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STEAMER LINES.

NOTlCE TO THE PUBLIC.
WASHINGTON, NORFOLK, NEW YORK.
BOSTON And PRO V1DENCE.
The new and elegant Steamer JANE MosElv
Washi1Rio %sn snd h Sor LIP between
Was6iRe,dn eSe1y MhgSn IT. at Ies7ias
scp me- ~ the principal Riyer Landings
Ire i2T BostSn and Providence, with the Old
Igalihlon steanls hip Company for New York 9
Due notice viii be given when the I.adv of IN.
LHSe slll Commence her regular trips
Yer freight apply to
y X. NTZHUGH,, 9Th street Wharf
". HYDE, Georgetown
r. A. REED, Alexandria, Va
A. Z. PLANT General Agent,
--- - ~ Boom No. 4, Plant Building,
EoR POTOMAC RIyER LANDINGS.
ID a me swift and fayorite Iron Steamer 49,
tlLOI BOZ W. II. By les, Csptsin -
ns,nihg been thoroughly oveThauIed and rsfifrad
resume her trips fer Potomac river Lansinc s ON
StESbA1 March I'd, and eyery TUESDAY and
sAIIKDAf thereafter leaving Fitzhugh1s wharf
IcOt OF 9th street, at O'Clock @. m. Returning wilt
evening .-1 saaesS
Freight received daily
Al nreights must be prepaid.
IeDA N. IL. FITzHUGH, Agen
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EoR POTOMAC RIVER LANDTNGs
nj ERCHAHTS' LINE OF sTEAMsHIPs
WASHINGTON AND NEW WORK

,f Ssrssstsr the nne Steamships Y. o. KNIGHT ana
John GIBSON will make regular week ~e-,sx
Y ulRs bet~ eeen NV YORK, ALEX-<HExR
AAEI hIA A q TON sndSeEE51A
S1-Oh1EIONN, as fOllOws:-Lesve NEW YORK
rom fier J.. East River, every SATURDAY
H. leaVe GEOkGEIONN every FRIDAY atT
% ard ALEXANDRIA the same day AT 2 m
:. r or iuii Information apply to r. p. A DENHAM
business once and wharf, % Wafer street George
bridge. J. w TEON PS0S praIii5sssst. oe'
=, - Freishts delivered by KnoI's Express Orders
left At General Office, 6p3 PennsyIysnia aSenna
or At the steamer wharf, will be promptly attended
W ielI -fr
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EZ-- GREAT 1922
1Ot - PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1919
To THE
hoBTH " Est, SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
Trains leave a. follows:
" sstiU EtcI4..--. SEQ a. N. Baltimore s:25 g. N
.----lf-3 q. n. " l.IS Z. n.
..--- no m. s.25 D. N.
- 0-I5 D. II. -iI-sO D. m.
TEE GREAT DOUBLE TRACE EJUTE,
ND tI-Raut Seenery- Palace Sil.s-rOCLa Day and
hight Cars, with modern iTaEroy erasats.
ITo EU1cTsd miles save. Il Ncsrsrn anf Contra
Ssg YoTk.
MAKE CONNECTIONS
th-oEgh IRON NASHISGTyN % tns WEST suc
aCl.l Il Ng-Asu; change.
4icket- b tLi= route Be procured 81 the Offices.
corner q $50 street sud P,uI- Yya1is avenue, and
corner " Oh street. s1 Peuusy lEaia avenue, under
Est1oual Hotel, where reliable Information wi Is
given a. a.! times.
Passengers procuring tIck-ts e. these ofnce. Cap
- IRE Accommodations 10 Palace Cars for Chicago,
RI.t-5urg and Rochester.
u. u. Bon ., Jr., General Passenger Agent,
uaIlS-ly Phi zdelphia, Pa.
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FVNHUS. Il. WAGGAMAN,
L Real Estate Auctioneer, 5Is 7th street.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, No 900
22D STREET, BETWEEN PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE AND STREET, NORTHWEST.
a On SATURDAY, June the 10Th, 1873, at 5
clock p. m, shall offer at public anction, on
The premises the aboyedescribed property, proved
by n Brick House of seyen rooms.
Terms day of sale.
Iel54t THOS. T.. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
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'VNHOS. BOWLING,
Il Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
tSUccessor TO EAtner Il Cleary,)
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th st
TRUSTEES SALE OF COTTAGE LOTS on I
SIkElI NnRluM Is L RErMEEN lsrn

