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New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
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FROM LIyERPuo LIN steamship Eerl IA Dec l-Mr snd Mrs
Fvert.a and Mr. D. chel SIR Fenton T. Freeman ".
H. Bcl JOIN MaheSsl7 sui Whnyton A. Ganrer,
Thos Van Stlr Capt. W. j. Wari anl servant Givn
WEIGH John Her b. " Nhreok, Mr. Dreyflss A. j. Oheingr
Jos Bsk J. T. Wcmin, J. C. Hunter r. Seth W; Gasner Mr.
arbs8a b. ueTnaus Dr. BsrnOt and wife Jas Aughltre H. tk
Bugsss iui vie MF All Mrs Warren pr j. Hacke Rev T.
Ison Craig Hon r. hufnton 5. A. Peters D. W elarts g.
A. rr,rers J1 Dcse, T. r. Ban b. K Brsughon, : eng
hemer Ihos losr c. s. HaNes Calvert Iho y" Bn'un W j.
lie ptena Hoffman H. Klein. Neh, Mr. scLIeler snd
children and servant Rev. H. Campbell, Mr. Wnsgadoh ioa H. .
Saudf0IL
FROM CuARLESTON-M Fowler Ms Crawford ard daughter
D. ANTHONY C. H. ron RI Iuppe M Rse
chii Sucnln. Ma Brown. II. MURDOCH Davea ~ DC
Cirths NJ Perkins, T. r. Punt, r. Douee wife and chA h Mana
and wife. ". Plrhsar TAoS Riley. - ,.r
FROM SAVANSA-In steamship virgo Dec nass Jennie bil
joni B John Bill jr Bl J. Dam, W q beckf John
Scott A nsshsl p ford aob;. A. b. heCa ariF b. Ramsey
Chllls Hausou h. =. Nsrd John Goosey
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY JANUARY H. 1871

will be waged at wallacks aladdin" and KIND to
Fault' Will bo presented at Lima Edwin's. The new
buresque Of ST. George and the Dragon. or the seven
Champions Of Christendom.' will be performed by tho
Lydia Thompson Troupe, at Woods Museum. "Ihe
Black Crook" will be given at Niblos Garden.
Saratoga" is in order at the Fifth Avenue Theater
"Wee Willie Winkie' offers his charms at the Olympic
Manifold activity and skill in manly sports may DO
enjoyed ct the Circus ia Grande Duchesse VIII De
sung and acted st the Grand Opera House. with Mona-
land the heroine. The San Francisco Ministries gve
no Matinee, but their customary Performance taxes
place at night
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
NEBRASKA.

