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FINANCIAL.

=
OFFICE Il. II. MACRY CO,2
SrocK AND EXCJfA SGE BROKERS, (
Richmond, Va.
A GENTS FOR THE SALE OF
~ CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAiLhoAD
.COMPANY'S FIRST MORTGAGE OLA Di'
CENT GOLD BONDS, at SO and interest.
THEY ARE FREE OF ALL IAHE"'
r,oso nm,ls or. frst-class security. and us only
,,n,,.o, ,moun, ,r Them IS for sale, would Invite
tho ,rn,unt attention of investors to them.
ALSO, ....
FOR SALE, STATE INTEREST CouPoNS'
receivable for taxes ami other dues to the STATE.
BONDS AND STOCKS
of al kinds bought and sold by US on COMaiioei''
ONLY.
orders solicited and prompt attention given by
r. II. MAURY & co.
Ga. .SSwlm
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gpYdrAL,.; 1ls;DEFgEs

ny GREAT ATTRACTION
- AT RBIGGss BAKERY,
sz 7o7 MAIN STREET
~ Don't fail tocall
AT BRIGGss BAKERY, TOT MAIN SihE i.'
ORNAMENTAL CAKES
AT BEIGGS-S BAKERY, 707 MAIN STREET.
PLAIN AND FANCY CAKES
AT BRIGGS's BAKERY, 707 MAIN sikEhi :
as~ THE GRAND DUCHESS
AT BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 701 MAIN STREE
go ALL KINDS OF CAKES
AT BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 707 MAIN STREET
FAMILY CAKES baked and Ornan,cnted
ar pp.cGs,S BAKERY, 7O7 MAIN STREET
PARTIES SUPPLIED
pRIGCSS BAKERY, 707 MAIN STREET
BRANCH STORE AT 426 BROAD sTREET.
BRANCH STORE Al 1926 BROAD sIREEI'
BRANCH STORE AT 1876 BROAD STREET.
Gde III
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M EF"I'HAs.S.

HFASONIC NOTICE.-The MEM a.
iN Lcrs of LODGE, No. Q. VIII ~
nlease attend stated meeting at St. Alban'sI
Hall THIS Friday EvENlS 1an' ra ny Sn a. Il
O'Clock. Brethren In GOOD standihs arc ih'i'e' u
attend; by oroei u "' r. r. TYLER, Secretary.
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sfARRIAGEs.
nEATHa

Married in Manchester psGsTnnrssra R fs E,
nv ihe Rev. &. R. Harding, CORNELIUS Dho"t
Tsn ~ 10 Miss AMANDA e. SHE'LL.
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SEEDSMES. FLORISTS. &c.
" TIMOTHY.
ORCHARD GRASS,
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS,
LAWN GRASS,
AERDSGkASS, and every VARIETY u
FIELD GRASS aud
GARDEN SEEDS OF the finest qualit,,
and offered al the LOWEST MARkET RATS
wholesale quotations furnished to dealers
Prompt aud careful attention given TO al orders,
whether by letter or III person.
ALLISON b ADDISON.
Seed and Guano Merchants,
seq Richmond. Va
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~CHRIsTMAS GOODSl

CHRISTMAS GOODS !!
We have lust received large additions 10 our as
sortnent of
DRESS GOODS.
in all the new and peculiar shades. Also.
Handsome assortment of BRIDAL ana fAhi
FANS.
Elesnn: display Of LACES, .,,.,,,r,,,c
TACE COLLARS, LACE HANDkEkIHlbf9'
LACE SETS, from csc. to $40:
Immense stock of FANCY BOXES;
Great variety INITIAL and EMbhoioInHD
HhNDKERClIiEFS. iu fancy boxes;
I.nIEs, and CENT EMEN'S NECkTlEs;
sC.EFS and HASDKERCHIEFS In endless va
riety; ,,ovrs =,
Ono. two, and three-bufton KID GLOVES al
coIors
together with great many
FANCY ARTICLES
FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS.
.... Call early at
deli CARDOZo, FOURQUREAN u Cc.''''
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@ FRESH COD-LIVER OIL.
NEW CROP.

NEW CROP.
MEADE BAKERS importation vi niedici-
nally pure COD-LIVER OIL. 4 rull supply just In
store, Guaranteed pure, and made from healthy
ivers since the LIST Of September.
w.. MEADE g. BAKER.
Importing Pharmacists,
DC ~ 9l9 Nam street.
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DRY GOODS.
CROCKERY. GLASSWARE. de.