TRUSTEES SALE OF COTTAGE LOTS ON T
STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN leTH
AND 18Th STREETS.
fM By virtue of deed of trust from John L.
Iii Mari and wife, dated May 9th, ISL, and re-
corded in ber 69 folio A. of the land records of
the District of Columbia and at tue request of the
party secured thereby, will offer at public sale in
front Of the premises, on FRIDAY, the 18th day
OF June, ISIS, AT the hour of o'clock in the after
noon. all of lots numbered u and Il in Willard =
subdivision of square Isl, nYhe city of ashington,
District of Columbia, the said lots fronting 40 on
street by lC0 feet deep, with the cottage building
upon the sane.
purchase money in 6 and Il months, the purcha-
giving his notes bearing 10 per cent interest,
secured by deed of trust All cOnveyancing at the
cost of the purchaser. A deposit of $50 required
when the property is struck IN.
Il. p. JACKSON; Trustee.
jeSlOt THOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer.
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III II. ZIMMERMAN & SON,

=
Ii. Auction and Commission Merchants,
No. Gal La. avenue, near 9TH street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, TWO i2) NEW TWO STORY
FRAME DWELLINGS TIN ROOFS AND
FIRE WALLIS on TIE CORNER OF I7TH
AND STREETS AND l7TH STREET AND
MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE SOUTHEAST,
NEAR NEW JAIL
e. By virtue of two deeds of trust, dated re-
- spectively May I4th A. ID. lS7I, am June 9th,
A ID. l,74. and recorded respectively in Liber No.
14f folio AIS and Biber No. 1872, folio 3l3, the
land records for the District Of Columbia, and AT
the request OF the parties secured thereby, will
sell ut public auCtlon. in front of the premises. to
the highest bidder. on TIL CRSD ~, June ~ IA,
A. d ISIS, at o O'Clock p. m, all those pieces
lots OF ground situate in the City of Washington in
said District. and known upon the official plat
thereof lots numbered six, 81 and thirteen Il3,1
IN Scroggins subdivision of lot numbered four. a.
in Forsy tn : division of square numbered ten hun
dred and tlghth eight USS,l said subdivision il
recorded ia iEe Survey r Office Of said City in
with the inprOy ements thereon, consisting Of Two
Two-story Ersmes. Both corner houses, with
splendid wide lots, and will be sold separately
Terms of sale: One-third cash: (of uhch SIS
On each house must he paid at time of sae balanc
IN 6, II and l. months with interest at per cent
per annum until paid from day of e, TO be
cured 10y purchasers notes aud deed OF trust
property sold. Convey sIciug aud recording At
purchaser cost. If terms of sale not complied
Wi in six days after sale the trustee the
right to resell at risk and cost OF detaulting pur
chsser. WM. f. HOFFMAN, Trustee.
Jel4-j Nj. c. LII TIkELL, Salesmah
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ALEIAsDsIA AND wAsHIEGToS R.

a LEIAsDEIA AND WASHINGTON RR
"A
EEEAAeEsiA 4 FREDERICKSBURG q B..
tUANEE Cg AND : xTH STKEEIs-
Local trains icay for Alexandra as fOIloWs-E,
=, s. 10, a. N, 1, 3, a s, o. p. NJ, ana
= q u and AMI p. u. daily, al ether trains daily
GICrL SUNDAY.
Local Trains .esve Alexsndrfs - foIiows-o, IL
y 10, / a. m; 1, 3, 4, 3, o snd p. n. The D,
e and lO a. IN. aud aud o. m. from AlexsndrIs
daily, all ott-' rains daily except Sunday.
, The - fn ard b .. m trains from Wa hington,
alc The tud p. IN. trains from AleNaRdris,
Connect daily With trains Virginia Midland road
. y a. L. sut r n. Connect Win trains " ash
inEtOn and Ohio r. Il.
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond
leaves Arlington 3. daily, except Sunday.
through u Eets TO all points coCth and Southwest
Tor SAFE III Ohces 18th street and Pennsyy snie
1yeDue- sDd corner 5Ih street ana Pennsyiv aia
nue., where passengers can leave orders for baggage
- be Checked 81 al hc.els and residences through
eesst,stiCp. II. VI. BOYD, Jr.,
General Passenger Agent.
GEO. Q. WILKINS, General Supt.
lsnsh Baltimore, Nd.
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nUNCAESON BROS, Auctfoneers,
~ Southwest corner 9th and SITS northwest.

