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New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House met at II a. m which is TO be
the regular OF meeting for the remainder OF the
session
The call Of states having been concluded Mr. ROGERS
Dem y. " introduced and moved the passage or a
bill 10 amend the OF sth OF June 1872 authorizing
the Secretary War release IS acres OF land at Patt
burgh, New York, TO the New-York and Canada Kali
Mr +. II. ROBERTS Rep. N. - introduced and
moved the passage OF Dll 10 amend Ihe act OI Juh
1872 authorizing the sale Of certain public properly
Passed. , .,
the passage Of bill 10 authorize the construction Oh a
railroad and drawbridge across the Genesee hlYeI IN
Monroe County, \. Y. Passed.
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE
Mr.. STORM Dem PENN introduced and moved the
passage bill 20 reimburse the College Of william and
Mary Virginia, s65OoO for the destruction OF property
during the
After votes by Yeas and Nays at various stages the
bill was passed-Yeas IL; Nays, IS. -
Rep Mass that he might offer Amendment 70 the
snndry Cyil Appropriation 1i when up for cQnsldera-
ton. amendment prohibiting TIE printing OF pooAs Dy
the Government FOR free distribution
TELEGRAPH BETWEEN AMERICA AND ASIA.
Mr. PACKARD rep, Ind. moved TO suspend the rules
and pass a bill % encourage and promote telegraphc
communication between America and Asia. Agreed 10,
and the bin wac passed-Yeas. 1876; Nays 81.
The bill gives the America and East India Telegraph
Company the right to construct land ana lines
telegraph submarine cable ON the Pacie coast OF
the Infed states 10 connect the American and AsIatc
coasts provided the Company shall begin 10 lay the
cable W hin years; and provides that one or more
Government steamers may De detailed 10 ald III the
work
ENDOWMENT OF AGRIcULrURAL COLLEGES.
Mr. PIERCE Rep, Miss moved 10 suspend the rules
and bring mp consideration the senate bill for me
further endowment and support Of the Agricultural
Colleges. Agreed tO-Yeas, l3s Nays 50.
Mr. PIERCE then moved a substitute for the bill, with
Drovson that for every 800 Of annual income accrung
10 anv college thsre shall be free scholarship ana
when the annual income sla reach RSOO'O All He
futOns in that college shall be free.
The substitute was agreed TO- and the bill pasted
Yeas, l2l Nays, 60.
The House then at G:oO p. m adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
PAINTINGS Ar AUCTION

It is not frequent that a larger or more cul-
-ed audience gathers at the somerville Art Gallery
than the one attracted this resort Of lovers Of art last
evening by Williams Evepetts collection OF paintings
The pictures consisted for the part Of produc-
Ons Of foreign artists, and these commanded excellent
prices The purchasers very eager 10 become
owners Of the numerous gems offered. and the bidding
was spirited throu ghOut Very few Of the pictures SOLD
at a sacrifice while others brought their full value The
sale will be continued tonight The result OF last nights
sale is gwen below:
Andre Edmond NJ A. The Antquarv" s12O.
Bsf,IcIisi Bsi9l The f,1oTe q the Chateau" $780,
Bsisioviol l.. The Toilet" sLl61.
B.I.s, B.Is e ch.,.. fSsnSS SSS,.aoS t5f a1SD ssis %
R..S. B,SS ss,.s A. En- rSsf ss Psass. noe s,'s'9 So TO-
Bsro3ss, Jean 1.ses 81g' on ls %smsis siT11s s,
BOugusresu Wm Adolpss Tns p.,.s yn,se. sso e1Oo
Bdilouin Loui. Georges Tbs Secured Treasure. ssso
6ss' Gss5 d,orSs n, .Ys-EnSlIna seso.ry" sos
Cheyilard. v, The Garden stroll" SlS
6su6Isay. siI1H5 1i' Kar Bsai. Of ooiss" $50
De Bue, Laurent Landscape and Sheep $50
De Soer David. Interior tlOa am
DHpre jules. "Landscspe-sanset' s6JS
E sS =: S:J,5:; s:,5:: g az. :,''''o' 800
Esl.e bfIsf George, e. snofPE IN &, ~ FoTss; Ds;;
Hincksy, r. The Knd Of The Chase ;h si5 ,m
5 4ns: sSE s1 e F.s!f sgns Gs sua.s la %
Kuwasseg Pills The Hague" SIS.
Lambert L. T.. ANXIOUS Watehen." $50
Lauhden. Geo, Lilies" sI3
La Vasssur Coast Of California 80
Masse Jules dunng the First Empire" sla0
Meru P 81, On the Seine SlJO
Mer p ~, sunset on the OOe blo
Meyer Bremen, Prot J. g., Wayads Devotion" sJO9
Mouues, L.. The rnAl Of skill, St35.
Musn. P " 0osst Of SormiBdT." 80
Reiphere. Conrad. The kOnigssee. Bavaria Si5
RiehsrIs W T, The Coast Wiatry Doy 500
ROsseau. Phh. The Desert Table e2S
Roybet, T., The Household Guard bl,135.
Ruggles. Dr.. Study" Sl6
Sausrfelt. j. Luttich." so.
Srhreyder Adoph Arsbs Lmbush-Rsrlv Morn" 81 $50
schntre W. Feeding the Geese $40.
W. rroubl-sOme Pets : i8l
Sisery. 4. The Fsyonte Page" S55.
sonutAg W. L.. 81. Catharine : Pond, Vermont"
TAFT. A. r. Chickens" Bg
Tat. A. F., Landscape AMI Deer" Sl4
Tat. ]. r.. Seeue In Bavaria" s2l'.
Toret v. The Adieu.' Sl70
Toret V Material Soheitu1e" SIS
yerboeekhoven, Bng Landscape AMI sheep" , lJl5.
Verschur W.. 10 the Stable Z 100
Wiener. Pau. landscape. 'WestphalA" SIS
Worms. T.. Study from Life in water color S93.
Zamscls El0utrl The Pavone Horse. SJIo.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
xLrrD CoyGRRsS-rHIRD SESSION
SENATE wAsHrscros. Feb. IT. 1877;

