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The MANITOBA PRISONERS.
Interviews with President Grant-Hs
Promises Decisive Action 60 Effect
the Release Of the Captiyes.

NEw YORK, August 11.-Governer Austin
and Mayor Brackett, of Minneapolis, have had
two interviews at Long Branch with the Presi-
dent regarding the Manitoba affair, and ex-
planned the whole matter, from beginning to
end, dwelling especially on the cruelty with
which the prisoners are treated by the Manito-
ban authorities. They also sougkt to impress
ton as they feared the people of Minnesota, un-
less something was done at once would take the
settlement Of the case in their own hands. The
President, according to the dispatch, gave the
Governor and Mayer to understand that unless
the matter was disposef OF within q reasonable
time demand IN unmstakable terms would be
made on the British government, and would be
followed by further action. The President then
asked that the Governor and Mayor reduce
their statements to writing which they did, and
the paper was forwarded 10 Secretary Fish,
who viii be visited to-day by its authors.
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n B A Z
BRICKSi BRICKsf
500 goo good BUILDING BRICKS oaustapfIv
Very reasonable for cnsh.
l.. s. CHAPMAN, nth street,
tyl6-1n~ e.ssep n and y, ~ 1899 l1th It,.
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HORRORS oS An INDIAN FIGHT--Fu rther
patueUisLe ron the Indian fight say that the
SlouNs when they gained possession of the
faNn e camp. attacked and killed a number
o. squaws ana chldIen, dsshing the papoOses'
brains out against the ground. The Pawnees
lost the meat OF about six hundred butFaloes
which they had killed. The Sioux numbered
$50 warriors, under command of Snowfake the
successor OF Whistler. Their loss was thirtv
warriors. Troops from Fort Mcpherson have
forced them back TO their reservation.
rUThe cabbage worm" is the latest in Vir-
ginia-
~The hogs of Page county, Va, have the
cholera.
s%Maine tourists find il necessary to build
camp fires 10 keep warm.
1OnIy OF e death from cholera was reported
in Louisville last week.
1The petitions in bankruptcy against the
Brooklyn Trust company have been dismissed.
They are experimenting with female horse
car conductors in Savannah.
- some of what are called the ice caves in
Inc Catskil mountains contain six feet OF snow.
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TRY THE LION LASER, as drawn only at Geo.
w. Drivers sample Rooms, corner Pennsyiva a
MIA avenue and 4 y street. II
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DANGEROUS CoUNTERFEIT FIFrY-CEST
NoTE.-About the middle of last month United
States detectives arrested John, alias BIinky
Murphy, on a charge of selling counterfeit 30
cent fractional currency notes, several hundred
OF which were found in his possession. The
supposltion was that they belonged to an old
issue. 1t has since been ascertained that they
were printed from new and dangerous plate,
which the officers have for some weeks been en-
deaVoring TO find. Many thousands of notes
are, It is believed, being printed from it and
put in circulation throughout the country.
They are printed on the best tber paper and
are so skilfullv executed that it is difficult for
the most expert JUDGES TO distinguish them
from the genuine notes. Murphy is believed to
know where the plate can be found. Since his
incarceration in Ludlow street Jail efforts have
been made to get him to IS Iueal," but he re-
fuses 10 say anything. He was TAX N to the
United States building yesterday, but could not
be induced to talk.-N. y. Sun. Oh.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS,
Until SEPTEMBER 18th will offer ALL of our
STOCK OF DRY GOODS at wonderful reduction in
prices As we must have money, Is reasonable offer
VIII be refused for any tn ing.
PARASOLS much less than original cost
LACE SACQUES and SHAWLs cheaper than
ever before offered in the city.
Call and see for yourself, as we mean husiness
and Will sell at prices TO suit every one.
CONNOLLY'S
SOS NINTH STREET
argyH Opposite Patent OEce
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[" Polonaise s7s to p W
Bstiste Polonsise and ResingOts, $40 to $40, Iesg
l6 per
Brown Linen Polonsise and Redingots, 50 to SIS,
less 10 per cent.
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weshsll on and after JULY Is, tiu sEPrEx-
BER I, sner our eatire stock at the very liberal
discount Of 10 PER CENT. ON ALL CASH
SALES.
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Coop FooD AND PLENTY OF 1T produces
the same effect upon person who has been
starved that the Peruvian Syrup, an Iron
Tonic, does upon the weak and debilitated; Il
makes them strong and vigorous, changing
weakness and suffering into strength and
health. &
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IL Won can't get cool, resort to Dooley's Arctic
Fountain, on Capitol Hill. eotf
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SIS PENSsyLv.NIA AVENUE,
METROPOLITAN HOTEL BLOCK.

