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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-08

A. Eark, Phfhdelphia. LAfneef1A PhihAelphiA
d. SAWYER Philadelphia ks6eeoa Kesvsce, Philadelphia.
Wsnrus.s{ PHIls6eph,A Deeorra Port Johnson
r J"Hu tiey Port Johnson Maria Lunt, Por johnson.
Alter Irving Por, Johnson. Predouia, NewHavsn
WIND-Sundovp hg h. W. 4. W. hasy of shore.
SAILED.
ssmshps Heve.a Norway for Lerpcol Missouri 70 Havana;
II. Hvingson. for Savannah
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BORROW Dee I-Avei seauxhp Neeus from New York Below,
bAri Fanny Lewis, from b. Marc
FOREIGN PORTS.
sorruAuProN THE North LLOYD seamship
Capt from HewYort Nov @ arrived to-day proceeded
Brenerhavcn
QrsrSrowS Dec The National Line steamship Rsypt which
sailed from York on the 18th alt touched this port today and
sailed for Liverpool
SPOKEN.
Bark Aqadnet from Rio Janero for Baltimore - days ont Dec D.
lat g 10, Ion. 70 II.
DISASTERS
MANOR Dec THE sehr VIM CREEPY ashore Al Southam
and rapidly breaking Rp The Queen ashore opposite
Quogue Sbe loaded with Delaware Portland
MEMORANDUM.
BoFroR Dec bark Penang ashore Nanse About
Of have been landed anchors
have been carried out to facilitate getting her Of
fFor Latca Ship Rescs zee Ffth Paoe.i
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CRIE RAILWAY.-WINTER ARRANGE

Il MEET of Trains takirg effect Dec ls7 From Chanben'
A. Dcpot TOR Twenty thru st see note below
Cincinnati. .d Chicago Day sIp 9 aSseo''
IO m Express Mail Buffalo and Magyar Fsus Dswnsroom
Coach Susquehanna and Sleeping Coaenes TO snahon
Night Express Sleeping COACHES ~ bun1o anu Niagara
200 No. p.) Cincinnati Chicago Night E1prs. Sleeping
through Cincinnati Buffalo Niagara Falls emo nence
For Port Jervis $780, $780, ' 40 $50 and 700
For Goshen and Mddeo~n 'ao AGO. $780, ihOo .ad ILLS H.
%g Tcr w W:rwei' as 500 i,:Sd and THIS n 4onm
For Hewburgb 1890 500 and iioo n: aO GS and so
RdseSse A:aaals spd R:%.y $780, $780, ii;0'
For Paterson $40 s: 500 1890 1000 II oo =. rs i?:Sl
'I+S 3;3 400 $500 6i5 $780, $780, $780, 7e 3D. ";o'
For Rn,eruM PARK and Pa.saic s4s -73o $780, ii:co
M H. '45 $780, go s:I5, 500, $780, S:i' and 'n;@
midnight ,..~ .uo =. .oo i. q.
For iIIsiaie and way D. Mas 400 and o:oopm
Spring Valley Way 74s and s3 l2Is 4+s 500 sn
For Bnglewood f4s 800 m 1aO 3:16 AIS as 5: SO and
.7:iS p u. SATURDAYS only 1890 mid.
Cresski 745 $3.50 l BIS, ais, $780, $50 and 'IA
D. m. Saturdays 1900 midnight . -
For Upper Fremont 7:l5 1:3o AIS as, $50, $50
and tz45 ,. IN. Ss.arsys only 1880 midnight
For Permont and Nyack 800 m ljo 49, s3o $50 auo f'@
D. IN. Saturdays on; f2O0 midnight
B-Tran leaving Chsmers hous half hoa1s sav
Twenty ths. fifteen earlier than above tue Last Boa
n B-rraus on the n r. r. Of n. Ieavius Chamber
quarter leave thirty minutes earlier than Shove
time. 80.
be obtained and oae for the checking and ner
Baggage left the Companys oe $50 and 81 Brood
One Hundred and twenty 6iS .nd Ihdsye Harisni
Cou Brooknj lO& Broadway, Wiansbufgh At the Company
Daily Sundays only Goshen sunday. only Eyseh only
T n prCKRR Ceul Suut
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OP EEW YORK

