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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22

ANDRRsoyAt WOODY Crest: wes. Mors.nA thu I9h nsa.
Rtaiyes and res5ecly eai he fune RON
her late residence on Sa,G. "a i9 :, ocl n Ear
Grad Cea.ral Depot.
AREOT-In Emirs r. Nov II. John ArnOt aged 80
BARNUM-of PARALYSIS wonesi Nov 49, q lenes AS
fifh ave. CHARITY. wife Of p 7 Barpam 9gei %
Friends family respectfully invited to attend whou! further
notice.
CRowgLL-A Bloomfield n on the mornn, DOTH Mrs,
~ sg fs. are pvii@5 IN attend m. funeral On SATURDAY., hs
I'D Ins 1890 from The sdaee of esr sonnA" Aoers
Morris, BLOOMFIELD.
RARlE-At H,cken.aci N j. Nov. 10 Msh wife Richstw
Rsy. and enis are Invited to attend SATURDAY
neI l2 late residence, and Il IL = O'Clock 81 sr j. T.
Debsun's Church. Hacken.aek
FAyyIYG-on Piny Nov 81 a, bis residence in BootIn rhOa O.
The funeral viii place Plymouth Church sunday 'ternosn.
ats ocoes.
HOUSrON-Nov 81 Elizabeth Asr infant iangb'cr Of Lss C. 'ad
william Houston. aged months -,
Punerl fathers residence, 0sngs j. today tsadayhn
HoUsToN- Brick chnrsh or.ne. D. the a''in',. the IN
fsnt daughter OF william Houston aged 4 months
Funeral on SATURDAY, 22d inst. at 2 ocoek p M
HUNTER-In Brookyr Thursday 2oh inst Samuel Hrne
b tlse vi take place on SATURDAY 22 osss from his lat.
residence 500 DeKsbae The friends OF the family are invited -
KrBRSTED-On Tuesday, B Of typhoid fever Alfred eldest
% md srds are invited the ursrA from bis lats
residence William st. Nesiaren, COuH on Friday morning al
MERRRLL-on Wednesday 10 at Camden James Msrcl srs
rotary Of the National 1ru' oomPaa o. New , ,
dence n. B9wnng, Cos coopera' Sander n j. at IL
O'clock SATURDAY, ia ns-
NOSELEY-On WEDNESDAY Nov 10 at f1h Avenue Hotel Hos
William A Moseley Of Bafao.
Funeral will be held at 81 Psuf Ca4as bE1ao On Saar
d,y Nov. %. az II a.
Buffalo papers please copy.
ODEL-A Vernon Weshsster County, ~ on Wednesday,
Nov 10 Lawrence oJel, 10 the 6Oth year Of his
Friends respectfully invited attend the fuper
bs I.te residence on SATURDAY Nov - at O'Clock New
Haven train Grand Central Depot at II O'Clock Csrrases
will be n waiting Mount Vernon Depot
N j., "Wednesday Nov l9, 1873.
WIetta S.ubbe Rev. W. r. sIuserg D. d. In he
18th Of her ~ 81,
rauea services at Baptist Church. Bi,Oa asL MI sseAf
the 2Jd inst. at O'Clock
TIsBAt his resdence Bergen ani GIen"ooi jersey SA
Hight, George Use aged 80 yea poohs, and 10 dJ-
Notice Of funeral hereafter
TROWBRIDGE-On wednesday 10Th Kae Boedgood vile q
James A. Trowbndgc and only daughter Of VIM booi<oo
iea invited - stteai the fnna %
AZ II rl,ck from the Church corner Of Tsen -
md Pfhare Remains Greenwood Ceue,ery
obituary tho late George Wa Wrghs Ceua-
IT,. a. taw sppears 10 The Journal Of this week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22

TIE CULTURE OF TOBACCO.

