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BARK Josephine Br Mcfarland Turks Island, 10 days
with salt 20 Woodruff; vessel TO Brigham
Brig Flora GER Hansen, Rio Grande 81 days, with hides
Brig sarah crowel cBn, Foley, s. Johns. PR IL days
With sugar, &c, toJN Ountivia 90
Brig Nellie, Higgins 81 Croix IA days with sugar to Roche
Brig Charlotte Buck Briggs Havana 10 days, with
= sehr Mary whsm. Austin. Port an Prince and Cape
schI Matilda Hammond Tampco 80 days. with hides, &c.
sehr Hamburg of Maehlas Hail. NaguubO PR, II days,
with sugar 20 / Talbot Co.
sehr Dickinson, rooker Turks Island, 10 days with
sehr summeryiIe CBrj Churchill, Mragoane, 10 days.
schr Nancy smith, Tooker, Pensacola II days, with
sehr Warren, Ireland Newbern. NC Iodnys, with naval
SSs chr % sb, roe arn o0 Vessel to master
schT Mansfield, Aehorn, Virginia
schr K kirkman, Richardson, Virginia.
schr VIM Henry, Van Name, Virginia
schr Lille Warford Stevens Virginia
schr X stockton, Osborn, Virginia
schr Helen liasbrouck Bennett Georgetown. DC.
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City ofNew Bedford Fish New Bedford for New
York, with mdse and passengers.
Steamer Electra, Young Providence for New York. with
Steamer Amos BarstOw, Howard. Providence for New
sehr Julia Gneh (Brl Mallory, St John. NIB, for New
sehr Emily Wells Wells Eas. Greenwich New York
sehr koPt Foster Foster, Providence for New York.
scllT II Gould Kelly, Boston for New York.
sehr Redondo Providence for New YORK ~" -''~
schr Scranton, Pease, Cornwall for New York. with
stone TO order.
schr McCroskey, Providence for New York
Sehr White Rock, Lahery, bridgeport for New York.
Schr Freestone, Hunter, Portland for New York, with
order
Schr w Allen. Allen, Boston for New York.
Schr l. o Wells, Wells Providence for New York
Schr Allen, Allen, Providence-ior New York
sehr Zelia Hoowen Prescott for New York. with lumber
TO Jed Frye Co.
schr samuel Goodwin. Williams Stamford for New York
schr Ida Palmer Palmer Stamford for New York
BOUND EAST.
Brig Arabe d3r) Sanford, New York for St Johns NJ
Schr Casco Lodge Pearse, Hoboken for Yarmouth.
Schr Hunter, Greeves New York for Derby.
SchT Hester Davis Hoboken tor Portchester.
Schr Martha Weeks, Somers, New York for Boston
Schr Glenwood, Hunter, New York for Hartford.
Schr w Saunders, Young Poughkeepse for Pawtucket
Schr Annie Edith, Hyne Philadelphia for GreenporL
Schr Kockh. Cooper, Hoboken for Boston
Sehr Mary Hamilton, Bushnell, Hoboken for Iord
Schr Rescue, Kelly, Rondout for Boston. "
Schr jefferson Borden, Borden, Hoboken for Boston.
Schr Richmond, Gates, RonGout for Halowel
Schr Brilliant, Barnum Port johnson for East Boston
Schr Smith OIjren Burns, Philadelphia for Hartford
Schr Connecticut, Smith. Hoboken for Stonngton-
Schr Aida, Knowles Port johnson for Boston.
Schr Mitchell, Crowley, Port Johnson for Boston.
Schr Peerless, Smith, HobOken for New Haven.
Schr Jones, Jones, New York for Machias
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

The gorgeous setting Of "Around the World" at the
Academy OF Music oompeusates TO considerable ex-
tent for the inartlsc nature Of the play The mise
scene mechanical effects and appointments superior
to ANYTHING the New York stage has seen in the spec
tacular line as regards finish and beauty Of design.
Mss Minnie Conway the East Indian Princess,
Aouda; Mr. Marlowe Phineas Togg Mr. Fitzgerald
as Senator DRAKE and Mr. Rainsforih as Passepartout
st continue be the leading dramatic attractions IN
the piece fairly filled house greeted the performance
laSl nqlL
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DRAIN FOOD.
WHOLESALE.
A. T. STEWART 4 co.

