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New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
DIED.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Russel BrOuaer ard n years DAY
The s saDS Se o F.'s the arc nos Mr. Fr$mSn Son
i O'Clock cOneyano' will bs in attendance at the depot
goDDM ons T. Oct & LsRp'i I'D pG ssao, .s p nr. s to .,a
!Rs T"..ar sSaS Oct .oiR Io .Is .s ocecl m
FRIEDGRN-on Oct l. Henry NJ. Freidgeu ar.d 70
The will take place Monday Oct from E;:hS'
o'clock The remains will 10 taken t" "0'd-Sn FresAf
HoPPoCK-At Pa. Nebraska Oct Edward A 500 Of No
yos.c sss a. Of nOppDlli fSPstsl hereafter
JENNBROn 9Th inst, MNsw,ri j. Solomon Jenner In he
The i,es add friend, of til. y respectfully invited 70 .ttsaa
his funeral TUESDAY the lOth inst. from hA late rs
deuce No. IS Mury-st
McEwgy-on saturday Oct Mrs ThOma. McB~eu of w.rwNi,
ySS.1,i 0",fi% SG aoSi.y Nd ~ sso oeoes 10 lt'
PERRY-sudden Fhk Charles Perry only Of samuel as
% STe. ud friends Of ne family are respectfully .s.I
Church q The Messiah REV D HePworS Of fhrJoarAs@ -
and Park
pHELAS-A. hn residence "a wsa Treuh, Oct T. hicA.d
lO H. wedne,day Or H. IN Church Of st. Pr.a'
Xsver, NIterh-t, sIthaye. Thence 70 Calvary
PURDY On Sturd.y morning Oct at h, late residence 80 PH
s.D o@ a1a a'af st. TRo%a csurcn %
Tuesday morning. Ulh inst, at 10 o'clocE s-=E ,
ROEOu Saturday Oct Sarah A. Mofat widow Of the late seely
Funeral from her late residence. Orange Co.. Ia rs
10th inst, at 5 o'clock p.
sroRM-on sunday eth inst, residence her .onnl.v pr.
BOVINE Port Richmond Staten Island Mr.. Jane Storm in 'ss
Remains will be taken to ,bs Du'che County tr nsen.n. =:
and relatives Of the family are requested 70 attend ei onen
the Reformed Church Hopewsn N. " on Tuesday, loA
| inst a dc ock without further nTitaion
wALKBR-On Friday. Oct. g. william wsier .ed % yeag
Friends family invited attend the funeral from biz late r
dence No. } West Thirty hrdsa on TuesdJ 10th inss' I"
wEbsrER-os Seventh day morning Tenth Month co.'oss r.
atsh Webster. in the 18th year Of his age ....
The relatives and friends Of the family sre respectfully invited
his funeral from Friends Meeting House, Peaoest PlRnhoh
On Th Tuesday, afternoon, s9 O'clock Trains leave ss
If Liner st al and l23O return al +:A
WOOL Oct Hamilton t. Of George and Marietta Wood sssa
81. ~.
brOher Wood o3 West Twenty seconds krsaes ape
friends are rrsrecy attend also members ConpAU
N. " and the regiment gsnesr
The will be rarytovu BY the S9 n wan %
Tuesday, the 10th. for interment
YoUyG-A For. Washington oc, lsl Anna A. wife joseph
YOmg. -. 49,. x, =.
Notice II funeral hereafter = y
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
AyrRGy BETWEEN FATHER AND son.

NlOhn McGOldrick, young man living at No
if Bowery has recently acquired considerable notorety
About four ago. for having seduced the daughter
u Hugh Blessing Of Mottst he was assaulted by her
parents. and severely stabbed. He was afterward ar
rested charge Of seduction, and while the complain
ants waiting for the arrival Of the magistrate In the
Tombs Police Court, Blessing produced revolver and
fired at the seductr, who returned the fire, and ran
toward the Franklinst. Police Station Several shots
were exchanged before McGodrck gained the Station
and Blessing arrested, none OF the shots having
taken effect Both were aftCrvard released on bail.
On saturday evening, McGoldrick was in Washington
Market, when his father VIM McGOldrick OF Far Rock
away who keeps butcher stand at No. il2 Washington
Market, desired his son TO work for him. The son re-
fused " 90 and angry words passed between them
Ihe Goa finally drew revolver and nred twice at bis
tathsr without effect. Tho father caught up large
hutcheknlfe to defend himself and made stab at his
son, cutting through bis coat and underc0LhinR but
falling 70 inhct wound The arrival OF the police and
he arrest Of the cOmbatants prevented continuation OF
The ARRAY The prisoners were locked ia the Cham
hers-St. Police Station, and were committed 70 the
Ionb counter charges, 10 await trial. In default Of
Sl,IO bail eAcl.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
OBITUARY.
MICHAEL PHELAN.


