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! ana r. Anderson Of Cornell. A Judge from Bovdo" V
yet 70 DO named. WIN. Wood OF HcwYork wa Dhosss
referee subject 90 the acceptance ~ the captains
rns STANLEY AyD THE COLT HEIRS.

HARTFORD, Feb. 6.-The press dispatch seas
from Boston yesterday, announcing the dctermInsuos
OF she Stanley heirs again 30 open the suit asDst -
Of Col Colt OF this city, where property Owned ~
the Colt heirs and Others, amounting ~ sGo,s.
is involved was altogether incorrect thc dispOsi
ton original suit Instead Of Judge Nelson irss
deciding IN favor OF the sanlcys and anerwsrd'rs
versing his decision. stated IN the dispatch, ne
zaVe once and finally "A decision In favor n
col Colt The case WAS then clTIiCt from tho trorb
Court % Connecticut % the supreme 'Onib OF ne
limited state. and inc fun bench Justice Davis alone
dissenting affirmed The decision az r Court nopF apa
judge Nelson wrote tie opinion. rive 81 the Jusi,S
comprising a majority OF TIC t1U.t, who concur. u N
that affirmation. upon The bcnch' aHi the pr
ties interested thus city nOt espctailf dsii Seo
by The promise VI new snt. although my VAN MS
facts TODD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-07
GRIMES AND cAsuALrrEs-sr rELEoaArH.

-. Owing to the inability Of thu senior couossa
for and ansb srn1nog yeserf hs ere
adj ouTBed ustl Monday.
William ii. McCOtter, who wss convicted lasa
November Of tee murder Of Robert Ins!g bs her va. ere
cu Cambridge nd st. 1915 YESTERDAY Before tho ererHnos No
confessed bis gull. to bis spiritual advisers
80. The last express train from Boston 10 New
Yort Sprngslws Aroso from the r.st yeed eesr We
brokeo Every
several them badly broken bat seriously nad
Joseph w. DAVIS was hanged at Westminster.
Nd yesterday Of Abraham April s. 1871 Hs
led 70 The scsfoi IN shOai ad white Ia lev wds b
confessed and bis hearers TO beware Of hs f,te
l1l3 sprung and Ds's fell VITA besyI Is'rl
Alter asn 80 b)iy down AMI Piss OLA
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MARRIED.

BAJDwIN-McMARTfN-In Johnstosu n Y, % FEB y 1874
residence OF the BRIDES par-a by Rey Dn.sa% 10
BALDWIN Of Cl.VesnJ Ohc ~ Baraoeh Cs1f dnxhes
Of DuncAn McMsrsn esq, Of JohDsovn
CAIRNs-sN0WDRN-Os weiBed. Peb T. 1874 At ~ fssnss
Church b. the C. T. D.. Preieus A. CAIRNS o. s
city 70 Mar daughter Of The late BaYsr sooSiea o. S"h'
Tennessee.
the evening OF the 4h Ne rcadenos o. ~
brides parents Cleveland Ohio. BY the Rev DR. hAydea MIC
Glars edsr daughter Of Anasa Stone J aud Col 'saa hT
EeW-York
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cambridge MSS on WstnesfsJ Feb
BIZ Rev Alfred Kmba Of hes fot c 70 Oar''ss
Hireh daughter OF Mr. A. HdreEb Of Cambridge No carsA
ORIKBS-CHIfTRSDBS-In syracuse n T., On WedsosiAg
Fs Lockwood Thedoro Voorhees o. New Tors
"a Minnie daughter late Harlow W. Cbtcnfen dSTracas
BIoomhei NJ j. THURSDAY Feb o. b. Ne
Rev Chas Wn W. WTmsn 70 ostsh r i.ashteS u ~
Warren \ Baldwin
An Not,r>s oS MARRIAGES must be ,Rd0rsed trth fsU
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TIE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