PORT oP NEW YORK. DECEMBER I.
CLEARED.
1esmhp lituspn Livingston, Cbeesensn Savannah Livingston
Fox
kCo. D'
Nt.nshp Glsneu, Valdez Boston.
missouri Edwtrt Atlantic Mail Steamshp Co.
Stalnflp CbesaItake Johnson. Portland
Steamship vo.uer PhslpLs to LorIard Steamship Co
w!ancie Brown kehoSo. City Point and Norfolk oid
hbp Peerless tbr Allen, Hsvr, Boyd 4 Hipeten.
stip f0rnosa Allen Melboube N.llr, I'D 4 OuSreau
AGO. '" 'A'"@"'' "
Ban Lincoln hutetfns Galveston h., e. ~ Sackpol Co.
bs'h Eva H. flsf Emery Galveston. c. H. Mailer, Co
Brr RI smith, -, Malaga Miller L Houyhton
kctr ~ A. COODbs. CoOnhs Port Daniel
sth Rtder Corep lndisnos and Lsvaea Eyans Bal Co.
s6hr J. ". Fish. Chase, Baltimore. '
SeLI v. B4rkAew Holmes, Stanford
siosp wbipperwin, Culver Fsw.Hsyep
ARRIVED.
steamship mono Castle Adans Havana Dee ~,h a a
70 Atlantic Mail Steamship Co. " - ~" p-
Steamship Chesapeake Johnson Portland with mise and p.s 10 j.
sesmshp AeashDs. Rector New Bedford with ude an. MAJ. 70
yeTuson Wosd ' I'M ps'' ="
Brg Cyelone Nevens Savannah IL days yellow MIN.
ftbr lAna Bell tof Broohhaven BsyL Asysue. II h.,.
9th fruit 49, !" "A'''
Sehr le to Roei,Dd P.sn Para q day, with rob,,
ke ''' "'' iuo0e''
>scHoosKRs-gIvER C0AsrwnE.
EsstDe Bords, Jacksonville. Kate H. Rich Jacksonville
bafsh broen Wilmington, N. c. A. II. L,saag tjryinia
Yruseyee, Virginia kspSeor, Virginia.
May Psxhsr. ViTGsia X L. LEACH A<xasans
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,s.a xeserday IN the Circuit Court and verdict rem
c cnrsS n favor OF the PLAINTIFF for $4,000.
CRIMINAL COURTS.

tohr p Haydcn charged with committing acts of
n, hsniupcy held yesterday in e2~ bail by Commits
seper Bets IN, $500
Al the Jefferson Market Police Court, Thomas
n North committed, yesteray Tor aeanng
se and usccn value $500 om Stephen Roger Of No. s West
Sory +econist
lifted John INVERSION for having stosn Si90 nom Aootpo
r~rnns Of No 10 wes while they were tnukns together IN
Cbathan-st ea'oon.
In the Court Of Special Sessions, before judge
rcunr YESTERDAY Mary whsen for striking Mary Bcmmmn on
he "A with Penntary for two
s~iog Dcr oome and john Peterson o., o. ni
No m morhs and hned 900 Theodore piAAe
ss.srtpc Pr~ierick Wlstock a hot irvu. 6ned SIC
In the Court of General Sessions. before Recorder
Jehu Thomas eolored for stealing ~ a.
provision In Wes
al yesry labor George Ray and francs Sn
,hsrrd viii stealing Patrick Walsh wc scquteo
Charles Williams burglary the third degree State Prison s;cc
Pa rel Dvr and Jaos Devne stealing sold ws'ch WORN e.
ron Henry Ochs CD Broadway Dee J. State Prison years
tab
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REAL ESTATE.

