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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-24
FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money Market.

New YORK, January Is.
GOLD-Dull and steady at ll0t@
IlOs Rates paid for carrying 4@6
per cent. Clearances So, 100000.
MONEY-Easy at sac per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Bank'
er's bills at l09s
GOVERNMENT sTOCKS-Steady.
COUPONS of 1881, at ll0b; do 1862,
at iO9s; 1864, do at 1859; do 1863,
at 1859; new 1919; 1867, do 1913;
1867 do at 1881; 1868, do at 1851;
1O40s at 1854; currency at llO5.
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For Rent.

III THE DWELLING HOUSE NOW
|%S occupied by Rev. Roberts, on Main
AStreet, between Jefferson and Adams.
This house in in first-claSS order and condi-
ten. Possession given list April.
Also the Dwelling recently occupied by
II. H. sweeney, between Adams and Wash
ington, on Main street, First Ward, also in
"o0d order Possession given Immediately.
NnpIy 10 THOS. SWEENEY.
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NOTICES..
Notice of Election.

A MEETING OF THE POLICY HOLD
N Frs of the Life Association Of Amer
ica will be held at the Parent Office, In the
city O! ST. Louis. for the election OF gem
-riil board OF directors, on Tuesday, Janu-
AIRY 81, ls7I. Polls open from ~ \. NJ. to
Pm. w. HANLEY,
lam Secretary.
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For Rent.

lNHAT VERY DESIRABLE BUSINESS
House No. % Market street, now Occu-
pied by BaS;ett & Co., three stories, 2DxsO,
with counters, shelving, furnace, office
fixtures, complete for conduct ng first
class business. Possession given April LIST.
For particulars apply To
Il. AZ
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For Sale.

- MY HOUSE AND LOT ON JOHN
G;6 street, in good order and repair. For
~kparticulars call at
f. BOOKINGS PHARMACY,
decl7 No. Odd Fellows Hall.
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For Rent.

rI,uE STORE ROOMS IN WASHINGTON
Hall building at present occupied by
Vim. III. Woods and Miss Lambert. Also
the saloon occupied by Chas. u. lutz. Pos
session given LIST April next.
WIN. :. GOSHORN, Treas.
iani Washington Hall Association.
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Good Bridgeport Property for

Ia AM AUTHORIZED TO SELL
I'D that first-class business stand situate
-on Main street, Bridgeport. The build
brick house, one side being occupied as q
liquor store and dwelling, and the other as
a grocery store and dwelling. 1t will be
sold separately II desired, and II not sold by
April /, 1871, will be for rent. For terms see
John A. Eberling, on the premises, or
THOMAS O'BRIEN, Real Estate Agent,
Wheeling. Ianl5
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Citizens Railway Company
SrnCK unynERS' MEETING.

rINIIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders Of the Citizens Railway
Company and election of directors will he
held in the Council Chamber Of the City
Building on Saturday. January 18th, at Z
o'clock =. VI. III. CALDWELL,
ianI7 Secretary.
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For Sale.

rUHE GERMAN EVANGELICAL PRO
TESTANT Church Building on Clay
street. East Wheeling. Also the lot and
dwelling thereon, containing five rooms
and cellar, with all modern improvements.
Possession can be given Immediately If
necessary. Terms reasonable. For partic-
MARS inGuire OF GEO. w. FRANZHEIM,
~ JOHS PFARR. janl5
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FOR r EMIT.
For Rent.

VNHE STORE ROOM AND DWELLING
on the east side of Market street, be-
tween Monroe and Union streets, ut present
occupied by Z. Strobcl. Possession given
on tile Isl OF April, ISL. Inquire OF
MRS. MARY HUGHES,
iouIu Corner Adams and Main streets.
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Stockholders Meetlng-Ben.
wood Iron Works.

rJNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i Stockholders of the Benwood Iron
Works, for the electionSpf Directors, will
be- held at the Office of the Company, No.
Quincy street, City OF Wheeling, on Tuesday
Evening, the oath inst, at o'clock p. II.
ian9 ALONZO LORING, Secy.
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National Insurance Company
Stockholders Meeting.

1 of the stockholders of the National
Insurance Company will be held at the
office of the company on Tuesday, January
~ ISL, between the hours ofl0 and o'clock.
for the purpose of eiecting nine Directors for
the ensuing year. JOHN BISHOP,
jan1e Secretary.
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For Rent.

ia THE STORE ROOM AND DWELL
..,,S ING of Thomas r. Owens, situated on
.t6the south side OF John street, near the
Pnstofiice The dwelling contains eight
looms, and is supplied with water and gas.
For terms, &c, see THOS. O'BRlEN, Real
Estate Agent. Jahlp
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For Rent.

