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New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
GOVERNNENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFPTCHR,f
WASHINGTON, II. c., Wednesday, Dec. 10-l H. III. }
Synopsis for The past "a hours
Decidedly cold and clear weather, with in
creased pressure prevailed the North West and
the upper lake region in the Ohio Valley and south
ward to and thence westward to the Indian
Territory, cloudy and threatening weather prevailed
with light northerly winds and lower temperature.
Partly cloudy weather with light variable winds and
calms IL reported the lower Mississippi Valley and
thence eastward to the Atlantic coast Clear weather
with light fresh northerly winds now prevails IN the
Middle and East Atlantic States cloudy weather with
westerly winds and lower temperature IN the lower Lake
region.
Probabilities
For New England increasing pressure lower fempera-
ture, light fresh northerly TO westerly winds, ana
generally clear weather during the diy; for ne Mddte
Atlantic states iO,rer temperature, ch increds,ng pres
sure and generally clear cedher, ercept IN Noreyn New
York.
For the lower lake region and thence souhward to
Virginia and Tennessee, lower temperature, cloudy
weather and possibly light rain, except In the lmmed
ate lower lake region where light ram or snow may
prevail. .
For ne upper lake region and thence to the
Missouri Valley partly cloudy or clear weather and de-
cdedly low Temperature for the Gulf States north
easery to southeasterly winds low temperature. and
partly cloudy weather.
For the South Atlantic States, light variable winds
and possibly light the coast followed by clearing
weather aud lower temperature Alter the 10th INST
tho ispay of cautionary signals Will be suspended at
the lake ports for the Winter.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
A NATIONAL NEED.
DEFECTS OF THE RAILROAD SYSTEM.

DEFECTS OF THE RAILROAD SYSTEM.
ADDRESS OF THE CHEAP TRANSPORTATION AksOCh-
TION-A NATIONAL FREIGHT ROAD AND STEAM
AS A MOTIVE POWER on ENLARGED CANALS THE
THINGS NEKDKD-PRoGRAMME OF TUE NATIONAL
CONVENTION.
An important report was presented to the Cheap
Transportation Association ut their regular monthly
meeting yesterday which had been carefully prepared
by the Committee on Railroad transportation. 1t sets
forth in detail many of the impositions upon both
the producer and consumer practced by the railway
managers, and points out methods by which they
can be remedied by the establishment OF National
freight line from the East to the West. which shall
reduce rates sufficiently to offer compensation
for the expense Of maintaining and running
it only, and thus compel competing lines to lower
their rates Enlarged canals, on which steam Shall
be used as motive power. are among tho expedients
mentioned. The address contains a strong array OF
facts and arguments The National Cheap Trans
portatiOn Association will hold a convention In
Washington on Jan. A. and a general invitation has
been extended to all organized bodies which are
aborng to railway reform to send delegates
The letter of the President, Josiah Quincy, which
was received by the New-York Association yester-
day, but published in The TRIBUNE month ago.
states some of the demands which may be made
upon Congress to correct existing abuses. large
delegation will be sent from this city.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
REPUBLIC4N PRIMARY ELECTIONS.

