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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-04
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bA Fl MINGTON, b BALTIMORE
s.s3TE6AS. VINE TABLE

n p MINGTON, > BALTIMORE
FElIRcAB, rIME TABLE
gaktno effect TUESDAY, November lila. 1873.
vPhadephla and Wsa5ngo11 d Exp sed wss
w. l,,on Express Tratns thus IL 1b''. The 1900 M
,ran from Philadelphia connecls for Fortress MON
tln and Norfolk. Iron account of difference in
t ,T Trains leave Baltimore by city time Ave min
n mas earlier than stated below.
~ Monday and Thursday only. The II. 40 7. M.
gT from Philadelphia will run Tuesday, Wednes-
day. Friday and Saturday only
"'' SOUTHWARK.
,rxo,us from Philadelphia will leave depot corner
ot Broad Street aud washington Avenue rs follows:
f'I Darby, 100, 1ssS 4 NJ. 1880. $50. 100. $50.
* Ridley Psfk 49, 10 1872 10 /, a, NJ $780,
ch9stssS scC 81 ssS g 60 Il saf i isa 81 IN
LsmoKin I, $50, 1880, A. M. 1880 2sO 400, 4.Se,
bi5, $40, o 45, . 80; i0sot i1,45s E. M
ThurlOw, $780, lO-5O a. m ESVI auOi DID, go,
"s trainers, 1885, A M, 2sO 400, b1S sAD. $50,
- INV $50, 1890 A M. $50, AGO. h1O, s4S.
ctiiay%ont $50 1890 a. NJ. $50. 400. S.lU. as,
Bellevue, $50. 1880 a. NJ. $50, b.1b. S.45.
wilmington VII In 80. 1880 A M, 1900 NJ, 1916,
40 4 10, COOS $40. $50, 1880 p. IN.
Nj Newp 1rt, 9 80 A. M, 4.Oe, p.
Stanton 80 A. NJ, 4 90, p. M.
Sewsrk 1870 A. NJ, 400, 1880. P. M.
Eikton, s. 80 A. M, 40, l1sO. FL
North. East, $50 A. M.,4.Oo, Il. so =. M.
perryvillei s 30 A. M, l2OO M. l2.lb, $40, 500"
liza Iiavra-de-er $50 A. NJ. i2OO' H. l2'U, T.
Pcrrymansville. $50 A. M, 4, 11.se.P.M.
EigewOOd, s 80 A. M, 4, 1i.E6. r. M.
Baltimore, $50 "a M iaoo: M 4, s.OO'' IL. SO.
T. NE NoRTHwARD
Trains for Philadelphia will leave as follows: from
= o ms 4 n
MAGNOLIA, 9 q 3 a; M, al; siS,P.M.
Perrymansv lie. $50 A M, 81, aas. Pm.
Hayfe.de q ace l.:o4.' 1891 s:bI. 1O;67'' A. NJ,
II Ferryvlie, i2:sa'' s4D, 1906 II es.' A M, 4:M.'
w Sor / i East 7.o5 1929 A M,4:s9- saO.PM
BlktOn, 10 9:4l A M, 4:65'' 9:s2'PM
Newark, 80 9:ob A NJ, b;0TFs 9:46s Pm
stanton, T.46 1904 NJ 9;bT' NJ
Newport, 1872 lO;i4 A N, lo:O2'rM
,s @lnn III 5 54 IFS 81? ''O ioSO
Bellevue, 7l9, s:22, 9:l2 Am, 2:12, 4:6T 1898, NJ
Slaym9sont, T:Yi, $780, 800, 1880 a M, 1920
Llnwood,o 7;ss, ,s:s7, sOT, 1885 A M, 1881,
trainers, 1880, $50 $50, M, 29s, @:1s
Saturdays dnly) T:4T Pm
Tnarow, T;3o, s:42, 1908 11Ol A M, 1913. b:17.
Ianokin. b45 7fO. 7.sO, 1856, s:45, 1906 II :o4,
N 1880, 1885, $50, 6:35, T:5S r M
eneAtsr 1s sts iolS Am
Ridley PARK, 1851. 7:ls T:5s, $3.50, 1890, IL .1s
l;42 gao, $50 b:47, s:l1, II :o2 Pm
rarby 600, 1.S6. 5:O7, 9:OI, 1875 NJ ;b4, s.0l,
b:41, 6:Dl, s:26PM
SUNDAY TRAINS.
No trains will be run on Sunday, except those
named below.
Trains from Philadelphia will leave as follows
for
Lamokln and intermediate stations, 1.sO,PM
Wilmington and Way stations $50, A M, 800 p M
Baltimore stopping at the principal stations, II 9Os
Pm
Trains for Philadelphia will leave as follows: from
LamOkin and intermediate Stations 9:l5 M, |
wilmington, stopping at Way Stations, 4:45, 6 SOP
NJ
Baltimore, stopping at principal stations, $780,
lb:45'' M
Fl. F. KINNEY, Superintendent.
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EOOn AGENTS WANTEO.-samples sem free
OOUU by mail with terms to clear from IS TO
$40 per day. Address N. II. WHITE. Newark. N.
d. -f.-l decl-4w
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DsYCHOMANCY, or SOUL CHARMING.
