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NIt aOLhN H0IAf, NJ W YORK, Aug. -. 1i7J.
nv. d'tabr .safdsS-Gy Dear Sir: The bottle of
your crystal Discovery Tor the Hair" which l
subtraction II ha. given to nv hair lis Crig nal
color a. PERFECTION which was dark brown in about
eitht Gays also hotice that young hair appears on
The crow Of M head, where am partially bald i
predict its entire success Enclosed ind five isars
i9r hail "a cCHeh bottles Tor some sfmy friends
Please send Immediately by express and oblIee
very tTdIy yours A.W FULLER
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TrCIRCUL.TISG LIBRART-

\. n. G. A BUILDING, corner 9th and d streets
An excellent collection o! over Is 90 volumes O,
STANDARD Work. 20 Which new ard popular Books
s'e added o. published. subs RI ptijns 80 per
year. dsy--f
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The above rropert, Is ver' desirable, paying 3
good revenue ard will be sold payment Of cash ss
shove snd balance to suit, or liberal discount for
all cash; or would exchange ell On payment of
$1,000 ans animprcT cd property FRS. class resi-.
1.nee, or good business property Tor tn balance.
HAMILTON q PEARSON,
jsD In Eo4,Y MO- Builsirs, ID s,dDst,
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Corner 9th and ID streets.
fNOAL. WOOD!
~ COAL wOOD!
We hsves large quantity OF RED ASH COAL,
tsp: rHdsr oOrtr, entirely free from SNOW AUD dirt
Tor ,ale 81 LOwEer Market KATES AIso
WHITE Ash COAL Of all sl1es
BNkOkf, OAK, and PINS WOOD, in cord
l-ng or saved and split a. d. sired.
hlSDLlSG WOOD Ia bundles or by the cord
2lAO pounds 70 thu ton guaranteed
W.. sfEPHENeON 4 BRO
Office 1909 y street, n w.
ls@ y RepI Mill and Depot, 7th street Wharf
NAVY PAYMAsrER's OTFIUE,
WASH &c TON, d. G. =, January 10, lsy1
Iii s1 fIopcsas. to be endorsed Prop sails"
~sr 1e Sei,ed et this ONCE until ~ N the TWEEN
SIuSfs 70 De delivered at the WashinSisn Nav
Aehu' suo9eet 10 the usaAl conditions, 40:
a, bEr,on C5SstrVctsss saf K,satJ
Dnofeet " hite Pine Decking
sSi0 - board measure N1i osh PLAT
30 Locust Treenails.
no lbs Iron spikes
he haskmaJsck Knees 20 side inch.,
dozen Bra Cup hooks.
sse f,et b ard measure White Pine, MOL
I'D Hickory Bars
Bidders m ust state in their bids the tim. v;,.,.
Nh'ch The articles can he delivered. Parties ma.
appJ Tor further psrtculsrs to this once and ~
Assistant Naval Constructor Washii GtOn Nav
Yard. Responsible security required Biank fer
Tor biss q be had ~ this ofice The right award
the articles separately or ~ gros' is res rived
EDWIN STEWART.
|aD Paymasfer U. 4. Navy.
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%THE ADJOURNED MEETING or Tuy
~ n,Ih IDkNr AlB sOJ!kI1., vii b.
A. kNiS", JSnuary nth, At - prom =, a.t
iuii HtencSnce Is ropes fIily re4uss'ed.
at-I lthrou, Pat \ keP.l .. WOLF, sec.
7EPlcsEnR HOMESTEAD kssOCIITIOS
OS The Thirteenth Regular Meeting Tor RI.
ta'Eert 81 Dues, and tie First Annual Meeting
~. -. ElectlOn % 'thceTs add Directors FIR the
T,saI,.s ye,I: Ill ts lid NJ Rooms % DIaTd Of
fadg OF IL EsDAY kNENING, 10Th instant At
MERCHANIs AID MECUANI's'
3 BUILDING ASSOCIATION - Tne tbjTi
tt ~ meeting fVr ssym.ut fdues tc., will be
~ a. . unlt Ian Coli ~ L-S Building 5th street
Thu ESDAI Jssusry 18th, a. @ Geek N
si.yS LIt PAD pon 90 or before the ab1v meet
.iSticn ~Ili ClO~e crowded f.r in tSs Ie.s.;,n
IA By order & W X. BROWN, Pr.siient. II-;,
tRErLE BALM. To CURE AND PyE
VENT TuE SKIN fgoM GHAPPiSG.
-a ashir stOu ~ Clark 4 Go a, street and Pson
Ean,s avenue, Kid2eiy PennsJ " suia .venur be-
rtwae M a.. .e, a ,5Ies. Tr.mg'on l,h street;
l.T.ihsy' esrn.I 'th sna stress In Gcorgat wn
~ M,cropiey'T a. Riiehev, and W Mcleod
TCkNrkAL BU .LpING AssOOIITI0S-
~ 1hr Sixty F0urtf M0utLiy Meeting Of e.,
~, B1iiiinS hs.c.istion VIII he hell AZ the CT,
q clock. lia7al Wh. ". MOuRf secN
GTHE CASNIyAL
The presidents Of organiled asa ,ci.tiops. A., ~
Carnival, On the 9Th ans 2l-t Of February' az. "a
9u-sted % call AZ Tn. Committee headquarters
kSon, No. =, shesherd'- Building, No s0-s. PsUn,
al Information viii De che-riulIy given.
The COMMITTEES will b. zlsd 70 receive any sugys,
I1n.L m toelr ieilew citizens, all u whom re-
By order OF the EI-cutive Committee
az AZ GEo. ;; GIDk0s, General Secretary.
lscrdsy dersif, ChrOnici-, Gsz-t'e, Daily Repul-
hcsn, ChrOnicls, Patriot
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WORD TO THE WISE.
Having decided to supply a wat LONG FIT in
Washington City, IL opening
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In the string ncy Of the money market, We still
ocpti ue e oif,r to our Customers aud
ties.
we have. for immsiiate Investment upon Real
Estate the sum Of Sso.g 80.
BUSINESS Paper. Stocks. Bonds aud CorpO All N
Seccritses bought and sold at current rates
,rroTn' n.,sonsi attention given to ell matters
tsaNeu w our hakos laL9
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WASV-yJroS. Auoust 9Th ls-n

