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New-York tribune., 1871-10-11
CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Tomls Police Court, Justice Hogan COM
mI Mary Langsn snd E,a Thompson yesterday for stealing ribbon
and other the OF A r. Stewart Co.
at Broadway aud Tentb-st
In the Court of Special Sessions, before Judge
sb.sdey Yesterday Powers stealing 81 50 from Th'
b. Kisssn for months George John
son stealing IS bottles Of rLubarb. one month
At the Jefferson Market Police Court John Gala
Bath Maine committed yesterday, for stealing SO from
ParctMcKron OF No. 2 Cathsri9e leary Of No. s
for stealing clothing worth So from Matte
Smith Of No LOG W est Tweny-seventlst
In the Court of General Sessions, before Recorder
yesery Simpson for burglary, State
Descar charged with committing indecent assault
emish acquitted .Wp H. IeIdwel, charged with
asssuting Nancy King with acquitted.
William Messick charged with conspiracy to de-
fraud the Government by procuring straw a for the withdrawal OF
whisky from warehouses held ye,tenay 40OD
bail shields 1t charged that Mesck belongs To
gang Of bae whose headquarters ad TO be
st No. Cehtreu.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-11
p1SSENGERS ARRITED.

PROM LTvERPOOL-Tn steamship Atlantic. Or lo-Mss adelaide
ilcInipr Ious Bert Mrs Harriet kenrY r"rsheIi
MI, Wuu,e Anderson Alfred hsrchand, Mrs Alfred hsrchsHo
Mons Jules Dcisn, Madame Jules Detsu James BhchEn
MR. Hannah Burhan Miss Ma:y Buchan, Master James "
OgrT MIS-, Jennie Ogeye Mt and Mrs L. W Curtis MIS- AaIa
MCPHERSON sharon Miss Flora sharon Master re shoh
Irse Harding W WassOrth Chas hing Chds r. hopes
lanes ONe +. Marks Miss Maggie Marshall Miss L0asa on
yay Miss Ellen CONWAY Wm Armour Fredk Washbura hev IoIn
W Kramer Rev. W. Scnbner. Chas o. Mitchell the Kv W
sparoue Geo worhEg.on Master Feh stokes birs H.
LinIev Lnev VIM r. Lewis, Nm Margaret Lewis Mrs.
Ellen Fthan Mary L,hian Judge Freeman Fhsn hT H.
Eiisha C. Lcheeld Vim. H. Read, VIM T. Brown red
Joopr D. y athorre B. n Hysn, DR. A. B. shaw Mrs Harriet
Iaborpe Dewitt Van Lug' the Rev stephen Holmes T. G
DurIar VI R-ebruok, Noble Philips Cas Shelton me
Sb,op Carlos TIomas Kdy Michael G. Kerr Philip Just ce
Mrs Phillip Justice Aurew Lavish John McAuleY Albert WefnJ
Geo y Ma h Anirew Benz Whitney, LayOns A. Hathaway,
Hutchinson Alfred r. Krrnersey Mrs kennersey hs
M,ry Fitch Wm d. Dlar. VIM H. Wise. Mrs Emma Wise Master
Henry Wise Mrs Elizabeth Wise Mss Sophia lse
Miss Eliza Fanny Wise John Harms samuel Baher
HAMB RG-ln steamship HamnoDa, Oct lO-Frrd Iegef
and Bsar and wife Emil Seyd Robert Seyd amy
Carnes j. r. MeSe Otto Spsne we and S.n
l. Rsmaun and wife, w Ihomsen berns M
Won Eschtruh Kongm. Dr. C. K1efner asnds kueTge,
Opferge Anna Saub Eas Baer. Dr. Cusen and WIFE Richard
Muler Meehh q. Determaon Fran, Baer Jacob Non
G. H. C. Howes Louise Jese and cnid
Aug Henry Niehus Fred Lchtenled Robert
Dors Abraham Baer Jee Abraham BAR
Marg Bhs Carl Cohn, Maria StumPs Eief
brook Hermsa Ncos PnnI VIM Schwibur N Wmmeoeche H.
Barbara Kaue Id. Runge Janr Nc
Jul A. Leuz Petersen G. Bae hmh huck henry
Wigger II. Adler.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-11
FALL OPENINGS.