TIL WRaNGLE OVER A UNITED STATES SENATOR.
The quarrel among the Republicans of the
N''-"s-a Legislature hc-ns 70 alarm the Republican
prs OF e STATE aud iears entertained Tor the wei
i.r o. TIE party itself IN Nebraska. Individual inter
ef a rroua disputes to be the only Of The
trouble 80 tAcre has been general issue upon which
tie rafy h4s been divided g. VI Mssour. The O1naha
RellJ'cll, Says: "Ihe legislative session iopened with
dorr'-se 3 ihe Republican majority, from the usual
c,u 1 .eh occasions Senatorial iutr1guers and others
ad pcrsOlal Interests ere we're permitted 10 de-
fea ~ caucus for The nomination of legislative officers
T. wa that the Democrat, in 10th Houses were
.u aIf o. vote for Or against us or that Repu1lcau
s.. and Iart.li ipcffd Tie choice the same as II
t.s "a, ..d 10 Tie J. publican party. II Is doubtless
a f,. t t.e hf..e lau4ll o. er Ctsts Ina eaci IL e.
wen. 1854. staped 90 dictate N.o lOgd bee tLc officers
0.s .... unltirc hCaI @, tbs motnod prt It
DO oI aIv l...- DD..ciIt IN the ft..r %
f- lt.arf 10 tce; aI,.I, ue chose. either as a
I'd. .Ia.r UH I -..-. fr uI0u promise on their
par .,.- He. Li'r .a eq iai t-.'D..
. ...u Ir.HI-.I D.. .I... .f ta" Republican ID
..t l.Ilt f.If.. t... OF .rtt1r without a
s... .r. .el.r.. GIis proposition b. simply "
..... .u .aI. a c.utu. 10. OIL. HAn." l. gs.tiH...
.lyaocras l,udcd aud lor tie aatact pdi pose vi xiv
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the enemies of party and It's principles the seeo
on Of the senator. II Senator is elected, with the
knowledge a sides that he his Demo
cratic votes what will he be worth 10 the Republican
party Of the State and nation The announcement OF
such triumph would carry with q the dcathknell Of
Iepybhcauisln m Nebraska No man can be elected by
DemOcTets unless be makes bargain favorable 10 the
Democracy. This will prevent, in great measure, trust
and confidence i'm him y the Republicans of the state
II it is right to take ID mocras into partnership in choos
ing man iii tie highest office. why not invite them
to all our caucusos and conventions hcrcafterl And II
the example 81 Taton is set in Lincoln, why will
IL not he followed throUhghOut Nebraska wherever
Republican accomplish personal object by betrsy
ing his party 2"
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
TIE JERSEY CITY WATER WORKS

ANOTHER ACCIDENT-THE SUPPLY WHOLLY CUT
OFF.
A valve in the pipe through which water
has been pumped into the reservoir at Belleyie sud
denly broke yesterday rendering the engine incapable
of raising water and until valve is put in Jersey
Citys water famine "a complete. Last night the super
intendent and his assistants repairing the damage
but their progress slow II is doubtful whether the
then the ppy will be afforded for only one hour out OF
the twenty-four. ..t. 4. .i,ooa
The new pipe raising Yesterday AFTER u ls pLoee
water can be let in Probably not before the end G nex
week will the manufactures and Aundrles ne ehDou 10
resume operations. ..,-----,-. -.,-oo,s
on examination OF the fallen pipe at the WORKS reVes
the ac hat some places it is nearly eaten through VIZ.
rIIs Its usefulness evidently ceased ron od age anu
neglect rather than from the accumulation 0i lee a the
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
THE STATE or Trade
DOMESTIC gABKRTS

Wn-Iyoros. v G.. Jlu l3-3nfE frrne1ho. iuh s' ft-
sir..ne 'sn qsei ~ o. Ce fp-naae sni To- INC '"s'
Coton dul
S F9aScrsco jan RS OILS a1ive org III urn -
D toyn Poat k.i BeHr iia Luor y ielos ',1.s
al; Gole. CaaTg yi tgrage ~ Chp a- "a. LIE sei h9re
oi God al Curry o. imFersl 2ii Meow Vale, Ii' 1srIs
Consolidated l6i.
ACersrA Ca. Jan 3Coos msrke cre ltie. 70 isi- &c
" idlirgs: sllss so. and rr-.ipfs 81 has.
NEg-UHKAs Jan llor tuN. slrcf're 81 % Do1le krirs
rr~lie EIs 80 Corn fri.w, TDr.; NhS Ir
Oafs-S. Louis Gsirns On. BHgn sd g .iav-srime. So.
Choice : Pork luner; 5li 3 0lrli ask- BaconCssr
Rh l2qte: Clstr das l3c H1rs, lIae bfH!eroe, l2le
plc: Eee n0ific. Sagu qre. Pdnr 'osie Noises ira.
Comgon - t- Prime s5e,'f tler aJqOse hhssy tfiaer
a. ~ ~ 07 Corse-prue i5l Sc
l20, Ne~-Yors SIGHT. laeoul- Goli, i45s
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE. TE....ALBANY. Jan. I3. !