WASHiS3ION, August 5th, 1870
NY afffnv NdftasS-Desr Sir: do not hesitate
10 say thar your Cr5s Discovery deserves 20 Gu
PeTCtde al other preraTatious claiming 10 restore
the g1oTth and color II tho hair. 4 have u sei *
week nov, and my hair has aready resumed ia nat.
uTa sha'le, ard has ceased falling almost entirely
1 CbceFiu lilly recommend IL. ke-pcCtfuliv,
LIS ANNIE
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LOST AND FOUND.

1 CSI.Llte 'u3ay htt0TnoGr, n cared gold
~ tRAt ELET The finder will BE- sHit.Jly g.-
wafded % leaving the same at 93i street 1t
Il OS1-from slsiRh. on or near l.tb street a
IL tk mink COLA Thu finder Will b. 70
vatGed by returning II 20 1916 street l..
Il O-T-Betwcen 4th street west All .hs Ca pitot
gold RACkLET, marked = y 81 Glitter. .
ne hider Til be suitably rewarded Ly lsay. rg the
s.uN 81 al ith street west. 1t
& n kEWARD-Tsksn ON tins pI emises I 4 O6
w ftnnsyivsnis avenue, ladies PEARL
h'NH. any nerron returning III. same TO this Above
plsce VIII receive the stated reward, sDd no o1s.-
lions asked. lsDnl n sHELrON
QsT-At the Midshipmens Ball, at Annapolis,
Nd fT,day night January 9th, ISL, n ne
LACK HASDkERCHIEF, with letters II -
m0iA.d IA lace Ia the center. Ii returned to " City
d9tei,' Annapolis, No, q suitable reward aiii ts
paid. IaIO r.
STRArED AWAY FROM GHOkG a TOWN
- Market, on the 9TH instans Q red horned -
COW about eisht yeare Old slit in one ear n ~
A liberal reward will be paid if returned to MI
jaIO-st~ at College Cate. Gso1s,,ovo
e. -STRAYED Or STObEN-A BriadIe BULL
rcs Doc, neck ana one eve white; an
s"eTs to the name oil Jack. 1 will give the..I~
above reward IL returned to 46S street-A
north, between tn and 5th, or any inform alton AZ
that i can get him. iJ9jt'l JEREMIAH LYNCH
hCG LCST-A young, heavy built, D PIPER and
- salt SETTER, very black ears. Satisl actory
reward i"iS IL street .s-.sOst
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ALEyANnRIA, Va, september 10th. 1876
MY. A-ftHT hrtfdrS-Sir: / have great pleasure
II iestryiug TO the excellence Of your Crystal Dis
cOveTy for tte Hair. MY back hair is remarkably
long ard thick, and become prematurely grey this
being heredI,sryb In eight days IL resumed it, mar,
uIal color, Chestnut brown, cOiOriag ev ny hair 1
lbs your preparation for its purity, pleasant OdNT
and freedom from all mineral aud rolssnous su5-
stances, a. well a. its other exCeilencies 1 will
recommend II tn my ecguaintauces
Very respectfully, MISS L.
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~ ~. AAVEHNER 4 o.,
REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS
No. 643 LOUISIANA AVENUE, THIRD DOOR
EAST OF frK STREET
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kArTASS CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
~ Tor gale IN ysriOu. localities by the following Drug
gists:-W ard Walsh, 18th street and penna ave q,
and 18th AID q streets. b. Calvert Ford, llO5 Pa
avenue; Christiani Bros 7th add N streets N w
h A. Bacon, "a and streets, Islsnd; j. ID Old IN,
nell, oth street, Navy Yard; G. w. CropIey, no
Bricge street, Georgetown, and at the Depot "a aud
streets. Price one dollar per bottle. Give II .
trial. mn .,
The New York herald., 1871-11-03