NxwYORK. Thursday, Dec. Z, 1871.
No sales Of public interest took place this
morning. Messrs " X. stevenson sold two lots Of
ground Bankst, and Mr.. A. j. Blocker a tenement
house on FOrtyeighthst both sales made to per-
fec the titles Of the property and the bids merely
nominal. For Saturday no sales announced, but
during next week considerable offerings Of desirable
property will be made, and an active business may be
Anticipafed
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DECTSIONS-DEC. 7,

Superior Court-Specidi Trm.-By Judge i TO S,
Diner AT Rtei-Mcuon dsaisss Barrett sgt pr "a
granted Arsenbuh weed-orier S'n sS,n ss Ger
the sover Fire Co-Oer garuied D,,h. In
m MIA Frc The Sherman AT we Mo,ion
CoTbe Psrrott agt kncsertoA Of de-
dcd 10 Parsons agt Parsons o. .etei
rision wthe lerh Of Chambers Mitchell sgt h~""a' ~
stkreder sgt Observation-Disclosures ordered .,.,a uu.r
Jagc BuuO~s sg Bsrcws Denied With costa
the minutes oeheu WIN e"ss
En-o.. at EUrrows-See memorandum OF psI~ pIoHh NH
Coses ct sCass settled BcCbve set "VHon 0 ns"
tnal l.Lie1
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
FRIDAY. DEC. 8

FRIDAY. DEC g.
Nc sesn ship Mslh
SATURDAY. DEC. g.
Nal, for Yurope via H,erpoo per steamship CitT Of Antwerp
l1o Supplementary Mail on Pier No. 49, N b. 10
.0-td a 80 10. =, -,
deposited 10 Supplementary, Mail must be prepaid With
kutle ucsigel
Mails for he German States Bremen per steamship DoDsn
tose o. lUs Ii.
SUNDAY DRc 10.
Mails close at O'Clock Tue Fosofce Is open from
n. 70 II an.
MONDAY. DEC H.
IL, Mill
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Eitn Real @etate for Sale.

A -116'rH-ST. 900 feet wide) three LOTS
near Morning SIDE Park for GALB
bargain. WM. SINCLAIR. jr., Co., 3 Pinest
EOR SALE AT A BARGAlN-A large corner
PROPERTY MaJen.sue, South'st aIEc rrn;,rol
Particulars frvm HOMER hOhhN
G+,l IPBeh
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Proposals.

TkEAuRY DEPARTMENT OyyicR LGHT-forsR BoARD,(
WARRINGTON, Nov. n, IJ1I. J
CEALED PROPOSALS will he received at
- this Once MONDAY he 9Th day Of January
s2 applying hous,sd q he beat quality Win
IshtHouse Service according the edaesuons bearing a.e ..
Boad 70 the Inspector No Broadway New York the
ght House Inspector al No. II boston Mass And
re Tight ouse Inspector Detroit JOSEPH HENRY,
sirnanl H0useB Hoard.
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60 Uhom II man Gonfern

MY wife, Sarah Boyd, left my bed and board
NAV oop,rotEDec s. 1871 WILLIAM BOYD.
DESPONSIBLE PARTIES, of extended mer-
~ who intend changing their business January
AGENCY standard article OF ior
the Boston Frstcss references given and required
Address
AGENT. Box 2,sz7 Boston, Mas.
CHAKESPEARE's HOUSE.-The Directors of
~ the Cry Palace COMPANY prepared to receive tenders los me
purchase fac-simile o ShskespeGs HouHe Stfatord-
feet By % nasdng In the Northeast Gallery the
the Or a Palace This model msts for the oc
the Shakespeare Cenensr1 The Crystal Palace b! TIE we'll
T. Paris psnsr Of the Panorama OF London nc hom
and Of the original house taken expressly
is exact c s'ni OH
original All Of taking down and removal
e purchaser Photographs and further particular: to be
Undersigned whom De
tlan LIST January 1872 g. GROVE Secretary
C1ta Palace. Nov 81. 1871.
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Ocean CLEANERS.

