't3 AOAT, MISCELLANY.
12 i
—ntn WE Ge en
rr WREPOR OF THHE RING.
RPT CUE AQ Se ol
FRAUDS.
JUP@B BEDFORD AND THE TAMMANY
When the names of the Grand Jurors sum
“December Term of the Court of General
mened for the J
Bessions wore called, yesterday morning, Judge Bedford
dressed them as follows:
Sit those gontlemon summoned 1 serve as Grand
Jurors during the December Tors) of s Codit of Galles
Soasjons are discharged
rb that the resco tirand Juty: now in dosion, Tv
Srieiad mae ht erettma do
order ihat they ght have t0 vxamine into al
to t
So aonirs. 1 extended the November term wntil the
instant, with the sincere hope hat thay wa make
uont Ad investigation into those rious
frauds, and bring and J ak
those who bib ve 80 [yr Beri fo asd ty
treasury of untold millions. And so, n order to reassiire
this commanity of official sincoHty in this mattef,
Fake this opportasity of saying that if, on the Bl
£27 of December the Grand Jury uest 8 further
full of time, 1 o now the uredly rant 1% these
con 0
asters to the very care, irrespective of whomsoover the
lew way fall upon.
REDUCING THE CONSPIRATORS BAIL—CONNOLLY'S
CONFESSION.
Charles O’Conor went last evening to Albany,
to oppose the motion to be made this morning, before
Judie Learned, in the Supreme Court of that SURRY An:
the reduction of Willis M, T= Counsel for ex-Controller
@rews and BP gon ge Brady of the Bupreme
Pons, thls rile foe J ton of their client's bail
to This wi Lally be granted, and Connolly's
fr <add having secured that amount, he will be set at
n
Notwit! nding assertions of the morning papers,
Shere ge no oeiad denial of THE TRIBUNE'S ane
neuncement of Connolly's confession, nor is there Lid to
be, THE TRIBUNE has excellent authority fer ite infor
mation,
TWEED'S SHARE OF THE RARLEM COURT-HOUSE
PLUNDER.
Testimony connecting Wm. M. Tweed with
the Harlem Court-House swindle has been given before
the Graud Jury. It is shown that John Scallon’s war
rant for $10,000, indorged by Henry Genet, was paid at
the Yorkville Bank, of which the latter is President, and
that two days thereafter Jr. Genet paid Tweed $3,333 $3
Al other warrant for $9,362 78, indorsed in like manner, was
paid et the same bank, and a few days after
ward Mr. Genet paid Mr. Tweed 03,120; $3,50
was al80 paid 10 Tweed after a warrant for $8,000 had pre
vionsly been presented ag the bank. It is proved ala
that Mr, Tweed received sume of money from Mr. Gene
1t will be ohsnrved Tn these figures that the amount
ald to Mr. Tweed are about one-third 2 Whol
suiounts of the warrants, A relative of Genet, 1
eonversation with a TRIBUNE reporter, Jeswerday stout!
afirmed that Harry” obtained only the $5,000 Paid to
hik services as counsel, and acted megpcly as an agent t.
receive and forward the plunder to Tweed and his fellow
SOLuVIBRLO TS
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BROOKLYN'S GOVERNMENT.
THE CITY TREASURER'S ANNUAL REPORT.
‘The Brooklyn Board of Aldermen met yes
gerday afternoon, Jacob I. Bergen in the chair. The
rezular order; of business was postponed, and the Board
proceeded to ballot for the aelection of a Supervisor of
ihe Fourtecuth Ward, in place of John Mur
phy resigned. John Carroll received 13 votes,
tue Grand Duke Alexis 1, and John T. Ve
pre 3. John Carroll was declared duly elected.
A communication was reccived from Mayor Kalbflelsch
Volos tLe resadution of the Board directing the Beriw
slaw Concrete Pavement Company to lay tar sidewalks
&b toveral streets end avenues, on the ground that the
matorial was not euitable for Plevals, and that he did
i approve of the manner of paying for the work by
wing City Assessment bonds. Ie extension of time
of eight udditional clerks in the Tax Collector's office
wane 1180 vetoed on the ground that the clerks were not
pow needed. The annual Fepary of the City Treasurer
lo received and ordered printed. 1tis appended
the [Tm hed ayor and Commun Co mell of the (iy of Brooklys
GexTLeMEN: As an ord usnce of the C tv Charter makes it incomabent
Wo tie bears of the seve al Departments of the City Government to
peport to vonr or orshle body from tho to time a statement of the trans:
ect oo pid busitess cf their bureans, I take this occasion, when the
patie mivd seems poincw hat exorcise as to the manner in which the
more provinert and important oficers are discharging their duties, to
ake report of my stewardship, giving ip as er and comprehen
ive a manner as posiih’e a history of the business of the City Treasurer
Gm ibe tune 1 came Into ofbee 10 tLe present, enlrscivg period of
wsetls three tears,
Treceivic ou Jan, 1, 1989 from my nredecessor, the Hon. 8. B. Morse,
fIMTLID, sppoiticn sl as follows; Ceneral Fuad, #2102507 83;
i 2) Pend, $427,154 "7: depos ted ws Hillows: Brooklyn Bank, $211,
Fi 00g Net'ensl Cty Bunk, 1% 68% £3, Loog Idand Bank, #227,
۩3 6. At'antic Xationsl Dunk, #253451 26: Fires National Bank,
200719 9%; Mechanics Neboor! Bang, £350,990 93; Central National
Juss 81% .2 43; Farmers ad Cltisend Rational Bank, $46,570 21;
«ad Nal.oual Laws, $oie, i bond, $3833
hare pogtvad ns at rie bo dnieosOeoeral Fund, $30,758,234 1)
ov 2 Ld 61 54 1 nate daring the i.
