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Desirable Family Residences and Va.
cant Lots at Private Sale,

Desirable Family Residences and Va.
cant Lots at Private Sale.
A THAT large and commodious BRICK
AfMI BUILDING ON the corner OF Barnwell
I'LL. aud Gervris streets, recently occupied by
DR.: A. G.. Mackey, containing eight Rooms
and basement, with Servant Rooms. Stables,
nc. lho Lot contains cne, acre, on which
there are fno shrubbery and fruit trees. and
located i'll pleasant neighborhood.
ALSO,
That 2-story BRICK BUILDING on the
corner of Lady and Sumter streets. This
building contains eight Rooms and q Base
ment, with Elk divisions. and Brick Kitchen
and Servants Rooms. The Lot measures 1O5
feet front on Sumter and 232 on Lady street.
with fine garden, shrubbery, Sc.
ALSO,
n desirable BUILDING LOT, on Washing.
ton, between Marion and Bull streets, 1O2 feet
front by 20S deep-a very desirable location
for a family residence.
For terms, which arc liberal, apply to
JACOB LEVIN,
Oct1G Auction and Com. Merchant.
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Beer! Beer!!

GONE dealers in this city have bccnin doubt
~ that could hold out supplying them with
Beer this summer. l now inform tho public
that have largo supply Of old Lager Beer
from tho North, or even imported from Ger.
many, as to purity and strength. am ready
to teat it by tho Beer scale.
Aug 20 JOHN c. SEEGERS
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For Sale

For Sale
t OFFER at private sale my PINE BLUFF
u PLANTATION, OH the Bluff Road, two
and three quarter miles from Gadsden Depot.
on the South Carolina Railroad, until the first
Monday in November; it not disposed Of at
that time, it will be sold at public sale, in
Columbia. -
Persons wishing q valuable upland and
swamp place united, will find themselves
place, by lotter, addressed to Hopkins
Turnout, Richland County"
Sept 81 +l6 ISAAOT wEsTON
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Notice

Notice
t 8 hereby given to all whom it may concern,
cred FREDERICK j. BROWN my Agent and
Attorney, and in my name to transact all
business and conduct all settlements of the
estate of JAMES BROWN, late of Richland,
deceased. SELMA BROWN
Qualified Exccutrix of Estate of James
Brown, deceased. Oct 9t13
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Sea Moss Farina

Stocks and Bonds, Geld and Silver.
PANK BILLS AND COUPONS, JURY GER
ID TIFICATES, COUNTY CLAIMS. &c. Xc
bought and sold by D. GAAIBRILL.
OFFICE Columbia Hotel Building.
August 2i 3no
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carolina Manufacturing Company,

a HAVING opened Branch House in
&A The city OF Columbia. offer for sale tho
eFf.Sa4 latest patented and best made STOVES;
SNthe most improved patterns and rcgu-
lar sizes Of all kinds of TIN-WARE, and
everything in these particular lines, with
confidence Of their merit.
GUTTERING, ROOFING and all kinds of
job work done with despatci by superior
worsmcn. Plumbing, in all it's branches. ex-
ccuted. If You want Water carried to all
convenient points about your promises we
will do your work at such prices as will enable
all to afford it.
The public are invited to call. Store il,
Ehrich's Building, fonr doors below Bryce's
ccrnef. Aug 1871
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For Sale,
z 600 ACRES of LAND in Barnwell,
ceOOO on the Elisto.
!oO ACRES in Kershaw-in lots to suit.
HOUSE and LOT in Columbia-$12.O 900.
House in this city, 5000.
HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND near tho
clty.S3Ooo. Apply to JOHN BAUSKETT,
Sept 2i 1y
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a5neAFDesifahls storsao Rent. i 3 II (
NlHE STORE ROOM, now occupied. By
! Il Messrs. Loriok & LsowTauoo as hardware
and grocery establishment. is now offered fof
rent: This is q very desirable stand, situated
site the PHGN1x Office. Inquire OF
s!3 iH}i E.SH. HEINITSH,
oct 70 l.. At the Drug Store. =
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EnIERY's UNIVERSAL

EMERT'S UNIVERSAL
Cotton Gins and Condensers.
VNHESE GINS, so we'll known throughout
Il the South, need no comment. In style of
workmanship, and for efficiency of work,
their turn.ou with the same amount OF
power, is uncqualcd. Il. TOZER, Agent,
August 2 Columbia. &. C..
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.A11ct1omi aRa1en. .