Its WIDESPREAD PRODUCTION IN EUROPE AND
AMERICA-ITs PAST AND FUTURE In TUE con-
NECTICUT VALLEY.
The use of tobacco in the European coun-
tries is comparatively modern, but the growth Of the
universal appetite for the weed has been rapid as to
lead to the domestcaon OF the plant In other than Its
native country and its culture has been extern
svey attempted in Japan. In this country Virginia,
Kentucky, and Connecticut are the princi-
pal tobaccogrOwing States; Tennessee, North
Carolina, and Missouri depend largely upon 1t,
and indeed, the plant is to extent in almost
every State north OF the cotton belt and even beyond
the Canadian border. Virginia because OF the " skin
ming" process which her planters subjected the land
has been obliged to yield to Kentucky, which now
grows more than any other State in the Union. In
1870 poor year, the "COrncrackers" raised l053Os69
pounds; Virginia 370SG,3Gl pounds, and Connecticut
s32579s pounds. Wisconsin is notable instance Of tho
rapidty with which the crop is extending itself in the
North. In 1860 the production OF the state $3.50
Western New-York and Pennsylvania, tobacco
is receiving more and more attention every
just discovered he finely adapted TO the growth
OF tho Havana variety, this year deyotes about 5000
The discovery of the tobacco producing qualities OF
New-Engand was quickly taken advantage or and now
its culture Is carried Long Island Sound even
to the Canadian line III 1sO Connectcut raised All 657
pOunds and Massachusetts, 9j5 In 1860 the COnnecu
cut yield 6,OC0OO0 pounds that OF Massachusetts,
$685. 1913 pounds Between 1850 aud 1870 the tobacco
growers of the Connecticut Valley prosperous but
in 1870 the tide turned. Many man who offered
% through his crop refused 10 SELL and held
10 it Ouiy the price dwndle down TO 10, and
even pound. The yield Of 1871 very good,
and sold at fair prices few wealthy planters, however,
he'll on TO their crops. The crop of 1872 has proved
elephant to both growers and packers, ana large
number OF farmers with no other resource to fall back
upon, iud themselves with two or more crops OF to-
baccO their hands, with poor prospects OF in
mediate market for IL, and the probability OF Ultimately
obtaining extremely low prices. This depression is
mainly caused by production OF inferior grade
OF tobacco. Connecticut planters should remember
valley Is in danger " becoming barren waste through
devotion to tins SOLE Xhausting weed and the large
profits gained by its culture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22
5uerlal NoIlles
r..,u. q, 70. Ro,,I Irish pi,tiIIerie,, B..s

D,uxiIle & Co., ROYAL Irish Diste ries, Belfast Irs-
I,n are he arrest WhsAy the world Their OH Ina
bIy ia recommended b. Medical Profession pfstereaes
Fraeh Brandy Supplied Casks Cases United states Brsaca~
81 Broai.s., New Tors
Po.tt,ucr Notre-rhe mails Europe.
DAY al THURSDAY At II and o. SATURDAY a. 81
m aud IL W. ThOs L. JAhsS. Pospmasss
Than Ski wing Appeal Of ths PIyB POINTS HOUSE, on
INDUSTRY 1856 WorhSt, \. ffHAAkSGIYING DAY, Nov S1
lS73-The this Institution friends or
The financial troubes erient
Thousand Dollars Though the funds entirely for shs
Horse work does diminish gre etee
children still GROWING tables sud NOS
help
More than thousand haze eesn over oss
hundred AID thirty thousand pounds Of bresd pei
groceries IN the House and given 10 inc
average Of three hundred AMI tY children osy ~ w
expense hundred doAu is7 for salch 'no
dependent upon voluntary Contributions - - a, n..A
We shall b. very hsnkfh sbfthhk w
Food -ohiug wei, money wu oe vefy gtsn
received The ofrra ins " so'A INV" '" VIC ''
n ~ ~, ,eryiees VII In the Chapel u IA
o'clock when sin served A.
Chapel. when
m. out>do poor irrespective Of
~ IN Eowhete else such sight Be- witt
9 40 .ome aud chdrea va herr lass
A.. c1asi probably be lager still this
"a s,rI,.l an . eats ldel ~ al ~ visit u
rRuSrbgS -
uonsis X JgsUP President GEORGE p pErrs. soers,sv.
""A''' HUGH N. CAMP, Treasurer NJ
O. II. MORGAN. 4. VAN RENSskLAEG
Cu,RIRS BIN MARSHALL LHTFKHrk
SahpBgIGK a. FOSTER u. LYDla surDAN.
! Wa. u UAhSA2D. sssenstaaisah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22
MUSIC.
ITALIAN oPERA-RIGoLETTO.

