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OPERATIONS OF OFPICERS FOR
1S69.-During the year 1859 the Port Physician
visited 651 vessels carrying 100 foreign passen-
gers and the Lagaretto Physician $40 vessels.
carrying III foreign passengers, making a total
for the twelve months of 991 vessels and 9O7
passengers. Vessel owners are required to paw
fifty cents per capita on all the foreign people
they carry to the city authorities. A recapitu-
lation of the labor of these officers is as follows:
Steamers visited, 81 ships, SO; briggs, 1855 /;
barques, 263; schooners, 316. Foreign passen-
gers arrived 907; outside channel visits, 2g6
coastwise vessel visits, 4S0; vessels detained AT
Lazaretto. II; patients from vessels admitted to
Lazaretto Hospital, 6. 1916 permits were granted
to clean sinks, during the same time, bv the
board, realizing to that institution $500.
CoRoNER's INQUBsT.-Coroner Taylor this
morning held an inquest upon the body of a
German who died in cell at the Third District
Station House on Sunday morning. His name
is not known. He was found lying on the side
walk at Third and Spruce streets on Saturday
night, and was taken to the lookup on the
charge of drunkenness. At o'clock on the fol-
lowing morning he was discovered dead The
turnkey had visited the cell several times during
the night, and as late as o'clock Sunday morn
ing he was seen alive. The policeman who
arrested him could not say whether he was
drunk or not when he picked him up from the
sidewalk. He was, however, insensible. The
inquest in the ease was postponed until a post
mortem examination of the body is made by the
Coroners physician.
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CoLDIERS HARGED BEFORE TIVE
~ years service for injuries or wounds, incudin
rupture, are entitled, they their widows orhelrS
Cf they have received none), TO 5000 bounty.
Apply TO ROBERT s. LEAGUE q CO.,
TsO No. 1876 S. SEVENTH Street
DERSONS HAVING DEBTS DUE IN ANY
Il part OF the United States can have them easily
adjusted ana collected on application to the Genera
Collection Agency. ROBERT s. LEAGUE d CO,
No. 1876 South SEVENTH Street
DOBERT &, LEAGUE d CO., NOTARIEs PUB
III ILC. COMMISSIONERS, ETC-Depositons
ana Acknowledgements taken for any State or Terr.
t0EV Of The Unite States
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THE SCHORPPE CASE.
ARGUMENTS IN rBB CASE

Supreme Court IN Banc-JudGe Read Pre-.
etdlnE. Judges SharswoOd, Aguews and Wa
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E. SALE or REAL EsTATE-The following real estate
and stocks sold this morning at the Merehants
Exchange bY Meeara. Thomas a Sona:-
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MtAifintA
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CARBOLIC sALvE.


