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STEAM TO GLASGOW AND
LONDONDERRY.

THE ANCHOR LINE.
FaYorite Cyde-built passenger steamers are In
tended to sail EVERY SATURDAY from pier
No. 20. North river, att O'Clock M.
RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN CURRENCY
Cabins to Liverpool, Glasgow, or Derry, $50 and
S75. s,,,
Excursion tickets, good for twelve months, S1eo.
Storage to Glasgow or Derry, gao; intermediate,
R35.
Prepaid certificates from these ports, 1887.
Passengers booked to and from Hamburg, Havre,
Rotterdam, Antwerp &C., at very low rates.
Drafts Issued payable at any bank in Great Bril-
tain.
For further Information apply at the company's
offices. No. Bowling Green, New York, to HEN.
DERSOS BROTHERS, or to
WILLIAM G. DURHAM & co, Agents.
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FOR LIVERPOOL AND ,4Hs

QUEENSIUW N.SSxssS{E2sEN
INMANLINE OF MAIL STEAMERS, SAILING
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE BY THE SATURDAYSTEAAER:
First Cabin, Payable in GoId.
Liverpool or Queenstown ot
Steerdge, Payable in Currency.
Liverpool or Queenstown. 30 w
PASSAGE BY TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX:
Iiycruool or Queenstown fgoidl, .,...,,$ 80 90
Ualifay fcoldI ....5......,,,,...,... 20 90
St. Johns n. F., by branch steamer tgold).. 40 60
Storage, Payable In Currency.
liverpool or Queenstown. ........."..---.S ~ w
Halifax.
st. Johns, N. F., by branch steamer. 80 %
Tickets sold to and from England, Ireland, AND
the Continent, at moderate rates.
For further information apply at the Company's
offices. JOHN &. DALE, Agent.
Is Broadway, New York; or to
WILLIAM G. DUNHAM & CO., Agents.
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FLOUR.

AUDITORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, January q, 1870.
TO OWNEES OF DOGS AND GOATS.
Il. LICENSES for the year 1870 are required to
be taken out ut the AUDITORS Office before the 18th
of FEBRUARY NEXT, or incur the penalty I'M
'e' WILLIAM Il. ALLDERDIcE,
10 ea-tFls City Auditor.
R00 BUSHELS CLOVER SEED,
COO 100 bushels TIMOTHY SEED,
.~ 5000 kegs GGNPOWDER,
500 bags SHOT, assorted
$50 barrels SYRUP, =
ZOE h0ssieads BACON,
20 hsgsheads PORTO RICO sugar,
fee A, Y. STOKES D CO.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Aucttoneer and Real Estate Agent.

NORTHUMBERLAND A p
Tho above sale is postponed until TUEssD 81 "a
NEWT. the 18th instant. at the same h0ur. le ~
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WILLIAM C. DUNHAM, & CO.,
wv GENERAL SHIPPING Z.
. So AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
CoHNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS
- RICHMOND, VA, POST-OFFICE Box 81
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NATIONAL LINE.
Steamers weekly to LIVERPOOL, 1fFTS
calling at QUEENSTOWN, leaving ssa saaEsssss
pier II North river every Saturday:
FRANCE; QUEEN, HE BE kNsTIE MIA
ESGIAND' VIRGINIA, LOUISIANA.
CABIN passage, 300 aud S75, currency.
SteeraSe passage, $780, currency: o-.--
Steerage tickets from Liverpool or queenstown
1877, III currency. ~.
Storage passage from Antwerp. Hamburg, Rot
terdam. and Hayre. Si5. in currency.
For further particulars, apply at the ohces OF
the company, co Broadway. +. w. j. HURST,
Manager, or to
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For the Dispatch.

