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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-07
Adjournment of the Legislature.

The Legislature met We terday morn
ing at = o'clock, and at S clock ad.
journed sine die. Aside from the. usual
resolutions OF thanks and closing re.
marks al the presiding officers, nothing
Of interest .ranSpile ed except the little
furry in the Senate on the supplements
airy reports from the Finance committee
Taking advantage OF the absence OF
several Democratic Senator'S, the Re-
publicans, on Wednesday evening,
adopted the minority report, which
denies that there is any deficiency in
the Treasury. Yesterday morning
Senator Baker, who had recorded his
vote in the affirmative for the purpose,
moved reconsideration OF the vote
adopting the report. After the clerk
had commenced calling the roll, it was
disclosed that no quorum was in attend
ance 4 call Of the house brought in
Senator Scott. who began to til,buster
to defeat the reconsideration. As a
vote was being taken he was ruled ont
of order and the reconsideration car
Courier.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-07

any person offering to vote shall be
challenged by any such officer or any
other person, and it shall appear that
such person is not minor, or it shall
not appear that he is pauper or Of I'M
sound mind, and shall appear that he
has been a resident of the State for one
year and of the county in which he
offers to vote for thirty days next
preceding such offer, and is a resident
of the township or ward in which he
offers to vote, the right OF such person
to vote shall not be further questioned
unless and until a written charge OF
some specific act Of constitutional dis
qualification, verified by the written
affidavit! of a qualified voter, shall
be preferred against the person
offering to vote. And. the right
of such person 10 vote shall not
be denied unless the charge so pre-
ferred shall be proved by evidence of
record, or clearly established 10y the
oaths of at least two competent and
credible witnesses; and he shall not be
required in any form to criminate him
self
Penalties are provided against those
who shall swear falsely and against the
officers of elections who TAIL to perform
the duties enjoined upon them BY the
law.
This will give much more general
satisfaction than the provisions Of the
bill heretofore published, and is so free
from objection as to have encountered
but little opposition in the Legislature.
Under its provisions, ali who have been
heretofore illegally excluded from
voting are admitted to the polls and
can enforce their right to the ballot.
The day of arbitrary Acknowledgement,
either by the will Of the Governor or by
any three men in county, is now for
ever past.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-07
The Latest and Choicest.

SEA MOSS PARTNERSHIP 10 be very fine
for Deserts and an elegnt and
dainty dish for the sick.
COX'S SPARKLING GELATINE-.An old
fayorite with the ladies for Iellies-
bright, clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-Jus'the ar
Licle to use with Cox's Gelaine-oi
rich and luscious flavor.
BAKERS COCOA-Warranted Pun, a de.
licious and nutritious beverage.
HECKER'S FARINA- Prepared especially
for invalids and children.
ANGUSTURA BITrERS-The genuine ar'
ticle for ladies and children il fe"l
health.
VIM. OF PEPSIN-The most perfect rem
ely % indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARCH For Pudding ant Gus,
tards.
TAPIOCA-A splendid desert. elthelalon,
or with Berries.
At I.AUGHLlN, BRO. & COS
Wholesale Druggists,
jun'7 Main stprt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-07
The Inaugural Address.

Governor Jacobs Inaugural Address,
a correct copy Of which we publish this
morning, merits the warmest common
dation and will be received with much
satisfaction throughout the State. 1t is
a very calm and dignified statement OF
the policy he wishes to pursue in the
administration of State affairs, and Is
worthy Of the occasion and the man.
He favors light taxation, economy in
expenditure, the payment Of the debt,
the encouragement Of immigration, and
generally whatever will tend to the ad-
vancement and prosperity OF the State.
He congratulates the people upon the
repeal of proscriptive legislation and
the prospect that during his term OF
office the work of acknowledgements will
he successfully completed.
Governor JACOB makes no specific al
fusion to the FLICK Amendment or to
the proposed Constitutional Convention,
from which, the wish being father to
the thought, some have inferred that
he favors the former and opposes the
latter measure. Such supposition
not only does violence to the language
OF the address, but also to the well
known opinions Of the Governor, for
we happen to know, and it is violating
no confidence to say, that Governor
JACOB cordially approves and is heartily
in favor Of the call OF Convention to
amend the Constitution of the State
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-07
TUESDAY, MARCH :. 1871.

