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CORN e. OATS
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
A NEW ENTERPRISE.

From The frequent enquiries made to me. within
lne past few years, by those wishing to buy and
sell Real Estate well as those desiring to let
and rent places have been forced TO the con
clusion, that there was actually evisting neces-
-ty OF some ones enbarkIng in the enterprise
and of opening Office and books, and in a meas
ure, a; least, provide Tor this growing necessity.
would therefore respectfully solicit the pat
ronage and encouragement OF the public. in bring
ing into life and being this enterprise, by giving
me their business, and by united effort making
it mutually beneficial to ourselves and others
Therefore 10 all those having lands and tecnients
TO sell TO let, If they will give full descrip
ton of them, by calling or sending to me. l will
ende ayor to keep open an avenue to those desi--
ing to purchase sell, AMI thereby facilitate an
an existing demand. guarantee satisfaction as
to charges to all who may favor me with their
business. AT. BURNHAM.
Ellsworth. March 2sth. 1879. 3S.u
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Ayers
Cherry PeCtoral,

For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds. WhoopIng-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MARCH g. 1s7s-QUADRUPLF
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALEs.
Laundresses. SO.
l.0U0 Specialize woman to do washing for family
or gentlemen at her residence terms moderate; good
reference.
ofwaslng done in superior style Guns and collars
speciality; goods collected and delivered promptly; Or
Nurses. DC.
OJO EAST ssTH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
AlO woman as wet nurse in private family.
900 WEST 18TH ST., BETWEEN 7TH AND sTH
I'D avs.Waned baby to wes nurse at her own ,g
eIrenee young and healthy Address DR.. e. ALIEN
CeO WEST xD STAN IMMEDIATE ENGAGE.
AOC ment as monthly NURSE
- would like TO have baby TO nurse on the bottle,
where it would have mothers care
1O7 WEST 26rH STA RESPECTABLE MARRIED
iC woman as wet nurse city or country; willing
aud obliging: goodreierence
40 WEST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE PROTEST
ant Middle woman as monthly nurse no
aooless "fs WIN VA.
AN AMERICAN LADY WOULD LIKE POSITION
ms BY the week or month II some dro s class lass
town Branch Office l265 Broadway.
SITUATION AS WET NURSE wANTED-BYA YOUNG
Mrs pa
Miscellaneous.
C1O WEST 4sD STA CAPABLE AND HIGHLY
L-fC respectable lady 10 take care of an aged couple
competent to take entire charge Of house Can be
90 EAST nth sT-AN ENGLISH PERSON, WHO
child no objection to travel Ca Monday address
AK WEST 18Th ST.. FIRST FLOOR PARENrs'
maid
1SS WEST 10TH ST., THIRD FLOOR BACK
loo room, between 9th and 10th ays-A girl wishes
ing. Can be seen on Monday.
LADY WISHES TO ACCOMPANY A FAMILY TO
"A California; Is never seasick will take care q chill
Herald Uptown Branch office, tor three days.
A -wANTED-BY WIDOW A SITUATION AS
Of 9Sue aggranged French flats WGsld
Herald Brooklyn Branch Office.
A YOUNG LADY OF REFINEMENT AND EDUCA-
IA ton, possessing fine musical talent companion
YOUNG LADY, HAVING MUCH LEISURE TIME,
Miss 3D. so sePS eqa sh oce
4 LADY OF NATURE AGE WISHES TO HEAR OF
"A party visiting Europe whom she might accompany
as has good reference to genuine
fcrtnsht j. c. Brooklyn Branch Herald Office ~
A YOUNG AMERICAN LADY WISHES COPYING
n to do at home or in an Office Call on or address
COPYIST, A Rivngton ST..
YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE COPYING OR
"A writing of any kind TO do at home would take
situation. Address A. S., Herald Uptown Branch office
VNANTED-A POSITION, BY A MIDDLE AGED
an invalid would accept anything not mental. Address
NJ. A. ", Brooklyn Branch Herald office.
VVANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY WHO THOROUGHLY
w understands the of children, a situation
adys chidrens maid she wishes to return to Europe
reference. Address MAAT, box III Herald Uptown
Branch office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

