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New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
POLITICAL NOTES.

The SDrinqfeld Republican thinks Cen But
Iers announcement OF himself as specimen Of the
hanawork Of God, an assumption which invites arga-
ment."
Iiveliness has never been the predominant
characteristic OF the Rhode Island Legislature but still
II has been considered by the outside world as some
thing better than corpse. This opinion seems not 10
have prevailed within the borders OF that state how
ever for new Capitol has been decided upon. and the
location selected Is Ourying-giound Ia the CI'y VI
Providence. -
Fnumerating some of the subjects which will
come up for consideration at the extra session OF the u
: senate The " T. Commercial Advertiser says: "sey-
ral Senators leave their other and some in
tances we trust to better IL is possible Ia spare
such men as Pomsroy and Harlan Indeed, their shin
ing example Of virtue and innocence Is needed IN prl-
vate life IL is the Senate The committees are
10 be and the papers Of sundry OF the new
members are TO be scrutinzed There never was so Ia
tia a tip,e for The exercise OF rigid discipline The
peopie are sick unto death OF this endless corruption
ana they demand speedy execution upon those VINO nave
done ovil.'
The Yer- Hauen Journal and Courier con-
ludcs prolonged growl the Hartford ReDubcans in
this whitening way They adopted Mr Haven as the
most promising instrument with which TO accomplish
tbcir purpose and by dnt Of diligent pipeayng ana
the expenditure OF large OF money they succeeded
IN persuading a majority OF The Convention TO do their
biddine The programme was that New-Haven should
aooi, Sian IN the face and IL administered" 1t
must have been hard slap FOR New Haven has had a
very face ever alncc'
The newspaper press of the South is unanl-
mans IN ITS expressions of cordial welcome 10 President
Grant IN hs proposed tour through the Southern states
The Rjcbsond Enquirer says: That he will be vel
,onned kindly. and even cordially wherever he may
r ono his line OF travel IN the South. have not
doubt Our people will receive him, not as Gen Grant
nor As the chief Of great political party, but as the
president OF the Uited States The Charleston Sers
andes with satisfaction 10 the cordial feeling expressed
and trusts that nothing will be left undone TO make
Ioa,, ,,n,e of onr community and OF sO distinguished
,uest a. lie Chief Magistrate OF the nation
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28