We most heartily congratulate our
neighbor of the Intslhgeneer upon the
success Of his little squirt Of enterprise
in procuring by telegraph from Charles
ton copy OF Governor JACOBS excel
lent inaugural address. Perseverance
may perhaps enable him to make the
IntelHqenesr a live newspaper yet.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-07
SPECIAL NOTICES,
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-07
REV ADVERTISE N ENTs
Stockholders Meeting.

4 SPE0IlL MEETING OF THE STOCK
n holders of the Norway Iron MaDufac-
turing Company will be held at the office
of the Company, in South Vince ing, on
Tuesday evening, h inst, nj ! O'Clock.
The meeting is called by auhoritv of the
majority Of the stockholders.
W. \. DIETRICH,
mail Secretary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-07
CONCLUSION.

During my term OF office, ! may
have some delicate duties TO perform,
and it is not unlikely that in their dis
charge ! may at times err, or commit
mistakes. In advance, can only ask
the candid consideration and impartial
judgment Of all good citizens, promising
simply on my part an honest and
earnest effort to serve the State to tie
best OF my ability. And that may be
enabled to do so, | invo ke the guidance
of the All-wise Ruler Of States, whose
sovereignty humbly acknowledge.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-07
German Cologne,

MAGNOLIA WATER,
vi KANAJA WATER
Fine Extracts for the Handk erchief,
Fine Toilet Soaps,
Cosmetics,
All the Popular Hair Preparations,
Fine POmadcs, &C.,
Sold at f.. BOOKINGS PHARMACY,
No. Odd Fellows Hall.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-07

One hundred and twenty-five thou
sand pounds of buffalo meat has been
disposed OF to gastronomic New Workers
this winter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-07
Boarding House in Wheeling
For Rent.

'INIIE LARGE AND COMMODIOUS
L House now occupied as Female
Boarding School,, situate on Fifth street,
in this city, within 100 yards OF the
Court House, containing " rooms. with
and finished in modern style. To party
who wishes 10 keep n first class Boarding
House there is no better location in our
city, for which purpose ii can be had Tor
one or more years, TO responsible parties, at
very moderate rates.
Apply to X. PORTER, or r PORTER &
CO., Wheeling, West Virginia.
Possession given April list, ISL.
maI7
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED.

YOUNG MAN WHO IsTHoRoUGHLY
n acquainted In the retail dry goods trade:
None but competent statesmen, with good
references, need apply. Also wanted good
boy. Inquireat tnk office. mari
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
TIE DOUBLE MARRIfGE.
] VF II
jOuT1le,i.

A STRANGE DENELOPMENT-ELUCIDA OF
THE CASE.
The Developments of the story OF love, de-
serion end higamy which published yesterday rem
der the only complex and ncOmPrehensiblo
The guilty bridegroom Calvin r. Gross, b0okkeeper
in the Central National Bank On salary Of 5000 u
year lac lived extra-aganty hut enjoyed the confidence
OF his employers and was suspected OF any dis
| honest transactions. Afer being in this city three
years he met Miss Calvin OF Boston, and was induced
10 believe ii best 10 marry her, after the acquaintance
had naured. The marriage kept secret and he for
four years provided her with rooms 40 the Ashland
House, i'm Forthaye, ut cost Of 5000 year. retain
ing canvh bachelor establishment Of his own Ia
Fourteenth-St. His wife bore him two children, onc Of
which is living No one outside oI the hotei knew Oi inc
With a recklcssness that locks like madness Cross
contracted marriage engagement with Miss Laura "
Iuckey, daughter Of Nelson Luckey of hew-HanDurs,
on the Hudson. This terminated in fashionable
though unOseDtatioua wedding at ~ Thomas thureA
the church, and, being present ~ the Thanks
giving services heard for the rst time II tie wedding
She a once sought some of her husbands relatives ANA
demanded an explanation. Cross found that further
conccament impossible and the Sunday follow
ing the marriage he entered the hotel hastily and ia
great agitation and, after stormy scene with lis
second wife, left her presence aud has not since been
seen by her or any OF her friends. His INST wife
states that she has heard nothing from him since
his disappearance, and has applied TO his friends for
Norman Cross a son-inaw OF Cornelius Vanderbilt. and
cousin of the bigamist Gays that Calvin accustomed
work at night on the books of business houses beside
the by which he employed and that III this way
he sometimes earned from $3.50 TO 500 week and that
he was also successful in stock specuatiOns Mr.
Wheeock, President Of the Central National Bank, all
vanced remarkable conjecture, VIZ: That Cross may
have been in colusion with Sanford, who while IN the
employ Of this bank four years ago deiaulter to
the amount Of nearly 100000. sanfords account was
partly kept in CrOsss ledger, aud he might have received
brbe to conceal discoveries 10 SaniOrds dishonesty
Ii Is asserted that the affair with Miss Luckcy is the
sixth marriage engagement wlch Cross has made since
his marriage his first wife, and that the record of
of his marriages. which should be preserved Ia the Office
of the Re Gster Vital Statistics is missing The young
lady. who the victim OF the bgamis returned 10
her fathers hOuGc. at North Hamburg after the
pOSre, and has been nearly distracted by the discovery
Of lis tIcdcIcry.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
HAPS AND MISUhPS.

