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New-York tribune., 1869-01-21
THE HACANr INSPECTORSHIP.

Considerable comment has been INDUCED in
for day or two past by those conversant with tho inner
workings Of the Police Department to who should be
appointed by tho Board of Police Commissioners to fill
the vacancy occasoned by the death Of the late Inspector
Leonard 1t Is generally conceded that the appointment
will be claimed by the Democratic members of the Board
tho three Inspectors now holding office -
Folk (of BrO0kyn), Dilks. and Waling-are Republicans
Should this provo TO be true, the two prominent Ropub
lican candidates and senior Captains, Speght OF the
Twenty ninth Precinct and Cameron OF the Eighteenth
would be ruled out. OF tho Democratic Captains Jour
dan Of the Sixth Precinct would stand high above AL
competitors 1t is understood however, that lie VIII
not accept the position preerrng TO stay where he is at
present Capt John j. Mount OF the Seventeenth Pre-
cnct IS also named in connection with the position
He would be strong candidate but it is
rumored that he is looking for bet
ter pOsltiOn-thet, In fact, he is seeking tho
nomination Of Police Justice IN his district in place Of
Justice Mansfield. There many other candidates
named but OF them present very strong claims. II
not likely that the position will be filed for several days
at least perhaps not until such time Mr.. Acton's
health will enabio him TO take part in the deliberations
OF the Board.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21
FIRE IN wILLIAM.sT.-Loss ABOUT s2oOoO.

About 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon fire
occurred the fifth floor of the premises No II William
st. and that and fourth floor badly damaged by
fire. and the lower floors doluged with water. The first
floor and basement occupied q paper and sta
tonery warehouse, by Messrs. BOgert Evans, whose
stock was recently seized by the Sheriff. at tho instance
OF Mr. Weeks OF Albany There is on insurance of $4,000
on the stock Mr. Weeks also portion OF the STOCK
on which he has insurance Of $1,000 The entire stock
was ged TO the amount of $4,000 Messrs j. H. Min
sek Co.. drug brokers, occupied the front portion OF
the second floor Loss stock bT water S5OOO insured
fOr The rear the second floor and the whole OF
the third occupied by tho Royal Baking
Powder Company, whose stock was damaged.
to the OF 5000 insured for $4,000 by the Home
Company Of New Haven, Conn., and $1,000 by the west
chester County Company. The fourth and hfth floors
were occupied by Smith & Ulman, dealers IN willow
waro as q storage warehouse. They estimated their
stock to be worth $4,000 damaged 70 the extent
OF S 600 and Insured for S. 900 by the Suyyesant 5000
by the Bowery by the New York and Yonkers and
$500 by the St Nicholas Companies The building was
damaged TO tho amount of 5000 Fully insured in city
companies. The origin Of the fire is unknown.
AS the streets in the neighborhood OF the fire were
blocked up by the fire department., great difficulty was
experienced by the mail carriers IN getting TO and from
the Post Oce and was only through the eXertons oi
Mr Stephen A. Knapp, superintendent OF malls, that SO
riOus delays prevented.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21
STrICDE ON THE STREET.

Shortly after ii o'clock last night while Ponce
mau Edwards was engaged in trying the doors on hls
most when in Asor place the vicinity Of Lafayette
place he heard the report OF pistol but short dis
lance away, and, turning around, saw man lying on
the payefnent on the opposite side OF the street.
Ue examped the man. and found that
be was dying the ball having entered the forehead and
paAsed inward into tho brain Death ensued In o ieW
moments The body taken TO the Mercerst Police
station where discovered to be that Of John Fritz
German aged 80 years. lately arrived In this country
who has been boarding the place where he was
found In his possession was found note addressed 70
his brother George I'm OF Messrs. Strasburger
Nuhn NJ No. 39i Broadway, announcing that no had
packed up his clothing and settled hs board bl 20 the
his tronbles by taking his life. The body was removed
To tho Morgue Coroner Rollins was informed Oh tue III
fair and will hold an inquest to-day.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21
s.IE or SEATS FOR THE OPENING OF
BROUGHAMs THEATER