DELEGATES TO THE GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Republican primary meetings were held
throughout the city night for the purpose OF elect
ing delegates to the Central Republican COMMITTEES for
the year 1874 In several OF the prinres two delegs
tions were The following were elected IRON the
various Assembly Districts:
FRS, Assembly DstctS Comp,e ohn H. Belts John Con
Deglon-Mchae W. John Robinson JOhn C. keenan,, Ira
"s1aa second Assembly fhea@ William
Third Assembly Di,trt-DayidG McKeyey James L. Costello and
Fourth Assembly DistneC. NJ Bracket John b. Douev d. A.
Fnh Assembly O.,ret-Dr Stephen G. Clark Bqter IA.
Horsey Henry a. yandeyeAe James H. Lewis and William g.
Sixth Assembly Dct-enryA Smith, Patrick Clark EuO' Elliott
seventh Assembly Dct-John Lsvon Edward Brus. Jacob
IL umbley Henry o. verin. George CLARK Joseph Wallace,
william Western Flames F. ae,ca George & Fsss %.., eoh.,,
Matthew DAVIS Ferry John Lanshier Carroll Gleman
dsf snh Assembly, Dsane jane. Lynch Rch,
Coari Costa Gilbert Jackson Livingstone H. Carroll lanes
Tenth Tenth Assembly Dtsict-No election
sss9's IA, A,e%Oy , Acton Jsn MA Rose Uey oSa
Murra Arthur Buudsge John H. White Merritt wickham Mar
'"i T~enR Assembly Dct-JoSn Hart Archibald Watts. Henry
Kes.nd James MeGqre aotte RothsehS and W. W: "1 n
s,ma H. HissGS vsSes John Meef Wau sess
'0issG fosn.s.ns @Ss a.ms B. Boy Merritt
Joseph Piasnsy .na p1t,e C. wssSs r., :. 10 O'Clock
siI,eenh Assembly DistrcPAnk Iioss William n Hasgery
Ces SsssteenS A.s%b Ds,rc-Bn.mn K Phelps, Dad
l.h Joel Mason Alexander Martin John B0ethoven Henri
s: s %s% iaa' osI %so .sd NJ J. iISec Sc.s s.''.
o P C. Bling, D. r Marshall, Eannad sepbs.sps Spencer
Potter and Richard II. Green.
D,snSoer Lewis j. Pps Alexander Buneustes James Owen,
William D,Ilag, Salem 4 Wales: James Davis Thomas Free
Twenty drs. Assembly, Dstrc-SO election to II scIsch
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
Al Notices Of a
sau.s and address.
DIED.

ARMrAGs-In city Sunday ri Rev. william Arms,.
John Chach. Detroit, Michigan On rSur.is' IL
DUysCOMB-On Sunday Dec Anna ssra wife Of AIer Dan~
comb. aged 80 years and III months
anSss a aei. aIP from fis Ss1 % No a5s Eat PM ..
Wednesday Dec. 10, at IL an.
GOODAUH-In Bratteboo w. Dec 8 Mrs Lius b.. wife Wells
GOodhue esq. in the 6jth year ofb ,gs
GRAY-On Thursay, Dec 9, L. Anna Howell wife Of joan
Relatives and friends respectfully invited .isnd the aner
services Halls Church Fifth and Sneen'h st. On Tha
day, l lh inst. at 10 O'Clock a.
HARTLEY-on Sunday c,tb.Oe haasou. VT. Of
Funeral ,e ~ 81 Ir late residence No. la7 Pneeu.h
Wednesday IL Fnenis and aequantanees are respectfully
HoDGEMAN-Iu Fort Edward N T. Sunday Dee T. Frederick D.
will take pace from the Chnrcs IN Port B~. :.
Wednesday lo INST. halfpast 10 o'clock Relatives ,ai 'S
invited to attend without further notice
HOwEL-At Goshen NJ " Dee q. Rebeecs A. Howell rehct %
PaSer.i on einesdsy 1Oh inst st II O'Clock
dsnce o her son. John b. Howell. at Goshen n T.
LANBon Monday Nsbby widow Of Auglsias Lsss
:.Ss. sSsI and ssd are eS respectfully
vices at che residence B. Qaarkubusb 767 Greenxh
Wednesday evening Dec. 10. at ia o'clock
Boston papers please copy
PEARsALLA Florence Italy Nov Il NAY Snl, dr'sh'' Of -
RoBgRrs-At the residence Of hi, No 80 B. rents on De-
1873 D. William Ts 81 k9SS .od ao"s The
The Of he family the Fellows Of The Academy, "a
%s%si' s% ST. S1i
ssm m an sai r Be- removed to Sla.ans L. H. :or
wARD-In Perry T. 1873 PhchOl Monroe Ward gsd 7s
years, d months, and 2l days
wARD-on Monday 9Th iust Richard Ray Ward aged seventy s
years and twenty days u
Ms relatives aud friends friends OF bis nsphsvs Wn a..
Charles Ward respectfully r-qaessei N attend the
funeral from residence No Bond Tbarssy Dec III.
at IL O'Clock 10.
wHIrINGsatenly, Sunday. Dee Z, MARI s. ~dos of w.
Whiting the 18th of her 49,
family w.
Whiting are respectfully attend the uoera rom the Univ
ss Chnrch Beeckc and WedDes!s Dee lVs
at O'clock
wOOO-On Monday night 9Th inst Gertrude Wood sie~ o Bs
Wood, in the s5th year fher age. -, .-.-...
relatives Of the family are repeatedly s'si 20 ess
her funeral Reformed Church. Por, Richmond % hIr~
dsy In inst at Pier 10 Hudson River.
between Deg nj CorsLandt-stA. at S:45
WRIGHTOn Monday Dec g. Of sess, fever. Albert s'a
Nesos Wright Of Newark, N. J.
Relatives attend the uaers from Chrsfs
Church Woodsde Thursy The llth nat al IL ~
IN. by Bre r. T. leaves Cbamberss at III 30
PRAYER Tor Dead Will be said and the Blessed Ssrsnens Cd
morrow Chuss morning O'clock At The CharrA
of =, Mary the Virgin Portv 6nhst. Broai.s'
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
piSSRNGERS ARRIHED.