AZ made a Craze mistake in my last an
,nlc, and disturbed the equanimity of one
ii your readers; hope that no old woman
will take exception to this article, when |
speak u
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rrespondcncc OF the R!chm ond Dispatch.
A New yilIage-EmprOvem
ing Cr0Ps-EGects Of the Drought
Change of Trade-1nfOrrnatiOn for
Mail Agents. "
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG X. p. Co., }
January 8, 1870

January 8, 1870. (
THROUGH MAIL TRAINS LEAVE
Il Richmond at 4. y: DAILY, except Sun.
leave Petersburg at $50 A. ii. DAILY, and eI
cent SUNDAYSat $50 P. NJ. DAILY.
local trains leave Richmond at $50 4: L. and
THOMAS II. WYSEE,
IA Superintendent.
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Trustees of sthe German Building Associa'ion'
No, 2.
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CUBAN INDEPENDENCE.

met many Cubaus in Florida, and ira
yelled for several days with Il large party
recently from Havana. Some of them
spoke English and | learned much from
them of their native isle and of their effort
for independence. I came to the conclu-
sion that they would not succeed in obtain
ing it. Their reliance Was upon American
ritlemen, and yet they were utterly un-
willing to be annexed to this country. They
were evidently very much disguised with
the specimen of carpet-bag government
witnessed here. They described their peo-
pie US utterly ignorant of the use of fire.
arms, and nothing excited their astonish-
ment more than to see rifle fired at an
alligator, and that the ball would strike
somewhere near the mark. The Spanish
Americans have always succeeded in throw
ing off the dominion Of Old Spain by call
ing in the aid of the Indians and mixed
races, and only then because the Spanish
forces had to march far from the coast into
country where there was little Or no river
transportation.
1t was the difficulties of the country more
that gained victory at last. There are no
Indian wars in Cuba. 1t is surrounded by
the sea ; it's coasts can be blockaded and its
territory easily penetrated. The war is
merely guerilla one. The insurgent forces
are scattered, each band fights in its own
district, and the different armies will not
concentrate and agree to unite and fight
under one able leader. Unless the United
States Government takes up the matter, or
at least encourages our people to emigrate
with their rifles, am inclined to think that
Spain will win. The Cuban negro is not
interested. He looks on with Indifference,
hoping that the whites will kill each other
of, that his chance may come; and then We
will have another st. Domingo. ]. P. L.
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TsIMATY hND THE FENsAys.

Tho Red Men Making Ready to Receive the
Outraged Irish Patri0ts-Home at Last
TIE Irish Martyrs, Now on Sen, to Have
Grand Reception In New York.
The Tammany Hall General Committee met last
evening, the chairman, william M. Tweed, presd.
ing. Previous to the transaction OF the business
proper the chairman introduced Richard O'Gorman,
who in presenting the following resolutions, which,
OF course, were unanimously adopted. made an elo-
quent address upon the unfortunate condition of
Ireland and Of those Of her patriot sons who come
within the grasp Of England
Whereas the democratic party believing the right of
every people 70 self free from alien control
e h Ms o. ~ e ndsps
dence and whereas certain Irshmen VINO have suffered
tser opposition 70 British dominion IN ireland
have been recently released and expected to
Resoyed That this committee tender to these Irish patriots
That 7, ,s appointed Dy The chair
irish arrival sa n he city aSsns 4
The committee above alluded to having been an
pointed, with Richard OGOrman as its chairman,
Mr.. Tweed announced that he had some names on
subscription list for the purpose OF the reception,
and as there was good deal Of space yet TO be
filed on the paper members could have chance
The following rs the
SUBSCRIPTION LIST
as IL stood at the close or the meeting: Richard
SGoman onno1 $1,000 SSweesy sSSo T.
Price, $1,000; II. w. Genet, $1,000; Judge Cardozo
for Nineteenth ward delegation. $1,000 James
Irving 81 600; M M Connolly for Twenty second ward
Creamer $1,000; Mr. Flood, 1000; Colonel Roberts,
$500; Eighth ward, $1,000; Michael Norton, $500;
Walter Roche, $1,000; w. X. Barr, $1,000; Thomas
G. Fields. $500; Fifteenth ward, $1,000.
The chairman announced That all other persons
desiring to subscribe to the fund could deposit
their subscriptions ut the office Of the Comptroller,
II. T. Connolly
THE CALL FOR THE PRIMARIES,
to be held tomorrow evening" was then read, after
which recess was taken, In order TO fill up the
designation Of places for meetings, which beng
done, and the result read by the chairman, the COM
nit.ee adjourned sine die.
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A YGun. Wife Beaten to Death by Her uns.
band and Brother-in-Law.