0GEE COFFEE-URNS,
ROUND COFFEE-URNS.
MONITOR COFFEE-POTS.
OVAL aud OCTAGON COFFEE-BlGGlS>,
OVAL aud OCTAGoN TEA-POTS.
PLATED CASTORS.
TEA and TABLE SPOONS,
TABLE CUTLERY Of the best manuf,c,nre, &:
SMITH & MccURDtI'S,
dc 30 No. 121 Broad street.
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r O. M.-Therc will be special meeting
Of great importance 6 VIRGINIA LolnGE'
No. %. NJ. in their hall. SATURDAY Eh f.
MING; January th. at = o'clock. Every lncp .,,
is exrcc,rd to attend this meeting. By orcr Oh the
W. n S''''' - j. CURTIS TAYLOR.
70. Recording Secretary.
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M EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
FOR FIFTEEN DAYS.

As will yacate my store on the 18th instant.
will until that time offer the balance Of my stock,
consisting principally of SPRING AND SUMMER
DRESS GOODS, and WHITE GOODS. al less than
cost. As n special inducemcnt will allow dis
count OF per cent. OH al bills amounting TO more
than 500 Parties indebted will pease come forward
and settle. ). HIRSlI.
In l-ow 627 ErOad street.
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STOVES. TINWARE. dc.

r r. MOUNTCASTLE s. CO., No. $40
~ . Broad street, between Fifth and Sixth streets
LAMPS of every desirable kind, including Per-
kins & Houses Patent Safety Lamp.
GAS-STOYES. GAS-FlXTURtS, and DROP
LIGHTS. Call and examine our fine stock OF
CO0kING-ST0VES, such aS the :" General Lee, y
the "Corn Planter" and others. ja3
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AMgJSENa EAFS.
THEATRE.

Il
FRIDAY, benefit Of the
COLEMAN SISTERS.
who will appear IN the WANDERING BOls ana
for the last Time in the drama Of
DRIVEN FROM HOME.
Saturday Matinee lfy ihr ~
~ 3-ltN Ebl.EMAH 80 iEhT.
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MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK
RICHMOND. january, 1873.
THE ANNUAL MEETING or The
stockholders of this bank will he held at their
Office on WEDNESDAY the 18th instant, at ocioeh
PM. WILLIAM a. JENKINS.
~. O, Cashier.
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CuN,rHfNG.
r,roTH Fl THE LAST CHANCE.

eyLoTH1EG THE LAST CHANCE.
reenect,nfiy announce TO my friends and IL
public that have yet on hand complete stock 81;
MEMS, BOYS, AND YOUTHS CLOTHING
AND
GENIEMEN's III RSIsH1aGG Oof>.
b,c, win sell at reduced prices for thirty days ca
order 10 make room for my spring stock.
Don't fall TO call at the wel-known clothing hta.
of JULIUS kEAKER.
1917 Hain stre,r
dagonally opposite ~. Charles Hc,pi
" B.-Take notice Of the sign Of the esB
POST in I-eodf.r
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.-The 30
~ members Of HINES LODGE, No. ,l7,E@A
KNIGHTS or FYTII'As will altend az
iii THIS EVENING at ! O'Clock. In NSSsS
sta'lotInn Of officers viii take place. and S.S
full aiclancc of the members Is desired Mei, rdrr
of the &. {. NlLLlA'i y: - MS
IN 3-ItS IA VI ~.
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RESOLUTIONS, sc.


were referred TO the proper committees:
BY. Dir. QUEEN: Bill to amend 18th and
18th sections of chapter 10 of the Code in
regard to orders of publication.
BY Mr.. PoAGuE: Petition of U. q. Moore
and others in relation to contracts between
employer and employee.
On motion of Mr.. LovESsTEM, the House
adjourned.
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Highly IMPORTANT NEWS.