EavOpLr.ss B-Pour omit Double % i2,a rrebh
HKtr. 81 s0Qb7 Family 81 1893 Corn cute, White 7Ie.
yellow 30 6m 5Sp59c Bran 81 Hay iun ssrs cbos
at s22 so Pos quiet 81 SIG 750sl7 Drysad Mea..-seps
hs hnd4 B,eoa dult sales Shoulder at 79so Cer RIB sd gSe
Clear sdes 97s Hams dali II snl2c Lard hrm siss Tiers
a. 9h@9 Ksg at l0elObe sugar iall Common sod q, es
Prime yellow C.nfet, 0i5D97s Moases Nothing dong
Howl 1t y0c
Cincinnati 81 O3DS1 "a CoEee-Ligm supply II 2L0lsass
50 90 JSOOa
Cora bah received oaJ. ia all there safe lot pV
received Britain shipments
rye Offering al 49, which the limit Of buyer 0o III
Sight dicosat; 5terss. 5.36s0J
WfLsISGrON N. c.. Peb 6-Suints gmyeBhne brn e IA
Ross 81 20 or strained Cude Tapepae sedJ al 81 II
EOr Hsrd 81 10 Gr Ysllow DIP. Tar ssosiy al ~ 30
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LATEST SHlP NEVIS.
rPor oaer snip News see Fttth Pog.l

st.,mahp Rcbmoai Reed Richmond CITY Post sst scrok sin
mise ann PISS. W Old DsmniDU Steamship Co
Ger hYer Bremen 81 dir with nis sni pa
DOMESTIC PORTS
BALrsoRk Pss 6Ayed stsamshps deo Apooh iron Bo',osI
Msstot and Marhs stevens New York John shv ros
Phl.dspha sohrA Biate from Providence AIMS Cssu
from sspOrs; A. Sheppard from New fos T. oo"s
from Boston, Cleared steamships Lucille for Wilmington ~ O. No
dsot and wm Woodxs o SeWYort Richard Wiling foe Phi.
deobis shp Dberg Rotterdam barks VIXEN for Pen'sb ots
for orten. Ma, Queen Pernsmbaoo Ottawa for 0ies 40
tonic o oeens,own Pnouth orders sveoa ior Tho Wa
Iniea SAILED. bark August. for Nevry. Ireland
B-ArnEed the stesmrhip tso>.
from Pbiladelphs; bark Emanuel from liverpool
6-Ssie ships On0ti ani Afus Tor IaserpeS
SAN FRAsCco Feb 6AVsd steamship Arizona tno~ Psa-ss
Jaa. ID
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ltvrep0ot Feb 6-Ibe steamship State Of Logsn fom Ne~
Io~DoNpEaRr PES 6-Tae Allan Line steamship ben,ss. f.~
BaIumore Jan 20 Tor Liverpool. we'd bore ~ 1aT
DISASTER.
HALIFAX g. 6-The brig I. Jous Hoves which arrived
esteria Ceniuegos having experienced bea'T Se.
frost Jtea obs tow9
Mcdonald. bound from Boston " BosEe
Neuf,unts1 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-07

WHKEsBARRE, Feb. 6.-Thc FIRST OF tho iVe
ejectmcnt Of Dcngcr against Coke was ended N
day AZ o'clock Judge Linn began bi' address 70 ma
Jury for the plaiuuGs. He was followed by A. T.
McClintOck and Frank b. Gowan for tho defcndan~
and Justice Woodward closed for tho plsIntihs
Judge Harding then delivered able barge % ti's
Jury they retired at D. AZ i:3O p they cans
with verdict for the plaintiffs for tue land describsA
IN the writ. Thus tract SugarOat To Dshp, CON
prses acrcs, ana worth 900 Por Four more
cases, equal n not grc1ter Importance fenan
70 be triod. out they have bocn postpOnod Tor tns
present.
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NE PRE- RECORD.
m THIS crrY-Loss, $4,000.

IN his CITY SIU'T"
An explosion of chemicals occurred last
evenin On tho third noor OF the story building No
i7s wnlamst, setting nre to the place The contents
OF the entire building were seriously DAMAGED Inc
basement and first floor are occupied by riiden co.
chemists. loss on stock by water $500 The second
floor is occupied by wage Warner leather dealers
loss on stock 5000 The third and fourth noors are ocou
pied by John Adolphe Wholesale druggist loss on Soo@
he Ara and water 5000 The building belongs to the
Iorard estate and Ia damaged 10 tbs extent OF 1900
The osaes arc covered by Tho CAUSE Of thC
explosion could net DO asoertaiued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-07
REUNION OF THE GREELEY ASSOCIATION nv
WEST MERmEN.

