1s&o.i
New-York tribune., 1873-12-23
alarple ano Hldte HlGntfl5.

ID HAND, 1,2S0 Broadway, corner Thirty,
j hrls sni Br,sdwsy manufacturer Of PLASTER ChNIhe
PIHCES BRACKETS BUsTS and PEDbSrALSi largest s',o
cr; low pressi carefully pseau
and to all parts Of the country. -.
STEWAR10s Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
- Msu Rich and elegant designs at the lowest pce 1@o anu 80
West Twentythrfst. between seventh and RghihaveI
V,UE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
Unon'qusre fourh,sye ana sTe
teens ofenng assortment OF MAhIhbS ohA %
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Ecol ano founo.

I OST-S25 REWARD-Lost, TWO Sl0o
b2O BON DS Nos l4GI7 and j026, fourth series OF l7Ol
The hone will receive the above reward on returning Ih % "
% Iiowari-st, second foor ea'e Of j. A. BOHDl.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-23
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