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TNTHE SUPREME OoURroF TIE pusrRIor
eR COLUMBIA.

DERGKR, 0a Kqsity Doc L.
Inc Trustee in the Cd owe entitled cause HAVING
reported thst he has sde sale Of Lot lettered 10
freoerick May q subdivision Of square sJs aud im-
proyemepts. to the Commissioners of the Freed :
man savings and Trust Company for the sun OF
% ~ And that said purchasers have compile
win the terms OF fae in manner mentioned ia ssi1
report. IL Is this 1sT OF DEcENBKR,A ID.
l63, ordered that said sale be rsti d and Confirmed
9Th day Of January, A. ID. ISIS.
~ the court A. wYLM, yqssioe
de-m& By 4, P.lWnLIAas, Asst NE e
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COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.

pave slwsye 90 hand large SAD assortsi -.acs
st AM hAClTE aud Rlru NOUS Goals,
IlNk, GAN sHd HICKORY WOOD in the stick
OF saved sud split; ell tept ander cover
having the CCniroi Il several hrarf. - linn rrrt
al.d Domestic CENEETS and CALOINED PLss-
JkhS, aEd hanili1g yearly many millions % p A.
Con Lh1Hs, am 10 copdit ION 70 al orders az .Dv
Character IN my line with dispatck aud fselity n
triton.
Central Of3ce-623 LouisiAna svenue porths..-
Brsncb 1sri-lst Il b.: Is aud q "a A., sout hsa-t
cct5l-ly WM GUINAgD
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COAL AND WOOD.

4 'OAL BED MOSD.-On hand, Q large suppIy a
Y the celebrated West Nirgtuis ~ int 90 l.. for
open sratss elso, al kinds q Anthracite and Ou-
lrslaut GOALS, Hickory, Oak aud Pfne " lOD.
saw I'd and spii;, auy lcnsI - suit nurrhs-ers
sOLOMON SrONER,
CMoes-Ooruer 2lst and L, and NJ, between ~ and
@Oih reefs i els I5n-
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Whole Tickets &C. Valves S2S Tenth, or each
For Tickets, or inform alton, address
THO. =. BkAMLITT8, Agent and Manager,
Louisville, Ky. decls- ,thS I'd
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WATCHEs, CLOCKS and JKwELRY RI.
w PAlkkQ IN the cheapest and best man -
ner. work called for and delivered without ~
extra charge. eatisfAction guaranteed. 49,
JOHN J. UNsWORrB.
novS-I0 IN and b streets southVea,
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COAL! COAL! wOODI WoODI

JOarsOH HR0YHERs
@HoLEsALR AND RETAIL DGALyRs,
CAhO OES or COAL AND WOOD sERgF.
mo DAILY
Washington. IN
We invite the public. or those in want Of Fu-l q.
Cali doSi 20 our WbaCyes = "a depot aud see H.
S,zSo lbs guaranteed 10 she ton.
Cheap, CAsIp! GOr Casa
Depot enc " harvee-EOOt 18th street southwest.
Oa;rss 1909 stFe-t northwest
IA AZ va STREET {" &C Il -sStr
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Epilepsy or Fits.

A SURE CUBE for this distressing complaint Il.
IOw made known In Treatise (Of As .t.y > pags,l
on Foreign and Native Herbal Prepars-ioss pub.
nshed By DR.. o. PHILIPS Brown. The 0rescripti1n
Was discovered sby him in such q provfd snti al
manner that he cannot constellation ~ refuss 10
make il known, a. II has cured every 5osy VINO as
used 10 for Fits having failed In single Gag
The ingredients may be obtained from suy Druggist
A COPY sent free TO eli applicants By m IL Address
sey City, n. j. dscSl-n
nvBR A THIRD OF OEHTURY of SUI
- OIss; - The LYOOAIHG rIRl Is5UR.
sets j.nS.ry 4 iE. over A ~ m lo' ~. AZ,
about 900 In losses am issuing PJlici IS ia
this Old and Tried Oomp any 1t fair rstss
J.. RUbS1LL BARN, Agent,
decN-eoly once, el3 7 q street.
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THE TRADES.