The body of an infant. wrapped in some old cloth
Ing found n Tb.rty -eiS SLh-st, FTst-aye
human skull and thigh-bOne were found in
Wsshngon-pusre yesieriay anl taken TO the MorTues
two-story frame building, No. ! Stewart s-alley,
Broosn, Owned o Alderman MIkey and occupied b. M
vas damaged 81 loo0 by Ere last evening .''
Lyman Gilbert and Christopher IIalsover boat
mel quarreed last evening Moore andFontss oyer cut til
bert severely In th, hp and was locked up
leak in q supply-pipe Of the BROOKLYN Gas
House Gold and Plymouth c.n.n explosion rtay morning
which ghy Injured the walls AID sdeNalks Injured
Gustayus Hook, during iit of despondency last
evening attempted suicide by the veins wrist. ard then by
Jumping the at the foot Dockst rescued
police.
Patrick $. Donald, an Irish laborer age 80 died
yessv IN the P Hospital from anries In August
NJ re'hiuf- eiosOn Of blast while at vok rrosd
Haliou Conn.
During drnnke brawl yet rlay In n shanty Mt
fophave. and One hundred and Bowling
,thci the bead .bl seou
thrust the She
by the police and removed to s.,syue Hospital Shon
kcd
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19

LECTTPEs. MEETINGS. ETC.

In the Jane-st. NJ +. Church, the Rev. Wm.
G. Smith, pastor, 80 conversions have lately occurred,
and 80 persons have been received Oh probation.
The graduates of Bowdoin College residing
in New-Yorb and vicinity will hold their first annual
reunion and dinner at Delmonico's, this evening.
Mrs. 5. II. De KrOyft announces Il lecture
next Wednesday evening, at Stcinway Hall. on The
Soul OF Eve" She s said TO be lady of excellent gifts
and acconp shments, aud las moreover painful per-
sonll history which ought to win fr her the sympaty
and encoua cement OF the public Within month Of
her marriage she became blind and widow; but, not
cultivate her literary abilities and support by
her writings.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
A LIBEL SUIT AGAINST THE BhookLYx UNION

A LIBEL SUIT AGAINST THE BROOKLYN UNION
United States Marshal Francis l.. Dall0n has
sued the publishers of The Brookiyn Union for $4,000
damages. The Union, in it, recent raid upon the ilic;
distllers of the Th Ward, has freely charged Marshal
Dallon with notorious ncapacity," and has published
among other paragraphs alleged to be beous, the fol
lowing:
Arrangements been made Illicit whisky
dsti ETOpklyn
tie utter incmcen Of United ss Ma hal Dllou, slO holds
coullb be
found New hatsa bu. Mr. DsloL could
oil poserb there arc none 80 blind those that VIII not rec
TIE above confession by the United States Marha G4c-
BIN utterly 10
To yay possible for him God capns ADMIT
either that be is collision with these else that be-
ueryed b tue ad hs Skl
IN either he should be Icnptor r-moei lie ,st
prompt Information intended But
How DO th Away know when the officers Of the
whtn
constant treachty the GoSeTneAt pccd
The editor Of The Union says with reference TO the
suit In the of public duty have found
necessary comment the palpable inciciency the
more attention 10 his trombone and his very mild bari
tone has neglected his public duties that the
has been largely defrauded, have often and
piosy shown, by the Illicit disteries Ia his district
The Marshal Notwithstanding his propensity for making
- conspicuous figure OF himself by warbng at elecmOsy
gaze in connection with his official Inc ency and there.
has done the favor To bring libel suit against
us, and claims for damages the modest OF s5ODl0
lawful currency Marshal Dallon could not have done
us, the Administration, and the public greater service
than by afordng opportunity OF proving In open
his appointment his responsible post has proved TO the
llI.u
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
JERSEY CITY AND coMMUyIp1w