DRAWERS OPERATORS WANTED
~ on Wheeler Wilson's machine, to make Jean an(
linen drawers; steady work at good prices.
WETMORE X HITCHCOCK, 271 Canal st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

A SITUATION WANTED BY A BOY, Is YEARS OF
"A age. in some mercantile house; wages no object
Address his father, DANIEL G. CHAPMAN. 20 9th ay,
BroOklyns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

A WANTED, EXPERIENCED SALESLADIES FOR
"A. our jet goods and jewelry departments none but
those having good city reference need apply.
STERN BROTHERS,, 1857 9th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

FIRST CLASS CoACHMAN (ENGLISD WISHES a
n situation undoubted city references Call on or adj
dress H. 81 al Brewsters, 9th av and lit ST. for two
days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE MARRIED LADY,
w position housekeeper in gentlemans family |;
country reierred Is member Of the English Church
is thoroughly competent to discharge AL the duties OF
large establishments good references given and required
Address Mrs. KARRUTHERs, Herald Uptown Branch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

CITUATION WANTED-BY VALET OR BODY SER
- want to trave speaks several languages; very hes
city references Address box 35 Herald Uptown Brancl
ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

VXrANTED-BY AN EDUCATED AMERICAN WIDOW.
w Of 2S position in widower,s family, where she
could have her little daughter aged years with her
capable of making home happy and not afraid to work.
willing to 90 to the country or travel reference if
CURED Only parties need address, appointing
interview. MAUD NJ. w., BROOKLYN Ost office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

INRRAND GIRL WANTED MUST BRING COOL
~ references must be at least Is years Old know
to read and write, and, IL competent, will find O goo
situation at I39 Wavcrey place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

A FIRST CLASS CoAcHMAN WANTS A GOOD sITuA-
N tion-Can give four years reference; no obcctiol
city country Can DC for two days ut 36 East
32d ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

A FIRST CLASS COACuMAN AND GROOM WANr3
n a situations; Is German, married man, no family, J
OF long experienced understands his business in all iJ
branches; excellent driver; Is sober, respectful and
willing; best city references. Address ADAM box l?3
Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

LADY WISHES TO ACCOMPANY A FAMILY TO
n California; is seasck; will take of chill
dren invalid her passage Address Miss NJ,
Herald Uptown Branch office, tor three days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

A POSITION AS HOUsEKEEPER IN A GENTLE
n mans family, and that of q wdower greatly pre-
ferred desired by young and cultivated lady, who
in every way competen; satisfactory references given
and required. Address T. H. s.. Herald Uptown Branch
office,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

NyANTED--A DRY GOODS SALESMAN THOROUGH.
w ly understanding domestic and linen stock will he
also required TO take charge store alter business and
sleep III the best of reference wanted Address
j. BENNIFT, 1875 Church street New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

A YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS WAITER
N in a private family thoroughly understands his
business; best city reference Address d. Herald Up
town Branch office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09
CoACHMEN AND GARDENERS.

IN ABLE BODIED MAN, MARRIED, WANTS A
IA situation farmer and gardener Address s., Lin-
ngton sons, ZIG Front ST. where particulars can bo
IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

s)1G WEST 9TH ST., SECOND FLOOR ROOM g.
AIO respectable woman wishes washing at her own
house by the day. do all kinds of uting
has good reference Call for two days; can be seen at
any time,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

GARDENERS SITUATION WANTED-BY A MAN
VI capable Of laying out new place, putting uD graz
peres greenhouses &c or taking good care OF gentle
mans place already Improved; would take charge Of
small farm In connection with the garden; married
Scotch and would like q good, permanent situation.
Can address A. j., at Brdgcmans seed store SO
Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

1Ok WEST 4OTH ST., THIRD FLOOR, BACK
fOC room, between 9th and 10th avs-A girl wishes
situation in small private family; is willing and oblig
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

VdTANTED-A SITUATION FOR A HIGHLY EDU-
w Gated middleaged German lady, in a respectable
family either to supernend the or TO educate
children she understands English and French perfect
ence given and required. Address r. F. lib Market St.,
Newark. N j,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