j How either sex may fasunate and gam the love
and affections of any person they choose instantly
This simple mental requirement all possess free
by mail, fr 25c together with marriage guide,
Fgyptian Oracle, nreams, Hints IT, Ladies', Wedding
Night shirt,kc A queer book. Address WILLIAM
q Co., Pubs. Phia. decl-4W
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@Dr, TnII's Pills are composed Of many inRredi-
ents. Prominent amOng them are SaTsapartla and
Wild Cherry, united as to act together the one,
through its admixture with other substances. purf-
tying and purging; while the other ia strengthening
the system. Thus hese Pills are at the same time a
tonic and a cathartc, desideratnm long sought for
by medical men, but never before discovered. In
other words th9y do the work of two medicines and
do 1t much better than any two We know Of, for
they remove nothing from the system but tmpu'i-
ties SO that while they purge they also strengthen
and hence they cause no debility and are followed
by no reaction
DIR. Tutt's Pills have wonderful influence on
the blood They not only purify without WEAKENING
It, but they remove all noxtous particles from the
chyle before 1t is converted into nuid, and thus
makes Impure blood an utter impossibility As there
is debiitaton, SO there is no nausea or sickness
attending the operation of this most excellent medt-
cine which never strains or tOrtures the digestive
organs but causes them to WORK In perfectly natu-
raj manner; hence persons taking them do not be-
come pale and emai8ted but on the contrary, while
all Impurities are being removed the combined &C.
ton of the SaTsaparllla and Wild Cherry pur1es
and lnvigorates the body, and robust state OF
health is the result of their united action.
Price rs cents a box Sold by all druggists.
Depot IS Cortlandt Street. New York. noVlT-4w
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MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The Peruvian Syrup, O. Protect
ed Solution of the PTOtOCide OF
IRON. Is so combined as to haze
the character of an 0LinIe11t, as
easily diOeSted and dSSin1iLdte6
qCith the blood as the simplest
food. 1t increases the quantity
of Natures OiCD VitGEiSin0
Agent, Iron in the blood, and
cures ''a thousand Ills" simply
by TOniIlg APP, I1IUigOrGtilaO and
PitdLiSinO the System. The en-
9iched and VitdJised blood per-
9l1edtes eVery part of the body,
TepdiT'ing damages and aCdSte,
searching ont morbid Secrc-
tons, and led0il1g nothing for
disease to feed upon.
This is the secret of the qUoaI-
deITuL success of this remedy I'M
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, DEOpsy, Chronic Diar-
rhoea, Boils, Nervous Affections,
ChilIs and Fevers, HumOrs,
Loss of Constitutional VigOr,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
and all diseases originating iII
u bat State of the blood, or &C.
cODipaRied Or debility or u JO,U
state of the system. Being FREQ
from -4LcOhOL, in any form, its
eRergi@ilIg effects are not fol-
IOtUed by corresponding 7'edc-
ton, bit are permanent, iIlfiL-
sing strength, CigOr, and BelO
life into all parts of the system,
and building ND an I1'OI Con-
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N!lI5 THINGS VORTEX KNOWING

large book, full of good things, valuable secrets
and important information, mailed for two Htamps
Address, LEE & CO., 52i Sixth Ave, New York.
mi II
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Ia = EaHaEsA PHILADELPHIA, WILL
- - - MINGTLN BALTIMORE