BROUGHAH's THEATER
The sale of seats for the opening perform
ances at Broughams thenter, took place yesterday
at The auction rooms Of Messrs Henry H. Leeds Miner
No os Iibortyst. The attendance was good, but com
prsed few Others than tho class known as tcke1
epeculators" At tho opening OF the sale Mr. Leeds
eypained that the bids would be considered premiums
and added 90 he regular price Of the seats the sur
plus 10 be contributed TO the Dramatic tuna B2A -,
the best Ia the house was offered hTst ana ator Vey
corIpetton brought 65. rs regular price being Sl2
Al ms point Mr. Brougham entered tle room ana Was
greeted with loud applause. Mounting the sHetohegr
Stand (which was an antiquated blliardable) ne took
seat and created little amusement by his remarks
during the early part Of the sale Dir, Leods nnslly
called upon him 10 act auctiOneer, and AFTER some re-
nctance he accoded to the request lie SAID unaocus
toned as am 10 public auctioneerlng am AZ always &
smenable 10 public opinion and as yOu have called me
10 this responsible post viii endeayor TO 40 wen ana
manfuy the duties devolylng on ine Iho pudding heIe
e very dull miss tho old theatrical bidders, such as
TpunCtt and Knox and Gcnin, VINO, as everybody
knows, made fortune by buying the pest seat
AZ The famous Jenny Lind concert, many years
ago However, with those who arc present !
think two experienced auctionCors, such as Mt Leeds
and mysef should be able 20 drive thriving trade;
am moi so vain as 70 suppose that you have come together
to-day on account OF any merit or popularity OF nlhe or
tho uobiest charities OF this city, the Drhmn'Ic fuhu
Appause IN such cause know you oa VII ono p anu ~
cb sod for S25 when he retired confessing that he
had been cast role which ne COud not MI Inc OF
chestra seats sold AZ premiums ranging from - ~
20 ST. according to choice inc Daepn! % e. % @ IN
uremum the dress clrclo seats sofa at from - 20 - o
premium, and the whole OF hS secOnu DCSn d ct
Knocked down 10 Mr. Fred Lullniah nOeu @
ator at n premium Of 81 30 each ihls senuonai ~ ~
chased about 900 seats AZ mo % nb nbonnnG
Broug CHAM delivered humorous addISM, "poninE g th K
particularly In puns, thanking the "uulenoo 20 Tha
kind reception, aud their liberal pa'roHaso' ohonp
n sss Eco When wifi be- turned oyerto tho Dramatic M
FUND. The auctoncers refused m,tcr,a aid to
worthy object Ia an upper room ,he nleasHres Of
spread TO which ample as,So wa. wS e by the genial
the table being angmeh1ou uo' '''
huuOr OF Mr.. BrOughRm.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21
DIR CANALS.