A YOUNG LADY FROM THE COUNTRY, EDU-
n Gated refined and agreeable, desires situation as
housekeeper companion any position OF refer
ences Address STRANGER, Herald Uptown Branch
office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

yNANTED-BY LADY OF CULTURE AND RE-
w 1nement position saleslady; first class refer
ences Address NJ G. NJ, Herald Uptown Branch Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

A LADIES ARE INVITED TO TAKE ANY KIND
n. of Sewing Machines they like, and to take out
shirts ladies' undergarments &C., 10 make ut home In
shop, and pay only small sums down and leave We small
sums every week, and get cash for work, FINSBUkY
GARMENT MANU- FACTrRERS LOG Chambers st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

YOUNG LADY, HAVING MUCH LEISURE TIME,
n wishes copying some light employment Address
Miss S. D., box 1874 Herald Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

YOUNG LADY, OF ABOUT % YEARS OF AGE, OF
"a culture and refinement to superntend the house
teach young children; reference given an required
Address d. NJ, box 12O Herald Uptown Branch Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

L,IRsT CLASS CARPET SEWERS WANTED
NJ SHEEHY, sos Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

OPERATORS ON WILCOX GIBBS MACHIN Els
Incompetent to do the finest lace work, such as peatng
putting, &C. to such will pay from So to $40 week Cali
after 10 O'Clock, on Tuesday ut III Broadway,
store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

AN EXPERIENCED NURSE IN A. SOUTHERN
m family must be neat and genteel and well recon-
mended from last employer; German French pre-
ferred good wages II suited Call, between hours of
stairs. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

TTOTEL OWNERS.-A GENTLEMAN OF 10 YEARS
IL experience offers his services to hotel owners to
and superncnd the same; country city sal
moderate unexccpOna references given. Address,
with real name, G. CASWELL Herald office.
, 1873-12-11
MILWAUKEE, ITEMS.

Sutoia! Dsoatoh to 9hs Chicago Tff6Uns,
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 10.-1'ho printers Of the
city laye ii,auguratod movement for the colo-
bration Of FraHklin's birthday.
Mr. a. II. wilkins 4aa takon charge OF the
elevators III this olty owuad by tile vt. Paul nail-
road Company.
A now Sunday paper ia to be iesuod in this
place, In woek or two. by sume enterl,riaiug
typos, on whom tho lato melancholy .lcath Of
tho Sunday Sentlnel seelns to hayo made no I'M
proaeson, It IL said that each purchaser Of u
Paper is to get q boor tiolet gratis. Unloubtod-
ly lhe paper will pay on this p!au.
Capt. Evans, OF tho royenuo cutter Andrew
JohnSon,.. has beon put OH tho "detaohod
sers1oo list, and IL awaiting ordess to tho Bouth
Atlantic squadron.
, 1873-12-11
FINANCIAL,
Work Stopped by tho dbyvners Of tho
Minerva Hiatt Etarla.acp in nltt,vau-

WORK stopped by Ito 0yVnGr1 Of TIC
Altncryst lsisast Furnace in N1tt.val.
lkcc.
special Dtspatch to Tia Chicaoo T,fo,t,,e
M1wAuNEl, Doc. 10.-Tho Minerva blast fur
nacs, located ou the South Side In This city,
shut down last night. Tho Minerva Company
employ aboMt 200 mon, and do yory extensive
btsincsa. The stringoncy Of tho tiulos aoomn to
llavo Infected thotn, for tho roason that tho
atuck which they have manufactured In largo
qnantiticB llas boon aconmulatiug o., thoir lants
for q considerable time back. lilo railroads
havc boon using old ntook almost ontirely, aud
consequently tho mills haye not found Aalo for
their now lnutcrial. Finding II. difficult
to obtain cnsh enough to pay tfeir hands, The
Company Inns Issued notes III scrip. Theeo. how
over, are persollal notes. not lna1o payable to
order or bearer, aud, belng only oyidolicon Of
debt. are Of coulso useless 10 tho mon fur p1r-
posos Of trado II tho Company will agree to
isslle negotiable paper, it IL probable that tho
men will roturn to work ngain Mt once. a
meeting Of Tho worklnon IL bo'ng hold to-
night, at which 1t Ii probable Homo definite mr.
rangcment will lo 1llado ia regard to tho dill
Guilty. It wonltl bo heavy burden to tho city
to Anvo 200 moro more mon added to tho number
already out Of employment.
, 1873-12-11

