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New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
KINGS COUNTY OYER AND TERMINER


brought mp In this Court, yesterday, before Judge
TappeD charged with perjury In representing himself TO
DE A. - Daze In the bogus divorce OF Dalzell agt
DalZell, wherein the husband obtained divorce from
Attorney Morris and Edwin James, Counsel for Mr. Dali
Zcl appeared for the prosecution. Mr. Ddlzell during
the absence Of his wife I'm Europe had applied to Fisher
for divorce from her on the ground or inc0mpatDlHy
persOnated Mr. Dalzell, and that divorce was
asked on the ground that Mrs. Dalze was guilty or
adultery at the Westchester House In New YORK. MI
Dalzell during the proceedings was absent IN the west
vorce on such grounds. Mrs DaZc has applied 10 nave
the divorce set aside The District Attorney Opene r
rectng the facts Of the divorce obtained ana ne
part taken by Archibald in obtaining this divorce
C. W Thomas Deputy County Clerk, was called, and
the judgment roll In the case-Augustus Da,Leli agt'
Emma Dalze-prOduced. He deposed that II had been
filed in the County Clerks office April H. 1862 ana tht IL
was afteTyard missed from the Office.
Sidney " Lowell depOsed that he wa' an attorney anu
the referee appointed by the Court IN the Dlle divorce
case lie Identified the testimony given by Archlbail
before hm The accused sworn and signed the trs
timOny Augustus :. DdZclL Inc UstHnony gwen W
Archibald was read To the Court by Mr. Lowell.
Augustus :. DalZell depOsed | called upon tisher IN
February 1862 to obtain divorce for me; AT the tlne
those papers prepared and the testimony was taken
was on my way 10 San Francisco first learned OF the
proceeding letter from Fisher neither the testimony
or complaint signed by me never authorized any
action for divorce on the ground oi
adultery against my WIFE, a.,
Henry Jones depOsed heard Mr. Archibald say that
he pcrs0nated Mr. DalZe before the referee; ArchDdu
and Holt came my office and said that they lau ust
stolen the Judgment roll from the County Cef ONCE,
and Fisher going to give them 500 apiece ior o
Archibald made no defense, and was found guilty lie
will he sentenced to-day. u, .,, ~,
J0stD0ueacnt Of q Murder TTidi-Thc trai oi
Michael Loyct for the murder Of his infant dagnto'
on the Iith of August, again postponed
iii tomorrow District Attorney Morris not pelhs lc"9'
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

Prison. communicated papor on "Reforma'ory ,,,.oa
pline for Adults" which read In part ny "
Mr. Hubbell himself summarized his essay " ns -,
sion which ia given nearly In his own worus, a. IN, -
We viii, pcture 10 ourselyesa neat pan aans Of pcr
dry so somcw what elevated having INV sa water and
feet drainare an abundant supply ol pnrowch rcfor-
sunnlied with ali needfu appliances ior Sr class
matory work We will have our asotions trades
"atin1 Iabor discipline. rewards, promv,o' $1,000
nCatT, @ ,o chanel lecture room. and library stvhuu
ith msefnl and entertaining books. Vu, o., rh"sa
VIII Win i seectcd from tho best men OF the otae, Mnoo
hs,s ore In the work. Our warden IL u man vi cA
orionce integrity, humanity, Judgment, anu
ppmr cler. a. sober honest and capable. our meuoa
% e,cer ia Kind gentle and skillful our cnaplaih ~
an ~ pety, and apt to teach Win ms wnoe
c absorbed In his work. The corps OF assistants -
co6osed Of men carefully selected and integent anu
fsithfuy devoted their work And last not least our
choomaster is one of those largehcarcd, patient u
selfish sympathetic hard to find. but We have FOUND
him our whole band of officers work 80 harnonlOusy
together for the reformation OF the prisoners tha tne
most ignorant and degraded feel that they nave thcr
hest welfare at heart With such forces in operation
success assured failure impossible. The prisoners III
share their earnings. They must be taught some usel
trade business The lectures delivered 10 then mus
have practical bearing The prisoners must be allowed
some liberty in their choice of employment; nothing VIII
tend more than this to develop manhood. When tno
work Of reformation is completed we will have well
organized band of Christian and women 10 care lOr
the prisoner shield him from the too violent assaults OF
temptation work for him, and in every possible way
surround him with good influences Who can dOun tne
result under such system of training and caretakng
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
THE BROOKLYN MAYNARD.