THE TRADES.
s,IsCLAIR ROBERTsON,
~ P,aottca! MacAin.sf and hnsiss Bzi!fs-s.
Personal attention given TO JObbins ans Repairs
'H' 'i "'''in lit Ills II b T sTsI sEiF.a
sepl4-sm fronting on Pennsyiv.nis avenue.
AwsIsss AS Fol- hE sFss AHsssIks FhAs"
X. t e. eoPTiAiHD,
81 Lon sslans avenue, door east Of fth ytrsss
o. A,Mntnes ior storee, Public Bui,inss, He.eh
FLAss OAhF-nSkTiSs TETS LET'S io OLA 81. o.
Agent 'or the Improved Mndsv Proof A.n,a
Sooas. nsrs-u
A WRINas AND AWNING Fh AmEa
'o1 stores. Hc,s Pubi Hi suiisns., osy ana Doc,
Manufactured BY
john o. HOGAN,
.is Aafket Space, between TIN and 0h sSrssts
Siass and Camp Meeting Tents for sale or rsnt
sols .sentfoI the only Genuine Hiidewse Proof
awning material. s.is-tr
PAINT.
have . nskaod Of PREPARING Paint vnie.
caused 6y defective STios .ail. and esky Mix ak
eanda. Price Sk cents Per Square foot for tE-ss
HOUSES and sIGHs painted N the vsry isssa
6Ile and In the most durable manner.
e fiGs q ss..
sas :'' iSs sT''s S'ss's' fsS "a } SSSSs;;
DLUABln9, 9As-y!TTIhG AaD e6WIK-
sssSasi 5000 g. En- .;s.sgn.5s ss.
ssy LOus,arss e. near en- ssrss nor.h al.
fiFs On i Is
GIDSON BROIH9Ks.
.o,.i,Si las P'aaSi!snis xssaas, sub side.
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hFWAsHISGTOH LIGHT INFANTRY
ny COhPs.-A special meeting will be held Al
the ArmoIy THIS EVENING, 81 IN o'cloca A
II VIM. C. MOORE. Captain.
hSMEMBkRs OF 90. ID are reQu sstsd 20 meet
III Important bnsi9ss, By order
~. CARVER, Capt. Com'g.
"rhk STATED MlBrIa0 Of TaE MAD
ny lOAL s9OlBTY q the District OF CoIu nsi.
nry 4, ISIS, 81 O'Clock Z m
IOHNsOH 1LI0T, N D., President.
{. II: A. kLEIHsCHMIDT, NJ D., sseretary,
~TH. I2IH AHNIyBReahY or EQUAL
~ plkIsION No. 3, D. Of T, will take oil ace
THIS EVBNiHG, ~ Temperance Templs, (la,e
Union Leasas Hall on sth street, between d and
= streets northwest. The entertainment commerce.
att % O'Clock D. N. Public cordially invited L..
~HOTICE TO CLAIMAHTS.-Claims OF Ali
~ ciAsses against the late District Cover lmeni
VIII be received and prosecuted before the I,rd OF
Audit WHIrAkBR COOKS,
eee15fJar5 Jle lHh street north vest.
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- NATER RtGISrRARs OFFICE,
Wy DIsraIcr or OoLlNBIa,
WAsHINGTOFs Tecember 81, lSl.
NOTICE
POTOMAC WATER RENTS FOR THB YEAR
1875 ARE now DUE ASD PATsB-EArr THIS FsIcE.
III not p-id vi'hia thi-iy days. oa'e tie - q
vstsr vii be cut q FROM ALL PREMIsEs IN Ar
EEARs, aud additional oh arge Of two dollars
made before the tsme IL turned IN
TIMOTHY LUBEy,
JA,l Water Registrar.
q OFFICIAL.
Cur OF CcMNIssIo-ERs - ALABAMA CL.rxsl
NA-RINGTOE, O De- 80. 1870 Z
NOTICE. To CLAIMANTS
re =, &c, sperS ved June Is lsi, org,lzins the
vi e.: Ibst all claims shall Be filed aid court
o.; and lain .hsli he received es ted o, con-
soered that shall bsve not been ri d within the
shsIl be deemed d held TO be finsliy ana cossIn,
sively aived and barred
Of July. is74 The six uonths sbov~ ref, rred to will
'Is sIf on the I'D dsJ Of JsIq 11 lSs cp
TIHE LADIES OF AUxIAsA OIROLE,
entertain m-nt On New Years evening, FaIDAY
snd strs ets northwest Proceess for be 1evos e