The second annual reunion of the Horace
Greeley Association Of West Merlden. Conn., In com.
tnsmOratOn OF the birthday OF the Founder of The
TRIBUNE" took place Tuesday evening at the Mer-
Bten House. After dinner number Of speeches were
made. poems read, and music given. Among the in
Pited guests present Marvin Sanger, Secretary
OF State; WIN. E. Raymond state Treasurer, and Col.
Upham. Mayor OF Merden; Letters we're received from
Gov. Ingersoli. Leut-Goy. SILL and other persons IN
Sod expressing regrets at not Oeng able 70 attend the
meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-07
PROBABLE ISFANrICIDE.

Coroner Kesser on Saturday last took the
nte-uortem statement Of Louisa Waller. servant in
tina employ OF Louis Raber at No t6 Hudson-st, who
was alleged 70 have given birth 70 child and mado
away with It. She sent to the German Hospital.
rbs body Of male infant found IN the vault OF the
nreises last night Its supposed 20 be the child OF the
TTounx woman Coroner Kessler will mold an Inquest TO.
lt,y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-07

Ladders were procured and with thu aid OF oitizeus AL
the PASSENGERS wsro assisted 10 the round Ibe looe
motive fonkers" IL wedged In betvh en- the tss ~
oonsldersby damaged. the connecting rods ano o.es
portions being broken Tho iron oross rs conneo,int
the ras were twisted and torn for ds ce OF 20 iee
TINS peng the distance travesed by this loco motive aver
the axe broke gang OF workmen wore An8sgeu ia-,
meht IN making preparations remove tho E"reek anu
repairing the track. Travel will probably ba reSueu
about today
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COLLEGE REGArrA PREPARATIONS

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Feb. Cat a meeting
of tho delegates OF the colleges ia tho Rowing Assooa
ton OF American Colegea bold here today, O. H. Ferry
OF Yale Grnnoll Willis OF Harvard. aud b rhomas oil
Wesley an wore chosen "a Regatta Committee with the
following four iudgas; z c. chandler Of Wili,ma.
H. BroekleshY Of qtiuitY. o. d. X M01rs of Conmoia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-07
ss.Oa7.s97 IS

Thes. stocks and bonds were issued under special
laws for works in progress assessment bonds on
from assessments TO be collected bonds for
current expenses in anticipation OF taxes 1871 conso
Tor nts vac ated oier OF this supreme Court
and for redemption Of revenue bonds issued 10 old
debte Chan 4i4 Laws 1872 aud Chap. 1856 Laws 1873.
ana bonds for qudatioEs OF claims and Judgmsns,
nroKIded. Chap. T5G. Laws 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-07
n, OUCH, 60 be- considered Honestly and Legally

Gold e-iscss gold gold alloy fOlas all e 'easrs"enA
ISsrt gold may considered hO0ss. sod looks vel ana va"
we'll All other proportions pensious aud though ID
L. aud csrs MAJ tolerated they like beautiful p<m
ur with bass sduseranG"Vie The Book OF Hah hsr
Amsrens y.ing RBgni sho1l hr SrRsrrERs Store s
Copdqst nos il New BOND st. London Bngsd sad nspst hs
cSoc stoo Of 3c.rs gold essH Sngsb ss.eAes aecaA
and brong.a Catalogue post free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-07

The number Of Pills male single day the United sstes
1t enough - make pail oas " make geol P
jey There cheap harsh drastic ps tss'
nothing mOre hsr and Il e benefit hsn is<e e
salts MEDICINE Dh Morris LyEE PrLS Which oess.a
no mercur merely tbs stoaseA but 'a peoe.s
disease ieaderstam iuied Sold Verywbe 'oHs
r. HBsKI CrRHAs Co, Propnetors. and Oo7sepsee a. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-07
Az OFFICER ASSAULTED

While Ohicer O'Brien of the Harbor Police
va, riding uptown on a 5eoondaye. car last night no
saw oolored man named James johnson endea'oring
20 PICK tho pockets VI tho paaseusors IN tho car Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-07
lfI1srlR MARKKr