On Saturday, Rear-Admiral Melancthon Smith
relieved Rear Admiral sylvanus n. Godon Of the com
mand OF the Brooklyn NavyYard
A Board of Officers, composed Of Rear-Admrh \ W
Godon, President Commodore Theo. 7. Green, Capt NJ
B. WOOsey and Commander ID. p. Harmony judge
Advocate, has been ordered to convene on the 2Oh rl
Nantucket Shoals when bringing the remains oi Al
miTal Farragut to this port. 49,
The Tennessee sccond.rate 2l35 tuns mounting %
guns, will he ready for sea In few weeks Shc WIZ
probably be the flagship Of Admiral Porter, II he makes
his contemplated cruise abroad.
The Cuerriere will within day two drop down to
Stringham She will be stationed here to enforce the Neu
traity laws but upon the arrival OF the FrOc from the
fishing grounds Admiral Strlnghams nag VIII be trans
ferred To the latter and the Guerrero will go on foreign
station.
The storr-ship Guard IL expected from the fishing
grounds aud will prepared for the Dalen surveying
LIZ .i.IL
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couET OF GENERAL SESSIONS SENTENCES.

Recorder Hackett presldeu III VI l.rDe mum
han of re ses The first was that of Patrick Key, VINO
nIeaded guilty to the charge OF robbery IN me hIst & a
roo n anntars that he struck Joseph Herd IN the race
ctth Lrick as he was passing through Hudsohst, vi
he nrht of September H. and then, with c0hedeIaIs
ynars Thomas Mott, Boston thief pleaded glllly 10
he larceny of watch valued at $3.50, from h H0iILnan
state Prison a years David L0cbhart assauithg us
wife. Penitentiary year james McNlllaiDs
Ell iilty TO a charge Of larceny from the person oti,
prison a veors...JOhn II. SOmmers age 90, peaueu
1IiIty TO charge of bigamy, having married
Kavanagh in 1861, and Mary Semott IN Apl aet MS
the trial Of the charge against VIM Hlerton' ueorso
stevens and John Thompson, Jointly ndiced LOT ~ lo
be Jury disa greed ard the prisoners were dschargeu
Henry Ruhl charged with rape on caroline Dsinerit .
fhc Penitentary for year. VIM. Andrews VINO WIS
njntl nicted with Michael Edwards for grand larceny,
and Who pleaded guilty Friday, sentenced to the
state Prison for years and 6months patiick H4Ie
m q from Mary Rosster of Ruthcrfurd PARK, ana was
.ert 10 the NJ. IL Prison for years and months.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

seen the will or knew Of Us existence: since thcn son"
one has told me that Mr.. owens was lawyer III wyfs,
brought the will myself To the SurrOgate's once s.aen
up saw the paper was regularly hsheu; VI" "o'
notice any blot ,,o,
that they had not complied with the ruling 0l MS Honor
Mr. Clinton for the contestants, argued nat hs Ine,c
was now formal Issue whether the Will was maze
by Mr. TAYLOR the other side were bound 10 put III
all their affirmative evidence now His Honor nan lhe
who the WILL and asked the surrogate 10 90 40
The Court held 1t not necessary to call on the pro
poneDts they having made out prfp0 tdcfe case 10
exhaust their testimony until at least the contestants
had proved something against the validity Of the will
was fhpuu adj
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
SECOND BOARD, 12t NJ, AND p O'CLOCK P.M
OF Ii0Lro1d It0nds-L1 un I.r'"vt"IlI|
MONDAY, Oct. f7-P. "

Stocks generally were rather dull aud frac-
ton lower at the first board. Subsequently however
the market became strong and buoyant closing tLo
ghest prices of the day. The most notable feature
Western Union Telegraph, which seemed 10 attract a
large share Of the speculative feeling Of the street. aud 10
be for the time the leading stock Of the market. The
opening price n3, from wAch point il advanced to
43., closing firm at that price, it'll large transactions
during the day The next stocks the , in point Of
interest New-YOrk Central, Lake Shore, North
Western, and preferred, Rock Island, and Pa
cifc Mail. The following table shows the highest and
lowest prices Of active stocks to-day:
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
SOUND DEMOCRATIC SENTIMENTS on LISCOLN's
STATUE.

