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IlEn2 i. th, mI.t dr.g'n,l aTlc-
Tomato sample OF ama'ory poetry tha
VIC have ever seen -
when old Carlo site in Sn,ly's chair.
-. don't vi,h that was there!
When her fairy finger. pat his head.
~. don't ! wish it v1s m' instead
When Sillys arm, hi. neck imrrI-or.
q. don't vi.h my neck was M~u'
when Sally ki.srs Carlos nose.
q don't | wish that were those
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a complete Pictorial liI.tory Of the Times
Harper-s Weekly.

Tho hest publication or i'. cltss In America.
Hu s' tar ahead no Ill other weekly fuUrpnls as
MT 90 permit 1i any comparison between II and
my ui their numhcr. Its columns contain the
meet collections oi reading matter that q g
printed. Its Illustrations ave numerous
and Dc hclu'iiul, being furnished hy the chicf art
isis ut the country Boston Traveller.
NNrrru'- WEEKLY Il thr best and most IN.
terostng illustrated Newspaper. Nor does It's
value depend on ~ Illustrations alo-e. It,
tcgdiug matter g. ~ y high c'dcr ui literary
mctit-vuricd, instructive, entertaining, and un
ccvtiJnab!c.-N. y sun.
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A clergyman asked some children.
Why do We say in the Lords prayer.
Who art in heaven since God j.
everywhere ~ IT, saw a httlc drum
m'r boy, who looked rs it he corli
give an answer, anl 'urn,l to him 70"
it. We'll. lulc soldier what do Won
say?' " Bccou.c IT,, headquarters 3
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they were painfully afiieting, have been radical
cured In such great numbers In almost every secj
,lon Of The country that the public scarcely need
pc informed OF It's virtues or uses.
serofulons poison Is one OF the most destrucily
enemies OF our race, oftcn, this unseen and unit
,snsn, hinyiiea - Uni ,h hSrgs e
without exciting sus, don of is prc enoe. Agalu|
y seems TO breed Infection throughout the body
into one or other OF its hideous forms, either d
surface or among the vtals. In the latter, tnbeil
cles may be suddenly deposited In the lungs q
its presence by eruptons the skim or foul ulcer
alions ON some part Of the body. IIonce the oce,I
siona, use OF bottle OF this SarsapssiiIo Is ad
appear. Persons afflicted with tho following con-,
plants generally find immediate relief aud.
Ia: 81. A.tkony's Fyre, Rose or EvysipeIasI
1rfter. Salt Rhenn,, soaid Head, Riso,rorw
sore Eycs, Sore Ear., and other eruplions
more concealed forms, as Dvspspsis, Dropsv}
md the various tyceroas afecdonSs' Of he muss'
syphKis or ve,.erraI and Mcrcuriay Daeas'
arc cured ly 1t, though long time Is required u
~, ,,n5dning these obstinate maln.iies by any edicln
the complaint LeHcorrk9o or Whtses, Uferts
Utceranoas, and Female Diseases, are coz
purifying ard invigorating effect. Minute Dlr1
lions for caci case are found In our Almanac, suI
pled gratis. Rheumaftsps and Cost, whc
IN the blood, yield quickly 10 II, as also Lfvs
Comptatnfs, Icrpidity, CenGesstes or lsfs.I
as they oites do, fiom the ranking poisons ine
blood. Ihla S4iRSAPfklILA Is a great
aiorcr for .he strength and viGor OF the syste1