Michael Phelan, to whom the game of bill
ards largely popularity In social circles died on
Saturday at his residence in this city, age 65 Inc re-
oe causr of his death was prosration induced
nv Dures and exposure resulting from collision at the
.t ocean yacht race last year. when he maze super
buman efforts TO save the life Of his grandson He was
oo-n I'm Kilkenny County, Ireland. in lslG ana AT an
.a,ly age came to this country and apprenced hmNeI
pA syersmith and jeweler. During his leisure hours
be amused himself with the game OF Billiards, ana soon
became an accomplished player. He served engage
upents with several billiard firms in TINS cltV'
and went to Ireland In 1851 10 give exhibitions or the
benefit OF his suffering countrymen On MS return he
opaned rooms at No. $40 Broadway, where he redheu
few yeara finally leaving his business IN the hands oi
Dudley IKavanagh, land going to San Franclsco' Al~r
sereA OF unfortunate specations he returned 10 tls
c,v and engaged with Hugh W. COender in the manu-
<scture OF billiard tables. The spacious billiard rooms
over which lie presided afforded an opportunity TOT
hgber order OF patronage and the game was introduced
,Dto the home circle through imprOTed appliances q" his
manufacture He took prominent part In oi'fd con
tests and was uniformly successful
81. LAMBRECHT, TIE FRENCH MINISTER OF THE
INTERIOR.
M. Felix Edouard HyppOlyte Lambrecht, the
French Minister Of the Interior, whose death Is an.
pounced. was born in 1919 After acting Mayor Of
Ilains he was elected the Corps Lesatf in 1868,
40 an OppOsition candidate In that body he acted in
concert with NJ Theirs defeated In the electoral
contest OF 1852 and the year following appointed
prefect by Napoleon ILL., but declined to accept that
Jfioe. He received the important position OF Minister
Of the Interior from President Theirs and discharged his
duties satisfactorily.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
HOW MAGNUS GROSS WAS KEPT OFF THE
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
OSWALD orTENDoRFER's VERSION OF WHAT OC-
CURED AT ROCHESTER,