CIhNJEBY SALE OF NAUANT LOT ON
MAk1LANDANENIE. NEAR THE CAPITOL
AND BOTANICAL GARDEN.
le9 BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of
Eff the District Of Columbia, passed in Equity
49, cause No. 4572. I shall. on MONDAY the , st
day of June, A. ID. 1875, the premises, at clock
p m, offer for sale at public auction lot 6, square
No. SIC, situated the corner of Maryland avenue
and I'd str eet northwest.
Terms: One third cash; and balance in three equal
payments at respectively six, twelve and eighteen
months, with per cent. interest, to be secured by
the purchaser notes and reserved lien the pro-
perty, deed given the final ratscation of sale
Convey anCipg at purchasers cost deposit of Sl00
at time Of sale. If the purchaser fails to comply
it'll the of sale within week, the trustee
reserves the right TO resell the property the risx
ard cost Of the defaulting purchaser, upon giving
five days public notice.
REGINALD FENDALL, Trustee
jelO DUNCANS0N BROS, Aucts
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UNDERTAKES.

IL r. HARVEY,
Undertakeys
SO. sSt sTsKET, between Ninth AZ Ts-'k
p.kIl-lY
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NAyASH. Il. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w Successor TO Green W Ilii Jams, Auctioneers
1901, northwest corner 10th and ID streets.
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NOTIOE-Parties who desire 70 Dispose Of al
IN KINDS OF WEAVING APPAREL, can sell
them for . higher cash price than any place in he
city, By csliinR on addressing HERzO0, 9lJ ID
strest, bet 9h and lse, northwest. Prompt 81
lsltion win - gtyecs nAylS-6
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VERY DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY,
ON Third STREET, NEAR HIGH STREET,
GE0RGETnWN AICTIaN

n "A
~ On MONDAY June 21st, at 8 o clock p. m,
E in front OF the prem will sell parts Of Lots
30 and Isl, in Beatty and Hawkins addition 70
GeoIgetown, having front of 40 feet on the south
line Of Sd street. with depth Of $50 feet, improved
ky two two story Brick Dwellings and large double
Brick Stable.
Terms: One-third cash: the balance in and Il
months. with interest, secured 10y deed of trust on
the property. All veysncing AT the cost of the
purchaser A deposit Of sIlO required when the
property is bid OF.
jel5-d TH0S. BOWLING, Auct
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AUCTION SALES.