TIN PER CENT. DISCOUNT ALLOWED on
ALL Cash SAILS,
COMMENCING T EsDAY, JuLs Is, OoN.
IINuIse Till SEPTEMBER 4, I-,s.
SALES or ALL SPECIAL ORDERS roe
SHIRTS AND DRESSES AND OTHER
ARTICLES EXCEPTED.
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CHILDREN CRY for Pitchers Castoria. II
regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t Is q substitute for
castor Oil. a 35 aoa.
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CUNARD LINE.

rUNARD LINE.
~ NOTICE.
With the view OF diminishing the chances Of coIIi
sion, the Steamers Of this Line will, hencsforth,
take a specified course for all seasons Of the wear
On the Outward Passage from Queenstown 10 New
or nothing to the north Of IS
On the Homeward Passage, crossing the Meridian
Of 50 at A Lat, nothing the north of a
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LADIES' DRESSES.
sPE.IAL ORDER DEPARTMENT..

We have every facility for making DRESSES TO-
ORDER. and will furnish the material and trim
mines, only the trimmings in cases where ladios
have already purchased their goods.
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sengers
And every following WEDNESDAY and sArUR.
DAY from New York.
RAIN OF PAssAsE-Cabin, go, Gin, ana ala
God, according 20 accommodation. 0-r,S~
Tickets TO Paris, eD, gold, additional <8S&
1teerage, $50, currency,
steerase tickets from Liverpool and Quoenssovn.
bills OF ladins given TO Belfasr, Glasgow, HAVE.
xerp and other points on tbs Continent sad FOR
Mediterranean ports. For freight and cabin pss
sase, apply q the Oompanys ONCE, No. Bowiins
Sreen; for steerege passage ct No. Ill Brsadvsy
A GHAs. q. YRAEoKLYH, Assns, New Yors.
OTIS BIGEL0W, Agent,
Office, 643 street northwest,
nov1e-y Washington. d. o.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR
Tits Afternoons Dispatches.

Associated Press Reports.
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THR SECRET why such crowds flock into the
sample rooms of George W. Driver at the cor
because Of the refreshing character of his de-
Hghuul and cool beverages, and especially so
Iof the reason that the exquisite quality of the
,SSe,eDraSed Lion Lager is improved by being
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WILCOX q 9IBB's SswINe Al aoa1uu Tn.
celebrated Baaaar Patterns. Agency at Che,
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, fth street
Intellgencer Building. m 9s
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The COMMUNITY az large appreciate the USE
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine, Is
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
And made to order by HempIer, near az rtreet.
The sun., 1873-12-03
4 Keutucky George Washington.

from Nt fuIn10uh I l6peHdTnf
We have n regular little George WASH
instou in our neighhurhoOd, but his mother
don't act her part well At all. A few evenings
ago our iit.lc hero tred the edge 81 his little axe
upon thc nasal organ uf his moti"rs favorite
cat. and completely demolished the smelling
auI ratus of the innocent feline. The cat ex -
pirrd and he carefully concealed hi- victim In
thc meal barrel, where II wa, rcsurrvrtcd late in
the evening 10y the old won an, VINO VA getting
meal Tor supper. She called George and qucs-
toned HIM George hung down his he ad. and
said, M Nthcr | can't tell n lie, you know !
can't. but II he swtIIard II | cau tell you the
truth about this little affair" HIS mother said,
Come across iuN lap. my son. come across my
ltu." And ne come. The little fellow has been
sttiu; tu the dust, and they saw It Is Tact that
that old lads has not sut all the dust out OF hel
eyes yet.
The sun., 1873-12-03
Gasoline ENpio-ion a Factory aud Three
Dwelling. Uurnrd.

