The Sun (New York) Newspaper, December 12, 1872, Page 4

THE } NATIONAL CONGRESS. ‘OPPOSITION To 7 THE SOLDIERS BOUNTY LAND 311 ———— im BY dent Inid before the Senate the concurrent roso- lution in regard to the holiday recess, but Mr. Cole of California objected to its consideration, and it went over. A bill was passed to place colored persons who enlisted In the army on thejsame footing as other soldiers as to bounty and pensions When Mr. Sumner's Supplementary Ctvil Rights bill was reached on tho calendar, Mr. arnenter (Rep. Wis.) In the Chair, looking at jayard (Dein., Del.) asked, “ Does the Sena- tor from Delaware object" Mr, Bayard—I will if the Senate d {did not say so, [Laughter.) jell, Carpenter ‘The Chatr understood the Sena- oF to object. Mr. Bayard —T did not. Mr. Sumner—I think there Is no objectios Mr. Morrill (Kep., Me.) objected, and the bill Was laid over Mr. Sherman (Rep., oblo), from the Finance Committee, reported the House bill for the re- duction of the offlcers and expense of internal revenue bure: with amendments, rae that the offices of assessor and akaistant as- Seasor shall cease to exist at such times in th; Gistricts respectively aa the Commissioner o Internal Revenue may find practicable prior to July 1, 183; authorizing the appointment of twenty-five additional agents until July 1, 1874, In addition tothose provided for by existing law, and amending the present law so as to pro, vide that all « e additional commission of Ghechalf percent. shail be paid. to the collector receiving the tax on all spirits produced after the office of the assessor shall cease according to thia bill The Senate then went into executive sossion, after which the resolution for the holiday eas was taken tp. Mr. Windom (Rep sto have the reces: stead of the 20th. L. Mr. Windom then moved that Congress recon- f January instead of the 6th, as resolution, Lost—yeas The House resolution was then reed t Mr. Vickers (De res it, but Minn.) moved to amend so commence on the 23d In- ‘om the Committ n MA.) on Disabilities, reported the House bill remoy Ing the polltical disabiiities of 1. Q. C. Lamar, Representative elect from Mississippi, which Was passed unanimously At 3:00 the Senate adjourned. House of Representatives. Mr, Shellabarger (Ref., Ohio), offered a tesolution instructing the Judiclary Committee to inquire and report what powers Congress pos- posses in regulating commerce among the sev- oral States, in 0 far as such commerce is trans- ported on rallroads and other lines of transpor- tation organized and conducted under the laws of various States, and whether such powers in- clude the power to prohibit unequal or oppres- tive charges or discriminations made by such common carriers on freight or passengers from one Stato on their way through another State. Adopted ‘The Speaker announced the following appoint- ments to fill vacancies on committees : ‘Op tlons—Mr. Foster of Ohio. Mr. Hawley of Connecticut On the Judiclary— Mr. Shoemaker of Penpaylyania, On Civil Service Reform—Mesars. Crocker of Masse ebusetta and Dodds of Ohio, ‘On Patenta—Mr. Esty of Mages On Cotuage, Weights and Measur Mtr, Conner of rrr ‘On Private Land Claims—Mr. Geddings of Texas, Ob Agriculture—Mr. Herndon of Texus, THE SOLDIERS’ BOUNTY LAND BILL. The House resumed the consideration of the Soldiers Bounty Land bill that was up yestor- day. Mr. Dunnell (Rep., Minn.) opposed the bill, deing unablo, he sald, to conceive of a bil more mischievous ‘in its tendencies and efecta. Did Congress propose to satisfy the claims of the sol- diers for an equalization of bounties by giving them bounty land warrants which would not sellin the market for Mr. end (iep.. Ba.) also opposed the bill, and d that the Committee on Public Lands, of which Mr. Dunnell and he are me bers, was unanimously of the opinion that t dill, if it became a law, would be of immense disadvantage to the soldiers and to the nation at large, He had eda single letter in favor of th contrary, the soldiers f Pennsylvania were opposed to it, and the and AFM at Its session in East i expressed in reso- lutio robation of the provisious and principles embraced in the bill. A FRAUD ON THE SOLDIERS. Mr. Hawley (Rep., Conn.) alo opposed the bill and showed linfairly and injuriously the unty land system, had worked aa applied to the soldiers of the Mexican war. He calculated that they had $36,000,000 from the sale of heir iand warrante, and that tho people who ually settled land under them had pald $1%4),- 000 for it, the diff going into the The pending ckets of land spe measure would work infinitely more unfairly than that one, because now any one could go and settle on lands under the Homestead and Pretmption laws. He calculated that under this bill two million persons would be entitled to land scrip. If only one-tenth of them ap- pase in the year, that would throw on the mar- et scrip for 