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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-28
CAPTURE OF SILVER COlNERs.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I

RICHMOND, Ind, Dec. 21.-Eastern Indiana
IS flooded with counterfeit silver, an1 the Secret Service
4, making special effort 10 bring The nan acturers to
light but thus tar with only moderate success There arc
two organized bands operating few niles south OF
this city and the other twenty-five miles north Jesse
Wav conuterfcer who has spent nearly quarter OF
century M pcnitentary, Was recently captured near
Wiurhr, er with acc1mpiiccs, and Two young men
named Die and snyder. They viii have hearing on
Saturday the charge OF c0nuleiic.tlnE. way mas
hers of the Northern gang, while De aul snyder were
members OF the Southern gang. United states secret
service Detective RthbOne aud number Of assistants
are engaged In ferreng out the Other members OF the
"A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-28

The world has not yet learned all the vir-
trcs ~ strong government The German Foreign uftc
has directed a thc achoomls,crs DE- Berlin to caution
usIr pupils against following. hooking aud depgtailng
mruHris Ur attendants of the Chinese Embassy.
An Irish iury has had the audacity to assess
q woman Coos damages done 10 mans heart. Mir Emn
hu,udrlpcs assistant OF Eoseea. was jlted by win
slm. fou badly VI thftynye; and, after hearing The
ed fafJ ufn lover. rom M Dps. The generous
Jars afaI, Im sl21D as damage 30 that tnc cous0-
hunu afforded liu d. az 70 very solid hind. The lalY
rHHlt admitted ufOW.s' t0 marry The platinum. bit
id. iIl slr We uni Nty much 300 love, i tuat eNs
't,'..u'd tD Dc dIctlt. 90 to- duuug f.' cDurshIp
The new Anglican order of Corporate Re
Union unu Dos an organ. % is ihuoan as TIE Reunion
isuev aud openly advocates tnc reunion of thc Ane-
hr'n Church a. au ecclesiastical holy with one Roman
'nmcD. Il0 WUmntrrsH thls publication do u0' ap
provo rf tf.taIH conversions thtl book upon Isl o..
t'Otn' I.nIlIn Moreover, tey loii CHAT such .rc..
'ls ''.' ln Doe least UkriF 200 h.urHt thc NaI onu
'nath. of restore lurI.ul 90 tlr fntH" 1he Au-Iciu
u'l'n 10 i' Dol carried Dtri in body Oi Ton million
'.i'.' nif nni hI secession. soul hy sou.
a Washington land'ady. whose gas bulls
A''' 'asd rs ftnous fffD owing Co. thc reckless
''' "i'" "''h hrr u..fs pIa5 cirIs and read novels
H t i''' ea iast verk fo give every member ~ tho
i'n''h'N piaetral fss0l Boo economy AZ an early
hf m iht evening thc we wac turned on go o., meter,
hhd ihe dodgers were forced 30 40 10 bed u the dafk
Wien t oi lady was ready o. So 10 her room she bad
the ffs turned on again. several b,arders had cf the
ff, Da ihl AZ ir gas silcliusd iut0 the room ahile
a. the ODD body had lY tle O0.f0l's t aud stii.r
Nrhi fath iu plumbers and gtsu fffs the results Of
"'ln,si' frif'nchnent have not been satisfactory.
The Drunkards Wife, with variations, was
presented on Christmas nsht "a sunday school festival
@sAshJ oi'y Penn. A tie curtain rose upon the pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-28
, CONTENTION OLE COLLEGES.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dee. pa convention Of
colleges organized under authority OF land grants from
Congress. was held here to-day. Representatives. were
piceent from Illinois, Massachusetts, Iowa, Missouri
New,Jersey, Virginia, Pennsylvania aud Ohio. j. w.
Gregory. OF Illinois. chosen President, aud j.
r. smith, Of Ohio, Secretary President Gregory
of Illinois read paper college degrees,
fpr th, several courses OF sudYlitcmtuGe scientific
and archaeological. At the afternoon session. paper
yn. rad ON Scientific studies aud Courses OF study"
bv prsdcut Knkle OF Massachusetts, and AZ the
me- session theie was discussion ON Military lnstruc-
lion aud Dfll these Colleges" and paper on New
CungI sonal Appropriations for Scientific and Teehni-
cal Education" By Professor Atherton, OF New
Jersey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-28