ALnhNy, Dec. "a gasoline explosion IN
Ath,u sm ~ -aci factory In Canainha yc-ttr.
iay Afternoon. nre to The building aud entirely De
stro! .d tar factory. Peter NcCabe perisard 10 the
a'mes. Wiiian ! Ararll. -on OF one " the proprie
tor, Nss seriously burned: n. X. Dcvrniorf cl RI.
Benjamin smith. one = "a nrm. Gcorg' Naher aud
several other rOrs men wee slightly lu1Ir'd
A. u time uf th. explosion -tNrHfl uYr per- Us
W"r. at Wor, IN tc tact 'ry, and NAM 0uN r-cir"
through TIE Ntud tFs. Inc cNr i-1l vts 81 suidvl.
aui tlc rrt spread 30 rapidly, wat Il lnp'-si1 10
save .us - tIt i4tt.itAtf) Or stptN.
1Ifrt I.lHg * uct- me factory burned ipss
s{n Thr Joss the tnc ory -ni -tuck g. ln at
fIUutn tid tic Insurance shbN IN NeH ku-liuu, NeS
\ TX. lld furvlgu c0iap1nirs.
The sun., 1873-12-03

rHONlnLACt, Dec. "a sudden movement
u.air his murirs IN the INST cr u tie SpiAgue
trust luor.tgc ia, tru. named by the creditors
TO give their hnal ansser to-day, hut earS this
Wornag ihe mortgage deed sas deposited Tor record
m the several towns OF the state where IA. property
lrs The names Of the creditors trlFiecs have been
stricken out and that of Lacnrrlh tharr ~ MS c
shbstutrd. The document Otherwise IL Identical Nth
tiat signed BY the SprsZue fsuily on fr flN. Il Il
understood that tins sct wa taken without he con
cmrTrncc Of The crcdlLoTs' onnmltter.
The sun., 1873-12-03
The Weather To-ipay.

WA-HINGToN, Dec. The signal Once pre-
diet, Sew England sud the Middle ~tatos cont n
urd cloudy aud threatening wraih.r WIN hsht rsh
In the former snd rain ia thr latter the prr
Win diminish With -nght'y risius temperature, ~
winds gradually yeering 10 eIster, aud s"uthea-t fN
the east AMI middle Atlantic coast.
The sun., 1873-12-03

pubiAhOls.
S,RN. JO-FPU v. JOHN-TON'-
" NARRATIVE Of MILITARY OPERATIONS,
Dire TED BY hin DURtNG THt LATE wAG BE.
TWEEN Tlik STATES
THIS Nurk il Tire hret su n ntic contribution, from
southern niltiry source, of material for the future
historian. snd - written In the tersc incisNr aud vivid
s for ticl ts eminent a4hor !, justly rcno~ ned
The correspondence httNten Gen. johnson auu the
that prrplcSrd the Undertaking ~ people Norh and
south during The Progress Of the struggle.
LETTER FROM GEN SHERMAN.
HE,pQvNRTERs AMY % rHE lNtTkp ~r.rrs,l
Na-HiNG1oN, u. G., oct. II, ~.
Nss,f y itpr'oG 4 Co so B' ,JfrJg Nsit f0ft
DrARsiRs. have your favor Of the Sth. repeating
~hzt s,d tu M pcrsun yesterday! that Aou have
tor publication the manuscript OF Gen Johns Mar.
ing the Late War between the States"
Without the least hc-ltttlnn advise It's immediate
publication Tor believe II VIII have most extensive
sale a. the North. we as south, and even ~ Europe
tions I know plenty Of men who would buy the bOoA
inst sntly would not subscribe.
Gen. johnson 10 most fayOrably known to the m l.
inry sord and 10 re garded by many a. the most skill
his pen. and whatever he records VIII receive the
closest attention ny siudents Of the ART Of this
continent. aud VIII enter largely into the future mil
usry history Of the civil war
with great respect your oesdsni servant.
SOLD ONLY RY SUBSCRIPTION.
Price in elegant cloth binding y, leather "; half
kGlST WANTED
- APPLt ron & co. Publishers
5is AMI 55l broadway, Ne~ York.
The sun., 1873-12-03