4 bill was reported amending and oousoh-
dating the acts relItiye % public instruction
gILsWtrc introduced amendlle The act yestiAg In
-lprrv-rs certain leg! itivc powers concern
ir0 tie division towns into Assembly District re-,
i.t,r 10 the relief lodgiuEhOuscs o. the treu7 Aid
ef, IN y.,y-lorE; arirHdlnC the Lfgi act, and the
act concerning the opening and widening Ot streets Ia
New York.
tn r.a nor. t.r aruaus- of exp natures n detail, l Vat
l ntructf have been eTar-rd, t-t prob e,oi o
tire rIMul.f., f.,l ui tl bII! I., .,.A.f ~.5 '.-i W."
sum or 81 rs have been eEptndcn ior purposes ot-tf
tlr upon t,c Capitol. and Tor what purpose sUcL eN-
De.diilrr-. Il auy, have been made.
An additional resolution W'- passed lnstructlg the
Controller % paw tho funcs Low H. te Stat' Treas
-v fpr the construction OF the capitol the Wornrn
epIoyed on said capitol the sum not - exceed :ilol
Notice was gwen Of bill 10 open LeXnsi OnaFe IRON
Ninaty econi 10 one hundrt -secOud-- YORK
Tbe SENATE in Committee, disposed OF thr Dill aiu .o-
ing thr ct relating terms OF office Of Notares FlbI
an n IN wa. ordered 70 q third reading. resolution mat
tGa Leg lature shall ADJOURN the 80 OF March next
Va, Iall over Adjourned TIL Monday 1T 1:3J p. III.
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THE TWENTY THIRD REGIMENT RECEPTION

The dress parade, presentation, reception, and
hon given Thursday evening by the 23d Regiment " c. s.
\ ut the state Arsenal Portandaye., Brooklyn, was
9c Of bo easantc, social events Of the season. The
81. brilliantly N1ated by 1000 tiny casjets
Ter tb uqI i.roductCus and prOmeuldng. the assem-
hlv ,. v- sounded. the were unsac ked ana the
G.~ - y 81. re p ter whica Col. Rodney c. Ward re-
cryrd from ic enlist "a men of the 23d Regiment an ee
Ir.c, ION .Iaa,h ryas made Corporal Br0clway Of
CCur.ny =. aid when TIE Colonel, in few words, re-
turned thanks, the hall rang with applause.
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TILE STEAMER FLORDA.

Admiral Smith of the Navy-Yard, yesterday,
granted permission for the unloading OF the steamer
Florida The lighter Leyden was owed alongside her at
the ordnance dock in the NayyYard ana the dlschas
ing OF her cargo began She will be laid up for repairs
and will 90 upon the dry dock The Government has the
right 10 an appeal from the decision OF the Court made
within ten days. and it is therefore expected that sne
will not leave her present mOorinss at the ara
before jan d. The decree releasing the FLORIDA VIII
probably DC entered to-day in the United states Ds're1
Iourf
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THE rTNIAN RECEPTION.

The Irish Republican Brotherhood met az
the eg.h Regiment ArmCry last evening, denounced
Ta.ouauv's interference in the Fenian reception,
ador..d resa ions welcoming the released prisoners
and appointed y reception committee Of 20 Deegates
from different Irish societies also met al HlOerna Ha
det.G ,lm T. solutions, and appointed reception
O. nittee Cf i've, and another committee OF hFe 70 u
inc "A srurrous report of their last meeting. Tie
joint Special Committee OF the Common, council
CHARGED with making arrangements for the recep-
ton ~ the Fc03u prisoners, Yesterday appointed
en- Wn b. Tweed, ir., Grand Marshal and made other
preparations for the reception.
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single, moi taoress and over l6 years old Mrs. Jean
Marc, Plainield, N Y. Miss Maggie Newell. White
Plains, n. Y; Mi-s NJ T. Trumpc, kOssyille Maryland :
Miss Margaret Cook ShiTwOOd. y. y; Mr. A. g. Macy
ir, Hudson, NJ Y class E.-Best specimens Of darning
socks stockings by any girl not over G years old
Lou Hope, Dover, Delaware Emily J. NICHOLSON, NO
23l West twenty tysevcnth-st. NcwYOrk City Lizzie n.
Haskell. 81. JOeph Mich. Best specimens ~ darning
stockings BY ANY married single lady over l6 years od
Miss Hanuie Early, Lynchburg, Va. LOUISA Z.
Olmstead. Genesee, n. y. Mrs. e. J. Gncrist, Frank
lin ~
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LATEST SHIP EEBS.