SENATE ... WASHINGTON. Feb II. 1873.
Mr.. LOGAN Rep., nl.), from the Commit
tee on Military Affairs. reported the Goat Island OIL
without recommendation. 1t was placed on the caien
dar and the testimony IN the matter taken by tne Ooni
mittee ordered to be printed
CALDwEILs ELECTION VOID.
Mr. MORTON U9ep, Ind9, from the Committee on
Privileges and Elections reported the evidence taken III
the Caldwell ease and offered She following resolution
Rod That Alexander Caldwell va. not dulL an5 sgsy s
Mr. LOGAN CRep, Ill., Indicated his dissent from tno
report of the majority Of the Committee. . ~
Mr. MORTON gave notice that he, he wouid oaA up 'Ho
Mr. MORTON, from the same Committee, also reported
which prescribes the method OF determining disputes
arising during the counting OF the electoral votes or
Mr.. TRUMBULL ib. Rep M ala not agree rec with with
the majority to the propey of resembling the RUE
but he Thought it ought "a be modified.
Mr.. ANTHONY rep. r. H. announced that he also also
dssented from the report Of the majority on the Caiu
THE BANKRUPT Law.
Mr POOL rep, n. C.J from the Judiciary Committee
reported without amendment the House bill declaring
the true meaning OF the act OF June 1874 amendatory
Of the Bankrupt law.
Mr. EDMUNDs (Rep., VT offered resolution direct
ing the procure and report TO the
Senate at the December session complete information M
assgnees IN bankruptcy and the established fee bls IN
bankruptcy proceedings in al districts in the United
aet of 1857 20 the present time with statement OF the
bankruptcy which have been entertained ana the
disposition made them and statement Of those now
pending.
Mr. CONKLING C2ep., ". " said he wished to exam
inc the resolution. and It was laId over.
THE PONEROY INVESTIGATION.
The Special Committee appointed TO inquire into the
charges bribery In the last Senatorial election IN Kan
sas obtained to sit during the session OF the
Senate. -
THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL PASSED.
The Senate resumed the consideration Of the Naval
Appropration bill The question the motion 10
strike out Of amendment adopted in Committee OF
rhe Whole relating TO retired naval officers the part Civ
ing them increased pay. The motion was lost and the
amendment cOncurred IN.
On motion of Mr. EDMUNDs Rep.. VT. the vote con-
curing IN the amendment relating 20 prize money was
recOnsidered and the amendment nOnCOncurfeu ID
BILLS PASSED.
The calendar was then taken up and the following
bills passed
To auhoze pceptors settlers homestea 70 enae he
preenntons or for public
rrlef OF tue o Abraham Fisher.
c0nodA aud amend the COyns ''
For the reLsf Of George ). Justin
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
FOREIGN NOTES.