dcnt, Siccpisss, and troubled with Nervews "a
lrrhrastons OF Ie0rs, or any Of the aeceiaIe,
sy,nntomatlc OF weakae.s, will and immedr
power upon t-ial. ~. = taln vnsrafs5
PFEPAREDnB n.y. rifs1
Dr. y. q. lIEB & CO., LswsIu, msn
Eract!s q aud fnaiyticss Chsssis<h
ssaIsI nv IL DRlusdisrs rvrnywuEn|
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Made Of Poor Rnm. whi-kcy, Proc,
Spirits nnd Refuse Liquors doctored. spiced
and swcetened 10 please the taste. called j" Ton.
ics,"" Appctizcrs," Restorcrs." &C, that lead
tie tprlcr On 10 drunkenness and ruin. but arc
atruc dcdclnc, made from the Native Roots and
Ilc-hs Of California. free from all Alcoholic
Stimulants. They are the GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER aud LIFE GIVING PRIN-
CHILE perfect l;cnov2tor aud lnyigorator Of
the system. carrying on all poisonous matter and
restoring the blood 10 healthy condition. No
person can take these Blttcrs according to dlrcc.
Hon and remain long unwcli.
tEor Infuu,mntory aud Chronic Rhcu-
mnti-m aud Uout. Dyspepsia ar Indi-
pr-iiou, Bilious. Kcmittcnt aud iutcr-
miticni Fryrrs, Disease. OF the blood.
Liver, Kidneys. aud Blnddrr, these hit
tiers hav, lccn most successful such Dis
eases arc caused b. yiiintcd blood. which
is generally rr)ducel by arrangement Of the
Dig,sii Organs.
DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION.
Headache, Tali ~ the Shoulder, Coughs Tight.
ness OF the Chest. Dizziness, Sour Eructatlons Of
Tie stomach. nad taste i1 the Mouth. Billions At.
tacks. palpitation Of the Heart, Inflammation Of
the Lungs. Pain In .c regions Of The Kidneys. and
hundred other painful symptoms. arc the OF.
frrnRsof Dyspepsia.
1They inyig0rCtc the stomach ani stimulate the
torpid liver ami bowels, which render them of un.
cquallCd efficacy In cleansing the blood Of all
impurities. hnd impartln5 new life and yigor to
thc whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, Tott r,
ialt lheum, B'oichcs. spots, iimplcs. Pustulcs,
Rolls, Cnr5unclcs, Rlug.Worms, scald.IIcad, Sore
Eyes. Eryslpclas, lica. sclrfs, Discoloratlons of
the ska, Iumors and Diseases ofthc Skin, of
whatever name or nature. arc literally dug up
and dcasl,d out II the system In a ohort time by
TIC rlc Of these Bittcrs. ore bottle w Iucn
cases viii convince tho most incredulous OF their
curative Objects.
Cleanse tho vitatod blood whenever you nnd
its Impurities bursting through the skin In PIN
Il1s, Ernp;ions or Sores; cleanse Il when you
nal It ob-tractcl and sluggish In the veins;
cleanse II when 1t T. foul, aad your feelings will
tell you w!sn. Keep the blood purc aad the
hc,lth Of the system Will follow.
PIN, TtpE and other WORMS, lurking In
the system of 30 many thousands, are cffcctualiy
destroyed anil removed For fall directions. read
carefully the circular around sach bottle.
J. wNlhEH, Proprietor. u. II. MCDONALD &
CO., Druggists and Gen. Ag'rSs. San Francisco.
Cal, and % AMI 81 Commerce street. New York
SOLD DY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
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Ayers Sarsaparilla'
ROR PURIFYING THE DLOOp.

