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New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
FINE Arts.
SALE OF wATER-coLOR DRAwINGs-MEssRs' LEAv-
1T, AUCuONEERs.

sNy OF wATER-COLOR DRAwINGs-MEssRs. LEAV-
1T, AUCnONEERs.
More vater-colors! The cry is "Still they
eomep II is now Messrs Leayitts' turn ana having
s,.nosed of Mr. Wust's landscapes-most of them Oil
paintings Of considerable sze-they a''acAeu ias' Hsn'
.ne aterolors OF which there 2OO almost all
Of them by foreign artists. MI "uN'' VINO Is c~eu "
tb c,log,e of Antwerp" is dispOsng, by this SALE
~ ms er,,re porfoo OF collected drawings. There are
-ot many OF these little pieces Of which more than
~ word can be said In praise Of their facility, their
pleasing conventional color, and the clever enough
+rcEerv nv which they take the eye STILL as whole
too near 70 the level Of the thS
ov ~ "doipg IT," and one gets desperately tired OF
seejpg work that has such pennyworth OF thought
N such a deal OF machinery. Amd this ocean OF me-
1s.v one is glad 70 come a strong bit here and
,be,e sueb as f. Hersen's French Washerwoman" NO
,as or uarpignie's "Landscape," No l2S, or Gcerys
Tho Watering Place." No 1879, OF even BressoPs Inc
4,.,. - No o.: any one Of these Is good piece OF
or and able TO please long tme either on the wall
h no,tfolio We indicate thus what most pleases
rsee the visitor will doubt hnd plenty OF othefs
tbas have merit for him. and we need not say VIC De
Aeve IN each ones buying admiriDg what SUITS MS
,peca fancy or meets him al his present state o euuca
top Certainly there s enough work on these walls lot
vide ohoce The sale Of watercOors began iast hR"'
and will continue tonight at Leayltts Art hoonS'
No. sl7 Broadway. .
One hundred and seven water-color paintings "eie
sold last evening Between 90 and GO peisous h"u
assembled in the rooms at O'clock and the sae oeea"
With the by Claimant Of Pariswblch DIo'su'
tonly %. TO- Hegg's drawings were eagerly SouE"''
and the bids rose RAPIDLY fJwer piece was pufchaseu
W NS. seares Tor SoO secOud painting " lnc S"''
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
END or TIE FREIGHT FAR.

TIE TARIFF on THROUGH FREIGHTs FROM THE WEST
ADJUSTED on THE BASIS or THE PROPOSITION OF
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-THE freight war which
has been carried between the various lines leading
from this city the East has come to an end After
numberless Intellectual attempts at settlement, the
general freight agents OF ali the lines leading from TINS
city TO the East including the Baltimore aud ono Rall-
road to-day adopted the tariff suggested by the Balu
more and Ohio, and pledged themselves In writing TO
maintain these hereafter Although the new rates
are higher than those charged during the last few
aeks they very reasonable for this season OF the
year and lower than they during the last few WIN
ters There present at the nesting, beside the
Chicago agents, j. Mccullough. NcePresident OF tho
Pennsylvania Company; J. Villas General Freight Agent
of the Erie Railroad; Addison Hlls General Freight
Agent OF the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, aud
several other prominent Eastern railway men, who used
considerable moral with their Chicago agents TO
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
GovERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. ID. g.. Friday, Feb. II. 1871 a. N.
c.,,opeis 6or NE mkt hrsufu-fOlT hours.
WAR DEPARTMENT,


OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, I
WARRINGTON. ID. C.. Friday, Feb. II. 1851 a. N.
Synopsis for NE past hcentU-fOr hours
The barometer has risen west OF the Blue
Ridrr, and Is highest IN Mississippi, but lowest III
The temperature has fallen all stations, and is low
est in Wisconsin aud Minnesota.
Clear weather prevails every where except local SHOWS
In the lake region, with westerly winds In the Atlantic
States and sOuthcrly win is In Texas.
The highest winds are reported from tneh NeW-Jcfsey
coast. ,, . ,.
cinnati Nashville ana Cairo
FT06G6iiities.
During Friday. in the SCUM Atlantic States, rising
barouct ter colder westerly winds. ami clear weather
For Lie Guf States stationary Or f1llng barometer,
southeast northwest Wind, higher temperature and
increasing clOudin'ss. - $780,, ,
eter sOutn-wcscry wnds, STATIONARY and higher ein-
pcrature partly cloudy and clear weather.
For the uppcg Mississippi ana Lower MISSOURI valleys
and the NOFtn-iNcsf falling barometer sOutherly WlhdS
higher temperature and cloudy or partly cloudy
weather. .
For the lake legion. stationary and higher barometer
westerly winds backing to southwest higher tempera
turp and partly clpudy weather, with local storms
Tor ne l6ddIc and Eastern StateS, clear, colder
tre1thcr. did EOrth-ic6H rt1dS. go
The rivers VIII rise below Ncksburg, ana fa!l slightly
above that point
CautiOrafy signals continue ut Cape May Peck's
Beach, Atlantic CRY, Bun"glt, SpHan Beach, Long
Branch, SANDY Hook NcW-YOrk. c"-!iayrn, Now wLon-
con- woods Hole Boston, TAatcAcrs Island, IOrtlaLd
and Eastpgrt.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
AIRANY NOTES.