uENRy's CARBOLIC sALvE.
there has been no medical preparation brought be.
fore the public for yes that has met with decided
stuecess Q, the CARBoLIc sALvE II hss found liz
wsy into hundred, Of families and when once used,
family will be without 1t.
For the sores incident to children an invaluable
RENE iy. and the rapidly with which 1t heals some.
thing marvellous. 1t mas not only the testimony OF
sppreciative public In It, favor but has invariably re-
eeived the appreciation OF intelligent physicians.
Grateful Acknowledgements OF the dement's derived
from It, u,c accumulate almost daily. few Of which
We herewith append:
BERLIN, Conn, June 20, 1870.
John p Hsarv-Dr.n sIR: l had an obstinate sore
on the instep Of my foo. and used several different
kinds OF saive and ointment without bencnt. Seeing
the CARDoLIc sALvR advertised in the New York
TRIBUNE procured . Dor. and sm happy to state II
effected cure in about ten days Ihsve recommended
It to others as the best salve that know Of.
Respectfully,
CYRUS ROOT, in.
beg leave to say ths, your Csrbolic sslve has nvs
riabiy relieved, and. I think now, has permanently
cured me OF that most aggrsystIng of ali disorders
" itching piles" A. 8. KELLER,
Sec the c. @. Clark Co.
New Haven. Con.
have been using your Csrbolic Save for some time
In my mandatory. using my large biowpipe, which
gives intense heat burned my thumb nail to the quick
One application OF the saive gave relief. Have used 1t
In my family for boils and other Sores and md the
bet family sslvc in use. 7. W. HorcHIN.
Morrisania. ~. Y,
Proprietor Gas Lighters. &C.
stxSAxAuoSIso. Penn, Jan. %, 1870.
Ma. Jous 2. HENRY
DrAu srn wish you TO send me two dozen borcI
my foot. which has been running core for over ten
years Twas box OF your salve. aud found IL
TO do better on my loot Than any other.
II. B. BLERUM
BROOKLYN. n. Y, March %, $50.
ME. JONI r. HESzY;
The Carboic salve has not only heaiei the eruption,
on nv face but ha. soothed and sllayed iaaamm.uon
AMANDA NELSON.
si7 sackc,t street
PRICE &c. PER Dox. SOLD DY ALL DRUGGISTS.
JOHN p. HENRY. Sole Proprietor.
sColegc place New York.
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Dated New York. July IS, 1870.
JAMES II. COLEMAN, Referee.
ApoLPM AsoHER. ksa.. Planning AiinrncE
Asiroloau.

~ ~. - 49, X a..
4 TEST.-1he celebrated Madame ASEA, seventh
Developing spri ual!sl, apd Is the ouly ir Amdn
who has that great frelch secret cGu'c spec IS nN
rage. She has never been known TO ISL u Atf pfols'
sion tells your name and the name NJ tue "nr w.
lnng separated no showing OF magic Hk"nes''s "
other hulnbugRery | oder no hig reward 90 ~
iake pay IN advance, but | boldly SAY, No sllsac',T
no pay. once, 2l 80 aV, beween SJLh aHd sV'h 49,
'ccond moor. front room
A STROLOGE9 MARS, nom scientific pra.s
hue'thlt MS visitors look with amazing wonder W
tells name aud very day and cAu.-s rpCcdy hsI,a..
sooner than any one living. Health, veal, 'ol ~.
and long life TO All who consult aim, lie = We .,
llsoon Jou wish to cunI.,. the great Won
will tell the events OF Your 1ol' liic without aN'Y
him any questions. 81 liirt LYepue, Sv4 isu >"
Ladies and gents % cents COL.
A MADAME PC, .,Hr-EIceiled by none. =
"A. noriOik st. hear Delancey fee = GEMS % So
Gypsy CLAIRyOyANTi The moot rel'ipS Y,
N Ia me world, The only person who can ul11,0 Am
parted hclp all who are In any trouble, CohsMt nv
ior bu,hese. all manner OF disease &c ou0' ~
Ncsi 18Th ct, near 6th As
\ OOK HERE mo sHmbug, Mad ROSS XII s,,
Other visitor causes speedy marriage brings ogeaa
those long ssParated SHOWS the ~ enes. OF 'hs XXX,
marry. 80 West %lst st.. between broadway Ano W.
MADAME WELLINGTON business ana gre,
lVI cnl clAryoN ant, tells you all yOl WISH ", WsL
likeness name, and plumbers. Fee SOC ana " !"
t0th ST.. 1lh av and broadway, basement % III" ---.
NME. vENIOUS, of Boston, tells last' p XXX
tW aud future; giNes love charms anu ~ ~ N,It1li
LADIES' 9Sc, gents SOC II stanton ST. rear '''''-
NIME. ROEtclls true. Gclts, so Ct. la.i ''''"
IVA I0i Brooule 81 second h00l' ROM H9'''
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for sal, nno % I.:.