320,000,000 acres, and which scrip would only hold wood fora year. The effect of {t would be that the soldier who had spent at least ten dollars in getting his warrant could not sell it in the market for five dollars. ‘The meas- ure would therefore prove to be practically a fraud on the soldier. He held most rigidly to the policy of preserving the public lands for the actual settlers. Mr. Donnan (Rep., Iowa) argued in support of the bill, as giving an equality of benefit to all the soldiers, while the bill of last session, giving #ol- diers additional facilities under the homestead law, waa restricted to those who actually entered d under it. He also argued that the measure would help to settle up the public lands. ONLY POLITICAL SOLDIERS OPPOSE THE BILL. Mr. Speer (Dem.. Pa.) also defended the bill, feplying Ko the different arguments against it In regard to the resolution of the Grand Arm: of the Republic, preseuted by Mr. and signed, among others, by Gen, Hartrar Governer elect of Pennsylvania, he asserted that that organization did not represent the honest try, but the political soldiers tnd officers who were controlled by railroad companies and monopolists. When he (Speer) bad stated on the stump In his district that Gen, rtranft had signed such resolutions, it had the epublican papery and speakers, and one paper in his district had zed him fourteen times with being a liar, What member of the Republi- can Committee denied that Gen, Hartranft signed those resolutions? ir. Speer—I say that the Governor elect, through his paper and by his political friends onthe stump throughout my district, denied that he had ever signed them. Mr. Townsend—The Governor elect of Penn- sylvania has never, 6 far as L know, or sv far as the gentleman can prove, denied ‘anything in those resolutions, or that he signed them. The convention was Hot » political convention, but ® convention of soldiers without respect to party. ‘Mr. Speer—My colleague evades the point. Ho knows well that the Governor elect of Pennayl- nia neither asserted nor dented anything on the stump in the recent canvass. A member—Neither did the President of the United Btates. Mr, Speer—I did not allege that the Governor slect had denied 11, but Ido affirm that the Be- publican press of Pennsylvania did deny it. Mr, Townsend—I should like the gentlemen to roduce any paper under the influence of the Jovernor elect which denied any of these res0- tutions, HOW THE HONEST SOLDIERS STAND, Mr, Spoer—I name a paper in. my district, known as the Rad lished in Altoona, which charged ine to imes, I think, with Tow! being a liar for making that staten ub Uo speech in that city; and yet we 088 resolutions brought here this morning as evi- donoe that the soldiers of Pennsylvania are pposed to thia bill. 1 say that the privates, the Unknown and uniettered brave men—they who alone deserve the name of soldiors-—are for this bill; but the officers, those who wore epaulets, and'who never snuffed the battle but in the dim distance, are opposed to this bill, and are op- posed to'anything else that the corporations of tue country sak them to be opposed to, Mr, Townsend—I ask my colleague whether every one of the gentlemen who signed those resolutions was fe ‘on the field of battle? Mr, Speer—I believe they were. Mr. Townsend—Then my colloage should not charge that they were pot, NOT THE MEN WHO CARRIED THE MUBKETS, Mr. Speer—They were not the men who car- ried the musket and knapsack, They were not the men who did picket duty, ‘They are not tho men whose litte children, ragged and bare- footed, gather around tem In their poor homes, They are the politician soldiers, who are put forward by pollticlans to represent them and to Win ‘oampalgns for th Mr, Killinger (ite men who signed U to the army as a private me out of the war as peor—Yes, the present Surveyor-General of Vennsylvania; he has been rewarded with a political office. Mr. Townsend—T inquire of my oolleague whether Gen, Hartranft, against whom he di focta his assertions; was’ at’ in ‘seventeen ate Hes during the wi Mr. Speer—He may have been in venteen battles ; 1 1 Kind against the gallan of any of them: but I say that when the) to Congress with resolution bill, they do mot represe enn~ avivania, I ask my colleague whetaer he oan furnish me with the resolutions of @ soldiers’ Aonveution, oF the letter of @ single soldier of nty times ake no charge of of Gen. Hartran| i DECEMBER_ 12, PN = skint 6 aoops. A GRAND ASSORTMENT. Act, $ret Importation, and, offered ot tees than EHRICH’S TEMPLE OF FASHION, 291 and 2% EIGHTH AVENUE, Near Mth ot., New York. FP. §.Liberal reduction to Fairs, Sunday Schools, Charitable Inatitutions, @c., & so THE SUN, THURSDAY, tent batons" ho elther whi Tre'mene He often vania who carried the musket, in oppo- oliday Goods, an Anan nn AARAAARAABRRD THR G. A. R. A POLITICAL ORGANIZATION. bNadealelly ir, Townsend—I