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New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
STILL ANOTHER WAY TO swIyDLE.


One of the latest lodges for obtaining money
by false preenses, largo scale IS that OF concern
called the Empire Tea Company" the headquarters of
which In Chicago. Their method OF operating on the
pockets OF the great Western public is sending out crc-
lars requesting persons 10 act as agents Tor them allow
ing liberal commissons), the first act required OF the
being to send for sample case OF tea sendng th
money in advance, and receiving nothing In return
young man OF San Francisco recently communicated
with The Company with 10 being employed AS an
agent, He received the following reply;
OFFICE or EMPIRE TIA CosPLSYil
No le LA sALLEsI CHICAGO, July Is. 1871.
DBaR srR: Your received We haven't agent west OF
the section where We want Al su'e
references al night yon Nsh engage Win Us
commission Would prefer 10 engage on
would 10 cent you prefer 70 WORK on
tas command trade viii give O fof Tie hfst
travelling While on the road
Some agents $500 yer month but we DO rot expect
ne case tie sgeney for Tie West yoa may order
will forward together with SCENTS
Ic cards blanks Instructions, fl line OF SAMPLES &C. &C
~ EXPIRE TIA COMPANY
Accompanying this letter were printed instructions 10
the agents Before investing largely the young man
took the precautiOn TO communicate Win the Cmcago
authorities with reference to the house. ana received tne
following reply: - c,,,,oo A., ~,
received favor the 18th yeseray and sem one
Of policemen inquire about tie Empire lea ,ohIa nc
No 10 La sa small ohee the second story Ioo
furnished and found there lie inquired where tber Nahou
short that none OF ms baltsS
bogus concern lbere Lou AZ any
irIV ~ H. b. MASON, Mayor
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
ANOTHER BOILER EXPLOSION

THE TUG CARRIE DISABLED OFF NEW BRIGHTON
TIE ENGINEER sCALDED-No REPORT OF
THE ACCIDENT MADE.
The collapse of another rotten boiler which
occurred August H. has just to light On the after
noon of that date the steam tug Carrie ruptured her
boiler while of Staten Island, between New Brighton
and Sailors Snug Harbor. The engineer was standing
on deck at the me and the water which was forced
up the pipe fell upon him. slightly scaldng his face and
SIDE The tug taken at once TO pier No 49, N. r.,
where the boiler was taken out and examined. when
the side sheet was removed, 1t found that soft
patch had been substituted for two braces which had
given out, thus leaving space OF by II inches wholly
Embraced The connection inside sheet was bulged n
against the inner connection, for 1t cone boiler
and this had forced the water up through the pipe The
boiler had been put together with screw bolts, and
around each OF these the iron broken that thick
Of not more than sixteenth OF remained to
Withstand the pressure and all Of these the side
of the rupture had been pulled out. 1t was what is
called Philadelphia patent boiler and was built
Inspector Matthews examined 1t Aug 29 1870 and de-
cared perfectly SAFE allowing 90 pounds Of steam TO
be carried The boiler now lies on pier No 49, ard the
huh OF the tug is at pier No. so.
Returning from examination OF the boiler yester-
day, TRIBUNE reporter called at the Inspectors office,
No. % Pne-st. and inquired II the explosion had been
reported there The Inspectors knew nothing about
Inspector Boole said 1t would probably he reported
few days and then 1t would be investigated. His aten
ton then called to the following notice, which is
posted conspicuously in his Office:
and engineers requested By sw report at
collisions EXPLOSIONS, and casualties Of character
able from the date OF the accident Negligence Tscua
en. for the revocation Of the pilots hoens
On beng asked II the case in question did not
under this law and II so what to be done with the
captain and engineer who on the Rockaway,
Inspector Boole said immediate steps would be taken
with the of the Carrie and with Capt Stevens
to ascertain whether they had sufficient for not
reporting the accident II they had not Of course the
law would be enforced.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
IFAprD FROM A WINDOW,
DELINQUENT PoLICEMEN-ILLNEss OF PREsl
DENT SMITH.