gentleman Just IN Washington, represent
inc y'y rc tnpuryrd interests in the Last, shys this
A. fbs general determination of capitalists 81 that Gee
'l and tai thry vail prefer to loan thcr money at
t M q tr OF if necessary, even send 70 abroad.
rather Than trust u 90 The hthls oi PhWr VINO hatt
WD.t with AID ifs acknowledged grand r-uu crh, WUld
h. irft u u ptnbe plight without capiial 10 develop
t I,,f Ia. own N I'd Interests 10 hoped that the
,tton which has set 40 on this subject VIII gov m
strrugth The woIhugmCn oi tht West ought u" Aho.
~ ~ t,pe That A tey get the suer dollar Tor wh!ch
,3.s ve reu clamoring they VIII not De able Co buy
much with 30 ~ with the dollar tnty arc 10" reoolEns.
ts, bien would at ALI times be worth It's face value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-28
LETTERS From the PEOPLE.
ELDER EVANS IN A TANTRUM.
To the EditOr OF the Trt6une.

To the Editor OF the TrfJune.
SIR. Why do you great and powerful edi-
tors allow the GodntheC Constitution party to prosecute
unopposed d. VI. Bennett editor OF The Truth SEEKER
Are there any people more anxious protect the youth
OF our nation from the corruptng influence Of obscene
publications than the Shakers Yet, as my soul yeth
would rather have the repeal Of all laws for the sup
preston OF vile publications than tits robonG Of the
United states mail these pOus lying decoy letters, ths
interference with, and suppression Of free opinion on
theological matters where the orthodox inhdc Is Just as
Good a man or woman as the orthodox CHRISTIAN, as
good an American citizen, and thousand times more
safe with human liberty in his custody Nnht piauhs,
before high Heaven these that are beluf played IN
the name Of religion when who are Ike Jefferson
Franklin and Pane-ioundcrs OF our GJyerIlment-are
being prosecuted bv officers Of the Government which
the founders gave thcriIves u establish L. ". EVANS
GOuuf Lebanon. Dee. -, lS41.
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DIR. EGGLEsTOY'S ENDEAyOR CLUB.

INC EUIEOF Ut IHt FUW 70
SIR: Your report OF an interview with me
about the Endeavor Club is IN the main very accurate
But beg leave correct sentence, viz: People
think have accomplished great DEAL Dat ii is nothing
to what | could do" trust that those VINO know me
VIII NOT believe me capable o, "A foolish boast. said IN
tallng TO your reporter. meaning the remark for
priut, II Is nothing 10 what could 90, II had the
,nonry an II that lust now stands la tho way Of every
man fr, iuc to do anything must add that the sentence
standing alone does injustice To- the noble, sesacrlclg
mon and women who have worked almost day and night
In orLeye what has been DONE and whom most or the
credit Is due. EDWARD EGuLhsAoH'
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SPECIMEN slLNLR REASONING.

1t is urged that when silver was dcmOne-
liz 4 II was d,lrer metal than gold Nry well. Gold
/, now tie dc,Ur. f. l. insisted that whel silver was
.uetIZ,d b.r. moi much Of IL was coined Il was
not n rs, %, money. t,L this q reason for demOnc-
tztuu H. thai br i.ur NOS much gold is Ia circulation.
II n, denOnciiIe o. altogether. Why not VIVA; aggi-
reut was in fIy0r of te characterization OF silver
that is mot equally yah Tor the panisils ri gold also
n can not 10. MED r the aut,vcr that Con ips.
has me power o. do IT, Docs the DOnihodcr say This
would b uIuu-trIu~ 10 would b. breaking faith with
~. American Itop.o sav tine dcHoI,IzrinI OF silver
was mons .ruus; 10 was breaking fHth win Us. They
viii a,I IIC Congress d oar agent; rs hst duty Is
us Bui lot the u he introduced. Wen then hear
-.tfy wi he said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-28
PUBLIC OPINION.

