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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-12-18

STATE OF VIKGINiA-City Of Richmond, to-wit.
], SAMUEL I. WILLIS, "a Notary Public
for the City and State Aforesaid, duly cnmwi-r
stoned and qualified, DO hereby rrrtis Chat
WILLIAM Willis, in, Secretary OF the Virgin
in Fire and Marine Insurance Company oft
.nid city, known to me personally, uud whose
name is signed 20 the foregoing statement uf
the condition and affairs Of the said Company
personally appeared before me and made oath
that tho assets named in the said statements
we're tho absolute property Of tho said Com
pany, clear from any liens thereon, except hs
above stated, at the date therein referred t0
that there were no other liabilities than tho
amount therein namcd and that the vhluo
atIi xed TO the assets were the true value there
Of and that the condition of the said Company
AZ this date is subs tautially the same n- at thH
date before herein referred 60. Given uuIur
my hand and NOthrial Seal, thIs 0th day OI
September, 1873.
sfML z. WILLIS, 81. P.
TNoTAHY's SEAL
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Dissolution Of Partnership.
JACKSON. MIss.. Dec. 1st

JACKSON, MISS, Dec. 1st 1878.
HNHE Partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween the undersigned under the name
of Buck s. Bailey, Druggists, of this place is
this day dissolved by mutual consent-Dr. P
I. Bailey retiring from the firm. The business
will be continued by Jno. 7. Buck, who is
alone authorized to collect what is due the
firm and to settle all claims against it,
JNO T. BUCK,
P. 7. BAILEY.
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The contest election case for Sheriff of
Kinds, Jefferson. VS. Harvey, (both colored,)
which was decided by Justices smith and
Robinson in favor Of Harvey, and taken up
on appeal to the Circuit Court, has been ce-
cided in favor CT Harvey at the present
Ter
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We have been glad to receive calls the
present week from the following among
other friends: Major p. ii. Doherty, Yazoo
City; Major B. y. Semmes. Canton; Col.
Furlong, Vicksburg, and Hon. ". I, Powe,
of Newton.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
STOLEN

LNROM the undersigned on Sunday morning
large new saddle, with makers name, Hunts
Vile, Ala, thereon. A liberal reward will be
paid for recovery of horse and arrest of thief.
L. RICHARDSON
Dec II, l873-lt Jackson, Miss.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-12-18

CoRRECTIoN.-We were in error last
week in announcing the death OF Mrs. Sarah
Sharkey as the widow of the late Governor
sharkey. The deceased lady was the widow
of the late Robert r. Sharkey, Esq.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-12-18

From the Friars Point Del;a.l
Last Wednesday night the gin house on
the Norfeet place in this county was set
on fire by some miscreant, and consumed
with all its contents, together with sixty
four bales of cotton and two horses. The
loss falls heavily upon the owners.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-12-18

On the evening of the 4th inst, at the res
idence OF the brides father, Mr.. Russell
johnson. by the Rev. John Hunter, ID. D.
Mr.. F.. 5. GORDON and Miss BRITTANIA
Johnson, all of Kinds county.
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HAVING purchased"Dr. P. I. Baley's inter-
Il L est, | propose to continue the Drug bust
ness at the same place, where l should be
pleased to see our old friends and any others
who may wish anything in my line.
dec11-lt JNO. I. BUCK.
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JuDdEs AND CLERKS APPoIxTED FOR THE
CRY ELECTION TO BE HID ON MONDAY,
THE 5th DAY OF JANUARYs-North Word
Judges, Halsey Boyd, Elijah Robinson, j.
II. Ledbetter; Clerks. VIM. Henry Robin
son, j. w. Langley.
SOsth WGrd-Ju3gess -Stsinber9, Daniel
Crawford, Harrison Taylor; Clerks, A. W
MllleEs a. I'D. aNFaRheeu In@ss
We@ Wdrd-Judgee, Sam. French, Ennis
Royal. A j. Atkinson; Clerks, j. Wallace
Harrington, Sam. Battles.
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HAVING sold my interest in the Drug BUSH
Ii ness to my former partner, Capt. Jno. T.
Buck, take pleasure in commenting him to
my friends and the public generally; and be-
speak for him a continuance of the liberal pa
trenage heretofore bestowed upon the firm of
Buck Bailey.
P T. BAILEY
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NY REQUEST OF MANY CTTT.
ZENG