Commissioner Mauierre listened, yesterday,
TO % complaints against policemen. Patrolman Nc
Carly Of the Eight Precinct charged by Mrs Pollock
OF No I69 WOOsterst with improperly aIrestng her on
the evening of Aug l6 She said that the night in
question some prostitutes were fighting opposite her
residence. McCarty separated them and allowed them
TO eo and she told him that II they were decent women
he would arrested them the officer then followed
her into the and arrested her At the station she
was discharged Capt McDermOtt said the woman was
much excited at the Station House. learning that
She was married woman he let her 60. Capt W
Cushing of Company +, G9th Regiment, N g. B. N. Y,
residing at No ssS ThTdaye complained Of Patrolman
Ievns Of the Nineteenth Precinct for having arrested
hun without cause 1t shown that the complainant
had conducted himself In q disOrderly manner on q
Third ave car and for refusing to desst the officer
rested hiIa Both referred TO the Board-.
President Smith is i'll at Saratoga He expected in
town Yesterday but sent telegram, saying that he was
SICK and would not return for several days.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
MATRIMONIAL INFELICITY.

A motion was made yesterday, before Judge
Sutherland in the Supreme Court for amony in the suit
Of Charlotte E. DAILY against Joseph b. DAILY. wherein
plaintiff sues for divorce the ground OF brutal and
nhuman treatment When the plaintiff and defendant
were married in 1869, the former widow is years
older than her new husband and had grownup dangh
ter whom the young husband promised TO support and
educate Mrs. DAILY now alleges that her husband mas
become habitual drunkard and kicks, beats and NAL
treats various ways; and that he has never con
ter On the other hand, Mr.. DAILY excuses his alleged
misconduct on the ground that he has been driven 10
desperation by the Jealousy Of his wife and her eXac
tions: that she finally away from him, taxing with
her all his Clothes and leaving him only two or three
pairs Of old boots, and that he has paid all her bills
decision reserved,
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
TIRED or LIFE.
A GERMAN TAILOR SHOOTS HIMSELF.

A GERMAN TAILOR SHOOTS HIMSELF
The report of pistol was heard by the
family OF August Jacoba OF No. 40 south Fifth-ave
early yesterday Thinking the weapon was fred in the
street. the inmates paid attention to IT, AT 81 a. m
Mrs. Jacoba finding that Of the boarders, Valentine
schad, German tailor age 49, had not been to break
fast sent up for him. His roOmdoor was locked and
the occupant could not be reused On looking through
the key-hole, Mrs. JacOba Schaid lying the bed
partly dressed The door was forced open and Schad
was found shot himself In the left breast with
double -barreed pistol, the ball passing through the
heart and causing instant death. The bed and the
clothing of the deceased were saturated with blood.
schad has been out of employment for about two weeks
and was penniess. Poverty, undoubtedly, led him TO
take his life lie has relatives i'll this country Coro
Schner held inquest the evidence showing tat
the deceased had threatened Wednesday, to take his
life.
LEAPED FROM WINDOW.
John Connard, age SO, while intoxicated,
carly yesterday leaped from thrdstory window of tie
tenement No 80 Mulberry-st 10 the pavement and
dangerously injured. Taken to the Park Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
CRIMINAL COURTS.

AZ the Essex Market Police Court, Samuel OdCcn,
merchant committed Yesterday for purchasing
Of sk which had been stolen IRON william j. Benz store No. iJ5
In the Court of Special Sessions, before Judge
Dovng YESTERDAY John Mut Assistant Deputy Sheriff,
unprovokd assault upon John Owens Of No l
The Judge sentencing him to months imprsoumen
hin several times Tor the ofuse
that there indictment lm
DGnc-Att. rIty oGce !Or IoblIe the BOyeLy.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
DECIsIONs-AUGUsT "a.