Uncle Dicks salary as Governor will be
coo year. While MS paw Trustee OF the Southern
Railroad is $1,000 more This ought 10 cnabr hn 70
Enquirer (Dcm)
Never in the history of the country was
there such uttr and cntrc prostitution of TIE public
service To individual arccl and unhOy personal amOi-
tion az 10. ben shown the nominations made b. the
Cauiuct-l Utica Republican RcpJ
Soon after Congress reaSsembcs will come
the of te Presidents ndcp .ndencc II he yields TO
the dcmands OF Coukling Cameron and thcr allies and
Gi.missc. Mr.. hI!Z, sial be greatly mistaken In
the temper OF tHe man, C. cyeland Herald (Rep1
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DOUBIFUL RUMORS ABOUT THE PRESIDENTS
InLAs OF HLAINE.
Much surprise was expressed to-day in Adj


Much surprise was expressed to-day III Adj
min -fttlo rcrs 40 the staten ;nts Of senator Blaine
i b. recent interview. 10 is regarded I'm authoritative
rtrcrs as M unfair view OF The acts Of the Admnisr
non The President stated 20 friend that he moi
n.ibe 10 re- motives which might artuptc the Demo
cratic pary Iut that ne was not 90 De the judge OF that
ami ~ bad .scmiug inclination 10 recognize them might
yt sur steps were wcI considered aud would IN the
,ui hc believed. be fully justh 81 ~ thr results. The
President having formally declared hls nirn ION not Co
b candidate again under ans circumstances u in
tituaed TINT ih. contest IN the Senate simply with
Vrw 10 iud yidul political ACKNOWLEDGMENT, and That
tb Administration was not TO br drawn INTO such
cu1 a. Iac President viii act Or the Interests of the
Republican party, and will neither be- driven out Of II
npr be- driven into any other party
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TRIBlINE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Theiayrsn batomca variations IA this ely BY ienhs Of
inches lines give dyons Of thus for the q hol
preceding midnight white line represents tbs oscillations
Of the mercury dunn.s those hours
TRIBUNE OFFICE, Dee. 2Sl a. m.-Daring yesterdays
somew hat clearer weather there small rise OF air
pressure with little change OF temperature The amount
of moisture In the air excessive. These conditions
are favorable though there Is slight chance that they
may be temporarily neutallct BY storm that Is pass
ing nOrthward, OF the coast.
For this city and vicinity, cooler and at times partly
cloudy weather Is probable to-day and tomorrow.
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LATEST SHIP NEgS.