.A1@Ta2mi 9@1ep.
Desirable Building Lot.
ByD. G. C.FEiX0YTO &S0N, Auctioueera
ON MONDAY, the 7tb day of November ne,t
il front Of the court House, in this city. at
GssGSa assrsbis S0 S1IsSINa SI sf LOT ;, ,,.
fronting and bounded on the South by Plain
street, measuring thereon sixty (6O) feet; on
the West by residence OF F. l.. Cardozo; on
the East BY lot Of g. G. Newton; on the NORTH
eight inches, more or less, in depth. The
above property can be treated for privately
before day Of sale. Terms made known At
sale. Dot 16, al, as, 20 Nov 1, 3,6
Valuable and Desirable Tracts OF Fa,mino
Laads-Near the City.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
ON tho FIRST MONDAY in November next.
will sell, before the Court House, in Co.
lambia, if not disposed Of at private sale,
Thomas and Is. W. Taylor.
The various tracts are located, commencing
at South Boundary street, and continued to
three and-a-half miles from the State House,
They consist OF newly cleared swamp, which
corn, without manure. Isinglass soils, which
arc tho most certain and productive for COT
ton and good uplands. '"f
Pc, tions Of those tracts will make superior
farming lands offered for sale since the war.
They are contiguous to the city, and are d.
vlded into tracts Of size to suit all pur-
chasers: en- Consisting OF 122; 174; 18; 484; 409;
4o4; SO; 474; 483; IS; 46; 60; SO;, As and lis
Auction Room.
TERMS OF SALE-One-half cash;, the balance
payable in twelve months, occurred by bond
and mortgage. OF the premises. Purchasers
Oct 9 =. i1',s3rN17
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Fine Gold Watches
Carriage Materials.

carriage materials.
CONSISTING in part of HUBS.
c4l-sssGA8 >Spokes, Felloes, Shafts. Wheels,
&@Gf Poles, Bolts, Malleablc Castings
s4@Fifth Wheels, Bands, Enamelcd
Leather, Dash Leather, Patent and EnameIled
Cloth, Oh Carpet, Lining Nails. Springs,
Axlcs, Fire and other Iron, Dash Frames,
Paints, Oils, Carrirgo Yarnishcs, &C., &c.
Onr stock of these goods is second to none in
Columbia, and those desiring to purchase,
'cW SAGE money by calling OH
Sept IL j. S r. r. AGNEW
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\ compliance with the dccrctal order in the
IL above stated case, the creditors Of the latc
James Sanders Guignard are hereby notified
that they arerGluircd TO present and establish
by proof their respective demands against his
estate on or before tho Ist of NOVEMBER
next before me, mt my onco in Columbia,
South Carolina D. i. DESAUSSURE
Sept 3 Special Referee
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COLUMBIA, October 26.-Sales of cot
ton yesterday 125 bales-middlings 141d
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BANKING HOUSE OF
HENRY Oh S i !
80 WALL-ST.

Interest allowed on all Daily
Balances of Currency or Gold.
Persons depositing with us can
check at sight in the same manner
as with National Banks.
Certificates of Deposit issued,
payable on demand or at fixed
date, bearing interest at current
rate, and available in all parts of
the United States.
Advances made to our Dealers,
at all times, on approved cOllat-
erals, at market rates of interest.
We buy, sell, and exchange all
issues of Government Bonds at cur
rent market prices, also Coin and
Coupons, and execute orders for
the purchase and sale Of Gold and
all tirst-class Securities, on COM
mission.
Gold Banking Accounts may be
opened with us upon the same con-
ditions as Currency Accounts.
Railroad, State, City, and other
Corporate Loans negotiated.
Collections made everywhere in
the United States, Canada, and
Europe.
Dividends and Coupons collected.
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BROOKLYN BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