FURTHER LEa1sLAT1oS.
ospootf1l]ly suggest that sonio furthor 1ogis-
lation 10 Ind to tho cnd tint your Hoard Hlloi,ld
hayo power to doBignalo tl,rco additional mon
wlio may 10 called upon to not upon tho Commit
tee Of Arpoalg, WHOM ono or two. or all, Of tho
members Of said Committee rnay 10 absent.
...... TIE EyH1NlTs
Exhibit IA, !" which accompanies thtH roport.
blows Tho monthly recopta aud disbursements
yoar ending Oct. III. 1878. Tho Disbursements,
as shown upon this exhibit, ineludsa an ito,n for
Office repairs md improvements, which, Of
course. cannot DO properly conaldorod "a regular
Exhibit ''D' Bhowa tho aynount Of inspection
charged each month, md tho amount collected
OF sane. As will DO observed, tho groatest ahorl-
ago III collections during. my administration Ia
upon April and May, tho first two months Of my
administration. Az for October, considerable
portion Of The shortage as appears upon tito or
hiblt will yet bo collected, but tho necessity Of
closing this report prccludep furthor collections
Esi,iIit 70" shows tho amount OF grain in-
.apectoa, aud the cont Of tho inspection for tho
year.
Exhibit u" shows tho number Of cars and
boats Of grain inspected for oach month OF the
ycar, alld tho totnl for tho year.
Exhibit "E shows the amount OF eael1 kind
Of grain in store Oh the lust Saturday in oach
month Of tho yonr.
Exhibit ar" shows tho number OF busl1ols OF
bIFAA !NdlltClGu OH QeltFBFlG6 from ELEVATORS,
for each month OF tho year, mud tho total for tho
year.
Exhibit " G." Blows tho storage carncity OF
tho grain elevators Of tho city to bo ii 525o0O
bushels. and m additional capacity of l,7000U0
bushels will soon bo completed by tho erection
OF two now elevators, which aro now under con-
trnct This will give total ELEVATOR oapacity Of
1t, ,225, 600 bushels.
Paper II us copy Of the r,,lcs governing
tho inspection of grain III tho State Of Illinois,
adopted by your Board, which won't into eject
Aug. %, 1878.
GROWING POPULARITY OF TIE INSPECTION.
can confidently state that tho present sys.
ten, of atnte grain inspection Ia rapidly growing
III favor, III consequence Of which q strong pr o.
sure is being brought to bear to llavo tho system
extended to Peoria, Fulton aud Joliet, which
arc now excluded from tho benefits Of tho Bys-
tom in consequence Of the 'citics OF 100000
population clause. Not only is the aystom
growing in favor in cur own statc, but 1t las Ut
tracted tho attention Of pl,iladolnhia aud New
York, in consequence Of tho benefits TINT could
10 made to accrue to the grain trade OF tho
East.
III conclusion Of this, my first annual report l
cannot refrain from expressing my sympathy for
tho groat losa your Boarl has recently sustained
in tho death OF Col. H. D. Cook. Worry respoct-
fully, WA. II. HARPER, Chiof Inspector.
, 1873-12-11
iowa Slnte Grange.