OATH STREET Ill. WEST. NEAR BRoADwAY.-ONE
Ill lare fourth story front Room, with Board hot
- ter; larg closets attached also table boarder;
reference. ------------
The New York herald., 1871-11-03

OATH STREET, 256 VISTA PRIVATE Tf,flrr
OF viii let with without Board, har dsone, finely FUR
nsbed Paror Floor 90 four With board, @5j hout, SIS
either separately also Room second noor
References.
The New York herald., 1871-11-03

MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO,
M bayinQ oversrung hasa carved les, agraae and
every mprov, men, only $125; great bargain
JAMES GORDON, lJ5 blecckcr street, near Mncdougal.
The New York herald., 1871-11-03

pIANofoRrEs TO RENT-cOMPRIsINg sQt ARES
/ 4 pripnts aud 0rancs, by CHfcKERING y SONS. II
East Focenh street, betwetn Bnadway and rih avenue
The New York herald., 1871-11-03

OoD STREET. s1o, EAsr--COMF0kTABLE,R NICELY
eD) furnished front room, tLrd Goor; all modern
provemenis bath adjoinns with good Board; board
The New York herald., 1871-11-03

IlIANos MELoDEONS AND ORGANS OF NEW AND
4 mos, beAutlfm styles of diIerent makers, at lower
prices tor cash monthly insalments or for At
WATrKS', ISL broadway than ca1 De tJuni ELSEWHERE
The New York herald., 1871-11-03

nECkER A BARNES OFFER THEIR SUPERIOR
trst class Pianos greatly reduced prices for cash,
also on favorable nstsments. Can and exanHnc Pianos
Il let l25 Third avenue, Fourteeoth street.
The New York herald., 1871-11-03

Nese seymour, McAndrcws Dave Reed, w. Henry Rice,
BrorkwSy Dempste stanley Brshsm, Foser Barney Nor
rson, Emerson, Murrson's Orchestra, Lrts Mac, Daa
BRYANT
The New York herald., 1871-11-03

90 FAST TwENTy-E1GHTH STREET. NEAR MADI
eDL avenue.-Oue two handsomely furnished
Rooms, with without Board, small family respon.
sbe parties BATH hot water, &c; terms reasonable.
The New York herald., 1871-11-03

TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, 2U BowERY.
i " THE GREATEST COMBINATION YET.
SEE - THE FAMO, HEN MASON.
the staru. - CHARMING CELIA lfkkiD.
SAM DEvFRF. +" FUNNY FETtk CANNON
CHAS. WALTERS % JOHNNY QUEEN
Miss LILA SAUfpERa % FRANK RERNS
THE FfRRAN SISTERS - f. GiRARD
The artistic DAILY BROTHERS. - EA0AN
THE ONLY TONY PASTOR LIVING. -
oreno Sisters Jennie Eagrn, Gravsr Webster &c
The New York herald., 1871-11-03

CEElNd THE ELEPHANT.
ALEXIS IN THE hUNIcIrAL EEFAGERlE.
TELEGRAM CARrOON
rOhORROws
The New York herald., 1871-11-03

auop TENOR VOICE wASTED-lN PROTEST
mt church In 3roo Is ierair comoensa Ad-
dross stating aud dcations, r. 3. W.. boz l6s
Herald onice.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
PRISON REFORM.

