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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-06

bar are interested in denouncing and dis
countenancing such practices as are toO often
resorted to in all the courts, but especially in
the Quarter Sessions, by men who follow the
law as a trade, and who have no ideas of de-
cency or of the responsibilities they owe to
their profession or the community; and il is
also the duty of tho judges to exercise suit
able amount of vigilance to prevent lawyers
from overstepping the bounds of their legiti-
mate duties and becoming the aiders and
abettors of the worst classes of criminals.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-06
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1871.

~ THE EVENING TELEGRAPH, from
its original establishment, has been in the
receipt of telegraphic news from the New
York Associated Press, which consists OF
the 7,16une, Times, Herald, W6,la,
Sun, 90n,wai Of Commerce, EVening Post,
Commercial AaVeytissr, and EVeAiMg En-
Press. The success which has attended
our enterprise is, in itself, sufficient evil
dence of the freshness, fullness, and relia-
bility OF the news which we have received
from this source. Last March we entered
Into a special contract by which THE
EVENING TELEGRAPH has the evclnSiUe
use Of the news. furnished in the afternoon
by the Associated Press to its own members,
the North american, Inquirer, Ledger,
Press, Age, Record, and German Democrat,
of this city, and the leading journals of the
East, North, West and South; and hereafter
THE TELEGRAPH will be the only e0ening
pabsy pa5iisAed M Ills city in which the
afternoon dispatches of the Associated
Press will appear.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-06

Es- The earliest regular edition of The
EVENING TELEGRAPH goes to press at L!
o'clock, and the subsequent regular editions
at %, 81, and d. Whenever there is i'm
pOrtant news of the progress of the Euro
pean war, extra editions will be issued after
this hour, ond before the regular time for the
early edition.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-06

TIE SECOND UNION LEAGUE ART RECEPTION viii
take place on next Thursday, Friday, ana Saturday
evenings from to II o'clock. The last reception,
it viii be remembered, was composed entirely OF
contributors from Philadelphia artists but the
second one viii include many works by some OF the
most celebrated painters OF New York. Boston, aud
other places. The exhibition promises to be un-
usually interesting, and it will be more enjoyable
than The first, as the number OF tickets viii be
limited aad crowd thus avoided.
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N OF c II s

Elegant SUITS FOR VERY LITTLE MONEY.
ELEGANT SUITS FOR VERY LITTLE MONEY.
SPLENDID OyERCOATS, REALLY CHEAP
SPLENDID OVRRCOATS, REALLY CHRAP
BOYS CLOTHING AT Low PRICES
BOYS CLOTHING AT Low Prices
BAFGAINS IN EVERYTHING,
BAhGAINS IN EVERYTHING at
WAEAMAKER g. BROWNS,
WANAMAKBR &c BROWNS,
OAK HALL.
OAK HALL
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE,
S. L. CORNER OF SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-06

WHATEVER may be the motive of the parties
who have brought charge of embezzlement
and perjury against William NJ. Bum, Re-
gister of Wills of the city of Philadelphia, it
is to be hoped that an official holding such
an important and lucrative Office, by the suf-
frages of the Republican party, will be able
to establish his complete innocence of the
imputed offenses. Mr.. Bum is charged with
having sworn to an exaggerated statement of
the expenses incurred in his contest for a seat
in the Legislature, and with having received
from the treasury much larger sum than he
was entitled to for such expenses; and it is to
be hoped, for the honor of the city, that such
charges cannot be sustained against one who
now holds a position which should be
filed only by a man of unblemished
integrity. 1t has grown to be
entirely too much the custom among mon
who possess real or imaginary political inhu-
ence to use that influence in furthering
schemes for perpetrating downright robbery
upon the people; and as the charge made
against Bum implies that he has been guilty
of one of the worst offenses of this character,
we hope, for his credit and the credit of the
party that placed him in his present lucrative
and honorable position, that he can make
full and satisfactory explanation. No politi-
cal organization can long bear up under the
odium of the leadership of shameless thieves,
and no party can gain the continuous sup
port of the people for set of candidates who
notoriously rob them; so that, for Bunn's
sake, as we'll as for the sake of the Republi-
can party, we trust he has q complete defense
to the startling accusations made against aim
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Victor Emanuel evnces symptoms Of heresy
though AntoDelli declares that, when the King
is seriously Ill, he is always most devout
Catholic.
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THE PHILAD ELPHIA TRU t,
i SAFE DEPOSIT
AND