ALBANY, Thursday, Feb. II. 1875
At the session of the Senate Finance Committee invest
eating the Capitol airs this evening only two wit
nesSes James C. Moore and 1hos. Mccarthy both BRICK
makers OF long established business, were examined,
and testified TO the excellence. In their opinion OF
Albany brick, though seine bricks winch Mccarthy
had furnished had been rejected by the architect
The Senate Judiciary Committee have agreed to re-
port the bill in relation the York Court OF ATbi
traon for the consideration Of the Senate The hearing
before the Assembly Committee, which was to have
taken place to-day, postponed TIL Thursday next
The Assembly Committee on Internal Affairs VIII give
a hearing next Wednesday afternoon to committee
from the State Temperance Society, in opposition to
Senator JacObSs Excise bll, and all other proposed
notifications Of the present Excise laws.
EThe Judiciary Committee Of the Assembly gave
hearing this afternoon the bill repeating the legal
recister Job. Col John r. Fellows and ID. C. CALVIN ap-
peared in opposition to the bill. and Richard 5 Henry
representing the CItzcns Association IN Its favor
Mr.. Bryant returned to New-YOrk to-day.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
SENATORIAL CONTESTS.
TIE COMPLICATIONS IN MNNEsor.

TIE COMPLICATIONS IN MINNESOTA
ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Feb. 11.-All the political
factions in the legislature held caucuscs 10 late hour
last night without arriving at decisive conclusions.
The Ramsey mon demanded Of the Davis men, but failed
to obtain, categorical answer to propositions pre-
yiousIy submitted to Withdraw both Ramsey and Davis,
and that all the Republicans agree 10 90 into caucus
and nominate some man on whom all can unite
The Davis men are said to have sent word to the
Democrats that +, coalition s to be Gected must be
done at once as after today Davis would be with
drawn. The Democrats responded by propos-
lug strong Democratic platform based on
the Democratic platform of New-York and
Minnesota last Fall, and. finally the
platform which Angus Cameron elected on in Wis
ronsln. To this decisive answer was yOuchsaIed.
The Democrats VIII hold another caucus tonight, at
which something may be done.
The sixteenth joint ballot taken today was without
significance. Ramsay had A. LOcLrcn AZ, aud DAVIS -
scattering about The same - usual
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
TIE LOUISIANA PROBLEM

THE CONSERVATIVE PROPOSITION OF ADJUSTMENT
SUBMITTED TO THE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE
The COMMITTEE REFUSE TO ACCEPT 1T.
New ORLEANS, La, Feb 1.-THE following is the
Conservative proposition of adjustment submitted
to the Congressional Committee:
First: The election of 1872, before Congress. not
to be included In the adjustment.
Second The election OF State Treasurer and Members
Of tho General Assembly Of 1874 TO be submitted to
Mcssrs. Hoar Wheeler. Frye and Marshall 1t being dis
lcty understood that those returned both by the Re-
turning Board and Conservative Committee, are TO be
accepted as legally elected.
Third: The House OF Representatives to be organized
de the basis Of the Committees award.
IOu1h: The House OF Representatives when organ
lied to SEND to w. Kellogg, Acting Governor, and TO
the Senate, constituted by the award Of the Commit
tee, informing them that the House is organ
lied and ready to proceed to business.
FVth: The Conservative members to sign an agree
ment that while not approving recognizing the legal
ty Of the government known as the Kellogg Govern
men agree not to disturb the Executive because Of
his past political acts long he is sustained by the
President.
SIh: The members Of the House OF representatives.
returned by arbitration not to be changed except by
death. resignation, or expulsion for just cause.
ScrenM: Senators retained by arbitration to be
seated.
The proposition was adopted by vote Of 80 to s.,
and a committee appointed to hand it to Mr..
Wheeler. The committee left for Mobile the
morning of the 9th inst with the proposition, aud
that night the following reply was received:
MOBILE, Feb. o.
To JOHN YOUNG, Chairman Your proposition Is not
acccp.ed W. a. WHLELLH'
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB CONTEST.