The reputation this ~
ccllent medicine cDjoyi
Is derived from its cured
many OF which are irul
marvellous. Inyeterai(
cases Of Scrofulous dii
case, where the systeI1
seemed saturated VIII
corruption, have bee1
purified and cured by u
scrofulous affections an(
disorders, which were a
gravated by. the seron5
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'lyc copies. oao year. sops,aiely nfdie.cf.
E.gnt Dollars.
nH extra COPY u setter up ~ ,i'n). ''''
S;ktccu Dolln ~.
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Estate Of SARAH ARP. deceased.

TfT0T' VT NNNNH AT'F, dcoCltCI.
| ETIERS or ADMINISTRATION upon
! the estate ot SARAH Arr, widow Of Icona ri
app late oi pcuus township deceased. having
teen granted tn the undersigned, all persons
hnow'rs 'hcmselvcs Indicted to lho estate are
re. HH'E' " make Payment, aud those having
clt'Hi Al Jts he same viii present them to
JOHN iEAlBERLING
Administrator.
obrs townihi September q, 1879.
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a female lecturer says the only de
cent thing about Adam was rib and
that went to mske something better.
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BEND yoUl s.oyE,

BEND y3Ul s.oSEY
. P,,,t Cfiea orlefs. Ssets. or A, ans n, a.,
prt, Wherever cJnvclIen' III not tuen ru,l.,rr
'"ihteff c'nti'n'as io.icy. a ilress
/ v TSTL'SN, rub'u,c-.
kaI rcc, cw ..... Cky.
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sEII-W EEELY Sun, So a YEAR,
th' ssno s!Es alt general character as
II. WEEKLY, bit with a greater variety OF
n.scel aacons calln=, a1i finiiilng the news
ioit' snbscribeisw!th gIel,er freshness. because
II comes twlce wcel ilGtoai o: once only.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
THE albany EXPRESS ROBBERY.
ARRESTS ON SUSPICION.

ALBANY, Jan. 10.-Arthur X. Breed was
brought here from Syracuse suspicion Of being the
express robber and confronted with the person
sold the pistol but he failed to identify Breed as the
nurcbaser Halpn the wounded express essenger was
In such condition this afternoon that the physcla re-
fused TO allow Breed to enter Hapn's presence Breed
is still In custody, but he is believed to Ice innocent
Ar tho preliminary examination to-day the 0lncer
stated the Of his testimony that ne ASKED el
where be on Saturday, and ne answered was vas IA
Fulton Oswego County" He also said he could prove
where he was on Saturday night at o'clock, ana the
constable went with him TO ind the friend by whom ne
expected to prove this statement. That person wa
found but said he did not Breed on saturday thaI
he did him Sunday morning at Baggss Hotel Uiea;
AT the time this conversation the constable informed
reed that the shooting did not take place on saturday
nght-that IL occurred Friday night, and ne replied
tbaI ne came up from New-York Friday night The
constabc then continued his statement in substance as
follows: -. - =, - ,-,t.L T., NM
len searched him (Be and found revolver which IN ny
opuon fred aud the money, OF which nave
ten asked how he the mols and he re2e b9o@ ed II o,
frI lie told that lie soil 800 bond 10 thfs
Blair Syracuse for StOo thea asked him where ne go
The bond and sal! bought in Nesiok but would not tell rom
whom" ,...t..o.. a.,
Breed he IL insurance agent, doing business IN
FntOn, Oswego County. He appears To he perfectly
confident that Halpne the express messenger VIII not
IN "A
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
ALBANY.

SHORT sEsqON--TIIE STANDING COMMITTEES
TO BE ANNOUNCED TO-DAY-TWEED GOING
INTO THE REAL ESTATE BUSINESS-ANOrIER
STRIKE" AT THE POCKETS OF THE RAIL
WAY MANAGERS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIDUNEl
ALBANY, Jan. 10.-Both branches of the
Legislature met this evening at o'clock, but quickly
adjourned, after the transaction OF mere routine bus
ness. The Speaker will announce the Standing Commit
tees tomorrow Common report assigns TO the Chair
manship Of Cities Mr Frear Ways and Means, Jacobs
Commerce and Navigation, Tweed; Railroads Flassj
Canals Howe judiciary, Fields; Privileges and Elec-
tions, Nelson; Insurance, Burns.
Senator Tweed introduced bill Incorporating The Real
Estate Trust Company Of NewYork, with capital OF
o. OOO aud having power to loan money receive de-
posts and charge commissions for guaranteeing mort
cages, and performing other like functions.
In the Assembly Mr.. sniper presented bill limiting
the rates of freight charged over the Centra ana
Hudson, Erie Delaware Lackawanna and western, ana
Harlem lines of railway. The maximum charge TO be
allowed for carrying rstclass freight distance OF 80
miles or more Is three cents tun per milo The mini
mum penalty for overcharge is fixed at $1,000 Such
bill If seriously intended, and having the remotest
chance OF becoming law would cause some defensive
movements tho part OF the corporations named.
Possibly "strke" may be intended, but probably tho
bill is imerely device for attracting attention to the
dangerous powers welded by railway directors.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
THE HOMEOPATHIC CHARITY BALL.

