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There seems to be . good reason for
believing that Captain SeIfridge and the
gentlemen under his command have ss-
tablished the possibility orcanalising the
Isthmus, Of Darien, within brief time
comparatively speaking, and at reason
able expenditure. The Atrato route,
% for cow enience sake We may call it,
they show to be mads already for tho
distance OF Ito miles: and OF the re-
mainig 20 miles 2o are along q level
country 10 usually has been canalised,
outside Of Holland, while the other six
miles would b got over, or under, with
three miles Of deep cutting and three
Of tunneling. The highest estimsts a
to the cost is SIC, O0O, 900. But should
il be certain that that cost would run
to $l00. OO0, 600 or even more. The
work ought to Be entered upon imme-
diatsly, and completed ea,ly. NJ
more time ought to be wasted, and il il
. disgrace to civilization that the cana
was not made three hundred years ago
% il would have been but for the zeal.
ousy and bigotry Of she Spanish Govern.
mont, which fairly represented the
Spanish nation. The ides of cutting
through the Isthmus was talked o! three
centuries ago, bat it could not DO re-
duced to action: and it was not til
Spanish dominion over South Americs
had fairly ceased, half century ego
that canalization became . practica
thing. Fifty years have been lost, ant
We should Try 70 make up Tor SO great
waste Of time.
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It 10 said that tue late Chief Jus.
tice was the finest echolar who
has ever presided over Supreme
Court. Az . Latin and Greek
scholar he Was not surpassed by
any man In his profession. He
read French - rapidly As English,
and has finished Italian, Spanish
and German scholar, and Is well
verscd In Engilsh literature. His
appreciation Of sni perfect mastery
Of the works Shakespeare, Milton
and other British poets, and tn,
later exponents Of the poetic art
Wordsworth, and others Of thu
Lake school. was something mar
velous.
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A correspondent lately wrote to

A correspondent lately wrote to
the San Francisco Chronicle TO
know where Cain obtained his wife,
end 10 thus severely, bu: properly
reprovetl: 'Upon any subject Of q
public nstuic We never refuse to
throw the desired light, But
this 10 altogether a different thing.
II 10 . family matter with which
We do not care to NEEDLE. Cain
died long before any of ~ were
born, and such idle curiosity re-
garding the family affairs Of de-
ceased person We regard ~ repre-
hsnsibls add calculated to violate
the sanctitiss Of domestic life."
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w AN'TED.

Live men y omes, Who arc not afraid Of hard
work for large pay. to beeou. permanently
pay fr N $4,000 to $4,000 ySariy, aecerdipg
to location. The basines il - respeseable
as any il the world. We have many par
ties now engaged Who are makiue e1S day.
We want psrosaanens, accredited Agent
ID every County and City. Parties having !
few Lours' leisure. day or evening. may also
apply. Just the thing for ladies. Seud
stamp for full particrIaaa.
q. q, JOKES . 90.
1913 la Fuiton St., n. z
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Twenty-seven persons have thus
far this year in Hamilton County
killed themselves. Three cut their
throats: seven drowned them.
selves; eight hung themselves;
two died by poison: Ave shot them
selves. and two jumped from win
dows. Of these sixteen we're Ger
mans; Americans, seven; Irish,
two; English and unknown ono each.
Gin. Enquirer June z
sEow use doth breed habit in
. man." Good thought here. Use
. man meanly and he will soon get
the habit Of kicking you. ~
"A needy, hollow-ey.d, sharp
looking wretch The very picture
Of . modern interviewing reporter
Truly We can never do justice to
the foresight Of the immortal bard.
IL che not passing fair ? Doubt
LEES the l,dy engaged in psss:na
the hat around ct the church 90.
cials.
III ladies be but young Aud fair
they have The gift to know it.
They are indeed, remarkably con-
6eious.
sHe dfaweth ont the thread o.
HE verbosity liner than the etapls
Of his argumsat.' The heavy
editor. ssea Ys
The Coal and Iron Company :
Shoals have more than 1900 tom
pig iron o. their grounds awaitinl
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TIE PALLADIUM.