Several Of the large retail dry goods houses
and millinery establishments have had their regular Fall
openings within the last week. and attracted general
remark by the unusual elegance Of their displays Tho
Fall and Winter styles Of bonne, hats &C., OF Madame
II. BGhlmeyer Of No. Is East Ninthst comprise variety
OF novelties not heretofore introduced in NewYOrk.
Among them. the Dubarry-a dress bonnet for recep-
tions-the Pompadour dress hat, and the Aazarin of
brown velvet hnd most general acceptance. Her cos
tunes also greatly admired.
Similar displays also made by johnson, Burns
Co. on Oct. 4; by Nine GalOupeaux OF No. s. East
Tenth-st and at the Mason PnchOn, No. 10 Brevoort
place. ,.
The regular Fall opening Of Altman, Brothers Co..
took place yesterday The counters were laden with
costly fabrics and every inch OF space in the saeoOs
was utilized The stock Of silks satins, and laces,
especially noticeable. well as that VI manufactured
New-York tribune., 1871-10-11
An ERIE FARCE.

ANNUAL MEETING OF ERIE STOCKHOLDERS
RESIGNATION AND REELECTION OF FISK,
GOULD, AND LANE.
The Erie Railway stockholders held their
annual meeting, at IL a. m yesterday, In the Grand
Opera House The following letter was presented At a
meeting OF the Directors, held shortly before:
TO ne hoard Of Directors Of he Erie Ra,rdy Company
,dESTLLhkh: The many unjust and unfOunded attacks
.nat nave oten made upon the act commonly known
INC CIAsspCalon Act" although sufficiently answered
ny the unanimous action Of the stock In accept
ing hat ac nevertheless To make II desrabe that
We shOud snow by fresh action that the law only
Company.
has been charged that the object Of this statute
hOey 10 perpeuate the office and ,pOwcr OF ihe
dcrsgned In iact, We have always been willing " hub
t 70 vote VI the stookholders aud beg " offer
New-York tribune., 1871-10-11

o., ta.t NJ our readiness to ahlie by this drcson
e,th nurnoso we now lay before you our resgnhpn
s Mroctors OF the CorporaOn trust which We Sna''
NOT again take up unlcss freely restored thereto ny o
not hsni u, stoctbolders JAY GOULD.
Vote vi uo '' JAMES tFIsK, JR.,
f. A. LANE
On motion OF Mr.. Edrdge. the resgnaohS OF mo'1n.
MI. uor,d and Lane were accepted. The Secretary was
,..,otsd by the Board to submit TO the stockhourS
tho ,cport OF the Investigating Committee and tue pro-
cood,nes therein, including the release executed ny
Mossrs Gould Fisk and Lane, by vote OF tho Board VI
Directors ,. <,.,rr,on ~ fbe meeting
~ the sockhoders, and Mr. smons Secretary. Mr. MA lii m
the report Of the Board OF Direetors anu M
~ nrnceednRs OF the Board during the past year were
ratified unanimously Mr swan the agent Sl was
nraarnt but did not vote. Jay Could James FISK, Jr
nd Frederick A. Lane then elected DirectOrs OF
tho Company for five years by heary uial"ou' wv
New-York tribune., 1871-10-11
DECISIONS-OCT. 10.

Supreme Court Chambers-By Judge Carlozo.-
Esg Schyer A-MotOn dehat granted payment
10 SIZE exceptions granted OF
last Godfrey ct al Ag Levys-MOtOu dene costs to
abide
Web-Jqdgmrnt plaintiff Tutte sacseJudgment for
u.ntB with leave III defendant
defendant the costs abide the event.
Hoook NohnpJudgnent for the defendant with leave to
amend Bailey Ferris mpdJudgmeut for the
paina demurrer, with leave usual terms
Superior Court-Specdl 1eTm-By Judge Jones'
Ogden sgt Lahrop Bristol Davis Smith AL Trevor
sgt smith BrAser sAh Brnsr Norris Kohler,
Brisiey. NOr,t-l. Meyer
Battery Railroad CoOres granted Rant
Coben--Order denying motion.
Common Pleds-Specal Trm-By Judge Charles 7.
D.ly-In re John Kipp Application granted
Marine COurt-Pdrt by Judge Gross-Kauf-
S3 for services real estate
hrokr tnr-Ic reseryo Neville Whtecck-Judgmen by
plaintiff 465 + and ALLOW Kitchen sg
uaur Connolly Bown-D smissei. Baldwin
sg ickiug-Setlrd Clements GloecDer action %
$50 for anisrJuigmen for the defendant Part By Jsfge
KpnnelvAoon attachment deDied
Dmisssd BY default Bner sgt rthod
taken. Rosenbuh ORouk tred-DecsOn reserved
New-York tribune., 1871-10-11
TIE COURTS.
A QUESTION FOB REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