WEVA Kez! City Baa $s 29; Loog Island Bask,
KS 138 60; Allantid Baux, $681 30; Nationa) Bank, Raasls kL]
echavies Birk, $430 137 72; Centrel Bank, $166,805 50; Farmers
apd tirens Bank, $24.13 04; Nessun Natiesal Bank 511,90 15;
osu Trost Company, $40,412 ¢9; Cameserdal Bank, $73,906 46;
cLevies and Traders Yank. 48,929 Lv, Menafacturers Bank,
$66,575 M1; Fu) op Bank, €511.083 81. Total, $3553522 88
Dueing the pe loa of my incambence have paid into the Revemue
Footons int ost an de; outs, $167495 84, and there 1s still interest not
ei Cue, eotimete! wr #0 00h which will be eredited during January,
Roe City Charter mekes it ike caiy of ‘ie Tregpurer to act as Commis
pore. fr er uung Foul. As soca Tressurer. 1 bave recessed from
Wie for oor Trogarer, cosh, $203.80 %0; honos, $1,085.250, During my
a sinke ripen there has been purchased $514,900 In City and Count
heros ine w 40,0 ONatiLG 1ustured, were roleerued $2 credited to cas
ecccirt Thee is in the Treas iry—=Crayb derosited In Brooklyn Trust
Covpe vio the credit of the Commiwiovers of the Rioking Fund,
ha 1d 63: Mechanics’ Baak, $4 oz 47; tos), $347,785 16 There
ae ataees k 2 sasuwry lurr dae ae follow as
Public v'urk, dx per ca
Water. Super... ae
ra writ City Lown, £13 yer cent.
cneirrierrnnas
out Fiospect Square, si reat.
ZO fm iy i ge 005
New-Vora Rrdge seven per eon’,
Collie Park, soten perdi...
Assessricc it Prd. se ca per cent,
brwirag “Fund seven Tor eet
Yu no} ie ue, Yen Ti con,
PALEL TREY [8 FELONY IE NL UY 4 PI
Ihe Sve Juoprovenent Leap seven per cent.
Eroolio Tewjurary Lo, seven pereat....
Wailsbwonut Bo Los 1 sever Jar conte.
Kig- Coury Lows, seven perecat....
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cestissinsaN asia sRRsan en
25.100
423.000
15 000
12.000
Mn
250.00
326.00
65,40
31,'w0
6,08)
0.040
15 "0
19 000
24.00
21,00
RE EEE PEEL EET TREE PP ETE TERS Rr ey
As cto oy Tren ares of he Board of Educatier, I Lave re
ee ced BL IT 4, and paid werran's rmoonting to $1,774.02 10,
deat vz 8 "lace Ya teasmy, to the credit of the Bosnl
of Waation, on Tes 1 R217 33] WM, deposited as fol
forwe: Mech nied Pank, $4% 40 Ju; Piest featinnal Bank,
212.001 15: ete! #2137 MW bove paid sues Jaauary,
1A evupem onl regard oboe LU Loads arwunting to $7,362 602 Ww
aod ere xa bel once of 12540 3 d-pcatel in the Nassau Natiopal
Baik to vicet outgta ding corn not ot presented,
At the date of wv Locession ty flee toe inking Furd stood eg fullowe:
Condi. C100.T0 “4: Touds, $1.93 80; torel, @1,230 620 14. At Lis
dat ot stands os loner Cook $347 735 14; bonds $1352 400; total,
@1 6 IE 1 Wr wlae an increase in cash and bonds daring my ede
mister Lon or go 0d 40, Hespectfally cobinitted,
Bool hyn gle t Ot ConTLaNiT A. SPnacen, City Treasurer,
Uh howd sd outed,
STORNY FASS] ON OF THE KINGS COUNTY SUPER:
YIsORS,
ii VISORS, i ig
In anticipation of the struggle for the posi
sion of Keeper of the County Penitentiary being renowed
ty he Board of Supertiesors, yéstegday afternoon, the
Chamher was crowded long before the hour of meet
bg. dhe eandidaies are Jaries Bhevlin, son-in-law
of Muah MeLaaglh''n, and Richard J. Newman,
Budervisor of tLe Ninth Ward and recently
Astistant  Doorkoeper of tho State Assembly,
Joh C.are't took his scat as Bapervisor of the Four
teenth Ward mi piace of John Murphy resigned. Baper
visor Newland protested against bis faking his seat, and
Mayor Kadbtleisc li steted, tout he, as Mayor, conetituted
a portion of the @oimon Council, and bad vot sanctioned
theiédcetion of Mr. Cart yil. The Chairman, Wills J.
Osborue,; declared Mr. Newman's poiut of order not
well taken. Supervikor Hurman appealed frou
Po dectslore of the Chnir, and it was Suaiyfued
“a voRe of 21 to 8. The Clerk read the resolition
offered by Mi hutchins wt the fonuer meeting, to the
efit What Junies Shevlin be appoiuted Keeper. Buper
visor Howell moved whe previous question. Sapervisor
Hovell mevad to pastpcne the matter until Joup, 1.
BLvorvisor Néwu an asked for a gubstien of privilege,
wineh was sevonded, He then stated thay one of the
pot ont ope os charges trumped vp egalust” him was,
thal I bid Yiern removed front the position of Assistant
Kee wi of the Pentteutiary for disbonesty. These
cuarger Lud er cnated from Street Commissioner Farcy,
ova Le subwitied lotlers showing that they were false,
and that his charavier wis nuntiemished.
Alier the adjonyument, which then took place, Com
suindoner Furey: charged Supervisor Newman with
bavi. been bribed to allyw eight prisoners to fetapo
fan tae Pealtentiaty, when assistant keeper. He also
laid that Mr. Newman, while on the Penitentiary
Conn be, bal act d dishouostly tn the waiter of a con
$1 ori bocs, ind would hive been expeHed bad not
his ‘risuds rallied to his support. Supervigor Newman
Bx. tly denied the eharges,
INSPECTORS OF FLECTION ARRAIGNED,
Several persons indicted by the Kings County
vraud Joly tor alleged ap ot the late election were
oral ed befor Judge McCue, to the Court of Oyer and
Trainer, jestodyy wortiug. The casey wero disposed
gs folie a:
Teoma McC’ John Rhaudley al Micbae! J. Welden, re of
Bieter 1. ihe ln: Unie ef of ter ists Ward, indicted fr Tamigenly
jira Terr as ura tte poll I'ats aud then evunting thew. pi wot
Kv. amd their trisl was set dowva for mest ‘Thareday. Of thess men
im 4 Kedar and thg others are Democrats.
ae ob Bewry loves, 18d Jacsb Worth, inspectors dpetion Jo
[2 YUL Pistiies ul the Sistensth Ward, iii y have
toe i. rule AgO 64 thet, one fur ejecting mio named Parker from
ta nollie yiser. oud Uo bac log dasirogiug allots of electors snd sub
on biog ria thei. plage
Tuer cialy wore set down for next Pridey.
THE CITIZENS REFORM ASSOCIATION.