OSWALD orTENDoRFER's VERSION OF WHAT OC-
CURED AT ROCHESTER.
OS"ald Ottendorfer gave on Saturday to a
Tribune reporter statement Of the manner in which
the name OF Magnus Gross kept of the Democratic
State ticket He stated that last Weduesdav wbie at
Hochester he was waited upon at his hotel by Messrs
Cheeschrough. Richmond others Of the Democratic
state Convention who stated that In accordance with
the wishes OF the more prominent members OF the Con-
yention who were deslrous Of seeing the Germans
represented the ticket they had been dcpued /, ask
his acceptance Of the nomination for secratry Of State
Mr.. Ottendorfer replied that the approaching political
campaign likely to be remarkable one tina: he
pected To assume position which would admit his
being rammced by Office and that as he did not to be
charged with selfish PURPOSES he should be compelled To
decline. The Committee suggested that perhaps Magnus
Gross would consent to receive the nomination. MT
Otendorer stated that he would confer with MT Gross
and learn his views. About p. M the same day Mr..
Otendorer and Mr. Gross met In one OF the rooms OF
the hotel in the presence Of several other gentlemen
and Mr. Gross was informed Of the proposition He de-
cned to receive the nomination on almost the same
grounds as M OttendOrfer the latter suggestng tnat
the nomination did not come from their Irlens 9 anu III
stead OF Strengthening the cause or Democratic reOrn'
would rather weaken II under the exiSung
After Mr. Gross had thus positively declined the noi
NATHAN Mr. Ottendorfer the Committee ana In
formed them Of Mr. GrOsss decision Later In the even
ing Mr Otendofer was ast9nshed 10 earn tnt
his decision and concluded to accept me nomination
without consulting with his colleagues Ihe neX morn
ing Mr. OttendOrfer with the other members o tne ne
form deegatiOn (which contained seven Germans pro
ceeded the hall OF the Convention The atmosphere
with regard to the admission OF the NewforH nclega-
tions had ended, Mr. Ottcndorfer left the room II was
during his absence that Mr. Cassidy moved the nomlna
ton Of for Secretary OF state and francis
Herman stood up and said lie was authorized 70 stare
that the Reform delegation preferred not 10 nave ono o
their members on the State ticket 80 -,
Mr. Otendurfer asserts that he knew nothing OF the
proceedings OF the Convention in respect to Mr. Gross
until he returned, and that 1t was by no intlmaton OF
his wishes that Mr. rOsSs name was dropped Dut tat
II he mt Ottnndorfcr) had been asked whether was
the desire OF hs delegation that Mr.. Gross should Dc
nominated Secretary Of State he would have reple
No Mr. Gross had not informed his associates OF hls de.
termination accept the nomination, and ne could not
have expected that 1t would be their desire after wnat
had passed. Although Mr. Ottcndorfer and Mr.: cross
returned the same train there was no cSmmca@ton @
they communicated with each other the former gentle
man believing that tho latter should explain his conduct
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
CHARGES AGAINST THE THIRD-AVE. sAVlNG
BANK-sEMI-OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF MR.

CHARGES AGAINST THE THIRD-AVE. SAVINGS
BANK-sEMI-OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF MR.
KEYEs
The Sunday Mercury brought charges. yes
terday of fraudulent against the Trustees
OF the Thrdave Savings Bank and stated that the dc
ciency in ts funds is nearly half million OF doars
Attention was also drawn to the fact that E. W. Keyes
and James s. Hennessy have lately made an examina-
ton OF the accounts Of the bank at the request Oh mr
Howell the Superintendent OF the State Banking DE-
nartment Mr. Keyes made, yesterday, to TRIBUNE re-
MORTAR the following statement In substance concerning
the matter:
"This question OF the solvcncy OF the Thirda7e
Savings Bank was first discussed about three years ago.
when the bank suffered some losses which ddhot
amount half amillon Whregard
.he charge ganst certain raudnently using
da OF thr bank for the benefit Of their own speula
hv % found no evidence whatever There nave
heem losses since hesn that occurred three years ago
The character of Tho business OF the bank has been en-
ieatypate prncplcs With regard to the future OF the
bank' I am tdccldedly OF the. opinion thGt u
should not be wound up. II mas now now anout @
AZ 200 600 on deposit. II earning more lhan
~ nav the erest It's deposits ana its current
.nUoeae WHY then should 1t be wound upf have
e 70 the conclusion that the bank so nearly solvent
th - - rere ordered 10 be wound up and forced sale
OF ia assets we're effected under receershp the oss
to tbe depostors would not amount 70 more hhh three
ner cent of the deposits tS0o The bank has anple
pah on hand 10 meet run. do not think IL VIII sls
nd nrasI compelled TO do so by some action OF the
Courts cannot now tell you the exact amount OF the
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
MURPHY, CONKLING & Co.
"MURPHY, PROPAGATOR OF CORRUPTION GENE
RALLY, STILL ALLOWED TO FLAUNT IN TIE
CUsToM-HoUsE.n