The Charity Ball, in aid of the State Homee-
pat,ie ASYLUM for the Insane, called together brilliant
assembage last night at the Academy Of Music Inc
arrangements were less elaborate, and the toilets less
COSTLY perhaps than at the entertainment OF the Amer
Gus Club; but refinement and culture more
than compensated for the deficiencies Inc nan
was brilliantly lighted, but sparingly decorated
The ARRANGEMENTS in the aneroom were very compete
ess receiving every attention and enjoying every con-
venence The proscenum and tier boxes were crowded
with ladies' in fun dress and the toilets on the foor were
generally elegant AZ s:o2 GTafaas Band' when was
stationed in the upper gallery, began 'ie overture
"Das Nacht lager in Granada" anda hali'hGr aerwai
a gay procession Of promenadors was winding arouhu
the hall, preceded by the hoor MANAGERS Inc
soon ended in a quadIile, and dancing confined uti
late hour under the inspiration of the witchng music OF
Strauss The entertainment though not az remuhera-
tive as was anticipated in all other resrocts CON-
nIore success.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
CUBA.
lnfE CEsPEDEs IN HAvANA-A BEARER Ol
CUBAN DISPATCHES CAPTURED.
70 land troops.

lnIR. CEsPEDEs IN HAVANA BEARER OF
CUBAN DISPATCHES CAPTURED.
HAVANA, Jan. 10.-The wife of President Ces-
pedes arrived here last night She is qurtered at the
Orphan Asylum and will probably he allowed to 80 to
the United States -.
bearer Of important rebel correspondence hes been
captured. HIS name is Zena, and he IS said to be Con-
missioner from the Cubaps in New-York TO Cespedes
EXPECTED AMNESTY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FIGHTING IN THE INTERIOR.
HAVANA, Jan. 4.-The volunteers have again
been placed garrison duty from which they were re-
heved by DE Rodas 1t is asserted that Yameseda Is
about to proclsn amnesty TO all Cuban soldiers who
surrender by the 18th prox The chiefs are to be ex-
cepcd but viii he instructed 10 learn individually the
terms upon which the Government viii pardon them.
The Spanish accounts from the interior mention several
sInishes. On the 22d nit. there encounter at
QaenadO de Miranda In san Rafael District OF Tunas,
fight has taken place between the Cubans and Span
ish artillery regiment. The four columns Of barcelona,
Tara gOna Castillo and Santander have commenced
operations against the patriots OF Espntu SantO. They
have already destroyed 800 ranches Between the 9th
and 20th OF December twenty srmishes took place IN
the DIstriCt Of HeIncdiOs.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
OPERATIONS ON TIE LOIRE.

TIE PPussIANs STEADILY ADVANCING ON LIE
nANs-FRENCu REPORTS OF THE BATTLE OF
FRTDAY-A VICTORY STILL CLAIMED BY THE
BORDEAUX AUTHORITIES.
LONDON, Tuesday, Jan 10, 1871.
The Prussian column advancing on lie Mans
reaehed st. Calais on Monday, meeting with slight
resistance.
dispatch from Bordeaux gives the details OF the
battle of Friday near Vard6me, published by the
French authorities. 1t states that about II o'clock
D. m. on Friday, the Prussians attacked the french
uuder Gen. Carten, occupying the district Of Sam
Cyr, Vile Porcher and Vile Thauve. The Prusslans
were at first srocessful, and drove the French mack
tos,euville. Gen. Carten then brought up his sup
ports, and after sharp fighting recaptured all the
positions previously taken be the Prussians, and re-
pulsed them, beyond, Sante ROumaine, which place
the French reGntered at nightfal. The Prussian
loss was considerable while that of the French was
traing.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
THE MCGARRAHAN CLAIM.
REOPENING OF THE CASE BEFORE TIE HoUsl
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE-TEsTIMONY TAhE.

