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New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
DIED.


-sadduy MoadaY 18th lust James D. Aehoss
man, 10 the 60th OF his
The funeral services will be e hi lac isuce Nebsterve
nexr Soah Jersey Cy Hgat,. 1hHrfay everirg s'7s
O'Clock VIII oe tihth 70 'o'eV
evening Dec 10 Charles Davis aged b2 Iea
Relatives friends invited attend the funeral sir'ce H ns
Point j.. Fhnrsdai, ~
mains will be removed Cemesr, Friday monns
HOYT-On sunday IA 1873 Hon James H. lio Ats saps
n Y. and N. a. X r., in the 6jh year Of bis age
Puae vii be hd Johns Church stamford 'onn cN
WedDeay Dec IL ga Relatives aud Trends o' INC isaiy
respectfully nsi.ed to attend
KESYOy-On the varpum s. j, on, efa OF the late
yslnum 4 and Maggie 4. kenyon. ssed YEAR. . ,..
HI, remains hiess Herkmer Co., Tor nmss~
LONEs-A Vernon Mondav Dee 10 Jouas Lohes NJ ID.
SERVICES at residence ocok Thurfa, 'Sh
p. Carriages train avins 6raad |esTaI
Depot at IL NJ, y. Y. and n IL. X H.
LYNCH-on Sunday morning. Dec. Ia. james Lrncs
respectfully invited 10 attend the unsrs i"n
his iste resdenc l29 TsenyGsst Henesis morals
a 0clJck CbureD Of ~ francs Niyer Neh ot
ath uhsr. Mass will be celebrated for the repcse ~
his soul
Noss-A Aoh, Long snd sunday Dec Ii, william AaAs.
IN the 7ls Of bis %
The re atyes and family r,spca, nyei 70 af
bis ate residence GrseGcas ST. Astoria os "s
dss, Dee II, N lO5 o'clock
RUssBL-on 10th Cahsne Russell in the 6ls' ye" s
her
The will be held from the residence Of her eroths
,S p Nrskrk cor and Hsnonsves jersey C,J.
j. at on Thursday The 10Th INST lie emsns
will be taken 10 Nysck for nesmshL
sTRGgsCu Tuesday 10 Lothrop H. Suree iAe Of the hrs
sf Chairman Co.. IN 'be SUN year oi ps ~se
Notice OF funeral hereafter
WILLAMSOa Monday, Dec Is at Sesars n j. Tbos Wilan~
in he 66h of BIS
yaa raj er,e. will be NJ L. Charh ope
st. Harlem Fnisy. the l9h last, a.
family and boss Of ns brother A.
isN ThoA u. rsppea. respectfully invited to attend
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
A BROKERS' DAY.
LESS ACTIVITY WITH INCREASED IIRsi;Tss ~ THE
STOCK SABKET.


STOCK MARKHT.
Yesterday wes dull day in the Stock Ex-
chapgs and ON lhe street generally. II q
"b brokers, day" and nearly all the fluctuations were
duo TO the process OF "nilking' which has been
going on for several days Tho "lOrg" interests
control the market aod DeIo very few bears" to
lo seen. The heaviest operations Wcro in Western
Union. The market va, less active than on Monday,
but prices nrIner. Thore wero slight reactions
in the afternoon, but the leadlng stocks tho list
closed higher than at tic opening Of business Tic ad
vance in gold which has steadily continued since nGl
ton became the recognized policy of the Governmont,
reached YESTERDAY. ls though the price aterward fell
OG 10 2b Foreign exchange closed weak at lOs for co
days sterling notcs The Assistant Treasurer paid out
$4,000 IN redemption OF bonds AM s!GO)n on interest
TIE Treasury statement shows an Increase OF
the leSsl-tenier circulation OF s65,oco since Monday
H. Il. Cailin tE Co. and Peakc. Oplycsc & Co, dry
goods merchants who asked for extension Of time on
their commercial paper during the panic Of September
have informed their creditors that they viii pay the
January iu5.anent Of their ndcbtednes IN advance OF
maturity latter drm nave been paying their Jan
nary obligations for two weeks. and eXpect To antici
pate their paymcatsin in the fitnie.
A meetn < os tho creditors of AuguBtns W. King was
held yesterday afternoon, and all who were present
greo1 20 take 60 per cent at the end OF six months in
fall satisfacton OF their claims. Mr.. King told
TRIBUNE reporter taat those who were not present were
detained hy busircss engagements and had sent him
word thnt they would consent 20 any 1gemcnt that
might be made by the Others Hc said that mis- cashier,
Hosford, had oyerdrawn bis accOunt 5000. and had
stolen about si O)O this the deficiency. friend
Of King told Tho reporter that number of securities
wero missing.
-Four bonds Of the Western Union Telegraph Company
which came into tne % session OF John MunrOe Co.,
bankers aul brokers No. Wallst, about Nov.
!. 1873, arc claimed by william Hunter rs being his
property. Mr. Hunter has begun Ii suit inihe Supreme
Cont TO re cover them AS 5Ohn u. O3s Edward Tuck,
and John nnroe members OF the 0rm OF II nroe Co..
reside abroad former 1t is sIid at Liverpool aud
tho others at Paris order U service OF summons IN
the suis, by publication, has been made.
" get forth in the petition Of Andrew T. Hastings,
receiver OF the BCourity Insurance Company of New
York To the Supreme CUurl order 10 sell Dy pup
lie auction tue uncuerted ceDs To the Security Com
pany iint he has already re1Zed upon the property
and assets OF the Company SGJ0,00a
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
POLITICAL NOTES.