r. =
TAs Connissiouer a. NlAinR
Staaisties gives the produetof sil-
YER and gold = the Stases aad
rsrrhssies ~ q the Rocky
MouataisA ~ l150 . 90. o4a. eS7,
against to, 10 80 n 1871. The
anesnA d6tlvsd iron systematio
aud, - Asnt opsratlens Let ysss.
weg3 ukgss than ever before. The
q 1hkage b In the placer nines Of
NtAA Montana end Oregoa. The
o60nlssisnss expresses the opin-
~ iAat The treasures OF the Pacific
Coast Territories have hardly been
disaovsrsd - yet. much less are
there any signs Of minsral exhaus-
tios. Some Of the most important
missssl discoveries have been
made during the past two years
ever known in the history Of min
ING On the pacific coast. II IL pro-
halle that discoveries during the
2 next tvo years vii be made Of
equal importance. On the whole
mining enterprises have aever
heea pushed with greater vigor
thaa during The present year.
Yhe amount Of bas silver ship
psd fbem Englsnd to Singapore,
chlSa md japan during the year
le73 emsanted 70 G LOG. 4e4, which
- )6es With Mexican dollars snd
8 ia represents : totsl for the ) ear
81 Eass7. ssS. !.
\, The Public Debt VAS decreased
183 ~, 9s4 80. The smount out
, stendiDg % ~ Let inst lees cash
ana Treasury. va $2,l49,963.-
S74l6. 4 atatenent from the
TssAansy Department shows thai
the decrease on the annual interes,
charge on the pablo debt sine.
the Let Of March, 1869, 10 the pres,
ept date hss bssn SIS. $50. 900.
The Secretary Of the Treasury
haa directed the Assistant Treas
ursf b New York 70 give MOTTO,
thst daring the moath Of June b,
will purchase $500, 600 in gold OF
6rss ard third Wednesday each
and VIM cell ~. 600, 600 in bond OF
the Arst and third Thursday eacl
and $500. 900 on the second an,
fourth Thursdays each. In al, b.
viii cell o7,o00,00c in gold, an'
purchase d, 900, 900 in bonds.
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The Boston Ere Underwriters
Union hAs adopted standard rates
to be followed in that City here.
after IN insuring buildings. The
plan proposed copies very closely
the schedule which has been adopt
Cd BY the New York Board OF
Fire Underwriters, and which has
been found after many severe tests
% be the only true method for
protecting both the insurer and
the ineared. The aim In this form
Of rating 10 to have each building
judged b. ito own merits, and the
plan selected 10, In brief. this: A
standard building 10 taken, !. ..
one constructed - oil buildinss
should be, and . rating given to
this o. thirty-hvs cents on one
hundred dollars. Now the rela-
tive increase above this amount ID
sstimated BY comparing any given
building With this standard one,
and whore the former IL lacking In
construction, protection or inn
provementA various additions are
made to the sum above given.
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Bostou has sgain been visited by
. destructive IRE, some City build
ines IN lie business portion Of the
city having been destroyed. involv.
ing. Q loss Of about . million dol
lars, and many men and women
are temporarily thrown out OF en-
ploymenk This IRE affords anoth.
~ warning 81 the danger Of erect
Ing high buildings on marrow
streets, without Are-proof floor
and interior walls.
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DR.. ~e119p ~
Extract. of Jurubeba

10 prepared directly from the SOUTH
AMERICAN PLANT, and h peculiarly suit-
ed to all these difficulties, il will clsaoss thl
vlTIATEn BLOOD, strengthen the LIFE.
GIVING POWERRS. and REMOVE ALL
DISTRACTIONS from IMPAIRED AND
ENFEBLED OrGaos. aa s{
II should be freely tahen, ~ Jurnbs-
BE- IL pronounced BY medical writsrs ths most
efficient PURIFIER, TONIC sud DE0B.
STRUENT known II the whole range q
medical plants. ef r
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, 10 Plat ST., MI.
Sole Agent for the United States.
Price 81 per Bottle. Send for Circular. III
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DR.. Sharp's Specific curea Dyspepsia. Con.
stipation, Vomiting OF Food, Sour Stomaeh,
Water Brash. Heartburn, Low Spirits, &c,
In thlrty.fve years new sr failing TO cure the
most obstinate cases Sold BY druggists
generally. c.. +. Potts / Co., Agents for
Richmond, Indiana. Depot. lag Eighth st.
n. z. Circulars mailed on application.
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Lamartine gives this illustration:
In some spring fresheta river
widely washed its shores and rent
away . boush whsreon . bird had
s.u'lt . cottage for her summer
homo. Down the white and whirl-
Ing stream driited the green branch
with its wicker cup Of unfledged
song, and fluttsring beside it went
tho mother bird. Unhecding the
roaring river, on she went. her
cries OF agony and fsar piercing
the pauses Ia the storm. How
like the love Of an old fashioned
mother, Who had followed the
child she had plucked from her
hart ell over the world. Swep,
away by passion, he was bearing
away with him the fragrance
Of the shattered roof tree, set that
mother xas with him, . Ruth
through oil his life, and Rachel
at his death.
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On Manhood, womaphoo and their
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ALSO. 4 FULL DEsCRIPTION