ANNUAL REPORT OF TIE STATE ENGINEER.
The annual report of State Engineer Rich
,,,o.d on the canals OF this state has been sent 70
fbe egslature The total length OF artificial canals
and feeders in the State s sJ5 miles. Inc total
length OF nnyigable lakes and rivers connected art
eeiaily with tie canals is 31 miles making total
OF water navigation within the state OF LIZA nlles
The amount OF work done during the hsea year 1868 was
1gg9 O5 H. The Engineer recommends hDeTh apprOprF
atoms for the removal OF the bench walls nQon the
Fre Canal and the Immediate construction OF Pisa Creek
feeder furnishing additional supply or wafer 70 the
summit or "lOnR level" He adds: . The tnnnaEe OF
The Canal IN l8l9 less than half the present As
ess yet this early day tho emDarrassmeuts 10 naY
cation from the bench walls seriously felt snse
beD the embarrassmeuts have gradually increased as t
business hos augmented from the settling or THESE
benches toward the center Of the canal greatly reducing
he width at the bottom and to-day there IA less capacity
ana with bench walls IA only a feet wide at the bOttO
while the proposed change gives % feet space tbat
freely adns OF the passage Of three boats abreast while
fhe former will only pass two The removal Of these
snehas and substituting plan No with walls running
a. the bottom OF tho Canal would greatly Increase the
nanaetY for transportation render navigation easier aud
0aier and require lsss repairs Inc present system o
yenairs has proved great disappointment 70 aearJ
,S1Toestes and as an experiment. wholly failed 10 pro
feetng Che interests OF tho state and In preserving and
mSintapinR our public works II has proved TO bf any
9hinR bat economical 70 the state or penenea 70 IYa
fion aud itS repeal s Oarnesy desired by ali DIRECTLY In
fresled n the navigation OF the canals and strongly
commended By all abe present aud retiring ofciaA"
ACTION or THE BUFFALO BOARD or gEADE
The telegraph announced on the IA inst
that tho BusIo Board Of Trade had At its melting the
say before passed important resoutoDstoue
enc management Of the csnas We print bolf eopJ
OF these resolutions;
Wsfss fhs ssbas re State ofNeaYsF bed oohsneM
sses. sstt aad ss regarded vita isss sFes - the es ~
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21
THE MERCANTILE LIBRARY-THE DOWNTOWN
RRANCH

BRANCH
The Mercantile Library now contains upward
OF 100000 Volumes and additions beng made at the
rate of 1000 volumes per month 1t will soon become at
this rate OF progress the largest circulating library in
America and 1t has the advantage over all Others OF
being sefsuppOrting, besides each member has voice
In its government and management. The readinRrOom
furnished with about 400 newspapers ana magazines
and Of the best arranged and most attractive in tho
city II is kept open every day, except Sundays from
O'Clock In the morning until 10 O'Clock at night Besides
the newspapers and magazines the readlng-rOom has
about 5000 valuable works Of reference. The manage
ment OF the library by the present Board OF Direction
evidences considerable enterprise The downtown Office
which was for long time located In dark and dingY
room IN Liberty-st, has recently been removed to now
and cheerful quarters at No 76 Cedar and is to be sup
piled with 1000 books 1t is in contemplation also to
revive the system OF downtown deliveries, so that
bers ordering books at the downtown ohce at almost
any hour OF the day will be sure to get them
the same day. The reading-room has been sup
piled throughout with improved as-burners, which
give 20 evening readers an ample and steady light.
Printed pacards placed in conspicuous positions
about the Library requesting members TO report TO the
President any nattenon inciyty on the part OF the
clerks and such report IL well founded, results IN the
immediate dismissal Of the delinquent. There are other
important improvements designed by the Board or Man
agemcnt, which proposed 10 perfect The
terms OF subscription TO the Library are for clerks 81 per
year Every person, especially every young man
who loves read good books or who cares to cultivate
taste for books should avail himself OF the advantages
which are thus offered by the Mercantile Library.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21
,p1sg REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.

nIbe elections in the various Districts providing
%, 6aIegates to the Irish Republican General Committee
sor sss We're held Monday The following delegations
ara thus for reported
TA.rd DGrIkobst LISAn. TbOnu LOwsJ Inss Murphy,
Pbilp Kane, Peter Me0inns
wa DisJo.epG Murphy Timothy Burke John John
J. Suyths, william Kane
S,pniA DrDennisR Barke Akrie Hogan Daniel McFAr
land william Tobln, Nicholas j. O'SAheh
Eokih Drct-Thonss A. A4t.fon, Nathaniel Davis John j.
Horrs Michael Ms0nre, PathekEtkhAm. -
Nah pilr.t cO0Ase Wa usaAy Pstsr Murphy wn
S,rsiA District Jane. coru Rdssd oOeaz Maurice H.nlgi3
FcsrieM DnrtetGsh kag.At Barnard Msousn'I Hugh fH
E0AecA D,te ssl cOl'sa Jsaa ingram. Alexander Su''
TT,s@ Pt;;rs. .s;Is Sscss gs.s c'aAsy. Deals
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21