A QUESTION FOR REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
In the Superior Court, Part /, before Judge
Barbour, Mathilde Lecoutcuex sued James j. Lyons
to recover s15eO the value of furniture which she EN-
ployed the latter real estate agent 10 sell for her. She
also employed him sell her house. No 30 West Twelfth
st. II was stipulated that he should not sell the two Jointly
for than $1,000 Tie agent sold the house aono TOT
$1,000 an having received this advance upon the stlp-
ulaed price nsdercd himself entitled TO the furniture.
and IT, pieces, from the house The defense pro
duccd the power Of attorney given by the pGlhtlE
brother Mr. Lyons authorizing him. broker to sell
the house and furniture, No. 80 Wen Twelfth,st, f0r
s3Os and stipulang that he might retain all he OBJ
tanned over in addition TO his regular commission
the $4,000. Upon this paper Mr. Lyons insists
that his claim to the furniture Is established
New-York tribune., 1871-10-11
No Steamship Maiis
p1SSEVCFPS SAILED.

FOR HAMBrGG-In steamship Sle,ia, Oct lo-hr 'nd Mrt
er,p De- Lravltt Lesyi chiiren, and nurse hS
Louise Hart Schel and taught,r Mrs n1e%e' Cn,,n,
natl Ohio; John Taylor Master J"hn H. 1W1t. hAIOi
Levy and lady. Mr. G Wo'i. two children saG seq
nurse MIS- aIdesr E Ks0,,nS B. Kins.laud and lady
Mr. Philip Mr Henry omaan NJ, Kroegln Nj T. b. ba,
mentb,l Mr. Julius p;icl N Samuel Wolf ard lacy Mr L99s
s. Wolf Mr. Benamn Wof Mis- Rose Wolf Mr DAVID Colin sr
Ior Ra1 Mr. Cove Mr. NJ Neson NJ D. ho' s"%mrr' Mr. Mr.
j. H. He,man ay and H ar Dettg ena9 G M NJ y W. wi ,S aPa
Bennei Master Bennett, Miss Oiie benne MIS- Johanns
Bennett sues Schae Master T. SehAef r. b"aAe 1u
daughter
New-York tribune., 1871-10-11
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

WEDNESDAY OCr. H. =,
r, r., Pr,ne via OurpDs,own Liverpool. stetn'h
Minneso,a co,r at Supplementary Mail on Per No. 20
All letter deposited Supplementary Mail must be prepaid win
double pOstagrl
Mail. for Plrop Queenstown aud Liverpool p" sesm.hp
New 30 supplementary aSii on Fe ~" w.
N r.. is closed at l:Jb p. IN. . /. -...i, -,,h
IAN rttcrs drp,ot IN Supplementary Mails mast DO pepAd WIN
double postage c.z
a.s for Havana and Wee, Indies steamship Moro Castle
close at p. IN. ,,,.v - "a
Main
New-York tribune., 1871-10-11
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW yOKK
OCTOBER 10.