WILKINSON & WITHERS.
1907 MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE THE rosT-oFRIcs
have just received another large invoice Of goots
embracing
MEMS, YOUTHS, BOYS, AND CHILDREN,
SUITS.
Also, large lot OF
OVERCOATS. light and heavy weights;
splendid BLUE and BLACK BEAVER GLEN
CARES:
FIR. BEAVER, and CHISCHiLLA GI.ESGi.
RES and TALMAS;
Also n very handsome
CAPE OyERCOAT for children;
MORNING WRAPPERS,
MUFFLERS for the neck.
CASTOR and KID GLOVES,
WHITE SILK CRAFATS,
WHITE LAWN TIES and Bows. heartr,
embroidered, for party occasions;
with everything necessary TO Complete GENIE.
MANS FURNISHING ESTt .BLIsHMENT. A
which thew offer at reduced ties. Call early II,
get bargains. See our
PATENT GLovE-E'AsTENER.
(: /: MEaEDI1H, sales' den.
J.. =. FRAYSER. o..
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arrays, ATTENTION ATTEND an \
~ nial meeting Of your company at Military *
Hall on FRIDAY NIGHT NEXT al O'Clock for "
assessment of iinc. collection OF dues, and cleo II
lion of n0u-ro:rmIssioucd officer, fol- present year.
~ % " g. r. WhLDNAN,
l., o-ar orderly Sergeant.
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1iyros EsSk OF RICHMOND. !
NATIONAL BANK rF VIRGlNIA,}
MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS "F" COMPANY.A
Ill SPECIAL ORDER: Assemble at your n
,rmorr THIS friday EVENING at o'clock IN
promptly, to attend court-martial Members VII u
come prepared to pay fines and dues to dnte. Inc Inc
names of all members who have not attended the
last three consecutive drills. and who fall to report
i'm peeon or by letter with salts factory excuse, WI
m forwarded 10 the &liutaut-Gnncrhl ana 70 reHl-
CLARKE. ii. - '''"h'|' W. 80
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DsSS9Es'EINNS d PARTNERSHIPS
business CHANGE. 81
EASuIDNAKLL kkrAIL LAT STORE.

Mr.. ARCHER having retired altogether from
mercantile business, hay" associated myself with
Messrs. HILL & SkiNk '.R, where will he pre-
pared to give strict and prompt attention III fur
thcrancc OF the best Interests OF I'LL the patrons of
the late concern Of W. 5. Archer & Co.
" II L. MORRIS
Smyrna times., 1873-01-01
J IT r IT e ER A

Thch y pronounced BY the Ieaing medical Of Lon
ION A Paris Ih- most powerful tonic and n =
10 .he medical world This is aud untrrd discovery
bht has been long used by tn. r, ling Dhy sic,u
couhiilss With SondsTluL Tsmelial Fesults.esa
D0nt wakeu and impair rpnus nv catn.rtic.
ana physics they give only temporary
tuencY AMI dyspepsia with piles and kindred diseases
to follow their use.
Keep the blood pure ami health Is assured.
JOHN q KELLOGG. IS Plat ST.. New York.
Sole agent Tor the UnlIed Slales
Priee One Dollar per Bottle - Ssnd GorClrcuar
Smyrna times., 1873-01-01
"NE.N =, HUW IS your ChanCe =
LIVINGSTONE L0SI AND EAIIl.

UuN on Int Nublect hat tells Mhur AtO, Don I
with any other. This has nearly $40 pages
SSSo ~ IuII page EnEra yiBgS and IIaps. &c Price
territory address at once. Aot"'S' hocs "'
d. ASIIMEAD. III SAMSON ST., Philadelphia Pa
Smyrna times., 1873-01-01
Goo "a Agents wantedy
$40 made Dec. 81 by Agent selling
Horace Greeley and Family.

nne 22N2s in sent BY mail We also mail
rine anu Sewing Machine Thread Cutters. and Needle
threading Ihmble each Circulars f vsrous
Oher NOvetIrS mailed frequently all and new
address AMERICAN NOVELTY CO. 3u2 Broniwav \ Y'''
Smyrna times., 1873-01-01
C0NNEl,TInNS

At Townsend with thu krnt County and Ouecn MUGS A
Kent Railroads At 'laN with Md Dyl IL r. Al liar
rlusi"n with ~ H. Il, r. A. S.aoId. with y. b. r. r.
AT Dclmar with f. ). r. r.. and Pucouok, r. T.
IL. +. kENNEY Superintendent.
Smyrna times., 1873-01-01

Is widely known
as one Of the most
etfectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys-
tenn and purifying
the blood. Il has
stood the test Of
years, with a con-
stantly growing rep
utatiOn based nn Ito
Smyrna times., 1873-01-01
New Advertisements,
Agents, Wanted for Buuyan's
Pilgrims Progress.

The most beautiful edition ever published. Printed on
elegant paper with nearly 500 exquisite illustrations
Profits large and sales sure. Everybud wants this
noble work: For circular and terms address JOHN
L. POffER a. CO., Publishers. Philadelphia
Smyrna times., 1873-01-01
TIE
lA5Y's fBIEND
Washing Machine! !