S,eanshp Gancus Wade1. Boston, mdse aud pass ,,.
Sl.h Abeuarle Biaokveod, RcAnoad tHI F0si Ana N0
mdr- q,
selr Lucy 4. Mills Amstruus Bangor va Nt"pvis 'uN''
scHoJNEss-lIfEk AID tlAsi" i"i-h--..-4
Nautilus. Tfahaihr0r = y "''iNn ','nDe,rl
Msrll.et Ken els. Lllaurthpot Oe4f g. A'.r ''"-
T. a. LYMAN. tlI llu hporL DiIT, an
Al Ssrrou-. L| .Iafa.1r- 1eo DosN's5. ...,...trr
Sarah L.ll.s.. Dbl ..ei. g1rt. heN-ioiA' i'
G-t. J.. Carma1, Nir.l.a
WIAD-aalsc sep glt y. T. ioftf.
DOMESTIC PORTS. -,
o. s., In ll--s..rt Sip El1s scnlf, With "eeat 70
Liverpool o.. ,s-t ....psn,o Leo hoxa ysv.York
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The Greet Pamphlet,
THE BIIEG BIT.
or.
BLACK,IAILlSC OPERATIONS
CHARLES \. DANA'S sun,


Single Copies, - esl. taca. "a.
Can le had At Brensao 3 tuon quar shea Ss,a,i Gf2ss
fot 20 ,Sq ~ ,I B-oslIrn or n, i..,e.lirg
1u' N's s-'@' N' G 4 CLAEK No. II CHAABEisSr
The trade ssppled on liberal tsnlA -
Uuited IrishmeB.Tbe OieeH end Conni tees 81 - 'ea'
Of The Uutei rshmeu" of this District MI. ~ a. o,'--nH
~ SUNDAY. 18th inst, az > p ~, ,.
Pairoi Brothers recently re, ,a ,, ~ man ourt,e,
v5s roHr u .h1as w. 5p l. c B5LIEs ~ D. az cae o o'
FtheI Clement ave-; bet fs.oa ara "a va Pi j. . Ne s,s
Cour.s = 4. Lec,elr zoe
,-, -. I'M n rouisr c.rai rr AFalr l.at
I,o s t used o The Haahona. hf oii s,cteh
or p-s'es H. ,a VII D. s4h ei tcs rlaras ras-
inas aad Diagrams foa he LeeHrrf ''',ie - %
hoaslrs Dollar Object thli "a e r 49, 81 ihi' % a -
,,r etare, with Basrcn ~r One noab TO eaiu'r 'a's
flr ais uaost inter s.-s scel.s
i n,,ca we sfnnI Divided Fnll.-Ai ,.-ss ~ %.
Jr I9 ISL moaol Of Joan T. O. lo, b. Va lit sc e
the Chair an, Ale. Al.t u 80, e,.-.i IA, ~ - :.
P,rath Asemb District Glt Ctapaisn Ci.a. sorF Par
Staes de Piiro hua@, ie anl' neo nPa l. aishh Z. \
Can, eloquent rHaarAs by NveTs froarui RI sso COS
aiopte sn 'he i1FHs nsH.l yrs rasn - -
the Club s,a .eiss - % DE tetal oi-i ~ 90 90
G'se. ass e, Va; iie.- eos J. a,ss-y isss .f Or
slpOacas aesfe.sf Are.sh Eio1' s I5s;sHT a. a. n -;
va Ksnen. pcaled sntii ~ lara tise-,. '',i o. -ha
lrge 81 Van Not Aetaair shaler Sal J. L " l''
N.cs an A. e. Borciu AsEatdr h1fis.
Di7r,rafs isogghi rud roif.
CEQ & aLLEg. 81 hroad~sY' aadr T. A'elo'i' b,cL
Port-Oa.rc Soiice.-T-e Mss @r Ly yso,s ta'ai g. sses
pA9 a. oa hHUaSDAY Al anl % sATgRpAT q.
a m - p II. JONES. Pos,ai. i.rrr
So,,c, - hereby given thn hs McNRiL coal AEn rroS
go 1-'' GaAGLks 9, GQDa@A ssas-n.
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MISSOURI.