The Portuguese Government organs officially
deny that there Is any movement in Portugal for the
establishment Of a republic.
King Victor Emanuel visited the theater in
Rome on Sunday evening, and was received by the
audience with shouts Of Live the King Italy and
AmadeO"
The Inter-Colonial Postal and Telegraph Con-
ference at Melbourne has recommended the San Fran
cisco route as the most desirable the transmission Of
mails between Europe and Australia.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18

There is nothing like first love. The
heart untraveled still returns 20 thee" Is certainly
neat thing 20 say of pulpit. The Rev Acton young
OF Tennessee thirty years ago preacher OF the
gospel He left that sacred vocation 10 keep tavern
ard has run, Is stated not less than hftf u
ferent hotels. But he wearied ~ being landlOrd au
the tOddy stick became unto him a burden. Nhe. -
fore no has returned his preaching and although ne
can hardly be expected 10 settle down into settled
miaster he NAY be valuable a. rayelIug mSSiotary
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
THE VIENNA EXHIBITION.

EXPERIMENTS WITH AGRICULTURAL MACHINES
LONDON Monday, Feb. IT. 1873.
A programme Of the Vienna Exhibition an
uounces that experiments with agricultural machines
will De made the Leopoldsdor estate, 10 miles from
Vienna The 10Th OF June is appointed for the compeu
tive trial Of rcapers, and rakcs the lith July
for threshers cleaners and the 18th Of July for
steam plOws, sewers aud harrows. Horses, Oxen and
steam, will be provided for exhibitors on the grounds
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other shin Heuy see Seeond PAGE
ADDTxTrn

ARRIVED.
gssship prsnoe lBr Thomson Liverpool Peb ooe ovr
5th, yrtb ndss aad pass 70 y. J. Hurst
DOMESTIC PORTS
Peb T-Arriyed from Pora1 Platt
Elder from Jacksonville, Ward. j. PARKS. iroru DaneH
CHARLgsfsr Psh iT-AriYod, s,ezmshp Sea gul fffa
nmore kenny Osprey r. Weaver Luerrta sEt
My Rover Ne YOrk Elizabeth NsynOath. Mas
Jobs Mcdans ron NevaVeri H. StctreT and MrT Man Ein
baltimore; Willie Luce Providence; MAJ Brewer from
fDT1eu Il. l. Ida Richardson. rom Baltimore.
sAvAsNAH, Feb lJCcsred bark Ke FBr for Liverpool
ship Anne B for Liverpool: BARK Pol Tor Bsirona bg
Crosby for st. John, schs u Rtk fos baltimore
Rispg sun. Boston
FOREIGN PORTS.
Fob i7phe Hszburg A@eas Lins stsamsSp Wst
psa from Ns~Yor Feb HnnbOsg Ouchs At ns
port mOr
LrvExvDoE l7-rss white sezfashfp A4nAtie
Perry Nov. Feb this to-day
OugEssrnyH i7-rhs hin DlgmDu from
Pssou - this port 0eoek this 'aa sses for
1
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
BRUTAL SPORT BROKEN UP.

large number of men assembled for the
pHrpOse OF witnessing cockhght IN the stable OF nj
Carman at No. n6 West Fortyseventh-st. early last
night Information Of the brutal sport reached the
police OF the Twenty Precinct through the ehor'
two of the OF the Society for the Prevention
OF Cruelty Animals. Capt. killlea at once Ordercu
out squad OF his men, and entering the stable arresteu
all spec atOrs OF the cOcknght. The prisoners 10 ~
uumbe err were taken 70 the FOrtyseyenthst. Station
house aud were locked up for the night.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
pAssENGERs ARRIVED.

PROM LtvBRPOOL-Ta steamship grgses Psh iI.-hr Is
Debbn and daughters ard rfs Miss msr brown
Mss sarah Brown, Mr. and M Leopold nuss Io,eph Agns
hr and Mrs Rice A. ThOmss Murphy ssE seheihnck
IISbson, n Mon. Cspt j. A. Tyson RctsEd Clemens, G. H.
Cag1n MOODY Marsh w. J. MArkrk. Jsss ke0sr1s sam
MCJreth Wolf Teiohmaa
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
CHURCH AND STATE IN EUROPE.