ARRIVED. ................... DEC. 81.
Steousbip city OF Vera Cruz Van slice, Havana Dec %,
with Inise aud pass. 4. Alcxandrc & -ons.
SLip Pyaeer (of st JOhn y. b. Cox Calcutta 2l days,
with md-e order vessel 20 James w Elwel Co. llad
nne weather the entire passage Passed. the Cape OF Good
Hope ~. It Helena Nov r. and crossed Che Equator
2Gth In 80 20 oct r. lat % ~ - Ion 80 10 f., spoke
bark Alice Its, from Bassen Tor Falmouth 6j days out;
2jth tat - Ion 26 50 f. ship Highlander OF saeml
from Hong Kong Tor New York. NOV lat 20 90 D. lon
30 H. bark Odbrdge (Br, nom Calcutta Tor FamOuth 81,
lat p Ion. ~ f. ship Kit Carson from Maulmein for
Dec - lat 80 o. Ion "a 49, passed close by
small schr dsmastcd with urymast rssed, steering ~ W.,
wanted no assistance.
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Dee. 27.-Arryrd to-day, F. T.. Carney.
HALFAx y. - Dee 27.-ArTiye, steamship BermuGa, 81
Johns y. f. Sailed. steamship Ahambra, 81. Johns, ~ f.
huIbors the Nova scpuan coast are still open ana yes
sci5 arriving and departing.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
GALVESTON Dec 27-Cieared steamships CITY Of Houston
Yorl: Tamauipas No. ?. Baanqun, Colombia barks
crown Jewel, COX orders. Espaltua Fleetwood
NFW.OELE Dec 27-Cirared steamship Reading, Phila
delphia. ships Prince NuiO lh Colonial Lmln, Minnie H.
Geow Auglcsea all Tor Liverpool Arrived al Passes steam
BALTSogr Dee 27-Cleared steamship stamfordham lBr
Grey, Ipswich.
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMSHIP.
LIVERPOOL Dee 27-The steamship Aratoon Apcar, Capt
Whites from New orleans Dec. o, arrived here today.
For other Ship Nsrs Third PGgei
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india Proofs Only.


limited Dumber Of impressions OF the MEMORIAL
VIGEETTE Of the CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION which
was incorporated certificate Of award offered
for sale principal and bookstores Ts giguete IL
n1aved CHEST style Of the art Of line engraving on
Steel, by the NATIONAL BANK NOTE COMPANY, 10
Wallst, NeW-YOrk.
Nervous Exhaustion medical essay comprising series
OF Lectures delivered Kahns Museum OF Anatomy, New
and Of premature decline showing M
disputably lost health be reganed aOrng GEAR
lmDedmeuts marriage aud the treatment OF
nervous debility being the result Of 20 years ex
ptTrucc. Address secretary hAhNS
Museum Of Anatomy, 6S5 broadway Newfork
Post OGicc mails or the week enuns
SATURDAY December 30 8'1 Will close al tbs Once on
TUESDAY, az : a. M for Europe by steamship wyoming
VA Queenstown WEDNESDAY, at 1870 a. m, Tor Ia
france forwarded by ths steamer must b" specially
adIressc,l and at M, FOR direct, By steamship
Canada via Havre; on IfURsDAI at - No. for Europe,
by steamship Fiisia via Plymouth Cherbourg and Ham
burg: Ou SAGU RDAY. at a. M for Scotland, and North
ireland BY Victoria, via Neville ana Glasgow
10 A. for Europe by steamship Cliy Of chester
Queenstown Correspondence for rnany, 70 De Or
warlcd Dc specially aidTtssed and at
lljD Europe, steamship Wt-ef VIA 1Onthatnp.
on Bremen The steamships Wyoming Bulnla ana Guy
OF Chester mails Denmark sweden aud NOR
gay The mails n. p Will leave New-fOrk DE.
The mails Tor tho West indies VIA Havana ana
~ Thomas will leave NewYork December 30 Tie mails FOR
China and Japan viii Francisco January J. Ine
mails Tor Australia will leave san Francisco 1nuary -
YORK Dee %, 1871. i. j. IA hf-, fOruHastI
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OPENINGS FOR Isl United SILVER.
Er-Ln LAa nLMclnMatL ClLnmercLnL

There wouldn't be any trouble now IF we
should make minds to initiate the Confederate
system az huJDc' pa finding To distribute more
money among thr prOple All that Is required is To
lpt Inc Subsidy schemes ana the public Improvements
I'M tlr sunny south. The leYee system would swallow
INV millions t. begin VITA The james River Canal
Uoi,ld quickly swallow pther MY millions These
g.d systems O internal improvement could, think
h. managed % distribute ity millions year each
tr,ugh contractors anung the people, AMI after ten
wears at tis rate of expenditure the work would De-
la fr slightest degree adyaucel hut It's fun capacity
Tor tho distribution oi mnnes among tue people would be
uuImpIlrcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-28
A SORT OF uIouJorYr CONFERENCE WANTED