1T the charter election in Watertown, n. l.,
yeseray the whole Democratic city ticket was elected
by ,ns,r les ran ding from 30 10 5O1 The Republicans
GsrrieJ city In November by lo6 majority.
= Itr. LamlsOn's defense of the salary grab is
not Yery warmly appi,uied In ONO The Oinc'nno"
Laqurer says he what is not true when he de-
ares that n. constituents approve his position, and in-
Mites him tins praetcii test Of the Question; IL ne
lNeyes i;, lot him resIa position and trust 10 the
chances OF reelection. He would be beaten by larger
majority than he was originally chosen by"
IL is reported that the Hon. K. NJ. L.
Hunters schomo for cOmpensatiug the South for the
emancipaed slaves has seriously injured his chances
for securing the U. g. Senaorsbip from Virginia. md
What a simi,ir misfortune nas betaen the Hon A. H. H.
Stuart f1r advocating the coonzOn Of the negroes In
so,e foreign land Tue highest in favor for the
SENATOR mp said 70 be Governor elect Kemper
nud nX-(.uY. VA ker.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
THE OCEAN HORROR.
HINTS RECEIVED IN THIS CITY.

Abraham Bininger Of No. 80 Broad-st. has
receive ed letter from his daughter. written on board
the Trimountain and mailed from Cardiff. Miss Bin
ipger was on board the Vile du Havre with hor mother
ON tho voyage which ended SO disastrousy, aud her
mother was lost The letter OF too tender and per-
sona nature to be gwen to the public but few OF her
nts are Of general interest She had been sea
sick large part Of the time on the voyage and whom
bs steaner was struck both she and her mother were
fully dressed They the deck, where they
tood with elasped hands until the vessel sunk. Mrs.
Hnipger was perfectly calm, and was praying
auaibly: they realized that they were In
great danger, but did not know that the
steamer was sinking until they under the water.
II .eemed 10 her that she went under the water for
miles and ON returning to the surface she was alone
She seized pecc OF the wreck hoatlne near M'''e
Helen uxter soon rose the water aud seizsd hold
OF the same plank These two were the hral laoos res
cued There were IL ladies saved In ALL among whom
the two Misses Hunter tof No@-forH VINO lost
father and mother: MISS B.nlnger proposed 10 take
them With her 10 her friends 10 Pars MIA: Blhngcr
spoke tho highest terms Of the courage ana devotion
the officers and Of tho Loeb Earn anu Vi lns hos'
| pitslity tsndered them on the TTlmountain'
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
GOYERNMENT WE1THER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL DFsICER,i
WASHINGTON, D. e., Dec. Ill u. III. }
Cl,uOJslg for me mast "a hours.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, u. e., Dec. Ill u. IN.
Syn0DsS for me past "a hours.
The barometer continues high on the Allan
tic coast from uc Florida, wnic IL Is lowest IN the
North West -. i, =,
Tnr temperature remains unchanged except In the
Central Mississippi Valley, where slight rise sreported
(cu,rdy clear weather, with hght 90 scnfes Variable
winds ~ reported from all tho dlstrcts east OF the
Rocks Mountains, except In Iowa. where threatening
weather prevails. -,--.,, - o.,
Tho ObiJ lsver is st rising at Louisville and Caro-.
while Il rs fanug Cincinnati, Marietta and Pittsburgh
The Mississippi is rising AT Memphis, Nchsourg ana
Now-Orloans. -
Probabilities
For TIE Els.nrp and Middle Atlantic Coasts partly
cloudy and Ioggy weather during the mor1inH followed
by .Sorllly weatler without decided change or
temperature duripg the day.
For the lower region and thence southwark over
the OHIO Valley aud Tannessce less pressure win ght
south. westerly winds aud s( nefiiy clear weather
For the south Atlantic Eastern Gull states, gene.
ray clear weather with rising temperature except on
tno immediate coast, where partly cloudy weather
and light, variable winds will prevail.
For the upp. ike region bnu the Northwest clear or
partly couiy weather VIII prevail except III tue upper
Missssipp valley where areas OF iht rain may De- ex-
peci3d. -, -,
nor The canal Region of the STATE Of ys,c York and the
Rfgon Of the Chesapeake and tae OhiO Canal he ssm
perdare wiH regas" abops Jrsc-sng auyn2 me coming
treHly.four hours
Tns ono Eiyes Will coniinIe - rise slowly at Louis
Vile and Cairo and Tho Ais,ssipp RIVER wh contlIuc
to rise at Mepiphis VWksDlfg aud SoS-Orloans.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