wi ing another one was not com soldiers, and some of whom who had oarried the musket and . Speer—We all know how these ples od and governed. This Grand Army been run, as we know, in Pennsylvania {n the interest of ee party. —Yos, and everywhere else. Mr. ‘Speer. Perhaj become a nem! Dolttioal 0 rs have been used by the politicians; it forward in the interest of pol In the interest of the railroad corporations of the country. Mr. Townsend—Let m Army of the Republic Is n sem! It‘ia because. It is comp Idiors in the war. the war were Republi the rebellion were Democrats. the Democratic side, Mr. Randall (Dem., Mr, Speer—I denounce worthy of my colleague, Aisgraceful to a representative from Pennsyl- THE REBELLION REVIVED. Mr, Townsend—What I mean to nay Is thi that the rebellion was got up arty of the South, nee of their coadjutors, of the North, and. thi ry of the war were Republicans, while the remainder of them may havo b Mr. Speer—May I ask my colleagu many battles he was engaged during the war? Mr. Townsend, Randall—You were staying at 30 Sits srartees ger oar a a wer the Yoana by “a Hr On ER AT.— Operators on dresemak- Postilveiy uous bot ‘competent Bnnted---_ Males, Jooks to vee that More Mon Discharged from the Navy Yard. Apout a week after election orders to dis charge 1,000 men tn the construction department were Teoetved at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Since then the ‘equ'pment, steam engineering, ordnance, and enginesr- ‘tng departments have discharged large numbers of men within a few days of each other, and last week the construction renee or Son ie ‘700 men from the rolls, a ite ‘ant ate MIs8 pains ate Sigs. asatey) Gittins ia ed goats, #2. iat I, COULON, of the Republic has ac Lub 4 Rot gynatag gofel men, i ee men atte Te sera ian ‘ational Schoo! ‘ot’ Fra oa and ath ay. upon Mego i 110 men in the pati enginecr, was ea for wanted The} Famous Ms NTUTONS iS Mf interest illustrated by the the most notable OONLTOHT Featteitioe a HOR NOVAN'S LANE on the FIVE ERY | Se POPULAR Pn BS a SATURDAY MATINER, saint at ting. AUT FAMILY t tnd Contre ita, “od aah cry n Bose i oLASS marble carver to take Scranton, Pa, 17) Rivington ae an othe, ‘Address in hand frea, &e., 810 ® month Warren st. fork int ‘shove of the Peek Dlogck makers, boat, builders, 0 Fe the funds are"oahnusted, i ai ins, while the soldiers of (Excitement on TRE avoustty DALE Wi Monon FOL SCAN THE BARONESS, aaa iv MARRIED LIFR, ii, BOLD STROKE FOR A MUS. “ra a re fake Mnf cautions, moet . JAPAntss atement as un- false in fact, and as A: EoEKg a MAN, Mot TURKISH RUGS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. THE GREATEST VARIETY EVER A. A. VANTINE & CO, 614 Broadway. some knowled; business and can read manuscript. ian ‘one who hi A fow days ago Mayor Hall sent for Capt. 10 of the genial Treasury agente in Col. The Captain was tn bis yy the Democratt; the moral in- © Democratic nine-tenths of the Frank E. Howe's department. Presence in less than one hour after he had received # Those used to the Nii s. Meet tonne Ntot OF DUNDREARY. WALL PE ri ot HR wanted cond} and, one that under: HSN jas the pork business, at 96 wanted to work i 4th ay. cor, 29th “I have nominated yo fai the Mayor, “for Warden of the City Prison. You are « gentleman of good ex- 1 would do honart to the,offtce." ruly thankful to you,” repited the Warden of the City point his subordinates, ‘the ae fae Apply at Snf'on -f ai Ores RVR NGS SANTA Cl, PROIAL, DIRE: NT WILL REM THERN a LOD DUNDREARY his cel pear in yrlabrated abd nd 0 pronounced by th every evening na character of EE on GLApE OF? tee "Renta Bice Limit I MONDAY NEXT, DECEM TEMPLE will make her first 6 ARC, tn pe new Historic, Pi tal Sita oO DEMONESTS MONT AZINE. Hio'tn'value to each subscribers wav eplendla terms te, ‘Address DEMOREBT, 88 Brow MINE hair-brash Mise we Bey ets ret DOD CANVARSE RS can make $10 % can thake #10 Of rapid ale 101 ‘door tromt Lon ONS THAT. OUR IN OPEN EVEN- Felson is, not though held rer name thoee whe, are suppe sponsible for t To take from a We JENNINGS HAY ESTAnLIshad . Townsend—So were you, UNT tire London press ae tally equal if perlor to bis, RD DUNDREARY. x Pini one MONTH 4 to serve. under him is ese reasons I must , MISS HELEN c"beard of it uefore, ond—You were too far away from the scene of battle to know who were decline your fiatterin CHRISTM Al FOR THE SPECIAL HS ‘Or HIS SOMEROUS R. H, MACY & CO, Vath at, and 6th ay. Mr. Speer to Mr, Town he reapected Capt, Brackett's he will remedy this defect In “tN PADVANCE, | Due be given of the first w PHN GILBERT, Mise EFFI GE Nistos FABRA | wv QupED® GARDEN. | — ongat SPECTACLE, 0 A GRAND BALLET PAURANT, superd costumes, exquisite scenery, beautiful ViNEST BALLET TN THE, WORLD. T 1:38) O'CLOCK, frome, te fre 80 e ye pkbecnted tor ahe Qrst NEW COSTUMES, T went as a private soldier. Mr. Speer—My colleague, Mr. Towns Job's war horse, " snuffed the battle from afar.” Tho morning hour expired and the bill went ‘over until to-morrow. FRENCH SPOLIATION MILt. Myers (Rep., Pa.), remarked that this set last sensi Fronch Spoliation bill, interfere with 38 bu Appropriation Cs be made the spectal orderfor Wo Mr. Holman (Dem. 6 apectal order for an (Dem., Pa.) MAe¥ & 00.8 carn. DEAR BOYS AND GIRLS: Call and seo me. T have just arrived id, moet laughable in care of at MACY'S. BANTA CLAUS. R, 914 Broadway reat ARTE RAPA AAA of the season. Latest novelties in Redingote. Patterns fitted to the Late yesterday afternoon, Fellx Mollenski, « poor Pole, who landed in this city six weeks ago, com. that can breech, per- FISH, 6 Fulto ST!