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tPy b0Hktys', BToksrS' and Commercial Tsl,xrnpA
b Le"is johnson Go. quote stocks and bOuds in
nome and foreign markets, as follows:
NEW YORK, Jan. So $ 6's 1881 cou,op I,o,.
2-0s, o2, coupon, lg-s 5-20's, "a, COUPON Ie3l.
IS %, coupon, lts'1; SOS, new, rs, coupon
ipls. 5ps, OF, coupon, l0S',; 5-0's. 'oS, coupon
noR; UfOs, coupon, nS.: Currency Ss ITO
Mar,Posa, ~: Canton .ss'4 cumberland, =: West
eTn mon Telegraph, a.; Quick silver, =: Pacific
Mail, A.; Boston Water Power, -; Adams Fypress
eGs; Wells, Fargo Cos Express, $50: Ameri
can Express, 49,; U. Express, 81; New York
central and Hudson. 9a'.; do scrip, 9os Erie, asi
~. efeieraed,~ Harlem, l3,'t; do preferred, =;
"a Michigan , Southern, 9r.;, Union Pacific Rail
Pittsb1rg,, loo; Northwest, 1873; do, preferred
80 cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indian
apoiis. -; New jersey Centr al, I0ST; Rock Island
Ho.s Milwaukee st. Paul, 53,s Old; do pref d 7st
w,shssh 4 Western, So; Fort Wayne, 9,f
hnon Terre Hsute, =; Hannibal and ST 10
81; Chicago 4 alton, lIes; do, preferred, nsSi
nhio and Mississippi certificates. 3ix; Col
Che; Ind. Cent. ls1; Tennessee state skies
Old 90 do; new, 6Ss Virginia State skies, old
b. North Carolina skies, old, 45zs; do, new
2,ti Missouri SKIES, sos; Central Pacific Bonds
Hos. Market strong ' " 80
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1FTHE LESSON OF NATURE.

1orpor j. the Characteristic of winter. Vegetation
dies fa- into state Of trance The whole aspect
OF mat innate katnTe teaches that there is para
h Zing Influence IN the air, and opsht to teach Us
that oUr bodies require Of vital power
contend WI Ia it. Some Of even the warm blood.d
animals bury themselves in the earth and remain in
state Of partial stupe;action until the season l.,
ever. AID tie elixir of tie spring sunshine stias
ia;es their sta gnsnt blood and restores their yig1r
But man. although he feels this influence OF the
season, can protect himself against its inc!emez
cJ. He las fuel to warm him extern ally, and
csn tone and strengthen his internal organiya
q Il aud endow u with the extra amount
Of vitality which the circumstances reauirs
CO al inv igCrSnts that have ever bsen recommend I'D
for this purpose HOs'e ers Stomach Bitters is the
pcrtst aLd the best. Fortified by the daily use OF
this hples me vegetable tonic, the human system
ay defy the ohils snd damps OF winter in any Ia l.
trfe Its t.i-ot is 10 promote q brisk and regal.
Circulation Of the blood, and activity ia all the 50
CT tive organ. Without the slightest tendency to
pFofuce fever, 1t impsrts a hssth'ul GLOW to the
sIr.ace and stimulates the exterior vessel, to dis
tGtT.e IL the form Of gentle rers pirliun, tho
lees matter eliminated from tue blood Thus the
~ 'teir - Kept unC OgEtd Fever and ague, bilious
Ir-s ind Hstif and collie ALI Of which are the com
n 'oIst Iucnces ef the scar hing damps ana low
l. Wy"ra'uTe az wlntcr may rs avoided az veil a.
cured D course OF this genial tonic and alters-
Tvs Ja2}-eo3ttW
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AND nARMLEss AS wATER
The following letters speak for themselves