The cast of "RigolettOn last night at the
Academy of Music was certainly not strong one and
yet the performance more than fair and the
audience pretty numerous Lille. Torriani gives no
very distinct character to the part Of Gida but she
sings the Caro- nome" sweey and huently, throws all
the necessary dramatic force into the famous duet with
Rgoleto and renders her share in the effective music
OF the last Act the satisfaction OF the critical listener
This is high praise ana be said that her persona
ton on the whole agreeable, though loft deep
impression the memory. The Rigoleito OF Sig Del
Puene was intelligent conception, somewhat marred
by grotosqucIes and exaggeratons but always distinct
aud consistent His action spirited and his vocalz
alton much better than usual but his delivery too
uniformly emphatic and he often sacrificed the music In
his effort 10 do justice to the drama, which thoroughly
acco In shed artist would not have done. sig Del
puente IL q young man with fine natural gifts and his
faults are only those which experience viii readily
move. The defects Of NJ. Capoul, however, radical
He was not pleasant DUKE. His demeanor was lively,
IL II wa not exactly duca and we need hardly say that
he made love successfully 10 Gida. 10 Kadddeild and
to the Imaginary ncke dame OF his favorite solo, with
uncomfortable ncs and entire selfpossesion. But too
much energy while It may be pariouable the actor
is a bad fault in singing, aud 1t the
one fault which iHterfered most seriously with NJ
capouls snccess last uight Verdi has written some
charming measures for This role whose character the
tenor seemed altogether 70 miss. The quartee how
ever with the trusty Miss cary IN the part OF hdddd
La was admirably rendered, aud the audience caused
1t 70 be repeated.
Tho last appearance OF Nine Nilsson THIS season Ia
announced for Monday evening when tho opera will be
:. IA rcayiata" Wednesday is set apart for the first
ps-,c9mauce OF Aiia~ and Il Is supposed that this
opera Will run during the remaining five nights of the
season The cast inelndes rorriani, haresi, Cam
papini Mssrei, and Nannsth
Trr THOMAS CONCERTS.
This evening Mr.. Theodore Thomas begins
,i. ser,. Of wtuter symphony Concerts ut steinway
Han and it Id gratifying to learn that despite the de
pressing influences Of Tho time tho demand for tickets
has been unusually hrr. These concerto are looked
forward 10 by su intelligent sQnnosaeus With TIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22

Of our holy religion. Consider the touls OF these
poor people. Give them time and opportunity
10 ask mercy OF God. 1 know that YOU
must fulfill your duty but my blood ought 10 DO sum
oent because innocent and defenseless will suffer with
my ial int these considerations have influence with
people had no knowledge Of what you think cri@s
& ne say Ims ,b non 5 o tner death would
Our civilization is so opposed to such proceeSins
don't this In a tone OF complaint, but wa a.
accustomed 20 at least Identify tho victims whom % ao
going sacrifice According TO our view. there sboniS
have been some Intervention OF our Government. i1
way many lives might have been saved without compra
missing the dignity OF spain. Seniors farewei Know
that the members OF the council who condemn ~
compshed painful duty. Let them remember ms in
their prayers to God and ask their wives and Children
10 v 90 .ne same lor us. ITespestiu.y, JOHN FRY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22
RAILWAY INTERESTS
DAMAGES AWARDED AGAINST RAILROADS..

DAMAGES AWARDED AGAINST RAILROADS..
PORTSMOUTH, h. H., Nov. 21.-ln the Supreme
Court to-day Superintendent Prescott ana others APP
peared behalf OF the Eastern Railroad to lessen the
damages for killing Capt Robert Norton OF seabrook !;
but Judge Foster awarded the full limit Of 5000 and
costs and regretted that he could not give more The
Manchester and Lawrence road also fined 5000 and
costs for killing Benjamin Woodbury. at Salem, \. H.
two or three years ago
THE SUPERINTENDENT OF TIE NORTHWESTERN
RAILROAD.
CHICAGO, Nov. 21.-It is stated on un-
doubted authority that Col j. H. Howe Will resign the
General superntendency OF the Railroad
on Dec. l, and that Mr.. H. II. Porter who formerly
connected with the Michigan Central Railroad will take
his place. IL is also rumored that Col Howe viii be
appointed TO United Judgeshp in Wisconsin,
recently vacated By resignation.
RAILROAD NOTES.
Milton Cartwright President of the Can
ada Southern Railway Company reports that trains are
running the entire i63 miles which have been COM
peted IN Canada and Michigan.
Azariah Body, late President of the To-
ledo, Wabash. and Western Railroad requests denial,
his authority OF the statement published in yester
days TRIBUNE concerning his relations with the Com
pany. AS the information was obtained from persons
within the office OF the Toledo and Wabash Company,
who seemed 90 speak with authority there must be
Mr. BOody and tho Toledo Wabash, and Western Coin-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22
SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENTS.