"MURPHY, PROPAGATOR OF CORRUPTION GENE
RALLY, STILL ALLOWED TO FLACNT IN TIE
CUSTOM HOUSE"
From The Chtaao TrtbuH>
OF all the public reprobates In New YORK
whose abuse Of Office and general corrupt character nave
recently been made notorious the man hser m ev s r
mains unchecked Connolly has been driven ouI oI Is
Pnfor, n mayi.trafa Tweed and sweeny have been set
aside searched and watched and the band OF hSer
soils arveys and other robbers Of the treasury are be
ing squeezed until they will doubtless be forced To dls-
gorge their spos Murphy contractor In shoddy partner
rption generally is still allowed to 6aunt in the Gus
tom As the representative and standard OF Repu
from the fact that whereas Tweed and his comrades
holding offices from which they can be removed Only
holds his under the appointment a single man, and
der system which makes him removable even without
cause II Murphy had been heard to whisper 10 nel9
Dor that he thought Mr. snooks would make good
President for the next four years, he would by,
Office the very first time he should visit it. Bn
| he has only shown himself swndler Eof the sol
for Andy Johnson corrnpter Of poics and an inei
cient manager OF the public trusS committed to him
hence he is only permitted to retain his place the
Custom House. but enlarge every day his facilities ol
the tbSt pSsf s.sr ny Of bny NswE
lis Offices the allegiance OF Maine and Massachusetts,
S wS as TS tGsS NwYSk baI and md NsTJ
the organs President do not agree as 10 the pro-
prety OF retaining Murphy in ohlce
MURPHY THE GREAT SORE IN THE REPUBLICAN
PARTY.
From The Oneontl IN. ~ Htrdh.
The great sore in the party to-day Is
Thomas Murphy Collector OF the Port Of New-iork.
W. are engaged In a mOnstrous war against Iamlnany
HALL Indignant that robbers exercise the pOcr OF gov
ernuent in tho proud Empire Statei ashamed that the
treasury has open unscrupuos bpeculators No
less Tam nanyi.s u T11ca;as Murphy than VIM; NJ.
Tweed lie voted and abored for tho election OF Jonn
r. Hoffman, no followed Andrew johnson around
the circle, he entered into shoddy government con-
acts during the Rebellion; finally he Is now ana tT
years has been public punderer. We complain Tor tqe
reason that Mr.. Murphy has proved himself TOO 20
sever possible, the great Republican party OF the
State IFS tools scattered throughout the state
politicians espousc his thus creatinga line be-
tween wre-puers and tue people.
III Murphy will resign and Senator COnking place hln-
self OH record as earnest Republican, anxious for the
success of the party than self victory certain
thing this F But IL the State IL lost, COnklinR, Muir
ply country scapegOsts are responsible for It,
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
HAVANA MARKETS.

HI,LsA Oct 7-sugar-stoet In warehouses n HAVANA ana ma
tanIss ,od 90 hhdA receipts OF ne past vse ma
from Havana and Ss boIss and 80 hhdA o. which es
and ouo.ouI b.ey sustained Maist dull unsessd and hsdes
willing 70 Ds;,t to sys .ccar.ss agSs.ao "a
ia SiH res Mo.sses Sugar nominal rsaL kasso'sdo Sugar
Pir 10 Gsoi RssninS. lot reals z .,.. .n,,,
setarsusd sI aSn'. lts = nM T s =
~ s3 Is p aainal Wax hir demand onioaA % " eSL
go On IN "a r,sls saou Lanbsr-whis Pine cal 90
fsss rish Piss su 900 s.. rIsshs-Pa SoI q sas'
70 Hoh.p pos Ell hid Of Sugar No hen por - Bi
sS.ron oudor oA premium United States 90 days Goh,
iO S cent iI,nun; Do Short Sight III e3 cent prsniAs
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
FIRES ELSEWHERE.

THE WISCONSIN FOREST CONFEDERATION STILL
RAGING---rHIRTY LIVES LOST AT PENsAUKIE
THE TOwN Dr5I ri0YED.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. News from the
northern ros to-day that they raging worse than
ever. just arrived at Fort Howard from Pensau-
he says burned to death at that place. and
part OF the and lumber mill were In ashes when
he left The Of the town has probably been burned
by this time.
A HOTEL BURNED IN GUlLFORD, N IT,
CONCoRD, N. H., Oct. THE Prospect House,
Summer clearinghouse. at Guilford was burned TINS
morning. with adjoining stable The live stock and
carra 0es were saved and part OF the furniture Simon
Cotton lie the owner and has an insurance OF 5000 on
the property.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
BOsTOE'5 RICH MEN.

SIR: see in the personals of your journal
q, TO-DAY that the richest in Boston s said to be
Aroustus Hemenway, whose estate is valued at about
a. M no0 MI Hemenways estate IL nearer t5 900 Oo
int The re arc much larger estates In Boston THAI bs
Mr NAT Thayer's estate Ia estimated at G0O00Oo ~
sio oOO COO WIN r. Yields about the sam6. The estate
,,f ths lnta Inshia nust bo nearly a largo. lt
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
WEATHER REPORT.