T.HE PHILAD ELPHIA TR U T,
i SAFE DEPOSIT
AND
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE AND BURGLAR-PR0OF VAULTS IN
THE PHILADELPHIA BANK BUILDING,
No. 421 OHESNUT STREET.
CAPITAL, S500,OO0
For SAFE-KEEPING OF GOVERNMENT BONDS and
other SECURITIES, FAMILY PLATE, JEwELRY, and
other VALUABLEs under special guarantee, at the
lowest rates.
from S15 to ST5 per annum, the renter holding the
kew SMALL SAFES IN THE BURGLAR-PROOF
VAULTS ahOrding absolute SECURITY against FIRE,
THEFT, BURGLARY, and ACCIDENT.
All hduciary obligations, such as TRUSTS GUAR
DIARsHIPs EXECUTORsHIPS, etc, will be undertaken
and faithfully discharged
Circulars giving full details, forwarded on appli-
cation.
DIRECTORS
Thomas Robins, Benjamin IL Comegys,
Lewis X. Ashhlrst, Augustus Heaton,
j. Livingston ErTinger, II. Ratcnford Starr,
II. L. McCulagh Daniel l1addock, Jr.,
Edwin NJ. Lewis Edward \. Townsend,
James l.. ClaghoTn, John ID. Taylor,
Hon William A. Porter.
OFFICERS
PTesident-LEWIS II. ASHHURSr.
Vice PresidenU-J. LIVINGSTON ERRINGER,
Secretary and TTeasurer-R p. MCCULLAGH.
Solicitor RICHARD L. ASHHURST. 2SfmwS
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

,.rd I'D, ssoa sn s.s. }. .osN A.el,s . ysr.k ~
S:ss s:%s;:, :. sss,ss Ss b, OTIS Hal. candidate ''
' ss 81 ~ tss.y % r. Me- S y,s ys,s1' ' Board 0S"" o"
wAsrss. appear satisfaction Obs T. H. ets.a Of
e. e., md md Of % =: s n % Ct s :.ns ;f5s:
@ NsvYoi and upward Of @e .se Of yeer and
i:a.as +. Ssays" r % Assembly District Is. City ofS:v
wHrsss sppesI. our s.t.eon that s eha,ssr election
s s al & H. CITY !s;ss a. q 4:;ses
.ind,t. Assistant Alderman @. y. Tv:s
A:ss. I:%.n % :a,S .s city, 'a '''' 10 Guy ''' "
Wra appear. n.sf.eon that ',hO., ehr
A sS IT, e az s therein ne : ss
WAta ,ppesn BY Law duty eanv,n Tie sarn,
%: y s ..a q e. Ess s: q % e. sSs snss s: %,
Aforesaid. and also e returns Of The ,S's S. % He
s1. sS' s bs sss e, ~ % s1s $ II;
w1erea appear. .asi.eton that ycu h',s sa .na ass
vote: .s' q: a.: Is, q A:
H.: sas fa .S' o .sS the
4. s .a e. s; e old s sss Alder
~ S e.; s. ;as Ssos S s ss's
ever. ASSEMBLY, pses tie CITY Command ..a e:
si ss !se cast q. ss sss. q -
% % on M :,ss Sy ae I @ srs
BY and Of Election in the several Election VI"
e.q.d this st H,is 1Ssra ss
a GesTou.s IN ..a city, on he Xo,,nS
1871 II O'Clock Of day And have you then and there h
writ
wtn. Hon John Brady Of the Justices Of our Supreme
Dy order Of the Court.
H. S) CHAS. x. LOEW, ClerR.
Supervisor Woman moved the the corrected
dscts order of wards and in open Board
Which the Secretary proceeded 70 do, when
Supervisor Punit the County ei refused
10 permit further alterations corrections 70 be mace
his returns until the Committee Protests had reported on said
that th: Board tale until -four oeloe n y which time
s e %i' Moved sst s:;:i &:
Which amendment arrwA withdrawn snd said resolution VA
adopted, all members present. voting In the Affirmative.
ITO be coninusd Tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
Orcan Cleaners.

