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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-28

ooeT Of the army IN carrying ont its pc,icy of dealing
with the various rnfsn trises This with he valuable
aid and sssistanoe which has teen rendered by tho
Board OF Indian Commissioners. andlespeciay its
President. tho Hon. Felix Il Brunot. and the various
religious organizations by whom the Indian agents OF
the Goyornmont selected. has materially nlded tho
Department In its difficult and compile ated labOrs
continuance OF this work sustained b. tho other
branchos OF tho public service Just referred will.
have no doubt In few years, result greatly mprcy
Bg the moral and physical coalition of the Indians and
In giving security 70 irOaticr settlements from
Indian depredatons well in laying permanent
foundation for the progress OF various Indian tribes
IN the pursuits OF peace and civilization.
Tie Secretary invites the attention OF Congress
request FROM colony OF Monnonites. DOW aud fOr
several generations residing in Southern Russia
the tue Black Sea aud he Sea OF AzOv FOR
modification OF the existing land laws Ia certain pa.eG
lars 10 enable them settle upon public domain in
a compact colony. Tue entire area they viii probably
REQUIRE will be about 100000 acres. In0 Secretary also
notices the business of the Land Pension and Education
Bureaus, railways, geological surveys inc census, anu
Othor subject coming within range OF MS department
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E,sr tfskErr Pcni Nor 81 ydrds-CsrTLs
Recep1 for The Neek eDlsg 20 37j j375 hd.
against 30 cars the week efo TIE rpy pr 7rrf s hss hes
much about hs snd ieasn lte
were more colny buyers band Eho Bought bus h pdoe.
oss wees not chsnEc being MARRIED Ristu art
thsf present late, gOt fairly The bnof
few o. the have baug' AZ g Ece cogc Y There only
about tso or Tires loads Of ext good hand ne bins beng egm
mon ,po meilm 70 iasTy yof God 20 % 900 soefs 70
30 AZ medium LOO 100 - - 25eS 10
lOOO 10 100 steers ~ 50df 800 10 900 esrs
81 9O1sS 5O bulls S2qS2 7J sales 70 1907 head for
he
Hoes Reepts for the week WEIR 3o3 ears 80 3s5 bead
sgsl 2O3 the week b The supply has been raer
per he ot demand good esgens er good heiyg bog With
mark al best tops - bO6<4 40 YORKER - 10
d$f 10 eomuUn $50 - mostly Oh pens neuiy clesr
sHEEPecrpts f3 500 head sesas
the before the suDnly derD4 ght With
iu market and prizes ID about @ % - 100 b hnc WOOL - go
- 7j 70 % 70 nne WOOL i0 - % ufana S3aff 90
mon, S2Gt3i fail supply on band At close Of market
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believed to be close sympathy. They have mucn
IN common beside politics, being both men Oh cu'',.
vatiou and strong churohmen, and otherwise kun
,ocether. Mr. Henry James has been much TOO ihuo
.o,dent n Liberal for Mr. Gladstone's taste, ana
,hora was thought 10 be q GOODNESS between tneiu
.nrmounted at last by political necessities. IL is
very long STEP indeed from Quaiihed opp'sr
lion to the confidential relations eAis',us
between the Head of the Government anu MS
thief legal adviser. Bat the links OF 'he ehaln
arc TOO strong for any one OF them 10 oe
s,anned Sir John Colerdge IS eager ior the oignl-
.io5 rctircment of the Bsnch-pus' 1T rs said
poerase-,v;th is comparatively easy work and
,.onre ;ncome He waived his claim TO be Master of
tho Rolls when Lord Romily resigned and this
lime he must have his own way The Bar murmurs.
The interests of Justice are neglected The prestige
If the Bench is diminished. The nights of the public
are little thought Of. Tradition, prescrptve night,
personal claims party services, outweigh al these.
Mr.. Gladstone persuades himself that Sir John Cole
,,dge will make pretty good Judge, as no doubt he
will and his talent for slencing scruples in such
cases has been shown before and will be shown
again. G w D
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FOREIGN NOTES.