A LII skiu diseases old ulcert and rrtr. "i, 10,
n ny Dr FULLER, 81, UrrenN ch u. .l 'fN''
INFOKNAIIOS wanted Of Hsur' h"ss "
i sister, Ann, OF Frrnch Park, brri .N
Ireland Who let over A,N are ago. hS iitf ,l. a.
WILLIAM HOGtt, go Ns,} -i. l'''N -
WILL St>DA SMALL PRE-t>r VIZ lnaI
/ marrlC1 ladJ srnLing her address nor ~ .NP.
Mrs GtAtE MAY, Jer-'' '.''.
The sun., 1873-12-03
Sllnntt0- Is.

% rH,@ 4. i..A MEsr .iasi 81, psc a5 Al . "a sSs
src S' making ;S!9 SIS mohiS aoote he ,@a i".Isi,
tps!. @ swing ~ mac6ne you si"n .cSi Win Al tGe lsts.
mpIoyr,nrns, d,Trst ,,., @ ,ns na.a"c'ur'rs u
b, i 81 oKwAlTFR,
s! East on st., opposite stewsrts.
A TTtNTIoNEL M ,a%sG, @ L oY. on wneceT WI
li HleecEeI st. or u! East jh 81, mar ~ b p!eniy
yer sess n worh al! kinds Of, sorE given oul hsst
place To hnN 10 shirt hand. sud ~ nnishers wanted
THE New YORK Machine stitching Company
.qusre up stairs. que nght xher. ,n.y sill c2ntnae
cG,ne. on nstamenis' payable IN worE At home
G5 no, e be be hsHS % S r5Ge; sysS
machnes san snd leave only small part OF money rarasd
every month ~ payment nearly new wheeler Wilson
LII desiring work call At i57 Canal 81 and 1870 East
pay Tor best machines cash advance required.
"A. caiies only 81 anal at aud 5i EsG Droadway
a Laundry y tnNsr.ity place. Apply cs-ly.
nTlEIGa,A npps. q s:,c S,gSG g,S on
A ssoSESG nAKAEns A.. sS ;fE &s. 81 tsf sale
RARB0Uns IRISH tLAx THREADS.
SEWING "AcaISE "AcWa ~ dHGHi JREE A9:, p THREADS
i've best satisfaction for all descriptions OF work.
uNt u sewers NAntfu Tor seal ana nnc NOrk only
i good hands need apply SM Rroome ST.
EIRI- wanted - smart girls ut New York Needle
" Co 3, 20 Hast tst ST.
GOOD mnlners wanted. ~ West 26lh st.
DARt-OI,>. tirst.rate hands can sct full and
HrIffR 4 CANS. se Leonard Al.
WANTED Ten girls to work on cap cove and
w binding. Ia Bleeckers ST.
N'OI VI. girl. wanted tor housrw1rk those accus.
TONED To WorA IN stores need not Apply, al l3l thn-
ton place.
NOI >G GIRLS can Obtain situations free, lodg
81 the Lirt Lodging House, q ~. Marks place.
c1lantto-. .-ulans.
Al AGENT the Chlldrens Aid society who I,
n going West ON TUESDAY, bee y. viii give assistance
10 ianlcs with children who wish to make home IN
the West Apply at l9 East ith st.
4 HORSESHORR wants young man capable u
MAlhEw srlrLE, " broadway, Paterson. n. }.
A GENTS wanted three new article ju,t out sell
PRICES, Park place.
GEN - -.-Becks Kerosene on Rectincr gives In.
F'P, BEcK, 8. Bowery.
AGENTS with Jlc capitali can make els dalIy sell
~ ins Ameps ho!ldsy preoenl') show cards lSl
AGENTS. new gas burner to-day sell. AZ sight :
N large pronts liz Nassau A.. roonil,
GEo. l.. FELTON, a 60.
AGE>T-, DO 10 time / holiday prcscntsi show
| corner "i tatharine st.
DA VI. press boy feeders wanted, at HoLMAN's
| "A corner centre and White st.,
"qG "a %st' s eSr Fs,Gs d Gs 3.
| A GOOD tinman wanted one who understand heat.
IN GNoTk' LEsSlER. L'| Broadway, cor. AlAu,
The sun., 1873-12-03
81 BROADWAY
SrECI>L -ALH Of FINE PTR-.
a