CHANGE OF ROUTE.-The Steamships of
" THE UNITED STATES. NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE leave cisno December Jsnu,
ney n s. w. via Honolulu And AueII.nd
-h r'% ih oe New sS %:sf Il. wSsS S
i IN United STATES i md Brazil @ sTEAMsHIr COMPANY
R41sl.I Mail steamer sailing on Il, aa Of every moaa
qREH AHKhes E.,; GsD s; j.ss.T ssn
SOUTH AMERICA. Cav. Z. l. T,ntler'ush F.Sn.y q
p.s P.m.mSueo Bahs and Rio De n.ir. soS returning
'''~sPs Of tst aasSIgos se B,-ns..n
HAVANA, PROG RESO and VERA Cruz.
h..TSg Per No E' Rn.r At m d1.e tSr h:,;nf A.
CITY oF Mkxico' rmm. rn.n an' wEbsRsDAY Jan.
CLE"PATRA. Phillips tha,sna ohy ....sArCRDAY' Ja1 ID
f''"''F' OF ''' 'FfT ALEXANDRA L SONS. % Broadway
IT s. MAIL to HAVANA, NASSAU, and
~ KEY wEsT-ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP Co:-sains
regularly EVERY THURSDAY at s'oeoci m preeney '0m pr
aoRRo CASTLE Cap. T. Curt; M vi. MAS Na:"al..''p.s
MIssoraE e c.ps 1I i B. Earaf. W.
No. b. wing green
NOTICE-ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
TARi NAIL DAG Tor CcnSners LErrER2 ONLY H.van, viii
he closed s. his Ofee al, rs p n. on '.iins day.
No -teY or papers will be received % the iock
A. ". DIMOCK. President No Bcv' ne-sreen
A NChVn COW hiSEEPooL N si nd LosD"SDr5ki '''''
EVERY III fHFSHSti SE& DsSisSEiss sSS HTSsH,pAr
Slturday Nov IS Saturday. Dee l6
ss,urda'. Dee. AUSTRALIA. SATURDAY Dec %
SATURDAY. bee ..ECROPA....sa saiunay Dec .:
fst C,%n ps,ae s7s' ln..uedis ssai sseersss
va S@'S' a''s'' "'' aESbERsoS HEM @ BROTHERS AGENT
Bowinggreen
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

RALTIC LLOYD. -
ID For sTETTIS direct tonchns At CHR1sTIANSASD and CO.
PRNHAGBS 10 land passenger and mails
The 6rut.eass iron siesmshp
HUMBOLDT. Gao. p. BARiNDON.
SATURDAY, Dee a IRON Pier - North River
t. felS-sS b, steamship FRANKLIN Capt pREfER on
CABIN PASSAGE (God) sso sTEBRAGR tGot) SO.
Feht ST PETERSBURG and oer important ports OF tho
through Bills Of Ldug signed Por Freight or Pas
sase apply wRNDT / RAMhRLbBBRG. Agents,
Once 40 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
RORse IND CARRIAGE MARKET

NEwYoRx, Tuesday. Dec. H. 1871.
There is no change to note in the general
condition Of the horse market. New arrivals are few,
saes s fewer, both limited to the cheaper class Of
business horses. Whatever life may yet be lingering IN
the horsetrade II 10 hardly perceptle outside the auc
tiOn marts.
Messrs. Johnston Van Tassells regular semiweeky
sac to-dav no result
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
Sales bp Aurtlon