The Rothschilds announce a Russian per
cent loan Of S75,oOoOOo
Hon. ID. 4. Macdonald, Postmaster General
o. Canada reelected to Parliament for the County
Of GiengarrY by acc8mston.
The steamship Koenig Wilhelm, from New
York, which arrived at Southampton the 2lth and
proceeded for Bremen, has gone ashore near Niewe
dep. the coast Of Holland. Her passengers are al
safe TWO tugs ere trying 70 hau hef on 10 expected
IL will be necessary TO unload he before she can be
got aHOst.
At an influential meeting held at Rome on
Wednesday, at which d. ID, Field, esq, OF New-Yors
AID NJ Richard, Secretary Of the Paris Peace Society
we're present It was decided that Italian Com miee
should be organized in connection with the Judicial
Congress OF Brussels Count Sclops aud Gen. Garbald
we're appointed honorary members OF the Committee A
public dinner was gwen in honor Of Messrs Field and
Richard last night. SgnOr Msncini and others mad"
speeches in which the Nugnius affair was alluded 10
and the hope expressed that The question which has
referred 20 arbitration
Fx-President Theirs made a brief address to
the deputation from California which presented him
with costly album and an address signed by 1900
French residents OF san Francisco. be said; Il am
more affected than express al receiving evidence
o. sympathy from place far away. kindly assure
nv eountrymen in California of my deep gratefulness.
have done what could to France from the dis
,ters caused by the war foolshy begun all has not
heen restored but have az least tho satisfaction OF
knowing that part OF the work has been accomplished
The rovalsts were very active this Summer but they
.re baied and convinced that al nope OF restor
ing The monarchy j. abandoned ana "" III uOl DC = ~ n
The entire country wOud oppose ~ Inc secuVt Oh he
Republic Is henCefOrth assured mean as YOU 10 tne
conservative Republic which every one low iavors,
because 10 promotes the general interests OF the country
nv allowing them full scope. free from disturbance NO
other government is possible in France VIII 90 an 10
ny power 20 uphold III you ma! Sd! 80 " ny NV""'''
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cogERNMEyr NEITHER REPORT

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEZ SIGsAL OFFICER. :
WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Friday, Nov. % Il a. M
Synopsis for The past "a hours.
The barometer has risen rapidly in the North
West with clearing clear weather aud Intense cold
NOrtheastery Winds clearing and partly cloudy
weather and falling temperature Will prevail on the
hikes and thence southwark to the Ohio Valley
Failing temperature, nOrtheastery winds, aud clear
weather the Middle states nOrt-wcstery aud north
eastery winds and cloudy weather In the South Atlantic
and Eastern Gulf states. $500
Probabilities.
For the Middle States nOrth-UcSieriy wiHds, falling
Temperature. anu generally clear ceapier.
For the lover lakes, aud thence 10 West virginia
westerly Winds cold and partly cloudy weather
For the Northwest aud upper lakes and southwark to
Kentucky and Missouri very low temperature, gener-
ally clear weather and norhweseIy winds backing TO
sonthery in the NOrth-Wes during the evening.
For Tennessee and the Calf states, norheasterly and
north westerly winds falling temperature, and partly
cloudy weather.
For the south Atlantic States north westerly ard
northeTy winds, failing temperature. and clearing
weather
For New-Engand north. westerly winds, cold and
clear weather.
All rcports New gland. the Western our and
the Southwest. aud tho majority VI trans Mississippi
reports sre missing,
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FiTAE TENEMENT AFFRAY.

AN OLD WOMAN PROBABLY BEATEN 10 DEATH BY
TWO MEN.
The police Of the Eleventh Precinct received
notice last evening that woman lying dead IN
room IN the rear building OF No. 225 Rvingions and
that tho neghbors suspected foul play. Sergeant
Chrystie ana Capt Murphy upon investigating
the case found that the dead woman was Mrs. Ann
smith, a widow &c about 81. She lived IN TWO wretched
rooms on the floor Of the tenement, and kept az
boarders CLARK, ST. IS years his son Patrick
age 49, and George DOlan. ali r1ughlooiug, Incorporate
men, who frequently disturb the other occu-
pants OF the house. on Tuesday night
the noise OF nghng heard IN Mrs. Smths
rooms aud voice sounding like hers was heard several
times and a man Csupposed TO have been the elder
Clark called OUT, Don't KIN hertz Soon aiterward
Mrs Smith ran apartments Of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Printer on the other side or the hall, with her
face black and bruised and blood running from her
mouth. These people are under the impression that
Mrs. Smith accused young Clark OF having beaten
her The injured took to her bed and died yes
terdny morning, George Dolan having previously gone
for physician who said to have neglected the case
Detective Common arrested the two Carks and Dolan
0he latter as witnesl, and they held 10 await the
action OF Coroner Herman. The body OF the woman 10
terribly marked about tile head, neck, and breast as
though she had been beaten and kicked.
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THE CIVIL WAR IN SPAIN.