beg TO all the attention Of THE TRADE 70 Of the
attractive stocks of GOODS displayed in this
city, comprising the leading brands In Staple and Fancy
Dress Goods, silks Linens, White Goods Laces, Shawls,
tces Blankets Fannes, Carpets, Upholstery Goods &C.
6c which from superiority Of manufacture durability ot
texture by advanced and increasing excellence
Of taste with reputation for reliability connection
with the celebrated of
critical attention Of the BEST CLASS OF BUYERS
throu the country. Their lines full every
ETY. IN all the POPULAR BRANDS avorably received in
past embracing seldom equaed and
never surpassed
They win continue receive by tho steamers arriving
almost daily the CHOICEST PRODUCTIONS and NOVEL
TIES Of the French, English and Continental markets.
Buyers who cultivate the of their customers,
seek before them fabrics intrinsic yaue cannU
al interested IN this MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY Of the
productions Of the best LOOMS of the WORLD
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SPOKEN.

Ship Constantine Greevy from London Tor New YORK. no
date lat ~ -. ION G5 SO, 49,
Bark NORWOOD Hoepman, from San Bias Tor Baltimore
tout OF provisions. Aug 80, lat y 49, Ion 10 49,
Brig AIRY Barnes from Baltimore for West Indies Aug
brig Nellie Gay days from New York for Porto Rico.
schr Cook bound south. Sept 3 lat 50 So Ion
schr Nellie starr Boston for Wilmington, NC, Sept g.
lat 81 o.. Ion 10 A.
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and all foreign trading with the United States
the will be cabed this country free Of charge.
Captains arriving sailing from French and Med-
ports will tho Office the economical
and expeditions for tee graphing news
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
IL ent States for legal everywhere;
publicity required No charge until divorce granted al
vice free. M. HOUSE, Attorney, 1914 Broadway.
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER.
n ent States for numerous No publicity. Legal
everywhere. Terms satisfactory FREDERICK l. KING,
Lawyer and Notary Public 3O5 Broadway Residence office
No. 6 Eighth street.
DRAIN FOOD.
ID WINCHESTER'S HYPOPHOSPHITEa
Invaluable and indispensable Brain Workers Keep
Brain supplied with PHOSPHORUS by using this lanous
preparation of WHOLESALERS IL will give you Mental
Strength Brain Power and Nervous Force and Energy and
make you strong and vigorous.
Price 81 and 81 per bottle. Prepared only by
WINCHESTER n CO., Chemists,
80 John street, New York
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beside his the quie church Of stratford
upon-Avon The Hamlets OF the stage fade away but
the Hamlet OF Shakespeare will live long as our civil
izatiOn endurCs
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SAILED.

Steamers Montana OBJ, for Liverpool; Tyran (Br Glas-
gov Old Dominion, Richmond DC; barks Skinner of the
Waves (Br, Melbourne; kegulus Nor, Yokohama creole
qtaD Trieste; Ruth lNor), Dantzie; Comma Nor), do
Cicero D, Glasgow; knudsvig Nor GIBRALTAR Protector
(Nor, Philadelphia; briggs Zinsara B Gaspee; Tuia Be-
lie Hon
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shpmasters are informed
that by teegraphng tohe HERALD London Bureau No 70
Fleet street. or to the Office Rue Scribe the arrivals
and departures from European and Eastern ports Of Ane
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
DANGEROrs sHOAL.

The Newbem NC) Times of Sept says:-'We are in
formed By the leading pilot Hatteras that the
Swash has again out the depth of
having the channel marks as the old swash
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wAsHrNGToS, Sept 7-Lieut Commander II Taylor, UsN
Assist Coast Survey commanding the Hasser
ports under date Of Aug % the discovery of
shoa which lies the nOrthward of the NV
Rosa Island and about mile from the with
depth of IL feet of water it, the bottom being rocky
with occasional specimens Of red and of white
coral. There is no kelp upon this shoal and no
breaker except in heavy weather The depths in the
vicinity range from TO 10 fathoms all sides, with
rugged and irregular bottom The following bearings and
distances fix the position of the
the northernmost point Of San Miguel Island known
Harris Point West by north S54 miles, the
rock being of the northwest point Of santa Rosa Island
0nown as Finder) south by west u west, u miles, tho
prominent point the north face Santa Rosa Island
Brockway Point, eastnorth east "a east 50 miles, the
eastern end Of San Miguel known "Cardwel Pont'D,
west-southwest d west, A miles
All vessels attempting the San Miguel passage
tooed allow the rock off northwest point Of
Santa Rosa to bear anything TO southwark westward Of
by r. and sailing vessels az specially recommended to
avoid this passage altogether the light airs and Gains
under the lee of San Miguel Island and the strong
currents in the vicinity combine frequently
drive vessel upon this dangerous spot. Other
dangers yet developed believed east
ward Of this To the norhward of the shoa and three
quarters of mile distant band of kep extends quarter
mile in eastery and westerly direction with II TO Is
athoms of in and around it and
ing when thick weathepobscures the shore line in the vcin
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails. IDest iaationl