Supreme Court -Chdmb6s-By JudQe Sutherland
IT. Mary Hckey supposed unSc-Moton granted II tie
Zeckn g1afdiaH, 6cOner modified
he sYoHtu Of under the Will Of H. W Ogden,
ceased Sc-Repo confirmed and motion granted j. NJ Haley
Aue Haley Mld st Allen 81 aOdeTs granted In re the trusts
created b The viii and tetsIen q ODefest Grant Se-MOuon
granted Lydia A. A. NJ Mattner BeTthoh r. A. MsttnerEeTo
confirmed and Judgment Of divorce granted II the Application Of
C. appointment Of iuSteeR e0ItTMei
and bond approved and order made.
SUPERIOR COurt-Spe0Gl Te1n--By Judge McCunn.
-McDouad JAMES t.-MOuOu vacate injunction grated
Adelaide A. Hunt John W Hut-JudMer o divorce granted
BY JUICE MoLe-LOus Iiueu ,g CsthlTle ut-OTdtI settled
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

FRIDAY AUGUST Is.
T. Breuop sailing Saturday Goes not al TrtseLt
"a. ( llssd Mail
SATURDAY. ArGrsr 20 -.
Nls 6- rrto. via Quenstovu Liverpool, steamship
Civ Of Brook n oa llJO Supplementary NAL Oh Fer No.
ter. depond ~ Supplementary Mail mtst be prepaid with
GOutie uOstageI A. ,p.-
close y NJ IL n. =, -.
Maj, for France Brst snd Have per steamship fefee e'e
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
TIE CASE OF GEORGE BYRNE.

The case of George Byrne who was arrested
year ago for alleged rape committed on girl in the
Chamber Of the Assistant Aldermen, MP yesterday
before Judge Sutherland in Chambers Of the Supreme
Court ON witt OF habeas corpus issued 10 secure his
release on bail Mr Sullivan Assistant District Attorney,
resisted the notion urging that Byrne had forfeited
bail and had rearTested on beDCh-warrant IL
was cCntendcd the other SIDE that the bail for
feited unntenionay, Byne being at the seaside and
not suppOsing the trial would on. Judge Suther
land denied the application with leave TO If the
trial is not brought on next week
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
Mr.. FoLEY,s SUIT AGAINST THE CITY

M John Foley is about TO commence a suit
against the old Board Of Supervisors Of the City and
COuniy N NevYsrk The origin Of the suit il az FOL
lo"s; hf Foley elected member Of the Board Of
eOpeTsoTs IN 1863 but his right 70 seat was dis
pu,ed Ihe Board Dissolved Ia 1870, but immedi-
AWy preceding lie dissolution Mr., Foley obtained "A
hsudainus compelling the Mayor 10 give hIn "a terlh-
oab MI Foley for his fee suoL superyisOr
sbo ALSO foI the counsel ees actually pad " counsel
ID establishing biz claim.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25

Af 20 days With mdse 70 Hodses Smith vessel 10 ". K~sr
70 Tool Tie middle and had strong w. gales IS
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosIoS Aug A-Anved steamship Glsuens from New York barhs
MARY Bison Howes from Archange Highland Mary (Br) Churchill
from LONDON. ~ w." 0'
CnARLksroS C., Aug 2A-Ariyed bark Kate Williams from
Boston schr. haAokA, from Baltimore.
MEMORANDUM.
VsErARD HAVEN. Aug 21Th- schr Prre
New Haven Hedge
came oG to-day without damage, and proceeded.
IFOr Latest Ship News Firm Pa1eI
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
SHIPPING INTELLIGEyCE.
PORT OP NEW -YORK.".....