DELLA WARE DIVISION, TIME TABLE.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, OCT. 10th. 1878.
Sundays excepted,l Trains will leave as foIows:-
SOUTHWARK. H0RTHwARD,
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A't'' l A'A RAILROAD, ~ !
ON am AFTER SUNDAY, NOV. I'D, 1873,
cralng leave Depot Thirty-second and Marker
streets, Philadelphia.
MAIN LINE WESTWARD,
Psoli Accommodation, s2O, Q 90 and 1850 A NJ, LILO
80, 90, SO and l;sO 2. M. On sunday 7.4o
Elmrs and Lock Haven XIX. daily,ex Sunday s A Nj
Fast Line and Erie Expre daily, ex-
harrisburg R Acc daily, except Sunday ass F. 4.
Lancaster and York Acc. dafly,ex-
psri Ss Sa Train daily except Sunday, $50 F. n
pitts6urg Express daily. except Sunday $50 N.
Efle Mail, except Saturday, 1920 z. N.
F Fr RS Express aal Train 10 ~ M
and baggage delivered at 11e Market street by 8
NEW YORK DIVISION.
Express for New York 24l. $50, 8 10, L15, $50 and
i N, 80, 800, $50 and 100 P. L.. and
Sunday trains 24O, $50. Sic. 80 a. IL, and
400 midnight.
Enlgrant Train for New York II. 40 night.
FROM KENsINGToN DEPOT.
Buseton, $40 A. M, 1900 noon, l. IS and T2b P. H.
Trenton, 6bb 1918, A M, $50, $40, o, $40 and $50
FOR BELvlDERE DIVISION.
Express for Trenton, Lambyils, Philllpsburg, East
On, scranton &c, 10 50 A. M. and $40 r. M.
For Lambertville, FleminRton, and Pennington
SO, - 10, A. M. and $40 p. M.
Accommodation for LambertyiIe and Belvidere,
go Z. M.
AMBoY DIVISION.
FROM MARKET STREET FERRY,
Accmn for New York, via Jamesburg aud Mon
mouth junction $50 A. M, and via Monmouth
Junction and Perth Amboy, 2, p M
Accom-. for New York, via Treaton, 0 30, 8, and 10,
Pm
way Train for Burlington, $50 P. M.
way Trains for B0rdentown. and II 80 p. M
p M
For Pemberton, Long Branch, and Tuckerton Rail-
road 10 80 A. IA.
For Medford, 9, 1880 A. M, /, s45, and 8 so, Pm.
For Nj Holly and Pemberton. 9. 1890, A M, LOO.
2sO,S45 6,and $50 2. N For Mt. holly l1.s0 p. M
lraia arriUs THIRTY First and Market StrseEs;-
FFom Plttsburg, 2e0 80 A. M, 41O, P. NJ,
daily. and 90 A. NJ, except Monday. From
sfle and Williamsport, 500 A M, daily, except
honday, and 40 M daily except Sunday From
3aiaio and Niagara Falls, 9lO daily ex.
Nliamsport, b.bO,P M. From New York, 1245, IS
N, 10 15 1245 400, eco, 7.lb, 1863, II 20, H. 10,
NJ. sunday Trains, $40, 945. 1l.45, 1870 M
FROM Easton, Phillipsburg and Lambertville IL.
M Kensington Depot, 9.lb, 1875 n, a. %,
Sleeping car Tickets can be had at sO1 Chestnut
street, and Depot, Thlrty-SecOnd and Market SITS.
me Union Transfer Company Will call Tor ana
meek Baggage from Hotels and Residences. Time
tards and full information can be obtained o. the
lug
TICKET OFFICES: No No: SIS Chestnut street
z cor Broad CheB nut
No. 116 Market street.
A. j. CASSATT. General Manager.
hy96 d M. BOYD. JR. Gen. Pass. Agent
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Urn GOODS.