| ~
NHANGE OF ROUTE.-The Steamships of
y the UNITED STATES NEw:zEALASD: AND AUSTRALIA
NAL AM, nr ia and s So~ to-
pey, n. s. w., via Honolulu and Auckland.
vi. hH% II. o f9pss % sow f.
EOR SIT. THOMAS and BRAZIL; oovn.vv
TSsD SIaEs aid saAa a .s1T moS
"ss NORTH AMERICA GspS G. B. sSsan December
soaTa q, r r; 1,.n.,
Para Psrnambueo Bahia gong and returning For
Of t aassgsSs :Ss
HAVANA, PROG RESO and ~, VERA II "a { C l2ir
$f 8 Esx SRi M:s. Pc
CLEnPATRA Philips Iha,sna ouyl ....SATrRDAY, jan u
f'' ''s'' '' passage ''fE %IExASpRE SONS Bre.dv,
n S. MAIL T S1, HAVANA 4 Y ~. ,su,p CO.
;SSSS Sss5 IL; S'g Porter Ut. Nassau
r., s., sss I'll, S9,1s bMScs
NOTiCE.-ATLANTTC MAIL STEAMSHIP
4A4 For s Is T
be close, a; iii. Once at rs = IN. sai'Ds Day.
No ' or PAPER, W" Si ,f5;S lrsrn Dorse.
4 NCl0R LlNE:mSTEAiMdIE;R5SS Dv TO GLAs-
EVERY 81 ss# s; s; Vii;
FEON GLASGOW: FROM NEWTON:
Sarrla. Nov aturaY zee.
SATURDAY,. Nov. OIL MBlA .saturiiy PEE IT,
Sstnrlny Dec AUST RALIA. SATURDAY. Dec ~
saturday Dec ROPA SATURDAY Dec. ~
i63 SO: intermediate, ~ oteei18e
~A' NN'' "|- HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents.
Bo~ing-sreen
BALTIC LLOYD. ..,., ~
- STETfIS direct touching st ChRlSIIANsASD ana ~
PENHAGEN to land passengers and mails
The fYgt-class ron steamship
HUMBOLDT. Capt P. BARANDOS.
90 a saav RI :s. D s' sai %
SATURDAY Dee. II. ..u,,,, ~, ana
CABIN PASSAGE (Gold). $50. SrEERAGE l0ola) $50. .
Freight for PETERsDtaG and other Important port: OF we
Baltic c Lsg signed For Freight or Pas
sage apply to WESDr u hAMMELSDEn.s hesnn,
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. CRY o. NrwYoRx DgPAHrsrSr FIsAscs BCAEAu on
ris % TAxRs, COURT.I0UsR PARK ;
3CHAxBERSsT., Dec S, 1871.
ITO TAX-PAYERS.-Notce is hereby, given
that an additional vii he aided the 18th inst to
ali aIe unpaid DAY. On the Ia Of January following
interest At de rate s he added TO be calculated from
tho Alb day Of October 1871 10 the Cae Of payment
4. DERNARD sMYTH, Receiver
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COMMENCING MAY "a, ls7L
Passenger Static. s.syss S e s'
For Eew.H.ven BRIDGEPORT l. iEIh llN iAls tRrh
Co sits IS s -? r.ilss Southport w.po n
fs rs South SsTs.s n'0. mi las .n EIn ss
sss",s% sT.s re- MS 'E1I SIS '1.h IS
va 10th s'aasss;Ss III; RI s'f T i;
s. s %. s....,..
+: ss r n:.l s::s Dis
For e and Sssap.ps R.ro.d SsA
' Ysf sd:se.. and w..nss Railroad W s
L. For 20 I Hoa.. 4 Railroad "a n and p m.
S::E::; i. s sss:: M = nd s S:'
Il: ~ 8: : e:
tn! S::: Is: k ,:s e 3
'e q h. one. r. q e. Il b, rr e
;::s::: 81; sS = =:
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
Through Tram: Vi. run NJ" D',e Ys,A1a M R's:
's SEQ n Chicago 80 nes.,.:, ..s:. viii Dnr.e'.
1890 s mr. spses csis.ss EID, Dn~,er.. can S..
iol5 M Northern and Western Expesa
q. .:S :; T ;', s. s s s.-r~s vi.
600 :. R1pr-.s ssspinsesn wsssrsv, osvsss ~
400 n PseSe Express slsepisesn Rsehs DsAlA
and Niagara Fss also Chlcsge via bsA an1 ~ G.
Rsoads and Sos b. Les va TsSsds lssvss - eAAys -
il:oo m Eprs.s ~itA ss.pi.sesr %, rny "a AAesy
'''I"' Special TRAINS e. kEsSsiek ID c.:. :s Asa.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT OF
~ DEsBROSSES-ST. asd foa bot q CO1TLANDTSf-IN
WEST PHILADELPHIA, q $50 AM $50 IN loe EUo G2
$40. night and Sundays at go p Per PNlpkA6
via Camden. A. T. ~ - Per lALTixol1 Al WANING
TON and TnE WEST, Va Ssls.e.s sS isS 81 ~
os and IyselS:;s d.y .. 81. ssS, 49, 49, - 4
WEST Pesasylvaas Rsilresa sN = ~ 6sas ID Sn =
silver Palace ear. attached - ~ s;N - Assb -
New Yosh 70 Ptt.bsgh caieage and Lss.vs e.1
s.rss csa.s.a I:s:S s.a s. is ::y 49, 49, ts
Palace attached " th III: ed hseeGS ~ hsv
yps 70 Fort w,y:. C y .i,sor a:: = ss ~
Ew RANKIN d.! DiRE ~. AZ. y. .Haksol e..ns,x
SOUTH SIDE r. X. OF L. l.
Winter 4..ss,. .or.ssdns OF ~ '' ~. s''''''s 50
for P.teicSu: BY stare B.nspsH sad Is Pss>
EW q n Accommodates to Babyles
3op kspr- for Pachogs. stag ft Ssnys s.A Hs faeA
A0p I.hp 'trossh 10 Psksgs - ssoAAsA
E0 IN. Bah Ns Accoaaoi.loa
The g. " AID 10 a a. and thr 5,0 and st9 shs soass
Valley STREAM iSr Rosh,Say and He:yssesd
- Tine TsbleA
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST.