SrhtINf. -ALEO FINE PTR-.
ROvSs. BELL 4 co. tsj GraniS,
nov offering daily bankrupt Importers stock ~
Ia ir-' and hlireuk FinN fur-
O. q u's ind Misses trmine SETS, u - the Sci
4 an hue Of Lsdies' Mink MulI- ana BOss.
commencing At - thf set
les Rlttk Nartru 81 l.N nN 81 tSf th- set.
Lussl,n sable. ~ ami t.S.
HisGh Silks cp'umonctn. Dee. /.
q inch lNuns ilsrk Gross Gfaiu, 81 and fi g.
Hnunet's sublime Cashmere. ttsi TO o.
Choice rlt,dcs VI all " 90 SHtns So cents
one case Stk 'Iped PUplns - crnts.
prc-e Goods warranted at half regular priCrs
just opened to i,y. fsn cases Fisnn-i..
Uaukets AMI fbu,ekerpng Goods ut lower pric-s hsn
have ever vet been quoted.
lngrsln lrpet.. s. .i cents.
tro--iey = g. glisb nT4sscis. a.
Heavy Floor OutlOtrs, IS Cputs
IT, largest variety sud most complste stock Ia the
ROrs.. RELL co.'s
Great Bsrgsu Heacgn1r''rs,
20 ttraud
The sun., 1873-12-03
BnllOms nsttuals.
MltUIntrp.
ti,rsonal Homes.

DOIIER wanted -ilto ~ horse uusef. Nv,
Il steam dTIln. I, X LANlll~t '.H.
The sun., 1873-12-03

IiIRI-TIE'- pianos, cheapest, bet cash or .ls.iF
I menis Factor, = barrow e., near HUDSON
.DnnPIANO- SAND ORGANS, new ani,econi
ZONJhand, Of nrst-cl,-s makers, "lu eetold 81 l"I
prices fOrcash nsa mens, or for rent, IVY ~
country, during this financial criss BY hOEN
MATE{S son, asl Hroads say, than ever before ofef
ed N New York. Agents wanted to sell Wsttus NJ
crrto and orchestral organs ana pisuos. llu'f-tH
catalogues mailed. Great Inducements 10 the uAd'
The sun., 1873-12-03
NnsltaI Snstrnmtnl..

sTFINWAN Il SONS pialofort' 'N'rN I'm
~ proycincnt great bargain flrc ~. .-u9 Nib
round cOrnrrs, carved legs only ~
J. BIDDLt, II NaNrrley place, near hr'auNN'
The sun., 1873-12-03
SIN GOODS.