invention or . discovery 10 ART or scie.co,
and deairous OF knowing whether the same
has bssn patented, by transnittiug to ~ .
model, or drawing or . sufficient description
to make the invensiou Ineligible, csn have
q thorough examinatiou usde IN the Patent
Office, snd the result Of said e1amiuatior
forwarded to them for reasonable eonpsn.
sati0n.
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Some Things Worth Knowing!

A large book full OF go,d things, valuable
secrets, and important information, mailed
for two stamps. Address, LEE CO., 524
Sixth Ave., New York.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-21

Il the most powerful cleanser,
5stfengthener and remover Of Glandular OBJ
structions known to lMateyia Nedica.
tits especially adapted 70 constita-
tons sworn down and debilitaled By ~
warm weather ct Spring and Hummer, whsa
the blcom 10 NOT in active circulation, eonso-
quently gathering Impurities frum slusxish-
ness and imperfect action OF thu osoratioo
oresns, and 10 manifested b. Tumors, Erup-
tions. Blotehss. Boils. Pustalsss 6essfuks,
10, DC. a
when weary and languid ffon Over.
work, and dullnsss, drew1 iness and inertia
takes the place OF energy and vignf. Tho sys-
tom needs Tonic to build IL up and help thu
Vital Forces to regain their rseupera:iva
power.
In the heat of Summer, frequently tn
Liver snd Spice. do not properly perform thsia
functions, the Uterine aud Urinary Organs
are inactive, producing weskness of the stom-
aeh and intestines and predisposition q
bilious derangement 1898 -
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Ne Person can Sake these uitters &c.
oDrding to directions, and remain long unweii,
provided their bones ore not destroyed BY mine
lal poison or other means, and vital organs
wasted beyond the point OF repair.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Headache,
Pain In the Shoulders, Coughs. Tightness OF the
Chest Dizziness, Sour Eructations OF the Sto.
mAch, Bad Taste In the Mouth, Bilious Attacks,
PAlpitAti0n Of the Heart, Inflammation OF tho
Lungs Pain In the regions OF the Kidneys, and
springs Of Dyspepsia. One bottle will prove
better guarantee Of its merits than lengthy
advertisement.
For FemaleC0m plaints, in young or old,
married or single, at the dawn OF womanhood.
or the turn Of life these Tonic Btters display -
decided an influence that Improvement; - soon
perceptible.
Fer InAammatery and Ckronie
0Aeanatlsm and Go1t, Bilious, Remittent
and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases Of the Blood,
Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, these Bitters have
no equal. Such Diseases are caused BY Vifiated
Blood.
Thsy are . gsntle Purgative ~ wen
- . Tonic, possessing the merit Of acting a.
8 powerful agent in relieving Congestion or In
nnmmatiOn Of the Liver and visceral Organs,
and In Bilious Diseases.
For Skin Diseases, Eruptions, letter, Salt
Rnsum B,oscnss Spots. Pimples c. Rss Hass
Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discolora-
lions Of the Skin, Humors and Diseases OF the
Skin OF whatever name or nature, are liter
ally dug up and carried out OF the sys.
tenn in . short time by the use Of these Bitters.
Grateful Thousands proclaim VNE0A1
BrTTHRs the most wonderful InyigoEant thai
ever sustained the sinking system. sssr
n. H. MCDONALD - CO.
DFugEists and Cen. Agts., San Francisco, Cal,
8 cor. Of Warrington and Charlton EtA, NY.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS 4 DEALERS
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ps.ise \ rsassssa =. and The
vovknsi Ars eouncilsd 70 LEI lhs
dad past hasy ~ decd. Ia The
fAes q this inpsadine daaesr n
ssys: We dare not do other tkan
council The men 70 accept the oder
Of their snploysrs. Their best
islssds sssavise ths came. Iron
making juat now u continues, Is
hsmpesed With such restSicttea 10
the vay Of Material that Il cannot
afford 10 quarrel ~ithia itaslf.' II
i not prohahls. ho vaver. that tho
men wa be willing torecsds much
from their present rates. They
would prefer to emigrate to this
country, whore the demand for
skilled iron workers Is every year
becoming more active.
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Copies Of caims,