Mrs. Maria Jourdan Westmoreland, who Is
to make her debut q lecturer in the pretty little
theater OF the Union League Club this evenngs we'll
known Southern writer whose noyes-"Heart Hungry"
and some othersbave been published by Carleton. and
have attained unusual Her subject tonight Is
Z" Shots at Social Myths"
The many friends of that worthy charity.
the EewYork Ear Dspensary will be glad to learn that
the entertainment be given in its aid on Tuesday
evening next at the Union League Theater, WILL beside
ts other attractions afford its patrons an opportunity
OF hearing the soprano Miss Beebe VINO IL 80 Wen ana
favOraby known here and who has recently created 90
great enthus in Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22

greatest eaRerness for they probably nearer to
perfection than any other entertainments given In New
York Tho new vIoonoellist. Herr Libeck, will make
bin first appearance this evening.
MUSICAL NOTES.
The operas chosen for the farewell perform
auces OF the Marezek company a the Lyceum Tnoster
arc "Iroyatore," " Don Giovanni" ana &" Mignon"
Madame Lichtmay has been engaged to complete tho
cast OF Don Giovanni"
The Lederkranz concert at the Clubhouse
20 morrow evening will Introduce Miss Isabella Brush
Newfofk young lady, who has recently returned from
four years OF study IN Europe and Herr Ernst
monic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

DEPANTNFNr,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. ID. G., Saturday, Nov. 22-l a. IN.
Synopsis for the past "a hours
The tcmpcrature is falling in the North
West and the upper lakes with north westerly and
south westerly winds and partly cloudy weather and
casiOnal SHOWS prevail on the lower lakes.
Increasing clOudiness and south-casterly winds IN
Kentucky, Tennessee and westward TO Kansas.
sontheasterly winds rising temperature, ana partly
cloudy weather In the southern States:
Northery and nOrth-westerly winds and generally
clear weather in the Middle and Eastern States.
Probabilities
For the Kdd6 and Eastern States, sotcesteriy ,ods,
diminishing pressure and partly cloudy heather.
For the lower lakes occasional snow, cloudy weather.
aud south westerly winds, varying To north-easery
For the uuper and Northwest and thence to the
Lower Missouri and Ohio valleys, north-wesery and
northeastery winds low temperature ana increasing
cloudness.
For the Gulf States and Tennessee. south-easery
winds high temperature, ana cloudy weather, WIN Oc-
casonaI ram For the South Atlantic States north
eastery and SOUTH astery winds, falling barometer,
and partly cloudY weather.
Reports are partly missing from the Southwest and
tho extreme Northwest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22

E,,ORty.S Nov lPiour in demand; the scarcity Of
prevents 6ng Of orders Tor Caoa ana England Double
go ~ Treble BI.ra 80 750SS Family - 3OO0 3D. Corn
nat NJ red zoe Whit 72d7Bc Oats quiet at 5sc. Bran dn
a. Ole HsyLow grades dull PRIME t26 Choice vi Pot dul
Dry here Shoulders would and
6g69s shoulders tc Clear RIB 7e Clear sdes
~ r., fans no demand lierce o0o heg Jdy 70
Spy, aaeti P.I &c; Second. do Yellow Clarifies
h..e. active Gfmer Inferior 2Od3Oej Co1moa Soe f.lI
in1I9c prmn 7Q5O, Strictly Pnme, 1880 WHISKY quiet
oaSaa 95c Cincinnati 81 al OF Coffee dae at ~ $3.50
I'm Mi Ia mir denant 50 25. Gold lO9dll CurrencV lG5
pr,mouE par currency per cent premium
e. chrcS, ErcaangeSieriDg lS per cent pa alum o ehecs
Wt..sc,os C. 2l.SDts Iurp~ntnr steady al - "
Ros e.dy 81 80 for Strained Crude ~ oV
for Hart, 81 90 for teho" DIP Thr urn a. p 'V'
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LATEST snip NEVIS.
Tor other Ship Netcs see FIN Pdge.l
AORINEII