The- Citisens’ Association met last evening
ot fia rooms in Montague strect, Fravklin Woodruff in
Shc chair. The Exventive Comittee reported favorably
Wen Juwes Ii. Frothinghan, 8s a member of the Aseo
eintloa, end be win accordingly elected. Tha Copumittee
alae o Jerod the following, which were approved:
Whereas. 11 is aaaricd, cn creditable snthority, that the exiting laws
ry Se] oglonrpe of ihe reel ond of tas Jayers
4 of Awmacrs of this cily e90 many
pores mee (cfg mer rvs sont
ond
we, 1]
Gomdend. Tout the Can withn on Iovisition be requried to prog
vy
mend In the charter rier about to be framed, some ‘Ais add aquiteife
i re SAT AT
The Legislative Committee reported na #tilLat
ork pun the org. 1B SLAF Yh hw har
ro The yrs after a desultory debate went into
mvoaantivh sassinn
FEEEWY PN A BY veer ey TY as Ba
ode of real and personal property for the of SAXAROD.
me A Far etbiae reported LING Tt was stillat
work upon the form af the new obartes, and bad taken
the charter of 1854 as the basis of the now char
tor. The Association after desultory debate woat into
excoutive session. Y ils AeraES
THE ALDERMANIC OATH—MUNICIPAL AF
Nicholas B. Connor, Assistant Alderman elect
on the Reform ticket from the Seventeenth Ward, Ap
peared at the Mayor's office; yesterday, to be sworn in.
to the Mayes, who disposed, of LA by the following Jobe:
Olerk of he Mayor respectfully
hasan to ho ooo of Aldermen or Assistant Al
dermen to the legal tribunals end to onch ofiser having
power to admi oaths as the claimant may beac:
Pied» yo3 Bs ye Lhe Ob
of offs Jor keep e_offloe Mayor for any
legal effect to poasess thereby, but not
to mark it claimant farmsbing
said oath that declines to mark it
isd, wid Jobe ne A. OAKEY HALL.
OMB NEWS, CO
The Aldetmanie Committees appointed to investigate
e Ring frauds failed to report yesterday, and Mr
A) Secretary of the Committee, professed to kuow
nothing shout the matter.”
Controller Green plaged, yesterday, $100,000 to the
credit of the Depaftmient of Parks.
Hereafter, the Commissioners of the Sinking Pund will
meet in the Controller's ofiice, upon one day’s notice by
the Controller.
BR
anw-YURK FOUNDLINGS—INADEQUACY OF THE
NURSERY AND CHILD'S HOSPITAL.
A. Jacobi, M. D., President of the Medical
Bociety of the County of New-York, read before that
body last evening, at the Oollege of Physicians and Sur
geons on Fourthave.,, an important paper comoerning
Infant Asylums in general and the Nursery and Child's
Hospital of New-York fn particular,” He presented
many arguments and ejatistics against the practice of
retaining foundlings fox any length of time in city asy
lume, and showed ‘hat even in the Child's Hospital the
mortality in a ringle year among babies {untrusted in
good health to the Nursery at the age of nearly three
months was 66} per cent. He furthérsald:
It 18 estimated that $65,000 is about the sum spent at
this institution for the benefit and support of 253 ad
mitted children and 117 ying in women with theirin
Duta Jee Bonesolariad 4 d not stay iB ue mstisation
hrough the w year, grogate of the new
born who were soon Qlscharged amounts to eight years;
of those 27 who died at the average age of two months,
17 days, to six years; and of thoso 20 who Tomaty at the
close of the year, Oct. 30, 1871, to eight years. 0 ag
grogaie day of the 128 children werg admitted and
#éd Anduntd to Bnd of gry who
are d oF still ally to 60 years; total, 10M $éar, Tub
agere stay of t re Jab men who were 6on
Sued the institut Sef" set down at 20 years.
s $45,000 without f¥nt, or $65,000 with rent, is spent
in 8 year's Soard of 100 children, (the new-born in
clnd3d), and 20 adults, mbking an average of nearly $400
each, (rent not included). _lg me
The 17th Annual Bepoft shows that the house inmates
paid about $12,000, and the treasurer of the State and
other authorities $24,000, and that private sulscHptions
and donations amounted to a little more than $1 The
remainder was made up by the receipts of the gest
charity ball. Binoce, beside all Sonations, &o., the Btate
4) 30 per cent more for these children than it costs to
eep those under the charge of the Commissioners of
Charities and Correction, the couclusion is inevitable
that the State can do this work at a cheaper rate and on
more uniform plan than the dozens of gelf-constitutcd
authorities. The total cost of sustaining the infants in
this Nursery is more than double the expenses of tho
Cowrnissioners for the same purpose, while there is lit
tie difference as to general care, good food, clean wards,
and morality.
Tbe epeaker, in conclusion, considered the duty of the
State in this matter, and advocated the plan of farming
out children in the country.
THE HUNTER'S POINT BIBLE WAR.
Mr. Seibert, principal of the First Ward
School, Hunter's Point, cxpellcd two boys, yesterday,
with the nesistance of the police, for disorderly conduct
during Bible exercises. Father Crimmins, on Sunday,
counseled his congregation not to interferes with the
principal of the sclool, and in the hope that the contro
versy might be settled amicably, announced that the
Rev. Dr. MG) yuk of New-York would address the con
gregation ou the subject on Dec. 17.
Ee
A TATAYL CASE OF YELLOW FEVER.
Peter Fitzgerald, a sailor on the steamship
Cleopatra, from Havana, who was taken to Bellevue
Hospital on December 3, dicd on Sunday night from yel
low fever. Prof. Janewsy made a post-mortem exami
nation yesterday, and found the syuaptoms Stengiy
marked, Coroner Keenan will hold an investigation for
the purpose of arocrtaining why he was allowed to pass
mMmarantinane
THE LAST SOLAR ECLIPSE.
JR
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ODEERVATIONS MADE BY ORDER OF THE NAVY
DEPARTMENT.
ODSERVATIONS MADE BY ORDER OF TIIE NAVY
DEPARTMENT.