PROM LtvgaPOOLl. sss~.As ~y q s.s..s', o.t a..
H.. unsIs NJ and M Brekbhge Ms Con Corss ssd ch
H.rhs s. HiIl Geo s. shelton n 0une NJ. Ssoa jss'os
Mrs Scbbye child afant and nurse wm Thoma; M saa NE s
booly and rbin J.rscewsL Mrs NJ WILSON. Wis Ansso
Wi.., Grimm Rev p WbttIstos Mr. Hedge and isdy rhos H.
Rewle. OIIaT.e samuel Brow T. W. Marsh sna lsiy sS
Grace M.rsh Mr. socsrra Dr. Joha ssd M Bats Wn nhosy
H. A. Avery LADY W. H. Ward H. Pssh y. Is'ess',s'
David X W. Dean Mrs Thompson, r. ~ Do,nA"' NV "
Blrbv, J. Bsby, M.se, X r. ami A. Bleby n ~ c,.
FROM HAvANA-In sbamsstp Moro C1sh, Dee ~ OAas
De sos Pelr Girahd A. Clark r. Puntr Aolna
7. Conkia. O. Mitchell J. stephens. Capt W howes. '"
hrwson J. Nichols Book w H. Vsndefbufg NIs~
lev d. Moran D. fIypn Can't J. Jones H. Crocksr Hst"psf
Fernandez A. Rosea aloh John Mous Gore SHOCK o. HsseS
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
ANOTHER BOOK AUCTION.

Mcssrs. Bangs. Merwin q Co. send out a
,a,urlat catalogue OF another book auction to take
nIace wednesday Thursday. aud Friday afternoons OF
,h,s week. Tue collection comprises STANDARD works
in general literature, booSs OF special historic
.ei,ntiae aud artistic INTEREST," ahd many
volumes rare, quaint, ahd cur'ou'' inoro !"
no grouping Of subjects ~ N 0"''oS"o
Tho ,,,o. rr,ryed alphabetically and among them
-. AM, ui.to,v of Europe. Aristotles Works.
Remili.eFnres oi Ary.mus Ward Iarnums iafe the
Bayafd series SwnDurne's Blake, BInyans Thgilm
Progress CicerO's Llfc and l-ettois' oiuAeN" SSS~
ancc, Dryden's MorAs. eLC
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
nOMRSTIC MARKETS.