tltg Gooos.
NAH"Ep powst
UNION ADAMS 4 CO.
Arr OFFERING AT EXTREMELY Low PRICES
SCOTCH WOOL HOSIERY.
USpERsBlIrs AND DRAWERS.
HASDKERCHIEFs.
SHIRTS. COLLARS. AND CUFts.
sUsPEsDERs. OUR own MAXI.
AND CARTWRIGHT wARSBBs
UNDRRsuIRTs AND DRAWERS.
AND ALSO HAvk PINE VARIETY or
ROBES. JAoKsTs. RUGS. &C.
SUITABLE
toR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
81 BROADWAY
The sun., 1873-12-03

Situations Ghantt0.
4 elderly respectable German lady wishes q place
~ M hOnsekeeper for elderly respectable Rrngle-
man, lthOut wiie children, IN good household.
Inquire IN the store, 3S liroadwHy, Wlamsbursh.
4 ~ITI ALTON wanted " q respect able man; he
~ N wiling TO do any klud OF work he viii 20 err9nds
anu work ~ hotel or any Kind OF business. Address
}. g., box l5S. aun once.
A YOING Engllshman, nsei ~, would Ike ~ learn
~ the llnsmlthing or plumbing aud gas nttng. Al.
dress q. LODGE. i% FRANKLIN II.
American woman wirhes . situation as house.
~ Keeper IN widower's family one who win take
nhl Charge Apply al 81 I'M ST., Williamsburgh
A Young woman with one child vlshes home for
~ tht wnter no wages good operator; eau DO
hoWcwork 90 Watts 81.
A MAN wants situalion As truck driver and care
"A 9t IeAu Call " address y, TlLsTQN, sa 9th ~,
The sun., 1873-12-03
EMIGRATION AND PfNsloNs.

The expressed desire of the representatives, of. large
col ~ o elttens OF Russia 10 .nigIs!e TO hs e"ottry
Go, ,ernlnent, # certain eoIcessluns can he made
e. -gshlr iaen 70 ,a 'es e. .ho h GomPari % eSi9n5
our lnsttutl9ns are regarded by an Industrious md
Nrs hr'p's aesro, o. M ~ M S.' m hnH dcgRiqus @
OF citizens OF u suberor class would without doubt
be substantial o,neht 20 me country lnyiie ntlcn'
ton 20 the suggestion of the Secretary of the Interior
~ this behalf.
There Was pad during the last nscay year or pens un
being an amount lees y tNi,0l94 than 40 expended
t teHcnt OF cxpenHiturrs would indicaic msefIil
retuctiOn in amount compared wtn the preceding year
ihe Ia.t session Of Cousr"ss viii ahsorb tIai sm1,Ht
the current year. ~ the ni the Let nscai year
p'n onsrs. snd :is@@ WIDOW, orphans ana iapel
tlcu widows of deceased soldiers making tota ul
isl sEd 5Io3 dows of sOdiers Of that pensioncd
under IN, act ~ Congress Of Feb, T. sil making a
total OF that c.ass Of 233a 40 invalid navy siOners
and ~ wldows, orplans, and derend-ut rratiVe Of
deceased officers sailors, anu marines Of the navy,
asSI Il pe"soncr. S nc A u ali cassss Of + showns
net increase during the last n,ca year OF Gs2 During
10 lhe rolls, and ll2l3 names were dropped taclrfrom
Or var Gus causes. me system adopted FOR the decc.
prnslons has been productive Of satisfactory results,
but lrys lion is needed to provide II pussihle ag inst
The preparation OF such frauds IN the future.
EDUCATION.
The evidently increasing interest IN the VI edu.
eaton II most encouraging feature ia the general
sga e u. SSso, sHs the 9T'a
rrcuon % the new app snccs aud increased fatlnucs
% which are 6slng onersd 20 ad the educators Of the
~. 1nth census has been completed and the report
force of the bureau dsbandcd Tho secretary OF The
mh'eIlor Tensws hls Ieeommendaton for census to
Eren Invited The orgnal suggestion in that behalf
svsh be nn ns fppr9is Of hs eo1ntry an
for reEu Al quipdurnnlai census census tsten 1,
N"'"s report 'f Nhsh could W COMPLETED aud pub
The sun., 1873-12-03