Horse and Coupe Nnnted-In EXCHANGE bss ses, t~I
800 selected minuzarrs stock by the
cnsser wanting yase th esat
rst is on viii ind possabe TO s1lss
w. q. FORD. %, Clark-sG brookyB IA
Csri,,mn, Appeai for Psor Children.-A bitter Win.
has children Ne~iofk rhoGsin.s
manufacturer and the business osb
their bread
children the
s,yea and ofen the Winters
some, before
shelters boxes and ugder through The
nights The Chens Aid
good viii" happiness and good
these aee, children Of poverty They d.sef the henevpt
the Thousands of chdr
They wish sbase hundreds Of pain of shoes and articles VI
clothing them Aad aboss ALL they ~an' nd the so~s
child 10 a good home In tae West
Isy ao..rs VII pro'Ae thru homelew children With hene
One hundred dollars vail furnish hands poor chltrea vA
dinners for month.
bnndrs dollars w bsreotd eAhep
Who those Prossence has blessed With w ~
to give H,pP, Christmas 10 these little osssf
earnestly sksi that tho children OF sunia schools and Day
schools would remember he little oHe Shs'e no ons or ne
Secretary CAdeas Aid Society 10 Essi four,hs, Newyo
ti VI clothing BE- ot to the Central Odr 10
warded.
Dorsoas money beeset either Of se sndsx,ss
hc' oe' they can be payable ~ ,As
order Of j. X. WILLIAMS. T.r1urr
b wA A. s0OrH, Pr-sissa 100 wslhsa
Jb. WILLIAMS. rrsssaTrI,
Metropolitan National Bank. los hessvsy.
e. /. BRACE, Seertay
10 has, ROur.As,. Sss- -rs's.
WORK or THb YkAR -
Th.r dass the In s,e Lsrsr f"ass soS
aser,a. bsys aa Grs, ssi l.5,9ss LAsss. .sa Ia.
Ij3 A~s. supplied ls ths a ssJ .tS ~ swAlE
iada.ral schools were 1854 eaIa,ea ~se Sere t.ssh
aud partly fed and clothed J7ol ser ses' 70 seea essei
~ 7SS Taere have been 5fs 'sAs We s~aS&x-
uaa~a sIa RIA ssrs asytei vita ssusA
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

merce He considered the Niagara Canal the
measure the quickest relief OF any scheme
proposed II this be supplemented by tho enlargement
OF the Champlanand Erie Canals, there would be CON-
Peting routes toide-water Reviewing the advantages
claimed for the central waterne the southern route to
the Gulf and the timproyement OF the weliand Canal
and ST. Lawrence RIVER lie said the railways OF the
country by their combination OF capital and tho
puous use OF have become Of the dan
elements In the politics Of the country threatening
speedily to deprive the public OF voice In the
minstration OF public affairs and ultimately to control
virtually every department OF the Government. The
Improvement OF our water routes was the only
sure aniidote to destroy tho monopoly Of com
merce now enioyed by the railroad kings.
Did any one doubt the right OF the people TO demand
these improvements at the hands of CoBgress In his
opinion ~ would be work Of the wisest
the expense were betrayed by the direct taxation of
the people. -. q. ..r f....
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
IITRST SHIP YkWS.
lf0r oMe, SHIP Ne,cs see Sec0pd Pn0s.i