IL THE WAREROOMS NOW OCCU-
"a pied by Paxton Il Oglebay, No. 81
.--AMain street. For terms apply TO
=. KLINE,
.r,t- No lE Main street,
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Rooms For Rent.

TWO pleasant and convenient lodging
| rooms, suitable for gentlemen, In Hill
drr,L's new building, on Monroe street,
nhpvr Fourth, are for rent. Inquire at this
u'Ilrc. sepT
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Store Room For Rent.

rl,HE STORE ROOM AT NO. 20S MARKET
street, east side of Market square, Is for
Irut. Possession given on April LIST, 1911.
FOR further particulars apply at
J.ri "OLD HOME"
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For Rent.

Il MY DWELLING HOUSE on PENN
M street, on Zane's Island. Possession
given February LIST, If desired.
decIg u. l.. CRANMER.
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THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.
ESSAYS FOB YOUNG MEN

Great social Evils and Abuses.
Which interferfere with MARRIAGE, with
sire means OF relief for the EyYing and IN
fortrnase, diseased and debilitated.
semi In sealed letter envelopes, nee oil
charge .pv Arm
ASsOCIATION, No. South Ninth ~,
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FOR SALE.
Rr,dpeport Residence for Sale

r AM DIRECTED TO SELL THE PROP
erty of Charles Bierbreuer, situated on
Main street, Bridgeport, consisting OF two
thouses-one of four rooms and Kitchen,
and the other of two rooms, besides base
ment and shop. There IS an acre OF ex-
cellent garden land attached to this prop
erty. VIII be sold separately II required.
Nre'' THOMAS O'BRIEN,
iono9 Real Estate Agent.
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For Rent.

Ia A DWELLING HOUSE-NlNE
".S rooms and bath room, Third Ward, on
Fifth street. Apply nj Office OF
'"b2l GEO. W. JEFFERS.
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect that n sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites tO promote con.
nubial happiness. Indeed, without these
the journey through life becomes weary
pilgrimage; the prospect hourly dafkcns "a
The view; the mind becomes Swallowed with
despair and fillod with the melancholy re-
Election that the happiness Of another be-
,,p,sa Oh NTH p,tr ,,usV
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TAKE PARTICULARS NOTICE,
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by n certain
practice INDUCED In when alone, u habit
frequently learned from evil compa mons
or at school, the effects OF which are nightly
dcrs marriage impossible, and destroys both
mind and body, should apply Immediately.
What u pity that "a young man, the hope
Of his country, the darling Of his parents
should be Snatchcd from all prospects and
cnjoymcnts 81 life 10y the conseqcncc~ ~
deviating from the path OF nature and In.
dulging I'm u certain secret habit. such per
sons nusi, before contemplating
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Read the following symptoms:

Constipation, Flatulence, Inward Piles,
Fulness OF Blood to the Head, Acidity OF the
Stomach, Nausea, HEARTBURN, Disgust for
Food, Fullness or Weight in the Stomach,
Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering ut
the Pit of the Stomach. swimming OF the
Head, Hurried or Difficult Breathing, Flut-
tering at the Heart, Choking or Suffocating
Sensations when in Lying Posture, Dim
ness Of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency OF
Perspiration, Yellowness Of the Skin and
Ewes, Pain In the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs,
&C., Sudden Flushes Of Heat, Burning in
the Flesh, Constant lmaginings Of EVIL
and Great Depression of Spirits. All these
indicate Disease Of the Liver or Digestive
Organs combined with impure blood.
The use Of the Bitters or Tonic will soon
cause the above symptoms TO disappear
and the patient will become well and
healthy.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DR.. JOHNSTON,

Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons
London, graduate from one of the most EN-
inent Colleges in the United states, and the
greater part of whose life has been spent In
the hospitals OF London, Paris, Philadelphia
and elsewhere, has effected some OF the most
astonishing cures that were ever known
and ears when asleep, great nervousness,
being alarmed nj sudden sounds, bashful
ness with frequent blushing attended some
times with deragemrnt of mind, were cured
Immediately.
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CHARLES M. EVANS, Prop'r.
Formerly c. N. Jackson & Go.

! These Remedies are for s1is By Druootsts,
lStorekeepeTs, and Medicine Dealers ereryr0hers
Throughout the Unted afes, CunoSins South
An~in1 and he Wea Indies.
LAUGHLIN. SMITH & CO..
Wholesale Agents
ESrABL.IsHED 1911.
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The House we Live In. The mind Is
the tenant of the body, and unless the ten
cment is kept in good repair, the immortal
bic, and sees things las through glass,
darkly,n not rs they really are. When the
stomach is relaxed, the liver torpid, the
bowels disOriered. and the nerves unstrung,
invigorate. vitalize, regulate and tone them
,t-it
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Tarrant's Settler Aperient.