jersey CITY IS aDOut TO begin The opening Of
streets 10 connect with Communpaw On the south sdc
of The city there IL body OF known as South Cove
which divides Jersey city from the rapidly growing yi
lages on the opposite side. The Cove though not a
stones throw In width has never been bridged and
hundred. oi porsons are daily obliged to Now
YORK aud order reach the dennis for want
Of biidg" which would Only t6Oo Numbers of
employed on the Central Railroad have been Ia habit
OF crossing Ia and from their work In - yaw morning
and evening". This bUat H. small and frequently over
crowded 80 that IN October last IL garsi4ed, aud three
hNos were lost IN, street COmmHsiOHrTs have H0N de
t,rniked to open N.-hiugionsf. IuulediuL iy anI
tend u ..nIos. The Cove BY a bridge.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
PROMINENT fARRIvAJs.

Astor House-Asa Packer Of PennsYylHyamla' Holia
cca Hcrssm IT, 3. A.; Judge s. G. Maine OF Boston,
md R, G. Hazard of Rhode Island: N ForbeS ~
Rosto1 and Lieut. Wallace u. g = Metr9ponta,n
H0tol-Judgo Cochran Of White falhs; y Winslovg of
PoughteepSe e. James Iot-I1o MS Marraf Dr SV,S of
OF Troy. s==- Ncwlork H0tel-WyI,. ~, =. n McCnI-
TharIastcn q O. 49, st Nicholas ilotei-J, " DiTn r
icgb ~ Pitt:hnrgh tho Rev. DE- Rylace ana @ Ie ney
- Morgan OF ,int5 "a N-e Grand Central Hotel
nv O. UHderwooi superintendent OF PnDic h hnsu'u "
tio1a 81 Ro.top and Adiuant-General Cuhunguyn ~ ~ ~
,cbusetts - Fifth-Avenue H0tel-ueh. " ~, =,
S,r, N O. o' Texas; Judge Spadingo OF ~ % ti9
Hon GEORGE b. linton and the Hon. AeNahIer ~. iao d
Of boston. Lucien w. sperry Of NewiaNen anu
Nathaniel Pa 20, Washington
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
TILE VALUE OF A HUSBAND.

Mrs Mary Georgian instituted proceedings
in the Knes County Circuit Court against the Robbins
Wood Preserving Company to recover 5000 damages for
the death Of her husband Michael Georgian, aborrr
who was Instantly killed Ivy an explosion IN the Com
phnys factory Ia October 1859 The Company gave Mfs
Georgian assoce for time after the death OF her
husband hui she became somewhat exacng IA her
oIoands they refused further aid, aud she sued them
Tbs case was called before Judge Pratt yesterday, when
Mt Georghan Withdrew the suit payment to her oi
Ntt Dy tIle cOunsel iOr the COmIany
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
DRUNKARD. STOP