At the meeting yesterday a communication
received from property the Cypress Hills.
resolution adopted calling upon the Corporaton
Counsel draft act to be presented to the Legislature
asking for the repeal the charter Of the Cypress Hills
Road Company, on whom the duty deyolyes Of keeping
the road in repair. The Aanticaye. Commission pre-
expended by the Commissioners the avenue east OF
Cassouave is Sl29Gs 25 No money has been received
penses The authorized TO be expended on the ave-
nue. between Classon and FOurthaves Is $1OC5 amount
ClassOnave and the city line, Sl429Gs 25 payments
by the Commission for work done on the avenue
between CassOn and FOurth-ayes Sl0s05. The report
received and ordered printed in the minutes.
Alderman Whiting presented a communication in reply
to that of Commissioner Furey of February d. in refer
TO the purchase of gas lampposts Alderman Whit
by resolution Of the Common Council authorized to
os as womb he needed in 1853 which order he failed 10
obey there furnished 1888 posts for which
SIS cash pad for each OF these 1925 were furnished
ceved bids to furnish them at SO l6 by one party and
by another After the contract had been awarded
to John Davis June 2s. G9) posts purchased to
September l. and possibly later at SIS each In 1868
there were furnished over 1900 gas lanterns From
March l. 69, Oct 27, co. 1921 furnished, for
which S. each was paid, when there awarded
on March %, lsC9 to John Derundeon he who
received So contract TO furnish lanterns without frames
at s. 80 each r. H. Fails for frames 81 o. making
for lanterns and frames complete "a 3d. The purchase Of
posts and lanterns by the while there were
existing contracts to furnish them was without any
authority whatever. If. however he willing TO eX-
coed his authority and purchase the posts there
tainy why he should pay s. s. more for them
responsible parties hau Ohctcu
The communication referred to the Assessment Com
mittoe. and ordered printed in the minutes. The Com
mittee on Government Property and Claims to whom
referred communication asking the Board 10 take
steps acquire land the Walabout belonging to the
Government reported that is for the best interests Of
the city acquire the and in connection Herewith
the following resolution was adopted:
ReSolJed That the Committee with the Wssbout
hereby authorized
United Government the acquisition
toBal land 10 the WsllabOut
Alderman Whiting moved that the Office OF Foreman Of
Repairs, Street Commissioners Office, Dc abolished and
that the Controller be directed TO pay no more salary
to the party holding the office He said that this party
had nothing whatever to do, except draw his salary
from the ky Treasury az the end of every month Ii was
referred 70 the Street Commissioner TO report the duties
OF the office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01
THE BROOKLYN swILL.MILK CASES.

Justice Rley's Courtroom was filed yester-
lay morning by crowd OF swilmik dealers and others
the proceedings In the case OF Henry
Bergh President OF the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty Amas against John Tonars and other milk
dealers charged with having violated the Health laws
b. keeping COWS in iyentated stables, and feeding
them unhealthy food. Mr. Bergh, Superintendent A.
H. Campbell aud Detectives Hudson and Edwards were
present, having been subpenacd Saturday by Justice
Riley. Mr. Bergh and party were in attendance from 10
O'Clock until " O'Clock before the accused TOuars and
his counsel, Bernard Hughes made their appearance
Ar Bergh Then rose aud addressed the Court rs fol-
I0Nh should Ike to be heard moment. This Is the
tAh or seventh lime that have been here to try this
defense pas b"eh granted that they claim. fins case
wac set d9Nh on one day by both sides for IL
OeiVch arrived here at ten minutes before IL, and
was LioliLcd that Inc case dismissed On Friday
nave slnce learned counsel for the prisoner was ready Ia
proceed. was not nOtined | Was uofiaed IN atfe'J
waiting here al hour aud bali IL h nav nuiou mn
There lie 40 nbxlcty 10 have tic 10 on 1865
Justice RIey-Tlcrc j. reason Why n .,o,,a.,. 49,
Oh. ann ready and want AZ Ia. " 0"io" 80
Hr. Bergh-Wcll, Sir, wish Go cail your atep,,o -
aD0SialY On Tie evening of the Istn OF January o.,
p6ais1 lsere win Two prisoners Ehlers and lo'f ~
The Nsst pkaded guilty. and fihed 40 fr rn.' ~
aiID 40 ssVief violation OF the MIA laws Toui.Ts
pleaded Ia guilty and asked or a iury fri1I H., -
~ anomaly Tie money paid By EheIs d1s not holm,
10 tls COugt; IL belongs Ia tie Society the i1fv.
Of Cruelty u I'm ibais, 10 the Law Kays ba1r .k -
peateGly foE that 'Obey The clerk refused M, Tas
haVs since learned 'bat the Court Las douLI. - t %
legality Of imposing lh.3t nRe.
Justice Riley-YVg arc. hsht. ] have doubs.
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THE NEW COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.