rurpnfes Tic ets, Including sup per, 20 cents My
DsI chs conn enoes sts O'Clock. decsis ct
TI F-MkT8OPOLIs LnDaz, H..
r'GEested 81 be meeting on FRIDAY EvEsIsG,
January ], lE5. when intere- ting ex-tCi-ss III
GTsns siie will be pre- ent and deiiTlr sn Address.
msmhers Of Sister LSisSs are fr,,.Ta A., i4yt'd.
~ wAsHISGTuN, ID O.. Dsc-moer 30, 1874
w The unfersign.d agree II cio-e their res pect.
I've establishments At o clock m lnra sncinS
JAS, DAVIS SONS.
h.H STISsmsTZ
dCcsl-4t KEK & GBEEG
rPETUCATION FOB BUSINESS PURSUITS
WAsBiSGToN BUsfsEss hs c on 'nI whifs
score 81 Incompetent persons in this community
orIy pit'snce. the denand far the vain .be s@r.
vices Of practically educated youths or m-u and
stnd~nfs maxi arrangements TO enter tue
Business Coll sc for lgs For particulars call at
or address, for circular, Fl. sPEsCER, Pest
49, uoofs ot
TFAIR-Beneft Of st. Aloysins' Boys Psro-
1 st , between Isl AID North Capitol sts', IN.
s.e, MVsbAf' Dec. slst, 1874 Adnissios, 10
T PROTECT YOUR ROOFs.-Ru.t is de.
ny stroyiDg hundreds Of Ifs IN Washington.
Point will preserve then. Ih.ve the best 10 uss
E F6, free address F. BUsIISa .aE.
TA MEETING OETHK STOCKHOLDERS
TOWN BAlLROAD COMPANY, Tor the election
psny e 1T street and PenHsyIysnis avenue,
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th OF January, 1875 The
y lls will be opened At IL IN, and closed at o m
Transfer books will be closed on the LIST Of yanu-
sry, 1875 and opened January IA, ISIS
HENRY HUbT, President
q. NJ kOONES. Secretary. dec2ltd
TEOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
Claims OF every description against the District
OF COlunhis rot previously fled now being re-
ceived and prosecuted by
J. c.. LAY Il CO..
decH-lm No. Dab "a strset.
FHIsTRICT OF COLUMBIA s-65 BONDS
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w. S. ROOSE,
CIGABS AND TOBACCO,
No. 1888 PennsylTania avenue, near 18th street,
Wholesale Dealer in Imported and Manufacturer
OF the Cactus, La Manola, La Boosa
and Stockton Cigars.
Agent for the Ambrosis Fine Gut
The trade Supplied direct frsm the factory at the
very lowest New York and Baltimore prices.
Oreers LETT at the Glowing hotels will be PITY
at slight advance over the wholesale prices: Will
lsrd's, metropolitan and Imperial hotels; B.
French Queen, 81 James; N. J. Hilmsu, 1t.
Clout; SoodbEry Co st. George; 9rdsn & Cor
den, owen House. dscl53n
ONERCOATS.
REDUCED IN PRICE.
AsTRIGAN BEAVER OvEROOATS selling for
ca: former price go.
fUR BEAVER oVEBCOAT3 selling at SIS; for
EN- IIssa IPS SEslY ovrBooArs selling at Ga;
FL SsRii PEI sR selling at s,o
oHiisSalf Ia .Sy.sooArs selling at o.;
wHITslf BIAv. q ovEBOoArs selling .' ST.
MrITsa sSSsss6oATs selling q. o.; former
A. 9TRAU9.
I0ll PGENsYLvAAIA AvEaUI.
deol7-tr B.tp cen 10th and llthstrests.
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LOB eALE-That valuable BUSINESS PROP.
= HBTX as the northeast corner OF 9th ana II
streets en- very reasonable terms close an
IL nov rents for nearly $500 per annum, AppIy
20 b. H. WARHEB, Resi Estate Broker, corner
9TH and streets. decll-lm
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