A. MsRwly. Auctionesr
RY BANGS, MERWIN s. CO., Broadway. cor.
H2sDs! :z4SsSsT ssfs q ssss
GEO; 4; LEAyITTI ! r. & CO; date =, ,Leayitf;
Of BoOI Plariss'. and al
MOST lAposfssI SfSSsn ESssrsO's SSs sAls
Mr. ALEX WHITES coIIEGT,oS OF RARE AND COSTLY
An FEN TMBaafxs sss sss'ni!f DE- nT' TfTis nEs>E"
Sl Ss.s
good ' Europe From Pra. IN ss 1ss PS,I TsS,D '
"Mt WILKES preeOu. collection"
This celebrated collection Of paintings probably the finest
From The Evening Mail.
this city,"
M Whit s. .sG.1 s9s, as and % a.. Gone EsSa
dozen that have not some sod qIads we tue greater mum
Der are Of uncommon me From 70 Tn. HON. Jonrn.a
This vehtoly gathering o. .s; gems comb ming sn ,drahe
siue.is. s%i '''
Prom Tie Scottish. American
White b o1g been known as an 1evoet a
s IN: ';S - :ss
'loD' ever on view Ts !hIi ~. ;&.,,...,, EVENING
sKcoxp NIGHT SALE III. Rs. md to COLLECTION OF
"a ~ ING sn TI % a
precisely.
p,p,,orl,fHs fHsAE TAs2ssih4 sGSk s.IE 4 cra,os.
Sale Extraordinary Coeeaon Of RAkB ENGLISH BOOKS IN
BLACK LETTER Early ENGLISH POETRY BROADSlDES. OLD
BALLADS MANUSCRIPTS MlSSALS. &c kc Also very Choice
Collection SHAKEPEARANA the whole having collected by
Catalogues books
exhibition Thursday morning.
TRUSTEES SALE-CHEMICAL WORKS
Freeeh Kett deceased will be sold public SALE De-
49, IL O'Clock the Phladelpbs RIchsnge
r and w.nos ~ Ts.dsPa ne ,n ,s '.,S'es ..
and Camden j. about mile IRON the :tesnboas
landing sdoias the wor1 Of J. w. Sons and Browning
Brohe The improvements brick and stone bahna. ibl
s.h.:r ;ose.:s .Sra's order % and 5
Of lime per Full particulars be hd
Philadelphia, Penn
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

ERIE RAILWAY.-WINTER ARRANGE
IL MHyT Trains taking effect Dec iT'l From Chamber"
st Delo For Twenty thiIi ST. see ncte below
70 Rua.IO AMI Nss n F.Iis and Sleeping
Express NAL for Bsno and Niagara Pall. Dasipgroom
Coach suquehsnns and sleeping Coache. to dtsnnaon
100 m Daily Cincinnati Wight B.pres Sleeping
Coaches through to Cncnna Bunao NaXafa Falls AND theLce to
For Port jerr, 800 go 'll3 40 $50 ard ~"
FOR Goshen and Metowu 80 800 30 OC and 'lll3
| $50 E3. $50. and 't7:0O p.
goI W.;xet s.o ! 1';9 3 and nd. ; , m s3p%s
For For Ss:Sn &c. t icS S' .nd Ills % s soO 500
Ys Ris..sea AeeS.ls md R.m.,. so ':'' I0o
n :ts $40. s0O 'o'' 100 ais. 'lI:o0
For Ruberd Psri and Pa,sac 6 .73) 1890 1890 1I:oo
% q @ ss s:I;, 600 's:n. sis p and 1900
Por H.ct.n,sck and way s5 M, lc+ 400, 500 600. $50
D. m and saturdays olly 1900 mid
Hlsia.e and Way. 3j l!t3 800 500 and Goo m
Po spIng vac and Way IA: and s' H. l2+' +:'' So anil
Por Rasl.wood 7 soO lso 3:ls Il5 +45 $50 s3o and
For ere 7:ts $500 a. m Ioc $3.50 and 7''
D. m Saturdays oul 1870 miiDigh. ,.
End sI1 I tpper re%sas Sasss.1. H onIy io midnss
For perpout AMI Nysck feoos @ CAS- a3o eo ana i.t5
D. M Saturdays only l?Oo mtni i0ht
Twnty third St tnen minutes earlier than Lat boat
n B-Trsins N. R R. Of n j. leaving Chambers s on
quarter hours thirty mnuts earlier than above
Tickets passage and for Drawing Room and Sleeping
Co,che and orders for the checking and transfer
Baggage nav be e omes2 S2s aud ss7 Broad
vsY; cor One Hundred 6nhs ard hidave. Harlem
Cour Bootyn lOs grosdwa, wiam'bugh at the CompanJ'
/ peto- Of Agents s the principal hotels. 49,
49," wM & BARR. 6euL Pasr Ageut
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