The following letters speak for themselves
49, WAsHISSr"S, November .th 1870.
thorsugh and impartial trial of your Or, stall Dis
covery tor 8 month feel CON PEELED to Acknowledge
nov in for the any Stser sy re.
toraiion Of the color aud growth Of the nar snd
convinced TO attain this much desired result to per
ie. ton The simplicity Of the preparati n and its
vast numbers utterly disgGsted with the poisonous
nostruns IN use Having a large number OF my
with equal success, cordially recommend Crystal
Discovery 70 all persons desiring use nythins OF
~ p. B0YLE, 1ol street. NV.
WARRINGTON. D. q. July ssth, 1870
Nv. A-tssy Nar.ass-Dear sir: Ii affords me pleas.
With perfect success Having tried many o,Sers.
find yours ,uperi'r TO any 1 have heretofore used
moier q the growth q the har and By eR sI Pr
cations restoring it to its original color 1t il per
street. between !ih and s.h. NV.
81. NICHOLAS HOTEL, Nkw YoRx, Aug. 80, 1870.
Nv. A,thx, Nanaas-My Dear Sir: The bottle OF
bought in your city time snce has given entire
.a.sI.ction y ha: given 70 my hair II: orig n.
The Of a ss sse
Rle.se send immediately By express. and obilss
WASHINGTON, August 9Th, 1870.
Nv. AyfAw Ndftans-Dear Sir do not hesitate
70 cay that your Crystal Discovery deserves to 81
percede All other pArations claiming to restore
the grosth and color Of the hair have ussd it .
week noy, eno my hair ha: already resumed It's nat
ural shade, and has ceased falling almost entirely
i'h''' ''''""'' Mrs. z zss;ssifsfi M5SuKA,s.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, September 10TH lsO
NJ. AythKy Nattaas-Sir: have great pleasure
In testtyfng 10 the excellence Of your Crystal Dis
oovery for the Hair. Ny back hair Ii remarkably
long and thick and become Prenaturely grey this
being hereditary) In eight days resumed Its nat.
ural color, chestnut. brown, coloriag ny hair
lie your PREPARATION for it's purity, pleasant odor
and freedom from all mineral and poisonous sub
stances, we'll its other excelieneiss. 1 will
recommend IL 20 my acQuaintarces.
very respectfully, Mss L.
NAfTAHB CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
r. for SALE In various localities BIZ the following DRUG
gists ~ ard welsh. 18th street and Penna ave.
and 18th aRd q streets: D. Calvert Ford. llO3 Pa
avenue; Christiani Bros. 7th AID n streets n W
X. Bacon, ~ and streets, Island: j. d u ID N
nell; sth street n.vy Yard; q: W. Cropley, TIC
streets. Price one dollar PEG bottle. Give Il :
TRIAL. nos II
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The weekly statem emit Of the New York $3.50
ciated banks u unfavorable, the chief features
being . decrease Of over ssoo.oS in legal
tenders and 2 loss OF nearly half . million In
specie. The decrease in legal tenders q AZ.
counted for By the immense Vithdravr, AZ
greenbacks by the cliques in enasavorine to
Iender the money market stringent-thes amount
thus taken away being greater than tue receipts
OF legal tenders from the country banks. The
heavy payments OF the week for customs duties
and the specie shipments to Europe Account
readily for the falling of In specie The deposits
are also down 81 900, but there has been ONLY
moderate increase in loans. The surplus
reserve Is decreased about S62j 900. Altogether
the changes are not important, and the state
ment contrasted with the efforts of SPECTATORS
a. the stock Exchange to produce an unfayor-
able exhibit has the merit Of sho wing ne gait yey
continued strong position on the part of the
oanks, who still possess the power Of enlarging
their foans to the public to the extent Of about
$4,000 200, and stu yet remain possessed OF
more than the legal reserve of greonbacks and
specie with which to meet their liabilities on
any sudden emergency.
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BOARDING.

ELEGASTLY FURNISHED Rooms, SOUTH
~ front, WITH OK WITHOUT BOARD Hons
priNa'e and quiet. Terms II moderate: n . r
street. between Ilth and I2th. tE9 B.
kpA RDING-A large newly furnish Z tK BS1
~ ROOM, with BOARD, $50, 1.-TWO . srsous Al-.I
ere room, q, 1.-TWO persons Single room =. "a
and bath. No. 1ll3 7ih street " IA1l o.
EIksT GLASS BOARD, WITH PBEAsaNT
u FE0ST kU0Ms. to be hsd on ressanai,.
terms at 1901, cor. Pennsy lyanis svenue aud l4f
street. Good location aud accessible Fahr7 ,,
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.