CARTAGENA BOMBARDED EIGHT HoURs-PRoPOsI-
TONS TO SURRENDER
MADRID Thursday, Nov. u, 1878.
Cartagena was bombarded eight hours yes
erdsy by the land batteries. The town and the Of
war Mendez Nunoz replied with vigOr. The outlying
fort Don Julian senced by the fire of the besegers
j. reported that its commaudant and several other
officers we're killed.
The insurgen feet in this herbor got mp to-day;
for what purpose has not yet been developed.
The rebel leaders through the Admrsls Of the foreign
squadrons. have requested a truce OF two hours.
# believed that propositions for the surrender OF
The city will soon be made
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DIED.

ALIIsoyos wsdrs'9y 2se Inst at Il 20 Of pnsuaoaIs
Relatives ami ie1l, are invited attend
eBce $50 Broome-st Saturday, 29h int at
M JOHN sG u ss Sod, e ar S seI s @' ''
Ths relatives respectfully invited attend her
om the residence Of her sonna. Joha H. Marine toa~eoi sI
=. b. he z csLs R Lea Of j. al rom me 0 '''
BELKSAPAt Sewburgh Nov 81 Marietta wife Of NJ C. Btasv
Faasrs fo her , residence 2S8 L.rtr.t q. IL oclosl a.
Saturday, nov. 20
cLARK-on Wednesday evening Nov % Rye, Matilda i,usts
He friends friends invited attend
tr..a leaving the Grad Cea trsI depot IL O'clock
FLAGG-Iu this city Noy %, Arrah Flag, asei 80 yesrs
9Gs We, TTsnt1.itird-,t
SssbarSh TUESDAY Nov 25 1873 Robss
Pass'al l.a residence Nsvbursh, Orange County T.
Fuday 3Stl inst at IL o'clock.
Go d n and Mar, A Gespe the 3O,h year hls
Relative: and d are re- ' d g = w 'f 9f ..S
on satuni.y afternooa, at a O'clO K
the residence Of n, son. a~sH. T. 90 "e''
RTs fnd, Of he nl5 sni nenS Of the sswY,rs As.isuy
Of Medicine respectfully invited ~ ald the funeral ron apnss
Cureh Amena FRIDAY r. m. Tcu leaves Grsad Ceais
Depot, Harlem Rairosd. GAS o.elCcs a
HUNr-OO THURSDAY Nov ~ 1873 RicAard O. fan 10 As 5sA
III s ed the family are Invited to attend the
hi, late residence EA Pfyseyeuh't sunday Both n' al
o'clock.
state Prudence wOOi sie Of Reuben Kent 20
sons; eight daughters ami one con no" living
SuSzLERia seoekn HSy % sl,sr sg ss Dora knin's''
The will place fon her @ resdene ~ CsHsst
had, Fneats ard relitTes arc respectfully '1''a 'a'
Friday. 2sth 4. O'Clock
MULPORD-As Montrose, Penn Thursday Gorns NOV ~ nn
Fannie Jesup huliord, aged 81
Funeral Saturday sfleTnocn, 25th lust
ABH-Ia brooklyn raesiy Nov DO lhomss aeCaS Assd
~ year. a native OF C0ulls Monshan, helsnt.
Relatives and invited to tnd The ianra from HIS late RS
deuce Carrols, FTaRknsve on Friday Nov 20 HSp N
eupDCKCs Tuessy uorua a. % ri s5etb wife Robert
Ruddiek. aged 10 years and : dayA -
Punsra nom residence as LeingtonsTe Brooklyn. on Fu
dar 2S,h az Friends ani relatives are Invited 20 attend
sTILLwgLI-on wsdnesi,y Nov. 2G 1873 T. sulveh D.
The re y md friends the familY respectfully invited stsal
tbs rrs on Friday the 29 inst, at o'clock from hs late
tesldeuee 2}s Esst Twelfth ..
TIE msmt.rs Of the George Trmbe Association o old Pss,a
g.ho Ma are requested their oirs
essesned Secretary d. Aoa the ssniOasI Bspssi
Chorch on Friday Nov. rs At O'Clock p m. Ny ooier
Jo,EpH H. TooKKK. Rec Sec. JOHN W. GkEAroS, PresGeas
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OBITUARY..