PORT OP NEW-YORK. ''At'Vsf ~
CLEARED.
s,,ansfip Lhisteih. Cu1diH, Baltimore, w Dah'l ~
s,ssa ip Fsmta Doane Piiadepla LoraIc steamship Co.
SteAufhip C. Comstock Drake Phibde.phiA'
sieamsbip Bristol Wallace Phi!aatpti1
SlAnsh . D.rg1. johnson, Poriianc j. r. Ales' ,..,
steamship Dc4su (Btl, Wright I'.rIoo bush q 'e'oi'
St.amsbir Koln ~ Bremen ot'ncLs 70. ,,,e
st.au All NfsouT Edwards Havana VIA NAAAI AA'"' A
,LpCo -. r,.n CITY Point and Richmond
Don SteaHsliI C. - $1,000, r,,,c,,or Fe,A Co
Steamship Novelty shaw. PhlstephA ~ u n,
Pt.amSip IlaiierG Lawrence, Boston IL = Vt45.
st.sm,bp sov ell BI ward Cofk for onier "the"p hoer
st.snshr Ct, Of Bristol rl Phlp. LSePoo JehE Dale
ship lbd1,iTy Hue Valparaiso and AnoaS Al Th..S i 10
Bah Anuirte tG.I1 GrLy, Dantne y Ioulp nV.
Bafk CoIt@,t OBJ Scott Rio JaDto PetLtrnt bi@ w.
Rng c J. Adams MoLndGen Portland NE. yta I''' -"
Bng K,po1,et STRUT Boston. Miller ho oltheDtn ~.
IeIuy A. Cheney Arty Bhhg"f "a. r.,dsn
selr PrGe Bin OBJ Close CornWAs ~ D. "An'~' DeAei
a Go. ,.H.,o,.
seLT KalmaJ LAmtsr Jacksonville p,.r,u.,lco
Se6f IsunsL n BIoEn sAcsttt New Haven ftIt'n wool
Canal boat COl1te Barrett osSege
ARRIVED.
Stanslp CITY Of Msroo, TimnsrnAn .tt ~" aug 80
2frb with NOS. and rsss AkIardrt sots A., a., s,
uAm.hp Eew.Yofk (NsG Fop trnstsf pV"' H.. an 30
1 81 J ,as bsI Sol dec Gorl (Get ton Lesno y" Nea io
SANE date A. Bnusb ttp bound w. showing n''' WIN 's"
si.Amhp ntaD (Br BsehAuIb Sydney B. cav sl.h coal 70
l,,,,n@o,sI 49, .sd kal.av Go yts,.l 20 G. r. t..h 500
BsIk ~ AoLarn (of EsstT oril fJdD' = o. go ~ '
IpfenGto Al Coal and Railway yefs,l Btti sol u.
Rrg Miny (GtrJ Krssd DubbI " csy' .nh ~@'' !" NV
Hrs Valencia df Boop) Small Gho. Bay il Gays ~b zeal 70
Gee. H. Br.s,r. v.s-i Miller Honsbhh % 49,. a. au
BTs t,snG tof 81 John hsbhs'Sh o""A' vi" II VIZ
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
COURT CALENDARS-THIs DAY.

SrPRRyE RT-CHANBEK-SUTEEHLAyp J-Opers .; u II.
6.,IH he trusts created by 6l, Smith Ogoeu,
the laft glA and testament ~. Nichols agt- Hunt.
q o. DeFOTest Grant, de n Shepherd Thompson
ctaed. y6. .SuueT et al. Tie CoLgre.
%. .Gocley Agt Tuly. CATION Joel Itdek.
81. .Reser GPt kestr. llj. LOTam agt MeAeslV.
MAINE COUKI-1ldAL TxRN-PMT HL-ALKER, ..-OTGs Lt
ii IN.
f227. .Crocker sc. Levy. 1I,9 Jones 6gt Jones.
ClI4 .SeCnAu Agt. Pelfce. .7l50. Simon agL Lew.
s.GS Wolf sgt Curleu. l1ltl. .Duysl ar. LalI.
Roteubst .il.2 Won Vakou
1862. .PayDe agt Archer. .tl.shHon az. brcLvelti.
1908. ofe se Res tI7a Garter AZ. Minor.
.l47 Quinn SgL Williams tIii. Weber l,t No.tafLt
.Hoyta MI OppeILem.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
p1SSFVGFRS 1RRIVED.

rBG,, pREHFN-In steamship New.York Aus 4-Mrs Behl
nam I,tmaIn KIntsorth and family Levy shl my JOS
T-t ana family Mr.. KhulT.n and daughter Mr. Sshen and
cl0 Nh and Mrs. Cert A. Fechmann and amy O"iu"t"
J. IL. A., T1Lner, l. Derrdaaer Jas bonoVAh '" bu'ol'
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
CLEARING THE WATER. FRONT