The reports on Sbservitions confineted nnder
the direction of Rear-Admiral B. F. Sands, Superintgnd
ent of the United States Naval Observatory at Washing
ton, upon the total solar eclipse of December 22, 1870, are
irgued from the Government Printing Office. The officers
of the observatory detailed by the Navy Department for
these observations were Profs. Slmon} Newcomb,
Asaph Hall, Wiliam Harkueas, and J. R. Eastman. The
three last-named officers prococded to Sicily to occupy
some convenieut points near Syracusg; Prof. Nal to
observe the corona, Prof. Harkness tor spectral analysis,
Prof. Eastman with polarizing and meteorological instru
ments. Prof. Newcomb's station waa near Gibraltar, and
aside from general observations on the eclipse and the
corona, he was detailed to take measurements with ref
erence to” the path of the center of the shadow over the
earth), 80 8 to obtain data for tLe correction of lunar
tables.
Prof. Newcomh's method of observation for the pur
se of his measurements, if not new, 19 one which has
Filen into complete desuctude, Jt is founded on the ge
ometrical theorem that the line joining the cusps of the
artially eclipsed sun is at right angles to the linc dog
the centers of the sun and moon so that the angle of
weition of the latter line can be immediately inferred
Rom that of tlic former. The sun was obscured more
or less by clouds, and a drizzling rain prevented the use
of the fuetruments until a few minutes hefore the eclipse
became total. The measurement observations sec to
have been fairly successful, and to have determined a
small error in Hansen's lunar tubles, The corona ap
peared to Prof. Newcomb insignificant, as compared
with that of 1§9, being destitute of the slightest trace of
bright or dark points, rays or filamenta, the light every
where seeming as soft and diffused as tho zodiacal light.
There were, indeed, from differences of brilliancy at dig
ferent points, but all parts seemed to ehade into each
other by insensible gradations. The protuberances on
the eastern limb of the sun were numerous aud brilliant,
all of a brighter red color than usual, but presenting uo
abjearauce of structure while assuming many fantastic
arms.
The Ricily observers were inconvenienced by high
winds as well as clouds. Prof. IIall describes the appear
ance of the corona in terms eimilur to those of Irof.
Neweomb, adding, however, the oberervation that near
tho south-western point of the moonthere was Apparently
n deep opening iu the corona, reaching Jeary to the
Hb of the moon, Afterward, not far from the same
point, he saw several delicato streamers shoot down to
the distance of elght or tem degrees. The general
“appearance of the eclipse is thus deseribed: “The Naok
moon in the center was surrounded with a narrow rim of
bright light a quarter or half a minute in thickness.
“Above this rim rose the dull ink-eolored protuberances,
and bey ond these extended the white corona, the whole
making a very beautiful sight.” He mentions a Feral
able appearance in tho jelascope at the beginu‘ng o
total eclipse, when “the protuberances darted quickly
into view, and there-was a flashing buck of the sun'ight
and an apparent mingling of the red and white light that
was verv striking.” He regaras it, however, as an
optical illusion.
The observations of Prof. Harkness with tbe polari
scope and Epuctrescope suffered much from the incon
venient clouds and w a, the latter putting out two lan
terns successively, at critical moments, when he wan read
ing spectrum Lncs. Prof. Harkness is, hawever, able to
furrish many fucts toward inooted points in solar
physics. He cancludes thao the bright line scen along
the projection of the woon’s hb upon the solar disk in
Photographs of cclipres, is merely a chemical effect pro
duced in developing the photograph, and has no real
existence during an eclipse, His observations tend to
prove that the light of the corona is not Jolasized prior
o entering the ear(h’'s atmosphere. All parte of the
corona which are sufficiently near the ony give hain,
but absolutely continuous, spectrum, cro by" ngle
bright line, whoso ig is 631-C millionths of a
millimeter, and as the spectroscope is moved outward
from the sun the light gradually vanishes, the continuons
Sp ptr disappearing first and afterward she bright
Hud. Two other bright lines in the green portion of
Seren are probable, but not certainly ascertained.
f, Harkness attributos the fii, continuous spectruin
to the presence of a little com, vely sod bYdrogen in
those parts of the corona that are nearest the sun; but it
may be duc to the subsgance which gives the yi line
sprosulie iron, Put flossts) y a 2% clement. 3a r give
ni at great leugih his reasons tila belies, summa
Tey S0IAT poROMmeD ya
coronas is purely a Anon, Ww y vast
body of ph 1ive odor gas—not pei] bs incandescent
vapor of iren—which envelops the sun and is erupted
from it in the same manuver 4s the red prominemoes.
Prof. Eastman describes the protuberances with great
particularity. One of them resembled a mushroom, or
he conventional form of a Yaieeapows. The end of to
tality was preceded 4 an in pg glow near the
lib of the seeon of this protubarnnce, and wae
announced by the bursting furth of a mass of light
shaped He te Spit a sugar-loaf, whieh spread north
and south alang {ho edge of the Roda Hike a flash of
ftitning. Duriag the total eclipse observers
{ly were struck by few hallstones. The sharavi
pocompanying the Jopota give a good idea of
sonic annearance of sun during the phenomenon.
The poMece estimate that, on an average,
fully tue persons—men, women, and children—go into the
streets every plesssnt day with tho intention of stealing
poything they can, with avy prospect of safety, lay their
houds on. Thess maranders Jian infest the
betel, publis oftiees, and crow lt carey off
whatever they ean ston), Bom s of dry goods, "mm
umbrells, or u cane, to a of paper or dully news
paper. Many of sou are well dreased, havo geod pan
ers. aud would sever be npamceted Iv the uninitiated.
~ew.vORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1871—TRIPLE BHEET.


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Hoffman House—Senator Carpenter of Wis
oconsin, St. Nicholas Holel-Beuator A. G, Thur.
 Cponard of DN evatas, XB. Blackstone of Chicas,
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and 8. 8. L'’Hommedien of oor)
House—Col. J. D. Cameron of and James
Beebe of Boston, ss== Adsior Heuser Packer bf
Pennaylvania, Mcirepolilan udge J.
Backus of Schenectady, Judge Hasbrouck of Rondo
and Amos Plisbury of Albany. s=== 8. James H
Ex-Gov, Price of New the Rev, Dr. My
Atwater of'Sew-Haven, and E. B. Shearman of Uti,
N Avenues Holel-The George B. Upton ¢f
Boston, U. 8. Bushnell of New-Haven, D. K. McCarthy bf
Syracuse, H. R. Pierson of Albany, and J. C. Stanton,
President of te Alabama and Chatin R. R. (0,
Clarendon Holel—Ward Cheney of Hartiord, and
Arthur Cheney of Boston, s===== Néw-York Hole/—Tho
Hon, James Carroll and Oo). M. J. Cohen of Murylamd,
Resim nator Hotel=The Hon. W. T. Horrobiu of
ormon
Va avVawn

NEW-YORK CITY.