iteras pursuits aud In 1851 published Guifef Ioe:
in tiy succeeding year Old Karl, the Cooper ana Eis
We1d s-;ul Book" and many translations from, tne
5ed-h novelist Madam Carlen. In these he met with
iemaf 1abe success and subsequently compiled the
Battle Roll" work giving statistics OF al the I'M
pOrtant ba titles ever fought Hc added 70 his htrafy
taste aud ability decided genus for meehaDicy aud vac
the Inventor OF the Magnetic Terrestrial Gobs which
bears his name.
About so games were played yesterday at tho
Chess Tournament nov being held aG the Caie Eifope
The First Reformed Presbyterian Church was
crowded last evening" on the occasion Of tho sabbath
School teaparty. fhe Pastor. the Rev. DR. Mcoud was
presented with purse containing $780, the grs Of tke
congregation; and che sab5athsehOo SCHOLARS prcseftcd
Mr. Gregg tie President, With large and spiendiGiT
bound Bible.
Justice Connolly took very decided grounds
yesterday against the late order OF Superntendout Ken-
nedy BY which prisoners at times kept ia ooahne-
I1eht for day before they be brougbt 70
trial and said that If the rights " citizens guaTSntsed
BY the law OF the State hereafter frnged s9D, 40
viii hold the officers responsible.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21
THE UNITED STATES STEAMER RICHMOND TO
JOIN THE EUROPEAN SQUADRON

There is a rumor that the United States
steamer Richmond will sail from Boston. Mass about
tho 2oh inst TO Join the European Squadron Iho io
Iiontepnnt Commanders Il. n Wallace, j. W. PhlP, d.
x CssseI. A. s. Crowinsheld, j. b. Coehian ana S' IT. II
SonJ.. Fnsicna L. n. HOusel, +. Collins, v. 10, n.
TrnIoy T. ID Webster and j. j. Eaton; First Lieutsnant
Of Marines t. 5. Colum Surgeon s. F. GS%esi fbct ~ a.
Surgeon f. Kershner Paymaster J. n tG1lSo tS HN" -
Tnsineer I johnson; First Assistant Engineers r. a.
Wson and n g. Smith Second Assistant EnSneeIrs H.
~ philips and j. W. HOlhan Third Assistant EhgiIeSI,
" NJ Hshton, Boatswain, Robert Dixon; Gunner JOhl
Rogers Carpenter. T.. Thompsonj Sainaker W. oso1s
Captaln's Clerk, l.. e. Gillespie FaynaSleEs |loi~' "
Va
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21
The STATE or TRADe.
DOMEsric EfAnrRrs

-. DJHENFIC MARABTS
SAVArNAH Ga jan 2Cotten ooeued one ana sosal drme
sale. so bale, adding %s9gc receipts 2 l39 tses experts
AvsusrA Ca Jan Cottou advanced; holder. vary a salss
40 bales; receipts l.lB bales MddEng, Gl02tte
CnARLEsTos, Jan 2Cotton better; sales so tro. Mfinx.
28e receipts l,62I bales =
hm Rosn better Strained and No at I s7s 81 ~ crnds
weak at BG23c
NEw0RLEASs jan CoitOn &C. higher; Sn5dlngs ss ssles
$500 baei receipts 359i bales 32 bales
ling EIchsnge l8i Coumsra l47els; New iork sight fSuut
Sugar sciye Common, l0400Ie Prime 20l3e.; lelk O.
hed, 4al4lc Molssses active; Common 58a6e Prime Tf6c
Choice 70a1l Flour steady and unchanged Oats dull Ciac8
Bran Bm az 81 TO- Hay EASIER Prime and Choice x240S2
higher at 30 s5l Bacon higher Shoulders i53l5le Cha
Rib, lsle Clear Sides, 8ic Lard nerce l9c kcg
Whisky dn and lower; Western Reetied s5c ssssa5
and nrn Fair, AsUl5ie. Prime. los al7ic
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY Jan. 90, 1862
BILLS INTRODUCED.