= NORIH.-Steamen
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
.s es ss
d.a, d.,s p"i.t; y. soI Ths new and Haneh steamers
cITI or I1waEscE+; HI+y "a ~ rvv,omo,
S II. : s.S s;:, i ron
for :s:; ;sss;:: ssfw s,
sIs rss sS:s ss,s tickets ''d 's' Of freight pg s Ge r
ii Ss.Ssii ii: os 49, 1859 70 eA0N'' '' NN.--
SPECIAL NOrICE-CHANGE OF HOUR.
.d CITY OF Es%Y9aS Of he So% :as Woeer as vi"
:ss s:ss n s..sa sss s:; sn % ';''' I'D points,
ss
ia e v;s is ~ e. % ts
p,t6Seh 1s Wet .hioss s"i also Central Penn
'' $50 AiifsESSs s9S$zs 11ss 4ssAESs.ssT ES sHs VEST
@Yei Fs%i3sou. E.on Bs!ii.Ssn Mach cssnl wIlls:
Ss n.S 1':s9y City, NJ Carmel H''e''
nPor Bsston Connects Junction with DEL Lack and West
20 &: w % ss , Z;
% I sw I'M S PS' s:.. % s With
ISS IVY T.ia for sss.fsIi.. .,
a:''a R..as sae cscmS. %
bpnnU r0usne hAIneouf8 &C
2p m-Fof Plsn6eh.
40 m-Fo Bsston Connects Philrburg With Lehigh and
Division Allentown Wiikebre EsOn
with Leigh Valley Tor Allentown and csts..uqua at Phillips
burg for Belvidere.
3:20p m.-PoY Pain6eh
m-Fo Easton Allentown and hspch Chunk Connects at juno
ton WITH DEL Lack end West B.
go m.-For Somervie and Pennington
sp n.-For Sonervi1e. -
asss S,s s ss; cssas. p
Ing and Palace Cans 70 Pittsburgh and Chicago
p. m.-Por Bomervile
Z .. m-Por SOmervile
7:Op M -(Emigsnt)-For Phllipsburg
BIS m-Por Plan6eld.
Il:20 .. m--For PanheI.
Por Elizabeth at sO 500 6:, 7lS 75 800. $50 500 sl3,
1880 to:O 45 l23 2&5 1880 300 2:0. 800. 3:D 3t5
4ol 49, lts $40 s' S:'' eoo s2o oo 49, 7:< $40 si'
lo:D, ll:20. II 90 p. N -
West be obtained At the once Of the Central Rail,
OF Neveey 700, Of Ibe EewYorh and At The principal
N''e' ''' ''''' '"''' 4. RIcKgR Superintendent
n % p..s.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
NETWORK AND HAVEN RAIL.
~ ROAD.
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.
oNNENt,lN0 MAY u. 1871

CoMMENClN0 MAY ~ ISL
Fourtk.sve. Entrance on Twenty sventh'st
TRAINS LEAVE NgwYoRK
Po EewHsven aud bndeport (Bx.L lES m lGl3 ELh
& r. s sts IS s!f s ipi: r.: Southport and w.,,s s.
nj io rs, south s% Sors,l ers H. 1El : nj au E, EL a
5:. !is Is, % = ils s a.. e ss ss s. u.s.
Gr.enwieh I'D intermediate Ssat0n' 81 hN m Hi' a
So ssna.y si Mil %i RI S.-Yo alp for
Boston wa 10th s'"hfeesois feeossRcTiss sss ri s's AIM
E: E: s::.:s S::::. :: :: sSss'fs
"a" Cenoss.ea. R'a Railroad. laisp l. to S''sA'n''n
For H.rion Providence .ud n.hiu Railroad .. l1;ls
POI Shore Lin. R.l.ay n 70 Norwich and rf''aehe' '
Po New Haven and Nortsmp.oo R.lro. nj to North
'rgsss p sa.se-, .nd wn.nae R. TAR L'
s;il;s:s !. ~ s: IS Isl & ~:''''
f.: f.: S:.sez :ss si::i s:is.
sleeping .sessa 70 n T:n .,s ss0 70 sss
a., s:a :aa 1r,; :: 4ss". :tss .s. ~. ,,.1
IL: S;:; II -: f. :;
IL .;s e 4 %. oSH: ri H. n bi.
.s: ear have their S's:s scf r. is:ss'' sse
CENTRAL AMP Asss! Is MuRs1S P q.
Tse,1 T'sn' viii leave fro. Ne" Depot '''r''' and Forty
through 70 Hoehsster and A. Albana
1870 M Chicago Express with DnvAs resu ean 70 SsSs
and NaSara PalA
1870, 1. a. Northern and Western EIpresa
3:D ., n Special Troy Express. On st rtaya
400 n Horsa Iiprrss VIII ssspingcsn ron Ns~foi "Sl
SO :. EIpr With sessnsean s's wss'rtsv,, o'"'s' M
,oo n Ps1se E,uss ~utA sspinesar Rselses B,nlo,
RI s1:;: ..a sT o. Leu. Vs Fs.ss sS s'ad.'
li:w ~. Espr.s Nth slsspas-ssn for Tr! M Annr
All local usas running sos q Isslsn ns" r. S o sep'.
''''' S''A'' Trans L. HEsDGcK e.::sl l..sss As,..
NEWyERsEY RAILRoAD1;6EJRs9qlMa, "a J; F11T q
WEST PHILADELPHIA I'D s, n n A0s s3 ~
sshs; .ns suns:u 10y !S yssSs nassSS
1"s To- 4: - sou4a 54 ~. Is :. y. So! Sl;c
" Tt - 4, a,1fss.I fssss,ssi, aa ::i::s "a
fs @ a.sA y - s1 :. :ss - sssh ,: ie:
=: 49,, .:. a., =. rs c:i .:; ~ =.
P:ss an y. siAasl " s ~ - .s r:ss. s ~ ~
"a y: x: =. &c: = ssss :s.: 49, =: " ss: ~ ~"
,vurrls &. Dt'.! Y. A. j1e1sol. 10 o..,s.s&
COUTH SIDE r. r. OF L. l.
What's, Ar.,s'c.s ::s.'',s OF & '' ''. s''''''" ''a
MI Il Pseisss. b. ses ~ Sslspen s,A Fs P.s~
s:::: z::s::s.s:: (: a. ;sssi f:s S:..ss
IN : = laAyss Ass.a.s>.nA
N EN "a 10 ssA ~ 3sD - sto q tao see>~ y
Nasy sssA. is' Roltvay ynnds .s1 h:.2';s.A
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
forses. Carriages, Garness. ST..