THohAs BOWLING,
G AZ the CD stand OF Isiimer Cleary,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue aud nth ST.
oNKwEssoN BREEcHLoaprNs CENTRAL.
ccaakRPPhhIkdh; INCLUDING ioo LOADED
on THURsDAY, June 2t,h. At IL O'Clock m. a,
my auction room, VII sell the above valuable oaI-
ii TB0s. DOWNING, Auction@e-.
ID. Resi Estate Broker sad Auctioneer,
Federal BuiloS oss, corner III sni sts northwest;
ATTENTION. C;rNCRETE MEN. ENGINEERS
AM BUILDERS.
~ WeWill - =. corner 0f Eth aud l. strrcts
noTthwest. /? iDAN J Gne 1 :. ISIS, Al 0
q. m u the his 4esf bidder. the property
Stone Crushers. l0-hCr-e Engines, Z horse En-
gine, - horse Boilers. large oi Lumber IN sheds
also, Old Irons, Mixers, Competition and Tar
set blacksmith Tools. Horse Carts. lot Harness
and o,her ProPoT ;y. Must be removed AZ once.
-JeloN J I. CoLDWELL. salesman.
'THoMAs DOWNING.
Il suoiio,.eer and Real Esta.e Broker.
At the cd stsrd 4 Ls,Imer & Clear.
Southwest coraeT Of Peans. avenue and llth street
ONE noTBLE PnEToN Carriage, Ys,R-
PGHfEs and H.RNESS TO MtrcH. cNs s
MACON. By kiMBALL MAN FiC 'T
co oh SAN FRANCISCO; TWO soRREL
.BLACK HORSE. A 81 PEBIoR aS1MNpsL oNE
N On tbin L,l June l-,h; ISIS, at
without reserve, the above valuable outft Par.ies
dsirfng frstcass articles should fsil 10 attend
outfit must be sold Can 10 seen az the stables any
dsy before and day Of sale
jeI6 RepI THOs. BOWLING Au,t.
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CHARL ES c. GIBSON, Anctioneer.
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F. J. SWEET; pro,.r aud ,u..;ono.r
No. 311 18th street. opposite L. s. Post Office.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, November 22,-The appoint.
ments Of Sir ]. Holker and St. AFdinge
Stanley Clifford to the Attorney and So.
licitor Generalship, respectively, were
confirmed to-day.
A special from Berlin says that Prince
BiSmark has attended Parliament, His
health better than was reported, and he
intends making a speech to-day,
EUROPEAN GRAIN MARKET.
The Mark Lane ErpreaS weekly review
OF the corn trade: Rain has indefinitely
postponed much Of the autumnal sowinga
In England; with the bad condition OF the
samples and continued large imports,
many markets are one shilling cheaper,
but farmers are reluctant to accept lower
rates even for poor samples when foreign
arrivals slacken, as soon they must, and
rents are paid, better trade at more re-
numerative prices seems likely. 1t ap-
pears that the French reports have been
uniavorAble, no sowing has been done
in some districts, this has hardened the
price OF wheat in Paris and tho provinces
although -four Is somewhat cheaper,
Prices In Belgium are firm and in HOl.
land stationary. The Germany markets
are inactive and generally unchanged, al
though at Danzig and Vienna and in
Hungary, quotations are rather lower,
Russian markets show no change.
LONDON, November 2S-G A. MA
special from Berlin states that the FEEDER.
al Council has rejected the Prussian pro.
position for cOerciyo press laws.
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FRANCE.


PARIS, November 22.-In the Assembly
to-day the debate on third reading Of the
Electoral began. All the. amendments
to the first clause in regardto the terms
Of residence required for voters which
were agreed 10 on the 9th aud 9th insts.
were to-day rejected, and the clause was
definitely adopted as originally submit.
ted. The Right Centre has held meet.
Ing and resolved TO oppose all the amend.
ments which the Left and Left Centre
intend 10 introduce, with view to modl.
flying the vote OF the llth inst. on the l4th
clause OF the bill, by which the "scrutin
d'ArrondisSemenp was adopted aS the
method Of voting.
Ministers Buffet and Dufame to-day
attended the sitting Of the Committee to
which the press bill was referred. Mr..
Buffet said the Constitution contained no
enunciation Of principles. The press
might discuss the republican form Of
government, but mnst not attack the
Assembly or the powers establlshedby the
Constitution,
PARIS, November 23.-The MOniicur
says II Ia thought that the election Of
that portion OF the Senate which Is to be
chosen by the present Assembly will be
fixed for Monday next and that tho Gov.
ernment will propose the dissolution Of
the Assembly on the 10Th Of December.
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CANADA.