Mr.. Hale-TO amend section 426 of the
Court Of Procedure. Mr.: Wlliams-TO amend the char
tr OF the PeoPes % sa LG % DnSc sTeb5nee M
Chapman-To authorize the employment OF stenogra-
&orssn-To amend the act relative to supplying
CLOS In the Office of Justices OF Peace MT.
psCPe Of S'uS the amended constitution sfoF the
election ofjudges Mr. Murphy to INCORPORATE Ihe ttn
that the City Of NewYork shall be represented in the
Board Of Directors OF the NewYork Bridge Company by
the Mayor Controller and President OF the Board OF
Aldermen Of the said city and Brooklyn by the officers
constituting tho Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund ;
constructing the bridge. and it must be completed by
juno l. 1874 giving power to use as nuch OF the lana
the construction Of piers and towers Mr. Nurphy-Em,
pOwering the Commissioners Of quarantine TO take All
necessary steps preserve and the structures
now being erected the West Bank in the Lower Bay
for quarantine purposes ,,, -,
Judges Of the Court OF Appeals TO SO and Justices OF
the Supreme Court to $1,000 in lieu Of all other copen-
MT TWEED introduced bill providing that in pro
In New,York where any fraud is discovered whereby
damage has been sustained by the owner, the party
ia special term who shall proceed TO hear proof at
If fraud has been committed said assessment shall be
vacated.
Authorizing the construction Of new bridge in Rah,
Department in the Union School in oswegO
Tho Senate then went Into Executive session. and
frmed the following nominations Of the Governor:
Nathan Bishop OF NGW-1OrA, TO De NOuulAslOntf OI
Public Charities John Williams, 10 be MajorGeneral Of
the Seventh Division Of the National Guard, vice Craig
WadgwOrth resigned; William II. Morris OF Putnam
County to be Commissary General OF Ordinances Nota-
rios John L. Brewer, Fred w White, Fred E. Lathrop,
Daniel J. Moves, Wilson NJ. Power Geo. V. n. Baldwin,
Thomas BisgOod, james f. Carpenter frank H. Cowdry,
John C. Dewey, Julian II. Davies, Edward DE Rose.
Michael j. Farrell, Frederick w. Ford, William ;.
Gerrish, George W. Gibbons, Levi Gray, Frederic
r. Hartman, John II. Hand, Edward Hartnagle, Henry
r. Lebenman, John W. Levendge, John Murphy, Albert
III. Shack, Noel b. Sanborn, Capuis r. Stnerts,
George H. starr, VIM. r. Wermerskersh Wash Wheel
foht zfuaE nj Inn RrQn head Nm
Crosby r Ebenezer r. Converse, James r. Doolitte Jr
O. J. Delevan Edward j. Dickinson, John Fowler. jr,
Dana L. Hubbard, Jonas b. Kissam, George Kellock,
Thomas Pruden, VIM. T. b. Storms, Thomas Allison VIM
BrOwer Bella NJ Farhnam Henry c. Howells, A. Barton
Hough VIM. j. Harding Charles I. McClenachan, Fran
cis r. Masbury, jr. ID. JudsOn Newland Samuel ROsen
dale Charles r. II. Stanley, Henry H. Smith, Mason w
Tyler and VIM. &. Wittter
Executive sessions FOR the purpose Of confirming Nota
only ordered for Thursday and Friday aud the
Senate then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21
MARRLED.