PORT OF NEw-yOKK ....................oCrosESlo 10.
s S 6 6o.a G HsgPR % Co.
si;:%:SiP s:.%:RS yS:. Disi FSs:%a Hand
EsS CGs%Ds0 sas SyaHt6 aaso T % H. mcgsn Co.
steamship NAga cOucn Richmond Norfolk. and City POn' Old
Sa%p i.sac ie Brakeman Norfolk City Richmond
o Stasm.hp VIM r Clyde Norfolk City Point and Richmond,
Sir."sSp Black Diamond Meredith; PhI.tlpha Abbott
steamship Fsnny Fatcn philadelphia LOrhad steamship Co.
SiFp tIi4 Pr%. ponD,' Laa Francisco Sutton 4 Co
sp ss M oGisa S %s5 ss";j' rSVSs s 90
BaTs BaTs is.yn Eastern tGf ce jI Carr poSn Bnsy
PAL Noan1 Df Mc3GG P;a.oh Cork o. fslTsuS p %ol Nro
Bds Da Cspo iyor Penarh Roads Funch Aye Co.
Dow; as. ae% g. ass Il sS r. s;.~s2 sGG. Co.
cq, bolivar r, P1Ssns.a " ss. &C.
sSs sSsE Ja G%'3 f k H1ss sIas s as'ssj M
scS cS %n E EH s@s sf k EN-; %t. Il BHat
c s & F. %9 L. smith T; RSs SfSH~l h'ds
sc scS u Ssn Bell bSp bS5 81 MSs Van Buu. Bro
ScLt Consultation, smith, Savannah.
steamship Atlantic CBr Perry Liverpool sept 2a and Qu''n'tOwn
''1 s,.. "la ,S '' st t,; Ill., Sept ~ k,
Sesuhp south carons l. with md,e and
ste.@.hp aonso%ery Farcoh Savannah Oct + and
Goth with Iu,se ani 5!3 pass. Kunh arit Co
Francisco ReynOl Bernud, 81 days ballast to
Sbu Crusader (of ondon) jenkins Liverpool 70 days with mise
Loegren Cardiff Sept H. with railroad iron
Bark Hsbe GeJ Frsyhag Gloucester Eng 80 day, with aI
Rs Bar. Kimes Blanche s Asa ay ball S
Bark NJ Of and 10 days from sydney B. with $40
tuns coal
Ticker. Cape Sable, y. 4. with fish.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND COAsTwIss
Caroline Hull Virginia Arrtic. Rondou.
Ahbie L. william Rondou. Mary t. Pearson. R0ndOui.
Expedite. EitabehpOrt ldbety, EhIaoethport
Elsabethport Gale ElEabethporL
Mary MershOn EIahethport Belle ElLabehport
Harmonic Ehtahethpot Pscihc, EbIabethpOr
Fashion Eilsbethport. Sh"kinah, BlIsbethpor
P.ieon Elilabethport. Martha Harnett Rntsbethport
BIpres BizahethpOr. Revenue. BhabethporI
PsrsRona Bhrahethpor Holmes. Grorgetown,
J. J. Pharu, Georgetowu. w w. Dickens westerly K l.
Elrs J. RanOr Boston. John Farnym, Providence
Edward WOoten, Providence. = '" Ponder Taunton
Gertrude Cromwell. Ct Boston Boston
Splendid, Wsrehsm JOsphne, Norwich
f. q. Wsruer. Portland CT 4. {. Smith. lsunton'
Nathaniel Holmes. Prov Escort, bridgeport
Fall Harriet Lewis Providence
Charley wool.ey Georgeown Henry Finch, AeIsAdnA
u. s. Msrlor. Virginia X. z. Chase, Rondout
WlND-Sundown, moderate, g.; hsIy.
SAILED.
Steamships Ses for HsmburS Heveta London Virgo for
Savannah.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Oct l0Arny- steamship W Krhneiv from Baltimore
Magnet Nellie Mitchell from st. Domingo
Jeremiah fcn Glendale from DaTeS NJ h. Penne
Georgetown, D. {.
B,ri Isaac Lucon from Baltimore for Perrh Sept IS lat IS 90
loo II ~.
DISASTER.
CHATHAM Mss Oct l0The scbr Telegraph of Providence nom
n H. with ashore Chatham
Bars last night The remains tight and be got od a. high
today. The wreckers board
IFor Latest Ship Mere see nm Pa0e.I
Il
New-York tribune., 1871-10-11

goods and ladies' SUITS In which lines tho arm has
gained great reputation for taste and Judgment fine
stock Of gentemen's dress goods also exhibited
beautiful display OF patterns for worsed work attracted
though not large, was judiciousy selected.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-11
PAsr In.--LLISE,J