Ihls statue should not be allowed to stand
- hOs III the Democratic City OF New York While Old
ADe was awe, he hated Democratic New-YOrk. He sent
s P9s ete during The riots, and If he had dared, he
Mou9 nave imprisoned half the Democrats In the ciy
New 0rk voted against him with an Overwhelming ma
1Liy % Inc grand imperial city discarded and denounced
his memory when dead The statue Of AbraLoIu LncoLu
wiLl tot siaad. lew pounds Of powder placed behind
u VIII DlOW the damnabe thing to atoms And we will
rejoice when the telegraph brings the news that Ara
ham LincOlns statue III New-Iork is blnwn In neccs
Not that We war against dead man but we da nro.
test against these demonstrations in favor of deno
and "A tyrant P''
Abe Lincoln wds a despOt and lie met n tvrant,s ,ato
Let every DcIOcrat resolve and swear fbat mel,
shall be remembered as desp0t aud II fine JTrt,r
Leagues put up monuments To commemorate his
atrOciOus acts Of tyranny let us blow them down viii
gunpOWder and nitrO-gycerlnel
We will thus show hatred Of tyrant and learn IA
future generations that the deeds OF a bad man can
never be forgotten gOssed with praise OF
hirclIDgs and political prostitutes!
iOuumwa, Iowa, COppcrhcad
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
llII W. II hlDs
IINITEn srATEa CIRCIrIr COILRT.

Before Judge Benedict October term OF
th. Court was opened yesterday. Nineteen cases were
called the defendants pleading nos guilty., ana were =
down for trial follows: John Brandon, 2ith Mcnati
Monahan, 18th; William johnson, 18th; Wmt morton
18th: j. Dwyer 2Oth David Herring. 26th; j. W lHMiS'
path: Peter McCloskey, 2Ot; David Brownley, 26th;
James Fitzpatrick, 19h W. Gilbert ?Is James MOTIFS,
Charles knight day not set DOWN T. X. Gordon, 24th;
r. r. Latroye, motion to quash indictment to he heard
Nov 3: r. b. Caldwell motion to quash indictment to be
heard ne xt Tuesday The case Of Col. Ryan, charged
with escaping from deputy marshal and also with yo,
latiug the neutrality laws came up ana on lOtlOh Oh
Mr. s. d. Courtney the case set down for Thursday
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
CRIMINAL.

At the Yorkville Police Court yesterday,
Matte Dean who recently stabbed woman IN hOnse
ON Lexington-aye, admitted to bail III $1,000 Inc
complainant Ida Howell, expressed desire that the
prosecution should not continue but Justice BDy ill
mated that il was too late to stay proceedings
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, JUS
tice Hogan committed Marks Kestner for having stolen
two cloaks valued at 3 belonging to Siegal Bernhard
of No 81 Lenoardst and Thomas Moore, Fourth Ward
rough for having knocked down and robbed August
bowers OF s. he passing along Chatharn-st
bowers was sent to the House OF Detention
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
UNITED sTATEs coMMIssIoNERs, OFFICE.

Before Commissioner Shieids.-NIary Katz and
Samuel Bandman of No West Twenty eighthst.
charged with carrying the business OF wholesale
liquOrdeaers without payment OF the special license
They held in $500 each appear for examination
Friday next.
Selling CigGTs Without u License.-JacOb GOyne and
Frank SOtto charged with carrying the business
Of retail cigardealers without license. Held to await
examination.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

The excitement incident 10 the corner in cash gold
having subsidized the money market is more settled, and
is rapidly assuming its normal condition. Tie market
to-day been easy call loans ranging from 10 per
cent on pledge of approved colater the supply being
fully equal to the demand In discounts there Is n
thing new TO note business being very moderate Com
lnercial manor s quoted at the following ratcs;
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10000 Acres Of Land for Sale.