THEAP FLOORS for small fanlllc. ~ Si3 Easi
9Th Nv.
FLOORS AND STORES to let OF s, s. aud 10
Il rooms each o!o West toth ST.. near ilth aN; gro.
cerN milk lager beer store; and -, 81 and
tDnionthlv. Nv SroDDARr kEEfE. on premises.
fINO LET-Th. second or thiro door OF house Ia
Il South STU ST., WlllisnsburSh. 70 q small family,
rINO LET-TNc lower part and front baScncnt Of
i house " Mnedoueal a. Apply on The nremle..
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q upartutrsgip qotrtts.

NEW YORK, AUG. I, 1s7O.-fhe nrn, OF
~ smith loud, MArtiI Co. Is TINS day dissolved by
mutual consent, Either partnet WI! sign m li1nida.
ton. HENRY \, SMITH,
.. o.. JAY GOULD,
HENRY n. MARTIN.
JAMES v. BACH
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OXYGENATED BITTkRs.
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA.
These valuable Buffers. which have long been known
and highly valued for their remedial virtues st main
tain their original popularity They are pleasant and
agreeable tonic. and have always been hi:hiy appre
GATED by all who have used them.
THEY STRENGTHEN THE STOMACH.
And IN this lie. their great superiority many OF the
Bittes which merely sr.hULATE. and eventually
wEAKtN and Gt'IS the stomach. They arc. csscn
tally the srcptF smily Medicine OF the day and should
all Druggists joins 7. HENRY.
Sole Proprietor
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publications.

TOURISTS AND PLEASURE SEi:KERs
4 VIII mad u TO Their advantage to procure copy OF
the Ere Railway hook VI " summer Excursions"-dis-
trihuted free Al Ticket Otcrs. III. Sji So, and 6I
Broadway no Chanhcrs At, * Greenwch 81, S5 Fui-
ton et.. Brooklyn, aud At hotels and de?ots.
caro- McFARLAND's BOOK sTORE.PI
VI broadway. near asa st. There YOU VIII MAD all the
boots " the dAy, and all the standard works md
Alho choice English. French. and Scotca stationery.
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Qublu Yoiu,s.

fltEIfHonsg a. NIttAf fG radl htEEn9 AND
The Department Of Public " org, cas- VI New NotL
will aud afte' the 10th OF August next, he pcpa'ei
TO examine test the capaciy AMI accniacl OF any
pose. WI M N. TWEED,
Connie .oner Pubic MorH
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.DAlly. .For naeKen,ack only. trOr rlermOat onlE

fI,O THE SURF.
BkooKLYN AND RoCKAwAY BEACH kAnRoAR
Steam cars leave East New York hourly from I AN
TO " NJ; hathourly from 1870 u T.D p. NJ
New York 10 A. a., and tP ~.
on SUNDAYS, 10 A. NJ, u NJ, and tP. ".
EXCURSION TICKETS from East New York 10 tn
Beacd and return. Is cents.
FlNIIE NEWLY n,tad up steamboat PALisADg
i Capt. Lawrance, will ru daily 10 Got enbrrg, con
menciny sunday July 81. Fare 10 cents. Leaves fG1
OF Warren 1t. at W ~ O. T. and O'Clock, touching
Christ phet at. and sih st. Last boat leaves Gotes
berg Ut O'Clock p. N.
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EoaIo nno Aoons.