5000 MAGNIFICENT iJ!.e.t""s rosewood
N piaGOforte also, piano and stool, sN.
GoLDSMlTH's, 70 Blrccker 81, near hoEeN
The sun., 1873-12-03

Eunn,ss cgant,s.
a splendid fancy bilaar on the best thorough.
at great sacrncc. Adare,s -, box nj sun ONCE.
4 FIK~T-CI<SS restaurant aud bar for sale;
~ pleasant locality doing good busnrss must be
-old call sud see. G. l. MILLER bh East 18Th st. y, 7.
A SMART man or woman wanted to take lunch
~ room. Frankfort House. ~ Williamst.
INOH SALE cheap for cssh-An old established
= hquor store near the Hall. Address NJ. d. r.. box
l5s, sun once.
I,OR -hLp A plumbing shop, ~! 9th sN., between
i 5Sd and biih sts, New YORK.
L;OR -ALE The stock and nitures of = smsll gro
i cery store. at lsi Elizabeth St
I IQUOR STORE TO he sold. 81 East 18th st.;
4 cause leaving the city.
MEAT. nsh. and Oyster market for sale. 69l sth av
Nl between tlth aud 18Th SITS.
hNE Of the best plumbing and TIN. roofing shops In
" the city doing good business tor the last 70 wears
good reason given for selling out. Apply to JACOB A.
HAILEL, l6i East Houston A..
rIHEyesse, stock, fixtures OF the excellent aud
neatly httcd mp liquor store rs Mott st., BY virtue
Of chattel mortgage. viii he sold this day al 1913
O'Clock at suction. Benilinin Merritt Esq, Atturntl
for morgagee. lHOS. t'AttNEY, AuctOneer, q Centre
street
- * WILL BIN splendid set OF butcher M.
fD lures. all complete. Inquire at - Jefferson ST.,
G0D ron ahoGse, wagon, and new hsrness also,
Heights
The sun., 1873-12-03
g,al e,ist,.

NFW cottagc, 2fun lots, Is minutes TO Brooklyn
~ ferries tl,tti, part cash delightful place.
E.G, Loo kk, l39 sth st., near BrOadSAy New YORK.
Sn ACRE FAR VI In Bledsoc county. Tenn, house
sO' S'rlPi barn. smoke house, crib, orchard well y
scrcs fenced balance timber and grass t15J; also aD
Brooklyn.
The sun., 1873-12-03

Instruments 4t panic prlccs.. ....,. . ..,.., .
BILLINGS WhLtIu'h u tA'' lNh ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-06

lie said 1t had been drawn up in the inteV-
est of retreIchment and reform. and de-
te1mined that all articles referred TO in the
BIZ should be purchased in bulk hereafter
He said certain officers of the State govern
ment We're constituted board TO determine
what articles are necessary, the quantity
and advertise il! the official journal for
sealed proposals 70 furnish the same, nam
ing the pr,ce AT which they are 70 be fur.
uiaAei hr. Benham said this was the
way the government 81 Washington. and
al! well regulated State governments.
made their purchases. and the impovcr.
ished coalition of Louisiana demanded
tina: courss should be taken here
By adopting such measures the
Republicans os Louisiana could
soon convince tae Republicans OF
the United States that shey were work.
ing TO restore prosperity TO the State. This
would give contden ce TO their friends in
other sections Of the CaIoa, and determ ne
them to stand by the Republicans Of Louisi
ana in the prosecution Ok the great work
before them. When this was done, he
thought the destruction OF Louisiana Re
publican would bs egua! 20 that Of q ns-
:onal Republican
Before Mr.. Benham concluded hS Ye-
marks his time for speaking had expired,
and pending motion - extend the same,
the House, on motion. adj ourae3 until
twelve O'Clock NJ to-day.