DATES OF DEPARTURE NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
SEPTEMBER OCTOBER.
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Notice Is hereby given that Lighthouse has
been erected the government of Canada Cape Chat
in the Gulf of ST and county Gaspe which light
house situated about 4SO yards ENE from the former
lighthouse.
Lat 40 5 So y, lon GO As % W.
The light revolving white light showing fash every
80 seconds elevated 100 feet above high mark
and IN should be distance OF 10 miles
from all points Of approach.
The is square wooden building, % feet HIGH
painted white.
The illumination apparatus Is catoptric
The light put in operation on the 9th inst
WM. SMITH,
Deputy Minister of Marine and Fisheries.
Department Of Marine and Fisheries, Ottawa, Aug IL
, 1875-01-01

70 tbs Editor of Tie chieaao Tribune:
CA1no ILL.,, Dee. 2s.-A very animated Bible
debate has Just been concluded in this city, be-
twoea Prof. 0. 4. burgess aud rrot D. r. TN
derY7ool. Tho debate Was continued through
six Besaions, and before large and interested
audiences BurgcAB Ia President Of tho North
westcrn Christian, University at indianapolis,
aud has the reputation Of being the abost do
batter in tho Christian {Campoollito) denomina-
ton. Underwood Ia weIl-known representative
of Iulldelity, and Is quito noted NJ writer and
debater. 4 Boston paper (tho inder) says he ia
ip this country what Duechuer Is In Germany.
Both gentlemen hre ready, fluent takers
bns Burgess is the most eloquent,
posLapH the most exact and logical. Burgess il
quito IN actor, and attracts attention by his
manner Of speaking AZ woli as by what l.o pro-
scnts. Underwood IL direct, never uses Hupor-
tluous word, makes no attempt at ord.panting,
hnt sticks to Ills subject, and tontH everything
by the merclesa rules OF logic. Both disputantB
are scholarB aud ahow familiarity with tue yar1-
oas schools Of thought. The Intldel Bsems to
1aye giyca the most attention to physical science,
hOWGycr.
Az usual, both pnstles claim tho victory. The
debato was conducted in q good spirit. aud the
lArgo audiences in attendance we1c much onter-
tanned and instructed. Il. I. &.
, 1875-01-01
corner coutd bc catried through, since II WAS
known that tho partien could not get rid Of tbs

corner coatd bc catrioi through. since II WAS
known that tho partien could not get rid Of ths
corncr+
Rcportsr-Why did men sell corn when thev
know thoy could not tlollyer it7
Mr.. Wight-Woll, parties In tba country or
der corn nold, hut tho cotunlianon merchant can
mt tell whot1lor t!loy wilt ship 1t not. Unher
tho present system OF trading tho commission
men arc constantly cutting their own tbroatp, Il
rres that are nut in conRonatlcg with tho prin-
cpea OF tho common law governing contracts;
and Al long ns the nyatom In tolerated comna-
tiollH can run tile price OF grain IN a. high as
they cloose, and hold the SHORTS 10 that they
1,epoitsr,,lf that bo true, why are not tho
atr. Wght-.An effort is making now to amend
thon,. Tin holder Of Tho property fixes tito prlco
Eow under tho common Inv lie would ho entl-
tied to ouIY legitimate uan1aEes,-n mitch moro
equitable way Of settling differences.
lscporser-Would rules in accord with tho
common law
PREVENT coNNEns7
Mr. WiEht-ies; tlley would prevent sharp
turns nnd combinations from o1torttng un.ea-
iIcpurtor-Conid yfr. Hooker and bis assocto-
tca l'avo r,ln IN tho rrico Of old No. beyond SO
cetta # they had been 70 liApoaod3
Mr. Night-fcs aud they have noted y,ry
generously in tho deal By mt doiug It, although
they Wore running cortor.
MEsAns nu1u.DuT I co.
wished It to bo distinctly undcrgtood TINT, while
thoy bought options fur tho teal, they hnyo not
that they ltavo not offered to huy singlo bnsbel
Of cash corn during tho recent exctanlent; that
thay bought tho options knlno tiG.a ngo for thpir
principals, md anry held On to tllonl i'll Tho alb
OF any orders to sell, fatty refusing to bo
party to putting up the prico ot old No. 2 arti-
fcinIlv.
, 1875-01-01