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! 80 isushe Of soc Isss Cia' J. Heatss n S4,soa
81 'TgkwORTHos rhurSsT nprsae "a ~, g.t sheansb
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. v lod Beac y carr ,'se !, mon asH'h, , -. 49, -,
satsria, ssrch D. q oeoel.
COLs- ,r'u-.ai Dr. Joha co's - .<-s
NJ ''. 8, & ,'t' w & s,ss ~ p -,d .ss % ,'-, % ?, ss'a.,
wiian De yign~, ~. s. ~. Janss-a'--e srookivu.
cusNsGHAh-res &C. Msy aidoEd Paine. carsnsaa@. '<ss
gOuT-Yeh q, b, --sicrec . Prmr-.- era,s,,s, r,.-
?. ends pleas acr,pt ms iHsias'on.
GLtI4r- hi, rr,leser. Po,, Com 9s'Vo, Peo r.
JohH ~. 6iAsL
GIbLIs-A, w,iuaston Del 90 Tus,a, 70 caoa,s, IsA.
r. Gllr. a. : q. ~ Tho 7Aib yrff % as a..
H9oGsp n,, ,s1lDe @ - % %, %y -. 'or va y ''sn Ia
Pucr,l Prr,1yra1 Casrrh. r1eny ii 'aa wsn,,,.
5stslasT Msrgb a. p m.
JACESoSiu arseli'H rsar,r '--ssoa. ~ 2 y,i-ass
Bur enlr r4 q iioiore Hi cones J'esF ssi
Notice of an,rai is,-.,ra-', prpr-.
J4SSs9N @ q IA, N s'.: o Va. 's & sg1a' ~ p, - NJ ''
Nouo- fapsr,i VIII ~ si,ea hrs-in-r
M,e.s t Of s-. s s.ssa:1 % ,'a or, 1 d s-:-. & ~
ONKLA, F,t Ls,N-J geb. Mel.,i oSe ne .--s
Auitce fi iuurrti leresi,rr
PARKEsAt his residence E-'le,ifc. tse -..s
i;.cusui Pafkss, 10 he 1lsf of .Is
MS Harrll E1 ir lttenlcd r ur's. ~eris stsr.y
80 a. s,'ycs sal ineais respectfully svt .
SPlCER-On wedaesia- P-b 70 80 El,cl Sssf ~
late David Sporr ST., The ~ y be- hsr-
Noilce ll
SOurRR-, Pans. SguisT PED , Isne- scatter
t.lt . De h4l
Funrrl el Dr. bell b Prsb7er iuh of FNa
Hl~e~aths Sc. frisg. Feb - st O'clock D.
rarB-Ol he L l, Gofgs Bsnty. " AEea h. lsi se sls
George 3. Fate To- bis -
Relatives ,nd neu4. s7..d ,e,s as fl.eu ns-
noaerl ie'aer 80 i8 80 rrJ-.t, Nssars Ir44g gb
a. o'cocs p. m. lateunert 10 ETeegreeu reue,erT
row NskNDAt Ea,iiug j. Wslassltv n,i Jams 8
lOFnserd. ittl 70
The frais h- fimIl uvtei iit~p he une1i fo ~
tl~oreB th1gcI Fl.hlg March ~ s-iD~<
tarnag-s vii be- augai s oioos
uL1ers Pout
gLEECKDn weine.ii FEB 26 Lsura ,ruge,f -h ofw.
II. and Mar j. Van Nie-cE. igrd 70 noatns
The
The rcdence Of .he - Wst Fody l,t Rnl.s
afternoon. he tJ.h. az Oroek.
WEAvEG-M ragte1. ~ J., Peh lG isne, Weaver Tes
~ has
T5 Ilefsl Wit BE- bold h@ Ntil tft frogt,,
tudv at - pciors fueuis st meet 90 . m rrs esee tt
The members of FrflEAl e.. Su TO- s. p A. ~
rssrecffli'T invited attend
WHFELER-At rcsrscner F-,i..
morning afer hort iats Doura ~ D. F" ler r- jsH-a
Wh~,lrr. gel years
N0tce Df ltnrri hereafter
wINTHROP-At FHh,r- Ness.-ls,
the ,o'h Margaret Loasa vile '. ilear. r. Wu.l1p
The al
iuHe 'Fva hs Church fhc trsH-fsustoI rv~fah--
Ftrs5c 90 fulay, uo 2dl Hs. , -tlJ4 farA-r
lotics.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
FISHING TON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Feb. p, 1873.
The Senate and House Committees on Public Buildings
and Grounds held this morning to decide on
the merits of the competing models submitted Tor The
proposed statue Admiral Farragut The Senate Com
mittee informally discussed the different models pre-
sented and finally took VOTE which resulted In no
choice TWO members the Committee declaring their
preference for Miss Winnie Reams model two for that
OF Macdonald OF NewYOrk and one for Horato Stones
model The first choice OF the House Committee was
Winnie Ream's model but learning that the Senate Com
mittee would agree 10 this selection, tey voted Tor
one model. II the two members who were absent had
present tie second choice Woulu nave !eA 20 INC
model OF HOratio stone.
II has been asceraincd that the AttorneyGenera has
-cauesed United States District Attorney Bliss ot New
York 10 enter RoHs prOseqa in the case OF James A.
Pohamus and Eugene J. Jackson, VINO were indicted
about year ago. IN the United states Circuit Court for
the Southern District Of NewYork. for knowingly ana
unlawfuy advising and participating with Paymaster
John Ledyard Hodge in embezzing 100000 Of Govern
ment money is stated that the Attorney has
been informed that there were welfOunded anticipa-
mons that Messrs Polhauus and Jackson would Oe
vied IN brought to trial. ana that he assigns no reason
for abandoning the prosecution.
The Senate Committee on Military Affairs to-day re-
ported without amendment The bill TO repeal much OF
the law relating 10 the organization NJ the army as
establishes distinctions 10 the prejudice Oi one class Oh
American citizens, namely, cOored men.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
THE CHAPMAN ART SALE.