THE DEMOCRATS NOMINATE GEN. BLAIR FOR
u. :. SENATOR.
Sr. LOUIS, Jan. 13.-The full vote in the
Democratic caucus, yesterday, TO nominate candi-
date for T. follows Blair, 50; Glover,
l6; Philips, 1s; woodson, TO- Gen Blair made brief
speech, returning thanks, and announcing himself a
genuine Democrat
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14

b.rf sbvsni.n for brig Caisis from 30 Jsne 9n ["
,fs sor,h fom New Yort shin Ccol VII, f Nlsl' - 80
from New Yors. Ceared 20 aan 7 NacltAe o I.
no T. Isctsoric. bsfk n,lnl etd DIX an S ~ '''
sehr. Bla Il0acl ,or ileslra a.. o.. Ca,
tHsELlssuT, < q. Jsu Il ~ -,
NcalorE. bars go ISl'a lar hrfior rsfs 5s's -
Boiaa bark P.ll- .-n-- -r-- ~ LL- ~. -, - .
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DOUBLE ,IUEDEp IT DEVILS ELBOW. TENN

MEMPHIS, Jan. 12.-Deputy-Sherif Traine ar
r9cl helc last luI. with H. W Bateman, Touey Bate
ritn. and A. T. Mis IN custody, charged with par
ticipation in the ARRAY at Devils Elbow on
s,trfdav ui-ht i,st, when F. s. Keefer and
Wl,i.rr Fer- son VIII Killed and Toney BaiemGn was
yoy l-F. T.o caU.iof the shooting was tnat batenan
ottet.t su.e.- Ftigr-1n. tenant, nom MS mouse.
While '.,u va. uuarrc'ing with Mrs. Fer guson her
t,,f Slot Kccfer who Lad iOiued the party Of eve
ton. ard LateHau Immediately shot Ferguson. All
..Irn.L-i -LNN All u 5000 each.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
UAPS AND bIISWAPS.

Seven sudden deaths were reported yesterday at
tho Colo-ess Oacc.
Frank Maguinana age 80. who has been Of late in
dt-. found cad Yesterday IN bel 81 No 10 NH
bc9rf--
Jcraul +. Beck acc :. died Yesterday. at Bellevue
Hoe @ .1ra- received e day. ago while playing With matches
At Mo. % tderrkst
W-p. Van Virtlr of No a13 Weyt Twonty-ninth-
-; DARN G.is g .oHe hl l-e lorloa OF ms
I..e- . H- T.Dr.oI. c0ord OF No ID broomesi
Ti.r..1 arrested sri Tlitcl
4 keras.no oiI-amp exploded, last evening IN
Bs--r rd -r f8r'o- o- b. ncf Hiool D. set ~ hfe
I, he binding ,t damaged .sJVV ll4- F4e piTrAhg
rfe m 'oo a. upset and siasho ial the ar'ef
JOIN p Ae1ae~. sererei. Injured
r,e cra-s4orv frame stable No % Tenth-aye..
o-l Adm Tprt0n. destroyed resera' egie On I've
ho-r thte h1re TO sAt Usso ueA all fa-l,-.
Insured f- 5000 The 0hr Cf e dteylrd
ir-g al o owrci ie Mr. Pontou damaged : i0 Tie ock
o.r " L. T. Er-gss barrel factory No q kugcrssp
"a, .. rcstt- Insured. The bu.lIng Is o"ued o.
IoLa leeAar & Bro; damaged 3,0O1i lnureL
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- nnl.r.fcnel fonrd in M sonth the dis