We have faith III the honesty of purpose of
General ayc- HtI Pays fdc.ity TO Republican, principles.
as We have tHt sincerity % thr Republican Congress
men. W believe 90 'u bOth 20 have at heart the welfare
uf TIE country aud ,aD = publican party We scg-cst,
before wider df"T-Ic 4 opinion taxes place, that.
u spirit Uf mutual goodwill, there be parey sound d,
ld efIr made 90 arrive at some common ground %.
gcuon aud s9uo uniform rule Of po1cy IN general admin
ratlun. aud The Of the appointing power.
The uus emily strife now existing ought t. cease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-28
ANTI-BLANp-BILL PETITIONS.

To the EditOr or me TrlOhae.
SIR: Can't THE TRIBUNE induce people East
and West to sign petitions in every Congressional Dis
t.ct in opposition to the Bland Silver Biz can't
afford TO have my salary taxed or 10 per cent, But
aside from this believe have an honest interest in the
good OF the whole country which is inperilei 10y hs
bill W. H. =
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Ready this Morning.
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
The issue Of to-day contains
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HUMoRs OF THE DAY.
RUssoTURKIsH WAR DISPATCHES AND GENERAL
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WASHINGTON AND OTHER DOMESTIC NEWS
Letters from stat and other Correspondents in the Old
World and the New an Agricultural Department. Full Re-
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Address THE TRIBUNE. Network.
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on application BY postal card, Statesman Monitor"
Concord. " H.
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rhe ,In,or nna tbc police Con.mI..ioners