Wednssiay. the 10th Al TIA
Chsian Cuurb, West Taeny egbtht BY Elder W. j. Hove
A. Andrews to Gertrude J. IardeubeIg No cards :.
CONKLING-GOCLD-u Rochester Y. Tuesday Jsa % BY
the Rev A g. Hail. D. Mr. George Copkng Of losk CY y
hattie W.. daughter Of the Hon r GOULD Of Rochester
the residence Of the brides parents
Wsinesdsy. Jan 3 By the Rev W. Howe George Goury "a
Marie, only daughter Of B. SIanbeIy. No cards.
HELIGDAYIs-On TUESDAY the 18Th inst in tie First Prsbyterss
Church Stroudburg Pa By the Rev Prof H. Rcbap Of Asn
Pa assisted by the Rev b. s. Eye the Rev. TheophiH
Heg OF Regesye Pa to Miss Mary ALICE ony daughter Of Wn
Davis, esq Of Stroudsburg. No cards
TEgNEYPUDNEYon Monday Jan 49, a. the residence Of TIE brides
parents Little Neck L. l., by the Rev Henry d. Bsare Nj Jedn
Tenney 70 Matilda $ Pudnsy. No cards
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21
THE pryysyIyAyrA LEGISLATURE.

HARRIsBURGH, Jan. 2l.-The Legislature to-
day IN Joint session awarded the certificate OF election
10 The United states Senate 10 the Hon John Scott.
The bill 70 extend the term OF tho Receiver OF Taxes IN
Philadelphia was passed in the House by strict party
vote bur three Republicans voting against IT, il caused
moro excitement than any bill yet offered as Tour RepnD-
licap papers had opposed 10 as partisan measure The
Democrats urged that SIR. Meloy has the certificate OF
election and that the charge that he was elected by
iraud rs now being examined by the Courts II has nj
WAYS been admitted that the candidate declared elected
tales the oGlco TIL the contestant has proved bis rights
The Senate has yet 20 ratify the BILL new MeopoI'
tau Police bill was introduced.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21
TILE NEW FERRY TO JERSEY CITY.

The Erie Railway ferry boat Jay Oouiu 70
finished and will be placed the new limo from jersey
CITY 10 the foot Of Twenty thdst about the Is. o. pca A
The now ferryhouse nov being ereS,ee eeestahs6ment OF
the kind In the country. The keel OF anoSneE n v
has IuBt been laid In the yard at the ioo'0 Vi
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21
An Notices Of nqriqge' must be indorssa ~ia Hu
DIED.


BALDw1Non Tuesday morning. the 18th IuG CAihahss sg
Of he late Edwin Baldwin, aged Il years.
III. r;tSs, and friend. % ?. ;as s@ ar. % 5sssy , ~ s
Ing at 10 Oelsck, without forthss Invitation. - 49, Il
BvRSETt - Eos % ;s v ws3s's.5 q n'SS ''A p a
Notice Of funeral VIII be given.
CAULDwELL-0 Monday jan. 49, at Esuburgs, Andrew csg
The friends of the family members ofth Church Of @ T
pss In Norrua are respectfully attend he
tie Christian Church in Twenty sghshst near Broadway
day, jan 81, at III o'clock
PCKon wednesday evening Jan 90 1859 Harriet Fek 9sagss
daughter Of Peter and Ma Jane Flss aged year. sa y
on Friday Jsn. % at O'Clock p at No. IS Sanolkst
HRATH-Iu Brooklyu on Wednesday 90 Of scarlet fever 4ssf
Sanger only daughter A and Emy Heath, sd ysas 10
McEWAN-on Weinesay morning 90 Of Group Bessie Frmss.
infant daughter w. sad Enna MeEwAn aged noasht
F6D.rs nna 4s Puama,. Brooklyn on Friday
PELToN-A Warwick Orange County Monday jar 10, R<ss
Funeral a. The Reformed Church warwick hurdy, nsnaz a
pRICE-wbls her daughter hrS Ann Price, vass
Joseph Price, In the s3th year Of her age ras.sb n
Price attend h funeral Saturday the 'i iHs
o'clock D. m from No. 10 sOush Nnthst. Willau'Oush
QUICKsudeuy Wednesday che 2oh inst OfpaFays usss v
The sDd friends Of the deceased Adsph Chapter Eols =
a. b. sSd Normal Loiee No A. NJ are invited 90 ssae ss
funeral The remns viii be conveyed North salem for
ST. ST sI Services at &, Episcopal cSuts6 North salem
nsHbs5, Normal Lodge No Ia .. T. .Pa d. e. a: E
brother companion Gerard Quick on fdy 1sl. ,
road depot SpAb SpAR5ESs SM { sE4sSis. ssGSsfi se
Wednesday Jan 20 Mrs julia A. we q b q
eyed g yar,s s. %S1s % s.SS SSS e N si < Church
cr.s5wch ami Washington sta, 90 Friday jan e AZ s,oy
The fsaivs friends respectfully invited TO I''erd the f
sPIEson Tas.dny morning 49, MrA Elizabeth sPis' F'sa
Fqasrns as kdain e. 1Sssi Mead. &c. 4 ssyoSiSs1
Siisa's;5 S 3 H. $ssR:1' IS' @ &
Tedws in the Goth yea, Shs age invita-, 70 attend N. funeral
ST. Church NewYOrE on Friday the ed iOsI A'S'l
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21
FUNERALS Do-DAY.