DEATH Of EX-UNTrED STATES SENATOR YATES.
ST. Louis, Nov. 27.-EX-United States SEN
ator Richard Yates Illinois died suddenly at Bornums
Hotel here. AZ O'Clock tonight. Mr. Yates had been
10 Fulton, Ark, as United States Commits
sioncr 10 examine the lower end OF the
Cairo and Fulton Railroad, and returned here
last sunday. Since then ne has been qle feeble ana
yesterday was very sick. lie revived to-day however
an tls evening, while busyinE himself with prepara
tons FOR starting home tomorrow morning, suddenly
fell backward, and died IN Ave minutes. His family
have beer advised, and are expected to morrow
Ex-senator Richard Yates, whose death IS announced
in the above dispatch was born IN Kentucky jan 49,
1919 He removed to Illinois, and graduated at the Hi
nos College; oferward studied law He served IN the
Legislature Of his state several TERMS ana was KEEP
re.enaye in Congress from Illinois from 1851 TO 1870
He was elected Governor Of Illinois In 1851 for term
of four years, and took an active part In raising
troops Tor the Union army during the Rebellion
He was elected United Senator from Illinois for
the term beginning In 1855 and ending In 1871, and
served on the Committees on the District OF Columbia
the Pacific Railroad Territories Pensions, Manufactures
and Mines and Mining He also served as Chairman oil
the Committees on Revolutionary Claims ana TerrtO-
ries He delegate to the 10y alis1S CONVENTION,
neld in Philadelphia 10 1850. x<r-f-g- -
> =.
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OPPOSITION TO BISHOP CUMMINGS MOVEMENT
IN PHILADELPHIA.

The Philadelphia Telegraph publishes the
subolned card in reference to the action Of Assist
ant Bishop Cummlns since his withdrawal from
active connection with the Protestant Episcopal Church
The gners among the leading elergymen OF the de-
nomination In that city and recognized as belonging
to the " Evangelical" branch OF the church:
Tue undersigned, having heard with profound sorrow
OF the movement row making by Bishop Cumniins for
the organization Of new " Church on the basis OF the
PRAYER Book OF l7s5' desire 10 say that they have
nv with this measure and that It does not repre-
the views and feelings VI Evangelical mon
william suddards Richard Newton,
BENJAMIN Watson, Z. George Cnrrie,
James Pratt William H. MuDFOe,
Richard ~ Thomas snyder b. Shines,
Daniel b. Miller Charles L.. Fischer.
William W. spear Charles ID. Cooper,
William Newton, Thomas A. Jaggar.
J. IT. Eccleston. William +. Paddock,
Robert A. T. iwards John b. Fdknor,
Herman L. Duhrng, John A. Chllds
George bringhurs.
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.

TIE INDIANA GRANGE OF THE PATRONS OF HUs-
BANDRY.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 21.-The State Grange
OF the Patrons OF Husbandry which has been In
at Valparaiso adjourned to-day. Resolutions were
adopted rs follows:
FsvorDg such change in the laws as will remove the
trial Of all crimes punishable by fine or mprisOn
jail justices courts fayoring such expansion
OF the currency may be necessary to relieve the
country OF the present financial embarrassment
and promote the Interests OF labor; favoring a
reduction OF the number OF members OF
the Legislature by redistIicting the state /;
condemnIug all increase of salaries either National or
state and demanding the repeal OF the Salary Grab BILL
fsyornR more competing railway lines, and asking for
charters for the pupose OF constructing
them but opposing the grating Of Government aid III
their construction; fayoriDg the encouragement OF
nome maDuf actures.
TIE PHILADELPHIA ELECTION CASE.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27.-To-morrow another
application will be made TO the Court for injunction
against the Commissioners Of Election on the new Con-
stution on the ground that the law under which the
created provides that the election for
shall held In the manner cleo
tons arc regularly held In the Common wealth
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE FRENCH CABINET.
ADDITIONAL CHANGES-THE PRESENT LIST OF MN