—Plenty to eat out pare and diredied, fhowsands, West plained to Commtasioner Shields that o1 street sharpers passed a twenty-doll: foderate States of America upon him on Tuesday morn- {ng at the Battery. Moliensk! had purchased ¥ note of the Con 1 Teapttetag ty ES that [have ey Tam very comfortably leaves Dec. 24. East ath at., Children's Hakan ROOF READER wanted for Ai oie class man in every respect ; no other need take ER, LITTLE & CO., Type Founders, RRS and agente supped Ly hollaey CURTAIN RISES AT 7 BATUDAY MATINER wien he intended to pertdte in this city. and sold his Case and entire stock to the swindler for the worthless “ommiasioner Shields id not come uni ‘ogrettod that he roposed that It nesday, Jan. 22. Ind.), objected to its being UNO sar TEE on MISS AGNES ETHEL‘ ENGAGEMENT, and o' Sardon's great play, it never had any value, and d trouble to appiy to inet counterteltia aM rranted perfec {URS—Mink, Babi i price wory.icind of Sian a Ea 0.108 Chambers at, Del MISS FANNY THE, FAVORITE TONY P. DELEHANTY AN MATINEERS TUESDAY and Ladies admitted free on Fri OM His arpe thing for the hat bill has been discussed for over seventy years, and has been vetoed half a dozen times. Mr. Dawes (Rep. M him to a police court to apply fo A Man Killed bya Policema In the Court of Oyer and Terminer, before Officer John M. O'Keefe It, is @ special order for to-day, to the exclusion of all other business. ‘The Speaker—The Chair does not so under- It was postponed until to-day with- out special designation wanted at 9 and 101 Kent iliamaburgh ; the best wages pald, AT finishers and body makers a0, a Doy that has worked at No. 24 Myrtle Mr, John Brougham ¢ new romantic ee Justice Ingraham yeaterda: was put on trial for shooting @ man while trying to He had been repeatedly requested to and when he consented tnsisted that the His very Rinped and Tid OPERA BOU! RSDAY) EVENING LLB. AIMEE and the NEW patisia’ OPERA ROUFE! BARBE BLEUE __GALA MATINEE YANTS OPERA HOU ret appenrance ein ha eB ran) SRAES Eo Flite, “YEMALE sci CANO. JUNG LADIES. FORTY YOUNG tates iret week of the new sensational drama, DAY AND NIGHT IN NEW YORK CITY. Orchestra Chairs, Scents, Sina SE BPE Gaaprvee war, shoot a mad dog. Miscellaneous, n reach it by refusing that Is, by refus! ole on the Indian Tt was not made an or her business, wo to other business go Into Committee of the ‘Appropriation bill. to the exclust: therefore, does not come 1 id be tied in an alley. rast headed tne dog ragged the man holding the Fr ARBE xvenv SATURDA Wanted. « sober, indus aualated patos referred; steady 1 WWutlam’at Ni Was tiee ed with the elty, BAncocn FIRE EXTINGUISHER. F. W. FARWELL, Secretary, «01 Broadway. equitied hime aud, Me ing him advised him here: After to use a little more careand alittle more judgment 1b using his revolver, Old Gander—Fightington Ove 1 A Mr, Church, living in the outskirts of Madi- .{s the owner of @ remarkable gander. the last three years this gander has fought dogs, boys, and men. and every living thing that ventured within the range of hi K rate fight with a do} Mr. Charen 4p) ‘sod now the bird ts Chuteh saya that If the other leg becomes di he can train his gander to Aght on crutches Justice Ingral nee le Fe sara ron California of the favoriis Old Plantation Deliheator. SET Tey MEE gen, P.M FRY ‘at the Hail ahd ScHitMe Its. Does it kesp its _ Admission 3 cents, p a job cot een ‘wanted. Apply at The Speakar—TIt does not lose its place at all, {t will be in as good eallee to-morrow as it 1s rience in the | Sntean For information concerning the successful use of our Babcock Extinguishers tn putting out fires tn hotels, ‘which threatened the most disastrous consequences, we respectfully refer the hotel proprietors of New York to Henry Milford Smith, aq., proprietor of the Grand Hotel, and the Messrs, Earle Bros,, proprietors of Mr. Farnsworth T have no objec- meat it Ie te hot m tal order to the exclusion of all other basi- ip to-day at the ct Oe UPRIGHT PIANOS, ad Medals of Honor, Y WORKING HOUR.” T ‘ RVERY PIANO WANKANTED FOR TIVE Y ARS. Tiluatraced Catalogues, with Price List, mailed ‘Grane be Pate PARIS iE PIANO RY Speaker—This bill comes the