'IllE MCGREGOR AND MISSOURI RlN Elk
RAILWAY COMPANY offer 10000 Of LAND for sAlb at
S30 10 In lots Of and upward Situated IN the ooun
of Howard Goro Kossah Haucocs Pso Alto Poahoutas
snd Lyon Northern Iowa hue of the ANaukee AMI 81 Paul
McbUgor and Missouri River aud the Des Mones Valley Railroads
toL rich black oau LANDS high rollins prairie no, subject 10 over
now. WATER abundant rr1Lk from tie L. : Government
~ RMS cent and 10 cent arum OF
principal tie purchaser approves the land avrnt for
rufti EXCEPT tis NLlhAi tic best u tAe World
Foi Aags taispb, O. ul o-cr Information. ag = 10
o. T.. PALMER. Ag,rt,
a.. O-8, hossHIA Comfy
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
CITY GOVERNMENT.

DOINGS OF THE ALDERMEN.
The Aldermen met yesterday and adopted
resolution change the of Seventy yfourthst from
Madison to Ffthaye. to kirkpatrick place." directed
the Controller to procure suitable site for station
house for the Police OF the Twentyeghth Precinct as
near az possible the center OF the Pecnct to pay to
the widow OF Henry Rogers late Assistant Adern an for
the Xth Assembly District the salary due the deceased
AT the time of his death, also 10 pay her monthly wo
the office is vacant the salary provided Tor ana accrhe
pave with Belgian pavement Seyenty-trs from
Eighth to Tenthave, and First-aye from twenty slAth
To Thirty-siXth-st. .,
The Board of Assistant Aldermen adjourned without
quorum.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
This department yesterday opened propO
sails for making street improvements, such as laying
pavements setting curb &C. OF large number OF Streets
but as the proposals numerous award VIII be
made for several days
THE CENSUS.
Yesterday afternoon the Joint Special Com
mitee Of the Common Council appointed on the subject
OF of this city had meeting lin view OF the
fact the United States Marshal had arrived at his
final results) and Mr. Hardy, Clerk OF the Common
Council said that the Committee desired TO consider this
matter in session. that had been devised.
| which, it was thought will be effective in dis
covering the errors but to give premature
publication of their plans would defeat their obiects
confident that they make the people DeeVe
that the census been fairly taken; that many
citizens appeared before the committee, but as
they know what degree of importance is to be at
tached TO their statements the Committee wish to con
slider applications separately before giving them pub
| liCty.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
THE BROOKLYN WHISKY RING.

THE INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICERS AND THE
BOARD OF POLICE.
The Fifth Ward of Brooklyn is notorious
for the Illicit whisky business carried on there, and for
the difficulty that the Internal Revenue officers have to
experience In attempting suppress the traic Be
eyng that the Police should assist In protecting his
Deputies from violence the hands of the Ward roughs
United States Internal Revenue Supervisor butcher
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
COURT-CUANngRs

DecisiOnS-By Judge CardOzo.-CrOmwell
ag MarX-Order settled. Bank OF British North Amer
lea ag Hoard.-Proposed case and amendments settled
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

There has been limited business noted in the market
70. United bonds though prices have been strong
and i'm some instances higher, especially the '62 6
and Clos which the most active bonds the list.
The frmness of the foreign financial markets impaired
strength to prices, aided by the anticipated Treasury
purchase of two millions on THURSDAY. The market
closed firm on the basis Of 1lOi alI0B for t7s. Fisk
Hatch renort closing prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
City Bank shares quiet with sales Of Contnenas


Railroad bonds firm sales Of Central Pacfcs
at GOT: Unions, s3! Toledo and Wabash equipment
bonds, Ohio and Mississippi Consolidated so, and
lists OF Cleveland, Columbus and Indiana Central at
49, The following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
Yesterday made request for the cooperation OF the
Police ard received an answer follows