ARRIVED.
ss.r,, G,ep1ok rBrI Mcyane shanghai sept ~ Pco-,~
, az si,'nan. zis Pen,ng a,sb Por, sad nor I3
and GIbrstsr 2gh with teas 10 hust.n baliwin 60. -
Steamship Tyhee Deino' Snt0 BomngO city Dee Sarsns o.
aud Porto Plata Oh, With ndse aud pa~ 70 spoa'n' BROS
steamship Lie Brigade tBr Gray Newcastle hns nov 10 VIZ
sydney C. b.. Dec /. with mise. n. ) y. ". Never.
Cert nie Ger schultz Antser1|l eaYs Win nf-e
ao. MunhD, Jones' Washington. v c. days. "Ih ss'S
sehr Mar, Louisa G,sGe wilmington y. c., aav With nsvsi
Scbr B. r. Bigg. Mason Pernsniin. say. unssr
scbr. j.. A.. Rose, Rose, slrgisls
Scar. "m " oli Wool. Hartford.
Scar s. l.. dOdsin " sterburl, stsJffor1
Steamships Castle for Havana; Virgo for savsnpsh |r'es
Adgor Chaneou. ship lanes Foster j.. or Liverpool tnh
Agnes Dr Gaveson bgs Kama for brs.; Sane, Ross fss
WIND-sunst light, s clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosloy Dec IG-ArVei brig EIimge from honroyis bo~.
brI Msrhs D1c from Phdephs The chr Daniel Neoter,
Lonnd in Island but will pobsb' ~ At the
bohod souh passed ope 1oi al NJ
rom New Yorx Wonng rom shp Montreal
foI Galveston.
FOREIGN PORTS.
16 steamship Victoria Mfnroe 'ron Fe~t Tors
Dec q. icr Glasses. arivea here to-day . -, -, n,
ROTTERDAM Dee lAArnyed steamship Rotterdam lp1'eh has
UTyn,,Tows Dec I6-The Cuusi line steamship ssrbsa ma
ciuIi from Boston Dec U, Tor bFefp""' N'''' ~
Ioyno, Dse l6Tbe following have sailed for Am.rcIs
pos samsrs, Maggie oren Armstrong Cssa Maruma Nshs
ton Vrn Northampton The foo~ing vessels ss.e .'Ys
Msrcca LAZY Elmer, Bruce, Bnnt star
Washington Cenroch Prank Jo,es C'nha Palmer Anysos A.
Pope Welsno Into Ionne ADsohn' Sonato hcnas n.es
C. Dag Ruth Aielheid h Bertha, ana Butsh Q1een.
H.uYAa n s. Dec I6rhe steamship Csspso sailed at se"s to-
" T., sEi jATcrpoo lAe stmsm's sua Ir
Portland Ahsmba from Boston, arrived At m re neos
from Gloucester put IN today for hoor Ibe h@ses
bp Rcar Robinson the Marine slip +v tie epsiis 80 hs
the other inches b2's We eoptH e~
both by roting Of the sooi around iron hn's
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
CAITLK MARX RTS.

CuIc.ao De- l6 6-C.1rLK-Reeeps about 20 m,ses hy
active. prcs, .sd meiam soa fiae' %" s''
cho ce - 7s5 25 fancy IS 50 A. shipments 20,
Hoss-ImDos Official receipts as iafge potoo -
track being impoSib' to -.
in Toe estm9tcl
10 OOo rhb vim hose aid Yesterday H
number yards Deay lOOO00 pcke h1te
enrelv shippers bonsht rev ios u
~ 70d$i 80 packers bad ~ j0asi 80 bot the prospect D"A ~
will (. OF muchto Sspm MS, 1.oOo
WArEsrovS Mass BYEr cATrLy pts ioV besai
the quite firm, bat poor grs1es 80
from ita dressed weybts sales Of thoce ~ pVD
so 2j Frra at s90S9 80: First Qas $5aS5 90; second
Quality AZ sG1t7 50; Third Quality At sJVsj %
sngEP AND LsRsReceD ~ 40 heads the supply vi" hncs
les. than pate prices s nol'e F'h ~.
sales cf sheep In lois t20si eacb HIa % qua
81: Spring Lambs 5dSc y NJ.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
TUF GRANGE MOVEMENT.
ILLINOIS FARMERS on TIIE TRANSFORMATIONS CUES
TION.