The contest which has been raging for a long
time In the Unon League Club relative TO the revision
Of its bylaws was renewed last evening with even
creater spirit than at meetings. The opposing
factions were the Old nenber-whO were In the minor
ity-and the yonng and members that form the
nrcsent majority in the club. The issue
Uas concerning the Introduction OF new ly-
laws that should do away with the minor
committees provided in the existing constitution,
and as new feature looking toward the entire reor-
raDzation OF the club, should constitute "General
Governing Board" T-c prevailing sentiment last even
uP WAS in favor of constituting this governing com
uitee but serious difference between the con-
seryatiye element III tie club, which demanded that the
majority alone should rule aud the radical party when
argued for minority representation in the Board Inc
sue was for the time abandoned, and the committee
appointed to present the bylaws was discharged.
Some 40 or 80 members participated in this discusion
which lasted until late hour. Tho most prominent
sneakers were Col. Cannon, Judge Davis Rush G.
Uawlips Dexter A. Hawkins, S. j. Classy, Horace
BARNARD. and Elhu Root The entire contest cenIered
on the question Of governing committee and so strong
was the sentiment In its favor that the matter Will
6oubess be reconsidercd and the committee appointed
al an early day
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
CATTLB MARKETS.

BArroRE 1.-THE Cattle market openei with 'olerab7
shade better geaefal' through
cut the m considered ye1y hest on sale ty
l generally rte drs quality 5GJ l2c meun or good
Ordiuay thin steers ald e06s, al sci
most al u J6,cs receipts. 1881; sales, l.lOl
oG1he quite light during the past week aud NOT
wths;aHng has been rather morste prices nave s
yauceii ss are quality, at 40lU % Tor Or to good
com hoe; sters gG9j,c hogs Teceepts
sell readily the price uake! closes hrm with far pos
pect. H. good hogs receipts, 3iO3.
SHEEP have aiyaucod l2.; good quality fair demsnf;
common outiie demald confined home butchers
l2U6c; 607c receipts Z22l
CNCISSATI l-OGs-R c.ipt, $500 Owing to the
don ground from the heyT eel g night It has been mpos
sbe the re slow all day sa!es range
fom 46 to 81 40 LG6 OF sales beng i 4S7 20.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
RAPID TRANSIT PROSPECTS IN BROOKLYN AND
NEW-YORK.

popid transit for the City of Brooklyn bids
fair 10 become reality much sooner than the plOc
have hitherto been led suppose Last year the Legs
1atnre granted charter for the Brooklyn Elevated
Silent Safety Railway, to be operated by steam ana 10
run through what is regarded as inc AnS se''on ",
Rrooklyn The route commences at Fulton fcrry, ana
from tue bridge when completed ana iItIsoctin5 t
fashionable locality known as " the Hl runS InfouSH
lie center OF what be known as the Olu MGHy
trst Ward to East NewY York, aDd eventually 10 Woou
haven where IT will finally connect with the various
r,,yay npes OF Long Island. The structure ID 10 DC
of iron erected on iron columns, ana WIN span the
from curb curb the cars 10 run In tne ceer VI
s street The entire will not exceed s25OOv per
,1e Among the directors some old aud wollKhOWh
idepts of Brooklyn respected for their lnttRy anu
nsness oualncatiOus though not possessed OF great
wealth 1ne directors Of late have been ho1lhg seIos
Of public meetings along the routo 10 DO Dcpc
Gted Inv the road, and haVo sucoccdeu III
secmrinr not only strong pubic interest ~
,,etr enteroree but considerable pecUniary support
80 e shane OF STOCK subscriptions; S5JOJO IL required
n he subscribed before operations eau DO htgu ana OF
80 a,nnunt 100000 has already been secLrrd froin
,@ Increased interest manicSted or Late the uirec
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