since 1883, viii b furnished On The reeeption
Of 81, the applicant giving the full nass .
II the patsntss, natursof the invsntios, dsts
he patents, 10.
Washiagtos City. Dee. 81, 1877.
The sun., 1873-04-17

the fuller organization percetns and earring cut Of
thc pUwers N luti prese rbed 10 ,y departnent by
MS act thal be provided for by ordinance Of tho Com
mon oun H. who rc htr by Authorized to enact such
necessary ordinances.
This article also provides for the continuance
of the Commissioners Of the sinking Fund,
comprising the Mayor. Recorder. Chamberlain u,
e. mptrol,r. and the Chairman of the Finance
Committee oi the Board of Aldermen.
ANOTHER NEWSPAPER.
Another section provides for the publication
Wndcr CONT .cU ui - daily paper to he known
are to Lc appointed uv the Mayor, Corporation
Counsel, and Commissioner of Public Works.
The city Is to have 1850 col les daily.
The provisions fnr he Board ~ Estimate ere
substantially the same ~ those under the old
charter.
Tho salaries IT, be paid are as follows. Mayor,
SlHtNt; tumplIollcr. SlO.NO; tommi-slpncr 81
PuhHc WOrkt. $1,000: CORPORATION Counsel,
$hW0; President liuard of Police, Ss,uc I;
Inmmi.-ionGr- II Police, ,sG;VJJ each
President of l'iic Department, StduU; Fire Conn
missioner. $iU.J each; President of Depart
mrnt Of CuarttiCs and Correction, 5000, Com
On --irncrs It SAM. SOON c1cn President of
the licnth department, $3.50; Commissioner
ut Health, StVu mVuhCts ut the Board of Al
Ocrmcu. other thJu thc President, $3.50 each,
AND tO the members Of the Board Of Assist, mt
Aldermen. %itVu each during their present term
ui ufice; lrc-ident board ut Aldermen. $500
President DCpu tmCut Of Taxes and Assess
sc~s'ncuts, ti0H each; President Of the de-
par Ucut uf u lrks. $1,000 CumiuiE. tOuors Of
ID cks. S'iO each Commissioner and surveyor
Uf Nuildluss. siNNO each; Commissioners OF Nc-
counts. fj,hi ruch. No subordinate In any de-
rftu'ut snail rcTt NC Il greater salary than tho
hiGhcst salary nnid ~ the head uf the depart
mcu'. except the Superintendent uf Police,
whose sd.ArN shall nrt exceed $1,000.
The sun., 1873-04-17

rArHrEsr on April 49, sar.h Thornton bathurst,
WI, "i l"ll ~ .ur', ~ VA, f,t' ~ % ~ az
a. lone a. 2, o,cluckP, NJ On Friday, isth INST
Of James and AIMS Campbell, aged / year and
full, n,itcd to attend the funeral from his late rrs
dence; s@ south l,h ,t Brooklyn f. D. On Thursday
ftSHATS On tuesday, April 49, 1873 John W. Elm
Tue relatives aud friend. Of the family are respect.
fully invited o. attend the funeral from his late
dencc, IA south ith st., Brooklyn. f. D., ON Friday
fiiENCH'-in frooklyn. on Monday. April II, Eliza.
wife Benihnin French, ascd 20 years, months,
The relatives and frcrds Of the family are invited 20
attend the funeral on thursday afternoon. nt o'clock
her late lrnce ,5s Lafayette Throop
are hereby noiinyaiG meet 4 ;5 EsscI st., on Thur.
BRSnE BaScS, '"e 'Dus' FRAWcIs mAGKDSI!S GKI!S Fs. P"s'
JkwllER.-on Apri Is, Richard Jewher in the sSth
The relative, and friend. Of the family are respect
of6, sister Nrs n lcid lcs suffolk St, on Thursday,
ONES On Apri H. At the Sca York Institution for
tf ,Si an1 nGp h sse y, az i
=, ME- ~ "a fri, tc p.th ' t ~ ~ NJ NJ NP' VI VIC ~
Virginia aud Western New Yors rspcr. please copy
o nd pa9u TSS'S S9 vie Vic o ac. M StI nSen.
aud only daughter oi Margaret H. aud the late James
icr r,rnia, Will he taken from her atc residence 50
R',sst. brookpu, L. ~ 10 hrite, port Cohn for ~
EEsff,f,!! rag,cr, orfo.c cory 81, ,.n,,n 60.
IHc r'ua.l- .ta.,.. uput ti, 500, ,.ur, b large.
uuu itt.rrrl 10 GrooaNooi tpr' s-'- si. en- wait.
inc on nc pier Eel'Nes oni iri'un invited without
Mtlsll.-4e Apyl 10, i,l. Ni.. E,.s WELSH. ......
WNtFR du rn. .av.' 'r7l u.s. - cqrsUrpuon,
n .', ~ !..n mmay ore myit.dto ar,qa the
| r.. 90 ihnsl.y, \,.., l,.ut iuc.,rh T. VI.
The sun., 1873-04-17