ILLINOIS FARMERS on THE TRANSPORTATION CUES
TIOS.
ipr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE.l ~
CHICAGO, Dec. l8.--The Illinois State
Farmers Association began its second annual session
Decatur to-day. with $50 delegates In attendance.
pres,dont Flsgg announced that 80 80
g., oroan,zafons were represented. Not
I. .,ngle cOsuty IN the State was now
without and farmers candidates held onice
A., a ,,.,ayitv OF tho counties. etl there was great
a,,,ancs nstyeeu tho farmers and complete triumph.
rhs oont,o. would require tho best ability and the
stro,geft will All National questions should be DIS
eused without prejudice and decision rendered on the
basis Of public welfare
an Smith read a report on through water trans
portatasu. claiming that II was both tho right ana
tho duty of tas General Government to continue
apyopr. .stioas 10 protect aud facilitate eur oom'
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

.,ou,a .,,era A., ,m,rovIng streets upon which their
property might be situated. He referrcn 10 ''o ~
Pile Of DIR. c. X. Agnev, who paid his assess"e"' ''
the Courts had decided that he was not iesh oo
do 70. Tle Controller then concuded ms ie''o' 40 '
lows: am aware that many OF the cases OF wooden o
worthless concrete pavement are fraudulent, and im
these the should only DO calien On W P
FOX the actual benefit II any II IL not only wryng "a
the city, nut 1t Is not equitable that some owners shonu
pay an assessment aud Others escape ,ne s ohs nav
ment Of assessments for improvements which are
necessary ana give value 10 prsas ps,ats cpncern It
equally necessary that some amendment snohId pc
made Ia the assessment laws by whlch, nnncr laH
aud just system. public improvements can 90 forward
I not To be expected that the present method o con
ducting these improvements can continue nucn iohger
The partial success in the continued attempt made at
each OF the last two sessions Of the Legislature 10 rans
fer over TO the Department OF Pubic works certain
works in charge OF the Department OF Public PARKS mas
caused confusion IN the laws. nndered rhe pro
Of improvements, and has been fruitful source o
expenditure.
TIE COST or THE NEW WARDS
The Joint Committee of the Board OF Super
yisors and the Supervisors of westeheser County COD
ssting OF SUPERVISORS Vance, Billings Koch. kehr aud
Otteudorfer and Supervisors Carpenter, Hunt, Sull-
yan wilson, Davds and Dusenbury. me. yesterday in
tho Chamber OF the B)ari OF Aldermen to consider
what portion the debtof Westchester County this city
should assume Mayor Havemeyer presided. Supervisor
Koch said that tho Committee should proceed to WEST
chester County and ascertain what the properly was 80
that an equal portion of the debt might DO levied ON
NowYork and Wesichester Counties. supervisor kehr
thought that expert should DO engaged to decide the
question. Supervisor Billings agreed with hr. kehr
Supervisor Hunt said that the debt proper was about
OOo but there another debt called the bounty
debt Dadc during the He aaid he would ascertain
how much This debt tho three towns annexed were
responsible for Supervisor Kehr then moved that the
Committee meet at White Plains on Friday next, and
that they engage expert to settle the question Ihs
adopted
Supervisor Hunt asked what disposition had been
made the 81 mill made by the State to cover the
canal deficiency. Supervisor Vance replied that bonds
hsd been Issued by tie county TO pay the tax.
The Board OF Estimate and ApportionInent met yes
terday and authorized tho ssue OF ssO0oOc in consol
dated stock Of the City of NewIOrB to take up the
revenue bonds becoming due Jan Is and FEB. l. 1871
The Of 5000 appropriated 10 the Department
o. CharLies Correction for the relief OF the poor
during the next month. resolution was adopted
slTi 95 from the appropriation for main
tIiuing Harlem Bridge to the Department or Public
Works,
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
CAUTION AND COUNSEL.