TIE SCHOOL. OF MINES OF COLUMBIA COLLEGE,
About 80 of the Alumni of the School OF
Mines Of Columbia College sat down 10 very elegant
dinner at the Hotel Brunswick last evening This was
tho tenth annual gathering Of the Association, aad
seemed 70 be the most enjoyable in its history. Amoug
tbe prominent engineers presents were j. NJ Adams
President OF the Association Mr.. Church. Prof Rlekets
~ the School Of Mines Mr. HARDING, Secretary OF the
American Society OF Arts Isaac Isiin superintendent
NJ Utah Mines MIR. Parsons and {. 5. Platt Alter
the cloth had been removed In the course OF some In
tcrcstipg congratuatory remarks, Mr.. Church said:
We this wear celebrate the decennal Of the existence
90 our beloved Institution. During that Time several
Snndred mining engineers have been graduated ana "A
,'nrh larger IumD-r OF students have received the
advantages Of special course In chemistry assayiDg
md otner branches OF common profession 'cta-
lions which in my day held III the cellar oi the
Goinnnda College buildings, arc now held III
one of tho handsOmrst edllccs In the city.
init M a cost OF Sl3OCO0. The day has past
tvnrn II "a necessary 1Or the profession OF mlnlug
en1necrng 10 co abroad TO study IN the European IN
sti1ntions We now institution containing the
rost convenient and best arranged IaboratOrs III te
world the most perfect assIylng apparatus ana lhe
rosf ,Dproycd instruction furnished by any schpul,
y1bose mission 1t TO furnish thoroughly educated
0iher remarks we're mado by President Adams and
Mr. Harding aud meeting closed Win the singing VI
college sODhA
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

say they hope 10 begin work In May next and within
year thereafter they pledge themselves TO have cars
running from Fulton Ferry to The il IN 10 minutes and
from the Ferry TO East New-York, distance OF SIX
miles IN 20 minutes Tne fare restricted To five cents
for the frat miles, and for every mile thereafter one
cent additional Preparations have already been made
to have the contractors begin work the neces
eary half million is Public confidence IN the
success OF the enterprise Is increasing.
At meeting OF the New-iork Cotton Exchange to-
day Mr.. Benz Z. Baker, President of the Cheap Trans
portalion Association offered resolution relative 10
the absolute necessity of aspeedy Accomplishment OF
rapid transit between tho extremes OF this city, which
Was unanimously adopted, and u book OF suDscIp p0n 10
tho deferred oapital funh ordered TO be opened
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
TIE DrtD1ocK IN WEST VIRGINIA.

CnARLrsToN, w. Va, Feb lin caucus
tonight Walker received 80 the last ballot, being
only short Of nomination. Camden, Miller, Price,
and Caperon were successyey dropped under the new
rue The caucus broke up great confusion but meets
again TOMORROW night In joint session to-day the vote
stood:
Camden ...............3l Price.-....-....-....-lS
Walker .... ..........2J scattering. .......L3
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
DIED.

ADAMs-n BROOKLYN on wedneiay Feb 10 amer lingering Illness
Elizabeth OF the late Capt Richard Adams " Ae o''n
year Of her age. 49, z - - Cd,
Funeral SERVICES residence No l22 Cnonave on sunday
Feb Ia As5:3O Relative. Aal friends are Tspse1' -'e-
10 attend
TwATRR his residence 10 Port Greereplaee BroohVn on the
evening the lOh in,t VIM T. A9"Asef we o@i eA' " us
Fdpea services will held bis late residence tof.y nisv
Relative, invited 10 aeId, un geaAlns wln
10 IAkea W nss HArss Csas-. tes atsfnsaA
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
TIE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BrpYALo 1l-Fou dl and unchanged sales 209 b5s
o held AZ 81 for no cagO, 81 % Tor NO.
dll; NeS so on track lryatey SUP
posed 7lc Ots held At 5ic Rye qne sales
car Q5c ac. Seeds quit aud unchanged barley ttaV
quotations nominal Moss PORK Gdet Of 80 Tor heay LlId
lac H0zsPsckr well sced 80 20 offered FOR cars
heavy eser Hghaes entirely nomnal excited ReeptsFo1r
100 Dbl Wheat / 900 bush; Corn 1900 bl'h oats 5000
bush shipm ntFour, llOJ bus1 HheA 4IOOO OasA Coru
l4.O0O bush; Otts, 1000 bu7h.
CT 2UG-c Meal Gull and At 81 Lard frni Iiefco
Packers 4i Refined l; Ke 5c The market for other articles
unchanged EIehanse-NeSlOTk sight, pas Sefiag o5i2
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
CIVIL RIGHTS.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. lin response to q
request Of coOreI clergyman, the Bishops OF the Ai-
can Methodist Episcopal Church have fixed upon Mon
day. March l. as Gay OF fasting and prayer and issued
an address TO people pleading for the en-
ioyment OF every civil and political right and that they
should be permitted lead quiet and peaceful yos in
all godlines, and honesty, with ample protection for
tncr brethren in the irom tho lew bad men thdt
ptrscCute them.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
e ". IoNEs. 4 pEMocEAr. ELECTED IN ELoRIDA