Eoara unb Acoms.
n Or without board, t" Il lsi st. near I'd a Reni
A NEATLY furnished bedroom with bath, 2lS Mon,
N roe 81, 10 n gentleman, t!sweeS
A FEW genremcn aud ladies accommodated
N WIN board. at q lhkes.
A FEW person, can be accommod atcd with board
N Ensisi family. SCrAnd ST.. cot NaricF.
A FEW Young men aud ladies 70 board at ~ ist
N ay second door
DOARDING.-Picasan rooms AID good taolc. o. 50
ID pei week day Doardes. 6S4 9Th av Single beds.
f,OOD BOARD aud lodging, t5 per week loag.
Bost"G House i:S Washington St. corner vs.ty =
GENTLFMEN and ladie, can have good board AT
va! RIM II board and washing, %
GOOD board for respectable men, path room airy
u house. at US West ilst St, bet 'Ih ana SIN ave
l. Also Ffai'nsi. 5oiIuiscn st. near Perry, v
WANTED-Eoard for young married woman,
CHAGL0rIE. box il', Sun oiicc.
NJ ANTED-Allelnoo noon Ne OF room % teach music
in'wnh OF without aplano' ALBERT box ic1. sun
~ BANK ST.-wAnted. few respectable board.
I ! grs $3.50 front nnd back parloss, furnished or
20o good Oa,ld aud PLEASANT rooms also young
ladies' Irqaire all the week
Il board sis WesI lDtl o. bet iIl and stu avs up
Two pair OF stairs.
.-------------s------------- ---------------
Situations G(nntto.
A YOUNG GERMAN wants a situation rs porter
n or any other kind OF work where he has chance
ence: given Please address WSI X 81 ist st.. sSos
store.
YOUNG MAN, lately arrived from Ircand,
N wishes situation either In a grocery store or leld
ing bar has had years expereuce. Address D. X,
No. $50 favonis ayu Jersey Cay. \. j.
RESPECTABLE idow lady wishes to have a
IN baby to nurse at her own home. Call at as West
2ih st., second door,
IODPRINTERs.-Ay young man wishes situarlon
ID JOB Othcc has worked at jObbing, boOS, news
payer and piesswork Address r. box lis, BUN ONCE
fI,O UOSS BAK KRIS. Wanted. By Asteady young
man. situation to take charge OF cake and plea !
understands his business. Apply At lO5 10Th uy near
2Oth ~.
| TINO BOsS BAKRRS.-wauted. a situation to
II take charge bread And cake Apply at Stl West
25th st., top moor. back room HENRY MlLLAR,
| fllO CAHyERS.-wanted by q young man. EN-.
piuymeAt IN he above line at moderate wages. Adj
ortss A. o.. 1856 Laurens st, In the rear,
| WANTED-h situation by sober steady Young
w nan us coach man understands his business thor
oughb has years experience can CLIP horses aud
| q willing TO mske himself generally useful, Address
| T. s.. boz iOS sun once
| WANTED-By young man from London, stua.
| w ton AS iight porter 10 good bOokkeeper, and
| Tining 70 make himself generally useful Address
| I, n" II Harrison 81.
WANTED-Byal lady, a baby to dry nurse, TO bring
W NJ by the bottle, by RESP rcaDlc woman. Inquire
| OF Mrs OCONNEll &9 " at 10Th 81.
| ~ ANTED-Bya nrstclnss Iaundrc.s the washing
| " o. Mo, Or ihrtG nni'Gla.s' rnilt'.. can OF al
d'"'s Mrs Ian iGAN. 80 East ID d. 81 novr,
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Niutarg.

call al the ONCE, City Hall Place, tins Monday,
Aug or any day thereafter relative the excursion
that akes place on Monday, 2sta Of August Also IN
relation TO the money due them from the State,
Widows OF veterans arc also requested to call.
Gen. II. RAYMOND.
Col. ADRM DAILY.
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ftGt NoiittL