The following gentlemen are announced
as candidates for Public School Trustees for
the city nf jackson;
North Wdrd-Gus Asher, j. L. Power
South Ward. II. Yerger, }. TArbeli.
West T0rd-J. A. Galbreth, Gregg Rich
ards. deeotf.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the firm of Buck &
IA Bailey are notified to come forward and
settle at once, as the business must be closed
UP.
dec11 JNO T. BUCK.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-12-18

A resolution recognizing the beligeren-
CIV of Cuban Revolutionists, has been de-
feated in the House of Representatives.
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GRANGE SEALS.


SPECIMENS AND PRICES sent on applica-
~ ton. Address,
j. r. MONTGOMERY,
Montgomery Engraving Establishment
No. 80 Cherry st Nashville, Tenn.
Dec. II, I873-6m
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New Orleaus Markets.

DEC. 1oth.--COTTON.--A very active de-
mand to-day, sales amounting to 1l,G00
bales. Quotations advanced lSc. on Ordi-
nary. Lc. on Good Middling and Good Or
binary, aud SIC. on Low Middling and Mid
ding. The advance In sterling, and en-
couraging advices from New York, stimu-
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-12-18
Appointments of the Miaslssfppi
Conference, M. L.. Church, south.

ADpOI m smenIS OF the MiaaEasfDDi
Conference, M. H.. Church, South.
JACKSON DIsrRICr.-H II Montgomery, E
Jackson Stdtion--C Galloway.
Br0lonsuUe-J NJ Weems.
MadiSon-W c Black, and one to be sup
piled.
Cant0n-R J Jones.
Shdron-A L Tidwell, J w Adams sup.
Cdmden--R Brady, A Y Davis, sup.
ZhomastoWn-To be supplied, J Hamlin,
sup.
Cdrthage-O IL z Davis, and one to be sup
piled.
Nc OliUet--J w Hall, and one to be supplied.
DOUer--D w Dillehay,
Ydzoo Cty-R ID Noteworthy.
Siluer Creek-To be supplied.
Idx9o--J w Ellison.
Abbey. Agent Publishing House.
j w Lambuth, Missionary to China.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-12-18

A child can readily learn to sew on the
Victor Machine. If
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Donations go OrPhana' Home at
LauderdaIe.

have the pleasure of acknowledging the
receipt of the following donations to the
Orphans Home, in response to the recent
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Totalassets
Total liabilitics........~.

Eleventh. -Thcg greatest amount iH-
sured In any ono risk, $1,000 uO
Twelfth The greatest amount all
lowed by the rules OF the Com
rany to be insured in any QUO
city, town or village, depends mp
on the facilities la the different
localities for cNtiugui hing fires,
aud cannot be definitely named,
but due caution D. observed tu
this particular. Iusuroa Gin
Houses and coutents.
Thirtecnth.-Th greatest amount
allowed 10 be insured in any one
block, thirty thousand in Rich
moud and twenty thousand ia
other places.
WILLIAM WILLIS,
Secretary Virginia Fire and Marine
ance Company.
Richmond, Sept 9Th, 1871.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-12-18

ORDERS filled at the shortest notice. Om-
" cial Drawings and circulars containing
ton.
All prizes sold by Us cashed on presentation.
The three last drawings OF this year win
take place on October I'D November Sab and
November 18th.
The Grand Extraordinary, with the Capital
Prize on
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

T OFFER for Sale or Rent my large and COM
Il modioua Residence near the depot. The
house contains sixteen rooms, and is admirably
suited for a hotel or boarding house. A bar
gain is offered in this property The furniture
great bargain is offered. Apply on the prem
Uses to MRS. MARY GARLAND.
Summit, Miss, Dec. LIST, 1673-lmo.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI }sor.