DETROIT. Dee 9POur steady Wheat steady NO MnEt;
Sl 55 No. 81 A. Corn steady OO3 OaN IN f ueMAnu
at ale Dressed Hogs sold at 50 TO. ,u,,
CMc,Go Dec 9-Pour gi and quiet Wheat da and lower
but closing drm; Spring 81 10; No. Spring. ~ y ean
and December 81 l3 Jnuasnd 81 l51 February NO. spring
81 0s Rejected 81 O2fsl o. Corn 1y % and Sso' @ psssm.
81 % January and 53l febusry Rejected old5?2 os aelSe
and higher 30Q39a cash and January Rejected &c W
active and higher supply sales OF No NisOc be us ana
Dropping No Pan, 81 Al bid and III % asked No sPng
oi al O31xi 00 Provisions dull and unsettled fots lONeI'
. AZ Sll so $l4 30 January sl4 oI21sl3 Feofu.i
a.. Ann At sl2 75d$l3 steady for Sc February,
sa.eri closed sellers 1t she Meats qut ard easer no.
nsby nver shoulders 10 Is days od 06o'se ohSft No
wsdl.s esq. Shoalier, 4aai7sc Short Ribs os Dressed
Hogs Quiet al a5 whisky steady AZ VOc heee % ~
~ Ronr III 900 10000 bush Corn SOOO hesh
d.. 200 bush Re 10000 bush. Barley shpmenisa -oVo
bh Polr SO 900 wheat 200 bush Corn -9VOo oa'n
"a ppD hu.aB
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
Az . bind the country togcther in BOND. Of

20 bind the country together in bonds Of common
In conclusion therefore, your Committee respectfully
tnat the remedies for the defects and abuses In
oI Heseht system OF transportation must comprise:
- nosulAtlon and Improvement Of our present rail-
w system by proper legislation
ane construction and ownership by tho people OF
81 an auhary. canals must be enlarged and their
.ay Increased by the application OF steam "a mo
W. 8. FAIRFIELD, +. X. DURKER.
i. j. MARTIN, Committee.
b. L. Baker moved the appointment OF alcommittee OF
nve 10 reprssent the EewYork Association at tho meet
ing OF the National Association He repeated many or
the charges mode by Josiah Quincy and said that the
recent panic was caused largely by tho absorption OF
the money Of the country in railway enterprises and
speculations. II was finally decided to increase the
number Of the committee indefinitely, selecting such
members Of the Association shall be able " attend
the meeting In Washington.
Inc Executive Committee OF the National Cheap
transportation Association desires that every State aud
territory all Oranges, Farmers Clubs. Agricultural. In
duS'rai and Working Mems Unions. Merchants and
MAnufacturerS Associations in sympathy with the
movement shall be represented in tho Convention, and
presents the following as the proposed programme:
Jen H. 1s74-Opening address by the Hon. Josiah
quincy, PRESIDENT OF the American Cheap TranBporta-
dentas ana appointment Q, enort % On Cone
~ W.tee . on Credentials Appointment OF Committee on
This Committee 1 on q the Of the PRESENT
Ksllrosd sy ysem their origin and tendency, and will
recommend such legislation In their opinion, Is
necessary 70 remedy the 1t will also prepare and
SUNNY 10 the Convention plans for regulating the con-
suuction and management Of all railroads that may
hereafter be built In this country.
jan o.Opening address by Gov. James NJ. smith OF
6eotga followed by report OF the Committee on Water
Routes and discussion OF same. Address by WIN. M.
burweii OF tho New-Orleans Chamber OF Commerce.
SUBJECT: The Value Of the Mississippi River Route"
followed by NJ. ID. Wilbur OF Michigan and speakers
from the Eastern States
Jan )6-DevOted TO Railroads. Opening address by
ehe non. e. Flagg Of Illinois. Report OF Committee
on Railroads. Address by stephen T. Moore OF Kanka
kee ILL.,, followed by Others.
Jan. I-Adoption Of form OF petition and memorial
10 % presented to each state Legislature, recommend
ing such action, and the passing WILL in
the estimation Of the Convention, best promote the &C
colnplshment OF cheap transportation Adoption or
ior Oh petition ana memorial tO.be presented 10 Con
gtess Tor the same purpose Report OF Committee on
Finance. Miscellaneous business
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
LATEST SHIP NEWS
For other Ship Sers see Secoad Pdce.l
ARRIVED