The collection of paintings owned Ivy Henry
T. Chapman. Jr. Of Brooklyn. was finally disposed o
last evening. at the Clinton Hail salesroom. large an
diencc gathered the bidding brisk aud Che price,
about good the previous night. Tho pie
tures and their prices gwen below.
Arm6eh. George. - Difference Of Opinion, sto
4aSs Ss isSTSs GsSrse ssal syssd ops. sls
srchee s.rci'e View Parma, on The GsaEes River in
Bcliinstou II J.. The gi.herrn,u'. Homo" spo
Boehm. Enil. View N B.vaha--aear Auaea" p49
Bse.a Bse.@' Er9l ~ 10 oS..6 BE- B,yas,n .s a'' SO
Bun. CL.s. aece.sT ,be Mother ofInysniioa" B'OO.
Churol. PreiI r.. Tbs pls,ips shower sE9
D. B,ss's5 Bs G.ar5a n .,1sri tss sG So.p5 9's is "
DS De Bp, 4,aIsa, I 10. F,gor,s os o.. poss : ~
Daple'sy. AlPhous rhe LIS. Resort" so ,,,,....,.
Prere Pierre BiElri. The Little SetA-Een. Pi's.
Gabriel p J. c., Holland Seeaery" bli. a
Geeris Z, Dsa7ns Der 71I le Lac of Airch" %
Grips &. J.. S,oen sweets" $40
Sip: saP: G J.. T. TSs Good aos.evif,~ tla
Han. George H., loa'h a"d Age 800
III,a, wlis% Aasase.. s@;. ; g:
Howe O. Mirsesday Honseur Priue, ,,ter eoio 5es
Huntington, W. Mill Anbesde wesmoehnd" water roo
Gaitepmo.er A. a Reseldous Patient" 3 un
koes .oes 'an Seyerdo1eA Landscape aud Hsn'e' ]''
KoekEOek NJ p yan se'rioaes. EuVirOus Of os'e'
L. Pierre. Lou. Rnii &c A Hunting rarr~ STE.
Istck-rt. Chis. The Tvihs sht Hour $50
Marshall ThOs W How We Do 10 the AdIofaacks $50
Marshall rhos W, Looking dssel'e cobentf tAie
Merle iiugbes The Pet Goat' (pa.,slel s5So
ss ssa 'Ga f. saa r5 9.a s scsoss SSss s
Hepaer J.. Bifch Woods HpnnE" -
Nruh1vs. j. A.. 'Grandn others VISIT" "a.
Prcrus C.. The Wedding ~" 90
PerriuA, Leon. The 0ipser Giri." tg-
ReJ0jeas, /. T. Easier Made ,han Paa' sss'.
Ronncr Henrietta, 'Stu Iaie,' 81 -
Rsuner, Henrietta. a HAPPY PamiiF,' "a
Schaeiel,. Hendrix. "A Aerry- Making Sid1.
s@bes. r. W Bfbv Drli,ht~d,' kj25
Sehes. w Good Night" Sil3.
Sebes. p. W.. 'Ohi Loos. Mamma Siso.
Sebes, p W. T-ssrng Bsby tl,S
Shsyer Wa ~, The Fsl.rBin's StOrv' 800
SLAYER Hcuy The RestVes Ia E9pns Forrest Gagsoi F1S
smith. Charies. Rngfsh Lindsrspe" On
Cbares. English LaodcIpe." = 5
Smith T. L. We" 10 the Adirondiess" F9a
smiih T l.. Woods IN Autumn s7,0
Sperl. Favorable Opportrnty" Si3S.
SLAMMED r.. boTc Art 5BD.
sanme g. The Artsr. Reveue.' sS2o
St~vens. A., Expectation" bkia
Fhom = G. si Stil Ms" 5sT
Thom J. C.. PRETTY Pussy" bJ3 ..
Vaarbergh H.. Condemned" Sig.
Van Deixhan Interior With sheep bf9
Van Leempuien. G.. Interior. Nth PopI'r7 =" t9s
Van Seyerioncg T.. sheep aBd !io'ss, bG 3D.
Van Seyerdonck p. sheep" pa
vaa Se7erdonrk r. lntenor With sheep" so
vas Wvngaertt G.. An Agreeable intsrnaDtan." 500
V8reubers. J.. The Pet Of the HDusehoI' s67 -.
Ynenberg J., An Apt scholar" b70
YeFboeckhoven Busehe. Pastoral Scene' i.sDo.
vOa Sehen H.. TIE Gentle Dvyes' Slp
Voc Seben H.. "Feeiing the Bird" pi7s.
Won Sebea H.. "raEtalung." HlO.
Yea Seben. H.. P-edine hs Cost. sic
wliot P The OH Min On the 5cbriit.' >
wlhot, p. Companion. So
ZEN Pelr On tie Grand Canal. Venice 81 ;
ZnmcsInInn. r. s., the Torn shirt $50
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28