CONDITION OF TnR STATE PENAL INSTITUTIONS.
DR.. Elhl Harris made the following state
mcnt Of the recent work OF the NewYork State Prison
Association to TRIBUNE reporter yesterday:
During the past summer and Autumn the Association
completed thorough inspection OF the county prisons
and Three stat Prisons also visited.
and the Association purposes to secure thorough
reform of the several classes OF penal Institutions There
are "a county als in this State counties having
two in addition to the village and city prisons. and ix
county penitentaries which, although at first simply
wOrk-hOlses, have become important prisons.
The latter institutions contain 1900 prisoners,
OF whom are State prisoners while many OF them
cent legislation has also required that the ententaries
Buffalo, Syracuse and Rochester, shall receive all
female State prisoners except such as may b convicted
Of murder In the second larceny In the first degree
so that really serving Sta.e Prisons for
men, while their accommodations really Insufficient
to meet the local requirements Thty arc excessively
| crowded. as too, are all the county jai!s:
last visit OF the secretary to White Plains the
were confined in 35 small cells. The condition OF the
prisoners bad in the extreme The old jail at North
Hampstead was found to contain 49, though II had not
suitable accommodations for H. The AssOcat on has
obtained ample evidence that the penicntiarcs and
ails OF this have become schools for instruction
VICE M perhaps 'nss sapna GS,ep"n ans bsn "
instructed to prepare the necessary forms OF law Tor
presentation to the Legislature. The measure proposed
consists Of Joint resolution to he offered hat an amend
he made the Constitution, 50 as to secure per
maDcnt board OF prison administration In place of tue
elective direcorshps which alone have given to the
prison system its facility for Increasing crime ana he
very evils they intended to repreSs The As>oca-
E determined that the laws Of ls4 relating to the
Improvement of county prisons shall he enforced ana
that. II possible, the wUrkhOuse and pentntlary ad
minsiration shall be made to suIerscde the present
outrageous system Of Jail management. 40 that reforina
or minor crimes. Under the present system many Jalls
yield corrupt politicians enormous revenues.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
GERMAN EMIGRATION.

EEfVRTED PLAN TO FACILITATE EMIGRATION
fkON GERMANY TO AUSTRIA-ITs PROSPECT
I'VE INFLUENCE UPON EMIGRATION TO THE
ENIrrD STATES.
hhoM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
VIENNA. Dec. IA piece of information
whch has just coUe TO my knowledge WILL II It be well
founded attract considerable attention in the United
e'a'eA may cay at once that my IN.
formation comes direct from q person TO whose
statements the greatest importance aud weight
are attached. am fully convinced of tha
the perfect accuracy Of the Information. There exists
'ern. au understanding between the Governments OF
Austria and Germany by the terms Of which
efforts will he made TO divert the flood of eIngrants
which at present leave the North Germany for America
toward the Austrian Empire. As understand II. no
compulsory measures will be enforced indeed the
man Government intends to keep well In the back.
grouDd: whatever influence IT brings to bear in the
matter viii be indirectly applied.
i"re is IA" treaty. no written agreement: bat Bismarck
an Hrus,. hen at Gasten aud Slzburg, discussed the
".'t,r T"y aforward referred II TO Count AndrA,sv
So 'h'- thy entered into the plan. aud 'lnin tat
'te ,''-"I L.OIctt bil-k corr. D.. :
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30

mart 7o feet long By 30 feet wds eonnecne with sdo
piers 100 long BY 30 feet we Pier st Ninety sixth
pi.rs RsSuiW or lie NorK Rirer.-Per No. a. rebuilt
mari, go feet ,En long snG ~ lees m ss
irnu Inv en- feet wide Pier No ST. rebuilt from low water
60 feet long BY 20 feet wide ,od rST wSs No % s sI T T
hu,t from, low water 80 feet long by 40 feet wide
Per new @ ,ct feet uiaS Ss n2 %y @
feet long Pier at One yffth-st g! feet
long by IS feet wide. nj. -.
Fifty nth One hundred. thirty first, and Onehund
red-and- thirty y-cighthsts. ,u.,, -,
Bulkheads Rebuilt on he North Rrer-buKh'aI ~ u,
ttafh ue.sf
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
A DECIsION IN BANKRUPTCY.