E'0S 81 kT-Pl-sssn- auOa viii ~uhrut
~F.. n eiy furnished house sac
cltttI ene ian1
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w
Claims Of every description against the District
OF Colunihts OF previously fled now being re-
ceived and prosecuted by
CLAY 4 CO..
deciT-lm No. 223 "a straet,
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FOR SALE.

LOB eALE-Chesp-A large assortment Of sac
ODD hand FUkNlTURE, STOVES, OAR
PETS. &c. JOHN w. MATCHETT,
deC3l-3th No. 81 = 18th street northwest.
ENOR sALE-A small ENGIN K and BOILER OF
Il from 4toe-horse power; will be sold very low;
eIher together or separately. Inquire at 2l5 Sd
street northwest dec3O- I'm
ENOB SALE CHEAP.-A Horse, Harness and
Il Phaeton complete; the horse is five ~
years old and is well broA en- to harness; IN
can be driven by lady: warranted sound GA
in every respect The harness is nearly new; the
phseIcD In exc client CONDITION. The whole wi bs
sold very low, as the owner has use for them.
brpy TO BURGDORF BIO, AIS and 42O s:h
street. dec136t
L'OR SALE-A pair OF gray CABBAGE
d hOBsLS; will work in double or single -
harness.; reason for selling, no further W
fer them. Also. Carriage. Apply at $50 az
Va. avenue southwest. betw cen asd o. m. dim
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ITO ARE Now DUB AED PAYEB-EAI THIS FsIcE.
u not paid vi hia thirty days I'm oa'e tie - q
vstsr viii be cut q FROM ALL PREMIsEs IN Ar
EEARs, ard 81 additional charge Of two dollars
made before the tsme IL turned In
TIMOTHY LUBEY,
ia Iu- Water Registrar.
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DupGIARIrs AND THFFTs.

William III. Hamilton of No. 121 West Twenty
ninth reported Capt Allaire Of the Mulberry Street
Police yesterday that ImOgene Schoed actress had left
trunk containing theatrical costumes valued At 1893
with orye Wilson, at No. Last Houstonst about two
months ago alleged that this property stolen by
Wilson.
Burglars entered the stephen Basso at No 40
East hundred and twenohst Monday night, ami
gold watch and chain valued az f62 we're stolen.
Tuesday called az the residence NJ j. NJ Pei
To dc yer 10 her employer While gone the stran
stole valued AZ $40 that were hanging on
he cigar manufactory of Samuel Towns at No 1881 Third
ave. entered by burglars on sunday night and LOCO
suspected ~ being implicated In the robbery Dut
the pol ce have not been able 20 ar-st him nm .
The showcase of Morris Mehes at No 49e Broomes was
broken open TUESDAY, and property valued at so Was
stolen.
entered by ase keys On Tuesday ana properly val
The shoe store o: Frank kahborn at No 1G Bible House
entered by burglars Sunday night and shoes valued at
Thieves catered the grocery August Ryan No 1913
West Nineteeut st. sunday night and clothing valued AZ
seakin robe valued at $3.50 stolen from the coach
OF William h. CrOScr West T1r y-eyentl St. while
il was being driven mp FIfihnve. Tuesday night .
Tacob t1zsru. default OF
$500 ball. by Justice kbrlh OF the Washington Pace Police
yesterday charge OF embez1ement preferred by
Elizabeth Cutter, servant. was locked up M the run
clothing valued at si5j nom William Iennessey Of No. II
Firstst The property was recovered ,,, .,., .,
500 the house of f. W. Gomez at No 80 lryinga
Al tie ombs Police C9ar YESTERDAY YIN 1kfr %as
at No. ~ Chambersst, and stealing ~ te WAS hein III
Capt Furey down Elizabeth, N. J., Tues
day right and robbed Of $500.
On Tuesday night Jacob Martin entered the EVERY store
George Crc IN ellison st.. New BrunswlcA aud snaicbed
valuable lick with which he ran away lie Was arrested
night tine store OF Robert O. Miller az hiram
Burnetsts, New brunswick, entered by burglars
aud gold pens valued at $3.50 were stolen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-02
FRIGHT IN A TENEMENT HOUSE.

Great excitement was created yesterday by
O fire IN the tenement nj No % Tbomasst Herman
Lunning, grocer occupying the first floor OF the build
Ing found that hs ale pipes frozen, and went down
in the cellar 10 thaw them out In the process Of his
work he accidentally act fire to some paper and other
rubbish, and the flames spread with rapidity Dense
smoke pervaded the building and cut of the escape OF
the tenants by stairway The inmates OF the house
were women and children, who finding that they could
not go down stairs, up to the fat roof sueans OF
water were brought 10 bear upon the fire. nut at nrs
tie water the volume OF smoke. which pro-
duced panic among those the roof, and tier screams
could be heard for some distance. The nremen soon
raised their ladders and all the frightened tenants
got safely Lnnntng the grocer estimates his oss
al $500 His stock is insured IN the Park Company for
50 900 The loss OF the other tenants 1fng, and
mainly by smoke and water. The dgnage 10 the build
ing which owned by David Eggs Of No. II John-st.
liz estimated ut $1,000. Ere Marshal Sheldon In
vostigate the cS,ass Of tho ire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-02
Jersey CITY ELECTION FRAUDS.