7s6s agt Blrdweil 1853. TIE 7 Steam r'~" 10
1857. II seket agt Curren sgL PHrveL
67so. Psror sH POLLOCK. Ryan sgt marSh
73et An at Lew 1871. Rassel sgt Wer
CounT or Oynx .sp TgssSHR-BAasARD J-Opens at 10y
Mcbsel Mop.hsn rare TO- Daniel grand
Ch,-e, iJnrn. buysry H. Leroy grand larorpy
Nch,eI :, oman Woods grapd larcenv
AIrIander Man.s burglary Joseph Bennett grand lsrcy
Manuel Young forgery nN-holah snhVan granG ,Ar
Lavery Flonlous Is Terence Creaner grsn nary
.,pit and battery is. Charles Howard, grand larc
Pnni RomeT fsr prrtense II PeI Murphy and John Ryan
O. dee Rogers. grand larceny larceny from the person.
Geo Wilson grand larceny.
Court SRssOss-Beoe Recorder HACKETTOpens as
liam.
/. John Hbbcrly robbery 5..WD. g. Balpll. bgamy
2..Predsrok r. Luhy, John NJ 6.GeOr2e Wells blOnOs
Lsbr and Eugene Koebler, ssnl and battery.
gambling. BENJAMIN \. Brady felspons
D.. .JSmes Cshl, mayhem assault aud batrty
4..Chares Meinge, grand lar.
UsrED STATRs DISTRICT CorRr ~ J.
Al A M
100 Richardson a. agt The Purns et a.
snlr. Ann Fila H. l2I..EbriskI"Pgt Fountain
2os. .Pskert Smith. 2II. C 'adwin oct LAND
2Oq. .ROser an agt Kermit Harlem y. L. Navigation
2O. Same agt. Same Go. The ship John
la. .kHea Autonncd Tucker
New-York tribune., 1871-10-11
SUICIDE OF AN OLD BILLIARD MARKER.

SUICIDE OF AN OLD BILLIARD MARKER
Peter COye, age 60, cut his throat, ycster-
day while lying in bed in his apartment at No. 8l Mul-
berryst He employed for mnny years "a marker In
several billiard in this city. lie was unmarried
Somewhat eccentric from lack Of employment he has
recently been low spirited having stated on several Oc-
d. nast he has been confined to hs bed by sickness
and he probably committed suicide under temporary In
sanity
New-York tribune., 1871-10-11
gorunration Notices.


CRY OF YEwYoRK, DrPARrxssr o, PIsAScE Bras,U s7,
ARRKARs 0yyCK oy THE CLERK oy ARkkAEs sep"
NOTICE of SALE of LANDS and lENh
~ MENTS unpaid Of 1856 1861 and 1865 aud CrO"a '
rrpts Of 1865, 1856 and 1857 ,xyo.. A..
Under direction Of the Comptroller o the CITY Of Nes -
hereby gives public notice TO The
so, entitled for the collection Of taye aAsessneno n
water rnn City Of NewYsrk sad 70 amend the Ssfai A' -
relation thereto" passed April ., MI. l., A., rs,v -
That the req lands ard tea<ments me
Nr,lork laid and oonhrped "a
WARDS a. inclusive, for the 1906 1907 sna Al ,l
now remaining and unpaid, and also the respcnys W Ws
lands and tenemen CITY Of NswYork staaed ~ a, D.
which the regular croOa water reos have are n
1855 and 1851 and remaining due ana dss
auid the .id and CrOos water rnsM ~ pscsrsat
snd paid Cet Of Arrears al bis o1es w hs rss
Finance the New COsr Boes With .As interest ts DE h,rys
The time Of paynss sd. IN
OF this notice and sVsrsnent sad dssst "a sn sscou q
payusn will b sod 81 Rs, N.sYo o.
Nsw the City Hal. PsII the S sIoei sooa
THURsDAY the >A day of December. U -. ne .sns
lSsss Of Which P,r:on s M o. Crs.ss ws.s
eondsrauos Of advssng the amSant o. NE er,an afore
the BE- dse and OnP.d and E S s,sss cf I'M .sA
advertisement and s other cost, and eIas & IN ,Ss is
secA ale will Be eoathued nom tine 70 ume' Until ." '
meuu hero advertised for sale shall be soh u1 ...l Of ~
And notice s bershy further Eveu ,hat oe'ase .A
I.. ,n M. Ctooa water the owneFshP ne
ssd ON wh Croon unpaid ~ Bpr,sa
Of pamphlet deposited 10 he om
Of The Iierk Of A. wiA DO delvssei 70 40. @ lss,
~ y Wv,
New-York tribune., 1871-10-11

SPA Moon 2:4
TINS DAI-AA
SANDY island. IS Hell ise FeuT. 1:H
y.
Hook uy Island. .bl8 Hell Gate Feuy s:VI
New-York tribune., 1871-10-11

Postmaster Jones has sent superintendent
Knapp and corps OF clerks to Chicago " see 10
ing the New York mails from the West
New-York tribune., 1871-10-11
Ocean 6teamers.