The follow NJ remOustauce against the removal the
po,e Commissioners has been forwarded to the Hon. smith
Els IT,, Mayor Of tie city Of New-York;
NEw.YoRK, Dec %. 1877.
To tie Mayor the city OF NcwYok and the Governor OF the
state of New York.
GgSrLEMEY The undersigned merchants bankers property
owners and Taxpayers residents OF the City Of NewYOrz
respectfully represent you and each OF that in tcr
Judgment good government the proper elorce
men Of law maintenance Of order the general welfare %
the public and the Of people OF this city, viii
NOT be subsevod the removal OF the present Commissioners
Of Police We believe Commissioners OF Police have
accomplished toward raising the discipline Of the force
wedding ahess and Incompetent officers preserving tho
pubc peace ana enforcing the law interpreted by the
courts than the present Board their official action
"a known 70 the pubic believe 1t have always been
prompt energetic free from political bias Their pronp
and successful mode Of dealing with the riots which so
seriously threatened the city IN marked
ast with action Of Kindred boards in other cities and viii
be long remembered by people Their official action amid
the legal and Other Gietcs - , w. nav fSns
the charge Of the presns Justice OF me supreme Sot N
NV Inv 9 aSa res Trsp De- a' for law
pa GeT yrhs DSkscn Rev " O. r s6ed Rev Henry isa.
land Garnelt Rev VIM NJ 0rmislon, ley. John spading.
SbTsmas Rdpep JAN " w@ reaEe Charles A. Peabody
Thomas 4SS9 s a% Tr M "F aaa Sn Mey
Rev VIM NJ Taylor Rev. y F. latned, Rev VIM. A.; Hal
SSEe Ee Rev Marvin 9aesS Robert INC Mcd ur
Ccas George L. Dale John D. Lawson, Elliot g Cowdn,
Van s2nypor tePaf1 B o oas lhfrG1 E. TaS
Lockwood aud two thousand Other wclknown citizens.
The Undersigned citizens Of New-York. invite thor fellow
ctlzens no meet at LhckcuC Hail. al o'clock the
ing Of saturday % 1871 Tor the purpose Of public
nression of opinion the enfO OF law and
against punishment OF puOhc OccS Ol the performance
OF their duty,
Howard Crosby, Beplalnn IS sherman,
Wm r. Dodge, J. D. Ncrmilyc,
Thur.ow Weed, Isaac Bell
Thomss : Hastings Joseph II. Ch0ate,
WiIl'am Dowd benjamin II. Field,
baud Dows john n. Hall
L. Grand H. Cannon, william H. Fogg
Euoch L. Fancher. Sinclair rOus-y,
Iohn A stewart, Henry j. Scuddcr,
WUlian, III. GulOn. Charles T.. Cauda.
Horace Porter Arthur Is. Graves,
salem III. Wales, John III. fAile
Amos 4. Dwight, ~. " fledng'
Wat.on r. Case Walter T. Miller,
George H. HepwOrth, {. Hyuesed .
n a. Watta Robert rauuahllL
T. FaChlr1, ~ IL ware,
n Gwyun ID. Watts and
Several hundred others.
December 20. 1877.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
For the Middle Atlantic States, stationary
or slightly higher pressure cooler followed by stationary
tamprature northeast 10 northwest Winds ana clear OF
partly cloudy weather.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS;
Abstract o. Public Laws.
constitutional Amendments In the states
Party Platforms
President u tycs's Inaugural.
President Hayess ttvl : I Ice Order
Secretary Shcnnan's Letter Bonds.
Election ~ L. = Stnatur-
Attorney General lryegs on G WI Service.
Principal judicial Ohiccrs 4. :.
Principal Departmental officers L. ).
Iron and Steel Iahl
Foreign Trade of 4. :.
Revenue and Expenditures
List Of Appropriations
Coinage and lmILl grafton
Railroad Tables
Debts OF cities.
Gold and silver Tables.
National Banks Currency and Savings Ranks.
Internal revenue Tables.
Electoral Vote for President since 1854.
Customs Receipts al all Ports L. ;.
Executive aud Diplomatic Ofcyrs.
OF \I.Nth Congress ana NOmmttees.
Popular President since 1904.
Governors of states SC
New York state Government
Public Debt L. 5.
cally arranged
For sale by all booksellers and dealers sen. BY
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PORTLAND, Me-, Dec. 27.-George a. Bailey
late publisher OF the Congressional Giobe died ut Deer
ing, yesterday aged fiity-seyen.
PANAMA, Dee 1S.-Captain Charles A. Smith,
well known for many years at Colon, and on the coast
from san Bias TO Cape Gracas Dlos, was found dead
near his store IN Blueteids. AT M On The 2ith
of November Captain Smith was born at Silver Creek,
y Y md WAS thlrty-siX wears old.
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The mn iority Of Was houses aud honest
their Of them have world wide repua.
lions financial soundness and integrity The old house OF
Alex rockingham Co., brokers' IL Walst, N entitled TO
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The rnadulternted Juice OF the grapeDr. USDERmLls
CrOtOn Vines
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OBITUARY..
COLONEL ENoCH W. c. GREENE.

Phil ADELpHIA, Penn, Dec. 27.-ColOnel
Eruch W c. Greene publisher OF The S"nddy transcript,
died at his residence number 2023 Nallacet this af
terpoon lie has been confined TO his house for several
week, past suffering from kidney complaint. lie was
about tfty-hye years OF age.
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MARRIED..

absolute confidence investor, will Ind their orders
promptly executed.
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IJIEI).

Al notices Of Marriages must be in'lorsed 'eih ~"
name and address.
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GPAUAH-SMITIT- wednesday, Dec. 20, ~ he resi-
dence Of the brides uncle by the Rev Dr. tCpeI. ~ i,h
Fanklin Graham Josie A. daughter OF Joseph 0"'''
Of this city. -,
HIII-saIrH-In Newport. T. on the 26th nst' Dy W.
Rev DR. Thayer Walter n. Till, 10 Katharine Il Sntn'
daughter Of The late Augustus w. smith, OF ndae'o"D'
Conn.
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SPECIAL Soiltes.


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follow TenOustaEce against the removal or the
po,e Commissioners has been forwarded 70 the Hon. smith
Ely IT, Mayor Of tie City Of New-York:
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