George C. Plimly, Thomas Gilhgan, and JAS
e. Browning Judges of Election in the First Precinct Of
the lid District in Jersey City, at tho charter election
held in April 1874, tried yesterday I'm the Hudson
County Court Browning pleaded ruh and wss not
tried. He testified for the State william EltIngham,
the Clerk Of Election, sentenced five months ago to
six months in the Penitenary, and was placed On the
stand a witness yesterday. AT the time OF the
election, T1lden, the regular Republican can
didate. was declared elected. Archibald White, the
Democratic candidate, successfully contested the cleo
ton and Tllden resigned The accused allowed TO
make statements in their own behalf and substantially
admitted that they counted the votes properly at first
and then went to the Pavonia Cnb.rooms, where the
other precincts we're heard from, and afterward altered
returns order the election OF Mr.. ridden
The jury were ont only half hour, and brought In
verdict OF guilty The prisoners remanded FOR sen
tence until Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-02

moncy-order business Of Millions and giving bonds to
the extent Of receive no greater Iscs In
many places the salary OF the postmaster the largest
in the place. presidents cashiers ana ,caier
abilities, and whose positions entail vastly gtSiter ao
IsTeg Leeds 10 an anseey Scramble
for these offices II the salaries at the smaller occs arc
low find Postmasters as class to be efficient capa-
BILE, and attentive beyond my expectations anu tner
Cases are said exist however where few no duties
are actually performed by the Postmaster Jaw CON-
peng Postnasiers, whose net income is say $1,000 or
more give their entire attention TO the duties OF their
office failing In this to employ some person 10 per
pense would be most undoubtedly beneficial to the ser
vice. have made and shall continue 10 make sooriey
indispensable requisite in every person within my
control in all branches Of the service The PosOuce IL
business department. and should be run Oh business
principles.
DEFICIENCY WHICH WILL BE CHfERFUILY PAID
The postal have sympathized with the prev"-
lent depression in all branches Of trade, showing an Ill
the previous year Of only liz per cent
which the smallest increase for many years, ana winch
has induced TO be very moderate In estimating inc
expected revenues for the year ending June 80 1877.
Estimates have been submitted which show an expected
deficiency of $s,1sl 500 10. If business rcylyes anu
expands II must II may Judge the future by inc
past and II the laws in relation 10 compensation OF Post
masters are modified In accordance with TIC recon-
mendaons OF this report the deficiency Tor tha year
will be very much lcss than the estimates
Basing the estimate of the revenues at the smallest
amount and OF the expenditures at the largest an
increase is shown in the percentage OF the deficiency OF
only 1890 against 2465, which was the estimate on ne
percentage Of increase of the deficiency OF last year
over that OF its predecessor wide gap at the END
of between the receipts and expenditures ana on
the wrong side Of the ledger is ANYTHING bnt pleashi
fact for business Ia confront with proper watch
fulness and economy in this Department TINS gap DC
expenditure and receipts be gradually closed
and in time be made to disappear altogether. Important
1t is To reduce the deficiency, 1t must not be forgotten
that in the Ruarselysetcd portions OF the South and
fha fur m spr
instances, exceed the receipts two or three anu some
times tcnold Is desirable all accounts that our
country should he settled Ivy intelligent people aud with
this end in the pioneers should enjoy frequent ana
regular mail communications with the more populous
sections Probably there IL no tax our people VIII more
cheerfuy bear provided they feel certain the money
been indei0sy expended, than that made necessary
by providing rsclass postal facilities throughout the
entire extent OF our magnificent domain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-02
TWO IMPORTANT TOPICS.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Dec. 1.-At the meeting
of the College Rowing Association, the land col
eges generally favored rowing the next regatta in New
England waters, either at Springfield or New-London,
the NewYork and Western colleges favored Saratoga
The proposition hold the regatta at Philadelphia,
as a side show to the Centennial, met with encour
agement. The discussion the place and manner Of
rowing the regatta judged by 10 point to the
inevitable formation OF NcwEnganG College Boating
Association ia year or two, tine NeN-Engand colleges
generally talklng thst way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-02
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Vindsor Hofel-Senator Francis Herman OF UTICA
Joseph r. Hawey and A. Goshorn OF the .entenma
York Hotel-ssnator William W. Eaton OF Con
ncctcu and Moncure D. Conway OF London FyH dcenne
otr[C,oy Thomas A. Hendricks OF Indiana, Galnsha ~
Grow OF Pennsylvania and j. Cond Smith OF Bnhal5 Bre
roor John " l. Pruyn and Judge Amasa
j. Parker Albany ~. Jams Hoti-Judge Natanle mp
man of Hartford Col j. w. Barlow, u. r. Army HoSt
elect ephen H. Hammond OF Geneva
". Westnl0eidad HoteI-Joa4in Miller OF .res"n ~
Central mblyman George West OF Baiston b.
Erereu Coner ssman Leonard Myers OF Pha
delphia V,sai ser HOtei-Aed Wilkinson OF syracuse
Nicholas Hotci-D. L. Harris President OF the 0ohhec
lent River Railway Company HoGnldn H2ug-M h Mmf
General Manager Of the Kansas Southern hallway
politrn Hoet-i oil Charles w. Foster, u. ). Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-02
THE
COMMERCIAL AGENCY!
100 and III wORTH.sT,