~ ERN RAILROAD
MORRIS AID ESSEX DIVISION.
NEW BROAD GAUGE LIMB to Water Gap stooieurF Sersnto
Bngamton Syracuse snd Osweso W1rHOCT CHAnGE OF CABS
via Err ARRANGEMENTS. eenmeaass MONDAY, Soveabes -
1871. - - =
sooa BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN vs Boonton BraA,
directly through from NewYork Ovege without c
connecting will Chester e. scranton al
D. X. r. for Kingston. WlIkeshsrre. Pttstoo. kc -
's EXPRESS NAIL TRAIN, Denvil viii eoes
ton B.nch DOysrwta Caestr Branch with sssS.
Water Gap stsousbure Scranton Bend Bngianton S
and Oswego and EastOu with Lehgh Valley Tor all pss~
li:oo NJ LEHrGn VALLEY EXPRESS stops Newark, hor,
Dover Waterloo Hseketsown Wahnston Phlpsourg and
Eacn; connects At Waterloo with saeI RslIos hpsesY
With BEL Del R fes Belvdefe b. and I. Esstcn with
Tor Bethlehem Allentown Msuh Chunk Wlkesbse, Readus asd
400 D. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN Va Psenoe ED
Boonton directly through aa,n utoout hsnfe Of :s
principal stations Connecting Dover with Chester
4l0n EASrON EXPRESS connects = Dover With Chester
r.. Waterloo with Sussex r. and at Baston with " TOT
BE h~hem. Allentown. Reading Harrisburg and The West
$3.50 HACKErTST0WN NAIL, connects With Boont'o Uoes
1870 p. m. DOVER FxPRESs 80 ,.n ,o
For AORRIsrOwN, At ':lS 9o iin Roc n. 2:0 3;so %o
For SUNMIT and intermediate stations $780, 7;s1l oo 1910
and lo $3.50 geo ~ go sna ssSnn ola go oo
and ll2O 1O as 3:4O an: 49, 500. 90" o:'o s; s'
am NEWxaK $3.50 1,ls 7:l $40 $40 s4o 1910 1880
,.S II 10 and l:OO fi:l0 2O0 "230 $40 800 $3.50 4
40 So $40 $40 $3.50 $500 60 e:+o $500. 80 9D, aud
ll:G D. M Trains malied stop a East Newark Am sn
WV ~AS '''~ -" =. SCHOCH, Superintendent
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oorpr cIIPNnARS-TRI. DAY.

s.n.,, co-,.Cu.ysKrs -ClRrolo "opens at .! a
'''"'~' N'''' Caieudsr ealleG Al v nj.
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Corporation Noaees .