AT BARKER g. CHASE's
"A CITY AUCTION MART AND NETWORK TATTER8ALLS.
corner Of Broadway and Thirtr.rin,h-st
Major @. w. BARKER Aucticne
Regular Sales OF Horses, Carriages. Gc.
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
enenens estAbshmeps disposed Of at public or pnvae
hes. advantage aud general assortment Of Hor car
everything the Horse hne 10 SUIT the needs Of All
elasees Of purchasers constantly on hand.
LARGE DRIVING RING
10 the Mari for showing liorses on sale.
Txeu,y-our hour, allowed for trial
every Horse sold under warrantce.
Carriages hle storage
Suleror stabhng for liorses SALE
Outside sales solicited and promptly offended TO-
Liberal advances made everything In the liope Line
REGULAR sALR
HORSES CARRIAGES. HARNESS. BTC.
THIS DAY. at IL oclock
A JUST ARRIVED FROM CHICAGO. ILL,
IA At BARKER CHASES City Auction Mart and Sew.fof
Tsttersalls Broadway and Thirsy.pintl-st.
TWENTY-FIVE HEAD OF FIRST. CLASS HORSES
TIE PROPERTY OF 1HE CHICAGO GALE COMPANY,
and com mprsiug Rosdsters Psms Horses
Busue. and Drsught Iiorses,
All sound, and IN bne t0asion.
TO BE SOLD WITHOUT EESyRvE
On WEDNESDAY, DEC. l3. at II O'CLOCK.
Stock can nos be and eIslued a. tie Mart .
Pull de-, Iiptons In Wednestay's Herald.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL RRN RAILROAD