WASHINGTON CITY:
MONDAY. -. .....January N, 1871.
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BANKERS

Jay COOKE a CO.,
BANKERS,
Bry and sen ~ current rates.
GOV LIN IENf SECURITIES. GOLD sNO
stLhEh, LAND VI AkkaN ~. srRIP. &c
EAtCl1 k Ohbt b At New NurK stock BOARD
SELL EXCHANGE ON New York, san francisco,
Great Britain and the Continent
Furnish REsESUE STAMPS ~ al denamira-
usPs. Issue CERTIFICATES or DEPOSIT.
bearlns interest Aad
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q .. U. Fan Adjourned Session OF the
Us " GRAND ESCAiPMENT will be bsld
Oh A''hDAI ENENING January y, atTii o'cl'k
J--!3 THOc. W. FOWLER, Grand Scribe.
1EWasuIe1TOA MECHANICS CAN GEL
lS PATTERNS for Iron or Brass Castings To
Order ri 500 7th street, b,
yal9 St Ed CLAP co.
1EAN ELEMENTARY SINGING GLASS IN
~ being organized at DR.. Csui1eld's Academy
D NJ. q. A. Terms So per quarter of ten weeks, In
.dVsuce- Those wishing to Join will Please leave
thtir names al once del4-u
~ CREOLE BALM,
u-S To tnrf and Prtrtrt the SKIN from fn1ppirr
Prepared only By l.. &. LIE FERT s. CO. sold
in Washington by Clark Go AZ street and Penn
syiv anita avenue Ridgely, Penn lvania avenue be
tween 18th aud 2Uth str eets Thompson, 18th street
between g street aud New York avenue, Kohl
Brothers, Garner Tth aud stress In Georgetavr
by G: w CrOpley, T. A. Eitchie, ard W. Mcleod
1910 In
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WOOD AND COAL.

w To CLOSE BUSINESS
Not being able to give my attention to the busiDa
Il am Compelled to offer my entire stock Of wDa
anc coal AT sacf 1fce, until the all DE l. iisVps-
OF. also offer for sale the Office. Dept. Go "
&C, OF the finest " God and ''osl Establishment
The District. Apply at the Ofiica, No HOG. s1uf
eide OF PenEsyl ysuia avenue. betWren lith and =
streets. or at the Depot corner of Maryland aveau
and sth street, Island
Ial9-lw lRep.l w BROWN
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COURT CT GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackctt.

Before Recorder Hackctt.
Assistant District Attorney sullivan conducted
the prosecution this Court yesterday
FEMALE PICKPOCKETS SENT TO SING SING.
Ellen Williams. a iashily-dressed woman, was
tried aud convicted OF larceny from the person, she
having on the 10th Of June stolen pOcketbOok con-
tanning $40 from Ezekiel Solomon, a resident OF
New Orleans, while he was riding IN Fifth avenue
Stage. detective saw the prisoner, and requested
her to leave the stage, and subsequently Mr. Salo-
mon discovered that he mad been robbed. The pris-
uuer who told Mr. Sullivan that she had been ar
rested under the OF Forrest, openly admitted 10
Mr.. Solomon thar she was a professional thief. but
denied having taken MS pocketbook. verdict or
guilty was rendered 10y the jury without leaving
their seats and tho Recorder sentenced her to State
Prison Tor five years.
charging her with petty larceny from the person,
she having stolen on The 29th OF June SI2 from John
Howard When the officer arrested her the money
was found In her possession. Four years. ircarcera
lion In the State Prison was the sentence
MALE PICKPOCKEr.
Henry King pleaded guilty to stealing on the 7tl
inst. a pocketbook containing So from Ruth NJ.
Baker, ana was remanded for sentence.
DISHONEST DOMESTIC.
Agnes Hannah was charged with stealing the
30th Of June two diamond rings valued al $500,
from the house OF Robert Glover, 162 East 12'ih
street, by whom she was employed as domestic.
Upon the evening the larceny was discovered she
returned one OF the rings to Mr. Glover HIS Honor
sentenced her 10 the Sing Sing Prison Tor tnree
years and six months, she having interposed plea
OF gully.
AN AcoUIrTAL.
Enrich Noidenholl was acquitted OF charge OF
grand larceny. William Law renee testified that
the st OF June he the accused S45 10 keep Tor
him, and that afterwards he refused TO refund the
The defendant. who kept saloon swore that he
was at a meertng when The complainant said the
money was entrusted to him, and that he left his
barkceper in charge OF the place.
Mr. Humme called witness 10 prove the good
character Of the accused whereupon Mr. Sullivan
abandoned the prosecution, ana under the Dir cction
or the Court the jury returned verdict OF not guilty.
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THE ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.