The steamship Anglia is detained at Quaran
tine with two cases of small-pox on board.
The exhibition of Catlin’s Indian Cartoons
at the Bomerville Art Gallery will continue during the
present week.
Extracts from the Presmadent’s Message were
sent over the Gold Exchange wires Lo most of tho brokets'
and exchange offices in this city. i
Francis Lombard, a Russian musieian of No.
139 Muzsvowusl., wes san vesterday in Bpring-st., Doar
Elizaheth-st., brandishing large dirs, sud shoutin
wildly, “Tl kill Irishmen.” Justice Hogan committed
him fo the Tombs.
Barnum’s Show has received additional at
traction in the arrival of a cargo of rare wild animals,
among which are s beautiful Malayan tapir, a pair of
rive MA hogs, a black rhinoceros, 8 horned horse 1rom
Tartary, a pair of South African ostriches, and mag
niticent pair of Babylonian Lions.
Several complaints have been made before
Police Justices, recently, against persons who keep
parrots, on the d that the birds are public
nuisances, and that It 1s. the any of the Municipal Gov
ernment to suppress them. 8 Jofal and ornithologi
cal question has not yet been decided.
Last Sunday being the centennial anniver
sary of the birth of Isaae T. Hopper, was observed In
the evening by tho inmates of the Isaac T. Hopper
Home, on Tenth-ave,, near Twenty-third-st.,, with rell
gious services and addresses py the Rev. Mr. Heath and
othera. A beatiful vrsath Of wers wad suspended on
the wedallion of the philanthropist.
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week, 181; cases of small-pox, 85.
The city gas companies signed contracts yes
terday to furnish ps fhe city at $2 76 per 1,000 feet,
The Judicial Committee of the North Classis
of Long Island appointed to investigate the rumors in
the case of the Rev. Dr, Carroll, presented nd charges
whatever, whereupon he was honorably dismissed, at
his own request, to unite with the Bouth Classis of Long
Island, within the bounds of which he Las received and
acoepted a call,
LONG ISLAND.
Lox IsLaxp Ciry.~James McCunn, while
walking on the Long Island Railroad track near Dutch
Kills, was struck by a locomotive aud fatally injured
last Svan, His wife whs killed a year ago by a train
on tle Flushivg Road.
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLETON.—Gen. Gilmore has interrupted
work at Fort Wadsworth for the Winter by discharging
00 laborers employed on the carthworks.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
Waite PrLains.—The December term of the
Clreuit Court aud Court of Oycr and Terminer for West
chester County began yesterday. The following were
impanneled as Grand Jurors: Robert P. Getty
(foreman), Coffin 8. Brown, Jonathan II. Carpenter,
Henry Carman, Martin Delaney, Smith Devoe,
Orrin Frost, Frost Horton, William H. Hudson,
William E. Weeks, Henry Purdy, Thomas Sutton, George
W. Smith, George Sherwood, E. G. Buthoerlaud, Walter
H. Haigut, L. W. Lawrence, and I. P, Robinson, Justice
Tappan, in his charge, i a iy punishment of
violators of the usury and ficense laws, and of dealers in
obscene prints und publications.
NEW-JERSEY.
JEkSEY CitY.—In the Court of Special Sessions
tho trial of James Padden for bigamy was begun ycster
day....Public school No. 4, which has been closed for the
past two weeks on account of scarlet fever, was reopened
yestorday....Officer James Howe of the First Precinct
was found drunk on lis post Bunday night, and dis
miseed from the force by the Board of Folico Cowmauis
sioners last night.
OSLS0k 3 iy a issued Lor 1he vy 3
n ue, with assauiting Peter Y.
Everett, oattorS of Fhe Register. Two men assaulted
ons Bualty, ry falter of No. 137 Cherry-st.
«XO near knooked
NEWARK.—Deaths last week, #1, Jaeludsog from small
POX... Tne stably 'n the rear of No. 363 South Ninth-st.
elonglng to Geo. heibold, was burned yesterday. Joss,
$176..... Mary Ann Boyd beg ben arrested for causing the
death of her child by willful neglect.
1 CHATHAM.—The "Edwards Paper Mills were burned on
Saturday night. L088 on building, machinery and ma
terials, 429.000. Tosured for $30,000 by New-York and Lon
don companies, i

Horace Greeley will deliver an address on
Temperance, next Friday evening, at the publio recep
tion of Onward Lodge of Good Templars, to Le held in
the East Bide Association building,
An account of the life of the Indians and
their progress in civilization was given at a meeting of
the Indian Aid Society, in the Friends’ Meeting House in
West Twenty-seventh-st., last might, by Aaron M, Powell,
who recently visited the reservations.
The BnaiJeshurun Ladies! Benevolent Society
and Home for Agcd Hebrews, has elected the following
officers Mrs. Henry Leo, President Mrs, H, B. Hertz,
Vice-President Mrs. Zion Bernstein, ‘I'reasurer Judge
P. J. Jonchhnsen, Honorary Counsel; Dr. Simeon U.
leo, Physician,
.The Twelfth Anniversary of the Ladies’
Christian Union was held at Association Hail last even
ing. Tho Rev. Dr. Prime presided, and brief addresses
wee made Ly the Rev. Dr. Uskood, the Rev. James 8.
Thayer, and the Rev. George V. Mingins. During the
past year 215 girls have received the protection of the
Xun Wore adione and employ ineut has been sd
cured for ruore than 80 applicants. The total receipts
have been $27,622 92; expenditures, $27,078 92, leaving
$5649 in the rvasury, Eight thousand dollars have hoen
paid on the wortgage, leaving $5,000 due April 1, 1872.
A fire, yesterday, in the baggage-room of the
Jersey City Houce, at the foot of Cortlandi-st., caused $100 damay a.
Heinrich Grote, the young German who cut his
throat on Sunday vight, in his rovin ut No. 20 Bleecker-st., died, jester:
day, in Bellevue lospital.
‘Frank Anderson, age 18, of No. 206 East Twenticth
st., was committed by Justice Hogan, yesterday, 10 tbe Tombs fur at
tempting to foroe an entrunce iuto the prison.
Christian G. Smith, a German, age 35, of Broad
way aad Egaa, Brooklyn, E. D.. fell from a Sonth Seventh-st. fer:y.
boat at the foot of Grand st, yesienlay, and was drowned.