~ RRN RAILROAD
NORRIS AND kSSEA DIVISION.
NEW BROAD GAUGE IHE Water Gap Stron hure Scranton
Bngamton syrsce and 0sw-so WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAhS
D-pos New Yo foot Of Barclays AMI foot OF CLrstothc n
" ~ ER ARRAahbakNrS commencing MONDAY, November 7"
800 BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN Branch
directly from York Osweso without change
hover with Chester b. and Scranton with aod
u K for Kingston Wis~spare Pttston. Gc.
i:l3 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting D"nv with Boon
ton Branch Dover Caeser Branch Waterloo with Susr
Tor hnfovef and Newton Wasb ngon WITH tie D. L. and W. r. X
TOR ae Gap Srouhure Scranton Great Bend B'ngham'on s
and Oswego and Eason with hgh Valley for all points
Ia:co NJ. LEnIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops Nex.l Morn,
town Dover Waterloo Hscetown Warrington Phll1pburg and
Eaon connee Waterloo with SeS Railroads at phil2bg
th BEL Del for Belvlere kc ana at Eastou with l. "
Tor bethlehem AIown Mauh CHUNK Wlkesbare Reading And
400 D. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN Paterson and
dect' tn orh to ant, ntnout change Of
principal stations Connecting Dover With Chester K T.
+l0r EASTOE EXPRESS connects a. borer with Cheser
r. Waterloo with fusseI r. and at Ea 'ol With " K or
Bethlehem. Alentnvn. ke'dne Harrisburg AMI the West
3 m HACkETTSTOWN MAIL. connects with Boonson Ones
and SUSSEX Ralrosda
$40 p. m. DDttR IMPRESS. - .
Por MORRIsTOwS, At 7:l3 9o n2o 1900 2:3o. $40 4o
3:2O and o. .
For SUMMI and intermediate stations at $50 HEIRS 9o 1910
and IllO 4 m 2:3O 0 l:,n. 300 AMI $40 m.
Por ORANGE and SOCTH ORAN;E $50 7:'5, 9:lo e:p 1910
and 20 iO 23 $40 +:.o 49, $50, e:oo oo S:'o so
Pn, NEWARK ts3o 1:l5. 7i $40 $40 $40 'lo;lo 1890
,l.o1 .lo and 'I:l0, 2v $50 $50 $40 $3.50 40
i.ao 40 siO $40 $50 800 '6::J, $40 1900, $50 s:j and
li:tS n M Trains marked stop at East Newark 80
s:aO and Il 0O 4 200 $3.50 3:lo 6;lo and 8 D. IN
y. a.,
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
Drp GOODS.

FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE.-Extra fine
sahty japanese and Chpese eood opened imported solely for
and be found eevbere also very large
-, st most reascasble and reduced price. .
THIRTBENTHSr AND BROADWAY opposite W.IAefa
DONNETS and Ladies' Hats Reduced Price
10 ob dsy rp-Mnh and Ermlne Alaska and an kinds varsnted
- rrssa 6eps Ha and Rul BNhgs Millinery 6<7 Broedway
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
8tsdn,boats an6 Railroads.

FOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
FHLD, AND THE NORTA A-steanen Leave Peskshp 'of Nev
Have u 35 And II d connecting With the Railroads.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

COMMENCING MAY ~, ls7L
P.,enr.r Station p Twenty s.venh ard
Fourth Entrance Twenty seventh-st
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

For LIVERPOOL
VIA QUEENSTOWN.
CARRYING THE L. < MAILS
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
sclss foil iron saashps
FROM PIER No. ~, n. R., EVERY wEDNEsDAi,
~ follows:
WISCONSIN, Capt. ". PRREuAH December l3 ct 73o
NEVADA, Capt. T. p PRRExAy.. December TO- At loo
WYOMING. Capt. wHiNkRAY December a. at 2O p
MINNESOTA. Capt MoKsAS..........January
IDARO. Capt j. BPRIcE.............J"Gsy TO-
MANHATTAN. Capt JAa PRICE. .Jan.srT IL
Cabin passaes, eso. gold
passaee (Omce No. 20 Broadvay) So currency
For freight or cabin pssssre. sprlr to
WILLIAMS GCIOy No JwsnH
INMAN LINE. For QUEENSTOWN and
CITY OF PARIS. sATUkpAI Dec 10 10 = m
CITi OF NBw-YORK. RDAY Dec % m.
AMI each succeeding SATURDAY ,nd THURSDAY er No IS
North River
FIRST F,!1sfs IL s'.n s7s srKEN1GE
t. t. In. g t. t. F:. Fsa.@. 8
P.,ns torvsred h,v Hamburg, Sweden, Norway 'ad
TIe,, can be bought here rates. by peons wishing
turtle. "o'sSn PEI, S.ss n csnp:'ES ts,pp; r. qf
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
FOR sourHANPToS AND BaEMEs ,,,r,n.x
The steamship RHEIN Capt C. Meyer Will sail on SATCRpAf
Dec i6 Bremen Pier foos Third1t Hoboleu t" ne Tot
,..s, BAssA Can't Bhcsep.s.iS on SATURDAY Dec
RATEs OF PASSAGE no LONDON. HAvRE. AND BREMEN
tpArARLs IN GOLD. Oh ITS EQUIVALENT ~ euHHhSe,I I'm
cabin
Second cabin
' 2BowIns. green.