MONTREAL, November 22.--Yesterday
the curse OF tho Roman Catholic Church
was announced In pastoral relative to
the interment OF the remains Of Joseph
Guibord In consecrated ground. The pas
toral says: For we have truly declared,
In virtue Of the Divine Power that We ex.
ercise in the name Of the pastor Of pastors
that the place where this rebellious son oi
the Church has been deposited Is Separ.
ate from the rest Of the consecrated GENE.
terry, to be no longer more than protanc
place, an ordinary piece OF ground.
THREE RIVERS, QUEBEC, Nov. 22--
The bark British Queen, from Montreal,
bound for England and several schoonerS,
loaded with flour, have gone inio winter
quarters here, there being too much Ice in
the river to proceed further this season,
MONTREAL, November pm. r. R.
an, Produce Merchant, has suspended.
Liabilities over $4,000.
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The river continues to fall, the marks
at 0 o'clock last evening indicating Z
feet.
The Market Boy left for Pittsburgh at
8 A. NJ. with m excellent trip.
The Laura l.. Davis, EN- route for Pitts.
burgh with pig metal, laid here about
five hours yesterday lighting up. She
left several tons Of metal here, and left
for Pittsburgh shortly before noon.
The Express left for Parkersburg at II
A. NJ.
The Nail City arrived from 81. Louis
with tow Of iron ore and Ia now lying
at the lower end Of the wharf.
The Andes got IN from Cincinnati at 2
r. N. with a good trip. She will return
this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Courier will leave for Parkers.
burg this morning.
Proposals for building a dam on The
Great Kanawha river, near Brownstown,
will be received at Baltimore until noon
Of December 80, 1875, and opened itnme.
diately thereafter.
tBy Telegraph
pirsBURon, Pa. November 22.-Rivet
3 feet I inches and about stationary,
weather clear.
CAtRo, November 22.-Aftived-
Storm No. 3, ]. Macarthur, Ohio, City Of
Alton, 81. Louis. Depafted-Leopafd,
81. Louis; Storm No. 8, ST. Louis; J. Nc.
Arthur, south. River 10 feet inches
and falling. Raining. Mercury 49,. - -
MEMPHIS, November 22.-River sta.
tionary. Weather cloudy and warm,
with a light rain this morning. Arrived
Illinois, Vicksburg. Depafted-Pey.
tona, Ohio river; 81. Genevieve, Vieks.
burg; Belle Memphis, 81. Louis Susie
Silver and Arkansas, New Orleans, The
CtscSN4Tf, November 22.-River IA
feet 8 iChes and falling. Weather cloudy
and cold. Arrived-Hndsoh, Wheelingi
]. y. Parker, Memphis.
EvASsvILLE, November 22.-Weathef
cloudy, with signs Of falling weather.
Mercury 3O' to 44'. Ice this morning.
lIiver 10 4.lO feet and falling. Up
John l.. Rhoads, Greay Eagle, Red Cloud,
Evansville. Down-Glasgow, Della and
tow, Andy Baum, Arkansas Belle, Mary
Houston. Business moderate.
LOUISVILLE, November 22.-Weathef
cool and cloudy. Atrived--Cobb Cecil,
EvanSville;J. d. Parker, Memphis; Nash:
Vile, Tennessee River shippets' Own,
Evansville. DeparLed-Ce6il, lrontoni
Parker, Cincinnati; Robin, ClarkSville;
ShippcFS' Own, Cincinnati. River feet
4 inches in the canal 8 feet inches on
the falls.
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ST, Louis, November 22.-TO-day has
been devoted to speeches by tho counsel
in the Mcdonald trial. Judge Chester
II, Krum spoke for the defence and Col,
Dyer, District Attorney, for the prosecu.
tion, The case was then given to the jury
who, after Consultation for nearly three
hours, returned a verdict Of guilty OH all
counts in the indictment, eight in number.
Judge Krum asked that the jury be poll.
ed, which was done and each juryman re.
piled aitirmatively TO the question
whether II was his verdict. Dis
trict Attorney Dyer then asked the
court TO sentence the prisoner or
order him into the custody Of the Mar
shal. Judge Treat replied that as the
law prescribed the maximum and mini.
mum punishment, and leaves only limited
discretionary powers, he would not pass
The sentences in any Of the cases, whether
the defendants may have pleaded guilty,
or are all convicted by a jury, until be has
heard the evidence in all the cases now
awaiting trial. In the meantime tho de-
fendant will 10 ordered into the custody
Of the Marshal.
Judge Krum asked II the court would
take further bail for his appearance, ho
Is now under $4,000 bail, to which the
court answered that lie would require
$4,000, Judge Krum said that amonnt
could not be obtained tonight, and the
prisoner was given In charge Of Deputy
Marshal Stevens, Judge Krum will
probably make motion respecting the
bail Tomorrow morning. In opening the
court regarding the punishment, the
maximum imprisonment is three years
oil each count and the minimum Is six
months, AZ to the fine the discretion OF the
court Is unlimited.
Wm. Mckee and Con. Mcguire entered
into 900 bonds each to-day OH the new
indictment found against them, Jointly,
aud gave their personal recognlzance on
the amended Indictments against them
each, Individually.
MILWAUKEE, November 22.-The trial
Of Kiewart 4 Worth, distiIlers, proceeded
this afternoon before Judge Drummond,
but developed nothing of interest.
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PERSONS AND THINGS.