REOPENING OF THE CASE BEFORE THE HOUSE
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE-TEsTIM0NY TAkEN
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF IMPORT
ANT RECORDS IN THE LAND OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10-The House Judiciary
Committee this morning renewed the consideration OF
the McGarrahan claim, with reference TO the alleged
issuance of patent to him in March, 1862 and its suDse-
quent destruction suppression N. o. stoddard FOR
mery Secretary the President TO sign land patents
appeared before tho Committee and swOre that 10 he
best OF his knowledge and belief he signed patent for the
Panoche Grande Rancho in March, 1S63 being the prop
erty which Mciarrahan claims He also testified that
the patent exhibited on behalf OF the New
Idria Company the only one ever made out Tor sad
property differs in Its appearance and many particulars
from the patent which he remembers signing
j. n. Granger Recorder OF the Land Office now and for
the past years testified that all tho letters which,
cOrding TO the custom OF the Department accompanied
patents transmitted to him to be recorded were missing
from the files Of his office between the dates OF January
and June 1868, and he therefore unable to state
whether not patent for said rancho had been exc
cuted. In regard to his signature 10 certificate IN the
book OF records that the patent therein recorded as
signed by the President had not to his knowledge peen
executed Mr. Granger that he appended his name
from d. Cox late Secretary Of the Interior and per-
emptOry verbal instructions from Commissioner Wilson,
and that I'm consequence OF the loss abstraction of all
the letters accompanying patents transmitted to hm Tor
signature during tho month OF March, 1853, NO cannot
cOrrObOrate tho statement OF Commissioner WILSON tnat
the patent for the Panoche Grande Rancho was signed
sealed, and executed.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BAR Association
The Rar Association held its annual meeting

The Bar ASSOCldJIOH HCIU IIS dIIIIVI'li IlVVV''0
last evening The Treasurer, Albon T. Man, repofleu
that the receipts the general fund were <3592 % H
pendtures S3 45 balance. S0S4 CO.. receipts OF 'e
library fund.- sO,s2i 50; expenditures, s970J " o"''
s1O9l 76; total funds on hand, S,l75 &c.
The Library Committee reported, through Mr. Gerry
that the library now contains 1000 books. and that IL
had received among other gifts complete eoieetoh %
the Civil Law and the State Trials. resolution o.,
thanks was passed to Nelson Waterbury VINO pfesene
to the Library the Jusnian Code in Latin ana ffehcn
and the code yopoeon with all the additions nitoe
fhereto Ten new members we're elected The tlGctou
OF officers for the ensuing year resulted as f0ilFs
President William N. EvaIt9 Vcc-Presldch,s, '1' 9
j. Tlden, James W. Gerard, John Sesson, tdG'r = l@'
Winkle William E. Curtis Treasurer, I Aip2n y varj S%
Corresponding Secretary, william Allen Bltef Ifesyi
ing Secretary, Augustus X. Macdonough 1Ie IICf
reap,,0inted with one exception the Commiuets oi'
Amendment of Laws on the Judiciary and on Grievances
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
GRIMES AND cAsuALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

The steamer Francis, Of the Morgan nho' "'''
burned 1t Mobile yesterday Loss $''V,'i 10 'sS' 10 10
A G,e In tIe boseyaent of The Sherman lolse,
In Boat AZ Midnight ioniaY cIef @ 20 re eoAa'e'""O o
guests Tut was oribfnisHcd WITH Itie aAIlse. -,
o. ,,o ,ef, nit Michael Moran, of Albany,
,,s 49, hs r.l Lv hf wstsr LnIsn uPDn tn b h VIC -.
MA, T., 10 sn hs lt. be I Jesen j. Ib' 'o'oH"
ycsts satnf The cast. , =, :,.ol
The Buffalo. CORY and Pr'sbmrGl lti,lll"nu M
Conra1y Lave otcd thc ioliOwi ti1Isi ~ i' do
P.i iarger ist!u n a. OF 81 n
Cs..ofInr ir'' a..
C,l Pm I'd. tc Wa.us 81 hs.', Il. ~ - y, D'u y, q
Vi ..i,t GO - GhiI. ) D. 81 Ia .pi r. ."'i ~ pcd
IN. q D. al .u srlf4f fcHr Dl ifAri ~ ~.
II =. .tsi Ft'ti . "tl 4f'"i"I''' '4'
NJ, .a.nl. AsJ IaAlel y, ilDaAs seneisy.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
TIE COLORED LABOR CONVENTION.
SECOND DAYS sEssION-RFsoLUTIoNs AND COM
MITTEES.