Its operation is certain, painless and salu-
tant organs into conformity with the laws
OF health; the spirits rise, the brain clears,
and the capacity TO enjoy life is restored IN
responding invalids.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
ianl2
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They are the Greatest known
Remedies

For LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA
NERVOUS DEBILITY, JAUNDlCE.
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, Err
UPTIONS OF THE SKIN, and
all diseases arising from
Disordered Liver, Stom-
ach, or IMPURlTY
OF THE BLOOD.
The New York herald., 1871-12-10
DRY GOODS MARKET.

There is no special activity in the dry goods mar
ket to be recorded OF the past week. Cotton goods
are quiet with small advance In The staple.
Brown sneetings and shlrtings have been In mod
crate demand, ana stocks are light aud heavy
standard goods very firm. In the medium and
lower grades there are signs OF weakness.
Bleached sheetingsand shrlings are rather irrcgu-
lar, some sales OF a speculative character having
been mace. In qualities below l2c the supply Is
very light, and there Is a tendency to return to
former prices N grades that have been revised.
Stecias are selling well In the clothing trade and
prices are firm.
TIckings continue in good request, and corset
jeans and satteens are remarkably light IN stock,
with orders ahead Of production.
Prints confined In movement to the best styles,
and these meet with ready sales.
in cotton hosiery Tor spring largo orders have
been taken on some OF the leading makes, anu
gauze underwear Is in good inquiry. Other varie-
ties OF hosiery are without much life.
WOollen goods are quiet at present, but tncre are
signs that promise early operations. Heavy goods
now held by agents are frmer and stocks are low.
orders for spring goods are lively with clothiers
and jobbers.
Doeskins nave been more inquired for during the
week, with prices firm.
Flannels are well reduced, though large amounts
have been thrown upon the market. Prices are
firm. The same may be said OF blankets.
Much attention Is given to tho styles OF light
weight fancy cassimeres for the coming season. and
the new styles promise 10 be very attractive Heavy
weight fancics grow hrmer In price and promise
still to advance.
The New York herald., 1871-12-10
THE oURT S..
UR!IEn STATES SUPREME COURT.
Suit ia Recover for Nou-Delivery Of Pig Iron
and Carrying Against a specified Mode.

Suit ia Recover for Non-Delivery Of Pig Iron
and Carrying Against specified Mode.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8, 1871.
No. 81. The Bark Deldtcdre rs. The oregon Iron
Conapany-Appeal from the Circuit Court for the
District OF California.-This libel was filed 10 re.
cover damages for the non.delivery OF certain pig
iron loaded on board the Delaware, at Portland, Ore
gon to be carried to San Francisco II was admitted
on the trial that the cargo was shipped under q
"clean' bill OF lading; tnat 1t was slowed on deck
anu was letsOned for the safety or the ship. IL was
c0ntended by the claimants that the mode OF stow
age adopted was agreed TO by the shipper, ana the
principal question was whether par0l proof OF such
an agreement could be received. The Court after
an extended examination OF the decided cases.
held thaU on grounds OF policy as well as prin-
clpie such proof ought not to be received;
ana the conclusion was that The master must De
deemed to have carried the goods on deck without
the consent OF the shipper, and In violation OF his
contract, and that the vessel was consequently re-
sponsbe for the loss Tie appellants cOncede that,
In the absence Of contract TO the contrary, goods
shipped under bill OF ladlng such as that IN this
case the presumption is tnt they are to nave such
stowage as Is according 10 The custom or the trade
winch Is admitted ID be under the deck; but II Is
commended that under the better authority the Court
erred In excluding the paro evidence ofa contract.
senator Casserly Tor appellant; John E. Ward tor
8ppelleeS.
The New York herald., 1871-12-10