"a 1GEnJ WDIe b00te0 10 O00Iu Oy Her Au6.
band and Brother-in-Law.
While cocknght was in full blast in Fogel's
HOTEL In Westchester village, Westchester county,
on Monday evening, young married woman named
Conner, residing at Williamsbridge, sought the
place In search OF her husband. Here she found
him with his brother, both in quafrelsome state OF
intoxlcatlon, though neither objected to returning
TO their home with her then, and with another
drink all round the party passed out the door and
were soon lost In the darkness Of the night. A
rev moments more and the terrible CRY Of mur.
der startled the occupants Of the place, and,
guided by the screams. several gentlemen quickly
re ached point on the Williamsbrldge road where
they found the young wife In semlconsclous state,
shockingiy bruised ana bleeding. Conveying her to
the nearest house, her wounds were dressed and
efforts made to save her life; but she continued to
her surferines. It was subsequently ascertained
that the party had gone but short distance after
leaving the hotel when some words passed between
Mrs. Conner and her husband and brother-in-law in
to her marriage, while living in. the capacity of q
servant In Alderman Hatfeld's family. This her
husband insisted on her giving up to his brother in
order enable him 10 send for his wife ana family,
men fell upon her, pounding and kicking her IN the
most horrible manner until help arrived as stated
above. In the darkness and confusion OF the
moment the wretches made their escape, and are
arrest and every effort Is being put forth by the
indignant citizens to apprehend and bring them to
justice. MRS. Conner 1t is alleged, was quiet, in.
dustfous woman, respected, and had been scarcely
year married. The Coroner has been notified, and
many facts, it is believed Will be developed on
the iuQuiSitO0,
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
ey Of ssoIn S @ sss Liverpool
ssa .sns :sp
ss
s sRn S eTs 5 ssPs; ~. -
y q Seass "s Cru. Des
to Xessndre Sons Left Havana during the height of
violent norhery gale, which continued al the following
Steamship Volunteer JONES' Philadelphia with mdse, to
snip 6., tNe Often Bremen q days With mas. and 100
6s R S w hs .sns, Ss % pC a. ~
naa with blue cross bound SOUTH The Carl anchored OF
a e .sas g. @ ef1s tn Ra a
day:
ssea from the after house and
z Passed through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Wamsutta, Fish New Bedford for New York.
with mdse .en and passengers to Ferguson WOOD
schr James Aldsrdce, wss Bridgeport for New York.
seSr David Nelson FERRIS POrchcster re for New York
BOUND EAST.
Brig L Bowen, Armstrong, New York for Falmouth,
Eng --e-'r4
schr N Higgins, Rich, Virginia for New Haven.
Anse for Ss S a9d
schr Bragdon, Snow, Baltimore for Boston
schr Cherub. Fletcher, Elizabethpor for Boston.
Eehr Orion. Osborn, Elizabethp0rt for Boston;
Schr Helen Russell Mahaey, New York Providence.
Al anchor In Flushing Bay
Angs
scbr Helen, Perry, Philadelphia for New Bedford.