SECOND DAYS sESsION-RfsoLUTIONS AND COM
MITTEES.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10-The Convention had
an interesting session to-day Aaron NJ Powell, edtor
OF The National Standard and f. NJ Davis, were rec0g
nized as delegates A resolution offered by Mr.. Davis,
ureing that the General Government he memoflazed ~
appoint Commission inquire aud report upon the ma
era condition OF the freed people and the best methods
of securing their independence as citizens was referred
10 the business Committee. MT. hinton re
commended that the Convention !nenorlahze
Congress TO pass the bill offered by Mr Julian
placjng the entire remaining public domain
under the operation OF the Homestead act ana thus pre-
vent any more land grants except for school pnrposes
Also ask the passage Of Mr. Hoars Dill providing Ioi
national System OF education. Other suggestions rela
tee Oh Education and Labor aud 10 lay before the Pres
dent the present condition OF their people III the sou
were accepted. Mr.. Powells tN. O., for the Naioha
Land Reform League offered letters ana copies OF telr
orh that IL was duty Of this Convention to encourage
that varied industry which II the chief ally oi ifse CIV
iizatOn. Lewis II. Douglass submitted reAoutlon,
which was passed. providing for the appointment Oh
Committee of live prepare aud submit some cOnlpc
hensiye plan Of cooperation adopted 10 the needs oi
statements In regard tO n Cooperative bullhns
Association in Raleigh, which was begun ABOUT
n months since with members and has since aided III
building about 30 dwellings; has just purchased ana
maid acres has loaned each month from sbOV 10 ~
and has At least 5000 capital. resolution was phsseu
aslsng working people to abstain troin tc use oi
llauOr and Tobacco and save the money cxpehdth III
them for thr purchase Of homes ana IN aid OF coopiH
M tho Country Colonization EduraiioD, Amcndmenis 10
the Cou,titui0u 0f the Labor Union and on the kcia
tS,ns OF Cpitai ana Labor. series of Inquiries we're
ala, adou calling fpr Information W. ~ tbe ptcupohs
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

.T The second installment Of the German
loan has been taken up at an advance.
MIR. Shaw-Lefevre has been appointed
Secretary ID State for the English Home Department.
THE writs FOR the election of members of
the North German Parliament Will be issued during the
present month.
Count Won Taube has resigned the Min
istIy Of Foreign Affairs Of WuItembcrg, and Is sue
Ceeded by Hem Won Waechter.
The Right Hon. VIM. Monsell, member
OF Paria en for Limerick County, has offered the Pope
Q rssldcnce on his estate In ireland.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
TERRIBLE DISASTER.

AN ITALIAN SHIP BURNED AT sEA-OVER FOUR
HUNDRED LIVES SAID TO HAVE BEEN LOST
BosToN, Jan. 10.-A letter dated Batavia,
Nov 49, received In this city, states tnat he laiah snip
,ooa from Macao for Callao with coolies set
dre when near Neptune Island and abandoned by the
can,aiu and crew. who were saved by San Salvador
ship. one hundred and twelve OF the coolies wore
ncked ND by the ship Pore The remainder Of the
ppnoIes Ia5 IN number, perished in the hanes
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

EENAJE.. ..AIBANf, Jan, IU IbTI.
The Senate met at 2 p. m. Bills were intro
duced Relative to the rights and liabilities OF married
women allowing them to make contracts to sue and be
sued and allowing exemptions from the levy and
property other debtorsthe husband rot TO
be held for the wes debts; supplementary to act TO
creditors the just division o estates OF debtors
who convey TO assgnees the benefit of creditors to
prevent the opening OF streets and roads through the
grounds of st. Johns College in West Farms; author
Hnp the Trustees OF MorTisana to borrow money! TO
charter the Real Estate Trust Company OF the city OF
New-York fixing the salary OF the County Judge and
Surrogate of Uerkimer County. Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11

cation the fewer win he annual ocnntons with employers
Sometimes the Unions basy the oee Afterwards
rtcd TO the bitterness Of the employers weud sugges. the
Informed the scale Of prices when dKod January
that they have opportunity making Their
s iey that the Union win less;
night They will be rendered grand complimentary ball the local
Unions Of which there ere three in Pittsburgh and In Allegheny
City unsns NoG snd Of Eework refused representation
e Convention for payment Of dues and delegates
today