Special Dispatcato to The chic..Yo TRIBUNE.
uEs MONIES, 1a., Dec. 10.-Tha State Grange
met at 10 o'clock this morning. BY resolution,
the roports Of olficora submitted yesterday woro
authorized to be published.
THE sEcnErAnY's REPORT
ahows tardinoss in Graugos In reporting their
iues to the btato officers, and suggests a reduc-
aon on dues to all subordinate Granges which
Fill pay promptly.
THE TREAsunEn's REPORT.
Ii. L. DOWN, tho State Treasurer, reports re-
seipts from all sources Of 918os0.70; expoudi-
snres, $7,C83.67; balanco In tho Treasury.
bl0,397.12.
EXECUTIVE Committees REPORT.
Tho Executive Committee report that they
have purchased the Warner haryestcr-the best
nado-for the purpose Of manufacturing 1t at
homo; md Hay that the machine can DO
made for 500. Tho Committee concludes its
report as follows: sour order Ia now
moasurably cut loose from all combinations,
and 1t now remains for uB to demonstrate to tho
world tho fact which wo have 80 long claimed,
shat Our order is ablo to doviso ways md means
Tor providing implements. and ut very much
reduced pricee, to meet the demands Of tho
farmers. We have now manufactured within
ehe bounds Of our Own State almost all tho i'm
plenents used by tho producing claascs, and au
opportunity ia now offered ns OF manifcstng
sur fidelity to principle by concentrating our
1trength within our own State, and upon given
IMPLEMENTS tue manufactulera Of whioh arc not
,nly willing but doHrouB OF entering into COM
nerclal relations with liz.
sFANpING COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
Standing Committees we.o appointed. consist
ng Of ono member from each Congressional
District, on tho National Financial Policy aud
N the Constitution and Bylaws; mud Of two
rom each district Oh tho Harvester Cuntrncts.
fhe latter CoIanltteo is instructed to have tile
lArVcsters manufactured In tho State, aud III
mch local'tics as they may deem boHt for con-
fenicnt shipment.
ELEorIoN OF oFFIcERs.
Tho Grange. after some preliminary business,
proceeded to tho election Of officers. onl. Il. D.
5tncdlcy, tho present urand .Mastor. was ro-
'lectod with little opposition. Tho other Off
eess elected arc as follows: Oyorsoor. ]. II.
Dixon. alalaska County; Lecturer. j. Wilkiu-
ton. Tams County; Steward, D. ".
IN: Thachor, Of Yen Buren, County; Treasurer,
II. L: DOWN, Of Polk County; Chaplain Con
eral. " Wilson, OF Polk County; Secretary, N.
y. darrotson, Of Madison County,. Gato-
Keeper, p. e: Dickens, et Fremont County;
Eeroa, ara: Spencer Day. Of ..MarshalI County;
Pomona Mrs. Cole, Of Jasper County; plora
Hss. White, Of Howard County.
MILEAGE.
By resolution, delegates to tue State Grange
rors allowed mileage at 10 conts per milo oSo
Nay, and S1.60 per diem during tho aoeaion.
ETATE AGENT.
In tho ovontng. j. D. Whitoman WAS re.elooted
4tato Agent.
[3p the Assoctated p.t.s.1
DEs MONIES, H., Doc. 10.-The State Grange
Of Patrons Of lIusbandsy waH occupied today
almost exclusively III tie eleoion OF ollicors for
tho ensuing year. Tho ooutoat Oil nearly all Of
the officers Was sharp and prolonged, Tho oleo-
, 1873-12-11

BALTIMORE Nd, Dec. 10.-rho Board OF Di-
rectora Of tho baltimore II Ohio Railroad to-day
unanimously re-uloctcl ]. W. Gurratt President
for the onsuing year, this being lis sixteenth
torn. In the alBeuco OF Mr.. Galla.t in Europe,
John King, Jr., WAS unanimously elected presi-
dent pro tenn.
NEW YoNls, Dec. 1o-At tho annual election
Of tho Stockholders of tho Atlantic l. Great
Western Nailroad Company tho following named
Directors wero elected Tor tho ensuing ycar
". II. ,Upspn, John Tod, Il. 1loBs. Horny i.
Parsons, ". W. McFarland, JAmes Il. Hodg-
kius, 4. uogewiAci,, Adam s. Hewitt, ]. ii.
Deyoraux, and Reuben Hitchcock.
, 1873-12-11
Accidentally Shot,

COLUMBUS. O., Dec. 10.-Ilo latest fatal re-
suit Of thu accidental discharge OF a gun CO.
CURED here this morning. A young son OF
baby, aud, with his ulster, years old, thoy woro
sent upstairs to play. While ut play tic littlo
girl rau againut a shelf on which . loaded Gun
was standing, knocking 1t down and throwing
eoana to gn to oGee@ aG oo "1Gn th it s T1s dso o tue
tho top Of tho skull completely of. The boy
and tho baby woro uniniured.
, 1873-12-11
RELIGIOUS,
Presbyterian missionary Convention
H8t.aArsfb.