II is said by many ladies that have fhe EN- 10 use,
that they are very truly named. Any person that has
used the DOty Machine can use IhIs without any
difficulty > the process Of washing Is much the same,
exesptilIat n " ashes mneh Sier w ash bot
dOublethe quantt OF goods at n time. II will wash
them quickei and cleaner It only works half hard
as the Doty or any OIhei mGehne IhhT take in as
gre At bulk OF goods at Tine. The family SIZE hav
The capacity OF washing SIX sheets in three nun
have washed, win Ihea Hotel sze eight she 10 md
eight pillow cases in three minutes in public by The
watch, a made OF iolerablY heavy goods. What
say oil IL am prepared TO prove by pracIcal demon
stratIOn whenever required 10 DO
IL IS believed by many that clothing washed in This
Machine will last about twice as long as # washed
on The washboAfd.T e. q -fe E--
pmess from sf5 10 SD at factory, and freight
added II freIghied. All orders by mail promptly at
tended TO Satisfaction Is gnaranteed in n u cases
Any person not satisfied after using the Machine sx
months. and giving 1t a lar trial. and have no other
reason save that II does not work satisfactorily such
one can return It,nnd the muney will be refunded
Smyrna times., 1873-01-01
Delaware Railroad Line
3 u ma RRer Arrang nm N { .
On and after

Onand after
MONDAY, July 29th 1872,
Passenger trains will run as follows, un
til further notice. All Trains SUNDAY,
u nNrnnt..L
Smyrna times., 1873-01-01
PEOPLES STANDARD EDITION OF THE
HOLY BIBLE.

SrS nu All Agent. other books
maD Agnts or other Publishers. are selling This ill
woale fin snecess heca1s. nS, vausI. b,i
VI ati p"pntHr entttoH in She
loW price tHuvR~-ius books frpe a. ''
Address ZEtGLER n MCrRDY, So Arch a. pm. u,
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PORT OF NEW YORK. JAN. %, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship silesa NG), Hebich Hamburg unhardt
Co.
Steamship Merrimack. Weir, Rio Janeiro. &c-w R
Garrison.
Steamship City OF Havana. Deaken Havana-F Alex
andre II Sons
Steamship Eastern Queen, Black, Havana-Marks 4
Febbre.
Steamship Gen Barnes, Mallory, savannah-w Gar
rison
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett Charleston-H R
Morgan h Co.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, Norfolk, City Point and
RichmOnd-Old Dominion Steamship CO.
Steamship Gaucus, Bearse. Bostop-t Dimock
ship Ravenscraig Qr), Dunlop, Lverpool-Grinnel
Minturn Co.
Ship Undaunted Dinsmorc San Francsco-sutton 4
Co.
Bark Jones tBr), Jones' Bristol. E-Knne, Ross
Co.
Bark Ariadne GER, Holtz, Hamburg-Funch, Edge
Co.
Bark Caroline (Br), Harry Gibraltar for orders-G
Buley
Bark Antoineta QtaD, Jaccarino, Marscilles-sloco-
vich Co.
Brig Nellie Hastings, Hallett Batavia-v Ii Brown 4
Co.
Brig Ocean Belle (Br), Davis, Livcrpool-G Bullcy.
Brig Oliver Obj, Weeks, Port au Prnce-R Murray,
Jr..
. Brig Julia Carney, Turner Cardenas-s Loud
Co.
Brig Dora (Bp, Deloix, st Johns NF-George
Brewer
schr Young, Richardson, Funchal-Mier Hough.
ton.
schr Dreadnaught lBr) Port au Platte-Dovale 4 Co
Schr Josef h ne, Pickett, Jacksonvillc-W Ray.
~, Schr Merwin, Pearce, Batmore-van Brunt Bro.
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. vest in the paper, and from first to last