An application having been made TO the
United States Eastern District Court for an order a-
thorizng the sale Of the Brooklyn Hall and Market at
Fulton.s and Myrtleave. subject only to first mort
gage Judge Benedict rendered decision. yesterday in
which he said:
an the opinion uni the s section the Bankrupt act the
jurisdiction Incumber' prop
ey bankrupt free from the incumbranc which numoIane
proceeds OF the sale am urther
they have been made appear
suppor, petition x be- for the interest o the esne 10
se be subject 10 thr first mortgage and ee
all other liens incumb.nceA But am OF ne opn"n
that no such b. properly made without previous
notice claiming have Hens membranes or ntes
property and that the present application must pe u
what persons Lave mems ncnm
property that such persons have n
Whether relief question can br granted
on petition Court should be PRAYED for b. tu
in -uuy / [ is not decide.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30

On officer up and removed the man 10 the station
house On tho following day the plainants he ard
that man had died In the station hOuse. and the
thought 10 incumbent them 10 make complaint Gil.
pin testified that he raped for assistance. and. with thu
and Of another officer. took the In wagon tho
station house. Mctirath proved that he not pres
en and Purdy denied all knowledge Of the ease Tho
referred to the Board and the cOrnplananta
were thanked for making complaint.
Sergeant McElwain and DOOrinBn Kennedy Of th
Twenty ninth Precinct also placed trial for not
having aent for surgical aid when the SAME man was
brought In. Sergeant McElwain stated that h. visited
him $3.50 M. and ne then stuIhdy drunk that
he unable give his name. The General Order on
the subject only directs that surgeon he sent for ce.s
doubt In this case. Dr. John Beach testified
that he made pOstmOrtcm examination OF the body u
deceased AMI found the heart and other stceped
In alcohol. It clear Of alcoholic poisoning.
Nothing could have been done for the man had
geOn been called. Referred 10 the Board
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
THE COURTS.
THE YEAToN TOBACCO CAsE-A LEGAL TIT.

THE YEATON TOBACCO CAsE-A LEGAL TILT.
A motion was made. yesterday, in the Sn.
prcmo Court. Chambers efore Judge Cardozo to place
the case Of YeatOD agt. The TObacco Manufacturing
Company on the calendar Of the court. The sut was
originally one to dissolve the company for fraud in filing
it's certificates. After some stops bad been taken in the
action the Attorney General who had been made n
party directed 1t to be discontinued, and order TO
that effect was entered Mr.. YeatOn applies now TO
have this order vacated and the restored claiming
that ~ no WAS cO-plantf. and had been to much ex.
pense in the case the Attorney could not Of his
own WILL discontinue the suit without notice to his CO.
plaiptiR and an order OF the court made af
ter such notice. Mr.. Bartlett, who appeared FOR
Mr. Ypaton, argued that there was case OF
fraud clearly proved In the papers. ana IN replying 70
Mr. Barlow who appeared for the SAID
that the combination of the outgoing and the incoming
Attorney General cOndODe Ofense or a. he Claimed
10 compound felony. grOsser inaifeasance tnan
ANYTHING charged on the Judges Of this district Dy th
RforIners. Mr.. Bartlett continued his extremely per
s0nal address until several times checked ny Jnnge
Carlozo who told him to confne himself 70 tne %
and NOT touch upon outside matters. Whrn Gen BARLOW
was about reply Judge Cardozo requested n 10 con- M
form to the same rule, whereupOn Gen. Barlow su he
had much contempt for the opposing eo'se .as M e
didn't consider him worthy Of reply. Inc papers "er
then handed w, and decision reserved
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
THE SUPERIOR COURT CLERKsHIP.

The struggle which has been going on tOr
some time past in the Superior Court, between the OLD
Tammany clement and the Reformers, in reference 10
the appointment OF chief clerk OF that Court In place
Of James NJ Sweeny. resigned Is understood to have
been virtually ended in favor Of the Reform party
although no appointment has yet been actually made
The meeting Of the Judges TO decide tho matter which
to have taken place day or two ago. did hoe occur
final action having been adjourned by agreement until
the REORGANIZATION OF the Court with the newyeleted
Judges when 1t IL expected that the Reform candidate
Thomas Boese. will be unanimously chosen. 1t IL con-
ceded that tins desirable change in he feeling OF the
oppo ,lng judges has been wrought through THE TKiB
UNEs exposures OF the nepotism and iavortism when
have 80 long disgraccd the courts OF this city.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
DECISIONS.-DEC. 90.