/, II. MUSGROVE, Auditor of Public Ao-
counts, Of the State aforesaid, do hereby core
tify that the foregoing Statement ot th" cou-
dition Of the Virginia Fire and Marine lusur-
ance Company OF Richmond, Virginia.
is truly and correctly copied from thu
original on file in my office.
Given under my hand and Omrinl
SEAL seal, nj Jackson, this tIh day Of
Nov. A. D. 1873.
H. MUSGKONE.
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VICKsBURG DIsTRICT-F NJ Featherston,
Z. +.
Vtcksburg Station--J osiah Bancroft.
Groue Street, j Smylie.
North Wdrren-Ira B Robertson, l. B nOllo-
man.
lSlnfo,cer n,ission--J S Harris
CloUer Hut Il Walden.
Rolling F0rk-A b Stewart.
South Warren-D A } Parker.
Cayuga--F w Scarborough.
Rocky Springs Jones.
Port Gibson-Wm b Lewis.
Fayette--J fl Shelton, e A Powell.
kingston--H r Singleton.
Natchez-W L Z Hunnicutt.
WooDvILLE DIsrRIcT--J l. Forsythe, p. f.
Woodyille Station--Wm Ii Watkins
Wilkinson-P Howard.
Amite--J Richie.
Buffalo, Parker.
Bayou Sara--D G Langford.
Jackson. Lac G Andrews.
Clinton, Ia--A NJ Campbell.
Pipkin ChapelR Downer.
East Feliciana--J A Godfry.
East Baton Rouge--N B Young.
Meadville--E A Flowers.
HON echitto MisSion--P Petty.
c G Andrews, President Centenary College.
SUMMIT DIsTR1cT--A Nicholson, Pc.
Summit-A Is Nicholson.
olmesVlle--H Lewis.
MeComb City Mission--E r Strickland.
st Helena--C & Watkins.
Greensburg--D p Bradford.
Union--Thos Price, and one to be supplied.
CovingtOn--L II Featherston; G l. Vickers,
sup.
Franklington--E w Simmons.
Big Greek Mission--S r Hyde.
BRooKHAvkN DIsrRIcr---W E NJ Lintield.
Z. f.
Brookhaven Station--H Walter Feathersto
Bouge ChittO Mission--J w Sandel.
Scotland--W W ellsworth.
Brandy Vince w Campbell
Crystal Springs--W < Ballard II z Bowen,
sup.
Terry-H ] Harris
Hazlehurst--C Chamberlin.
Zion--E Mullins.
Georgetown--B I Pearson.
Providence--P johnson.
Raymond--Geo Thomson
Beauregard--E III Mounger.
Monticello--J j Clarke.
F johnson, President OF Whitworth Col
lege.
BRANDON DIsrRICT--F NJ Williams, P. E.
brandon station--W II Leith.
Fannin-W w Hurst.
Garlandsville-Thos S West.
Raleigh-R A Sibley.
Trenton-S Evans.
Morton-C Mcdonald, j NJ williams sup.
Philadelphia A Vance.
Hlllsboro--G w Chatfield.
walnut Grove--J h Smith.
Gentreville l. p Meador.
Forest and Lake, ID HAYS.
MERIDIAN DIsTRIcr--W Hines, r. f.
Meridian station--J T Heard.
Dekalb--To be supplied,
Spring Hill--D @ w Ellis
Mcbride.
Enterprise station--U Phillips; w Spill
man, sup.
Enterprise--T Armstrong.
/ Qultman--J Shanks -
Ciark--F Walker.
Shubuta- j NJ Gam -l@
Desoto-G NJ Gilmore.
MaynesborC-J McLaurin.
Wayne-D Little.
9auldlng-J Fl Holland
Ehis. Agent East Mississippi COLLEGE
tAtklnsop, President East MississfnnI
PEA SHORE DIsTRIcr--C F Gillaspie. p 4
Mt Carmel--H Moore. Z H'
Rankin--L Kendall.
COlum bia--C r Benson.
Pearlington--D Givens
ocean Spriugs-J Nicholson.
Mhite Plains--Joseph W Hall.
Enon--D Merchant.
East Pascagonla--B Jones.
1aylorVllle Mission--L Carlev
Ohlckasahay and Green Mission--to he co.
Rlieq by e w Davidson "
Harmon, 5 Agent
mitchell, transferred tn North M;ss..
slppi Conference. II A-sessa"
= hicks. transferred J, w St Houis. s3s7
III. hailivant and Z Burnit. transfers. IL
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First.--The name ana locality Of tho COM
pany;
TINS VtRdtNrA FIRE AND MtRINU ISsUE-
ANoE CoMFANY, RicHNoSD, Va.
Second The amount Of its Capital Stock
Two hundred thousand dollars.
Third.-rue amount Of ice Capital Stock
paid in.
Two hundred thousand dollars.
Fourth Tho Assets OF the Com
pany, including
LIST. Tie amount Of cash on hand
and in the hauGsof Agents.. fl0 A- ff
"a. The real csta'cuuiucuubered j.. 10000 UJ
81. Bonds owned by the Company, via.
United States per cent. bonds, par
value $1,000 market value ........, 1880 UJ
Richmond and pauVille r =. per
cent bonds $4,000, ma-tc value 1910 uJ
Macon and Bruuswick 2. per
cent. bonds. endorsed b.. tatc 81
Georgia, par value $li5lU market
value ... ...,,t..'.,.,..... .r.ss. H., ~ 10Y w
Charleston City per cent bonds,
par $40 36i, market value -, h,2~l Ol
Frcderick shurg pcr cent boz DIS,
par g. 2Ou, market value. .4... 400 lI
4th. Debts 10 the Company, see ufed
by mortgage, worth double che
amount for which The sam 1s
mortgagcd ....... -.....-.-... lt0'lF IT'D
9th. Debts otherwise secured .....-.. "- el7 go
OH Debts for prcmiums-opcn AC-
Sl5I75 Observation-Disclosures. 1850 W
Sth. An other securities "f-i- it
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Takes place Decem Der 1873.
Orders for said Grand Extraordinary Draw
ing should be given with OIL possible antigI-
patton BORNIO BROTMEH
Commission Merchants and Importers of
Havana Cigars and Leaf Tobacco,
OeoQ-sml ~ Graviqr GTVpt AqW uElQnna
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NoTE.-The Board of Directors will meet
for organization, and the election of a Board
of Control OF nine members, at such time as
the President elect may order.
SECRETARY.
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srArr or vlRormA-city ofRiehnoud to-wIl.