HOUSES OF RELIGIOUS ORDERS TO BE ABOLISHED
IN ITALY-M. MERMILLOD TO BE EXPELLED
FROM SWITZERLAND.
ROME. Monday, Feb. II, 1873.
The Parliamentary Committee on Religious
Corporations has decided 10 abolish the houses Of the
heads Of religious but to provide for the support
OF the heads themselves their ndemnifcation for
loss Of property.
GENEVA Monday, Feb. IT, 1873.
NJ Mermillod having declared to the Federal Council
that he determined exercise the functions OF
Vicar Apostolic despite the prohibition Of the auhor.
ties has been sent to tue French under
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
FEBRUARY WEATHER.
THE PROGRESS OF THE THAw.

THE PROGRESS OF THE rHAW.
1t is common fallacy 70 express preference
for all other kinds weather than that which prevails
in extreme cold heat always desired and in mdsum-
mer frosty day considered the best This dscOnteht
has reason at the time Of thaw which is attended with
discomforts OF the worst possible kind The wet ana
streets the OVERLOOKING drains, the strata Of
ice relieved Of the dirt aud ronghness that had made
them for pedestrians. the penetrating cola uhuer
foot and the sonabe warmth overhead justihed
the animadversiOns that might have been nearu
Yesterday in the mouths OF those who went out
and those who were compelled to stay at home thaw
was very generally and positively declared TO be the
very worst OF conditions having other compensation
than the prospect OF mder weather to come The road
why's and sidewalks OF this city ana Brooklyn were III
many places submerged and in the latter city no erort
was made to open the cuverts and cutters Tor the pas
sage OF the immense quantities OF water formed as the
aeoumulatons OF snow dissolved In this city however
the sdewaks in the main streets were cleared OF sush
during the day, but the roadways were Ike shallow
canals and will not probably be improved Tor seYera
days. , .,., .,.r ,i,h+
ana frame two-stOry building at Deanst ana unaer,
have Brooklyn formerly occupied Las ss a. sko
wigwam, thrown down, causing Ioss vi soVV. 49,.
dispatch received from Poughkeepsie, states that
Nc sdav Sbt and mat no cars were running yes
terday train the Poughkeepse and Eastern hall;
road snowbOund near boston OolnciS "ii uN' NH
= relief engine was sent 10 IT,
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL ORFICBA,
WARRINGTON, ID. c., Tuesday, Feb Isl A. %. ,
Svropas ror he pasi tioentvro"r h0urv
The area of lowest barometer Which was
SUNDAY night south OF England has moved TO the
ward beyond stations. The highest press
ure is now over the Middle states , ,,
An OF low barometer ~ apparently over hAnsa &
| and Nebraska. North-easteriy winds with ram ana
.nov have b.en followed by clear weather in NewEn
gland and northwest winds with clear weather nave
prevailed during Monday over the Middle states ordv
! Increasing sOuth-easterly winds ana party Oiolu{
! We thara uOyg rel
nOrthward 70 the lakes. -, -. ...ho.
| south-easterly winds. with partly cloudy weather
have prevailed during Monday IN Texas faulng Daronl-
aud light rain now reported from oah Frane'e'
| Probabilities.
For New England on Tuesday, pleasant weather.
winds backing 10 southeast by Tuesday night foF e
Middle state- southerly winds rising temperature anu
| partly cloudy weather. -, ..,,. .,-,. v,s
For the South Atlantic states southeasterH Nihus %
ing temperaiure and increasing clOudnessi from len
10 the falling barometer rising
increasing aonthca casterly winds and cloudy weather
ON the Gulf States falling barometer south au eas.
wInds the winds will probably increase to hrlsk over
Illinois aud the upper lakes IN auVahVoo VI 'Ho NV '
/ eter moving In that direction.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
rATTLK MARKRTa

CH-StGo Pa gCArrLERecefpts JJcoi nsrtet Arr seiys
sppi4 pnces COED az - - %
IS 50 choice Ss1S6 Is good TEXAS. - JPe4 30
sbipmerta so
packing i1srses
closed wiz T-H cl@rrrd; shipments 500. .
SHEEPRscsp,5 Aarket rJ asVs tor good at - 5o9Ss7e
F0roer aarKS SvsaA ecss
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
MARRIED.