Steamship City Brussels tBr Ltch Liverpool Nov 49, IN
Queen..own 30h siib md'e sEi pass 70 John o. Dale -
Steamship Russia (Br Cook liverpool Nov 3D. and 2ussnsts~s
3Dh with mdse. and pass to Cbas g. PrsDckya
Steamship Castle Morton Havana Dec T. With md.s and OA
steamship I.ase Bell Bl,tsm.u Richmond City sorso
with nise and 10 Old Dominion steamship Co x.
Steamship Richmond Lawrence Rchnond CIV Poo sod Sors's
v pass. Old Dominion steamship Co.
Ship Rhine, Jordon. London oct H. WITH mdse
Bark Giscomino ts Bonfslo Boston Bne 40 isy ballast
Bark Concora (swed Locanler Bremen so dsrs in ballast
Bark Eosa,nDEsn tsSr Lyde"en carif % days 'h "f'sS
Bart Ccsero Usl Laurent Dor.cb. So dsys in b.
Bark Orfero AUST Msinieh. Antwerp 50 day balet
Bns Insuan (sor Cnriseanssn Barros 80 dys Ia ballast
Big MsT f St John. P Mupby Pernambuoo 20 a,ys
Bne Constance Heyser and lay. With
scbr A. Do Hart of Boohbsy Pnhau Baseoa 10 lars. ~S
fruit
SAILED.
Steamship. Goethe for Hambug; Bns for Kug,o Jan Leo ,s
Savannah Wilmington, for Havana hsabsn for Chsresoo Ne
tropois for wilmington n c.. wysnote. for Norfolk 40
wIND-SunseE moderate, w; cloudy
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FORTRESS MosRos Va, Dec. 9Ssiied barts BrsIhers fs
Rio; for Demers brg' IIlry ior B@one Csd
Peter for NswYorti se Taylor Tor iars i'.adi s.rsa:n
United States steamship Fortune for Key West chrs Eliot and 90
sAvissAH Ga 9BelOw British steamship untno~.s
steamships c. w Lord from philadelphia. vsnsc.a tom Ls,pss
Rule Liverpool. Sailed bars Brnna. for Liverpool
CHaRLx,ros Dee 9Arh,ed steamships Chameon from Ne.
GarIsie from Philadelphia H. b. Irving from Baltimore 0f DE
port BRIG C. Rooseyei from Bostoa Sailed ship CiJ o Halifax
and BARK Aurora, for Liverpool.
FOREIGN PORTS
HAvASA Dec 9Tbe steamship Crescent Cay arrived bere as
MoyllLE Nov s-Ths Anchor Line steamship Au.s Hrtt-
wick from SewYok Nov 30 arrived to-day .ad proceeded .
Gl,sgow
Rhen Alma st. Patrick Matilda Hl,aH Johann Vii
from American Barceietc Countess Of fe Saovo FRO
tecior Rosa OuVsr Star and BrunsHlct
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10

"What ought to be considered Honestly and Legally
Cold gold q gold 4 alloy faas all the requnsnes1
Is carat toh may considered gold looks veil and ~ss
proportions fail in their and though ID IL
and esa tolerated ike besuHfu pigment wte1
with aiatersn" Vide The Book Of Hall MARK Amenssas
Engand shoai NJ SrREgrzRs store ~ Cpallta
Londoo bis choice stock OF lscarai d ami z-
ewe watches clocks oratss CsIsosae DO" hoe
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
cl1rTR MARKETS.