SUPREME COURT city ant CoanY Of SeS
winke and Others, defendants la pursuance o,siuls
ment ot the supreme Court OF the state Oi Ntg OK
nlade In the above entitled action, L. tue su'scVsL
the Referee named IN said Judgment VII expose W
sale az public suctlon. At the hNehnns' sas,to ,ss
No. Ill broadway, IN the city Of New YORK. on te @a
day ofAugust 1870, at u O'Clock noon, thr u-h No'e
Mcclure, Auciloncers, the follow - dtsgflitl Ieh
estate 70 wit MI thai certain lot, piece, or paiC'S
land. with the buildings thereon, situate bius all ~
Ing on the westerly side Of Attorney Nirr'' ~ v"
dred and thirty Attorney street ana DyHhit,L
ana dcscI bed rs follows VIZ. commencing 81 IoNs
on the westerly sdr OF Attorney st.C"i dlt' NV
Ieettlx lncnes southcrly from thr soy h""''i ~"
Ter OF Attorney and stanton street,. ana " l.l'.
westerly nloHg The rcars Of the los ana u MI .1
stanton street, now known nJubN, iS Is NV =,
stanton street, forty fee, 70 IN ollstw o. wy , -
westerly wall Of the dwelling house 90 We elu ~
along the outside o sad rear wal tea lnthes v 70
westerly along the rrArs OF the pt- at ana ifnuN+ 4
stanton street nos known ~ number. lS' ana "
stanton trCet thiriy four v ten inches thence sINM
eighteen feet ten inchUs, thence ca,tery nud@ IN las
OF tue lot II land now known number 31 Att,fneT
street md part OF the way thr ugh the centre Of paQ
wall hevenyiour eot tcn inches 10 the westerly sie d
cry sid OF Attorney street eighteen feeI nine nch, 70
thu place OF beginning.
Dated New YORK July IS, 1870.
JAMES II. COLEMAN, Referee.
ApoLrH AsoHHR, ESQ. Plaintiffs AltOrncy
NOTICE IL hereby given that letter. OF adnlnss
~ uln on the estate OF joan Y. johnson DE-
ceased have been granted 10 the undersigned BY %,
Surrogate Of the city aud county Of New YORK Al
persons indebted 10 the estate viii please make a
m"nt, and AL having claims against the estate vii
please present them TO W.K. A. JOHNSON,
Administrator, ~ Beaver 81
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fI,urrD l,ArTNIpeIIIp

LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.
This Il TO certy that the suhsrfincrs have formed
lImtcd partnership pursuant TO tao provisions OF title
L. chapter part OF the Revised S;atutc+ot tile STATE
o New ork and OF the several acts amcndatory there
OF or the TRANSACTION OF lawful cuisines, within the
sae OF New lort. to BE- coniuctei un9cr INC name or
nature OF the hulines intended to be transacted II tue
STOCK III, lKERA0k BUSINESS. VIII lily on CON.
MISSION Including the huYins AMI selling on commis
sion OF sIocks bguts gold ana securItie The names
OF al the general and special partners ncrcsed there
IN and their respective places OF rrsnence, arg as FOL
low General pa1nt =, Edward X Willard Henry II.
Martin, OF the city OF New lork and james ~ Bach OF
the city OF Br 'oSlyn, In ting state OF hcw ork
specrl phrtnc'a William NJ. Tweed, Jay Gould
ara lie nv n. SnIIh. all OF said city OF
New lo'k. The amount OF canltal winch
each special partner has contributed to the com
mon ttOcg Is as follows; William NJ. Tweed, one hun
drcd THOUSAND dollars in cash jay Gould one hundred
thousand dollars IN cash and hcnry \. smith, one
hundred thousand dollars In cash, The partnership
10 commence on the nrst day ot August 1870 ani viii
EDWARD K WILLARD
HENRY H. MARTIN, General Partners.
JAS. H. BACH
JAY GOULD.
WILLIAM ". TWEED, Special Partners.
HENRY \, SMITH,
fl'IIE FIRM OF Jones & Donsdson having been
dssoly ed this 18th day oi July 1870, notice II here
by that all outstanding Hcco outs most BE- settled
immediately. JOHN DnNALDsON Is carrying on bust.
n2ss At Is Arsau st, Icie no VIII be haOpl u meet
his friends. New York, Aug. l. 1870.
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~ aS kSA fJop q