Excttcmcnt IN INC WeSt OVcr tue fEOpOeeu
Increase of ~tock-Lease Of the Southwest
ern Rnilroad-Dihe Of Opinions Com
corning the Legality Of the Right to Water
the Capital stock.
CHICAGO July II, 1871.
The Tribane's money article this morning says
the announcement OF the intended issue OF So O0O 900
more stock by the Rock Island Railroad excited
great interest and comment in this city. larger
amount OF the stock has been bought here within
the last three weeks than has been held OF any other
stock for several years-probably 1900 shares--bc
taliss In other parts OF this State ana Iowa. The
officials OF the Rock Island road in TINS city define
the situation about as foOws:--
That talk consolidation with the Southwestern road
humhug but that road Will be leased the Rock Island
Company was the last annual repot of
the Rock Island Company.
They believe, however, that the Rock Island
director intend 10 issue 10000 Of shares OF Rock
Island stock, with the proceeds OF which they Will
pay for fifty locomotives and 900 cars for the SOUTH
western Company which VIII be opened through
from washington, Iowa, TO Leaven worth Kansas,
about September l. IL Is also intimated that while
this increase Of stock would not be authorized Inv
the charter Of the original Rock Island COMPANY
nor permitted by the constitution and laws of this
state the directors believe they have authority for
tns increase under the charter OF the MISSISSIPPI
and Missouri Railroad from Davenport TO Council
sol,dated In 1885, 20 make what is now called the
chicago, ROCK Island and Pacific Company. Legal
opinions, however, differ and some persons hold
that the consolidation authorized In ls66 was simply
but did not give the Chicago and Rock Island Com
pa,y the Same privileges and franchises In Illinois
that the charter of the mississippi and Missouri gave
that corporation ~ Iowa.
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The Southern list was neglected and dealings
were limited TO lew sales of South Caroinas North
Carolnas, Tennessees, Vrginias and Missours. The
closing street prices fOllOws:-Tennessec eX
coupon, Tx 712i; do. new, II 7l3s; Virginia. ex
coupon, &C 661S; do. new, rs 73H; do. registered
stock, old, IS &c. Georgia SKIES, 81 SO; do sevens,
90 q 90; North Carolina, eX coupon, 46 al; do.
funding, 1866, 35 81; do. do, 1868, 80 80; do.
new, q q 27,s; do. special tax. 2O1a 2oal; Mis-
souri, skies, 97A SO; do Hannibal and ST. Joseph,
e6 81; Louisiana skies, 72 "a; do. new, 63
q IS; do. levee SKIES, ~ a. do. Fights, IS a 30;
do. Penentiary sevens, 70 q 70; do. railroad
elghts, 90 90; Alabama flves, 6S 10; do. Fights,
90 a 100; do. railroad Fights, 80 o 95 South Caro-.
lima SKIES. &c a IS; do. new. January ana July, SO
a 5s4; do. do, April and October, 80 a 81; Arkan-
sas sXes So q co; 90. sevens. So a62.
STOCKS DULL AND STRONG.
The stock market dull particularly after the
circulation CT the news bulletins giving reports Of
the lighting In the upper part OF the city. The first
belief in a quiet day had led to strong market,
with higher prices in the forenoon ana the standard
thus reached was fairly maintained In the succeed
Ing inactivity. A fresh movement in Consolidation
Coal Is said to be the carpet, and preliminary
the clique, who are under the necessity OF doing
something to eXtricate themselves from the cOnse-
quences Of recent "drop In this stock, advanced
1t to 42x. Ohio and Mississippi rose one per cent.
arfa the general list average of about one.halr
per cent
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The Following were the highest and lowest prices
NJ urine mo Iny
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BERGEN.-On wednesday, July IL, 1871, SAMUEL
". BERGEN, aged 81 years, months and 20 days.
rne relatives and friends are invited 10 attend the
funeral without further notice, on Thursday AFTER
noon, at three O'Clock, from the residence OF his
father, Mr.. Michael Bergen, at Bay Ridge
BoGEBT.-ln HoDoken, on Wednesday, July IL,
FLORENCE. infant daughter Of Seba NJ. and Cathc-
rne u. Bogert, aged months ana days.
The relatives aud friends OF the family are re-
spectfuIy invited TO attend the funeral from 2s6
Garden street, Hoboken, ON Friday, July IA, at
two O'clock
BowES. On Tuesday, July II, az Dorchester,
Mass, OF consumption, COLONEL NICHOLAS BOWEN,
years, 10 months.
BuHsgN.-On Tuesday, July IL, ut his residence.
Communipaw, N j., n BuIisEN. aged 50 years
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 10
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The wheat market showed no decided change in prices aud
quiet but firm. The about d. 900 bushels
- w 9r H'sa g f new sSu Gr
Corn HHs and m at the cosd
title easier The sales were sbo sl9o bushels at 7ae
51e 72}Se Western yell. W. 7sec; Southern white nomi
1000 Bushels at Gle sss for Wessern ssc for nSad
Ohio in Csc Tor sh, ohio and zoe for choice white DO
Barley and continue dull and nominal There
gram host noticeable change for other goods The
shaIterns business WAS a.e but about pre-
Liverpool, ~ 3. OCo bushels Of sraln 7sd % bales
1900 bushels Of corn at sgd london 5; sa S
ssa sna s Msa foo t aG g. S
eaater. % A bark irs TO direct
terms Italian BRIG hence Gibraltar orders, priv.
an
s Rs "a
!"
terms. ,,, ..
ioS6lns in prices We qaois:ScaSs scn;Tiia
a S sScsy @ CUP o ssss s t Sc q Ens
iish Islands :5e. lsc; New Orleans, aoe zoe.
excited and aesaedy higher closing With 5sH bid The
ss ss Sss Il s ss9s
81 Strained scarcely obtainabie at any price owing
S$ 4; No E ss asa ~ Nol la4 So ss pale, IS
~ aa sy.' o Ps % 9C% T hsG
PrrRoLKuM.-Thc market continued remarkably quiet,
but firm There was considerable inquiry noted but very
Offering Crude held l5c bulk, refined
i ssrs sua Ds ao sales Ha H. Il
moderate business transacted in refined ut former rates.
The reported sales 800 bbs standard white for july
$780, ana loo bills do, each last half OF August Sep
,eber October, at 26c Shipping crude quoted at ls
Pnovrsiors-Rcceip,s- meats, 100 paciaccs lard,
SIS bhls and tcrccs. ihe market for mess pork
Quiet bn, showed change s9o bbls ia joboing lots were
gust $40 27. Bacon Small bu, unimporant sales
made at M Pee g % at a e T o5 hS nr ss sm
iciFland and &c &c SIC; for STAFFORD Brmin
ham kppf m
changed; held at SIS a $s for mess and $I2 a Sl5 for
extra Beef hams were duh and entire Y nominal
generally was quic, but firm. Sales made in job.
bng way but nothing OF importance transpired. Quoted
for bellies lie l2c for snort cut hams and 1c lsc for
sugar cured and smoked do Lard quiet and with
held 1880 l07c For delivery 2U erces sold Tor
August lie We also sales of 600 bbls. city lard
RIoy was in small demand unchanged prices. The
sales comprised 90 bags Rangoon at &C. Tao and 100 bags
susAa--fhe market stronger and the closing sales
the basis Of oac vac Tor fair to good refining
Rico at aAc Ssc Ssi hhds the bass OF good refining
20 seSs sna md. fo so al o se Re-
fDed sugar Was steady but quiet at lSSe. for
TX ~ zee r9 and iose lie 10y iS 1sioS
Gnns geo. sc rar q sood grocery lts lose prime
shfs Sad; and
DO, 4Sc: 74c Havana-Boxes Dutch standard nos stoa
1 S d s' i AZ ia o s K 1879 ss
do, white i2hc BIKE Porto Rico. Renning grades Sac
10. .ss &c saadd S"s
u 9ssc l0c MsniaCurreni cayed aud SUPERIOR &c.
TALLow was quiet but firm &c. ?esc, with sales of
WHsxEy Receipts ~ bbis The market was que, but
DIV q ~ soc, with sales OF 200 bbls.
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One O'Clock r. NJ.
STREET QUOTATIONS..
Five O'Clock r. NJ.
COMMERC REPORT.