Crc,ao Dee 9-CArrtERep' $500 bead .5e n'se' r,s
.et ,r .,es iAr good native steers al - 80 t@i oz
choice 81 ass 30 through Texan 81 'o@s- 80 '"fHs - 'o
,iSr i bber receipts about 81 coo head prices
,.ryr from 81 Is as5 l2 mostly 81 80 40 song strong AL
sold shipments, 800 heal o-,
w...,ox Ma Dec BEEF Cattle receipts O5l heati fl
nr. were obt,nei lots with pobsb shhde advance
~. =, Cho AZ 30, Extra at ~ - 20 fs Qaality
A. az s ~ IA Second qualify at s60sI oO rhi Qlahp t1G
% ou L.un.-Recepl, OF 5O02 head market decidedly os
Zen, s b,,t lots Medium grae there less eal Par to
Nan y.,e sales Of Shnep Va l Al "a ,0Vs 10
kIlr. Al MI lU. epnag Llags Wv 10.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
A FUGITIVE CASHIER.

II. Y. HospoRD DIsAPPEJs WITH $1,000 or his
ympIoYERs moNEY-rE DEPALcArioN EsrI-
MATED AT $4,000.
Harry f. Hosford, the cashier OF Augustus
" Ying banker aud broker Of No "a Pine-sI' eit the
office at noon on Monday and has not since oeen seen ny
those most interested In obtaining Information AS 10 MS
whereabouts. In the course OF the morning ho'io'a u
pled up one OF Mr. Kings checks ON The Union Na'on
Bank for $1,000 and leaving bis ounce "on' W '""
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
APPEAL FOR A NEW TRIAL IN THE UDDERzooK

WEST CHESTER, Penn,l Dec. 9.-The argu-
ment for new trial In the OF Undertook came on
to-day. Wayne Mcveagh and Joseph Perdue, prisoners
counsel appeared for motion, and District Attorney
Wagner against IT, The main argument OF Messrs
McVeagh and Perdue that two OF the jurymen had
expressed opinions before going the jury. and ~ere
therefore, incompetent. 1t Is not known when the de-
csion will be- given, but 1t will probably DO tomorrow
or the he 1t day at the farthest
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.
HAVANA RYCHANGR.

H,yIsl Dee 9-Erhauge the United States 60 d,y eur
reps 7667S premium ditto Short sight currency sZ9o'
ID cent pmum ditto Short Sight gold 10 ssi oen PREMIUM
on London l05fll0 cent premium; on Par o0dSo cen
premium Spaaish gold, 17G7S
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10

American Gentlemen search of Eoei ssd economical sa
dou tailor BESJ,xs. Ulster House - Coodats1,
London W. Noted for special materials and styles o Ulster ave'ss
and uniyeua cover. Ulster shooting and country sat &c
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
MARRIED..

BOUTON-NESMITH-At Lowell Mas 4th lor By Rev ith,mS
Beard assstei Rev Dr. n BOuton Of Concord n H. jobs
Bouou SewYork Blrs j. daughter Of the ss beat''v
John hesmith.
RSG-HUST-On Tuesay Dec al ST. Psurs NJ Church Now
Thos b. smith, Mr.. Buzene Rins 70 hs BmnA
L. Hunt daughter Hon John 4. Hunt, all Of Morssnn N
Al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed wtta 6'u
nayns and .lddresx
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
5uecial Notices