April 16-p. M.-wnil street


. ,,,n "a .,,..,,i.,,,o o,,,,o,,an, and tho
% iu, VI sp p, ,'a
tenae fcverisbn neas which nnallv deyelnped into
,..,.,,. -, -. rt .,,t,,', a,,,,r,s
aueclueuly iowtf hdhet Inc opeu"t "euoS
until ofter o'clock without any special feature
n,horviso ,hon an annrcbcnsivc fccling lcst
"'"oi"'se uaii an "pP''"V"N''V N"'S
some calamity might visit the street ana TINS
interfere with current spcculation The failure
~ p,r,on ,,lor ,,b, vrorc ,,ro,,incntlv identi-
ned with strong connections, supplied the re-
ouired f,ieIt to the fame, and about 2 =. VI. the
- - ,..t.
stock market began 10 tumble WIN lrces pFeak-
ing from 10 p cent. There was not however,
any develnpmcnt Of A sptcid paulcl>y feeling
such as heretofore observed IN pcriodS oi gen
eral distrust aud the break to-day hrd boon
h",,'"ni' n'' '''''' ~, Wv VIZ
holders oi rto'hs '"Ni" hol continue I" I"> t'
p, and 8 " cent. per dicu without suffering
h,,,, loo. ,,.i ,,,. .i,t, h.i,,, nitigeJ ia vicid
ne'NS '"ss' "!u p"s9''S "''"@ "'''A'" w. ''''u
10 the situation. The nrm above named we're
.bica, OF I'm Western T'ui.n and tui.p
paciGc and thrsr stocks consequently felt the
cnect nf tho financial shock. tic hrst named
having run down to ,H and Union Pacific to ~
vii eomc salcl reunrtrd IA low A. a. Money
mcnnvhile which had bcen ruling at tg'i ID
cnt began 10 he scarc, and irin IN easily u :
u cent. and additional interest. aud holders Of
stocks became further alarmed l,s a more seri-
otis panir was inIpending. Thi- fact consequently
,au.snd "A rurthpr r,uI,z,ti,u # -tttks htt near
uin ,lnsa ~ Lu.i'rss "A rsnort tLnt money was
offered in the street n :, i3rcnt en-. I'd hes;
feeling and assisted the natural reaction after
the sudden full This break has. been already
fnrcsha,lowcd Ia these culi.uns. nd IL is proba-
die that = III lower prices will be recorded on
| 1huradsy. unless some outside financial assist
ence is accorded to the street brokers cannot
rates range so XIII. and he future. cGnsc,
Iuenil', does n9t ,"9k pr2n,snR ,h"
nent shares ient ~ "Srr ,"97ltrm ,g' n.1n' Niw
The sun., 1873-04-17

HiNhING Ay0 fINtNcIiL
INNEsrNENr RnNn..