CHICAGO Feb. G.CArrbs qnet and eeeps 700 sssAy
native 81 60QS5 choice - 80 40 ~
fair good TeIsRI s. 80 @sf 81 Ii sbpmests. 1000
Hoas-Rsoeips, 1900; qay shn really essd
Offering s1d for such stcy o. 90 as 80 ef good he.
81 90fS6 for nn al t6Vp5 40 shipments TSOS
higher receipts 200 qas5 Of ossnsc veg
good. sales al 81 57seS6. Shipments 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-07

officer. who plain Clothes interforsd whom John
son dealt him blow on the head with sung shot
which he had concealed up his sleeve. ana inflicted q
serious wound. The asssant then ded from the oar,
pursued by the officer. who overlook him and knocked
him down with pistol. He then seized Johnson and
took MIN to the East Thirty nrthst Police Station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-07
gHR sEIzED PAPERS OF JORDAN, MARSH Co
IRON N BOaLon gLsb> E,b

-, From The B0SoN GObe. Fsb 8.
49, The papers seized at the Office of Jordan,
Marsh n Co have now all been examined. OF the 5000
PROV letters and Invoices only 100 have been re-
tihod as having any possible bearing ease 1t
expected that the inspection OF the books Of the firm
wat ~ere seized will begin today. The precise nature
H me aunt 10 DO prosecuted by the Government cannot
So determined untll the examination OF the books is
nlshed IL Is understood at the result of the nyes.
9ateD thus far has not added " the fund OF inforua
ksN HbicL tle autsSSiss had AZ the outset
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-07
JERSEY CITY FINANCES.
INCREASE or DEBT SINCE 1871.

The Hon. j. NJ Cornelison, President OF the
Board OF Public Works in Jersey City in response TO
request from the Hon. ID. g. Gregory has made state
mentin relation to the Indebtedness Of the city and the
responsibility OF the Board for since IL came
nto power the Bonded debt Assessment Account on
May 1871 was t5o2sl59 49, Jan. 1874 ss67s'1o
increase H73oi95 o. This increase WAS due 10 these
sources Payments on contracts awarded by former
Boards prior TO April 1871 ~ s1+04 90 payments on
contracts awarded for street openings &C. by the pres
ent Board 1871 924 total 50 5 1913 93 less amount e
tmsted to be collected assessment account, Slt 800
Amount OF accounts confirmed by the Board OF WORKS
from April 1871 TO Jan l. 1874, tl5siss amount paid
on contracts assessment account not yet confirmed
and same not yet completed 81 308 T78-total 8SjoI2
Amount OF bonded debt account, May 1871,
f2,06l asa amount Jan l, 1874, Ai0l S0o-increase,
$3i0S Receipts from water rents from April 1911
10 jan 1874 with balance s92s634 20; expenses for
interest, salaries &C. 1917 9SS 26-surpus, NlO665 81
Total cost OF water works t4.5O6l41 sc.
The following table shows the increase OF debt from
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Ladies suffering from Rupture instantly relieved ssf
enss bs the n fRUs 63J Brosiw. PnV. fss,a4 bS
asuia Meta. prng snssrps 6itbT spoase pals as' so'@
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Special Notices

PostOice Notice.he nails for RnroOc for the Vek ena,Ds
SArukDAt PED T. l5la. ALL close ma ns slos@s Ga
TUESDAY Al ~ a IN. WEDNESDAY At g a., "a THURS.
DAi az liis a IN. ga SATURDAY at ~ T. 70 l'F
-. -l Z l. IAntas PA
Foreign Trade Of Oanada. R,pors md t.eys slA r,ys
tAu,a Casadal Oses Sse tHiBUkR Almanac fcs 20 go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-07

pleasure have teeth extracted At Dr. HAssHoecsA
operator CO.oss one DO Brosg,J Twenty r 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-07

A Long Journey.
woait hoassni niles teeth .rtracsi a. oone
toSross Cooper lastu 80 wrote psVes' ws' hs II
ext.
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THE MUNICIPAL BALANCE SHEET.

MONTHLY STATEMENT OF TILE CONTROLLER
The following is the monthly statement Of
the amount Of warrants and for what purposes against
the city and county treasures. during January 1874
also "a comparative statement OF the city and county
debt on Dec 81 1870 and Jan, 81 1874 with statement
Of stocks issued:
yAREIVrs Draw . CRY ACCOUNT
G,,sr mon Ia<ditDa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-07
FEBRUARY WEATHER.
Tie JUNIATA IN A STORM.