CMTTUs PATTERN BAZAAR, 914 Broad =
> vsy near Tventsthst The latest Imported y, s-.Hiial
eh7ngrs Spnng ant summer kegaht ioi4eA r-.s.
81. nou r,.se Patterns tire Earrantea psfsea
eotass Id ad The feature for ogrnneI ,ene ,.i
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nRDNANCEs APPLICABLE no NE on

~ BINARY USE or THE CENTRAL PARk-1he Board Of Com
Hsuone OF the Department. Public Parks tins J day Of Marco
10 1873 sdop and following ordinances ihe u he
CPk observed by all persons not II The sernee OF The
No one shan enter the Park at the established
NJ hi dulng The ur months beginning MAJ ococt
suTr De 81 months beeinniH- Nov J. except
s Is general Use NAV b authorized beyond regular
No sail climb or n auy Wv cut oak nie OF aace
wall en shelter seal satee OF le cieelon nor -ay u s
shrub plant throw stones OF oiaef missiles nor discharge
ore "f cary any -Ie.ltiu -I @ ~ 49,. 10. 6 -
post tlsps prelrt bag banner tsf,ei uansua
% es Of r.pce or b auy liable or Instruments gaming
utter loud threatening abusive
do auY indrceu, or obscene ict
. No qdrupas except hose placed 10 Ae Paf3 10y me Conn
except aos he1 cont Of e. by me OF suitable s,ta.n
shall be conducted a'o le Pak " allowed {" remain
The drive he used only bv per,ous in pleasure esrar,
1oi,SOSA @ & e W c5stSsIs ED m such cotroi hat tbey
.aUou. I'd
Of speed Which sha " alarming cause aAnssr nor
seven Z when park
,ce t ne speed Of an animal ha be checked OF tlat should
BE- stopped altered and sha 40 direct by gesture OF o,r
direction; dIa shall he
v No aepercaeh OF other vehicle for wn' the
Pars for s purpose OF 4ug PASSENGERS other hAH hose whom
has brought m No omuuu' oi express wagon aA1 no wagon e- W
other vehicle carrying ordinarily used 70 H,reia disc good
unruhiur sie allowed upon part ollie Prf
VI No iary target COMPANY eve oeral " oiee gTo-
persons o 4ead shall enter be allowed
VII rsi.oS angle als Ssh send or throw
PaS any .-llIAi q. u VI 'N' "@'''s' % -- " ' 49,
VIII No person ba 90 on except
posted Indication that hat time and place All
person SHAH bring carry within Che Para any tree
shrub plant newly puck branch portion thereof
\ NheD necessary 70 me poteeou 9l . OF Iopi, ,'s
Aeon Of asy Designated part thereof
due tle ieefr stations tbe ohcer charge Of sica
shall whether shall thence be soa'eed before n'g ~
By order Of the Board Of Comm he DrsrmeHt % Pabhs
F. " wmrrrAosH. Secretary
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AT KINZEY'S.

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NOW OPENING.

Tnrortsd Round Hats aud Bouns and of our own y
trIIsuee and s,lpted u Of hrst-ciaS- raae
MiInerT tioods due French Flowers ami feathefA
straw Goods ard Hat FTames-ai de Latest th@Ies-
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Two LEI, FOh HE SEASON, OK On
YRAR-A FURNISHED spacious MANSION, almost new with
ground Preston. I've miles
Horeh 500 foT the possession Immediately Apply
A. Ii. Preston
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SILKS.
Silt DEPARTING MT.