Hrsfrs snow TntT rcoooo MEN not usFRE
oUBNTLY TIB VERY FLOWER or AMERICAN Youth AZ
NELL IS sTATRsMES AND TIB most hBLs or o .tps IHs
hSsUiIIY DRuSKESNEss BEgETs All OTTER csIMES IS
IT Trims THE YOUNG WIFE OUT OF DOORS TO STAhEE,
10 RTFAL TO BEG OR TO DIE. READ TIE DAILY EsMS,
PAPER PRESS AND AMONG Alb THE DkEADPuL DkkDS
JiAT SHOCK EVERY SENSE or HUMANITY. DRUNKENNESS
Is Az THE BOTTOM OF THEM ALL. - -. -. -.
NJ VAIN ARE TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES FORMED TO STAY
THIS MIGHTY DRyAslATloN II is nIShAsss Az AL,
DEyOTRING DISEASE, AND IT CAN NO MORE BE SIOPPt u
BY SOCIETIES. OR PLEDGES OR CHURCHES THAN CAN
HF Thank HEAyEYl THERE rs CURE. AND 1T r. N
MEDICINE A CERTAIN, SURE. SAFE AND PERMANENT
CI'RH m IS BASED ON SClENIIF PRINCIPLES -
COP AyD NATURE RAVE CoNSPlRkD 10 CIV GIVE W. CUKas a
POR ALI DISEASES, IP WE WILL BUT TRACE THEN OUf,
'rIIP VIIO MEDICAL PROFESSION or EUROPE AND AMER
ia Will AGREE THAT DRUNKENNESS rs A DISEASE COZ.
TRACrED OR ISHbulBD, AND THAT, bblAH DieEAni, -
CAN BIZ CURED. .,, 80, ,osro, ms c,rprn
oIfg tyIS or GASES OP LONG STANDING, AND CAN CURE
ANY CASE OP HAB1TUAL DRUNKENNESS; so THAT ~ =
PIPsON WILL HAVE NO MOKE DESIRE FOR POISONOUS
AICoHoITC SPIRITS THAN 4 TENDER NURSING BABE
FOR FCRTIiRk INFORMA1IOh CALL AT Ills OFFICE, 10.
u EAST TWELFTHST, SBW-YoRK CITY, OR SEND STAMP
FOR CIRCULAR
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

DOMESTIC PORTS.
posro~ jan Arrived steamships Neptune from heFfoE thk
Ole frotn Messina; Ressie Sinpson, from GotenRnE
rsroy g. O. l5Arryed, brig Flora from New ORR
seb ilarmona from Beast Mexico aud brig Fannie Batter on
u Ga Ian is-irrvcd steamship Montgomery from
yewYorx; Ken.ngton from Boston sa steamship soonAh ''
LyeuoJli Gel Barnes, for Hewfork.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LrvrRroor JAM 1.-THE steamship CITY Of HALIFAX from
Charleston - c. bas arrived.
DISASTERS.
UAvx, Jn Tte hr Clifford from Santiago De Cuha bo1nf 10
Jamaica Echo o Ehorts being fade 70
asaye the eeTgo.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
The students of Lincoln Universit,

The students Of Lincoln University recently
adopted earnestly worded resolutions atcstlng their
spoct and admiration the late Rov Albert barnes.
hhd recognizing hh faithfdffervoes 10 the University
Officers Of the Union Pacific Railroad III this
oty report that Tor the last three days they have been
III tcsiaphe communication WITH every point on the
road ala that NO Train han been delayed by SNOW
storm, no. hnJ tiesht pOo k..d, than three hours
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
NEW-JEPSEY

JERSEY CITY.-Arcsts last quarter, i30; for
drunkenness. l73 .Thcs-rntcrs Of Tho Times office
struck yesterday and demanded tho discharge Of the
foreman The publishers refused 10 comply, and the
typographical Union repudatcd the action OF its mem
bcis and supplied other The skies the Jer-
scy shore tcd up last cycnD. by great fire on
the meadows, the dried grass set lire near snake
IIill aud the fierce wind over the waste carried the
flames with great rapdity.
HoBoKEN-IaWTence Hendricks was arrested yoster-
day y charge OF committing highway robbery upon
Bernard McFcely last October.
NEwARK.The new German Hospital IS already full OF
free PATIENTS and more are applying for admlttance
All free patients must hereafter pass examination be-
fore admitauce. The new depot of the Newark and
Paterson Railroad will be completed The frame
the iron bridge which Is to span the PassaC River at
this city has been completed, and will be put down in the
Spring. The Committee OF the French Ladies Bazaar
has decided 10 transmit the 81 500 remaining n its hands
tO the Society of Quakers In London for distribution in
France. To raise further funds, arrangements are
making by the Committee for grand charitable
concert Charles rutte. about ~ hoOlkeepcr for
the frm of Yates Whurton, hattCrs, nysterously dis
appeared Tuesday morning, and has not since been
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
lAnposs<smeaisl ]
lAnpossS,msatsI
BURSErr'a COOKING EXTRACTS are The best'