~ ,-..., p,v,,ru Orycs oy SUPERVISOR SorrHHRN(
30 " ssp E,srrRS DISTRICTS NgwfoRK Oct II, 1870.
Tn r> Vosorabh Poins Conamtssiorfra 81,
made emcientY
Revenue law regarding dission spirits me fh War oil
BrooIiyu part Third District OF New loE IN several Instance
h This service have seriously injured II deemed
To- detail duty large number oi men Our experience
~ ,s 49,. bs. beep suh lead believe that determined re-
ali he offered officers In the performance OF
Rsieyng IL much easier TO prevent riot
.u ,' ,r. one already IN existence, and knowing
h the dnery have Of the police ana d Gus 10 SOU
honorable body as guardians oi tbe pun
lie peae Of the cty take such measures n PIssnt % %
pror.rdngs or injury persons on the par 9I ,n Noao
are IN the discharge Of their duties - - -, ... in
s men are now service, and sn carry answer VIII
greatly oblge yours very resPectfo s, of Int Re,euue
GoRpoy L. PoRp. Collector Of Int Revenue
rHH
CoyxtsstoyyRs OYYIcE Board OV PoLIcB. Oct ~ i8o
IT, b. DrrcnER. Snerrtsor aha be tb inst
though somes hat by s s "
police force collecting the revenue Of the Un.e sas
statutes OF the state OF
compenae local taxation and case Of disability OF deah OF any m
M members while in the discharge OF hs uu ne 70
b or family paid by money not At all derived from the United
W sd nothing the relating the powers and duties n
authorize the force In aid Of tie
n o1 the revenue Of request based
mon The suggestion Is threatened have sufficient
sydepee would hardly do for such to be
suggestion u t'Ae
upon the responsibility yon ask with facts before ns
upon such opinion founded Onr people nunEey
sbd and do not believe that under proper aud
ndcous enforce the laws either Of the State the
there danger riot aud there
than By otherwise s
anticipation Nor be doubted hst the United States Government
sbundsn able either suppress riot enforce obenoe to W
laws However O-sctual hTeaiened vail at once
duy the best Of by H. ana
and hold accountability well those whom W. hn n
s engaged in IT, those who there be sgehbaVa nsdesy In
etc Yer respectfully, d. ID. BRlGG-, President
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

Speculation In gold has been tame aud the volume OF
business below the average amount. There have been
evidences Of clique manipuations to-day, although
the pool still have the short interest at disadvantage
and can compel them TO pay high rates Tor the use Of
gold. The supply of gold available Tor daily transae
tons Is extremely small with prospects OF increase
except through the Treasury, either by additional sales
or the anticipation without rebate, 90 The November
Interest The price during the day has ranged from lls
to il3i, with closing sales p m. at 3l The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank as follows;
Gold cleared, S29O2OC0; gold balances sS6l7l5; cur
reney balances, s5Go,976. The borrowing rates were
5ti' S2 l6l Of one per cent g. p and per cent per
annum, and Hat balances being carried over until TO-
morrow at per cent. United states ,cs OF 1871 were
S2.553OOO
The plan Of recognizing aud completing the Boston.
Hartford and Egie laltoad, nlary We can under
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

Notice 10 the Bar-All notes of issue for the
November calendar must be filed before Saturday
next, at p III.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
SUPERIOR COURT-SpECIAL TERM.
SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TERM.

Decision by Judge JOnes.-Schuyler agt.
FishCr.-MOtiOn for new trial denied, with costs
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
COURT CALBNDARS-THrs DAY