Antoine Louis, age 27, of Onehundredand
pinth-st., between Third and Fourth-aves., fell dead, last evening. while
at work in  alsaghter-bouse at Tlird-ave. aad Que-Lundred-and-fourty-st.
Henry Bamsted of Onechundredandtwenty
sisth-st. and Feurtb-ave. was beverely jjused, yesteniar, by ab elevator
on the premises of B. W. Backet(, at Piue Willism-sts. Taken w
the Park Hospital
Sarah McDonald, age 385, employed as a domestic in
the Fifth Avenue Hotel, while leaning over the elevator batchway on
the third loor, and giving an order to suine persons below, wes struck ia
the head by the descending baggage elevator, and fostantly killed.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 4.—The trial of Mrs~E. G.
Wharton, widow of the late Major Henry Whartou,
U. 8. A., indicted for the murder of Gen. 8cott Ketchum,
U. 8. A,, by poison, on the 26th June, 1871, and attempt
ing to poison Eugene Van Nese, on' the 24th June, 1571, in
this eity, was commenced to-day in Annapolis. The in
dictments against Mrs. Wharton were made on tl:e 14th
August last. On the ¢th October she Wea Bought belore
the Criminal Court of this city, when, ‘without a formal
arraignment, the case was rewoved to Annapolis for trial,
‘The Iidioyusmn, charging the murder of Gen. Ketcham,
contains four counts, alleging the administration of
tartar emetic, tineture of yellow jcssamiue, and an uu
known Julson, a diforeut ties hej Ween the 24th and
28th of June last, in lemonade and other beverageg, The
Sidisement, charging an attempt to poison Mr, Van Ness,
12 counts, charging the administration of the
SAf6 Potvons, aY various Site between (be 1901 ad zeit
of June.
Loug before the assembling of the court thjs mornin,
the pr erg wae prmirir: and the a leading
thereto were filled with apectaters. At 10  elock, Mra,
Wharton arrived, in a earriage, in front the Court
House, accompanied 4 her daugheer Nellie. Elie cu
tered the court-room without delay, and took a seat in
the witness's box, and to the Jlahe of the Judge's
bench. Chip datics Oliver ler, a few minutes
aR, tock hagut on the bench, Sie tie pra Wie
ope io J05 Sr doon dalled sd ng ready for
tria), the EA srdered the 8h to place the Jhlsanes
of {ne bar. Wharton arose leisurely, and ttaking

arm of her counsel, proceeded toward the prisoner's
box, whére she toek her stand, ber daughter, valled, and
with her head ehgBtly bowed, standing close to hier
bat outside the box. Mrs. WLArOR wee then ur
the marder of Gen. Ketcham, Her pounsel
the Judge tg allow the prisoner to take her
fy or Fr we lo snd her healthffeshle.
J said he w oousent after the reud
I the frst oount of the nlisinbul, Mrw,
appeared to be eal and oet: d.
Half an hour was consumed on the rRding of stp Apter.
ment, and when the questions Whatesay vou, y or
Dot guilty,” was asked, Mrs. Wharton, iu a clear voice,
ans Not gutity. The wituesses for the Btate
were then Shllog, Rp ismpaneling of be jury was
procevded with eight jurors were
wovepted, and 16 CTS J, cih sbhopipion,
three were excused, and two abscut. The court thon
ordered 2 taleappen 10 be draws aud summoned 1 8D
PROMINENT ARRIVALS
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.
POLICE NOTES.
MRS. WHARTON'S TRIAL.
THE NEW CITY GOVERNMENT AT CHICAGO.
Chi1cA60, Des. 4. ~The new City Government
wae inaugurated this evening. Mayor Medill in his
sagural repovipetates the banded debt of Jo thy ne
$14,300.00, and, the fibating deds to be eI, He
eromes the total Joss of the city by fire at 9,809,000,
a redaction the
Commies ral hard aioe
may bo He opposes the arcciivn of a single
wooden balling within the limits of the city, snd reovm
monde the ction of subterranean war rvoire
the frosng. as in Cincipnat! New-York, nad
cher’ gonolsslon, he points with pride 10. the
A citizens to recover from thel losses; 4nd
hopes thoy wil Jiove to the world they are worthy



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sympe thy, confidence, aud assistance.
MAYAN RH. BUVUDLLAES»
fo the Bdstor of The Tribune. y
Sim: An article in your paper this morning
reflects, nnjustly upon one of the most popular wen iu
the Twenty-first Ward. David M. Koehler is ono of the
largess peeperty-owners, and, I esy without fear of can
tradition, ope of the most liberal and popular Germahs
in thet Ward. 1 was present on the evening last week
that over 200 German ciisems nominated sud unani
eldcted bim, without his kneviedss, 10 the Presi
af the Twenty-first Ward German Reform organi
Hg members of the Produce Exchange know
s a trustworthy merchant, and I am confident
thas fopize as well as the pant nétions of Mr, Koehler
will speak louder in his favor any words that I cau
waite, L. B,
New York, Dee. 1, 1871.
{Apnoancements.
BURNETT'S COLOGNE—Best in Amciica.
rl
Tae Bowina ComMmirTee.—A little unde
served sarcasm bas been lavished spon the gentlemen who constitoted
the reception committee to give welcomo to the Grand Duke Alexis.
One fact about these gentlemen has not been wade pablia They all
wore hats bought of Kxox, No. 313 Broadway,
Cororiric—Corons Hair magnificent, ¢lossy,
and natural you ean apply It ia Ave mjqytes; Lest awd cheapest; try it
9 Dey-. sad all druggisia
J.
THE BEST PLACE in New-York to buy ReLI
ABLE WATCHRS, FINB DIAMONDS, RICH, PASIHIONANLR JEWELRY, and
BTSRLING SILVER, is SQUIRE's 97 Faltonst. Diamonds a specialty,
BreacmNag, CLEANING, and DYrING OFFICES
of E. Lor, 934 Broadway, sear Tuentr-tocotdsh. 439 Broome-s!., eur,
Broadway. Made-up garmants, laces, feathers, gloves, ke. ccanel
Ba.
HALLS VEGETABLE S10ILIAN ITATR RENEWER
v A preparation of great werit, sad is rapidly displaciog all otbers for the

RosweLL's Barsam Tar axp Win Ciarrry.