Richmond, Sept. 9TH, 1873.
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WAsHINGroN, Dec. 15.-The Senate
Committee on Privileges and Elections
Sumner absent-report themselves equal
ly divided upon the merits of the case, as
between McMillen and Pinchback.
They refer the whole matter to the
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-12-18
CHARLES HANDY, GENT Agent,
IANIUN, MISHI60ITTI
BARROWS & SMYTHE. Agents
CO1IyTISsIONEEs's sALE.

FOR JACKSON AND VICINITY
dec4-3w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-01-11
OyA lsREA'R CANAL.
Annual RsPoss 81 IN. slla0,- Canal Gown,
0yfAGiUgp-s,

Tho report of ths s's.l cs,-i..i..e,s e. 1ih-
nois, shish has jss% hs.s ..At - the Governor,
1nos' wnst issrrns. ispto'sr.n', nv. been
n-ds astisg tbs yss, Nv.ron soi-n .'o' = .k-
Illinois asd Hi'his,p c.sl. Pa 6usnment
deals eapccialy wi.A Ne deep sut 81 Lsos-
iort. Tvs condition ~ that p,rt ~ ". ,.nsl
| embracing the deep cut" ~,s,nch, when IL Val
filed with vatsr on the 18Th Of July, 1871, hat
| il required laIge sxt'S eIrs.diture OF money
in removing 81 de- and kespiu. tho "a ~ cut
10 IA gable condition. Tbs bank, srs becom'
ing much firmer, aud are we'll protected 10y rip
r PSI conssqu ntly, the danger of slide, and
the expense Of dredging, will be greatly lsssened
! the coming year. 1t is source of ccnSratula
| ton that by reason of the fasor,hlene,s of tn,
season. and the energy and dihSont attention t,
duty of tho superintendent and those under hi,
direction, tho canal is now IN elegant condition
aud has been navgabls without any considers
bic interruption or accident from the opening o,
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Stta'''a Err grader.
c.EAM OF OIL. EXCHANGES.