Schr pearl, smith EHlsabe,,hpo,t HIe, p9 for Portland
Schr Clara Post, Ferris Ezabethport for Portchoster
schr George Glum, Murray, New YORK for Come ctcut
River.
Schr Senator, Crawford, New York for Boston
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fslh for Rockland; Red Jacket Averi Newcastle. Dol
Boston FIsHe. 'f Hatch 'i Eals. % isr pssys lno~
S iss 5'3S
18Th Arrived. schr Laughton. Laughson, New York
assh Evening port tho above vessels schrs A
TERN1NDINA, Dec ss-Arrived, brig Young jog, New
cleared a; brig Hiram Abin rbbits Havana; I'D. shr
Terry, Essse SswSsrn, &c. Tor New York tpu Il for
Passed in for baltimore Rarksfndla (aws) swensen and
Yamoyden, Burgess, from Rio Janero; brig Clara Brown,
SEs Ss: RSas,. e. .s ss o.s.
son. weehawken' Mantle, Smith, PhadslpAia for Sonar
De e, ss gas:
a0rEsS ssn
fSsmsn. ba%sn saSa:on. M
HoIaEs HOLE Sab b.s rH,asphS
msD s Baker 1ostcn ton for savann.h schrs
sss s.i9. MsaTs Tsrsss
sssa Boston og 5s asnsss sa $SSs
xsds FSsmsssn Ss.Sss. Ss'1 R..spS as sos o. Isl
KnsDoSs rs.pa Ab5is e Xss
ss.;y: ss1 Ss;. Mss Baker
Pendiston weshawfsn for DO fAAA0epn'A '0f 90
ssa' hsa; sss nassS c..a.rn. Whiting
Sxchfis Dec Arrived .ehr. Josie. Look and Frank.
Sailed asd sshrs Northern Light. Pummer Now York
% d x,o" Ha''' fvo SISTERS PETERSON and Frank, RAM
NEW ORLEANS Dec Arrived, bark Moss Rose (Bft
2, o Sass%n IF the South
o,S Ss1,5s s. New
lBr Lang Liverpoo schr Anhea Godfrey Godfrey vera
SOUTHWEST PASS, Dec Sailed, ships Mar,ia Green
leaf Gardner Colby and Rosalie barks Indiana, Plata
Mystic ne and Nellie Nav 2ith wind north, strong saiieds
NEwPoRT: Dec q. PN,nArivsd, schrs Ada Andr...
ell DO for New York; Morning Star, Antoine, Cohaast for
baryport Emelns naishs Avery DO for Porsmon,s @
Exeter Pendeton weehawken for Boston; ksse Hart
NEW HAVEN. Dec Arrived. sloop smithers,
5
Churchill, bremen bark Cardenas (NG) Keller Cardenas;
brig Col Coail Cienfucgos schr Blew Clark, Calves
29h--Below brig Florence Henderson, Henderson, from
PORTLAND, Dec 2s-Arved. brig Monica Libby, Eliza
bethport; schr Chase, lngraham, New York
2sh-Arrlyed, nenedc Crockett, Woodbridge, NJ
PROVIDENCE Dec Arrived, schrs Ned SumpteF Hall,
SON; Rsbeoea ' " Xadde. Deputy PSiadephIs; ' CIV
saiiedIscIrs Oliver Ames French, Baltimore; Ocean
Star, Woodman, New York
RICHMOND, Dec ~ -Arrivel schr John Rhodes Mosser,
schr Nellie Brown, Higgins for Boston, reported sailed
IAN FRsco Dec sh B
SAVANNAH, Dec a5-saiiei ship Kate Prince Hamilton,
29th-Arriyed, bark Narciaco from Matanzas.
SOMERSET, Dec Arrived, schr Artist, Forester New
STANFORD, Ct Dec 2s-Arived, steamer Hackensack,
WINTERPORT Me, Dec 20 Arrived, schr venia, Eaton,
Baltimore.
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DERFECT VENTILATION CAN BE OBTAINED BY
Il the application OF HyDes' Patent Venlator and suro
cure for smoky chimneys; we warrant pay.
Saicsroom u Cortanit street, NJ X, WIN, ABBOTr.
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shipping Notes.