tro,inc int vest in the paper and rom rst TO last
was its psidc WAS lorcble writer and became
Mr. lass s w The semocratic party In connection
WITH with Dean richmond Nd Peter Cagger both Of
Ns earer days ana was III shed classical scholar.
He was member OF the CathoH.c Church ana very cry
decided In his religious views. H. 40hered io' tne
stlctest discipline and dogmas OF zoe Cnurcn: ~
private lie Mr. Cassidy possessed may aalTacuons
as an agreeable companion and his Conversations
powers were peculiarly great. He had a Keen WI WI
and high appreciation of genuine humor'
He was member OF the Cosstitd.
tlonAl Convention OF 1867, and also OF that
now in session at the State Capitol: the news O
MS death was received wiln mucn surprise and
regret IN Albany. He had been well up to a few
Gays ago, and was seen as late as Friday last de-
scending the slippery Capitol Hill with his cas-
tO'Dary agility. On Wednesday. although he had
been confined since Sunday last with his last Ill
ness, he was SO much better that his friends were
very hopeful Of his recovery At one O'Clock on
Thursday morning he died. The Senate ana AS
sembly adjourned. out OF respect to his memefy
on hearing the news OF his death, and In both
houses men OF both parties rendered him the
highest eulogies OF respect and esteem. The Con-
stitutoRal Commission also adjourned on account
OF his death, resolutions of sorrow and coincidence
being passed, and the flags ON the public buildings
in Albany were at half mast.
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The Snow storm in Iowa.

DUBUQUE, Iowa. Jan 90, 1878.
The snow storm is very Slight throughout North
ern ana Eastern Iowa. on the Iowa division OF
the Illinois Central the snow drilted considerably
and trains were stopped The running of trains
on the Dixon Air Line, the Illinois Central the
Chicago and Iowa and Chicago, Burlington
ana Quincy Is abandoned on account
OF heavy drifts. The storm Is reported
as being very severe throughout Illinois, where
snow has already fallen TO the depth of one foot,
and Is drifting badly. No Eastern trains were per-
mltted to leave here tonight, and none have ar
rived on account OF the heavy drifts east The
weather here tonight is clearing up and the wind
abatlup.
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SnIP IsDAS MERCHANT Or, from Calcutta which ar
rived at Boston Tuesday, was leaking one foot per
hour when going up the harbor Her cargo of lnseed,
Clutch, ginger, &C, will be discharged Immediately
SHP ScorrA Drunmond, from Hong Kong for San
Francisco put into Yokohama about Dec 10 In distress
and ~ MI up water having passed through typhoon m
which she sprung mainmast ana iibboon ana topsail
disclosing several sails and sustaining other damage.
She subsequently, repaired and sailed for destination
the 10Th
BARK KESIIwoRru (Br), Smith, from Liverpool aug 20
San Francisco. spoken, date given by an ar
rival Valparaiso Dec 20, In lat $3.50 Ion ~ 10 w,
leaking badly, having had heavy weather
bRic OxrR lBr) Ruggles, from Halifax for New York,
with 1sh which was feared had been lost put into 81
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TerribIc Wcnthcr in Michirnn.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Jan. %, 1878.
driving northeast snow storm began last night
in this city and on the western shore of the State
and now seems to be growing more furious, with
prospect OF continuing all night. All trains the
roads are several hours late. and on some roads
are abandoned Tor the npht and cancelled Tor to-
morrow. AZ the damp snow Is drifting terribly
before strong wind the blockade threatens to be
the worst we have had this Winter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-23
SAILED.

Steamships Spain, for Lverpool; City of Havana for
HAVANA Wyanoke, for Richmond, &c: ships yaruna, for
Liverpool Arundel Castle, do: Pomona, dos barks Gym
belinc, London; Trapan, Cork; saga, Queenstown
pinwall
Also sailed. steamships Silesa. Hamburg, and an
chored in tirayesend Bay; South Carolina Charleston
do; Merrmack Rio Janero. &C, and anchored at Quar-
antine; Gen Barnes, Savannah, do.
ind
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-23
ANOTHER HEAVY FALL Of SNOW.
Car Traffic Impcded and Fcrryboats
Delayed.