morning hour, and is only set aside @ motion to suspend the rules and go into It will come up the same way at the close of the morning hour, and every day until the close of the session. Meyers—It is to evade that uncertainty fal day fixed, ao that ‘one of the gander 1 the og with a wooden aggressive ae ever atta AT 2. Jesman in clothing store; ng Grst-claes mechanics, "Ai mmittee of the W i) FRIDAY, BEN Bowear oh rt oF JOHNNY THOMPSON. iNTSBi ame o att onl ‘orate of the D ROOM, oe ery ny eB bj (being his three lectures on Lond need. re wil be uo lecture Friday meage coneeanee , Col. JOHN HAY, WAREROOMS, STEINWAY TALL, __ 100 atid 111 Kast 14th at,, New York. ig and clog dancing taught Ouaton at., near Bowery: carver; one who in chandelier work preferred. Co., Wooster st. Col. Blins to Succeed J Col. George Bliss, Jr., who made hin conspicuous by his efforts in behalf of the Republican ticket at the recent election in this city, hi received assurance from President Grant thas he shall ccessor of District Attorney Da- Apply to the Archer & Pancoust Mf ANTED—An experienced cutter for boys’ and clothing: aio, foremen for ale ‘Aden P.O, box 184, Providence, I. 5h goad elgetrat Mr. that I desired to have a sp members who have expressed a wish to estion shall not be put off from Tam willing to let the matter go for ent, but I give notice that I shall insist oncalling ft up onthe 2d of January, if not 3 | Eat gable to invalids and from the farm and th tracted by costly and spec ied aoeprate marks, furnished at ies _s LC (cadoreed, INGS HOPED FOR- A new Lecture on the Labor Question, BY ANN. AT BTRINWAY HALL Tuesday evening, Dec. 17, .feserved seats de appotnted as th J. Ti seee settee vie cy om ny, 111 and 118 i Tberty cl 0, 3 short distance INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILE. ‘The Housetthen went into Committes of the Whole, Mr. Dawes in the chair, Appropriation bill, debate the com: Il, which was thereupon passed— With apoiteations for’ ofc Tends to retain some of Judge Davis's assistants, at the Fequest of the Judge. but 1 ts sald VA Nn soaattt SELL'S, 96 Gold at. after Doclock. ‘also one farm hand, mar Apply at 134 West Lith n the Indian Admission 80 c sale at Brentano’ Company, 117 Nassau st. _ Suction Roties, 4 AND AUSSIE or oF HOUSEHOLD PURNI- TURI FRIDAY, Dec. 18, 1872. a¢ 10 o'clock A. Mtn the three- ‘story and basement building 2,200 de- fren 124th and 25th Tiday evening: Jan, 8 Ammoenr ty APROATINN BY uc: Dee. 14. A Ma’ E Mrs. Rieti BEECHER 8T Wing some selections for a, S0c., at the Hall and SCL L*** OHNE. GOODSTEIN & just received and for sale. Litt CO. ‘The Newest of the Envelope Games, ‘and by the Ameri jay evening Isaac Rosenheim of 50 t, rang the door bell of H.R. dence, % West Twenty-eight street, and handing the servant an envelope told her to give It to her mistress, Ted; 8 coachman, single. reported the t yeas 111, nays 43, On motion of Mr. Shellabarger (Rep., Ohio) the House nonconcurred in the Senate amend- ment to the bill for the removal of the sunken wreck In the channel way of Sandy Hook, and ordered a conference committee The House then at 4 aren TAN TED A bo! others need apply, at Sween; SALA iahal OF BANKRUPT sToC! close at this office on Ws tine at at none but a first-class | Gay at il A. M., and 0D Satara id stil and 1 NE oRENWA & SON, 09 Bim at. Iver ware, leavit He was commit clock adjourned. jewelry, laces, silks, cainel’s hi Inquire immediately at eat Broadway. @ BRYAN'S, 185 Doing Credit to Themsely: The Commissioners of Education who, yester- day, for the first time, had a full board in session, adopt \# in eulogy of Horace Gres nt to the family PHOTOGRAPHS BY SUN REPORTERS An oysterman that understands cook: puro. . J. POPE & BRO. WRENN YS, S03 a¥ Tk PIG IRON AND ALL METALS. Lost alts: Police Captain Allaire Endeavors te Squeleh rae Francis Train's Yesterday afternoon a Roundsman und appeared at ie steaks and chops taiied at above store, 60. pecieereres © $31, 899 and Mi 4th ay., corner 25th st. mu engrossed and NV fn butcher's a bply at 816 Spring at tiers of & DIAG mart man to cook and Open oysters, ARGONAUTS OF ‘9, > stan ghennensne Shipping. HAMS AN Mhuctioneer, it 10) lock Mfty Wetter Witton Wiser manutacturers. By or A great want of our citizens, pure milk, {t Is an advertisement, will hereafter be furnished Rushmore of Old Weatbury, L. 1. ers were news venders at Delmonico ge Francis Train's Ligue.” red by the Roundeman, who was tall, thin, Puritanical appearance (as much so at least as 8 Broadway Roundsman can be), wae for vending ob: ‘scene literature, tice Dowling—Who makes the charj 2 TEBE ve be ota AN LO’ lghity (8) m0) NINE DOLLARS EACH, ‘These are positively ail’ that will be sold at this SUBURBAN LOT ASsQCLATION, ie ‘A young rman that ‘waderstauda the dab bowing machines, Baker, and other JAS. O'HARA, City Marshal. and the papers t Saturday to an WWANTED-—A b Le “fda neocay gaa © and “f ae fo,en fron any Be That ca ORR AAR The Department of Education has voted to extend the Christinas vacation to Monday, Jan. 6. Banted---Females, M4 are invited to take an! chine they ke, and work Dp, And take Mansel or white shirts, &c., hoine, and ‘sinall summa eve: ery ANTED—Gix good ta roofers, Borses und Curruiges, many, Houlant, Bel nd Che Uatt ‘AT LOWE Pete WARES tae/O1d Country for an SRRSON BROT HE} REYSTOWY ANDY edneaday, Deo. 18, ai 855 A. M. lie Wedneaday a Dratts'on Ragignds el PAK E'S hore and wagon for sale, with or with: Y ANTRD.