limited STATES, NEW-ZEALAND, u, sand
LuSTRAIIA NAIL sTRAMsHIP LINE-A Steamer Of this
has viii dispatched rom Ran Ir,oe,ee noes on
New fourth WHDNRsDAI srsahei with na psssa
gn and fHgh for Hoaslais Aaehand wehsss Lysson aa
Per- Chslnsn, soussstnS Asehhsd na ron Chsnn ~
hsibsne aud e other prneip. Asrsh
psrsa Fer fssh. passage apply w. WKBB, kIshAsse
plaza
NORTH GERMAN No. Lloyd STEAMSHIP
PoR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN .u,..
NEW YORK. Capt. L. Emsier ul sI 90 IhC
DAY Oct i? Al RON Bsnsn Per foot Thrd'I' h0o0is' "
Be followed By - s.rrp
s..nlAp DEUTSCHLAND. Capt. H. r. SsJnAeer on Hrok-
DAY. Oct II.
(rAtLsLB IN GOLD, or Irs HarivALssr ~ crAsN|,2 20.
Fret cabin
speond cabin.
Va, r., IN a, n...rr ami, "a ORLRCuS.k Co, AseDts
~ 2B0Hhaz Eroea
New-York tribune., 1871-10-11
nor ST. THOMAS and BRAZL-
TOR LIVERPOOL,

VIA QUEENSTOWN,
CARRYING THE u. 8 hArfA
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM OoMPAKY
viii dsparh frstcss foil s.an,s
FROM PIER No. 46, n. &, EVERY WEDSESDAf.
a. follows:
MINNESOTA. Capt T ". PnEsHAs. October H. "1:OpA
IDAHO Capt October 49, G&Saa
MANHATTAN, Capt J. B. PRrcE..... October 20
COLORADO Capt T F. FsEEsAs. October 70 at o'oo ps
WISCONSIN. Capt wrLLIAss....... November sss;Da%
NEVADA Capt, November At 1891
Cabin passage, S8S. gold
sesrsgs passage (OSce No 80 Broadwsyl so currency.
For freight .r cabin pss.age aprlv TO
WILLIAMS & GUToS No g. walls
JNMAN LINE. For QUEENSTOWN and
LIyEKPooL Mail Steamers are sPpSpd 70 ~. i - y
CRY or BALTIMORE ThgRS6AI 9,s St, is S..
Au each Us .usHs SATURDAY AID TUhsD4Y Sos
NORM fa'e' RATES OF PASSAGE.
FIRST tgHs chBIs N oo.n s7s srEERASs
To bo94on. 3" To- TO P9, PS9s'a, ,....
p..Ss rn also foi..ci. 10 .,r. H.nStIs So,., ~
Test.tso be SSush moderate rates. by Wishing
further 'nSf iSa2 gG bAff Fl; GsTRi'SS lsR <: G S-sr
LONDON and NEW-Y0RK STEAMSHIP
IL LINEIe 6stcIa;s steamships 'fh' Line "N be 4F-eS<
pAn.sA-s.,.,.y Fss 6s IL l. SPS SFlsiGGiY-s Eif, Oct o.
Cabin sos Its s.sDa q c.Ss .'s s sSsasS'' s1s. So
f'' H0wIASD { AsPiNwALL, Agents. 81 and s. sooh.t
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
sTEAasHIPs fBETTEEs Sw'Y6Rk AND HiVRE' CALLING
The .Dpda vessel, on this vor,s route Couansnt
from Pi.r No. 81. North River .. follows, -
sFHk,fs 81 HaEREyi sHEgRpAy
MAIHISGToy s.TTsP.Y sPsY Sa,s%Sst SS.s
VILE pRit Ri g1' or PASSAGE IL GoiD naSiaGns -a
TO BKEST OR HAyRE;
First ExGrRSoN fi%T;ij; TICKETS Ar EEDCcED RATES.
These steeTaRe pa'senEeFs
New-York tribune., 1871-10-11
BASEBALL.
BOSTON VS.. ECKFORD

BOSTON VS.. ECKFORD.
The fourth and last game of the series be-
Veen the Boston and EckfOrd Clubs yesterday, on the
Union Grounds. resIlItAd ~ falloWs;
New-York tribune., 1871-10-11