THE JUNIATA IN STORM
FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. G.-The United States
steamer Junata. conveying the monitor Dictator from
New York for Koy West. has put into Hampton Roads
for harbor. 1t is showing here and blowing gale
from the eastward.
HEAVY sSOw-sTORM
Weather prophets of limited experience and
moderate sagaoity could have predicted snow-storm
yeserday with perfect safety for the sy and were
thick with premonons Of what was TO happen in the
evening. The horizon piled high with grayish
storm-c LIQUIDS at noon, and the afternoon wore on
tina whole sky was mufied The air was laden
with moisture and the temperature was suited to an
effective thorou going snowfall Early in the even
ing the fakes began to settle quietly upon the ground,
and as the temperature had been comparatively low
during the day the ground chilled and not snow
crystal was lost In half hour an inch OF on
level had fallen and before midnight the depth had
increased to eight inches. The snow was soggy
aud hence packed easily, and as there was very
little air stirring. it distributed equally
There was so little OF and buster the work OF OBJ
sructng the streets and nterruptng travel was done
90 quietly that IL not typical February Storm
Those no remained indoors during the evening knew
nothing OF what the elements doing outside. And
vet IL was genuine burst OF Winter for at least
inches of snow three hours The streetcar lines
found il impossible keep their tracks clear and many
OF them abandoned the attempt before midnight. On
the Third ave. line snow plows and powerful teams
were called into use and trips made at long inter
walls The Sixth and Eighthsve. lines did nearly as well
hut the Others surrendered at discretion to the storm
AT o'clock this morning the still falling
idly and the temperature had fallen 10 % after aver
aging l5o during the day.
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ToIass'''''''.'''' '.|Y.''''-- tVV1'It~U %
The report states that there has been steady deter
mnaton the part Of the Board TO reduce expenses
in all departments that tho amount paid TO the En-
cheering Depar in 1870 $4,000 while for 1873
WAS only $4,000 and calls attention to the fact mat
the large due assessment account confirmed
and be confirmed, will materially reduce the present
ndp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-07
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAN DRpApTMENT
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFfiCkR
WARRINGTON ID. c., Saturday, Feb7-l a. IN.
Rlnnnsis fnr hs pnsi tlpeniu-f four hours.


OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHIsGToN. ID. c.. Saturday Feb.7-l a. IN.
Synopsis for the past h0eniy-for hours.
The barometer has fallen since Thursday
night throughout the country east OF the MISSISSIPPI put
has risen IN the Gulf states The areas OF low
pressure are central of Cape Haeras and IN ONO Inc
fallen slightly in the Middle States aud
decidedly IN the Gulf States.
North aud west winds, with cloudy weather. prevail
throughout the Southern and Gulf States, aud heavy
rain ia reported from the North Carolina coast North
west winds, with snow prevail In Maryland ana rir-
epia but northeast winds over most OF the Middle
States aud lake region, with light snow Partly cloudy
and clear weather is reported, with light winds, from
Maine. ann,
ON Saturday the areas OF low barometer move re
spectiyely north the lower lakes and on
the Middle Atlantic coast.
For New. England north.easterly winds, cloud, and
snow. . - ,, i,
For the Middle Atlantic States Westerly ,oihds and
,loudy ,rsoih,r possblv nth gh LOc0! SHOWS RAINS
For the lower lake region. variable winds. mostly from
the and north-w west. with cloud and snow
For the upper lakes northery winds aud cloudy fol-
lowed by clearing weather 81, -
For the Southern states, north-West Wlpds' clouoy
weather, and falling temperature
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DIED..

Az Notices Of Marriages must be 'adorscd w,tA fsx
name and address.
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The Tribune Alma ,ac for 1874.
NOW aRADY
Pot sale by all Newsdesers sad al
rHK rRIBysx OTyCs.
Pr,ce 20 centa, 7 fof 81
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-02-03
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.
fBY TELEGRAPH.