Yesterday afternoon a special meeting of the
purpose Of recognizing the Court Of Special Sessions in
accordance with the requirements Of the new law In
future the Court will consist Of three the nine Police
Justices sitting alternately in place OF the Justices from
the Second and seventh Districts. Justice Bowling the
President of the Board Of Police Justices presided with
Michael j. shaudley as Clerk. 1t decided that the
meeting should be open one, and the reporters in
waiting were accordingly admitted. Justice Hogan
moved that committee OF three be appointed prepare
the assignments, rules and regulations for tie gov
the City and County Of NewYOrk, and to re-
port the at the next meeting OF the Board the rules
of the late Court TO remain IN force until the adoption OF
the report OF the Committee Justice Coulter seconded
the resolution Justice Ledwith moved amendment
that the assignments be reported forthwith THIS
accepted by Justice Hogan aud the resolution in that
form was passed. Justice bowling appointed Justices
Hogan, Ledwith, and Bixby such Committee. They
lowing the composition of the Court for the remainder
OF this year. the first named Justice III each TO
N.rch-Jusess Hogan Scott and Ncousae
Apn-Jusliees LedWith, bowling, and BiIby
May-Jnstces STANDBY, Coz. and Coulter.
Jme-Jy Justices Scott, Hogan and MeQuaie
July-Jasiices Downing, Leiwith. aud Bi1by
Augusi-Justces Cor; Coulter and shap4ley.
0ctobsr~Justicss BIby, LedxitL and DoaIisr
Deeember-Justices Hogan. Scott, and McQuaie.
On motion of Justice Cox, seconded by Justice Scott
the report adopted Justices Ledwth and Scott ap
pointed TO what cases were on the calendar for trial
reported that there were 80 cases. and recommended
that these be tried to-day, which agreed TO- Nom.
nations for Clerk Of the Court of Special Sessions were
then in order. Justice Cox nominated John Hongh.
falling; Justice Hogan, John Sullivan; Justice Bowling
Robert Johnston the then incumDeDU Justice McQuade
Joseph w. Lamb. The first ballot resulted as follows
blank, Second ballOt-Lamb. Houghtaling 8; sui.
Ivan, Johnston, blank, l. Third ballot-Lamb, !;
Houghtang, s; Johnston, blank, l: Houghtalng was
were laid over until the following meeting.
The second Tuesday OF each month. at NJ. Is in fu-
tnrc to be the time for the meeting Of the Board OF
Police Justices.
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WHERE (?