10 separate par OF @ ''ore.
Department Is cur desire 70 maze Tue
no,t popular M Le estAbI hment
ar. now opuing mn ns Of Imported SUITS shnA'e AD4 w
hls uirnmsd At Sl8 s22 sI5, % SO go 70 %oh -, N A.
Bapste Suite add Polonaes PAN Ah' o"eu' Al -'
newest styles from IS 10 %. 49, -
Fmbroflerei Cshmese Polouaises, S2f 70 81
tsiIir,s's linen And gae Braided suits. 81 Is 20 s.
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TO Lett Hold or large Boarding- hous
TO RENT, at MORRlsANIA, nice COT

n IAoh Mn egl partly furusaed, situated 90 hgb ground
4uAe s,ie plenty 81 rt eeuf AID we'll WI he fenie1 "a
s-soosue party a ov suit I've minutes WaE
WI DAVIS, Tnbsns Ofes.
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ITO LET-At stamford, Conn, two M

Merton Hs
Long u miles from the depot vl
as,e small comfortably. Terms moderate Apply No.
A. Esst iTty-seoOudsL
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THO LET-On Staten Island, a handsome stone
HOUSE rdas carnage house ano sable
bsuy 0rnaHenta brr1es &c. hne prospect
H. r aILLER, West New Brighton Landing
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no LET-At WoodsIde, Long Island nea1

Flushing North shle Railroad handsome cor.
qAGES. $40 and Sjt Trans b0ui IS Cty
n r. JsIues-slp Ferry apply 70 JAMES b. PARSONS No 81
Pise-st, A. L.. or y A. p. RIKkk, WoOdsiie.
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HOUSE, three avn aud glToebi earAgs-bouse and
stable plenty r SHADE tTse bernss fDe
prospecti rent low coco tenant Appyto
H. T. MILLER West New Bnghton LANDING
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fVO lEl-Nedr lines OF cars, 10 an aOult or
small gsuteel By tsoiorf and hgh basement HOUSE Nc.
Mrue near the unctOn Myrtle EYerFeuaFsE Book-
hI D. pleasant healthy and respectable ReHi ga Apply
DNNkA pen door. No b.
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Couuirp prcpsrip 10 ftt.

COUNTRY HOME-RENT or SALE low;
,oos ssr ,11,oreebis gsrssni near depot Box H.
Somervlle. Eev-Jerset.
ITO LET. Furnished For the season or year,
the RESIDENCE oi the uht,r-sns' ssshs.ts sp. ~
% - .o shls abd conveniently located IN zoe n,1.l Doe
- IN short the appointments o. sel-ts eoettFy
% GEORGE A. RoYT OGce Of The PeHHsJranA C"a CeupanJ
No III Brosdway.
6n1TIIE RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE to
YOUU CITY or sIDssPoET S Sssn u Dcc., al
enrai local eioei Dt-e' '~ 's"i p"l
ror al, on the Owner, No - SiTth ave
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UPHOLSTERY.

yGoswe aaIa
&,&c
o y efp in l nT
BhnG Pillow" Boosters" ~
Conf h dc
Dugets Iuggei rumlo
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I ONG BRANCH COTTAGES TO RENT
n FUANsAeD Printed Caaogues Eih fan descriptions and
s,-a map 70 BE- had T. G. D. BROWN, 20
broa4sa corner Of "ist, and branch ONCE opposite the
LoHg BIsaeh
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uEDERCLoTHlNG AND CORSETS.
Now OPENING.

iar,s as,ortrent Of Blcs all Co.orei la Laces -,
GupGre T.rsi Po1gCuBy. FsuceHnes aHA 'oo'sO Lase'
SpuLE suits. Al lowest prices - n, - p.a,,., a., 49,.
Lace tolzrs sleeves, h4niherehlehf Dow -" 1850 80 ~
sigma ~. ,.,-..t ,,vl.s r.,
Df Trimuiuss Grrs Ffingsi aud Losos aeN''' '' Dol
n..t.n-. ...h HI.hnu.. NnI.An al NIlltot lles
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JAMES MoCREERY g. CO..
JAMES MoCREERY q CO.,
JAMES MoCREERY & CO.,