SUPREME CovRf-tAAabEtsS.-
Ca endlr iallet a. u.
70. .Jauiibe az. the Mayor.
SrPREaE CoURT-SPECIAL TER
lI9. .Patman and auo. agt. Green
held ct al.
$50. Livingston agt. ArnouL
80. Hin sgt. Day.
al. East River Bank sgt. Webl
anu anO.
n. .Beamish, Receiver. agt. tht
Gutta Per,ha Mani Co.
OYER AND TEKNiSER AND SUP
IsGRAHAN. j.
9l9. Rockwell sgt Third-aye. Rail
road Co.
1923. France agt Brooklyn City Rail
road co.
1879. Harper, jr., ct al. agt. raylol
1T al.
22jT. .0sgood, ct al. agt. Ma
guire.
2239. Bell against Storm.
RIB. Flynn AT. Hudson River r.
K. Co.
2233. LYON agt Chase.
2285. .ClatIiin sgt. Secor.
SUPREME COURr-CIRCClr-PAEI
1872. .Squires sgt Abbott et 81.
l7l4. Alien agt. Kelly, Sheriff.
lI56. Allen agt. First Nat. Bank o.
Richmond, Va, 81 al.
1872. Simmons agt. The Bic Rail
way Co.
24l Moody aQt OsCOOf.
li5i. Smith agt. Cauldwell.
Ji2i .Lindsley at Tbs European
Petroleum Co.
6l2t. .Wotherspoou ct al agt. Vol
ct al.
1861. Arctic Tire Insurance Co. agt,
Aus In.
SUPERIOR COCRT-TRIAL TER
Opens al
3ll. l..Movyborn agt. Dillon.
Hl..Larkin, adm'I, sgt. Wilson
and others.
37S. .LOrillard agt. Fuller.
265. .Gescheidt agt. Gescheidt.
29l. Coffee agt. Rome Life lns. Go.
BJ. Morgan agt Marshall and
others.
o.. Costello ag,. Casey.
IJ7. Potter agt Smith and others.
400. Boundy agt. Marshall and
others.
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERN
at II
go. Stephenson agt- Kenny.
3J8. Barnes agt. Herbert ct al.
36O. .Rulmer agt. Clark.
362. .Mannion agt. Marshall.
354. .ksin agt. The Norwich and n.
Y. Trans. Co.
96. Null 1T al. agt. Lent. jr.
368. .Leudenthall agt. Thurston, jr.
80. .McGrath sgt. Bell.
COURT OF COMMON PLKAs-TRIAL
Opens s.
3l9. .Blondell sgt. Gearty.
jl9i. .Bl0ndell agi. Gearty.
3i8. .Redmsn sgt. Kain, imprd.
2il. .Gomez agt. kamplng.
3b7. .BuIbaum sgt. Kelly, Sheriff
36S. N. Y. Warehouse Co. agt.
Florida X. X. Co.
99. Handle agt. Netzler.
80. HAYWARD sgt. Stein and ano.
COUKr OF COMMON PLEAs-IRIAL
at ]
2l3. .Mimney sgt. Bleskley.
l69. .Peller ct al. sgt Dawley.
3j3. Pike et al sgt. Mars.
l06. Graham agt. fitzgerald.
ll5. Curry agt. Van Week.
3 ". Beers agt Kelly, sheriff
357. Mckenzie sgt Macpherson.
3 8. Wilson agt. Catrey.
MARINE COURr-TRIAL TERN p
2O52. MYERS agt. ST John.
1887. .starkweAther, jr., sst John
son.
2055. Church agt. DuGgin.
1888. .Alsier agt- Drinkhaus.
4Jl2. Simon agt. Settler.
4O9l. .McDermOtt agt. Scsnlou.
ll8. Paine sgt. Northmp.
q ~. Patterson sgt Rookie.
-..Cropsey agt. Watts.
MARINE COUKr-TRIAL TRRN-PA
800. Hertz agt. Doll.
1920. Bell AIT. Franklin.
D2Ot Sane agt. Same.
30p. Wilmer agt. Flecke.
4l0l. .Shiancupp agi. Lax
1879. Chambers agt. Lally.
4c4. Williamson sgt. Trayi.
-. Mcdonnell agt Travis.
i0Ol. Sears agt. Wright.
4O65 .lngraham agt. Meeker.
COrRr OF APPEALs-AlbSnT. Oct.
10. 1870, is as follows: Nos. 10, IL.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIR5T CALL
lOt O'CLOCK A. NJ


200 q, bi Con ........H 2oOOO So 0i0 Peg fO
lR00 u - SO Con .....U2 5000 L. ). 100
10000 U. S5-1D Cou b7........llniI
eas Of Sa> BoHdR
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
Hlurble an0 Slate filantels.

ENAMELED SLATE MANTELS.- Plain,
Msrbese and Decorated prices nom 10 go and upward
Also Slate work Of eyery description plain and ornamental
PENRHfN SLATE Co., No. ~ West Righeenth-,t
Between Fifth and SIha ayes
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS,
l Graye'oles Tiles Table and Plumbers Slabs showFoons
With huest assortment Of MANTELS Prices reduced
A. kLABER. l34 AMI l36 East Eighteenth s, New-fork
Nj ARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.-Rich
w and elegant designs, hom 80 +2 si5 up % 20" + h
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

Fir,t-class indosed paper, 90 days..............
Fins class inlorsel paper NOS. .............. y
Frt-c'as niorsei paper, months D ID
Fr~t-cass. single names, % OCaYs.................
Frf-ca.s single names "a mOntls........... q 81 u
Barkers' frst-cass foreign. ~ days s............
aukers' frscass domestic to months aiO
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

| CAPT KELsO APPOINTED CHIEF OF POLICE
ACTING SERGEANT JAMES IRVING IN CHARGE
OF THE DETECTIVE SQUAD.