tBY TELEGRAPH.
CINCINNATI, February 2-Weather cloudy,
and growing warmer. River falling, with q
feet inches OF water.
yICKsBURG, February 2.-River rising.
Weather cloudy and cool. Down: Selma,
Warner and barges, Belle Lee, Sam Hale.
Up: City Of Alton, Belle Of YaZoo.
PITTsBURG, February 2.-The Monongaheia
is falling, with feet inches in the channel.
No arrivals or departures except local packets.
NASHVILLE, February 2.-River falling,
with 10 feet II inches OF water on the shoals.
Weather cloudy and cold. No arrivals or
departures except local packets.
LITTLE ROCK, February 2.-The river is fall
Ing fast, with 7 feet by the gauge at this
Carrie Kountz, New Orleans; Utah, above;
Halle, below.
NEW ORLEANS, February 2.--The weather is
cloudy, and raining. Arrived: G. b. Church,
St. Louis. Departed: Katie, Chicot City
Mary Alice and barges, st. Louis.
EvAEsvILLE, February 2.-The weather
The river is falling, and shows Is feet inches
by the metal mark. Port list: Down: Arling-
ton, 10 pm; Ironsides, l0p.m.; Charles Bod
mann, ii pm.
LOUISVILLE, February 2.-The river was
falling at 8 PM, with 101z feet in the ca
nal, and feet inches in the Indisn chute.
Weather cloudy. Arrived: Minneols, Mem
phis; Louisville, New Orleans. Departed !:
Louisville, Cincinnati; Minneola, Cincinnati.
ST.. LOUIS, February 2.-River falling slowly.
Weather ciear and mild during The day,
The snow is rapidly disappearing. Arrived:
George c. Wolf, Vicksburg. Departed: /:
City of Chester, Memphis. The steamer Dex-
ter, partly dismahtled and her machinery all
taken out, burned at the foot OF Merrimac
street yesterday morning.
CAIRO, February 2.-Noon-Weather cloudy
and warm. River falling slowly. Arrived:
Joe Kinney, Nicksburg, pm; Ben Frank
lin, Memphis, Q am; Grand Tower, Memphis,
am; Grand Lake, New Orleans, 10 am.
Departed Colorado, Vicksburg, SPIN; Joe
Kinney, st. Louis, 10 PM; Ben Franklin, Gin
cinnati, am; Allegheny Belle, New Orleans,
ga.m.i Grand Tower, st. .Louis..-...-;.Night-
cloudy. Arrived Mohawk, st. Louis, pm;
Capitol City, Nicl1sburg, Sp.m. Departed:
Grand Lake, Pittsburg, noon; Capitol City,
81. Louis, pm
Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, February 9, a.m.-The
barometer has very generally fallen since
Sunday night 1t is now highest in New
Brunswick. Thhe temperature has risen de-
eastern States, and has fallen in the south
west. Rain or snow are now reported from all
the Atlantic states, with fresh north westerly
weather prevail in the Ohio valley.
PROBABILITIES.
WASHINGTON, February 5, 1 a.m.-For Tues
day in the New England states, ,easterly Winds.
falling barometer, rising temperature and
snow.
For the middle States, easterly shifting TO
westerly winds, higher temperature, cloudy
weatherand snow or rain.
For the lower lake region and Ohio valley,
northwesterly winds, and cool, cloudy wealth.
er, and possibly light snow
For the upper lakes, n0rthwesteriy, winds,
shifting TO sOutheasterly, with cloudy wealth
For the southern states, light northwesterly
winds, cioudy weather, and possibly light
rains
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-02-03
PLAN OF DRAWING

The Directors avail themselves Of the expe-
rience of the management of the Kentucky
Library Association, and will be governed BY
its regulations in regard 10 diSiri button OF
prizes. he concert will be in the Oper- house
and under the immediate supervision of the
Directors and the most eminent citizens OF
the State.
Persons desiring to patrOnizs the concert by
the purchase Of tickets are earnestly re-
quested 10 buy at once, and thus save the
management from being overwhelmed with
letters, orders and correspondents for few
weeks Just previous to the drawing. All may
rest assured Of the concert coming OF
promptly at the time herein named.
Agents are expressly required to make their
returns on the lst and 18th of each month,
and no agent will be permitted to hold or sell
tickets on account OF the management after
the 10Th day Of April, 1874, but al must make
their final returns in time to reach this
office by the 25th. The drawing will be pub
hShed in the Norfolk and New York papers,
and official copies sent by mail to all agents.
All communications connected with the Con-
cert, and orders for tickets, ard application
for agencies to sell tickets, should be ad-
dressed to HENRY V MOORE,
oec'y Masonic RELIEF Association, Norfolk Va.
N.B.-FOr further particulars, apply 10 or
address GEO. +. KIDD, room No. 4, 2S0 Main
street, Memphis, Tenn, who will give all de-
sired information. fe2