§ wood brush boy at 482 Broadway, to Rp. B. Boren, Evening Omtice, 58: Apply at the ve HEN SH Bast 11th at, ANDREW NOTTING, WV ANTED-A barber, 101 Mulberry tice—Step down to the clerk and make your afl- W bs shoe egakil good workers: must be 60 = NEWEI EBRIC Roundsman—TI haven't read the paper yet. Selzed the papers and arrested the prisoners without knowing what the papers contained ? Roundsman—I only obeyed Capt, Allaire's orders to If your Honor will read the paper— Francis Train's I've plenty of et ween Sd and 4th a wrizania soft cole pay only a sual Finsbury Garment Manufactory, 1 A DIES tanght on Whecier & Willan aad 15 = atthe Sewing Machine Stitch. od bande wanted eare old, 1 bands und and kind, double or aiagle, 6% Justice—What House Farmsyrng. F° RNITUR! AT 01 FARREnLS nee ei roma av. PAYMENTS TAREN WEERL hy on MONTHLY. FURNITUR exly oF Bee CORP TA Wirrs, ok Chatham st. Ke es QRTRLY, Ly n't sh RALY & Aashncye ‘SH and 886 Sc ay., near Mth st. plendid Ping’ one cents and _ found, egrage, $80 currency, c. LIAMS & GUION, % Broadway, Now York CARPETS, AGONS and trucks cheap; ‘Wagons, 1 Concord. expre furniture and one down-town truck, at 226 Spring’ et. corner Clarke. ity Gobernment, “take them tn." “Co. 108 Bleccke onfanned shirts. All kinds of new inachines sold at $1 T've something else to oka here to occupy my Roundaman (poluting the bead line Se Sitvatons Wlunteo, AN GIRD wants o city reference. tirsdny, Deeg, 2 Fe Me, urday. tec. 14.4 M DR iven out ots rat clage sewing iachines by 142 Fast 8th at, and 21 Asto a ‘Aret-ciaae Tpke machi Menta in work st hi ae exchanged. morkyou can + y or 471 Hh av, Williamedirgh. <WANTED, immediai Tearn to operate on firs given to pay for machines. 20 Bowery. LS t—Excellent Kinds at CARP! oF Raine wht Look there, your Honor! cer Justice— Why, Shakespeare uses that word tn Othello, "lt find Shakes ry in the country, my notice aa ‘un oO EEAIAA ‘oF bagpstuacescat Se atl eg: ig o Prosent-Hon. John Cochrane, President, in. the 2 1M sritner oath ‘and Thursday, from Pet meee cate ™ currency ried to Havre, o_diarre, Hamburg, erate rates by pers hoa ‘the company’s office, nearly every gentleman’ Shakespeare Was Lever brought Koundsman—Bat, your Honor — ‘You tell Capt. Allaire from me that he has citizens and drag peo- He has uo right with easy pay: instruction free ; Leer German phes eemituation | [reas SUL, 244 10th av, Fy ialtustloas "ais fraud ‘writes "a = At few Forks of €f NTS for satin wail no right to seize the jow closing out ; bor rd. ple away from their Substantiate his cares him come here and make aM@davit that this immoral and obscene or ind ‘an eat of the partis, Papers until to-morrow. Roundaman— Won't your Honor read Justice—Roundsman, I'l not be porsnaded to read ree Fraucls Train ob any account, srl for 5 eral housework end Yor their friends. since th ithe Gov wjourned until einen ee next, auaiy ‘after the adjournment of the ty Supe: JOSEPH SHANNON, Clerk. 180 good hands to ‘Sewing machines, R_man wishes « ther In hotel oF restwurant, box 121, Sun office. ent the present retain the Let them go (to the pris- fice ao eogh or genie dress Bourd and Rooms, men can be, spcommosated situation in an oyster saloon or ree taurant ; he understands the Dusless thoroughly. oer tt aca nd take him awa; HEAFFER, Pier 4 flow Uckete at reduced rai TURES —Work given out to Prove property, pay chat ‘at 612 Fulton at, Eat nt aN machine Wiligood sa Pana ¥; GkOnGE wat RUUEARN RE ates bie LY to and from LONDON re d'and @ Nortnr or 7 greta AND LIVERPOOL, . Dec. 12, at 2 P.M. 1¢. 18, at'7:90 A.M. general houMwork, 219 East 6th ot, UN D—-Sum of money, few day boarders “ ¢ saune by appiying 10 i te iB rem n with freph f TFC ew Sac eas TLE hristy’s Death it wanted on bi = Crop of In- ‘ F On pamphiets, 8 Liberty a oe machine shops, ment ae § machinist; has some ‘own, and believes, if required, ators or {ns ma: ple meg can be accom last, in the iis, “of 24 Caer wishes om inventive genius o} Tn 1858 George N. Harrington, better known as George Christy, of the Christy Minstrels, conveyed to his wife Hannah the house 111 Twenty-third street. Bho subsequently deeded the house to her father, the late Benjamin Gomperts, property, including this house, by will to his wife. Mre. Gomperta ied tn sr, leaving © will in whieh she eathed the property to her alx children, but ‘of the other children double. the share bequeath Before the will was admitted to farriogton instituted @ sult to er Uitle to the house in Twenty-third n she signed the deed eli she was signing, and that the pa the representation of her husbans to save him from was without cons(deration, to save the property fro Mrs. Harrington bas been paralyzed and she was borne into the court room in tive her testunony, ‘The ural wil occupy several days, leaving the same at JOHN Mane wery, entrance on Bleecker A! we Tua F fal “GOOD piatn ex goor in @ private boarding house, jroner wanted. On thi evening of 9 6 th, near Frankfort at Gold st,, secon 196 North Sth at, ‘at reduced rates. 