Water 10 rather scsros in he southern part,
CT this state. At CAslyle, irr ins,snee, accord
ing TO the IEioa:
We have sis,era it . back yard, which,
fortunately. mas not yet.o Try, ard our friends
ireguen.ly caii On : suo :. IS a specisi favor,
the p.,riiase of washing hir hands and faces
in SGT "s,or. We give the permit when We
are o., t. Distinguish the.r teatares through
the ait, which IL not vlSays the case.
Here lie good joke, a,so from the Union:
Recently yosng R-ntleman acquaintance OF
ours pougbt a zeo par 81 boots. vi course
there Wa. nothing r.,na.E able about that ciroum.
sttnce, bus these particular boots piDchsd oVI
friends lee. 50 unJ.srofuliy that it became sb-
solurely hece.ssr, honest iniun'l Tor him to
pur2Dase II PR OF ladios' light thin cotton St
ho.s, without which .he boots could not nave
bssn worn. The Dissolve. of the suspicious
locking article yiny o. the floor of his room,
where he had incauticasly left them, created u
s" sation about hit boarding house tho next
morning, and Cur friends Indignation thsrsat is
uobOunded.
it wol Id be very graceful thing for the rro-
pric,ors # the ueasoaaers OF the United States
tc unite II subscription OF one cent for each
subscriber TO Re devoted to monument to Mr..
Greeley E,on edIl,. . subscribing, TO furnish
brief account OF the town city whore his
paper WAS being published and of his paper, the
Whole to hs in III iron chest and placed in the
base g! the monumant. Where tho monument
should b. placed, and who should be deposi.
tory OF the tnnda, the committees. ETC., would all
be matter for tUture conslderation.-Bu cyrus
o.. J0urn0l.
Tho amount raised by such a sum among
country papers woald not DO frightfally large
Cne cen for each subscriber would make Q re-
apeC Nhls total, but what editor could pay it i!
It wo0li be equiv Leut TO confscating country
county presses and pilo them up in promls.
eouS leap. ruey would &c "a monument as il
monument"
According 30 tn ST. Lonis Globe, bennett, OF
the Clic .9n Post, sits in ncssdead of oat meal
when he whites personals. All bseauss BAysrd
Layior aits oat neal keeps tue brain clear.
Wae'e does that Gjobo man think that Post
fellow keep. his Or ,irs anyhow?
C'hiornis is III. hing brandy from figs. Tho
hq1Ir Is very pie ,4rt, nnd after drinking =
In"rs OF % mn- will ohesrfully stand A. =
e'neunt Of atv,e from MS r.,is-Er
We know - E.~-- : husbands here WIS, on
rosiins ,his, viii! rs.r this sort of brandy By
n ear LOAD ~ ho@c consumption.
The Pontr.o free TRACER says:
"FsrHere to .he trout, bnnmsrs to ths 70. ~
ts ths Free 1r2dcr N ~ to he understood :,
asEiuE the f.rn-r- ss to drink?
4le css'oas Vt u.nisg cats, dogs, ionkovp,
&c, after groat = T., M II oa put down. "a i,
l,nr ut fl ~,
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-. Hssvy's Rect ga plsat PnAs-
Mid yet tAsruash-so naIsss Or SriylnS-ea-
tirely vsss,able-srsA:l liver rsssdy. Price =
seas SID BY SrsgyiWs.
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I,.GsS!S 0orr, hArsst Aiiiiss, NV
Hn;r.'.aSs. r~o-ssadr>A go Suy pss.A,
Pre.s cents Adlrsss -. hv,,s' prspSS-
sAs', I: r'rh higAS $~ssA, ~ Leafs, -
Sc A6VerSb . a~as.
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Use -. As.ry's WsrIA1 1sess snT
Bleed PaYAAsT
mis- ne Sreat hosssAold remedy, plsasast -
tsf., yet potent fer ~ prevention and oCrs Of
diss>sss. II 10 Ssasr IN DassTs, Cordial,
SusAl Or SrA19illA. 8slA BY DraSs1se
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NvN Whisss ssS's S,sAa.
ne S-sN srctAiss ,osrtl,. Pro- only -
cents. Sives res, - Ne - 49, s,.I AsAl,n -
NE ssnd Sod ~ Drss.lsts
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n. III r. IN, sho!s. land. s'sr the s'' Mcnl,
~ ''''- ''Ii As.s 4 &. .oso
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PAINTS AND Oils.
an prepared 70 eel q. P white LeaA tros sosnd
one Thousand pounds Win warrant II 70 Se sssond. pr
csis,ea ess.p ., &c. b nses ar.' 49, msn 4
bsnsa W fer Painting machine on Of oil tIAas
The New York herald., 1873-11-17
THE LABOR CRISIS IN PATERSON.