The crest requisite lie business
can beat what MERCHANTS MANuFACTuRERS
hhCANCh INVENTORS. Se, will promote their by
attention 10 the foowing
We prepare, Furnish esies aud drawss posi-
HE rates. Az MANUFACTURERS or TOOLS. DIES AND A..
ClNks for special wok Of description Also general hhng
waehn spihung by hani mhue ard ehpck fur.hei
tern B'ekg stsmphg ADD presneIk Tor the trade Ia Ien bA.
order We SHEET
ROLL BRASS AND COPPER WIRE brass tubing Special
At.pton paid 10 orirIs tor EXACT slLks AND WIDTHS
hodela made and inventors IDEAS perfected
Our superior machinery enables US to furnish the best qnJ Of goods
~ the losssi pHcr.
MANHATTAN BRASS AND MANUFACTURING go. WORKS
lbrAvE. nm AND 18TH SITS, AfMlOkk CITY.
- 4. MIDnLBBROOk, supL
(lYeola fsoitl euaa M iseu ,pLl. ala
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01
GIRLS GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. A..

The commencement exercises of the Girls
Grammar School No. AZ, in East Twelfhst, held
yesterday There SO young ladies in the graduating
class and the larger portion OF them had entered tire
school when very young and passed through every grade
OF study taught within 1t, their leayeakng more
than ordinarily pathetic. This is the last graduating
class that Will leave THIS school, the Normal School
being ready for the reception OF young ladies wish
ing 10 graduate In the higher studies.
The exercises opened with the singing OF an anthem,
followed by prayer aud another anthem. Miss Isabel
Camp read Tie Introductory composition Miss Ella Dey
read composition entitled THE Days Work Is Better
than Tie Mornings Hope" for which she was appauded
The 1GestioD, "Shall the Masses he Educated ~ was
argued IN tho affirmative by Miss Carrie +. Towel and
by EchOrc NJ Wade Ih the negative
composition, written by Miss Ada Ward entitled
"NOthing 20 DAINTY sweet rs Lovely Melancholy" won
paudits. wen Wntten paper was AN Address to tho
Ca@s" by Miss Finances o. Edge The Valedictory was
delivered ~ MIS- Grace Van Dnsen. The Hon S. Is.
Randall addressed tho cass, aud presented the diplomas
followed by tAe EcI. d. Potter Of Bishop Potter of
feihfyiYia, Who tpOkr kind words of advice, aud the
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PINCE g. Co. Buralo. n. Y.

GEO. A. PRINCE g. Co.. Buffalo, n. Y,
" Chicago H. Established 1880 the Oldest Largest and most Per
feet Mandatory ORGANS and MELODB0NS in the United States
Foyfve Instruments We refer with Unstable
pride TO the Testimonials In the Union, and from
Missionaries Eait udes referring instruments which bsye
been MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS Circulars and price
free application s. r. GORDON HeWfGki JAhbS
BRLLAK Agent Psdepa Also the principal Music Dealer IN each
o the United States aud British Provinces
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS. -

PROMINENT ARRlVhlS =, -, - A.,
Astor House-The Hon: VIM; =. Cnana' ths
Washington; the Hon Thos Fitch NJ -, Ns,ansord Of
schenectady ard Col N. g. 0rdway, sergean, aiosn
q the House Rspre;eI ISa Es6 Army %
orfP n w peaboTv OF Boston. HOnlnah nv gH,,h
Col GorloG OF the w Russian a. army Boston. JOHN
n'o' KinS OF Springfield. Dr. Berrymah al ~
Of ST. John, b. and Thomas Vai pShi,aGsInhia
81 Nicholas Hote-E b. Phillips OF chicago, anu MI r
hnghast OF Albany. =- Metr0ponian ho'oi wa
uan,iIl ana r. c. Boudinot Washington 8, 1,,on mr.
Mr. Henry d. Palmer Manager OF NiDo & from,
rived here yesterday in the steamship franoo hOA'
Europe.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. MARCH l. 1871