C7un. lat "a ID Oh Ia 9Th 7a eth. ah lOA Total.
Es.,S"i,.,"Ss Es.,s" 3 3 . 9 : 5-s
Umtr, G. Mutual CSS time Of game hsonq hrt bas
rd Boston, tines oauedBokord o.
Bostos total beldioS Bedford. IL; Boston, H.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-11
NATIONAL LINE.
Go Uhcm II man Concern

OFFICE REPUBLIC LIFE INSURANCE Co.
~ OF CHICAGO JOHN " FARWBL President 4os Broadway,
OF and all kinds the suffering people Il
Chicago viii be- received and forwarded By this Comr.n free o charge
(senr,D q. W. p BOWMAN Viee-Prcst
STAMMERING or SUFFERING CURED by
~ D WHITE 0ATMAN +2 Fourth corner Twenty eightA
st., New York. No until cuIei Send for Circulars
VNHE TRUSTEES of the FIVE POINTS
HOUSE OF INDUSTRY grateful for Psst support compenod
appeal present need Tie receipts during The Sumner
supply funds and With the ApptoaoA
Of demands tie treasury increase
over three hundred children in The schooL
Moret two hundred reside in the house ~ /"
thousand meals daily gwen 10 charen ana dsi
orsI lave been prov ned "n enPJ
ment during the past four months -
More than ousnd dollars needed for immediate S
Boa who ueed only to be reminded OF No
Institution viii kindly remember U.s. Contributions may -
SCOT 10 HUGH n. CAMP. Treasurer, 53 Werth-st . ,,,
TRrsrRgs-ArchibAd Russell President Charles ty hsnnA -
fr Hugh Camp Trrssarr freer4i t. f"1e, hoIs n 's'
Geergs Belts Secretary d. Lvdg Suytan, @ H. Morgan
New-York tribune., 1871-10-11
Ocean Gteamers.

HAVANA, PROGRESO and VERA CRUZ.
IL HBW-YORK. and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP IIsR
Leaving Pier No II, Ksst River. Havana
CITY OF MEXICO Zimmerman. SATURDAY Oct Il
CLEOPATRA Phihps Havana only. TUESDAY Oct ~
CITY Or MERIDA Desken No
CLEOPATRA. Philips tHsVaaa Only) IT. ESDAY Mo- IL
r ALEXANDRA SONS % Bro.s~.t
II 5. MAIL TO HAVANA.
W ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co,
from Pier ko T. North River - '''
BORRO CASTLE Capt R. Adams. ................ ~
COIIMBiA Capt. x. Vsn se-. ............... Oct 10
MISSOURI Capt T II. horton ..... ............ Dot H
For freight or passage sppJ To A. w. DIhOCk, PreadeaG
No Bowling gree.
EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
Il United STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COhPANt
Regular Mail Steamers smiling on the 2H Of syeu month
MERRIMACK. Can't Wler. October
sol I'll AMERICA. Capt T. j.. Tnsl~rangh. November u
sORTH AMERICA. Cap. G. g. Socrm D-o@mber IN
These splendid sail scdiue and call At n Th1ws
rsra Posmbu Bsbs and ko de Jso end returning pss
WIN r GARRISON. AGent No. 5 sBo-iinsrrecn' He"fon
A NCIIOR LINE.-STEAMERS TO GIAS-
IA COW, LIVERPOOL and LONDoNpBhkt.
Pier % North Ryes
EVERY SATURDAY AND "WEDNESDAY
THR NEW DBPARTuhEs; ;v,,, ~
IRON S.AssSw 1:,y ., 30 PSon Ss@r wa. OF
CAIRDONIA. SATURDAY sept % CALEDONIA ..s.tS Or
Saturday Oct LASGLiA satarilJ' =
Pirs, passage s75: inisuneda,s stears
ga sseersse tickets from .hS,s p"ps & ~ Spor,yo.
Bo~inr gT..,
For the and The public the Aach IsI
have opened 2l BroAdwa where es DE- AZ TIs,
RaToad Tickets station West North and South parad
New-York tribune., 1871-10-11
Hlatbinnp.

CMAIJ, two-feed news WHARFEDALf
= mint. paper I2o usi thing for daily Of fair crcsiauos
sped 900 an hour All ready start Also larger 'SA For ~
rhr,n tor es.h by VICTOR X. MAUGRR Ito Reade-sh
New-York tribune., 1871-10-11
Eotels.

COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Washington st
~ occupying square fOn Worcester to spnnsaehse S'"e
=. ROGERS Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-11

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