23 nd 1st Kast Broadway, reienien Wats Thomas, Wednesd UREN, Andrews, Saturda; Wragg, Saturday, Dec, paseng EW ifentiemen and ladies can 4 pleasant rooms at 285 West 4i Cae eae y. Bultable reward Dekery, cor. 29th st. iy Pe Pee, }t at oP. a, AX “operator and e few wal fad at. Dil MAN can be accommodated with good sel te family. 21 Rutgers ote doard ins small to Mrs. Harrin, A HED. Stolen oF strayed from Git Wh av. Ach terriers, both ‘ass Woriug to the naan mpliahed fitter to 0a at their residence M. E. DICK, 13 Waverley piace, EA easy tories offered at the now atore,6i8 11th es wishing to purobase new ‘sewing finer asain Aiki site LARG FDOO!, Queenstown, Sid'taechines repaired abd imi _ Personal Hotices, 1,1, oMcers and soldicrs wounded. injured, or rup- slightly, are enti thousands’ are entitled t JACKSON, late Surgeon @ 1 () REWARD, —Lost, on 0 8d ay. or Or without board, a Weat r wee sighed funder rance. 1t is claime made ip trust, and beh THAN BY ANY mation eri 8s att For further infor No, 6) Broadway, MITT ANC STO RNG aD AND IRE- afte for £1 and w TAPSCOTT BROS, ook One finder will return the same to board and single ool h Fison.” The Pon A SatUPAnT elon, RTEN ED hands on indies’ undergarments man who moved piano of tne same. Apply at 431 Sivas tay, yrkiin bop: 968 Drosdway. JROR SALE—A Singer's and Peewing chine, aa good as now, for $3. 1 Canal 5 REWARD to the or many, years, 3. Navy, 4 New Chambers at, id to call for his Cie ati Bilfaboth ats Fuse ERS FRESE Ne ie FEC’ A Now Republican Denl—M. DOF POR) th quiet Mode Bucceed Mr. Gre It Is said, on high authority, that the Republi- can leaders of this clty have decided to introduce bill im the next Legisiatare removing Comptroller Green ‘and appointing Mr. Andrew Andrews to ‘Work furnished at home to ments rei si to #1 Ay oR Y PEAT PP ares, gs Gease No; Om, Dec; it, um. Society _Botices, /PLIC MEET f Bay st. All journes rite orseshoors are S18 TURBERT, President, ony, Secretary. TimoTHY MISKELL, Treasurer. Snbings ee TEVING Sayings INS: i" SIX PER CENT, INTER Interest commences from Srat of Januar nd October, “Bank op Vawpunauit Ly Buxtom, Becreearye Poblic Motice N NOTICE, : tnatruction free, New Stitching Company, 961 3d ay., near 20th at, DIES taught ook shh ESS and medical clairvoyant who eur: #08 all in her profession, Genticinen a before entering into huey ina." sickness, basineca” ever fails. She Indies and’ gentle mt let for housekeeping, (Gof joui eymen horveahogry ‘tarnished ro 'y speculations of an, raished rome to ia et Murray at losses, and laweults she 16 consulted by the moat promine A payments in work, rors to atte: , the well-known Commis- oner of Taxes, a8 his successor. The selection was made tn a recent caucus of the Republican Assombly- It has also been decided to ist of the Mayor lect, Alderman ttorney Phelpa—who aball have power’ to remove heads of departments Sad eppoiat others—to be named by the magni General Committee—to fill vac Jeedors, desiring to make all the capital they ‘can out of tof candidates for he new board, and Mt sald, carry out thelr ABLE men can be w ome at 158 $d ay., near I farted front rooms, sultabl ife OF single men, with water, & st, three stalreup, rooin 18; Verms moderate. T—Neatly-furnished rooms for id wivon terms reasonable, Apply at ommodated with th at ia, eras Deo a 18T2, Abe st Dee. mM, im 11,71, al, 14, 61." by Managers, ‘Covington, Ky, atl f Quite ai. eae ge diay ISS Post 'Oftice box 4,008, AL SER Bayary, consult her, and you w men from this county. Greate a board—to con Vi T'S and linen coais given out to ps ewlng machines, on easy tnetailimonte, ISK, “business and medical Ives positive infor: Wat groat French ne. dy marriage tells name and day; no @i 2d av., cor, Sth Bt. Ti onsultath rr ‘enemies, losses, aaa teada ov, ness and ‘death ; ie IAD AME SINGH fant and ‘spiritual MINH on all ome, ‘The Republi¢an first-class sew! Fulton et, and & teachers, and nice, agents Wanted. corner of 1th et, ria and two boys for SER, Graham ay.chft a, perteniey BD, tT, OR RSH vat can an make ® good baitonhois; 90 Spring st. back hon PUREE WATER pend ath jaaematt tamiiys a Bridge #t., corner of en daily