—Excellent for cure of Colds, Coughs, and all Diseases of Throat and
Lungs J dat 1]
ner an
emi
Grocrrs and Family Supply Dealers sell
Doorey’s Yeast Powder, It 1s the best, Take no other,
ae
City op Nxw-Yorx, Dapartwrnt op Fiwaxce, BOrzav or
ta Kzgmiven oF Taxss, Cornr-Hovse Park
J o7., Dec. 5, 1871.
2 Cuannzns- 7
TO TAX-PAYERS.—Notice is herchy given
that an additional one per cent will be added on the 15th inst. to
all taxes unpaid previous te that day. On tbe 1st of Janusry following,
interest at rate of twelve per cent will be sdded, to Le calcalated from
the 4th day of Oetober, 1871, to the date oo [8
BERNARD SMYTH, Recolver,
ILEST or Hemorrhoidal Tumors, such as
Blind, Bleeding, 1teiing, Joternal, Baternal, &e., positively and per
manently cared hy Absorption, without pain, dinger. canstics, nr instru.
ments. Nodetentlon fron hasiness, but instant relief giver to all by Dr. W,
A. MeCandlins of 2,000 Archest., Phila., and now at the Bt. Nicholas Hotel,
Room 35, where his patients and the afficted ean visit hiir for consultation
and treatment, The Doctor also cares Fistula, Fisenre, Prolapses, and all
ulcerations of the lower bowel. Charges moderate. Ail consaltations fre,
IGHT LOCOMOTIVES FOR NARROW
J Gauge Railroads, contractors’ use, comstructiop, shifting, woodea
mils, furnsces, end mills, narries, mines: conform to steep grades, sharp
curves, light rat¥s, arrow: ry and low tusnele. Send for circularamd
inforination desired FER. BELL Co. Piushargl, Venn,
em
ONLY 23.
CHERRY PECTORAY, TROCHES, for Colde, Sore Throats,
Influenza, snd Bronchitis Bold by Diugy ns.
am gO LY Me. BOX:
OYS.—PATENT LEAPING HORSES, for
Children from two to eight vears of age, $10. wairsuted also
Velocipedes, Ewing, Sleds, Shien, &e. Libis FP, TIBBALS, SU
Broadway, opposite St. Nichola Lotel, is
165 —AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLE,
o equal to best made at balf the cost; patent composition
or slate beds, with Halls, Ae., $165 to $0,
dashed ERICAN BILLIAKD TABLE Co., %0 Bros tay.
ANTLLLA BEANS—Mexican, finest quality
‘V constantly in stock, and for SALE ju quantities to suit by TAFT
TYLER, Drug Inporters, 84 Cedars.
YHE DUKE ALEXIS is expected to be at
L_ Mad. DE BARRFS CONCERT at Steloway Hall THI% EVENING,
HOTOGRAPHS for the Holidays.—I’orce
lain Miviatere, $6 each. RA LEWIS, 160 Chatham-st.
THOS. R. AGNEW, 260 Greenwich-st., N.Y,
Clolee GROCERIES, TEAS, FISH, ete.. wholesale and retail.
BALL, BLACK CO,
565 and 567 Broadway.
OFFER FOR TIIB
HOLIDAYS
THE LARGEST VARIETY OP
Diamond, Store Cameo and Gald Sets,
ALSO, AN IMMENSE STOCK OF
DRESS AND BAND BRACELETS,
PENDANTS, LOCKETS, Lc.
Bronzes, Statuary, and Fancy
Goods Gencrally,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
AND AT VERY LOW PRICKS,
‘MIDLAND RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE
7 Per Cent Gold Bonds,
LIMITED 10 $20,000 PER MILE ON FINISHED
ROAD,
The rapid progress toward completion of this great Trunk Jine from
New-York to the West and to Canada, enalles us to offer to fnvesior as
par aud iuterest u fortes limited leeuo of these favorite securities,
Upward of 540 miles of this road, fincluding the New-Jersey section, are
already finiske!, equippe!, and in operntibn: and contracts with responsi.
ble parties beve Leen made for ite cutire completion by the Bret day of
July pest. When tLig shall bave been secomplisied its varu.rgs canpot
fail to Le large!v and Ligh! remunerative, as’ is has advantages ai least
equal to those of any of its caupetitory for both loen and throng h busi.
ness. Tt ia building for cash, of which nearly 8,000 000 Aas been
Jurnished by subecription (0 He stock ut PAR, The work is substantial,
and, including ejuipwent, has pot exceedrd in cost #50,000 per nile,
which is less than ome-thir< of the amour at which some of the trunk
lines of roads leading from New-York are capitalized, iad on wlich Hey
aie paying good divideals
In view of those facts, the Midland First Mortgnze Bonds must be re
garded as a frst-clas recuritr—quitess safe as Governments; and, by
raaking the exchalge st the present diSerence in price, Avldere of M4.
land Ponds sill recelve per cent more of vevenue upon tie amo.int
(avested thar. the holders of Government Bonds.
For sale or exchange fur Governments as their market pilce, by
GEORGE OPDYKE Co,
No. 25 Nassau-st.
OLIDAY GIFTS!
PRANG’S
AMERICAN
CHROMOS!
FOR SALE AT ALL ART STORES.
FOR yA pp aT Lag, SEND
TAP TO THE
L. polio oo EO
TOYS.
ETRASBURGER PFRIPPRR,
394 BROADWAY, X. Y.,
Importess of
GERMAN, JRENCH, AND ENGRI¥H TOYS.
Our Holiday Exhibition
will commence on Iie cenber®, which Lo pap ansthicg of the Kike
ever exhibited im thin country,
Specialties,
imported fur our Holfsy Rutali Tsede. covaiatiog Nha the Jatt seve]
tieg 10 be found in the Enropesn Barbet.
FRENCH DOLLS IN URMIT VARIETY.
4
See w
DAVID M. KOEHLER.
STERLING _
SILVER.
Starr Mares
No. 22 JOHN-ST. (UP-STA'2S),
Make a Specialty of the
GORHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S
STERLING SILVER-WARE,
Especial attention is requested to the
many new and elegant pieces manufac
tured expressly to our order the past
year, and quite recently completed.
"An unusually attractive assortment of
novelties in Faney Silver, cased for Wed
ding Gifts, of an inexpensive character.
The Gorham Co, manufacture on an
unparalleled scale, employing on Ster
ling Silver-Ware alone over Three Hun
dred skilled hands, the most accom
pho talent in Designing, and the
est Labor-Saving Maspaerss ean;
them to produce work of the highest
character, at prices unapproached by
any competition,
THIS COMPANY USE ONLY BRIT
ISH STERLING £33.