purity of my motives and Of cvery official act since
came into this House. ready TO meet here and
any charge which member will lay at my door, but
It is due and due to my associates that this House
shall not adjourn with unfinished Investigation hang
ing heads.
The motion to lay the table the resolution censuring
Mr. Kelley made by Mr Maynard of Tennessee. and
lt was agreed to. Yeas, III; Nays. 75
ANOTHER ATTEMPT AT CENsuRE.
Mr.. Stevenson then offered privileged question
resolution declaring that In the Judgment Of the House
il is no violation Of public policy for members OF Con-
gress to invest and speculate in stocks bonds and secu
rites OF railroads the OF which result ana
depend upon Congressional grants and subsidies in Gov
ernment bonds public lands.
Mr.. Negley rep, PENN and others made the point
that the resolution presented question OF privilege
and the Speaker so ruled.
Mr. Stevenson then offered this resolution question
OF privilege:
Resolved That this House hereby condemns the con-
duct OF Mr.. Samuel Hooper. "A representative OF this
House from the state OF Massachusetts, In investing in
the stock Of the Credit Mobilier OF America and In
tanning interest thereon and receiving enormous div
dends thereon. knowing the business in which the said
Credit Mooilier engaged, anu the sources OF its
enormous profits
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
FEBRUARY WEATHER.
ANOTHER sNow STORM.

ANOTHER snow STORM.
The store-houses of Winter were again
opened Yesterday. aud the fell with such per
sstency that one would naturally have supposed that it
was winters maiden effort FOR the season instead OF
rehearsal Of part which has become dull and tedious
beyond expression The storm typical fnasmuch as
it was beautiful 10 tho eye.
The sky was not 20 dense t usually Ia during
storm and hence the snow could De traced In their
snuous course far into mdair. There just enough
wind 10 form eddies OF snOw1akes without setting them
into binding whr or gathering them in great drfts.
The snow damp, too, that II clung tenaclOusly
10 every resingpace. ana IN few houts roofs were
hooded, windOwls ana dOOr steps cushoheu anu uees
msntled with larer ranent than they nave worn
this Winter
sunset the clear and the stars gave promise that
the storm About four inches OF snow fell on
level-qmte enough Ia impede travel ON All the ines
however diligently shovel and piow were Piled The
streets wall cleared for the most part to-day and tue
storm will occasion only Temporary Inconvenience.
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OP THE CHRf SIGNAL OFFICER.
wAsHIsGros, D. C., Feb. 2s-i q. IN.
svnopsis Tor A, Ddg f'0,niV-fDHr hSury.
The area of the lowest barometer has moved
barometer continues low Scw-EDgand with north
easterly winds cloud and snow nOrth ana west Winds
with generally clear weather. prevail from PeunsylYa
MIA 10 Florida and throughout the Gulf states. West
crly winds. with cloudy aud clearing weather pteYai
from the Ohio valley northward me temperature nas
fallen very generally from the Middle States 20 the
south ana the north west II has risen s!ohtlY III
Kansas and NeDraska. . ..,..
For Friday in New England rising barometer with
fresh northwest winds. and clear clearing weather.
the Middle and southern states cod nortA%-West %
noTthery winds veering 70 northeast with clear
weather. Lake region southwest and north west
winds continued low temperature ana parity c'o"uy
Caationary signals continue at Wilmington.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28