Snow has again come, and the feeling among good
citizens in consequence Is that the next man who
calls it "beautiful' will be an idiot only worthy OF
sole leather abuse. The streets had just become
nicely clear and shoeblacks' business was becom-
ing brisk again, when, at about three O'Clock yes
terday afternoon, great neecy flakes began to fall
and 1t was evident that old, hoary-headed Winter
was not dead. BY six O'Clock the surface OF the
streets thickly cloaked in mantle or
ermine and a general rush for cars was made
They were filed instantaneOusly, and poor thinly-
clad working girls had TO give place TO stawart
men, who preferred riding to walking, and tramp
homeward through the lrigld snow. AS the hours
| wore along the growing and gfumb1ng increased.
and the downfall did not diminish, but rather in
| their teams; but the crowds upon Them made their
| movements and stOppages very frequent. Good
hum0r, however, is one OF the concomltants
| Of snow, and every one seemed to accept
| the situation. The ferrybOats on the
North and East rivers were much delayed. for the
neecy veil OF snow daZzled and blinded the pilots
| No disasters were recorded, however, up to the
time of going to press and 1t is to be hoped that
to-day Will not bring any to light. The general feel.
ing OF the cOmmun ty at large at present Is that
Summer, with its sun-strOkes and perspiration, Is
preferable to Winter with its wet feet, chilblans
| and general sense OF rigid wretchedness
Snow Storm In POughkeepsie.
POUGHKEEPsIE Jan. %, 1873.
| violent snow storm set in heSe this evening
| and still continues, with prospects OF deep
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-23
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24-l A. NJ.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24-1 A. NJ
SUaopsis for ne Past T,centv:toW Hours
The storm on Wednesday night central over the
western portion OF Tennessee and Eastern Ar
Kansas has moved northeastward TO Ohio; heavy
rains have fallen over the Southern states east or
the Mississippi, and heavy snow from Nebraska ana
Missouri to Lower Michigan, the Lower Lake region
and. Western PENNSYLVANIA: brisk and high
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-23
Heavy Snow storm at ST. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 81 1873.
The snow storm which begun here last night still
continues, and is the severest which has been ex-
perenced here this season. There are about six
inches OF snow on the ground. and high wind
preYails The mercury stands at thirty eight de-
greGs above zero. p y.
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BALTIMORE Md, Jan. %, 1873.
A special despatch, dated McCans Ferry, on the
Susquehanna says Mr.. Taylor's house, at Lockport,
has been carried away by the food and swept
down the Susquehanna Canal carrying away two
bridges across the canal. The ice is ten 1eet high
on the tOWpath
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-23
FIRE AT UNION SPRINGS.

UNION. SPRINGS, N. Y, Jan. %, 1873.
The Cayuga Lake Bending Works were burned
tonight. The lumber yards adjoining were saved.
The loss is estimated at 800 0O0; Insurance. $40 0O0
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sketch of william Cassidy.

Mr.. william Cassidy, the principal proprietor and
editor OF the Albany Argus, the State organ OF the
New York democracy, died in the city OF Albany at
an early hour yesterday morning, aged 1ftyeight
years. Mr.. Cassidy was born in Albany, at the cor
ner OF Chapel and Steuben streets, and remained q
resident OF that city all his life. His grandparents
were early settlers at the capital and the first
Catholic families that ever resided there. Mr.. Cas-
sdy was educated at Union College, and graduated
at the early age OF eighteen. He entered the Office
Of Judge MCGOWAN and John Van Buren, then an
Albany law firm, and was q fellow student
with Hamilton Robinson, OF this city. He had
an early taste for literature, and while at college,,
as well as during his law reading term, he con-
tributed numerous articles to weekly papers and
magazines. In 1902 he wrote political articles
for two Albany papers OF little note--the Rough
Hetoer and rain Dea,er-both opposed TO the then
leaders of the democratic party. The Atlas was
founded on the basis OF the Platn Dealer, in 1913,
by George Vance and Cornelius Wendell, the latter
OF whom obtained some notoriety as the government
printer at Washin Ston. Mr. Vance died in the first
year OF the establishment OF the paper aud soon
aterwatds me van Bnrentes pUre'ased Mr.; wen,
hands OF James NJ. French. q brother.ln.law OF
John Van Buren,. and William Cassidy, the latter
becoming the editor. Mr.. French died, and Mr..
Van Dyck, the late Sub-Treasurer OF the United
states, took his place in the firm, which became
Van Dyck & Cassidy. The paper grew in clrcula-
ton and gradually suppanteu the old Argus, winch
had been established ia 1872, as the democratic
organ OF the state. Mr.. Croswell retired from the
Argus, IL is said, because he found
himself unable TO cope as writer with
Mr.. Cassidy After eight or nine years OF the de-
mocratic war between the nunkers and barnburn-
ers a reunion OF the democracy took place. ana IN
1896 the Argus was purchased by the Auds party
and the two papers were consolidated under the
name OF the Atds ma Argus. Mr.. Van Dyck re-
tlred. an the firm became COmstock u Cassidy
nsentuaily a Joint stock company was termed the
name OF the Ahds was.dropped, and the paper was
published rs the ArGds by the Argus Association.
NJ, CASSIDY. however. continued to own the Con-