Post.ce Notice.-The mails for Eurooe ending SATURDAY
Dec l3 1873 NIL shs ose TUESDAY sud THURSDAY
At a m and I2m. T. l. JAMES, Pos,msssss.
Horse and Coupe Wanted-In EXCHANGE for pev 6rst
S7OO Piano stock by the
wanting 70 get valuable peeo popery b.t sint
s head Of IN these hard times viii ind Praes 70 'adrss
W. C. FORD. 81 Clark-st. Broosiyo
Where To Get the New street Lamps,
BOULEyARD STREET AND PARK LAMPS, sf.er careful
trial adopted the City and since then generally opl
by the tes in be hs either Of ths
W. BARTLETT the General Ohce No 500 Broad
theu either county Buope"Jhas Rooms Psden,
haitian Gas Light consider them the bes. have
seen"-H r. McGown. President Harlem Gashsh, COMPANY
The New-York Association for Improving the Cos
dition Of the Poorls hIeIh Annaa Report lai DIRECTORY
ready Subscribers will be supplied early practicable at
their Immediately by sending the ohee Room No 50
Bible House Eghth-st The following and
II he ard Committees authorizes sassp
JAMES BROWN President No 80 wai.,t
HOkATlO ALLEN, Vice President, No. 90 William IT.
JAMES LlEoX, Nce-Presdent. No 80 Pinh ave
JOHN c. GREEN, yeepresideut. No. II Soaih-st
MM. H. AsPINW ALL, Hiee-PEesdeut. No 81 Solh-st
EDWARD ). JAFPRAY vice-Presieut, No $50 Broadway
ROBBRT b MlNTURN. Treasurer. No. Is South-ss
GsoRR GRiswop RscoS Sets,sTy 10 II south :,
ELECTED MANAGkRS-Stswart Brown, No 80 wallst JcsS
than stages No l25 Fon,1 Bsus Benedict No u W.l'1
CHAIRMES or WARD COMMITTEES First, Second and Third
ards Geo. " Able No hues FOURTH chis Chanbesl1S No
1873 sounsL; Rnh eny febs No 50 aAcr 81 hrh 'ons
Bod Fraukas Seventh, RbA seey No. 200 ChertJ a.
Kgsb John Budo No ~ Charlton st NnIh Daniel French No
253 Nest fOuneolths Tenth tso~ U Sasen No - 1s
No. 3l5 bas oaehunred and q Is
nth ashngton rhons. No 43t Gnist Fourteenth Hssp
West No isS fifteenth Fre'cuok Cosshns No ~
Bas Tenth sixteenth James spence No i3O ssls
saith No 3lj last Forty seeohj.i rsruheih u hahSo,
No 227 Wet fhfi' o.rh f-eay a Jsla ~ ss' ~ ~
e. s. s:s '''1 ,Tsr osT asrbsY co sen
NJ ~ o.o.v .se,e @s~ fs''
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10

Bakers Chocolate.
easily had will fss
asnins W. BAAzK Co.'S Breakfast Cocoa.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
Raker,s ChocoIatr

save Your Gas Bs.-Ask Grocer for cuaRD uovSs
SILVER SPasd on. Brilliant and SAFE l3t MAIDEN -ane
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10

Ruptured People. dos ths dangerous -s pnns iI
horrible metal The ELAric FkUs 66S
Broadwsy holds Rupture comfortably nsbt and day l cured
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10

Dr. Cotton makes oo,hds.ins pleasure vita s-shnss~ 10
10 Cooper Institute
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10

Bakers Chocolate.
II you wan the BRsr Vanilla Chocolate get BaKKhA
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
CENER9L POLITICAL NEWS.

THE BOSTON MUNICIPAL ELECTION-sAMUEL c. COBB
ELECTED MAYoR-RESULTS or THE ALDERMANIC
CONTEST.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10

HOrse and Coupe Wanted-In BXCHANUB Tor ncv hrse
S7OO Piano selected manufacturers stock by the
cher wanting valuable property b.t eant
eat these hard will Ind Is prdsbls 10 ddrs@s
w G. FORD. 81 Clark.st. Brooklyo.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10

Post-Cce Notice.-The mails for Europ> ending SATURDAY.
Dec iS 1873 ~ TUESDAY saa THURSDAY
as III 80 a. m WEDNESDAY al 80 Aad SATURDAY.
AZ a., M and l2m. T. l. JAMES Postmsste<.