THE DOCK COMMISSIONERS ORDER THE REMOVAL
OF DISTRACTIONS, ALONG THE EAST RIVER
BELOW DELANCEY-sI.
The Dock Commissioners listened yesterday
10 the reading by Commissioners Wood OF the following
repoIt OF the Executive Committee:
Vhy,os On the between Pier and Dttntsyr tho
lumber
neuuerfd Permanently moOrtd, occupied h1 peRoIs
,ior. houses selling grain straw ted " aud oytt1,
WhTCs The occupation OF Tie SAID tutlta AID sIs io tie
contrary 70 tHj apa
Hhrtds The ctm6IGs 81 commerce IuIt t 'mc'h oi the
said distractions The wbae and buLltGs tt Itd rey
tl. prar. q loading ichsrgIg cIgoeS BE- therefore
R4of That u tie pressing demdnas o.
mn notice persons interested mat they
6 rcumbrEoes distinctions to cGHn. ofAh"ls Owed
CT essed by them dv nSly that part Of ihs tHkbesd
and 'rolt o. he City Of StHioik BIng be
tween Per No. ] and Desneey.st, T. X, ob OF before
Tue October fT'csy nct1rC Amolf ht sors-e
incumhrALc md umtet bts nm hhts tpa
building generay SOo coal sand pole permanent
fohtg grain bags s'ors Permanently floating
uaH oye gram et'hi"fs % tl.Ahs pm
yste CunrlLg % iatttA li' fmo'el
october Department o Dcck VII proceed 70 remove SAID
Obs;rLclOLf Lt TIE tIItItt e tJt IlfLr !lr ftFtd
Mus0S G.. }
HEvkI A. tHlTH, ( toEHIhoh'H
WifiIAH WOOD.
The resolution Of the Committee was uuanimously
passed Tie petition of g. W. Stevens ana others Tor
per al the foot Of FCrtysiIthst y r. was granted
aud the necessary orders gwen 20 Sus ihlcndclt Wet
oTyof. An oIder Was nlsu gwen 20 drtdr' we ~ Loih
Of Pier 81, n l. The Application O Jhthor uu'n loI "a
caae Of the pier az the loot q Trty thlidT T. X was
granted ht % rent Of slHO per anuum. Gen mc'hhh
tLIef ELgiDCer Was CfG,pd Ia hnV" tie Mh"H OF All
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
Go Uhom II man Gontern
OFFICE oy THE MERcHAyTs' ISsuRANcz CoEPAST'

OFFICE ov THE MERcH,STs' IssURAScR COsPAyy,l
l49 BROADWAY, EEw-lORK Aug. H. H1L
AT A MEETING of the Board of Directors,
"A held day the following utns unanimously adopted;
Tayler late President Of the HobOen CITY Bank, and who or
nineteen hOaored member with the Board
Merchants Insurance Company OF up TO and
including the Of his death, be II therefore
Rssoed death Of Benin Taver have 'ost Chn
sn who bonore member Of long aud
sanlng Of excellent business qualifications ard undouhtei dg
o bis good qualities and friendships 10 SOCIAL ana
busne relations
Resolr,d That tender beaved family Of Mr. Tayler
Of coincidence ard regret at bis loss
Roed That copy be presented the family
deceased token Of remembrance OF h many virtues ana
ability J L. DoUuLneS, eecleslIn-
JNTAATION-By order of the Court Of Ses-
sion In Scotland North Britain GAVIN MAILMAN, native OF
Ph Scotland born l792 egrated early life to the West In
dies In 1880 he ef Halifax Nova Scotia In 1912 be
in Prince Edward Island Thereafter he SewBrunswc and the
las, letter from him dated Pugwash, Nova Scotia 2lst January
lss It's understood that he sws In Sheac NewBruns
MAILMAN was intelligent and good
hand alive will be 70 OF alive he entitled
10 succeed 10 property Of considerable amount ,,r
Any who can give proye inionnsuoo . 70 tANH
MANS present redence he be still alive dead Of e tine and
place bis death requested 10 communicate with O. NJ BARso
O. IBiat Edinburgh Factor bis Estate or his Agents,
Mes,rS McNEILL SINE, w X, No liLst, E1noofga
rTHE JOINT COMMITTEE of the SUPER
i vIsORs and ALDERMEN upon COUNTY AND CITY AC-
,esor room on MONDAY AFTERNOON Angus, & NJ
organization consultation and cooper ion with Gc Committees
(signeD JOHN HARDY.
Clerk Common COuncik
fsisueA JOS. b. YOUNG.
Clerk Boar. Supervisors.
fSirpen /. X. JEROME
EeH-lors, August %, l8'l
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25

DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST


bnsLsnion syrlen' ana Oirsgo WITHOUT CHAM 20 OP CARt
.. slAMER ARRASGEMESTS. commencing MONDAY Jolly ~
sos BROAD GAUGE ExpRFss TRAIN Vi, Booa,ou Branch,
rons directly through ron NeyYork without o.
scranton With B R r. Or Kos1tS wse.5srrs Ft,
.: Lar EXPRESS NAL TRAIN Dn, With Esos
for AniOyeE and Newton. Washington D. L. W. r. R.
eus O.stso and Al Ea,;oa VI n isSs VALLEY r or al poa
lao m. LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stop, q, Yev,rs Morris.
Dover Waterloo HacettsoSn Wssngton Phi '6gV std
w Bel Del n r for Bsi1isrs h. an. F,soS " M / v RI n
for Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk Wkes5are EsatHg AHi
40 p N. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN ", Paterson
,ogOnga pnep,! stations Connect Dover TiA ce'tsi r.
4io N FAsToY EXPRESS connects at Dover with Chester
+, at Waterloo with SUSSEX r. aHd At Ea,toa NTH l. v r. i'r
5ao HACKETTSTowE NAIL Boouon Chester.
''S s:91 9p'o.f p n' D1I'' MHeRgrrsrowy EXPRESS
For N0RRIsTOWE, st75 $40 ll l!oo m, 2:Jo $40 $40
For SUMMIT and iuternsd 500 77C $40 1910
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE go 7., slo 80 1912
and 20 l:l0 23, 3AV, io, 4'o oS' oO' Wv ' 'i
''f Foi Sgw1sK s "a - 0so so & 2''o q, lo9 10 i9:
:t 40 $40 $40 $50 6oS 20 z: 80; s,, Is0 '' '' AID
's Issvs e r. SsvFo9 F9 % BIo6afffD and MoSTcLAIR CO.
P.ss1Fer. for IIKE HoPATCoNG leave 1of. =, rs H. ~
is gs1 EDTs cG:,c $40 n n tS & 81 Steamer ss For BDo
LAKg 5l5 l2:o 800 sni o E eayisg IESTha ~, IHi
a. stinop & I .Sn,' m $40 40 40 sni $40 p u. leaving
HaeketistOWn. thence oT
WARE WATER GAP at 800 n. ard fo M For M.brIhiO
SPRINGS M8A m , sOhOeh oop+hneHoen.
ERIE RAILWAY. TRAINS Leave DepOts
4 loot of Cbamt and foo; Of ldst A. follows:
Through Obsmhers-s- - A.
m and 7 ~ Eew improved Drawing Room Soafles
accompany through Blfso and Sus e'n brer
connecting Horlesyf With nceut Sepng Cohs rlhn5
through Cleveland Cincinnati Sleeping Coaches accompany NO
a. SusquehannA TO Buffalo the $3.50 p N tram nom
HewYok Suspension Bridge and the tn from NeSi9 10
BE- tao Suspension Bridge and Cneunau IA Emgran rAh raves
For Port Jeryis and WAY. 200 70 and $50 Pm.
Po Mddown Way 80 u. an $3.50 p M and snndas
only. $3.50 m.
For otsvlle and WAY. at 'll30 a. -
For Eevburgh and Way at 900 m. $3.50 and $50 70.
For sufsrn and WAy, and p. ,. ,,,
s:l5 Q. and 'l2 Midnight ia 81,
S4:OO 500 6O 4G:l5 aEo Wednesdays sLG Saturdays ou,
For Permopt Mack Taman and wsy At go 'lo '3;
,il5 4t t5: 1880 and N54 aId Neines sbG Saiar
DAYS oa tl2 midnight special suala Trans at JV NJ an 9
pm c,.-,,-.,. .. %, .-., -, n, t,,fbo,,, l.,,a
2st depot earlier than above time Last boat IRON 5 81
S:l5 p. -.
Coehe, obtained for TIE checking a. tn Of Bag
gaze NAV be left al the Companys Offices $50 and 81 roadway rs
Cbmbers-sI 2Jhs and 81 venue Herirri
Tourtst Boklvn; Broadway, Williamsburg Depos foot Of
Cbmbersst and foot 2lst NeSiork and Long Dock Depot
jersey CIV and Of the Agent, at the principal hotels
sDailT. 7. .euloHt and Nyeck. tFor AacAeisas
For ITaskensack and Hlsdae only For tr..si. orl'
l. u. RUCKER, Aunst1 WI; BARR
Gen'l lsuD'L I0L O'nI Fas ~
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
NJSIATUKE ALMANAC.