BArLR SAMUEL, No 3i6 West rwelhhst
DRARNlNG JAMES No. a. CAtharinest
PIELD MARY KLINE. Bound Brset n j. -,
NEENAS. DELLA KINNEY, No 2SS Hudson-ave. BroonJh
MoIIER CLARA AGNES No ls9 GrAnd-ss, BrO,sya. T. d!
McCAPFRRY ANNE, No. $50 Frstaye
McCLEERY HUGE, No. 257 West Houson'sL -, +, N
PORTER Mrs MARY Eekforst and NOTmaaaVe BrosSyu p-
sIOCUM SAMUEL W., No 1875 wahingtonus' bIooAiyh
SPIES Mrs ELIZABETH No ~ seyen1hS~
wADB. JEREMIAH, No $40 West 81
WADE JOHN No. 80 West Twenty eighta,sh
WOOD, GEORGE SeVenteenthst b. r. Church
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21
Su,fml NOtitis.

TeBth Assembly District Union Republican Ass9fins
tIon.-A regular meeting Of TIE above ~ "a "a
n,rie, No 3 Bowery on THURSDAY ENkNlNG jan ~ ~ a
ocioek STEPHEN II. KNAPP, President
'WA BUrLEH Secretary
All Citizens Interested In Removal OF Ohstrgeneaz
Of East River are specially INV -
attend meeting Cooper Institute, RSOn No lS THIS tInoF
EVENING, at u o'clock ---.-.
The sabbath school connected with the MasonaT Bapst
Church corner will bold their Fifty second sfssrf
on THURSDAY EVENING the 2lst inst st q ocI9ca A sss TX
the Rev THOS ANDERSON ID. D., OF this city Rev WElLAhh
HorT Of Brooklyn, and others -
1mercau IusiItute-rhe Poyc Branch will eet THIS
TSnia1 EVENING" in Room a Cooper Building fs prncf
ai tonic f discussion bs The Union Newfork an broskTs
kv mean, OF Bridges ard Docks" Admission free. =
e X ENRRY, Secretary. s. d. T.LLMAk Chairmsn-
Tnon Republican General COmmttee.-A sesing Of the
COMMITTEES will be held at Headquarters Twenty
thrst Broadway THURSDAY EVENING" The 2lst inst 81 u
O'clock hENht =. hNAhnONAl FfSHle1@
Gzn IL suxInnN NJ FRIEpsAN. SenIetarles
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21

THE NETWORK ECLECTIC MEDICAL COLLEGE.
This society is to hold its seventh annual
Meeting at the Delavan House. Albany on the attn nst
and is expected remain in session TWO days tne an
So, ,i.os. will be given by NJ M. Fenner. M. D., OF
nua on tho evening OF the erst day, and essays
d dSTesaes will be read by other promnent phys
ata