Inspectors Of ELECTfON.-Notice is
hs minority Inspector, q Election in seeh Eben CITY,
compliance Win seeasn eaapes ~ hws Of le Bss ioSw.
= 800 s him s, ,q: ss, !I;CsesSs
appointed BY him .sh Inspector uoa With days AMER
saeh Ana sch hshy soaSsd Tat hey
TIE Of Inspectors Election have BEN elected
By the Board Of County Canya hoSe The
section g. ehapter l3s Lawn Of 1910;
IAN inspectors Of Election whether tsd q, sppoiptsd e.oept A
be appointed Oil vscane. day election han appear
before the Chief the Bureau within tvepty
shall be declared elected or shall appointed p
ved and shall take and subscribe the prescribed the
constitution ANY Inspector Of falling
subscribe to ,ueh oath within the TIM desensd
vacancy"
The time within which The elected Inspectors nay take the
once VIII e on % io'n dy VI Deber Of appointed
viii expire December 49, CORNKLIUS CORsOk
ief Of b Fl
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nnAxsES1 sa4ni
s':iida ;sS. \ s4 Nh SSsrs ~,
!..5Sssm;xip xIssy!: A "AA'
3..yAMRs ncMRIOHY.
!..MILLLAn yAMDERBECk
..WiLLslAh MsaER
::..j1GEs 4 H HAsTEstts;
9..CHARLRs yTAYTLgR.
iI..MICHAEL RYAH;
i i: :s4asSs s !. gnasssErn
Vs.. LOUIS BALLKnBEE0:
n..E EpvuH!p G CAyAsAeh
s s::ii5EiSH I %a5F5Aro.
e. E 51Au HDs GAREG
N.HlcHAEI Hays
16..wlLLlAN GLEESON.
n..TH0hAS BOL0ER
EIGHTEENTH WARD.
l..JOHN MULLANB.
2..JAMBs B. NICHOLSON.
,..yHo,nsEsy REILLY ILL.,
s..THOHAs HAYDEN.
:::R4Ts!ff :. n sSGSaGi
s.HENRY sAULPAUGH.
l0..MTCHAEL SULLIVAN
Il. JAMES 0ATRs. A'
-. FRANCIS MCGUIRE.
N..ALBBRT uOT'rhAN
t. t. :josssH K PaEiiAx.
%i::SiS AZ NJ Z SUTrEsIoux
f0..MICHARL McGRATH.
2..MICHAEL PAGAN.
s::a HSSI e g; SOs SsSss.,
, ,yUHt Hsi SSrTSa
.::P Renas i q ASsSso
5..JOHN MAXHEIMER
6..WILLlAM J. OCONNOR-
7..yAMEs CROWLEY.
civilian ?; PAPEHBYER
,9..TTH H0xss 4 Acs ESsRINa
1..HERMAN r. BAUER.
s s::4sHsEs i w fI i; n
10. .SCHUYLBR WHITE
7..JOHN JENNINGS
10. JAMES r. DAVIS.
1o..WILLIAM MARSH:
a..BENlAH II. HOW'LL.
a::lRRhiSIsb :: HOPKINS
Is. HERMANN CANTOR
26..AIBERT BOGhRT.
H..FRhDRRlCK POx.
THEODORE =. SANXAY.
=. : :HAM.aTo y Z Go wEiGEr'
3i..FREnERlcE sIEUBENRooI
33..JAMBS W. VAN RORDBN
I..CIIARLEs X. JRsSOP
3..GEORGE T. LADUE.
4..CHARLEs LEICIIT.
3..LOuIs q. CLAUDE
1..SAMuEL HAMILTON
Q. .GEORGE W. DIrPLE.
m.ARrHUR q. BR, kDAGE.
IL. JAMES A. CHRlSfIk
T. =. .Ah.xHS. =. f S5 n4ESTRAn
is..LEGPOLD we'll
l6..JAMEs 3. SMITH.
IIa..GMAnLRs O. GR Rs
l9..PETER VAN KuRRk:
20. JOHN W. acDOUGALL
2l..JOHN MURRAY
2..WILLIAM r agar
s::%lILlh% + S,! SSanHLL
TWENTY FIRST WARP.
I..pATRlCK McbeyITT.
sTRaRsts E I; s2Gkks
s..GRRSAR6 acGUIRE.
6..PRANCIs FfNLAy.
7..RICHARD QtlD0R
8..FARiELL DO,JTi.
9..W1LLIAM .HIELIS.
lO..EDW ARD DOnNkLLAN.
U..HILLIAM ShUER
II. JAMES KilitHAN.
D..IIlOMAS pEEaEY.
H..CIARLES FOWLER
ls..RCFUS FOW LHR-
lG. MATHEW NUGENT
l...MICIIAEL DEvANY
L..PBTRk GARRY.
-. .SAiiUKL Il. WARREN
~. PATRICK JOSIa
Il. GEORGE MULIiGAN.
~. MICHAEL Chii.GaE.
23..STEpIIRN COfHHLi
TWENTYsRCUND WARD.
l..ALRXANDER mENI!E
2..JuJIUB kElCHB.
3..PATRICK MCINTYRE
MICHAEL HARRINGTON.
3..JOiIN p. YORNG.
6..ALFRED LANCASTER
7..MICllAEL LihCil.
8. JEREMIAH CRAVIHG.
9..FREDEhICK IL PLAGGE.
10. JOSEPH +. wEnGTnk
II. JOHN G.. CARLY.
IL. CHARLES II. MAXWELL
u. FREDERICK II. KkNfP
H. .QKORGE BifTk
IS FRANCIS WHEATON.
I6. HENRY Will.
l7..EDWAGD TlhPfOH.
l8..THOMAS ONElLL
10. EDWARD FIBIikR.
10. WILLIAM b. F1NLAY.
81. THOMAS MARTIN
~. EDWARD KIBaNAE.
~. BENJAMIN +. BRADY.
A..PETER o. MAS rHR6ON.
JAMES MOORE.
ii. CONRAD BOWER
q JOHN BIRD.
OF NV YoRx DgPAsrsryr or FIsAscR, BChEAU OF
rus RECEIVER op TAxRs, COuRT-IIOUsR PARK }
y tHAxBERSsT., Dec j, l61l.
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Sales bp Aneticn