Last week. tho graded public school closed
With interesting exercises. After few nppro-
pirate remarks by Mr. Robinson, Of Evanston, .
prize was given for tho highest s.aolarahip and
department. for the term. Miss Addie Cfayens
ras presented with fine "rising-daak, having
received both prlzes, by her closo atsenton to
study and tho requirements Of order i'll the
school. blr. William III. Kuox, Principal, md
Miss Floronce Kennicott, assiatant. havo suo.
ceetled in g,vluy to the citszeus ono Of the best
graded scAoolH west Of Chicago; the schedu!ea
for the laAt quarter show over 1o0 t.anes on
register. with all average attendance Of eighty
nix. Tho school Feopens Monday, Jan. 4.
New.yoar's calls arc to be the order OF the
day. Tho ladies' arc making extensive ,pfopara-
gentlemen are figuring on louy llats.
NORWOOD.
The Tospslchorean Club met at the residence
OF Mr.. George II. Thayer, Tuesday evening, aud
danced till past midnight. TleBs sociables aro
quite popular. attracting the elite Of tie noigh-
boring suburbs.
, 1875-01-01

Tho City Treasurer yesterday paid out $4,000
to city employees.
Tho Finance COMMITTEE will meet Saturday
afternoon 1t o'clock, III tue Comptro1lers o0ice.
Tho Committee on Streets aud Alleys Of tho
Wcst Division will meet Monday afternoon at ~
o'clock. In tho City Clerks office. The Indiana
Street Hallway will be tho principal subject OF
consideration.
AL the city Offices will bo closed to-day in Or
der to allow the employees to mako their annual
calls, and cat thoir New Years dinners. Tbs
Wigwam, tho City-IIan Exchange and other
titled d.sussarios will remain open all day.
Mr.. Michael Evhns, NTH roster of clerks
with Tom Judge ~ Chief Clerk, has oponed an
Office in tho City Collectors oflce for tho colleo
ton OF South Town taxes. He will be perma-
nently located thore until tho greater portion Of
tho taxes are paid in.
Tie side-room OF the office Of the Board Of
Public Works has boon slightly changed, hndwila
DO finely lifted up as tho bookkeepsrs' room.
The room formerly occupied by them will bo
completoy abandoned, as tho ventilation and
poor light unfit it for use.
somo unknown pcraou. who prefevs to let hts
kind actions ee done In the dark. Yesterday pre-
souted the mombers OF the re-Alarshals aud
Police Superintendent'a ot1ices with magnificent
turkeys An express wagon dumped tho whole
load to the audrcsa OF Hiram Atnick Chief
Clerk OF the Fire Department, but no aames
| were given.
| Tie Committee on, Wl1aryes and Public
| Grounds met yesterday Afternoon in tho City
| C!a,k'a oftcn. Tho only subject under cnnald-
| Grafton Waa the exchange OF tre-angine lots In
| the First Ward, or the sale Of the old Long
| John engno-houae lot on Ln3ala Btrees, near
| Washington. Marshal nenner was called in, aud
reported IN favor uf tie exchange. but expressed
au opiuion that the lot in tho rear OF the briggs
Ilouse would he more preferable than either,
| provided II could be obtained at reasonable
| ligurs After somo slight disoursion Mara:iaa
Deuner was requested to find out tho nwner and
tho price OF tho lot referred to, tho Committee
| In tho meantime adtoutnipg.
| A young lady, neatly and warmly, though
| poorly ciAd, yesterday called on Mayor Co!vin
aud from him obtained tirat-cnSB letter to Mr..
| TGuadel, Superintendent OF tie lsellef aud Aid
society. Later In tue 1ftornoon silU returned to
| the Office in tearu, stRtiuK that after obtaining
tue Endorsement Ut G. II, Iatlin aud olheT prom
ipent resiients, she bad presented tho lotter to
Ms. T1,lsiell, who, in loud tones. requested her
to leaYo the otfiee, without even condesceutinE
to read the letter. Sue requested him to return
tho letter, which he also roflHed to DO, ut
the same timo calling on y policeman to
| eject her. Al Bhe WaA about to be put outside
tue door, she again Rsted tor the letter, and also
told tho officer to remember the transaction. a.
sAe intended to prosecute Ms. Tlusdel. Tha
officer In \ snarllng tona responded that he
would remember nothing. Tho young lsdy hsa
, 1875-01-01