Day by day deepening the matter of per-
maneny improving the extensive river front of this city,
the whole work of which has been entrusted known
to the Commissioners of Docks appointed by Mayor Hail.
The magnitude Of the undertaking and the value of she pro-
perty In trust s such that not only the mercantile inter
ests of the metropolis much concerned In the engineering
enterprises but the whole country looks single eye
to the intelligent discharge Of the responsible duties devov
ing upon the members Of the commission To this re-.
sponsby properly task far from being easy there
the least doubt will be done the spirit demanded
by the community, and the time 10 far distant when
miles Of tumbledown rotten wooden wharves that
encrc.e the city viii be replaced by piers that will with
stand the and tear OF business and the onslaught of
elements for centuries. Almost nine months have passed
the creation OF the Board empowered this
"erectng system Of permanent wharves, docks
sins at annual expenditure Of $80000O0 for many
years shall be necessary complete -and though the
prelminaries Of the vast enterprise have yet only
started upon, the Commssoners' la have been very
great and have been satisfactorily performed adapt
alton Of this vast work 10 the requirements Of New
commerce. both present and in the future 1t 10 almost
peruous to remark that 10 Of the greatest Importance
the utmost caution should be used h the selection of the
Of the many plans submitted for adoption, and that the
cognzed engineering talent OF the country should be
ployed in carrying out the projected improvements.
This task s at delicate and responsible The plan
determined and the work done, expendng many mil
lions Of dollars cannot be performed the second time
must stand monument Of the wsd mhecility of
suoso " cnaIeo. upon s successiW compieuon depends
In no small degree the future commercial greatness of Sew
York, and will not be unwse in suggesting that In It's
formance the Board should perhaps be guided by the
rience of other and older municipalities who have
through the work Of the construction of
and pier systems similar to that uron which are just be-
ginning Many will be the words of opposition melted by
the defeated who energecally moving become
interested IN this vast work, but that natural and viii not
provoke the of the commission the
swervng from their settled purpose in the essential
ticular Of Grmness they must be 8 q unit.
The docksof Liverpool have river frontage OF IL miles
exclusive Of those at Brkenhead lying directly opposite,
South Brooklyn s to New York. The largest sized ships
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books that the exact amount due the United States
sssssSo9s s.s.nins public store bonded s,s
nS on % s. T. VIII Ss aS Ss c Win e =
% E
bassd the rates Of duty prsscIibsd y The act
g S % ssss Ss.s
:: a s s Ss
TAd-Ths al Daorsm duty Of twsnynvc pc, Sensdm ns %
s sSs valued = osss one dollar psI ssliea
IN sad ss' hS whcn sna
opium deposited IN bonded shall moi
w !.
TyM repeal SX saia act o. shs niynn.h section si
lsssSSdsf ;,s & 10
naming warehouse January i1 and rsiiquidalons Of
such entries M win BE- made scccra1sy
LIQUORS soasaSng more than swsntytwo per ospum Of ,s Al
Sc s he
apply only to wines Of which original entry made after The
s ssy Cs Al ns s and not to wines
% s &. s:
grants parties returning the United ssatss which may
&C aa se;
81 cosssS M s new
y or % o $
nv as o
s Bsis 9: ss's
actually warehouse as By the weighing, Ac and a
ss
u e T o Is n Ss y ne
portaon coffee when ne reduced two cent. per
pound as WI % and Sn, no ba has Sn
duties reduced i that shown In the original return
Eses"Pares entitled to rsfundsn. or abatement Of
s ssSss
make written application therefor 70 the collector In dup
Ss sa m ss S & SS ss ss
and importing ve:ss Gate Of nsrvn and number d
serpon packages rsmanins = warehouse which ds
ties have been paid with amount OF such payments third
FOR have duties
% of s" 81 o q
which withdrawal. have been pa;sed Ah, tsas
s ad sssA iA' $s b ssSssss
the orsnsi must also Be-
IN EhTS E ssD
lowed goods . warehouse J11s s
importation pS
ton only Of the food. remains In warehouse The importer
age allowed Withdrawn prior 70 January J. 1871
shall be found the damage allowance
o 81 Of
said act Of duty paid on goods will DO made BY forwarding
and settlement Of the by the accounting officers.
To secure ;s an, orm'y in carrying said law into effect
' ' '''' GEo' s. BOUTWELL,.
Receipts from Internal Revenue Resources.
The Bureau OF Internal Revenue has prepared a
comparative statement showing the receipts from
the sources OF revenue taxable under existing laws
for the first four months OF the fiscal year ending
June 80 1870 and June 80, 1871; the aggregate
Increase and the increase or decrease from each
source. the receipts from July to october, 1870.
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Steamship MORO Castle Adams, Havana via Nassau AT.
Steamship Cleopatra, Phillips, navana-F Alexandra
Sons.
Steamship Gen Barnes, Mallory, savannah-Livlngston
co. :"
Steamship Louisa Moore, salyear, Newborn, NC-Muray
Ship Mary Riggs, Langdon, Antwerp Jas Elwell
Co. ~
Bark Helena. Potter, Leghorn--Lunt Bros.
Southmayd Rudd.
schr Tookalita Reed, Norfolk Vac Z Staples Co.
Co.
Schr Oakes Ames. Edmonds, Batmore-van Brunt 4
Saght.
Schr Evelyn, Burger, Stamford
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RUu OF AN INSURANCE COMPANY.