There is no notable change Of AFFAIRS In the
Paterson manufacturing establishments. At the
Danforth Locomotive Works there are about 300
men left, large portion OF whom engaged In
the manufacture OF cotton machinery Tor South
American orders unaffected by the panic and
which, consequently will give employment
throughout the winter. The locomotive employees
Will be discharged gradually, as each man finishes
the JOB on which he is engaged. In the Grant
WORKS $50 men are ef and in the Rogers Works
about $50. who will be gradually discharged and
the prospects are that q month hence not one OF
the three establishments named Will he running.
There is no prospect Of their being reopcned until
spring, when 10 is hoped that confidence win be
restored sufficiently 10 enable railroads to nego-
tate their bonds, until which time no new loco
motives can be ordered.
1here are many families already suffering In
Paterson In consequence OF the hard
times and want OF work. The LADIES'
and Church Aid societies are feeding a
good many; but the number is increasing
beyond control. The emptiness ol the city treasury
has prevented the municipal authorities from doing
as much has they had hoped but the First National
Bank has agreed TO advance some money, and II Is
now hoped that some plan OF operations can be
agreed upon which VIII enable the commencement
of some public WORK for the employment Of idle
mechanics and laborers. The Committee OF Alder
inen appointed Will make report on Monday
night,
The New York herald., 1873-11-17

ment AT nve. He saw onIy the simple prv-
cess oi cutting initials in glass, but said
he knew all about the apparatus that
it was one OF the most curious and Interesting
things he had ever seen. and only regretted he
could not examine 10 In detail. The sand blast APP
paratus is indeed q wonderful invention, but still
In the infancy OF It's application to the practical
purposes OF lie. OF course there were a score OF
other Interesting articles TO which Prince Bis
marck's attention might have been called for in-
stance, the Howes, Babcock 4 Co.'s Eureka Double
Aspirator and Separator, Tor purifying grain RON
smut; the Stephenson street car, which Is sold TO
Brussels; Winn 4 Myhnger's brckmaking ma
chine Warths cloth cutting machine, Fairbanks ex-
hibiuon OF scales, Fogerty's gas making apparatus,
all OF which attract great attention. BISMARCK lett
the department apparently well pleased win ms
visit, shaking hands with superintendent Picker
ing. and thanking him cordially for his attentions.
1t Ii act admitted by all engineering authori-
Ties that our Machinery Hall stands first In the
line OF progress IN invention ana mechanical APP
pliances. This lact was admitted 10y the Emperor
Francis Joseph when ne visited the department in
the early months oil the Exhibition. In the NeneS
Freraden- Bldt OF June 16 we find the following
account given OF His MaJesty's VISIT
"Ine Emperor appeared highly pleased with
what he saw In this section, and repeatedly ex-
pressed his qualification with its many important
contributions The opinion which His Majesty eX-
pressed regarding the American exposition or
machinery evinces his correct and practical Judg
ment in stating that America stands unrivalled
in new and practical lnventionsn
The New York herald., 1873-11-17

The City OF Penn to the Man OF Chalk.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. l5, 1873.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
We admire friend Thomas Mast and always have
on the principle that ''like loves like" He is q
small man on large scale about IA inches to the
loot and his weighs very taking, resembling
our QUAKER City ale drawn from the wood. He
would have his weakly car-tunes played by the
Harpers OF Manhattan, until thee says his wallet
is played out. We pity the sorrows
OF the poor but romantic young man,
and enclose thee, herewith, that OF whicn
we have the most our dividends being regular and
IN wholesale ratio. 1t is q modcum OF that essen
tial which friend Patrick discovered in the earthen
receptacle which mad originally contained the In
ebrating tonic distilled from the cereal staples OF
agriculture. our ariStocratlc and erratic con-
nection, Sir Charles Coldstream Iound an exten-
sive supply OF the same crater when he looked in
the volcanoes mouth II Thomas can spare time TO
attend the meeting of our creditors on next sixth
day, he will see considerable OF the same COM
modify.
BRoADBRIM, STRAIGHTCOAT & CO.,
BaQkruDtS.