POwLRR-LrLsTgy-O Ss4ariay Peb. H. is7o by H. Rev.
Prlncis Char Fowler Lilly Llfston youngest laughter
Of Margaret Liliston
LAYTON Tbursd.y Yeb - by the L~ W Warde
William Layton Ilsie T. Beers al Of this ntY No cards.
WHITING TASCLFFEOu Mosd4y, i7h MT g. Andrews
Church Brooklyn Wssm Parker. 1eay w. Waiting
" Mrs. Rls L sauclfe. al Of Broskyn. No c4rs
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18

Mr. Hugo Bussmeyer VIII give concert hI
steinwav Hall tomorrow evening. in which he will be
as.sted by Mrs Geneyieve Hoyt soprano; Herr Franz
Remmertz baritone; Herr Benno Walter, violin; tolo
yionst 10 the King Of Bayaral and Herr rheo tedqr
lein. UiauO,
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18

The largest scale manufactured 10y the FdIr-
banks Company has the capacity Of OOO00O pounds Yet
when Loaded all but 10 the full the added weiSnd Oh
now-bOrl baby will move the beGm
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
THEIRS AND THE ASSEMBLY.

REPORT or THE COMMITTEE OF THIRTY.
PARIS. Monday, Feb II, 1873
The Duke de Broglie read his report before
the Committee Of Thirty to-day The report IS very con-
clitory form. but maintains the resolutions Of the
majority.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18

,h0v mn, be expelled forthwith. Congress reputa-
n1s h ram 'rH. ought not be left at the mercy OF
this treacherous weed any longer"
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18

Coughs, oarseness and al D,as OF The Tsoal s Lat q
Speedy HEsBaASs Tour LVEssOKr BxPE
rOKASr Solfby 'DruggstS- Ouly SOC. pes bssle
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18

The old, sInbe Halls safe 15 ,ad 81 Boavsy oorne
LeoBsrd-sI. n. =. tbe best IN tie world.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18

Harsh, Wrinkled in the senstY Of youSs ~ a-n
CAwELLs Coz hsvER OIL the best
Il 10 tr.sA. pure ar sOe>t
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
Guerial Noiires


American Institute Farmers CIub.-Th. Club meets
Cooper Building interested Agneultnrs Improvement are invited
attend. HAAha" - NHi' i'1''"-
Howard Mission and Home for Little Wanderers,
New-BoNery, N. Y.
C. COOK. Acting Superintendent
Cur ast shovelfal Of coAi Ia nearly gone.
Potatoes all gone.
Clothing all gone
The severity Of long cold wnier SIN Renfs Chris
~ and haune please relief Il The children vhlte'eF
may bo youeoa potatoes elothing or noeeJ
-ehenck's PuInonc syrup.
SRAWERD TONIC and MANDRAKB PILLS These are Ins oAS
u~dleires Pulmonary Consn@plon D seaos s
beeu In practice thirty yeArs continually
and moss his mnes properly skan vii cure cons I
NiynRA pIIIS cleanse and stomaeh his skAWbD
TONIC dsoyea the stimulates the coating Of We "omase ami
"a. hs PULMONIC SYRUP hpens the miiar td nstnre
,hry it M without ere,a Prepared and s sale ey H.
suRNoK SON n sixth and Arehst& Phladsphia nd
h. sruFys ana dealers generally JNO r. hkkf Aos and
College plaes. Wholesale AgentA
rhe Wor;xiuawomen's Protective union-
"A reress a. Ands and inpesaon
household service 1kACHkkS
1oPYIsTs TPADE3WoMBN CLERKS, ae, supplied 70
levers employment Wages Witch has
Ssea collected b. Aw Shen Necessary A rec Of ehage
Auop.fon-rweuty eArs PruGs Hospital experience PlQ
and kla aIsssses successfully
erred Consultation tee VI FhAAALlh, nl DeeeAet Az
enne,s NJ asic Oh ohasm FAC. ache
az IoI cSsaUs stomach and aOack FI HENRY AGse
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18