missed q service In thc last ten years 395 persons
nave been added to Its membership.
Two Methodist churches in tins city, st. Paul's
and ~. Luke's, contributed $4,000 sunday before
last for the CITY Church Extension Society OF tnat
denomination. st. Paul's gave $4,000 and st.
LuKe's $4,000.
Right Rev. Thomas Davis. Protestant Episcopal
Bishop OF South Carolina died suddenly at Camden.
on the I'd inst He had been blind, feeble and par
italy incapacitated for the performance OF his
ecclesiastical dulles for many years past
Rev. q. BenzIng, pastor OF the Second Reformed
church OF Cleveland has been suspended from MS
Office by the Chassis oil Erie on the charge that ne
had attempted to carry over 10 the Presbyterian
Church both his congregation and church building
Dean Howson, now in this country, Is Of the
opinion that the work OF bringing the heather TO
the knowledge OF Christ must be largely done by
vailed in the Church OF the Apostles warrant for the
admission OF women 70 Official positions In the
Church,
The Danville (Ky.l Advocate OF the lst inst,
says:-"The proLracied meeting at the Baptist
church continues TO grow IN interest. Rev. Green
Clay Smith (exGovernor OF Montana, &c) is labor
ing earnestly Tor the conversion OF souls and his
labOrS are beginning to be crowned with success.
Up 10 Wednesday evening five conversions had been
made"
A Canton (China) correspondent writesS"M.
BlanCheiOn, French Consul at Canton, has obtained
from the VicerOv an indemnify for the Catholic
chapels and other properly destroyed at Shek-Lung
and Tang k00n III the recent Disturbances. 1t Is 10
that the native Christians or those places who have
been obliged to take refuge at the Catholic mission
az Canton, will be able 70 60 back to their district
and rebuild their houses.
The New York herald., 1871-12-10
Missions in MongolIn.

The Rev. }. T. Gulick, missionary In North China,
now In this country, advocates the immediate estab
lishment of mission TO the Mongols. q population
OF from 100000 10 100000 lying outside of and
north from China proper. Methodist missionaries
In China are looking Iii the same direction ]. N.
Wheeler, superintendent OF Methodist Missions ut
Pekin. dating at Kalgan, City OF 100000 lnhabit.
ants, says:-'I nope We will be reinforced in such
numbers as soon to be able TO set apart two for
the work In Mongolia end Mauchurla. We must
occupy this vast territory for the door OF entrance
Is wide open. The American Board have q station
in Kagan, and the brethren here are beginning to
see the first fruits OF their labors." Seven native
Chinese preachers viii be admitted into the several
conferences OF the current conference year, among
the Methodists In the United states; four have
already been ana three more are to be, admitted
one each In The Vermont, Black River and Baltimore
The New York herald., 1871-12-10
COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.
Woman Who WINS "Kilt Entirely Several
Times''-lIike MeIiz ON Flour, and What
Judge Downing Thought Of IL.

Woman Who WINS 'Kit Entirely Several
Times''-NIilxe MeIiz Flour, and What
Judge Downing Thought of II.
Justice Bowling found rather lengthy calendar
awaiting him yesterday morning when he took his
seat the bench OF the Court OF Special Sessions
This seemed TO have no terrors for him, however
and ne went through the various cases brought up
with his accustomed alacrIty.
An elaboratey dressed youth who passes under
the appellatlon OF Andrew McKeon, and works
IN the Department OF Docks, was called up for as
sau,ing an monensive looking German named
Frederick Busch. The youthful ANDY pleaded
guilty, and got ten days IN the city prison.
Bridget Mulcahy Is "a rocking lass, uron whom
the lrosts OF perhaps twenty-five winters have fa-
len. she wanted his Honor to 'knock smithereens
out OF Charles Miller for batting ma, yer Houor.n
"wny did he beat BrdgetY' asked the Judge
"Becase he luck II into his darty head, yer
''Do you live with nimg,
"Yes sir, do; I've been leven with him these
eleven years, and he's KILT me entirely several
yer Honorn
"But am not going to keep you.n
1.-The dlvil yc antfv
"Where do you live, Bridgetg'
IAN, and faith lives over Patsy Rice"
'Ile's the Alderman OF the ward, Is lie notr'
ma Is, yer Honor, anu @ moighty fine mon lie Is,
At this Juncturc Miller got down on his "marrow
bones" and began praying the Judge 10 let him OF.
Let you on2 Will give you ten days instead.r
Two MISUNDERSTANDING specimens OF humanity,
udmeu lcepcCtiNely Ieter hogan ana Joseph FOX,
were charged by Catharlne Humme with having
committed an unprovoked assault upon her.
she dispenses ''reIresnmentsr IRON behind q
bar somewhere in the Bowery, and because
sne refused liquor to the two prisoners when they
already had on all they could carry The pair or
Im Inen proc proceeaed 70 pound her most unmerciluly.
Edward Schnel CHARGED Mike Meli1 with having
stolen from his (Scnnell's store barrel OF lour.
Mike was quite positive he did not take the nour,
but acknowledged the c0rnn when q witness
swore poSNvey that he saw him take H. six
months WIS the time set for Michael to serve the
slate oy cracking stone on Blackwels Island.
The New York herald., 1871-12-10
Ordination mt Nassau, N. p.