tlme las bocn allowed to olApsc since t!iis
swccpnE accnaatton was 1nh.lc f. ia nnw con'-
p1o!cly dsrose,l IT hv tho Director Of tho Mn-
SCUM, ". 1seisct. 1'hH gentleman writes to
contra1ics tho nllrgattona rs holng absolutely
errnnoous. Twenty years Aavo cla1,fod since
tho "Nozzo," being In danger Of tumbllng to
pieces from thotlccay nf tl,o canvas on which II
was originally paintotl, wns 'rontoc," Or
"linoir II. tioihot dfl not AuneFintend tho lin
ing proccas-it was. We believe, n, do N,ol,-
wclkorqus who dld-but, siuce 1884. tho pietnro
haa not III any n,anner been rctouchcti. When
tho Hiege Of Paris became MI imminent conti11-
Eoncy, the "Nuzzc " WAS taken cut OF sta frlmn.
rolled up, deposited In y hugo packing .caso. and
Fent Oft Ia Brest for SAFETY; bit 1t did not Rur-
fer In al,y n,nnnor by removal, and II. Re,et
now assArcH Tho world that tho noble work IL in
a "snrrrising state Of proscryattun." and that,
when teplncc'l In ita franc In tho Salon C0rrf.
1t lid not ncc no T,uci, drop Of yarnisll to
restore tho rcspoAdent lusters OF lts hues. II.
lloisats word must Of course, to taken, md tho
nows ho tells liz will bc gratifying to all lovers Of
nff-
, 1875-01-01
THE CITY.
ON 'CHAMCE.
THE HoAnD OF TRADE REJOICING.

THE HoAnp OF TRADE REJOICING. ..
Tbero was biz iamLarco nt tho Dotrd Of
rr.1. vos,ordoy ,f.ntrna., An important cau-
'lAN' ,..ro,.,,, tbo ros,t;ons of off.
Gus was eo'nR on '"'o .',o t,n,n h,,t ,,ovsr.
GERS for tho ensuing yoar n INC tie' bus ns'et-
thelcsa fun prevailed. anil tn ll.e 5rst afternoon
.,r IL. last ay of tito year tho noard OF Trsdo
-.... ,,rro.rior. AZ nn carIv ho,,r in tho
.o,n WIZ ~ ..t,.t ,n,,,,+,oa it,o,t
siay ueFA'A'a'-e@'e Df -. .-,..1.,...; =,
nn,ong tho members, many ot them lno'ilGhas ~
tandBoripEs and eot1ersaults nj means OF Ok
t,rersin1 thoir uttcr contempt OF both tho rings
,. H. ..a.ia .,d III, rn,ners thareof, IL
u 'Aa "' ,I,n. I'm loador ri Tim
"A aafo 10 Bay 'nht wv 'eauo. .,.,.as VI
1,oard Of Traslc men In thci' peculiar antics OF
Yesterday afternoon VIII Mr. Charley stiloa,
rbo, at inc beginning of tho proceedings, In
- .,.,o,,,v ti,our,, t,v M means u}tty
on'Gea 10 .enetn' 'Aoaha ~ rmt ~. ,r,,;o;,
epecch on the other memoetS u iue po'S' "l''ea
wae received wiki moderate an'ou'Is Oh aPplauso
1r the members,
The next event in tt,o occurrence WAS tho rid
iuc Of John Watson, boruc by number Of lizard
nftrrnde r,ct, covered With flour, into the midst
nj tha rpiurcrs of Tie fun. Mr.. Watanb. having
saturatci u,ito q number Df his fellows with
flnur. suEFtied anil allowed tho Great Western
1,jpht uoartl Uat,l o havo chance. This they
tn,nrovrj nv nlayinr the "Ecautitua D!uo
,lnnu},e.t to which quite number Of
board uf Trndo men 'danced, tf,o honoss.
hovcycr, hcing carried on hy those whotn
tlo 3on.l Of Trnde men acknowledged as Billy
I,vou and Charlie Ht1Gs. a march thr "as H.
,luigcd 10, about fifty Of tbs board Of Trade
men. rnnCe,i in YolA column. Walking round the
lalI will, AiuFcB Jnies icadinE. and j. II. Myers
IN 3Yu-tl, lne1nIcr., CAP. Atkinson. aud .. U.
MycrB iforow1nH. The inalch wRs Ktalid Btc-
ccse and after it was through, and several queer
, 1875-01-01
DEATHS,