SHEPPARD SANDY. 4.
Rev MoRG6S DIX. .
Gen. ARRAM OgRYgB. 2
II. d. OPDYgE,
SAMUEL P. PATTERSON,
JOSEPH = VARYUM.
Gen. LLOYD ESPINWALL.
II. D. CLAFLIS L Co..
). D. CHTTrESDgS 4 Co..
HOWARD, SANGER 4 Co..
Gen. J. n. YARIAN.
D. APPLETON S Co..
WIN. II. sCHIBFFBLIE & CO.
PHELPS, DODGR 4 Co.,
GARNER & Co.,
LORD & TAYLOR,
HOYT. SPRAGUgS 4 Co.
SCHUYLER, HARTLEY z GRA
HAM.
HOLDEN. HOPKINS 4 STOKES
OLYPHANT. SONS 4 Co.,
A. D. SANDS 4 Co.
McKESSON & ROBBINS.
DRVOR MANUFACTURING Co,
c. T. RAYNOLDs 4 Co,
J. D. HOTT 4 Co,
HOYT BROTHERS.
OLIPHAST & Co.
COLGATE & Co.
ROBERT COLGATE & Co..
2. W. OBVOg K Co..
J. ]. STUART x Co.,
FAIRBANKS & Co.
WILLIAM MOLLBR & SONS.
FRAZER, MAJOR 4 Co..
HALsTBAD, HAINgs Il Co..
vBRATLYB & Co,
OSGOOD & Co.
EUGENE KELLY & Co.
DRAKE BROTHERS.
WILLIAMS X GUION.
BOYD. VINCENT & Co..
COCHRAN. MCLEAN 4 Co..
JOHN JEwRTr K SONS.
GILMAN. SON & CO..
LEONARD, SHELDON & P0S
TER.
WOODRUFF 4 ROBINSON.
GLBHDRNISG. DAVIS & An
DRY.
WILLIAM BANKS K Co.
NICOL, DAVIDSON 4 Co.,
YYSB & Co.
HODGES. tHBRSBY 4 Co.,
JANIS BUCHAN < Co,
z. REMINGTON & SON.
WHITLEY Il NELSON.
FELLOWS K Co.,
ACKRR, MBRRALL K CONDGT
LESHER. WHITMAN & Co..
OTTBSHBIMER, ROTHSCHILl
q Co,
BBRBB BROTHERS.
BROOKS BROTHERS.
HRRRISGS & PARRBLL.
PBNPOLD, CHATPIBLD K Co,
SPIES. 6ISsAA K Co,
WHITE. MORRls & CO.,
JOHN n. DRAPER & Co..
WHEELER 4 WILSON MFG
Co..
FISK. CLARK & FLAGG.
EDWARD !. KING 4 SONS.
ORANGE JUDD < Co.
KINGSBURY. ABBOTT. GA
& Co.,
PECK. BERRY 4 MARTIN,
@. ". CARLETON & Co.,
SBMAS KLOUS & CO.,
WILLIAMSON, GRIPPITHS /.
Co.
DUDRs, PRBRBs & Co..
BUCKLEY. wBLLING & Co,
WILLIAM SCOTT & Co,
GILES, WALLIS & CO.,
WEST. BRADLEY h CARY.
LAWRENCE BROS. 4 TWEED
Gen. CHESTER A. ARTHUR
Gen. A. K. BURNSIDE.
/ CYRUS W. FIELD.
JOHN JACOB AsToR.
4 H. c. HAvBhRYBR.
/ STEWART BROWN.
ROBERT LBNOx KENNEDY.
| MORRIS K. JBSUP.
| ]. PIgRPONT MORGAN.
| JOHN K. PORTER,
SHEPPARD KNAPP.
| JOHN d. JONES.
Gen. BYRON LAPLTN
| GEORGE Il. AOLLER,
Gen. EDWARD PBRRBRO,
v.R COOPER,
HOMER MORGAN.
R.H. Ludlow
CLARENCE A. SEWARD,
ProG THO. w. DWIGHT. :
CHARLES DosoHUB, y
DAyID y. LORD,
WBNRY @. MARQUAND.
WILLARD PARKER. NJ. d. 4
G. q. TIFFANY.
! JONATHAN W. ALLEN.
IN GAUTIBR
DWIGHT TOWNSEND,
ERNRY ]. SCUDDRR,
n. SBLIGMAN.
HENRY r. DAVIES,
SAMUEL SLOAN.
WILLIAM sCHLEFFgLIN.
L. N. BATHS & Co,
vANDBRHORE h BEATTY.
WILLIAM A. POND 4 Co,
TURNER B1OTaRRs.
CHICgBRlSG & SONS.
wRTMosE, CRYDRR d Co..
HENDERSON BRorisRs.
AUSTEN, BALDWIN p Co.
JoNzs 4 sCRUYLBA.
DRAARRsT. wro ANT h Co,
T. A. BKRKsAs a Co.
HAIGHT. HAI.sRY Il CO.,
HATCH & PoOrE.
MOODY = TRLFAIR.
JOHN RoaCHs SONS
, EDWARD BILL a Co.
aRNEY DaEwSTRR
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
DIED.

All Notices Of Marriages mast be indosgSd tOith f.II
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18

80 Of most Of I. oasers s8i nerzb'
ling tbs reginens a csse Of not. - 9
,us to a,ten1 The A,queot snIls %
.aenL We below nat q asw srao
,s4tiyeIy sscesarr y -sars Lbs .
.sti,s Seventh Regia,st
aea WILLIAM HSLL
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