[FTOm Tile NASSAU Guardlun, NOV. 70.
On Sunday last the Lori Bishop OF Nassau held an
ordination service In the Cathedral. when Mr.
Reuther was admitted to deacon's orders. The
Rev. John Reuther, who has been appointed chap.
lain 20 the Bishop. was born, we understand, In
British India where mis- father has been for thirty
years clergyman OF the Church Of England .,After
completing his educatlonal course on the Continent
studied the oriental languages ana assisted his
father In bis duties. Having resolved to enter the
SELF TO the study of theology, and was admitted a
candidate for holy orders IN the diocese OF New
York.
The reverend gentleman preached his first sermon
on Sunday evening, the day OF his ordination his
subject being. The Way, the Truth and the Life -
ST. John, XIV, 81. The sermon was eXtemporc,
and dellyercl with much earnestness.
The New York herald., 1871-12-10
A PUBLIC FRAUD,

the YorKville Police Court yesterday Sgsmund
Kohn, OF so2 Third avenue, proprietor OF a coal
yard there, was arraigned charged with giving
short weight to three OF his customers. Thomas
Dwyer, OF No. 1,O26 second avenue, who purchased
OF nm TWO tons, was short 500 pounds, Benjamin f.
Nunns oil S18 Third avenue, made affdavlt tnat he
was short In one ton l60 pounds, aud J. w. 0'COn.
nor, OF S66 Second avenue, received q ton which
was short l54 pounds OF the 1000 pounds which con-
stitutes ton OF coal. In each OF the foregoing
three complaints Kohn was held by Alderman run
Kit FOR examination 1eth lpstI IL bau " S600.
The New York herald., 1871-12-10
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS c1uaT.
Charge Of Forging Postal Money Order.
Before Comm lssioner Shields.

ChafEe OE FOrRtn2 a Postal Money Order.
Before Commissioner Shields.
The United States rs. stephen r. Cdrpenter.-The
defendant was arrested some time since on charge
OF forgery In connection with postal money order.
His father gave bail for him In the Of S., 300.
The young man jumped this bail and ran or to Ian.
einQDur0 In this state where he subsequently got
married. lie was there arrested and brought back
to this city. He was held Tor examination on Mon
day next by the Commissioner.
Bankruptcy ;asca.
During the week ending December 0 Jesse II.
Davey and Septlmus e. Swift filed petitions in vo-
luntary bankruptcy; Leopold stern and Charles J.
Murphy were adjudlcated involuntary Dankrupts,
and George J. l.. wight and N. Barrys Williams re-
celved discharges in bankruptcy.
NOn-Paymcnt Of Special Tax.
The United States ps. g. L. Rathbone.--Ine de-
fendant gave bail in the sum of $500 Tor examination
on charge OF having done business as retail
liquor dealer at 16 Centre street without payment OF
the special tax required by law.
The New York herald., 1871-12-10
ECLECTIC COLLEGE,

How Brbe was Disposed Of--NisiaiSe OF
the Philadelphia QaacISs.
The loose manner In which diplomas were granted
by the Eclectic College OF Phlladelphia having been
thoroughly investigated by representative OF the
HERALD, the quaking quacks thought 10. cover up
their tracks by Offering MN bribe OF $40
The munilcent sum was promptly forwarded
to this Office from whence, with the most sympa.
thetic feeling for the errlng practitioners OF the
eclectic institution, 1t sent to the good Sisters
OF Charity, the following beng the acknowledg
ment:-
II THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
The Sisters OF Charity IN charge OF ST. Joseph's
House FOR the aged 3I5 West Fourteenth street.
thankfully acknowledge the receipt OF S10 through
the HERALD Sister 5. BoiGlA, Supeiioress.
DECEMBER g. 1871.
The New York herald., 1871-12-10
AID FOR THE FIRE SUFFERERS,
THE NEW RECEPTION HOSPITAL.

Owing to the great success OF the Reception Hos
pital in Centre street, the Department OF Public
Charities and Correction finally resolved to open
one in the upper part OF the city, and quite recently
the Commissioners finished OF hospital In West
Ninety-ninth street, near the Thrty.frst Precinct
station House. Attached to 1t is an outdoor Poor
Dispensary where all the poor OF the nelghbornood
can go and receive medical and surgical AID gratis,
constant attendance, the same at Bellevue Hospi-
tai. Iatlents are received from the Twelfth TWEEN
ty.second Twentythird, Ihirtieth, Tbirty-irst ana
Thirty second precincts THIS hospital Is under the
charge OF Mr. Thomas ). Brennan, Warden OF Belle
vue HOSPITAL.