Club Mt the Academy OF Music last evening was largely
attended. The members OF the club were Presen. !"
their full dress, and made hne appearance. io ~ O.
Keller Chairman; VIM. NJ. Secretary Robert rorfara
Robert Rowe, Peter Reid, Thomas W. IAndgNy James
Wilson, Chief; VIM. III. Falrbairn' Fourth .nieftain.
late NJ Smith Of Greeupc asS ng before Judge REID IN
which over 600 was Involved been decided nvadtng the
eOddI which ,Phsrie1 49, ., y: aT. The ,esoI declared
FREEPOpT T. 1.-The Queens County Board OF
Supeso me here yesterday and inspected The County
--IOBOKEN.-The North Hudson County Railroad
was sned $50 yesterday for having sailed the no" upon !"
the purpose Of melting It ,,
JERSEY CTTY.-Cornelius Reardon, q watcninan
At the Morris Canal Dock has been missing since m & ~ g
last s was man and steady habits about IS years &C.
ba5headed and brown We SDu were sentenced
tohe state Prison for arson-the ornef iOf ''eSi' ~ ~
l. year.
NFWARK.-The Rev. DR.. McCurdy has resigned
A. If 8, Ram,bas Church John Winker Thomas Doan
and William Quail committed for trial Yesterday ehSg VIZ"
having attempted to rob the gIosy store Of oha"Oe'S ~
the corner Of Commerce asd Mnlberrys@'
MOUNT VERNON, N. Y.-Mr. A. Z. Thompson OF
sIbSve who injured on Thursday morning s n y &
started died Saturday evening lie leaves MOO"
and two children.
CLOSTER n 1.-THE dwelling-house of Mr. Jo-
prpins ~ Pdsy last Mr. sehei and family narrosy
Society here since November last the
notable Of which that the ladies addicted to eIempo
rsntous speaking.
IABnoubcementa
The genuine TEXAN LIEBIG's EXTRACT OF
A. CLAM, i9i wiTiam-st Sole Agent
CLOTHES WRMGERs of all kinds repaired at
PAPERS, TwINFs, THREADS, AND CoRDAGE.
WILLARD HAKVEr oGee AID Wsreon l aud ' BROADWAY New
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:, Jacob Waldo premises. in the basement of
40, 81 nl'.tt"y ~, "tre damaged by Dire yesterday
'duSed Nv ne explosion Of IA keru.eDe laInil
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s-Morning-Overcast to either 'nraidnIght
hazy overcast from TO noon showing nV v either
70 noon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; showing 70 80 90 n .
snow or misty rain to 8. Evenne-o'e,osett N TOO
sprinkng fine snow misty rain from sun a,o NJ an
snow denth foday IA inches Water produceu ,east
inch -27t6-from II p. IN to midnight o''''"'
a. snaw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01

PAPERS, TwINFs, THREADS, AND CoRDAGE.
WILLARD HARVE OGee aSd WaIeom' l and ' BROADWAY he"
York
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GENUINE
WALTHAM WATCHES.

These WATCHES freely seknosleded 20 sURPASS AL
MESS PULL LINZ IL SOLID GOLD aud SILVER CASES. Of
NEWEST STYLES aud at LOW EST PRICES For sale by
FULLER g. Co.,
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' (slyued) SHEPPARD ROMANS, Aetuary.
foregoing the business Of eleven months only
Company Las hitherto commenced the first day
February expired upon the Dist day Of January For several
years Superintendent Of the Insurance Department OF this State
urged Company make the fiscal eoinedeni
calendar year. pursuant to the provisions 'of special statute
authorizing change The Board Of Trustees It's meeting jan
uar inst had arrived when compliance with
the both erpdent and proper and
accordingly The change Hereafter the fiscal the Com
pay will Ien from the first day Of January the 3t DAY oiDses
Der both dates inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01

CLOTHES WRINGERs of all kinds repaired at
% Courlandtst, n. Y r. G. BROWNING General Agent
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lAUnouncementAI

The genuine TEXAN LIEBIG's EXTRACT OF
Mar is the best and cheapest
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HOME NEWS.

TUR WEATHER.
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Tic lnYesJIgaIIOn ITO UIIG NtpIUHU CsIst WIS
continued yesterday afternoon before Commissioner
Shields and two witnesses examined, named Henry
j. Edward Rose and James Brady. Rose testified that he
saw trouble between Capt Peabody and any OF his
crew. the evidence Of both rather tended
the captain aud the first mate and to crimnato the
second and third mates, holland and Mcdonald.