TALLAiIAssE, Fla, Feb. 11.-C. W. Jones, q
Democrat, elected Unted States Senator to-day on
the 24h ballot TIE result was received with great
demonstrations Of rejoicing, which would have been
uproarios had the President used his eave yigor
ously. Mr.. Jones is lawyer, and stands in the frout
RANK of his profession In this State.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

bring about amicabe settlement The now rates on
fourth-cass fght apd grainhe principal freight'
shipped from this city TO the principal points In the
EIst-are follows NewYork. 20 cents; Phiiadephia
and Baltimore, IS cents; Boston. As cent? The rates
from Toledo Indianapolis, Cincinnati, st. Louis Peoria,
Louisville Milwaukee and common points will be rcgu-
lated on tho above basis.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR HAMBURG-In steamship Cabrta, Feb l1-Horsse White,
Ms iene sterue and ch Mrs hckd. Harry Pcksd Mis-
H. SeAOeer Herman knOs ". A. PAngsthorD,
cnJ Solder Paul Oehm August Bgmsnn Mrs Anna Jansen and
infant Miss Nj Miss Cstharns EOhs Chas r. White
Miss LIZZIE " White Miss josephine kcE Henry PouHsk wife
nuni Koln. Israel Sanu g. H.
Nbas Isaac Kau,naun L. EAgu York. Charles Metke
wife aud iniaut ). damn
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
TIE MAINE HAEEORs FROZEN.

BELFAST. Me-, Feb. 11.-All the harbors in
this section are closed with ice. Penob'cot Bay Is frozen
over with ice from three to six inches in thickness
which has happened only once before In over quarter
of century. Persons crossed The Bay on the Ice to-day
from Clstiue twelve miles distant. Teams cross from
the islands TO che main land.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

THE DISPOSAL OF AN OFFERING TO CHARITY.
The elegant coral necklace generously given
NV Mrs John A. UbsIe for charitable purposes was
doed o y lottery recently al the rooms OF the Hon.
Iobn Bicelow ex Minister TO France In the WestmOre-
land Hotel The drawing was superintended by the
Hon. James A. Pike lato Uned States Minister 10 lhe
Hague and Mr. KIoourne tho venerable father OF tho
,ropretor Of the westmor3land. Tao winner was n ~
Du Bois OF THIS city.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

Ny suGarings Iaalnnaory Rheumatism intense l.
s,tted In nv wns could helpless al used
GLEs IoDIDE AMMONIA lae result soGderfui
pain And swelling disappeared.
F ~ T. " VooERIs 2l3 Wes. Tnir.y-eth-s. New.York.
Sold BY all drusgstA Depot No. 4jI sIsa'e, SssloE Osly
6Oc nd 81 Del bottle.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Netcs see Second Paye.l