POOR D DUMAN NATURE SrRUGGLES TOT rA'h,
Virtue and Tuceess y because does not understand rs pow
and IT, dsc PuRgSoLoGr, applied at $50 Brodsa directs
each o his right pursuit.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER

NJ Hour Tfer. Bar Mind
Ian 'O 20 sa16 ESw. Jan II g ~, AZ AZ ssSSE
70 AZ 3ll0N - a. sosI X a.
ll.f7 n. T. ~ "a N, IGo
R,u,pxs-Jan 49, 1870, thermometer at = d. Ill., 'O''
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
A SERIES of GRAND DIAMOND GIFT
CONCERTS,
POR THE BENEFIT OF
VICTIMS OF THE FRENCH wAR,
will he held

IN WARRINGTON, D. G.. FEBkUAkf ~ IJ'l'
10000 TICKETS AND NO MORE, WILL BE SOLD,
Numbered from to 10000
100000 WORTH Of DIAMONDS Of the VERY FINEST QUALITY
Appraised and Warranted by Diamond Hoase
scon existence will ts given boilers Of tickets 'hOn,
reservation whether absent present.
This nagueeut collection wHICHIs THE LARGEST and MOST
VALUABLE IN America is caoyued asfooSS: One Imperial Sc!
Brcapn md Earrings warranted, bs the finest in America worth
$4,000; ono magnificent full set, Breaspn Earrings and Bracelets
worth $4,000 ore similar se worth $4,000 Solitaire Diamond
Ring wo,h $1,000; one magnificent of Solitaire Diamond s;a'
worth $1,000; one Qaies m set cluster BreaPn Ess
rings and Bruo $500; 0e5o sets and separate sres
all, ranging n yalGe from $50 to $4,000 each.
No stronger guantee than th u the dngush gentlemen
who have consented at Commissioners and oGeers be gwen
for the character AMI integrity Of the enterprise
Agent. in all principal eiues
orders for Information addressed HewYoTk oEo 33
Broadway, Nill receive prompt a,tention.
~ FOR PARTICULARS SgB CIRCULARs.-s
Gen. Gen AnnrTE lnrr rT.saT5;$g $5Ss D. O., Commissioner.
''' New.Yofk City
NJ VICTOR PLACE, )r,nseo 10 -e,e,. .,d ,onrol
'ol''f"eheiS NeSioTE ct, this French DOna'iOn
NATIONAL BANK 0P THE Depository.
J. /. ROBERTSON & Co, Agents,
3ls Broadway Eew.York
Eev-Tork Personal References
TOs A. HoYT QIoyt Gariaer Bankersl ycePresdea Cod
Exchange Of Ses-iork.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
LONG ISLAND.
STATEN ISLAND.

CIproN.-Maior Gibbs's residence, near Fort
Tompkius formerly owned by William IL A,pinwall, was
destroyed 10y 1Ic last night.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
uolIsF OF REPRE- ENIATIVLs.

HOUSE OF kEFIsEf ENIAIINE-
Nh SWAMI (Dem., Md, from the Com
mittcc o, F1re.1a Atiire, reported bill appropjalpg
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19

NeN-Tork Personal References:
TIIos HOYT Ioyt Gariaer Banker vicePresdea Cold
Exchange Of Nea-lorA.
EVANS. GARDNER & Co., 5J7 ard III Broadway
Hon JOHN T. WARD. 80 Waist
ANDERSON STARR Co., Broadway
Tickets sale NewYork No. Was ard ticket osces prn
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19

The following diagram w explain he positions Of M different roads
ioIplE tie New YolA and boston HEoUGn LINES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-16
STXLLIONS..

II0kSODORE vANDEkBiEf wit MAKE fHk skA-
son ii the stables Of the subscriber Stamford Conn
Bca.s leave pier 81 East river, daily AZ 2soP y.