Sun uf,s.. l9 Sun t.f4 Moon e"'''hoii
THIS pAY-i "
S.-A u,,. l1l Coys Island. a.lJ Hell Gate Ferry... 3C
,IGH THIS pAI--P " r.
sandy Botl.. sls Go's islsId ''i he' u'N fi'' '''
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
|" Sales bp Aurtion


A. hKRwIS AIeuoneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co, Broadway, cor.
I'D Ahst-sse Books WORKS of Art Fancy Good, Fubu.
GEO. A. LEAVITT & Co. Qate Leavitt,
" gb.igh Cor Clinton Hall, Astor place For the SALE By
BRhRIys COLLECTIONS Of Books PasTss and all
kinds Of LITERARY PkoPERTi
DEPOT QUARTEHNAsrRKs OVVICE,(
JEYpEKsOSyLLE lSD., Aug 10, 1871.
7 ARGE SALE of ARMY CLOTHING and
IL BQUPAGR-Wi be sold at pahhe ncton at the Depot at Jener,
souylle Indiana commencing TUESDAY Sept 49, 1911 at 10
m direction Of Capt J. Rodgers Ms X u y
Army quantity Of unseryieabe and damaged Clothing
Camp and Garrison Bqupsge, consisting IN part OF
5000 Uniform Goats.
los, 100 pairs 1rOrsers foot
5000 TrOverr mounted.
1900 pain Uravers
lC0 90 Shirts, flannel
800 shirts,
5000 Great Goats, mounted
Great Costs foot
1900 Blankets, wool
ES.O0 Sack Goats lined
E.0OO Sack Coats unhncl
500 pairs Boots and bO0tees
5000 Forage Caps
a. 900 pairs stockings
And ytrons other articles.
The terms Of stated the catalogues which be OBJ
s = this Ohee.
By onler Of the QuArtermaster. General
C II. H0YT, Captain and Depot QuarterHaster.
BI JoHg H. DRAPER a Co,
TDHE DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
Il WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY vii sell
100000 TUSS OF
SCRANTON COAL
public sucon WEDNESDAY August At Y oeloek noon aiZ
EIhAngeplaee- SAMUEL oboAH' IIttuen-
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25

the steamboats, and tugs owned by the department
amined by an inspector.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
professional Notltrs.

I HEREBY give my sincere thanks 10 Dr'
HENRY A. DANIELS Of l LeiDgtonave 'oI eIrh- NE ol
ua which undermined Le AMI eS1seI NE severe pam "'
years. ! confidently recommend ~ pIlri" p...,-n
' HENRY Adds. % Hamilton ave- Brooklyn.
CTRICTURE, Fistula and Piles radically cured
- without eau,e detention ron eu'nsss. zee
.s az b G.u,Ta,e Oans Dsesses nEd p,ioes oi the Efe
NO. rce And Person HENRY DANIELS MD li Le1Igona'e