IsTEPs
PARIS Thursday, Nov. q, 1878.
he Official announcement OF the new Cabinet was
made to-day. 1t shows some changes in addition to
those previously reported. The following is the
official list of the Ministers:
Minister ofthe TutSri0r-Duke de Brogle.
H,nfsicr OF Foreign AgairS-Duke Deoazes.
Minister Of Wdr-Gen. Du Barail.
Niais.er Of FinaEoeS-M. Pierre Magne.
Minister Of JuStee-M Depeyre.
Minister Of Public Instruction and WorSAip--M Four
fOn.
Minister Of AgricVltlTe and COnmerce-M, Deseiligny
Hiniser Of Public Works-M de Larcy.
BiatsiCf Of ne MdTiae-Admra DHornoy.
NM Beul6, Ernoul, and Batbie, are the members
Of previous Ministry whH.c5 nave retired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-28

THE ILLINOIS CREDIT MoBILIER CASE.

CHICAGO, Nov. Ely esterday Thomas A. Scott
~ Pennsyyania and Judge IL. ]. Jewett OF Columbus,
Ohio trustees for the bondholders OF the Gilman Clinton
and Springfield Railroad took possession OF the road
and placed in charge of Asst superintendent Shepherd
In the mean time Col r. +. Morgan, late Railroad and
Warehouse CommssioDer. had been appointed receiver
OF Tho road under receipt OF az 24er Of judge Upton
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cRrMrs AND cAsUALrrEs-BY TELEGRAPH

A Young man named Francis Carroll in a fit Of
.sponieB be coni o5tsin work shot anu hsi ht'e
weir-rilY night n San Francisco.
B. X. Sulrovc, a well-known journalist for
p.y lie editor The Indianapolis Ds Joarai seEoasy IN
Jared yc,tepisT By fall from TIE State House steps
Toredo Mireno. ono Of vasquezs gang OF mnr-
er.rs on A for munr CITY ChL, foe days.
Yesterday convicted OF murder 10 the second degree
LOWS T.. KenDard. employs of the Post
once Baltimore arrested WrlcA nigh! for rhns eer'
ara Ti prison kennai has eoaIss % tas ehng bai
" sas. sIgat As 81 s.J u not ~ Nn9ha
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Tho Great Remedies Tor Consumption. wastay and n1ses
EEUIsON AND PAhCtzA-
rvs Meca made SPECIAL udg tstfy that LIE "A
pOos remarkable appetite also sirea9h ana wegh
body improved by its Sold IN hoe BY
chemists T. the Qaeen. H. " IL he Prince "
Wales Huehve Of ks,p SCI iiJ New 'ond 81.
90 Chmss Drug's nf Strkrper, throughout INA
Canada SOTsNaae and trade nar on each bottle
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TIE HOosAC TUNNEL.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. 2.-The famous
Hoosac Tunnel connecting the Eastern aud Western
railway systems was opened today.
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THE STATE or radDE.
EUROPEAN MAX Brs

serean, 93s uhisf STATE Pie ts'nt iod 1853 M 1884,
1857 9GJ Tesor4ce 81 ., Rss 81 REe Aissy sLaes
36 fbe nlHoB IN B'nt ofK1g md has syssf
the The D,sk Eoeinsd hzf
The o. Il RIcbangs
OF Goserumeat secgtics 4 y cent
kASKPoKr Hor. 27U8iel States Flss t~sn bcads tss foS
10 Issue II 1862.
FANS 27Rsntes closed $50 65e There iscess<
o. specie n ne Bank Of Fsalcc ds1ag tie pes wqls
IaysR5-DoL Nov u g ottoa frn 3 tng Upsno- sisr
Ss4 Jdi,ng esas 8Ta9 the R u 20 Sy loot iJ.sJ
bales including 5000 bates for resuiiha nd eTnodt II & e..
100 bales wes American b'soHr WIZ 9a 800 yieo'Ase
LoSD0s, Nov Pts D. n.-psioo.eus, i2Ai iDr heauei.
IIgsKPOoL 27-G .. sssica Cotton te bssb ~
Mid gpie Nothing below Coos Odns igpo Dcofiels ss
January s2a8 0lGL do To- N0yensr snl Decemoer -
Oc0hsr NOycrnbes gil ss % o. htfD Of NbiihaS
Upnd, olhIns be0s Good 0ra Deliverable Dseseer o. jan"
usry
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LATEST SNIP NEWS.
LEor oMer snip Ne,es ,ee rAlrd rags !