rfor other Ship Yei7s see FIN Page
ARRIVED
Steamship Deutschland tGef LSdess' blsmcs S"' o. va
gonihampton JlJb, Sith Indse and n O,ich "a
ste,mshp Aragon Brl Western, Bristol Brg Nov D. VI" "d'
andp X. b. MOrSsn's Sons
steamship MsnttaS wooiIu Charleston s. c. F0y 49, with HAs
AMI pass. jones w. QliHt,ri Co. -
Barb Jenny Wierlchs bremen 46 days With mcsc .
Barkabcla Ridley lof L0udon Ga. BAHIA ~ ds si1 fosS
BARI Eliza Bsss vesey and Bermuda IL LAYS 10 bs
Brig Kaans 3S toss Nash, Of sai om Harrington s5s
a ballast.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
B0sroN 2i.-ArdVed steamships rnh from hyerpo~s
Crne from Baltimore. Leopard and Aries from Philadelphia
CHAhIYsro. 2lAr1ved steamship Jss Atger. from Nov
Florence Weymouth baied. sesmsnfp
Equator for Philadelphia.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Hallway v Nov 2iThe Steamship Sos'otrn arryef fcra
Qaebc NJ ornisnd and
Bngan The steamship Alpha from Bsmgis tbis
he hghslp sl toset her position Of this haroor ody
DISASTERS.
PHuADRLPuIA, Nov. 2La the tesmskp Abbotsrd
Of the Red star Line png between this port and Liverpool vas Pass
mouth Of the schuTk below the city abe into collision
with the acb Roanna Rose Johnson loaded With coal bound 70 Boz
The bark fairly split In ard su1 mm taey In such
position 70 Obsrct navigation The cptaE and cook retcrse -
Philadelphia and the taken board Abboiafod
HALIFAX Y. s., Now Zlfhe steamship Acadan. from Pood -
the scbr Lth2ow Mare Jospk
last night stood b. the four hours bot a
tanoe she proceeded her VOYAGE The Acan bad ire
the Gboari side broken schr ss1oGy injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22
STRIKE OF PRINTERS IN PITTSBURGH.

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 2l.-At meeting OF the
Typogra phical Union last week resolution was passed
providing that In any Union Office should DC taken
out OF their control they would begin strike on the
rest Last evening The Leader discharged It's OLD hanos
whereupon the eompostors OF The Dispatch co""s'ea''
Erenin0 Telegraph and Chroneie struck These Ounces
now run by non-Uniou men, so that al present al
the newspaper Office. this city are Independents OF tho
Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22

What ought 10 he considered Honestly and lie snffy
Gold slSeas gold q gold q alloy hd all the requirements
carat gold be considered hsnest gold looks veil and
we'll All other proportions fail their preeons aud though Is. II
aud tolerated they like beautiful pigment mined
with base aaesntnyde The Book OF Hall hks" Americans
England should Mr. STRzErkRS SOe 81 Communist.
Loton inspect Of 1Scat gold and
evelry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22
TELEGRApuIc NOTES.

The Governor and Council of Massachusetts
JeseT adopted report Of tue Comnissonef oeAhns n' H' NV
pital Tor tie insane AZ Dsnver
800. Eagan who is the stakeholder in the Allen
ogAn PAID ~ 900 Ibufsisy hgs sHn is
terday the hiIs -ithdrswn
William Sullivan, who has been connneu IN
is ne 1871 ebsIIug funds from the Hsgioph MAJ es'
Once pdoasd BY the Predsni OWING 10 illness ""D
be
go Experiments by thu Government Commis-
sion yes.snAy double uyeed uoa boiler splen
ssLlee@ pl. 500 p1aal bat IN eoe9asae< VI 'as e.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22
Gunther Sens. furriers, have

The Messieurs Gunther Sens, furriers. have
for upward of 80 years supplied NewYorkers with fnrs
and during this long period have stood at the head OF
their trade in supplying fine goods Their long expert
epce and extensive business connection give them nm
usual Facilities In the selection OF goods, and the high
Character that they have always sustained Is the best
evidence that they DO not sell anything out the pest
For the present they are Offering their large stock at
marked reduction In prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22
A BROOKLYN LIBEL CASE.