WAX lJEPAhINENTt \
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WAsHINGTON. y. C.. Oct. &, 1911 pm
-. (0r fbe f0gf lirpn nlu>IOur hours

svnops.t FOR the past fleentv>IOur hours.
The area of highest barometer, which was
Saturday afternoon between the Ohio and Blue Ridge,
fow extends from South Carolina 70 HcwJersey. Clear
Weather with smoky haze has prevailed very generally
est Of the MsSissppi River but Orheastery winds
with cloudy weather, now reported from tlOrlds
Tr low pressure that Saturday north OF Nebraska
h. moved slowly sOuheastward, and has evidently ex-
tended to-day most rapidly toward Wisconsin, but there
Is no U.lrgIauhic communication with that region.
South wescry winds have increased in force north and
west OF the OHIO Valley, and the temperature is very
nigh IN Missouri and Dense snOkr has prey allied
on Lake Michigan. Cloudy and threatening weather at
the Rocky Mountain STATIONS.
Probabilities.
The barometer will probably fall on Monday along the
Atlantic Coast with easterly winds and cloudy weather
IN the South Atlantic States, and possibly rain the
Immediate coast. rapid fall, with south eTly
Winds il probable west OF the Appalachee Mountains,
with threatening weather and possibly rain the upper
iAkes and westward Brisk winds will probably prevail
from Lake Ontario westward by Monday morning.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
GRIMES AND cAsuALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

-. The post-offce at Emporia. Kansas, was robbed
S ell the pOsg sAnD hand and ts in Friday night
- The crew of the American bark Francis from
Hog KORS ~. San Psesoo, nnied at Honolulu Two Of The
C1nes jared in attempting tIrpress TIE notlny
.... La the u. s. District Court of Baltimore on
sa;srday thr Jury in Of Gen Bowmsn late DEPUTY Col
charged with rendered verdict OF
Indictments gply tho hfb
ttLes has ben deferred.
IA party Of Texas Cattle-drOVcrs at Abeiine,
EbbSa, fr, ,p~r' At 4 the Jay NsiLg y" N'r
OcD' iro - theJ With .IuoI ..' do
q NJ 1'e %. CT .... NIfi
h. ACCIDENTAL, kt. suo.at
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
, prys1oy AGENT CHARGED WITH EMBEzzEI--
MENT

GIN. Van Buren,, Pension Agent for the City
OF NewYork was arrested, Saturday ON inc conHant
=, I.m.. Raker. Commissioner Of Pensions who
n nj, adayit that In the years 1882 1870 and 1871
a " Van Buren. Pension Agent in the City Of New
York for the Day OF invalid pensioners and d,bursins
ofoer Of the United e'ates frauduenty witadIsw from
the same % his own use, said money having
been ntrusted 10 him for the payment Of pensioners
Commissioner Shields held him In $4,000 bail
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
NRM.ZHALAND MARKETN.

AUCKLAND A,s Id-The cargo Of Fast LObAs nen Ne.
"a. aoLl AZ aar:u In Auckland brought SEE So
oyster. in sanA q; tobacco 20 p In beadi a s.ndS 81 -
dos Co. snoa Powder Tor blasting 10 In sod ~ ss a,
n and admitted free Of duty Am-I an 80 GO. -, =, gsllsn
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
PNTTICAL.
TIE TEXAS ELECTIONS.
A DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 7.-Adviccs from Gal
weston state that in the Is District In FIVE counties
heard FROM Herndon, Democr, has majority Of 626
In the II District in two counties heard from. Connor,
Democrat has majority OF 23l in the lid District. In
nVe counties heard from Gddings Democrat, has ma
ory OF lS2O in the vth District IN II counties heard
irom, Hancock, Democrat, has q majority Of 1884.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
prpeoyAI-BY TELEGRAPH.