A. AS k5A fJoIp ss q
s,JhSsSUSH ExPREss TRAINS LyAyE CHAM
BbkhffssFr" fHESEE s ab s. M1ff 4 ASP
kSb n, bk SP f.5 S PAIL n
SGITbAI3i SqSSEcTiNq oiqhSIR$3iI2
sIffs rifESssoySRRc T2s eNEfiyEI,NE S3o&SpS
~ the $50 7; Nj TRAIS ZION NV YGik 10
fiNNh1i An EsfGhASr RRSfifSHifHAyhEss h b AIN NV
[,ig RI, jsr,s and and ", MsY Ma; M and 'orA
FOR M,dd anS To- w ana w.v. q, $40 p " d . a,
Rm s.a :e ssHds snd ' WY s az y t
.Foi ssvbureh and Way, ASA, NJ, $3.50 ana ts1p.M
Foi snaern and Wa1,S ana 7. n. esd st, ~, an.
Ssr Theatre rrsln: 'ilso y -, ~ Ss,.t ,uP.V
lois and It's No. .i slS Sg ss and as e's r OK
ns% nSs s g. ppsgo's o's' ioiS Nj RM 'lI
for iset.n.ssi and nul.d.e from ssi ;, Depot. At
from Shsiqbe, 81. Depot SA.M~ Il ai tii:, ;siGS
FOR Vernon. Monsey. and way from s3d st. Demo.
at sis A. M; l,5 t3s, AIS as End t6;lS P.a and sI
s' OPI 81 GSGf and H. sauf' SS,
tl3 ndnigni o..,.,o ana ~, .D,r,r,.r,. d, ~.
Room and sleeping Coaches can be ohtsned and of
Is. az ri hs ns O saS ar q
20 Chambers Ell corner 18th Ct. aud Sd ay Harlem;
ssa f Sos 81 pooks l2 sh az a.,
Long Dosk DEPOT. Jersey city and Of the Agents. u
W.. wM. r. BARR, General Passenger Agent
L'p RvcErR, General superintendent
'Daiiy. I For Hackensack Only. tFor Plermont onr.
Two THE SEA SHORE DIRECT.-Sav HsrOof
Il East Hampton. bridge nampton.Quogne Wcstll ,mp
ton, per Long Island Railroad from James Slip and SiA
ct. fcrrits, S A. Al. and $50 r. ~.
ASA, NJ, Greenport, Sag tlarbor, and ca Shore
loh. NJ, North Port. huntington. aud way stations
I'm, Hampstead. and way stations.
$50 r. NJ. GreeDport sag HArbor, and the Hsmp
tons,
$50 North Port Exp. stopping at princlpn station,
5a0P NJ. North Port. Huntingtoh, Hampstead, AMI
all way stations. -.-..
All trnink connect with branchce to Hampstead, Glen
Cove. Locust Valley, North Port &c, &C.
on the road. SIS.
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4;rs0nai s,out,S.

4;rsOn sOut,A
STRAYED away from Jamaica, l.. |, July "a. a
- little yul named Annie McLanghdi dark com'
plcNiop, had on white ar IS, dark boomer, and no
shoe, IL ycars Old. Any fDrmston concern ing her
will thAnkiul received by her father, CHA LES
hcLAuGHLIN, Janaca l.. l.
IL CAPT. non ADAMSOS will call on BILL
L DUNN l0S frosty 49, he will learn vi something OF
advantage to HIM,
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lns.Iptuon.
IIUnrON RIVER IN-TITJ TE AND CLAY
II Ei,ACh CULIEttE.-A mt CiL's ho'dd.ng school
for both College course fOr laics and Academ
corise laiics anf gent cmpn Niue department IS
Term opens sept 5. l,ey. ALONZO fLACK, A. 81,
President, Ciaycrics, Col Co. NY.
BENNINGTON SEMINARY. near Trenton.
II y. IA hrsi-class school Tor both sexes comfort
and progress Of studat' guaranteed total cost In
mon knelish per year. $40 neat term begins sept
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TsT OF LETTERS tyub,,.Aei Tuesday, ed frAsv)
~ .sa.s k u. New isf CITY re', omcs corr. " s...a so
Cedar TUESDAY, Aur lsfo Ash hq Advsrt,sd Icy
r" he Dat. w. rusbsd according 70 Law
ths pspf haKing he LArEesi ,drrnIAloA.
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IyRANCIS a LOUTREL, IS Maiden lane solicit
I orders for Blank Books, Paper, stationery anu
P,iutin. Pieces low,
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AnElsy, 80. rr,lmmou. Tho.
Anriis. :.r-fcar.a ka,.sli
"A. ~.iiihsn, sh-tinffin Ueo n
~ 'lnh India, thil-Co,artiss I
Bo,snis,, ,hiy-ksnt Lrasst
CspsrvonCs stls- Msnsnsid Geo,
Willis Aug-r
CITY VI Agra, ,hip--fslir Thcs,
Litlk W, h,liingtsa n v,
loang-9
Dseian, 's-Murdc-k Archibald
u.ctgv Huribut, ship -willism,
The. NJ
,.v,d.n EsEI, 'sk-ilgnJ Z
Hereford, Nh--capi hsr'lnsr
Hugh bollon, stt-brruRsA Jas
ldoIiaa-, hk-bsrgvs1n johannes,
Law frncs VIM
Jane. Divsr'y, -A-csroll Capt
Gu
jEppl, cetl. sl-Ms,I.,en Al,1
ksis tphsm, zip -kr,yAh JyhA
Laura, Lrg-Dsst.ssa 1hso n
Louaa, brig-kVsn. Capt J,
hsbsSt,"n h
Maria, william, Margaret
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A NCHOR LINE PASSAGE TICK ETs,