.,, ha desired to have examined who was his
oua.yue's accusert Was II not the peoplef And "
~. colleague he condemned was not TO be on
.n. testimony of q member OF the House of his own
,,ar,v strengthened and fortified as 1t was by
-. avn evasions aud prevarcatensi He (Mr
aoaar, would condemn man unheard, but after an Op
,rtunity had given TO his colleague for six long
va.ks and after as fair and impartial committee a.
n.a ever been appointed by the House mad sat until
ohing else 20 I've investigated, Il unjust to that
committee Il unjust 10 truth, COR his colleague 70
ay he had not been heard He reviewed the testimony
IN the case OF Mr. Kelley and argued that Mr.. Kelley
must have known that the corporation out of which
these enormous dividends came corrupt affair BE
said thst only had Mr. Kelley prevarcaed and con-
esed the truth but that he had attempted to get Cakes
Ames conceal t under oath He had found that his
own oOncealment not enough. Nh. Oakes Ames had
testified that Mr. Kelley and spoke to him about
this matter and called oan and said that he woud
nay him the amount OF the loan NJ. Ames told Mr
Kelley that he did not consider II that ne had let
him have $3.50 account OF the dividends. Mr. Kelley
said he would give Mr.. Ames check for the
amount and he did give him a check for $1,000
Mr. then tore the check two and handed IL back
to Nj. Kelley and called it payment. What scene.
said Nj Speer that must have been in the dark hour Of
night the gentleman from Pennsylvania and his
friend from Massachusetts concoctng story OF which
they we're both ashamed. There not water enough
in the Potomac away fOuness Of that record
themselves; they their He sat
ised Of the truth OF the report of the Committee and he
felt that it his duty 10 present the resolution
SPEECH OF MIR. MCRARY.
Mr McCrary (Rep., Ia.) member OF the Special
Committee said that II anybody after reading the
port Committee would say that this lust aud
fair proposition that idea Of Justice ana fairness
wss different from his The proposition that Mr.
Kelley and those other gentlemen stood IN the po
sitiOn and deserving OF the punishment as
had been inflicted Mr. Oakes Ames and Mr.. James
a proposition not warranted by the testi-
mony In tho case. he had almost said that IL
monstrous proposition. Hero two
meu tho conspiracy TO rob and plunder the
Government. one Of them the originator of the
credit MObher scheme. and a contractor, aud
the ofEes Government Director. and from the begin
nIng active IN the organization Of the Credit Mo-
ber AS 70 these other gentlemen, Mr. Kelley aud the
others the facts had been concealed from them They
lad not been informed the facts wlich made the
actions OF Ames and Brooks censurable They had
snpy contracted for shares OF the stock and
having voted simply a censure the two chief actors
TINS great wrong IL gravey proposed that those
other gentlemen should be placed m the same boat and
have the Punishment inflicted them. He thought
that tins and all other resolutions of the character
should be iaid on The table.
Ths House then, IT o'clock, took till p
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
SENATOR CoNKLING AND THE CENTRAL PA
GtpTT

SENATOR CONKLlNG MD IhE NE.'AhAL IA
CIFIC
r. me RdttOr OF The frtbHnc.
SIR Nothing The tribune has said for a
long time hurts me much the article this morning
ON senator Conkling. Even # the implied statement
that he receives an annual retainer from the Central
Pacific Railroad II does not follow that he has
done anything wrong THE TRIBUNE says II Is currently
reported aud believed Now, l. who hear early all the
scandal about public men, have heard this report
need hardly add don't believe IL.
Ist right the press in advance OF rnmor or catch
ing at its aintest whispers at time when real corrup
ton IS On trial. to desirous Of bringing unstained
reputatons within the hesnirohng influence OF the
.noke and SCOT OF scandalf Conkling and Carpenter
have never set been implicated by any evidence have
seen. Being only human thoY make mistakes; but |
don't believe they are corrupt. THE TRIBUNE does Mt
distinctly say they are but what It does say seems to
imply H. because OF the times ana circumstances
Respectfully, :" w.
N,tp. YORK. Feb ~. 1873.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28

AMERICAN MUSICAL FUND SOCIETY.

AMERICAN MUSICAL FUND SOCIETY.
The annual concert of this deserving society,
which has for its principal object the relief OF the sex
a,o ~ widows and orphans Will he given Saturday
evening at stcnway Hall Several features of the pro
cramme seem TO be specially interesting The orches'
ira. under the direction OF Mt Beremann' viii play
Concert Overture Of Rubnseins, never performed IN
this city. and a new overture By Mr. G. !. Bratow'
entitled The Great Republic" Miss Ida &. v hhl
will make her rs; appearance as vocalist Win song
by Mr.. L. G.. Hiu. Nadine Ur-o' MISS uofrau'' VT
- W uorr,u. Mr. Lft,oh Mr. " e. Auils aud sir.
Antoine Rein will also appear.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
The STATE or TRaDE.
nnNRaTlC MARKRrS