BROADWAY aud ELEvEHTHsT. vii make, MONDAY, APn y.
opufr Dress Goods departments NH
so Of descriptions for sprng and saame wear Al sI'Tao7
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HOSIERY AND UkDERGARMEHl DtPARlN

vsrfla al most colsier iitefl'-i
Table Linens. shesnrs EagsIls aut leTri'
Noft tsLam ADD Real sace Caftus as4 ii.st
Pane eve . au1 Fable 4 chs fmhIu4efri if'nffh
mi1-nse t'-nt if pnff lAhef
cleerlr 30 oar al hi ,'i'j AA4 ID" fifes y"
A-A' '-i RIlHAi-D MEARBs
ADD lu3 "a Iih.ave,
l0l. 100 aud IQs kiBststnib-st
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Rich Laccs. Shaus, Walls.
Cases, IL nlEeTcbiea. Collars.
Sets, silk. Saiins, Yolyets.
Ribbons. Scars, Sashes Tee,
splendid Funses. Clmps
Tax, Gupurc. Spanisb
and French Lsoes,
all 70 b. soJ q. samf fattS
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FURNITURE.

asuprb
tofunhh cling
tan
Furnishing rpnSa
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goruoranon Nouces.
OORPORATION NOTICE.-TO PRINTE

CORPORATION NOIICE.--IO PhlN EhS.
y OFFICE CLEgK COnHON Council.
No Cry HALL. NKw-YuKK Apnl 70 ig,h :
Sealed proposals this Once until SATURDAY
Ap 70 occk for the work Of PRINTING so copies
al ne REPORT OF THE AUDITOR OF ACCOUNTS TIE Depart
ntp Fznce quarter March 81 l6A Specimens Of
tt wort REQUIRED ali furnished Information
1 be- even 20 etmtors upon Application the lnderUe1
before FRIDAY. Apnl l5 1873 JOSEPH G PM hal
CLERK o. Common Council Room No 3. CITY Han
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Drp GOODS.


trno our
Mqdte are unusually
In cit
, 1873-01-06
'FOREtGN.'
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GREAT RRlTAlkt

lREAl BRITAIN.
LONDON, Jan. 4.--John II. phwson d Co., OF
this city, dealers In Manchester goods have
failcd. Thoir liabilities nre reported to bo S15,-
100000. It Is feared that other failures will FOL
low.
The weathor to-day la tompoattioua, mud BONO
damage to shipping has occurred.
E1-Tmperor Napoleon hnB been suffering for
some time ftom symptoms Of ttono in his blatl-
dor, tho proaenco Of large stono having boon
demonstrated by n1ohns Of n "sound." On
Ihnrsday tho patient underwent tho
first operation for It's removal BY
1ithotomy. Tho London papers Of this dato an
nounce. that tho operation wus successful,
and that, up to last night tho condition OF tho
patlont was encouraging, no unfavorablo sy1np-
t oms having boon developed. a despatch from
chiselhurst, this morning, annouucos TINT tho
condiu on Of the ox-Emperor Ia unchanged, and
that nc apprehonsions Of nerious results arc
;, Tho Standard eays t1at the annexation Of tho
eandwtch Ialandf to the United States would bo
no menace to England, hut to Australia, and
nrgea. as means Of restoring the equilibrium,
OF tho Fotee Islanda to Australia:
Ihofo was slight mutiny, yesterday, on tho
British Steam frigato Aurora. now lying ut Ply
mouth: Tho demonstration waa soon 'Bup-
pressed.
Tho ships Northumberland, Hcroulop. md
Sultan, Of tho Channel squadron, wore sonlo-
"rns Mn.a aaTmagod " tho recent 5eyoro gales.
that tho Drangemon aud coustabulary iii tho
town OF Lurgan had fight yoaterday owing to
tioB aro reported.
, 1873-01-06

Closing Up Of q Disreputnb1e Theatres.
Dll1ed 41ia NIOtkor-in-Lu,v.-Iffb So.
Observation-Disclosures d.nca1 Nn.n,.t.