10 and from any Railway Station 10 GreA, Britaln Ire
land, Norway. sweden, Denmark. Gcrm1ny. Holland
belgium. and the United States. by steamers sailing
"ee'" AT At 10 VEST CURRENCY RATES.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-14
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

The ball Of the iOurneymen BARRIERS last even
ing at to IOustOnst. casino, very well attended,
and handsome sum was realized l.. G. Huebner acted
as door manager aud ]. r. Fable assistant door manager
The Carpenters and JOners' Union of Brook
lvn has improved its title by the addition OF No l.
The word white was erased from the report OF the
Committee on Reorganization, presented at the meeting
last night.
The Belmen, at their meeting last evening,
decided 10 paw any tax which might be- placed upon
them in support OF the at work at Stenway sons
where a strike threatened in consequence OF reduc
ton Of wages.
ProprIetors of dry goods stores in Fulton-st.,
BROOKLYN, have expressed Willingness 10 close their
establishments 7 o'clock. At the next meeting the
election officers for the Dry Goods Early Closing Asso-
citation Will take place.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-14

Of the Association from the hands o; the late Treasurer
to the newly appointed Treasurer, and adournmeUt
took place to Monday evening next when the Committee
on bylaws is expected TO report
The Tammany Reform, Protective and Benevo-
lent Association Is organization chartered by the
Legislature In December last, as mutual benefit and
protective association. objects being, as stated In tho
charter to aid its members In the event Of sickness and
their families In OF their death. Membership re-
qnires initiation fec OF SO. and the yearly pay
ment OF a similar sum. For this the members
receive the sum OF $40 weekly whe disabled
by sickness from pursuing their customary
occupation, and contribution OF $50 toward funeral ex-
penses and gift OF 81 from each other member OF the
Society the widow in OF death. But the Society
has another par which renders H. perhaps object OF
greater interest the citizens Of NewYork at large IL
is proposed that the Association shall In the first In
stance consist OF 357 members, selected, from each
election district Of tho city, and forming, together
tho nucleus Of powerful political organization
which, under the name OF the New Tam
many Hall. is expected TO sweep tho present
organization under that into merIted oblivion and
restore the city the rule of honest men, only such being
expected to become members of the new organization
Mr. Jacob Cohen is the President OF the reform assoca
ton, with Mr.. TcreTce Sheridan NicePresident, Mr.
Hiram Jones Secretary, and Mr.. Thomas Vaughn as
Treasurer. Central Committee, comprising the above
named officers with few other members, in session
at Masonic Hall last evening, when the above facts were
made public and reports from subOrganizng committees
showed that 2i9 election districts now represented IN
the organization.