The woman is yet to be discovered who
when her husband is pouring oxpletivel
into the bosom Of his clean shirt, will moi
sOlemnly declare that the garment had
every button on it when it was put away,
A Sacramento lady who sports an arti.
fetal tooth left 1t on the table OF the res.
taurant where she had taken breakfast the
other morning, and on returning for II
about IN hour afterward found 1t ut.
tached as a charm to the fob-chain Of the
waiter.
A Brooklyn husband gets along conf
fOrtably with one hours sleep per night,
II is the result Of training, his wife hay,
ing for years followed the practice Of
sleeping in the daytime and devoting the
usual hours Of rest to conversational re-
creation OF the high.keyed order.
Since the Cleveland woman sawed of
the leg Of her drunken husband, discon-
tented and unhappy wives all over the
land are anxiously waiting to see II their
Cleveland sister will be punished to any
severe extent, providing themselves with
saws in the meantime.
Philadelphia builds six thousand new
houses every year. Everybody there not
only has n house of his own to live in,
but has another standing by ready for
him to move into in case the one he
lives in should be struck by lightning,
A wild goose few into Oregon, and It's
crop being opened revealed new kind
Of grain. From the seed forty bushels
have been raised, and the Oregon farmers
are sitting on the fences with their elbows
on their knees wondering what they
shall call the new kind Of whisky they
will make from it.
A Vassar girl wrote home:-"Dee Paw
paw, we study Latin TO- owahs n day,
French seven up and science evah SO
loung. The COED matrOns nevah let us
60 owet. Won't you send me my leggins
and skates for n poo Eittle girl who lives
in the village. Don't forget the heel
utrnnsn
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LONDON, November 22.--The steamer
City Of Richmond, from New York, ant
Moravian, from Quebec, arrived ont.
PHILADELPHIA, November 22.- The
steamer Vaderland, from Antwerp, hal
arrived.
New YoRK, November 22.-Artived--
Steamships Nuphas, from the Mediler
reanean ports; France from lIavte; CITY
Of Chester and Montana from Liverpool
New YoRK, November 22.-Atfived
Steamer Navarino from Hull, and Lht
1lelvetia from Liverpool.
BALTIMORE, November 22.-Afrivcd-
Steamship Ohio, from Bremen.
QUEENSTOWN, November 22. - ThI
steamer Baltic, from New York, has ar
rived.
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weather Report.



For south Atlantic States high burome
Ter and northeast 10 southeast winds, con
tinued cold and partly cloudy weather.
For Gulf States, Tennessee, Ohio Va!
ley and Lower Lakes, falling barometer
and southeast TO southwest winds; warm
er, cloudy or partly cloudy weather and
occasional rains, with partly turning tc
snow In last district.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, falling followed by
rising barometer, winds shifting TO weSO
and north, warmer, partly cloudy wealth
er and occasional snow or rain, succeeded
by colder, partly cloudy weather, which
will extend to the Upper Lake regiOl
during the afternoon and night.
For the Middle and Eastern Statei
falling barometer, Southerly to easterly
winds, rising or stationary temperature
and IN the former possibly light rain OF
snow In The northern portion, which will
extend over the latter.
For the New York Canal region TEN
perature near and slightly above tht
freezing point on Tuesday, except posi-
bly, in The eastern portion.
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VOLUME XXIV,,-NUMBER 10.
NEW YORK.


New YORK, November 22,-The Pa.
cifc Mail Steamship Company, through
their attorney, have commenced suit In
the Supreme Court against Congressman
John s. Schumacher, Of Brooklyn, to re-
cover from him the sum OF $780, 900,
money Of the company, which they ailege
were unlawfully paid him by Richard B.
Irwin, agent Of tho company, for alleged
services in procuring q government sub
sidy for the company in 1872. II il al
legged by the company that Irwin had 4
large amount Of their money in his hands
which he disbursed unlawfully to q num-
ber OF persons, among whom was Schu-
maker.