NEW HAVEN. Dec. 20, 1870.
At meeting Of the stockholders Of the Homo Fire
Insurance Company, Of this city to-day, 1t was re-
solved to stop issuing policies, 1t being apparent
that the afYairs OF the company were involved Dc
yond any probability Of extrication. few months
since. owing to heavy losses and what was
deemed mismanagement the capital stock was
reduced from 81 900 900 10 $500, ,000 and rigorous
policy OF retrenchment and economy was inanRu-
rated, IN hopes OF placing the company's anairs on
q substantial basis; but many more losses to pay,
some Of which were On policies never recorded on
the company's books and unknown as existing,
completed the company - ruin.
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SAILED.

Steamships Palmyra, for Lverpool Coperncns do Ty-
rian, Glasgow MORO Castle Nassau and Havana Cleopa
tra Havana Gen Barnes Savannah Georgia, Charleston
Louisa Moore NewberD, NC; Hateras, Norfolk.
Wind at sunset NV, fresh
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At meeting Of the Democratic Republican General Com.
mittee OF the City and County of New held at Tam.
many Hall this 2h day OF December lS0 the following re-
solution was adopted:-
Resolved That the democratic republican electors Of the
city and county Of Now York friendly regular nomina-
ons and the usases Of the party requested to attend
primary election to be held In their respective Sa
turday, December 81, Inst, between the and
M for the election Of members Of the Commit
tee Young Mems General Committee lard Commt,
tee for the respective wards for the year 1871.
Each ward shall elect to the General Committee and the
Young Mems General Committee the number of dele.
NJ annkn fiona al ~~-S-
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under the direction Of the inspectors hereinafter
final conclusive evidence of the election Of the delegates
P s street
tsSns john ~" AMI n cosse S.ss IN
Third ward = os vsscy street. InspecsorsAdam Dabb,
Fourth ar{ ward % Oliver street In.pooorsJames Dun
FfsS 1.rd al ~aaaerSs fon.e corner of Hudson and
Hubert streets Inspectors Condy, Charles Hughes
Sixth ward, at sl4 Pearl street Inspcc.Ors-Timotby
.psstsrs@JscoS + Valentine. wilson Small and William
EislsA ward at ss1 Hudson stree. Inspecsor.-James
streets inspectors Lnch, b. Reagan and Jamss
@ o JONI % Haitian and Hsss sss
sasa ws.f ssrs ys Inland saa Dsss:
Twelfth ward Blacks is0!I :rsst ana Third avenue
ThIE.ssO.h ward DO6sons q Fi inspscsors-
Mat M,nyre s snd T. and
streets InspectorsJames Connolly, James Graves and
FssniA ward .. McGslarca', ~ Wooster street. In.
a s o nb sd AND a. pk
teenh .trset InspectorsB aarvey, James Murray and
Seventeenth ward. Tammany Association Hail. No. st.
Mark. place InspcctorsJohn T. Kelly F. Creamer and
q. % In
Nineteenth ward s5a Third avenue. inspectors~c
and streets Inspeetors-r McGranc, H. A.
ward sss Third Inspect.
IS .Ss9S'
e c sGuI Il sas
as shall be Designated BY the chairman Of this COMMITTEES;
18th day q January 1871 p NJ At fhe places herein
Ss1nssS ps Masd for holding Ss ssfp = ss
WiLllAx HIrcHMAsl secrear,e. /" '''-' o-A'''''-
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CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 90, 1870.
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LIZARD WOOD BOARDS AND SPANISH CEDAR
Al for Cigar Boxes,
and large and magnigcent assortment or
VENEERS,
comprising everything IA their line both foreign and domts
tic to which they invite the special attention of all Dealers
GEO W. READ g CO.,
l6S, no and Ia Centre street.
Factory, 29l Monroe street, 800 Madison street.
ATATURAL FLOWERS-A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
IN of Natural Flowers In baskets all other designs on
hard for New Years by w. FITZPATR1CK, Florist, l2I3
Bro dwav