The panic has tried the sewing-machine
bus,n AZ as well AZ Other Industries Many cohpahcs
nave psei during the past twenty years aud tnrir ma
cbiusa are want OF repairs ana supplies
Wheeler 4 Wilson, No. VA broadway sahd nrmer wita
their Increasing years and honors ana purchasers ihab
feel assurrG they ill Iong continue hOnohby to fdnii
their gu.rantes aud furnish facilities ior the suceeus-
hi s OF tins sts aiar msohle. word 70 tae wise Is
suiilciSut.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ysvovt,, Dee H sr% .. s2l for pr%- ~ ,sa.S,
Poll ou,t al tl5 Dry Saisd Meats lovers sSles o on"
eaSir Char Rib sides 73 Other articles unchanged "a
To1xpo pee l8-Po1r anchanset Wheat o Pfces -,
M dr,rs .,,,s 81 NO White Wsta 81 6sZ smD-r
Ssp cash 81 49o. Jsnury 629sl 12i2i te5n ~ 20
No Ps Al bIt Cora du loser sale. Of High hfen c.s
and Jsou,rv at SO Pcbruarv J3 Se~ 1sci Low @'
81 % dull and dropping e. "a e @ NO y &c Ia % :, a. s,
Mammoth 4J IO Rejected. 81 RceDs-lOoo bb~ nosG yy 80
busb Wiest nd 5000 hush. Com ShpiHeos-o'"'" '"~
Wheat; . OOj bah. Cola; and 900 bash. oas
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

Gold .-lscnst gold gold u alloy, fahs all The eavFsneaA
sesat gos considered honest gods looks well .ai wears
All proportions fail their pretsaaon sad shoah ID IL
mar tolerated they ike, bsa, pigment mifss
With has, The B,o OF Hall arkLp Arerens
visiting Engsd saoni Mr. SrsSErEs. Store ~ tontn'es
London his Of IScta go .nd seA
s.sry hug clocks ssl bros,es Catalogue p9'1 ss
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
p1SSFNE ERS 1RRJVED.

FROM sANTO DOMISGO-ra s,scnaap 7gb's. Dee ID q
PuInnsr fnrner ~ McCsrty, Tho bosae nJs CsI'i a.
ciM C. q. PgtIldqne Ben. Hail. o. g. smith
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

Books make the best Presents say Messrs.
T. Y. D0ttoa Co. N thor advertisement t@is moraag,
nuu AZ IA uille tait QUO who may D. forum
ATE shOn IN 10 rryc cl.har of thu ecglt aud stan iarl
0i books win thcy menon. viii Agree vita tasm
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
THE STATE or TRADK
uAYANA KYCHAN0R.

uv.,, De-. 1sYrchsar. qu the Uuitef se, ~ 's,s
-717S D,r c. mt prsmiun short sight do, ~ 100 p p1s
nrsnum; shor .gh gold 100 per cent pnnn on L,''''
ii n,r cant Dsni1n Paris 5000 per cent pr'ms~
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

The New Elastic Truss ,6SS Broasay, ls,ey bnt ,-'u
whole heavens Ard tao metal spbs
and une er pad Dacaslaiths it, rolling thunder.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

The Ns,c-OrIeans Picayans Wa wS "a, Asr,pdsr
shss risy for $4,000 ~ msnsss pS" I'D "a earYr
Walker Of IN, Herald teag ths porsh~r .,,,,on. ~
nt IN contracts and uner pifed sunse'p"'"'
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

For tho benefit of Charity School, the
Thaa Aiayroar sse.eY sad frot uacta VAL eoIaucrae
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

Ruprured People, don't the dangerous wire prints ssy
OF horrOc bIAsfiC ooS
Brosivsy Rupture comfortably night and day u cured
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

Bakers Chocolate.
n YOU ssh the sg.r yanila Choeolste, get B,Ess'N
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
MfRRiED.

DAMS-fARLET- On Saturday evening Dec IL, H Rev DE-
ysnsn Plat Adams Glare varleI all Of thik city.
BI RNETr--WENDELL-p Eew-Yort Dee 10, by Rev d. A. D.
carter Mt Robert L. BurneI 70 Mrs Wendell.
Al Notices of Marriage must be indorsd a'h lau
name and add,ess.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

Bakers Chocolate.
easily had Ryou VII isis On yef eroS iu
,suinx ". DAKKs & Co.'S Breakfast Cocoa
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
5ueclai Notltes

Po,t.ce NOtice-rhe mails for Bnroor for the week ssftss
SATURDAY. bee 20, 1873 sI once foAsss' De
WEDNESDAY IL 30 THURSDAY at 1880 ~, asl
ar SATURDAY AT I'm 7. L. JAMES p NJ.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

- entertainment. at the Union League Theater' t"'"
avenjne Tho cause is a good one