Supreme Court Chambers-By Judge Cardozo.--
H% &c e. % Tn s'.s:e @ s'e
S ss. ss hySa,Ses ,S st S a.p. I
K proposed and ". In # The @.' Of The p
.a .''' at
% :s,f Il r'S.s % 's'
S.as ipSan lot to sue Tsur5e as granted
Superior Court-sDscial Ierm-By Judge Ere Freedman;
snit"oa-3nisr granted Brown
..9 e. DSa % s.sa for HtISsn ] ' s Sn @ s''fS Sa
settlement By the Judge who tried the
Judge y. The American Popular Life Insurance.
3, Ja., ~: sh o s AZ. Don
Sssss .s SSs g,
ksn;s Mot % SseSs ss GDsoa ft.
Vi. sD,1,on Martin .s
JSks MeCuaa-B.usstssr .s HSO.d-A0'on decided 'Fe
opinion papers in cerks ONCE
T,. s."s,.S for e.
The Pt,.SusS cneinn.t R oAppl..on must be
Kelly sheriff cs.. sls BstSs e.
ger.-Rsference ordered
United States District Court in Bdnkrngtcy-By
Judge B.s'hoMIn the matter Of the petition Of James H War;.
ought not to be any .sde.on against Auder.oa ws
''i s,s
Dickson, McElath Co. BY Anderson Second. those
evidence do not establish that there
rhp called Warner Dickson McEIh Co Of which Anderson
Wes and Abrams members either q them was meinoe
They merely which, on deposit 70 mex
hsm would deposit the ecisc proceeds Of the sales
peaches would deposited to the credit 40 account
Co.. representing such proceeds. keep them .p.a'e om MONEYS
bank to the credit OF account which
had 'heeu opeued IN the uame OF Warner Dickson
hcEh Thru The agreement between the Two hrms Of W
ner Dickson McEsh Anderson Co. In their srm did
constitute pnehp between the I members Of the Two dms
make the members Of he nrm
liable pouing creditor on any Of the Indebted
forth in the petition Fourth uoI 'n any suen
partnership manner erstel The Peaor dui'sed
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
SIMEON Is. CHITTENDEN.

On Thursday, Mr.. S. B. Chittcnden, Whose
health has been broken down. sailed for Na>au where
1t ia hoped by his friends the genial climate change Of
air and diet and rest from business cares iDoy rcsoro
him 10 health number Of his friends hearing of his
intended departure rendered him the compliment OF
dinner. The gentleman declined for reasons given in tho
correspondence published below:
THE INVITATION.
SIMEON y. CHITTENDES, esq: -
DEAR SIR: We the undersigned, yOlir frienhs ana
neghbors moved by warm desire to manifest Our high
regard your character citizen, ami your worth as
man and moreover, TO testify our sense OF wnat ~
sty your due a. the promoter OF good enterpri-"
tending to the OF city. AS first and fore
most in all good works respectfully invite you 10 meet
us at dinner such time 1t may suit your convenience
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
ACCIDENT ~ THE FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL-FOUR
MEN INJURED.

The coal elevator in the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Oh which were four and large quantity Of COAL gave
way Yesterday. and precipitatcd from the second
noor 70 the cellar ThomasiBurns. age ~. James Ma
more age s employees. aud Isaac Murray. S. OF No.
a26 East sxteentls were dangerously injured inter
nay, anu nM one more limbs fractured. Grorgo
Smith. a. living IN the hoir escaped with sevrra
coninsi1ns con They were attended by SURGEON and all
put sniih were removed ~ Bellevue Hospital
buancc The accident was caused by the parting of Ia.
hOi,tiny ~ - '
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
AN OIL MANUPACrOgy RrRNEp

A fire hrokc out, early yesterday, in the oil
of Lombard 8. Ayres Co., at the foot OF Sixty.
ffth-st, North River, caused ny leakage from STILL The
hre communicated with tank In which was 5000 worth
Of OIL and the buildings were burned. with barrels OF oil
in the vicinity. The fire burning all dsy Yesterday
leading suppose that an extensive conac ION
was progress The total damage stock,
and buildings is about $1,000. M Tho works
have been burned twice before within two years.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
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