Sea NTLEBuKy-At II. residence. 40 West Taylor
st.. ThnsaIAy, Doc 81, 164t D. n., samuel Scantla-
butl, aged "A rcnrs and lu1uti1s.
Fdnernl notice hcrenfler.
A. SSey. oi AuE'ss, ill.,, daashtes oi sho s;s lev
David Benedict. D. H.. OF pawkuokot, n. l.. aeod q
yoarn.
CliApMAN5Dec: %. II heart dlsesss, At ths resi-:
Wost Randolph,*t,. Mrs. Jane H. Chapman, Of Wood
r. WuDdstaok aud Harvard ILL.,. pApefB ptnaGe CODY,
, 1875-01-01
Tho Plaza to Buy or Sell Horses, Car
r1aKcs, 8lelRhB, etc,

T1nRcs, 8IelNhst etc.
We tays before alluded to TIN great advantages
offered l,y Weston Co., iss and 19s Washington
street. place whese everything In the Rlaps Of
livery xock horscs carriages b bought sold
to advantage. 6ales crc Lsld every Tuesday and FRI
day, and reporter who present At the suction Of
l1owes b seelYos livery stock, few daya ago, Rays
Inst sheaa 4eltatnen ae1ected Mr. Wcson to manage
tnis sle for the reason Of Aia arge acquaintance.
wpu astlur the liberal sna energetic policy Tor
which 10 has been noted iu managing tbs
hlstuess Of tho house 0f Weston b Co. Mr..
". and hA friends may Congratulate t.cmselyes
on running their business successfu1y with pubc
confidence rapidly growing iu ther favor, and the
Ccs4lu Indications tha tho busiues will not only
rrpyo III immense 4uccess, but will soou far suspssa
any ostatishneut Ut tho kind In this Western Eectton
livery atuek snd msteria!s Tuesday uext.
, 1875-01-01

A couple Of months ago, says GaEiyAani.
wel-known En9lisA artist. When passing
lss!es Ut the Louvre, aud few days af.eruard,
through tho medium Of the Tinles, startled tue
1T world bv statement that Paul Vesonese'a
great work had recently undergone process OF
such disastrous "restostt!on that its chief
uaaterpisoe In tAat d&at1oysd. Though so1as
, 1875-01-01

Doga 72Iua aud wo!ch, having tied for tho first
prizo di videl II. II. klienman aud Parkinson
lied Ut fo r birds oach In their sluot-olr for tho
SECOND prl ze. and then concluded to divide; Judd,
killing foul' straight in hs nLoot-oa with Joha-
Bon, j. J, h fe'nsnan, aud II. n Sherman, touk
tue tLird prize,
aouautnetl nut,.iea, MAJ then shot, M fulluMa:
, 1875-01-01

INTERNAL REVENUE.
YEARLY COLLECTIONS IN THIS DISTRICT.
The fcJIoTin5 III detailed statement Of the
collections Of interuA revenue in the First Dis
trict o. Illinois for tho year ending yesterday:
, 1875-01-01

aunther Open AL Day.
In order to accommodate bis numerous cuatoners,
to inaugussts tho new year sweety aud 10 sssst In
stlng happy the little ouss, ounthsrs popular con-
fseioassy vii b. opsa " day md tysuius,
, 1875-01-01

piauos fox Caah.
few Instruments that have been rcnlod and but
little uAsd bo bought At 1teeds Tompie Of AIuaic
No. % yan Dureu street, 1t the very lowest panic
ptices.
, 1875-01-01
Pll.EON.SHt1OTjNC.

THE SW EEr3TAKE3 TOURNAMENT
at Decker Park WAS continued yesterday, with
good attendance OF sportsncn aud spectators.
Tue event Of the day WIS a swespntakeH Of $40
each, 10 birds. q yards rise. from plunge-traps.
There we're soyantcen ontrios, and tho ssore was
, 1875-01-01

The collections for tho mupth Of December,
1874 {the nsut month of Mr.. Wadswortsl's Col
lectorship), ext:ocdet thcso Ut any month for
several years.