TIM >uGruHN PtotIC RAllr'Ap5 FWsr
MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS, winch We r..I.u.a. q a-
a profitable a.t wei rsgci uy,.'t'af, l.lr .ii
p,rccut. go ntcr aud hA,e the following ,lomclt'
Of security, VIA.
] They are the obligation oi . strong clraorhi0 >.
:. They are FIr,t Mortgage oA t.e "aalI,s Liup.
u.ut-. Rights, aud Franchises.
.. They are arst lien ou Ito Set Earnings.
T. There is pledged, l addition, frr tue pn'mort 10
principal and interest, l,nl Grant Of l.,u acre,
p.r milo through th' state, aui l'-1 Irro- pc. iuH
through the territories lr4vrrs'l. lie Company =
already entitled - ro0rly Ten N'llon acr| NJ ii'
Grant and tts Land sios thus f1r have rcI2 j4 $40
per Icrr
with nearly a'c hundred nil.' Of tho road cQmP ted
and In grafton thr rarfiU-s pr iFi VIII ho 'tr-'
Al mirkrfahln ,tl .,s lll bonds 1rp ro' ivi boo "N
chang Tor Northgrn PaeiA's oh most laNo'sOe iers
JAY tOOhE a co,
~ " Nali street. New lorA.
The sun., 1873-04-17
The Rev. Dr. Garry an Iri-hman.

To me EitOr Qf The sun.
sTR In this mornings Sun there is a letter
signed " Methodist" which says the Rev. Dr. Curry
married an Irshwoman. ALLOW me TO inform you that
the Rev / octor himself is lrshman by birth, having
been born in BaIyshaDnon about the 1910. His IA
TIERS name was Luke, and his mothers Ann. They
were good Catholics hut uncle having prOsperCd In
America he sent for the lad, and at nine years OF age
IN the 1919 Daniel came to America and was edu'
Gated by his uncle and In 7 graduated at The Wesley
an University and has got wonderfully In America
forgetting his country and his region His wife is an
Irishw oman, her maiden name being Caroline Hanley
John Armstrong, OF Cochran, Mclean Co, and hi,
only sister married George hsmit0n, the wealthy
buaer OF Lexington avenue, also Catholic Irishmsn
! knew him when q boy In Ireland. and know All
'"oD' ~" "'''' HIemIrI trrsr, "A Cherry street.
EHw YoRX. April IA
The sun., 1873-04-17
Real Esfntr NInrkct.

Transactions this week have not re-. h, d the
figures t,jlctrd ny the more sanEiur operators. D.
gal sales have been unusually heavy, and hrsr pro
portion Of the property offered under court orders hss
been knocked down 10 the parties In interest or with
drawn. Private sales have dragged and but few are
reported The auction sale - boulevard lots hy Muller
wilkins success In the ewes OF the public, Lots
realized from t'U 10 t0n and tisnl Tor choice, but
the owners were not satisfied, aud discontinued the
sale.
The auction OF Madison avenue and Eighty nm
street property yesterday by Messrs Ludlow Co AK.
grcgatd flaihO for eleven lots Of various sycs the
the average per city lot being tl1hO each. TO.
day large number Of sales arc announced, aud thr
most important offerings OF the scason IA city lots are
to come utf next wCeA
j NJ. Gibson disposed Of the two palc.ls OF improved
property AID hve Ots NarlcA 81 htst streets,
Jeuey City, Tor tlO,ll5-prices 7, "a td,d HiT.
The sun., 1873-04-17
A Pleasaur Voyage ou the Atlau,ic.

10 me EditOf Of Ute ohH'
sur; The Canada sailed from Liverpool on tho
18Th OF March and arrived In New York on the 81 OF
April. On the 25th encountered ,errinc gale, which
left us so disabled but for the confidence felt In
the ability OF the captain and the seaworthincss OF the
ship II would have been impossible 10 keep any order
among either the passengers or crow. The Canada ia
OF an tonnage ss feet IN length. and a feet IN her
breadth OF beam. She 10 Of the latest built vessels
Of the National Line. win hnsh BY stating that no
seerage passengers could he better treated than
we're The meat was excellent, well cooked and plenty
OF il the bread baked every morning. as good as ever
tasted on land the soup and fish supplied never heard
single objection TO- The civity 0f the stewards and
deed from the lowest servant OF the company 10 the
hieheet olcer OF the ship the motive was common
To- ali that OF making The passengers comfortable ~
possbe and their stay while board as pleasant a.
Aey could make It, The steerages were comfortable
and clean the quantity OF fresh water Vas Mnimltsd
And the liberty allowed gs was unDouhued' Ihh 10 'he
'""N N'~ DAEIEL KERR,
2a South Fourth street, wlllismtburgh.