BaIdrich, eX-C -Captain-GeneraI OF Porto Rico is
On roas for Europe -
peter Dunbar, ago 10. o well-known resident
Of Boston died on Saturday
Can salomon eI-Minister Of Finance under
u: a. Emperor sOiooqu. Of Hvh, is ia 8 ThoHs.
p,S., Psjdoi died 10 Metechin n Saturday asd
i, s,s.rtou be the Oldest mns Of the Msthods,
sni.co,sl CSsrsA h.vag preached 8, yssn
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09

Lead and Zinc Poison and Iron Rust ali .voied by As
OF the TNLssD LEAD PIPE Phce Is
Circular srd sample Of Pe sent By mail free Orders solclst tn
SHAW WILLARD ~ f. c. Co. 2l3 Centr.st HevIork
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
MARRIED.

Wedding Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping fse PsssA
Wa Sons lO4 PCLTOS OPP OLD DuTCa CAsacx
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09

Billiard Table Home for S2O!-Fun size AMI ba
required Diagram mailed ree ABBOT NicsoLLA
95 LIb.rtys New. iOrE
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
LA1EST SUIP NEHS.
lEor o.her sAap Ssss ses SECOND Puoe.l
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED. -
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sesmship Hermann Lvnes,sa Csos ensa savsaan oeS~
s5p T.s %SS s sSrT. . tTpSa pSo Ass n With .d
sss AsS s;o t2 si.a:o s''f Iost.s n
snip Cs<tA Teller. Antwerp Asz D, With ndse
shp Cen Berry tOf ThsaSIon Lsvsnser Liverpool A !" va
Fbp Ontario Mitchell ioadoa % dsy, with sd.s. ssd 70 p.
B.t Ne. Era ", Vrq9S,. Boston os s, . ,a. "a V.
Bert Leopold IL a. o.. R.ht, ANTWERP ,, Day: s b.,.:s -
Bng yaeo o H,hI) Murray Newport, Eng "d.yr sn "'ss.
Brig Po N o. Hos.a Gnas do su % day.. viii A'dss 81
Brig John WALTERS Br, PLat ssntO. H.nptoa Ro.ds aA
sesT 0T.. of $. John. b. s.asoa. xusSaAA. B.. ss'
Schr Lothian. FexelHDs Of and from st. John n B. dsys ~
Schr Victor nahony Pan u day, With rubbO' and nutA
D-m.r y.~s.ru ". n C. 1msi, O. Ireland. wiimt.rss
Jenuie ShrPp.rd Ne~EI,'.O NORTH P.ass pr9y enc:
Mar Pr,cs Eil'S,thoor kruddci r.h Er,.besApers
Jessie W. knight Roniout Eu,sb.,l, Rordoat
aary johnson. RontoaL yiols. to9iout
Village Belle .oniout Red J.eta south Anbo,
senstor south AmLu;. Ella Williams. El,rorhPoH
E,; Esn tn@hs,Lpot @ G.tg.pS p'T ~, JS'H.S. I.Sa.
Bniy c. DeDsop. Port Johnsoo Pan;bes Port JOhnsos
Pss Faess PSHs PORT jSS.S John on t'p ro se .Sii' -
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Empire EhIsbehpo-. La maine. BnEabethport
Il. MaBgAn Lpethpoh Bsiiel Webster BiissbshpssA
Whistler EGIahehpor- I,4ic Merritt, II ,abetbpet
julia Berkley, Rlisabethport. p, Bhubethpor.
r Chase BlIabethrot leu Bsrses BhIsbo.hpsrt
Richard Borden ELIabehport Mad Cpen Bhrahethpoh
rnh shendan EhIahethpor. r. II. D.y RlIsbethDoH
nuneI hEabttlpor- Alert, BiuhrhDort
d Smih Bhzahehpor JaA TIden, Rhiabetpork
LAnnn beu BhEabetpor. :. {. Morton. EhIsbeu pOd
N. A. Hathaway, Rondout Man,6,u Rouioa
| Heinoeer honlouL Sunboam, RordoaL
CimbnA, ROndout send HsrtforI
" Gumnins Providence. Hans Blaeknan. ProvideooA
Wu. howry. Providsuc. Justice Mi,,ous Po MT
T. p Abel, Providence. h Smith Portland
| Sarah Jane New Haven Brri. English Providence
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09

sadauarters for single Waltham Watches,
FULLER Co., % BoEdst, Esv.Yoth-