from 10 A ih W! CONCKLIN: Proeldente” men can have a hall bed Wat Sith ai ecco boll avant foo™ THe pteedy their late victory, hi Jority of the new Programme to the lette ere was a rumor (n the New Court Hous DIEAWING? OF ALABAWA LL, 1st, es Three nicely furnishe OLE Soplags Bigely furnished rooms suitable for =Apartmente ina aloe private ho Tath st. bear Sd ay. oe priv ahow refused unless saiiaed, alrvoyani, 6it Sixth sveuus RTP geyeath daughter a cates Houston st balow int av ae indame PORTER, Seereas, ining fee, 0 conte, w Carn ts house worth of MT id ay 4, 00., Managers, ‘Montgomery, Als, 'b Ns Boerum place, Brooklyn. ‘first-class mechanics’ ay snd basement nicely tur LEN, 260 Weat 9th at, tly Btted m ist mest oat rovision at ANaivaa taut ae rN worth double, ABR HERS STORE TRB chanee—Hlandeomel seria tn a tn mit ft was emphatic Wdenied‘in the Comptrotie Cree he 2 politicians believe, that tne rumor is only premature, ea Works of the dof Aldermen will meet tn Room No. 8, ip the 1, on Friday next, the 13th for tho consideration of the project of intro: ducing aalt water into the city of New York, for extin- gulshiha freed “other purposes, fated in the subject are here the above-named time end pl Information furnish __A. MOOLEN! nt, at l'o'clock The Mutual Bank—The E Wasted, cower on job itlshed , 9) boarder All persons Inter- otlaed 10 be present at without further notin NDING.—The revel Lions and cures of the Fepowned spiritualist . i The ages of 1d dame BY KON ; oun. mind children ao ‘Apply at Ta ‘Thero was no run on the Mutual Bank y: day, and but few demands About $3,000 was deposited by business m o'clock, The last oMcial quarterly report shows the following condition of the bank on Sept, 2, 1873 tal, $106,150 ; profits, $4,089 ; amount due bank, $345; due depositors on demand, #18, cluded in above ‘ 4 “discounts, rokers over drat & R. HUNTER, 56 Bond at tis debility, impotence, Se. Advice grat ere presented for payment. RR, 158 Weat (a . we cheap. Aj DANIEL D. CONOVER, JAMES MoLAREN, Committee on Public Works, jector of Ta: tons, ulcers, scrofuls, Mi between ith and Sin eve. PORE NOT TNOTICK, —The G a Weat Now Yur between sth ans TESTE MISS CLARA NORWOOD, glish Gypsy astrologiat and mod gleirvoyant known In this county © youre practice in Loudon, Professional Guros, A Indy of taate mr “expertonce to de os‘ oults 1m 9, wholesale house. Neate Heal and business ou all affairs of life be at owe! 1a CH ‘on ‘CHAS, ScHANEE ‘Collector Musical Yrstruments, gl alapoxe Ww, aia ad Nithee, $245,287 ; loans due from director aclenboribod on “te 0. Without’ medtelne, reasonab girl to, “do the cooking, washing, card ond nursing a8 nedical and pusinoas ol olair. one fond of chi Consult her on {oe marry andy as thoee Tong sepa mo gay co a te wives k ROKBACE lairvoyant physician, Boone A Address box 4,295, APDAME ROSA, great natural ai Af ous eNale lhe ean int gioMeTpLeRe re (uimorw, and all disousea, 472 yg RP EltoRaTON, Propriotor. QA RAY gin a ae ay tastlafactory ressonglven for leaving. ply to owndr, att Kast {6th at, ill sted siookt bro "Tons and expenses, j bills of solvent bank: eral _housewor De & good wash yoars' Prussian hoa Hal kin diseases, even of Wl Blocker “ husiness and medicnl ry ion OF Unfaithful husbands IDOFH, 4) BLN t., noar su sultatlon free. iwding Waterss, se xn Maas lance {0 amiall wonthty ins arent sie af A ae —A first-clase cook, Wax KD: Preatic iri or woman, at @25 ful Dog Jack of the Oak Street hii ce care’ preniae | tall Bae ood completely restore: Frederick Hofer, ® young German of Brook- lyn, having been robbed near the Roosevelt street ferry, \t to the Oak atrect police bery known, and while there wept at tho lone of his sina} cra Conngoted with the police station ls nd food store, i Peck wllp) aseree dohare reanee ie most’ beautiful style au ronal to Sheet musio and muslo u ia sedebladleiee Aku T, apecial ¢ diseases, nervous debility, and lost man: ‘i by the éelobrated ‘De door from Centre at. for all unfortunates by | Paigrinans D—A milk route of ‘ork or Brooklyn, with horse, wagon, Address, stating’ prici ‘ a BN, oS Boar ston Sw York Post 0 ABESRSLEUINE . KING cures pravatos 11 Amy st. Ue timblyed eith Weber piano, Tootat esl 190 quarts, In ery iatallments (akon i Suck" has boon an inmate of the house for Boetly’ ton Years, eat ‘Whea ‘about to be lurncd o cradle tothe grave; Pamal ot, BS | a Bi) WILE BUY. m cy Mapas a 1 secret diseasos and dorange. tice; one visit suMcteus ; G eine: Open (rom UCTEN, from Paria, busin at au *Astrologiat, MS Broome at. x WILL BUY ® biovly Gited up and well and vogotabie markol, Paying restaurant on account of sickness ), old's Cash businces, wt 68 lat ot, Jersey Oty | 20 War rehire aaa nes SA ¢ aad fortune taller mcssuted treed tnaronen the column baits be W Wakes 6 stati raotitiouer, whi Otic and residence, 12) We. Foasons for & ing, HS Kast faa aetroger la the