MERCHANTS contemplating changes in their Part
ncrships, or the formation Of NEw FIRMS win obes
by communicating the same to us, that their names
may appear correctly in the COMMERCIAL AGENCY
REGISTER"
Desiring to have our Records az accurate a. posi-
BILE, we will accept the Statements and References
Of any Merchant, and give the same the most thorough
scrutiny
BANKERS, MERCHANTS, and MANUFACTURERS will
oblige by informing us if in any ease their knowL
edge and experience do not harmonic with our re-
ports. We ask this that by fresh and thorough IN
vestigation we may correct errors, il any found
TO exist.
The "CoMMERcIAL AGENCY REGISTER viii be
ready for delivery shortly after the first Of January
next. McKILLOP & sPRAGUE co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-02

KNOx's display of FURs ut his different
etores Broadway 533 Broadway and The FIFTH Ayenu.
unusually rca red, and attractive, ana cannot
fal ght aies upon inspection Those who want I,
beauty, at moderate outlay, SHOULD make
the purchases OF KNOX.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-02
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY. AT HuDNUrs IN


9s.m.,l9' Noon, IT. 80. NJ. 81. Midnlghs ~
Highest duripg the cav IL Lowest. u
Average, 15a'. same lay, 1874. 3Ot'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-02

For a stylish and elegant hat, of extra quail
ty 20 direct Espenscbei1 lis Nassaust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-02

LUNDBORG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
aud bath delightful substitute for Cologne Bay Rum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-02

Many suffer from coughs and colds They
should use WIsTARs BAsAM WILD CHERRY o0c and 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-02
Announcements. /

[Announcements
BURNETT's FLAvoRING EXTRACTs.-The best.
OBSTINATE eases of Piles of 20 years standing
have been cured by DALIEY's MAGICAL PALS EXTRACTOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-02

FLUsHING.-Ellen Read, who it is stated, has
been living Douglass Farm, found unconscious yesier
dav n FAILS Woods Hunters Point How she came 10 lie
in that Il not known the either could not
orw l. O dive d satisfactory account Of herself
MOTH UEMfsrEAp-A commission dc nnaticO tnqurendo,
appointed to inquire 90 the sanity Of William Nandeberg OF
time since attempted Ia murder h wife
dc, 1T the Queens County JAN yesterday
and pronounced lin insane. commission viii mo on
saturday the puruose Of lie cfminng The sanity ~ d.
ormG who indicted for sending challenge To light
uue The commission viii also be- called TO determine
the sanity OF John norton of Rockaway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-02

BENEDICT Weyncth age 20, q Waterman at No ia
Wiiam-st was found yesterday morning sitting In chair
dead
John FI,sle Of No. ia Clinton-st. fell from ladder
10 the sidewalk No. 1913 Wooster s yesterday and hs hight
leg fractured
Leopold Kirschenhauser of No CT Attorneys t.,
while intoxicated night fen at Avenue and Fourth st.
his left leg was fractured
Patrick German Of No. 1467 Second-avc was
seriously last night at Secoudave and Sevoneth ct
by the PR mature discharge Of . blast
Mary A. Ryan of No. 157 East Forty-thrd-st was
canght by the hinery In the Central Laundry No
Beecker yesterday where se Was employed and her night
leg terribly crushod.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday John Murray
AND william Thompson the burglars wh caught break
ing Of John Atwel at No ia Hudson st
TUESDAY night committed without bail
John Allen Of No. 1873 York-st., Brooklyn, engaged
In dispute Yesterday the bsrroom Hew.Bowery