AT TIKI saasp En's a1haEh SDs
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pY BANGS, ME1k s5vII 4;s Geo. Broadway cor
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GEO. A. LEAyITT & Co; date Leavitt,
ASc-,os CoII.cTox: Of BOOK: PASrisas ii
''''' o. 1'''''"' f *. zEE.A.pEa WHITE.
inform the Js Ell; Ct b 3; 81 gf # g Auction bis entire
T; :S; =: &c -! bio
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..'.''.' ''''' s ;;s now on EXHIBITION
~ evening until 'ss az q
US LIeHr HoUss DsPof
OYrcn Liaar Hoyss sHaiSssn, THID DISTRICT,
SALE Of '' UEsEKy sftEi. BE Fl
5 Ill saIs xs: s f. ARTICLES will
II, 900 pounds Wrought Iron
400 pounds Oh Rigging
Iron CylndheIl Tanks,
I'm OH Butts
6Bo>t<
lrsp Water Tanta
j. c. WOODRUFF, It. Col. Of Kngneen.
.. l. H Engineer. Third District
T'RUSTEEY SALE-CHEMICAL WORKS.
s g. t III 3 ss sI sSs sss
WORKS & ..s . % = s ~ = C.ss
landing soins works q w. So - BrOvnisG
brick and buiknas,
engines machinery &C., In aceesfal working ser md eepsh
Of producing Sufficient suphur ad 70 from IA c
Of The Auconee H. THOMAS SONS J7 and l POarht
PhlSephs, Peuu.
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NOR LIVERPOOL,