ARRIVED.
Ssmshp CITY Of San hstonc Phain0oB Galveston Nov 49, and
Ks, Wet ll,, sgh moS,. ae4 pa . = ~ MIihy 20 49,.
steamship Regulor Freemau wilmington n G. "b mcse ana
Steamship on Domnio W.se hha9nd ca P0ii 'Hd Norfolk
BsS W. Chapman (of lisiaE he Ccafegos Nov o. via
M Teuese Tracy rerhorn y days Aatb Marble rEs ST.
sch Minnie Coull lof taebarne 81 Collins AgT Ia
days, WITH 0gwooi an coffee
SEM 81 Sewei SYDNEY G. b, With coal
sCHOONsns~-Rly2R AID coAsrSns
Y.' T. As s@ia Ss%.bsI5orJ EoS Gs1iae5
J f. worthas'on Newport MID MALICE CiI5's
Jacob "a gmoRi, Providence. NIoa, PtSuicset
SPLENDID, Gswuort Geo. =, Irg.4 i.ogc sier
Horizon. Providence. J. =. hoss Taunton
Che, Norwich
Steamships Nlesi for Hamburg Ctv y NcEYors Tor 4vsusI
Herman Livagon. for Su1EEal souta Carolina. H ChaesloSg
Isaac Bel. or Norfolk 80.
WISD-Sgssst light, EhE; hsn
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARLESTON. Nov 27-Auyed. steamship tlsg from Bosoas
ship sam We ron tnafentsi -it u ~ Ael'ss an NlS
.og Pecu n. s sailed, steamships Georgia for Se~-
1orAi Sea N1h ot D,lsMoei D.I- isi n. '' it, tt.
from Ph.slrlph's; Gliucas fror Nes.fors
FoRrRHss MONROE Nov 27Pssia flf Baltimore, baks Val
Ortor,. from Corai Naniou fo Car rAs h1sf Oars
Amelia Baltimore for COX leaving Passci out bare c'nss
for Bremen Annoy .nd B.ay 20 fol Sos g IT'D ~ , ayi,-
TO- Ponce Glance Beruala Ao sTgei. ip irtIgon.
To- Sof,o4 bs LIse 2atlu Piiblalpiia for SofolE
FOREIGN PORTS.
IoypOy 27S-i Or American siDs CIT 81 Che1ter.
Oiyrnr, lonl, Thornton Lima bant, HeO Luz
AIrgrd from America ports shns Eab op-
Sagnele Grace William Aana Peter AaHNen Inc
mis-, lnlec, Rising Sel
HALIFAX ". g. 27The brs Sebs.topo coal allen tcn
Pol of inoa wa totally wrecked Oh Moi i Lo's'era
Is'ali Crew .ayca
Is ashore q. Davis Point. near Csar0itef7r.
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The Rotten Sponge Pads. horrible Metal Sprays, pt1s.
Finger Wire spuug are sCpeT"i ~ he
con orabe Truss Gs3 Broadway which sooa cures 1ap'so
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save yorr Cna YSs,-Aik yolr Tor CHAnD H0wR
sfLvKt SrRiSG on. Brilliant auI SAFE Ia asileE-sae.
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TUCK-BERRS-A Church. Nov 20 by Rev Dr. Potter d.
Henry Of Emma r. daughter Of Nm H. aad Llama
Beers Of Ncw.for4.
,TLER-STEyENS- Taetv Nov % 1873 BY TIC Rev Chsr
a the ,eue OF the peats y.
Msndeull Miller Jersey Ciy May L., daughter Of Jobs
Stevens esq.
Au Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed oih (aH
nnfne and addrfsa.
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NlRRIED.

True False science, speech 30 faIsu sasllh "
Pirte GolSia THBgVE Lgcr~Re Extra NJ D.
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The Tribune Evangelical Aiitascc Extra No. IL tss
fall accurate secosut Of all the prcessdsg%
.,,. and Of the recent meeting Of the WORLDS EVAN
oELICAL ALLIAScB se~ fOrt sady and VIII be sss ~
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