WEDNESDAY, July 12-6 r. NJ.
CoFrxE.Thc market quiet but firm, for all descrip
tons We heard OF invoices changing hands, Small
lots for lobbing purposes sold moderate extent
at full prices. We quote:Rio, ordinary cargoes lU1c.
Iohc.; tar do, 1916 1lc. good do, Ike Ike
prime d. 12c. 12Ac extreme range for lOlc. lots
sc gold, per h. In bond thirty sixty dsvs' credit
java Government bagsl lsc zoo do grass mats s1Sc
DO, l3c l66c. Lasuayra, l4c. B9c. Jamaica, 3c.
l5idc ST. Domingo (god, in bond &c 10c; Costa RIGA,
131qc ic; Manila lfc l5c. Mclean, l3c. a 16c. Sa-
vanilla, 1Sc. q l61ac. Curacao. lSc loo.
CorTON--The demand for cotton the spot was very
light aud prices entirely nominal further
OF 6c per To- upon all grades There absolutely
quiry from exporters excepting small demand for
transit The attention OF spectators directed to for
ward deliveries, The demand for spinning purposes
limited TO the active requirements of the The
for future delivery were generally at decline of no. go
Id. The market closed with continued
partly owing TO adverse advices from Liverpool The
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BUpD-SHgRMAE.-On Saturday, July g. 1871, at
the Filth avenue Presbyterian church. by the Rev.
T.. L. Rogers WILLIAM BUDD TO NJ. CECILIA daugh-
of the late j. ii. Sherman, all OF New York city.
CuAPIN-SORYNsRR.-On Wedn esday. July IL, at
the FIRST Presbyterian church. Brooklyn, by the
Rev. Norman Seaver. ID. d., !. ELLIOT CuAPIS TO
ELLIE. daughter Of tue late william IA. Scrymscr,
OF New YORK. No cards.
ELLgRY-DAMoS.-ln Brooklyn, at the church OF
the saviour, on Tuesday, July H. by the Rev. Elias
Fay, GEORGE Il. ELLERy, OF Hamilton, Nevada, to
Miss MARY J. DAMON, of brooklyn, y. Y.
HIIr-CooPER-Un "Wednesday July H. IN South
Brooklyn, by the Rev. 4. STAFFORD browne, u. d.,
rector Of It. Pauls, GEORGE W. Hill. master OF the
packet brig Lima, or New York. To ELEANOR FRAN
CEs. only daughter OF william +. Cooper, ESD, OF
southampton, Bermuda. No cards.
SfDELI,-MUMroRD.- On Tuesday, July II, at ST.
James',church, Brooklyn, by Rev. H. NJ Davis, Mss
PHEsE, daughter Of the late William O. Mumiord, OF
Brooklyn, to CORNELIUS V. sIDELL, OF TINS clty.
No cards.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