Closing Up Of q Diarep,,tnb1o Theatres.
Dilled His HIothor~in-Lnsv.-Ifib So.
c1cty--MiAcoklpnoouE Local No1yy..
Special Despatch to 1'he Chicago 17tbune,
NEW YonE, Jan. 4.-Tho Canterbury Thoatro
on Broadway, recently concert saloon, has
failed aud will be closed out al auction noxt
week. It's performances have been vulgar bo-
'yond procedont, it's former corps Of fifty waiter
girls nguring in programme Of shamoloGguees
and Indecent dialogue. It is something to tho
credit OF Now York, that tho place has nevor had
paying audience since it opened.
E29 the Associated Pre..1
,,iSd MEW r 1onE, , Jan. 4.--The historian Ftoudo
sails to-day for England.
a. Newark, n. j., on Thursday night, a 1nan
peat out tho brains of his mother -n-lsw with an
:, Owing to tho large arri7ala Of destitute 1t.l-
lam; ians, a,oog = more being expected tho Colnuaia-
1of en1argnG tho accommodations On Wald's
iBland. ~""0' W '"4o
at meeting Of tho Board Of Managors Of The
auxila1leB wero recognizod: One in Goorgi.
one IN Nebraska, and two in Alabama Crafty.
lnG E. reports Wero received from various points"
me funerals OF Margaret and Mary bonohuo,
tMo @ VICTIMS OF the Centre htreet fro, took placo
AZ final meeting Of tho Assistant Alderman,
Today, and unsuccessful attempt was nado to
pass reaolution authorizing the street railroads
10 run dummy engines"
=, a shoslHs officer at the Court Of Oyer apd
Iermiuer, to-day, brutally assaulted q Reporter.
II Who e sought admission to tho Court to Witnosk
the Stokes trial.
This afternoon, Ave prisonors attempted to
eseape rom Wards Island in small boat, but
Were precipitatod into tho wator hv t1,e dr;ft;1r
ieo. i' Two Of them. females, werc drowned, but
tic others wero roBcued.
, 1873-01-06

FrolA tho .Hcse Iors Ifm,sa
6eai-akin -han latterly become a yery fashion,
able article OF wear. II its popularity shonla
continue the increasing slaughter Of senln viii
Of course produce scaroity Ut the fur, mud a
corresponding increase in its value. REASON
ing from thosn promises, IN astuto Yuukeo
has undertaken to breed seals for thu
market. Apparently tllero is Iii, reaaon wLy
ils attonpt should not 30 s.1ccoHaf,,l. Tho goal
is hardy aud is easily tanned. 4 seal poud
would be- vastly moro valuable than trout
pon4, and 'yo may yet find family OF seaIs
rs frequent q poEHc1aion Of tho farmer au
= family Of pigs. Why should not the doncs-
ticalion Of wild animals bo carried still fur
t1orS The posaessor Of q moderately large
farm might easily raiae leor for tie r1arket.
ana tho hcrdsnan of tho WoAt might stuck lis
pastures With tho buffalo. Thoro would. Of
course, hc difllculties in tho ray Of breeding
whalos with view to oil, or polar bears in orilsr
to procure beara meat, bears groaso, e. bear
for large n1ditiona. to our priiaout stuck Of
domeaticatea animals.
, 1873-01-06
JOURNALISTIC AMENITIES.

The Eroo1z1yn q union'' vcrsus tho
New York q Tribune ''-A sctrnction
Il. is Il Kctruction.
Spteial Despatch to The Chicago Tribune, Sd
NEW Yonn, Jan. 4,--Tho propr;etor Of the
nnn1Io ,ooo1 ,onroua..a....o $3.50. w. 'eAs py 4'i'
nunhlo' 'e6Al ioProaohtatiVo OF tho Tribune,
VINO demanded 1etraotton of the article publish
nd In tho Union, and reproduced in the Now
tn",1v 1aw tnat aan sne 1'sOana W9s VIZ
s,.t;a. - s.,,,'. s aoutu, nau .na1 lts CIR
cuias'on 81 ID ialii"s oA enormously. Tho Union
this afternoon Hays:
"We arc now, under threat Of suit for 1!hcl asked
70 make an expicis . and absolute retracton' To DO
1s n We nsa. sas sq OF Gn5 ow osgo that
-. "eo e,,u su e Mo 10 Aot Kow OF our own