wILS-NGroz. Feb 27.snius TaFpcnne oEef 6ac Rosa
ia strto~i. - ~ 'or No. Crude rIpeune
yellow dip lui Virn. Tar higher -
AILwAUKEE Peb Floo, quiet aud unchanged Wheat steady AZ
81 81 20 No g. Corn AZ glc Tor No. Mixed
aaet unchsnged 95ic 70, No RYE dull and dropping
dal nominal No Pail Rsseipl.
0O1 bbls Fioar aud 00g ibaSh. Wheat. Shpments,ma.
Feh EflOuf quiet. GJ brands declined c Whest
dull and nominal Red Water brh 40 690 - 10 No.
6iGs b. Corn quiet and unchanged Oas arm ile 20
Petroleum 1uiet and unchanged
HEv-OaLEAxS. k.Corn iner 6ac or White Toe for
yellow Ban ,oh - a0 81 20 llaF 90 rj Prime
bBrsR Choice Dry Salei Meats irner Tor Shoulders
Clear sides. Bacon Tic
M shoulders Clear Rib sides and Sc for Clear SIDES
Other anchiuzei hsugeSerns t2a3 NerfOrk light
/! 1renIam. u.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
NEGOTIATING WITH THE MoDocs.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 26.-Capt Jack has
started for place three miles west Of his camp at the
-outh end Of Tue Lake. at which point he viii meet the
peace Commissioners The Indians opposed 10 any
lder beinr pre-ent hut Capt Jack said ne would talk
with Cen Candy The sodiors would frighten hts men.
but tuey would meet uuarmsd sng ngmber Of olllLeu7
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
CATTLP MARKETS

F-b g7fArrLE E-Recpx lHsl market ftY active
Dnc steady selling - 0
S5 W so % Si c0rnei Texans
- far soci ,tocken. 81 506 80 ni .hirmrnts 78
Of the trains deisTed By the
storm hppnz good choice at
,. 35a IS TO- mostly medium dull packers
cute the market shipments. 6.NA.
sHBEP iali With large number d from ycstef
80 sm IS 3 choice shipments ~
BALrnokH Frh ZCArTIR 10 improved demand De
tsy brou Fht 11ic generally q1Ay
liam or good ouslty a. q5:c recripts go; aes 0l9
oGs-Idxh supply demand tendency ard At VI asc
receipts 5li3.
SHEKP IN good densad a 598c.; receipts 30I
CFr st~ Asrhi, StA0R SiL Pggst
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
ACCIDENT No GOV. HENDRTcys.

ISDiANsPOLIs. Feb. &7.-GOv Hendricks in
coming OF his residence 'eary this morning slipped
and fell striking his head upon a step with such
force infct injuries which will incapacitate him
from business for few days He is resting quietly 70
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28

RRIKyAP-t san Fr.sses Cal S.tuF Feb 5 sl Augusta
" sife 2. Bckhsp lsrnsI o. t4 c aad dAlkhf e
No. NJ. r. Yates. aEei q resr
Oswego IN. W papers please oopf
RpysOy-Ia Bsomau Feb 2 1877 M There's eldest tiuhte Of
N.r,,rt .as Sam Beusas the 18th OF her
Fanss. rom the residence lher sauiaY ~ o'clock
BRRArH-Oa w-sc.lay Feb % Jane. breath IA the list Of
TIE i,ye and feaia Of the hnT aysi the aera
ssrUce Rni.f 1h lnst. Too IAsgca S ihv DC
i,rB.l eJr. tusrb ,Hi tsc sctf, hrsasi'u
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28

-LOgGwORTH aonfsr FEB "a At e. Marks Charch
Wil,n,burrb L. L. M Hakias, d. ~ assisted b. ne
Rev H. p Roberts R9bt K. BDy 10 Viola daughter OF Dad
Loagworh. ESQ. No cards
nAy-RAyfRRk Irviusoa n J. Saturiiy Frb o. bT Rev
cider PecI Mr. David Masr D. BAVier al 4 ke~ark.
DR COPPgT-PAwCErT- Tuesday Feb 15 AZ All Souls Churh
by the Bellows SIR Henry he Cppe % Mss Lnrs FaSes
daughter af Nj Predetick FaWcett, ali Of this city
POST-BINlNGER-A Whtest0ne l. L.. TUESDAY Feb - bv he
Rev D. H. Abbott Rredecs Post 10 iaruet isaghF Of Abraham
BahgeL
PHILIP NACBRIDg- rue.isv Feb - by Rev n Philip
aei by Esnshe J. Ph2 o. hrOakfn 10 Cams
L. Macbuis Of GTeespoa-