The case of Alderman Charles Is. Wyhe OF
Brooklyn, charged with libel against Daniel Downey'
will begin on Monday. Evidence in justiheaion OF tue
libel been collected by Alderman Wyhe's attorney.
Col A. G. Davis and some singular and startling deyel
Opments Will be made regarding the management Oh INC
Health Board OF BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22

A rumor that crept down town too late Tor
yercaon last evening had that sharkey wac nrretsu
between and y. III. by attacho OF inc psuc''
Attorneys Office, and taken immediately beiofo MI
Phelps The police protested To have no knowiengo oi
Tue matter either at Headquarters or Ia inn hK"'u
Ward, where the arrest Is said 70 baye been naIe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22
NOTHING NEW AT SANTIAGO

HAVANA, Nov. 2l.--Advices from Santiago
de CUBA TO Nov 10 have been received They represent
mat nothing new has occurred there the 18th
cep the departure Of the yrgnus for Havana escorted
BY the Tornado aud Isabel la Catolica,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22

crc,oo Now 2icArrLERecePts 600 but " e ehang, IN
a. ntr,: 81 % - 30 fof
noh ser IS T59s6 for bta EAda a.oetss IsI nssry
,Snsi al III 6OGt3 % TeIns IL S7S0t3 The closed
and .sNA
-Hssp % O00 the market fairy active ,pces
M ADVANCE of IOc sales packers f3 10 % Cgmmon
IN Choee, E Hsvy ~ 95aSi LSal wexbs tad 81 81 $40
"a 10; closed .Le,dy. -
SISSY tsl I'M CAR s a. 6OGfi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22

American Gentlemen search OF good and esousna Lon
don tailor directed BxsJAxs Ulster House 80 Cooiuitss
London W. Noted Tor special materials and styles for Ulster uA'Aa<
universal coats Ulster shooting aud county suj &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.
havana EXCHANGE.
nouPsTIC MARKETS.

HAvisi Nov 21Ercsnse easier on The United s,e 10 d,''
rururv pemium; short sight 69e1O premium on Lon
| doa 02Qe3 premium Paris, 72a74 premium
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PASSENGERS ARRTVED.

PROM BRBNBNIa st,amshtp Bremen Nov 2I.-wa HcbsrtS
Mr. Ieverdg Peter ORTIZ H. Base nod s Rchsri Eeidh n MI
Ter NJ Bsnnn g. Nekersheimer and wife. MARI BosIkst Y
Krsreiseo. 4. Jgngs, y. WUkeBson. Dora S4herpsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22
COTTON RECEIPTS SINCE sRPr.
PRINT CLorl MARKET.
GATH MARXEr.

p.ou,,yc. r. L. Nov 2i-Prin,ng Cloths irm At 0h9Sir
"a, 0tr6t Extra With .tViH and Increasing
h,.p..s some hodes - At the highest qaoiansos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22

Dr. fIasbrouc (s Of Colousl makes speciality o. .resag
pain. Once $50 broadway 23lsi Newborn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22

Remarkable Fact.--Ths coLros DENTAL AssocrlTIos -
Cooper Institute have reached the sunbs Of 89oG psss shsss
failaEe aecide Us from he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22

HOLINESS BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH Wild
oteet your during bard No Aurrays-
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No not Standing tho steam the erpehmo. abandoned The %
viii be rc.ume probably CONCLUDED on Tuesday Sii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22

THE elastic TRUssp sold at POMEROYS
No. 7.4 Broadway 50 ia warranted 10 be best made
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A.-SOSs OF MALTA TO THE FRONr.-Remem-
Der your obligation be free Bl Hats bSoxs.
2l2 brosivs IN t6s Psseoa
House, and in Fifth Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22

Ladies suffering from Rupture instantly relieved and
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22
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