WEBER
PIANO FOR TRA
Prononzced by the ret Musical Talent, Seminariazs, the Press, ets., the
Ri PIANOS MADE
rises as reasonzble and terms ss easy as consistent wilh tborongh
sotkas nlp
WAREROOMS:
FIFTH-AVENUE,
COR. 8] XTEENTH.ST.,, NEW.YORK.
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CHOICE ARTICLES
Sterling Silver,
PUT UP 1X CASES,
HOLIDAY “PRESENTS.
E WATCHES A SP ECIALTY,
SCHILE HARTLEY GRAHAM,
22 John.st. and 19 Maiden -lane.
French Clocks,
BRONZES,
MUSICAL BOXES.
ALEX, M. HAYS Co,
23 alien lane, N. Y.
Brauch 8 hd eon thest, and Unlou-square.
JB auce a ok.
TEETII.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.—Dr. RASBROTCK, late
operator at Colton Deutnl Association, bas removed (rom Cooper losti
tule to U'47 Broalway, corner ‘I wenty-second ot.
OTIS’ witha.
MARV(N&CO'S
ARE THE BEST
265 BROADWAY.

LJ
HERRINGS SAFES
BE
231 BROADWAY, CORNER MURRAY-ST, N. Y.,
80% CHESTXUT-ST., PHILADELPNIA, PA,
40 STATE-ST., CHICAGO, ILL,
33 CAMP-ST., NBW-ORLEANS,
ov
PRIVATE DW BTRAN or WATER
y
Ces. reane-Bis., New-York
(ibe ident snd bit prin rib ind |p the United States)
Deseriptive pamuhlets and estimates ois phd application.

HOME INSURANCE TRANCE COMPAN XY.
No. 135 Broad@ay,
4 Brasch Ofce....... FTP PPP FPP 18,
ASSERT Ist November, *?1h........cce00uee reervaereesnsssssssssanasees Srselanens 8500
LIABR ATR ven
Temes (SR sHng sumen el tare msm o
Other Kin mor BAmBALIN iiiles.’ Incfuding ail Loses in Michigan  ___ __g 9 s.a30.530 70
Wistousin........... ov BAIN IA 1
To whic Bix to be ndded tho assessment on Siockholdevs mow being 500.000 00

Bars ensesetititssrersslibssess ssi eaessresnasesissssssesesseusssaavenes:  ofior roliable insse
ny dy aor it will be seen thas the Home continues to te
rance against “yor or Damage by Fire. Pn rties Svking insurance are invited to
tative of the Camspany.
RSAUALILY alice, oF REPT 0 8 EeBeescu CHAS, 30 MALIN. President.
J. H. WASEDURN. Seeretarv.
v
TIFFANY 00

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Unionesquare, New-York,
WAVE OPENED THEIR s2cOWD AND THTXD YLoORS a
A VERY LARGE.AND RNTIRELY NEW STOCK OF WA3OY!
GOODS FOR THR
HOLIDAYS.
BRONZE DEPARTMENT
(SECOND FLOOR).
ART BRONIRS, CLOISONNE RSANEL ARTICLES, CLOCK
MANTEL SET CANDELABRAS, VASES, STATUBTTSS, canst
RECEIVERS, LIBRARY SETS, INKSTANDS, OOUPS, CANDLE
STICKS, BELLS, ka
GRAND MANTEL SETS IN THE LOUIS XIV.-XV.OTTLR/|
POLISHED BRASS, FLEMISH STYLE, GILT AND PAINTED’
ENAMEL, AND COLORED MARBLE SETS, AT VERY MODERATE’
PRICES.
SMALL BRONZES.
BIRDS, ANIMALS, VASES, FIGURES, &o
LIBRARY AND BOUDOIR SETS, AND FIGURES, BUSTS, &o
TERRE-CUITE,
BY CLESINGER, AND OTHERS
DEPARTMENT OF PORCELAIN AND GLASS
(THIRD FLOOR).
EMBRACING SELECTIONS OF
weval Worcester,
Paris Decorated, and
Japanese Porcelain.
Minton, Majolica,
SOMB VERY LARGE CHOICE PIECES.
DOCCIA MAJOLIOA,
The first ofitred in this country.
VERY FINEST ENGLISH AND FRENCH CUT AND ENGRAVERS
GLASS, COMPLETE SERVICES FOR THB TABLS, worooe!
CENTER PIECES, CANDELABRAS, PLATEAUX, &o
FANCY ARTICLES IN ALL WOODS.
Writing Desks, Stationary (Cabinets
Dressing Cases, Game, Card and Liquo
Boxes in Pollard, Oak, Coromande
Olive, and Onyx Woods, with rich gil
mountings, inlaid with Mosald an
Stones.
STAIRCASS AND ELEVATOR CONNECTING ALD
THE FLOORS.
g
BUFFALO
ROBES,
WOLF ROBES, CARRIAGE ROBES,
SLEIGH ROBES,
LAP ROBES, HORSE BLANKETS,
The largest eollectioh Iu the sountry, for sale by
SAMUEL SHETH AR Co.
548 BROADWAY, NEW-TORK.
WHY
EVERY FAMILY
SHOULD HAVE AN
IRON CLAD
ASIl_OR GARBAGE CAN
WITH THE LATENT WROUGHT IRON BOTTOM.
1st.
They are cheap,
3d. TL-y coer the most durable ine ever made,
4th, They do away with old bacrels and boges, which are Hable te take
Er Taer ure aaay to bundle, and ing clean No fans
y ATO easy o, eep every o fam
sheuld be without one a
Jor sale by all rst-clase Mrmisbing stores. Manafactared oalpd the
JRON CLAD CAN CO., 31 Dey-st, N.Y.

SARATOGA
Geyser Spring Water.
GENERAL DEPOT, 43 MURRAY-ST.
"RUPTURE!
mn DE. GREGORY 1 attends especially fo the surg of of BERNA (45 mms
es’
ph pry His great x wring rob a RADICAR
CURE pomtbl in imor oot Wer Li Kod} level others, mt? ty 12
cootrary  aotwithetandt Patent Trees” ox
G 73 Herds Lois am the weed $0 produce this
Pamphlets vi
Topy a for [44 Mote 9% M.D, No. 744 Broadway.


L Rayon
Co,
EVERY STYLE
WINTER CLOTHIN b
Gents and Boys,
GREAT BARGAINS.

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