I117UJ tpFE11a1 N1ERRIDt10FY CUNYGN1IUH
HI dsGOriu.
Special Nsuatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
PEORIA. ILL.,, Dec. 10.-Ihe Missionary Con-
voution closed ils exercises and labors this
evening. 1lliH forenoon was devoted 10 discus
sion Of important queations boaring directly on
tho subject Of foreign nliBasona A number OF
woll-k,lowi. ministers from, Central Illinois, ill.,
Guiding J. r. Reasonor, of Elmwood; J. A. Cor
uolasoll, OF Washington j. Il. MaeIli, Of Low
stou und others. took part in the debate, which
was closely followed by tho audience. This
afternoon Mrs. sarah ]. Rlea, Of pornia, gave
an exceedingly interesting aud eloquent lecture
on tho subject ot missionary work. aud wou.a1a',
pnrt therein. Tho nov. robert Lomngtola, Of
brazll, aud tho Roy. +. ". johnson, Of Iidin,
Addressed tho meeting thiA evening. Il, point
of attendance aud interest the Convention has
beou decided Ruocega.
, 1873-12-11
If0nds Leased by tho Atlantic & pn.
cific k1na:rNz.us

1Fchf8oA {EtsH.] Ca1Nll'l01l, De. Q.
Information reached the Champion oftice yes-
terday that the Atlantic l. Pacific Railroad had
been extending it's complicated network of mil
roads though tho West and Southwest until it
had tho strongest and most profitable combina-
ton tlore MAS After careful inquiry cnd ex-
drawn up paper leaHiug tho Missouri River naii-
road, Leayonworth, Atchison X Northwestern
Railroad. Buouvillo Extension Of tho Opago Val
10y l. Southern Kangas Railroad Lexington l.
st. Louis Railroad, aud st. Louis, Lawrence j.
Denver Railroad all to tho Atlantic d Pacific
Railroad, for consideration Of $1,000, 900 per
annnm, and for period Of 900 yoais, was fled
in the oDlco Of our County Register.
, 1873-12-11
Tho Out look in nn&l About phllatlcI-
plli1i.

Special Dt&pntch n The Chicago Tribune.
pnr1ApErrn1A, Pa, Dec. 10.-Thcro was do
cided Improvement Visible in to-day's molloy
marriott, Tho demand was light, and tho supply
Of funds above al average. causing decline Ii,
ratios. Call 1oans wcre quoted at Q per cont. mud
artt-claBs commercial paper, for which tLoro
was good demand, Mt : por cont.
MANUrAoTuR1Su.
Tho majority Of the manufacturing ostablis1,-
motifs in the upper part of tho city haso resumed
operations, running from full to half tin,o many
with n full force ct hands. Wages have been
reduced 10 to IL per cont. Twenty mills l1nvo
started up again In Monnyunh during tho pnst
weok, aud ono Of tho largest manufacturers in-
formed me today Of his belief TINT all would DO
running by the beginning Of the now year.
, 1873-12-11

P1rranunnu. Pa, Dec. 10..-Joln RosB, late
Secretary OF the Water Commissioners, through
whom half million OF bonds were nalavfully
hypotlecatod in Philadelphia to bolster up 4
failing bunk. was before tho Fiuancial Com
mittee to-day but refused to testify, and ia
under arrest for contempt. Tho investigation ia
gradually bringing to light the circumstances Of
the affair, aud will probably implicate q number
Of parties outside Of tho city officers.
, 1873-12-11
GOOD TEMPT AIRS m La SALE. ILL,

Special Dispatch to Tht (hir00o Tribune.
LA6ALLE, Ill, Deo. 10.-TlIo Good romplarB Of
thia city performed public initiation it thoIr
Smith, pastor OF tho Methodiat Church, do
lyersd an eloquent Address. Tho hall Has
alsd to it, utmost oapauity.
, 1873-12-11

- SALT LAKE, Utah, Dec. ia dispatch from
Fort Bridger sayn: "a party Of Indies and
gcntlemen who left Iiodmunt yesterday utter
noon to attend dance hero last night, werc lost.
aud their team becoming exhausted. tho party
railroal agent aud operator at Piedmont, started
alone to find tho fort md got aid. but WAS lost
and fiozen to death. Tho rest Of tho pnrty,
among them the wife Of tho deceased, arrived
here safely this morning."