IMPAIRMENT OF DOCKS NOS. 346 AND 343 BROAD
~ way. New York, July 10, 1871.
Noricrpursuant to the provisions of subdivision g. OF
section D. Of chapter 57 Laws Of l7 the Board of Com
msoucrs governing the Department, of DOCKS hereby give:
Improvement OF the water ffons
OF the city New York. dctenined by said Board.
wcrc the eth day of April 1871 duly adopted by the
OF the Sinking Fund and returned to the
Board governing this Department. vita cericste OF such
adoption thereon, conformity with the law That
plans hled In the Office OF this Board
open public inspection daily between the hours Of
and III O'Clock that from after the aatd 9TH
day OF April 1871 wharf, pier oulkhead basin. dock
laid OUT
built or ebilt within territory district embraced
specified upon such plans except in thera
with. JOHN y. AGNEW.
henry A. SMITH,
WILSON o. HUNT. commissioners.
RICHARD NJ. HENRY
WILLIAM WOOD,
J. GILNvlLLE KANE, Secretary.
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PuSIsnuHSrs ron vIoLArlNe ruk GAVE LAws-

PUNIsHMENTs FOR VIOLATING THE CANE LAWS
a man named Horace Gott, OF the town OF Ogden, IS
now lying In the jail OF this cOaniy on body execu
ton Tor fine mposed for violation OF the state law
Colt was found drawing SEINE In violation OF the
law at Long Pond In tile town OF Greece. He was
convicted before Justice Taylor. or Brighton, and
the line imposed was SIS and the costs were 80.
Falling to pay he was, on the eth OF June, committed
TO jail, ana has remained there ever since Had
prosecution been made ON other offences OF which
there was proof Judgment for Slo5 might have
been Obtained. Other prosecutions have been made
BY the club tor violations uf the Game am Fish laws
HA consItics recovered, -RocheSter Union, July I.