For other Shin Netrs see Second Page.l
ARRIVED.
sA,rhp O Dominion Walker Richmond City Point and Norfolk
with iods. and Usss ~ Oh DonniOn steamship Co
"WISpeSunset mclerae W; clear
MEMORANDA.
EzwLovDoy Feb 1l.-Iae steamship G'latei from ProTienc'
fo Nesok reported tuck In the ice al CodtJa Cove
will proceed al the weather permits
DOMESTIC PORTS.
1l-AHyed schr. John Proctor, from Boston,
Cleared brig Nette Chase for Cuba .
Hnox Feb l1-Arrved schrs Humber (Br Port-au Prince
Pomona tl Azuai Wm Ii. Wet Emma Rich and heponei
, ,sEToy Feb ll-Ayei schr Ellen Doan, from Nev.Yo,k
SAVANNAH. Feb 1l-ssed steamship saugost for BalmOre
shD yro Charleston schr Lo Lee for Phdelpha Moses
n Br.uha for Louise Z. Mallory, barbsdoes
EIcnMOSD Va Feb llArnTed lteansAip "yaG0ke, from New
York.
from ST. Cleared baIG PREMIER or Barcelona; brig Thomas
PHILADELPHIA Feb lArryed steamship Junata from Haysn,
Neg .OrioauA
FOREIGN FORTS.
oypoy Feb ll-Sael United American Eagle
ehaha Tameare. j. l.. Mickwre Lie
IIough,on Cadet the 9h inst, Bontia
ArrYe on on the inst Andrew Lsvit ybnGA pro5
sby tue Ulkrka) Nightingale, AMI KijerEirL
HAltRa n S. Feb 1.-THE Anchor Lane steamship Aer1ndri
from Gibraltar Dec 2 r keSYOEA aEve here to-day oF coal aud
wi. proceed tOmOfFJ"
DISASTERS
Steamship Pioneer from Philadelphia for Wilmington N. O.,
OF heade4T 2li foreO tAyug
in onu steamship Junaa IN tha Horse shCe Tie Juriata
received dama.e. :,
ceyei on the 9th bsrk Queenown from New
Oraas Liverpool Of cotton OIL hai arrived IN the
hho LEAKING badly bgntne Oromocto from shields for Boston
eeaL sbp Freedom hewl glasgow with grain,
les-l1g.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

artist was bought also by Mr. searles for SIS Two fine
drrwi2gs draw. by A. r. Bellows OF Boston were sold for s1o
The Young Musiciin,"bv j. Pills OF Paris bought
Ivy Mr.. Brant for $40. and "Tne FlowerGirl," by A.
Delaeroix OF Paris, brought $40 Expectation" which
represented lady seated near an open window, was
sold to Mr. Searles for s76 and the FavOrte Poem,"
by A Midy, was also bought nv Mr. Searles for $95
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

Mend.
yYSR 4 Co,
HopGBs. HERsEY, & Co,
WN. KNOwLr0N I non,
VANDBRH0BF Il BEATTY,
n. o. BERNARD & CO..
N. A. BALDWIN.
A. ALDEN. < Co.,
COMFY 4 Co,
II X. WHITE & Co.,
BUTTLR & LEEDS,
SEARLk, DALEY & Co.
GEO. RICHARDSON Il SON,
JOS. A. KBhTING,
A. & ". W. SUBWAY.
LIBBEY 4 RYKER,
JAS. T. BURNS 4 Co.,
B. TRAVIS & Co,
4. EARNEST.
JOHNSON. BROS. 4 Co.,
liza BEARD.
Per order
CaAA Il. LgEDs.
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

Would il not be well for residents Of Long
Island or jersey who pate being drowned or roze
t. death en- rou,c step up tho Office OF the 1IaVecro
Accident Insurance Company ana prepare iOf the WDi.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
MARRIEU.

DURAYD-wHITE-At Stockntge. Mass Feb g. Hon. L. s..
Durnd Of Racine. WIS., 70 Mis- Lizzie b. White No cards
uAvILAND-TRUsLOw-At the residence ofthe brides parents
Tusisy Peb o. by Rev IT j. A. Nj Chspman alter syand
to Trusog, daughter W Trusos, all VI this city,
No cards.
Al Notice, Of Marriages must be indorsed wih f'I
.ame end addrsse.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

c. LORD & Co..
ALBlNOLA Il BAILEY.
}. :. PLUMBER Il 20,
HRRM " LCkhEkLlS,
J. ZIMMERMAN * Co,
J. BERLIN,
kUR1Z, STUB0BCKE L Co.
SAMUEL ShErHAk g. Co..
CHAS. MILES,
HARDING & BASSETT,
HUBBARD. BASSE1-r & Co..
BENSON & NELSON,
BAMBERG. HILL & Co.
WHITE, WILLS 4 CHAPMAN,
McBLHINNBY X VAN hOEsES
WRIGHT 4 MARKHAM,
sE.CHAPlAA & LOCKWOOD
wORrnlSGrOS 4 SMITH.
=. som MhbRICH 4 60.
81. J. SfbiABka0bk 4 SONS.
I'D. T. nBRsBY,
CLe.nasa
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
Greclal Nrilccs

Wancd-The address Of C. A. LOhD. late Of Lord, Dot& "o
AZ WaAer-st NewYok but to be IA Darlington Ae"
jersey. Address W L. lIiblae Ohc'.
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ending SATURDAY Feb Is. loiJ viii H s otce o"Ss
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