CTA QUEENSTOWN,
CAIRliNG HE q. y. MAILS
| rHp LIVERPOOL AND GEiAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
nil d s,c one Of their hrsss power steamships
PROM PIER No. 40, n. r., EVERY WEDNEsDAi
q follows;
WISCONSIN Capt W. FREEMAN. December 49, at 1870
NEVADA Capt. T. f. December %, at loo
WYOMING CAPT December IT, at 80
MINNESOTA, CAPT. MoEGAS.......Jsuuary B.
IDAHO, Capt J. PRct...........J anuary IL.
MANHATTAN, Capt. JAS. PRICE. January IL
Cabin passaee, $40, gold
siecrge passage (Oce No. 20 Broadway $780, eurreacy
or freight OIL cabin passage, apply to
WILLIAMS GrIOH No 81 w.lst
TNMAN LINE. - For QUEENSTOWN and
LIvKRPOOLRos Mail Steamer appointed to sail as follows
CITY OF PARIS SATURDAY Dee l6. H.
CITY or NEwYO ....sA1t RDAY bee g. p n
AMI each succeeding SATURDAY aud Tlt RsDAY
RATES OF PASSAGE.
FIRST CABIN ~ YOU'D s7s srEEEHGE ...........so
70 London ......... 30 To London. -
Passengers also FORWARDED Hamburg, Sweden Norway and
Dcrmsrk at reduced rates
send 70 their friends.
spe' bafs 4: AsPs H.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
~ FOR orru, SGTpSS xSp BREMEN. -.
tn. steamship DOyAu. Capt g. Ernst will ,aii SATURDAY,
Dec Bremen Pier foot Thirds, Hoboken, to io
steamship RIIEIN Capt r. C. Meyer on SATURDAY Dec 49,
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON. HAvRB. AND BREMEN
tPA,ABLE IN GOLD OR Its EQUIVALENT N cuRREScil
First cabin.
FOR fsS, or Das:.: apv; to 0EIRiCHs Co.. Agents.
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7l2 Sun 452 Moon rises ...2 "a
TINS pAr-Aa
Cows island. 4:3i Hell Gate Perry C23
WATER THIS DAy-P.
hbty Hook I23 Cows Island 5C3 Hell Gate Ferry. 62
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Gcpartnersbip Notices.

OFFICE OF MoKrox DLiss Co.. New. YohK, Dec l. 1871.
MR.. CHARLES f. MINOR retires from our
lVH baHness and d.. GEORGE BOWn0lN becomes
PAR, A., Xxx from this date MORTON, BLISS Co
5IEx,HAxGr PLACE, NEw.ioKK, Dec 1911
TNHE COPARTNEHSiilP heretofore existing
uo the FRANK CANS has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent
Either partner will agD IN lqaidaton. ,,,r,rr,n.cu
L. PRANK.
AIOLF CANS.
The formed Coy arne1? Tor the porcse
ny general domestic Banking buhiDess unoer
the Fir Ian VI
HRlDRI BACH. FRANK l. 20.
MAX HEIDkLBACH,
T. l. FRANK.
ADOIFGANS.
LOUIS IlEIDELBACH. Of Cincinnati, o.
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Gitp 1)roperir TO fei.
6ouses ano forms Wanteo.

FURNISHED HOTEL WANTED-Thc adj
L ycrtscrs desire FtKN1kHED HOTEL, for term u
re rs. Fi,se.sss references given. Address
$780, C. Il N. 212 Washington.s.. Brooklyn.
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Gotels.

EXCHANGE HOTEL, Richmond, Va, 800
Rooms furnished Accommodations for CO.. guests
I. l,os. ia Riei;nonl Ma. L. DARLINGTON, Proprietor.