ri9~-, pal,~ uf soldier named LouUe Wilcy born at
su.lu Ohio; el.i cd -ily Is l85s, ior i've years IN
C.l.,- J. -l Il .iHcr- /. F. Infantry Capt Joseph >.
Cs.llJ. TIE was : Ig,7It, and Vas discharged May
~ 1-ya The r,ucr .au be had by addressing Levi Low,
CiarJ vile, -ll.,tu C'Uity, ONO.
The brig Isabel of Economy, Y. =, was
abandoned az So. Dc. 27. while her way from II.
Johns, *. b.. en- Havana. Capt. Fulton aud the crew.
except joseph P'..r, 20, drowTcd, were saved by
me bark &. v NuOtt OF BaIi, and brought 70 this city,
T. e. Isabel ears Old 80 uns built at Economy
ana owned Iy hott. Lewis aud others OF that port.
The 18Th annual meeting of the Military
Association of the state Of New-Gurk VIII be held IN
Albany the l7th and 18th insts The annual address
will be- delivered in the Assembly Chamber on the even
Ing the 18TH hy Col. T. A. C0nklng, after which the
Association will be- entertained by the AdjutantGcnera
The Yth Assembly District Republicans last
evening, elected David Walker to MI vacancy in the
County General Committee. At the conclusion Of the
meeting Grant Club organized with Andrew Blake
AS President, ana Thomas ". Love, Secretary.
The annual meeting of the NewYork State
Temperance society Is TO be held IN Albany Jan 70
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LrCHPIRLD HOw-On Thur Day. IN - a. -, g- 'r ~r.s
Churc Br5oku. by Ire Nofln t-sfe- D n, J. IN s-f
Lcn,i Of Nee-Yort and Jea s. d0v. -1ua.ro Bnl a "
How OF Brooklyn
ROSS-PEIECT-On Thsisy. Jaa. r. Srort te p, isr-s
D. wilson ~ Ers-York CIV loha h koss u Pos-ea' T. J. .
Eliza n. Pciroe Of BRISTOL. K
Observation-Disclosures jersey Cy rharsv Iar q, bY Rev
Charles LareF Elward Vsruoa N,Fiofk J4 r-t !aasE~r
Of william Williams ~ cara
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
THE DRAMA.
iOOTU's rrIHATrR-IOyR AND LOYALTY.

BOOTHS THEATER-LOvR AND LOYALTY.
This evening, at Booths Theater, the ro-
mantle play of Glove and Loyalty" Will be brought
forward with Mr. Lawrence Barrett in the chief charac
ter This expedicnt s employed, not only to give Mr
Booth night Of neodfl ret-after six performances OF
the exhausting part of hcheeubu TO give Mr. Barrett
special opportunity for the demonstration Of his pecu-
liar abilities Those abilities OF the highest intel
lectual order this line OF employment Mr. Barrett
has fine and fervid mind sensitive temperament a
heart easily enkinded by contact with what Is noble in
seton sweet In feeling; true and deep love OF the
beautiful just Of symmetry in artistic forms and
OF effect in dramatic combination andmoyement Intense
earnestness OF emotion; electrical energy ripe
culture and accurate control Of his faculties and art
resources. We look back to his fine performance Of
shakespeare's Cassus and TO other kindred efforts
OF his dramatic genus forming this estimate OF his
nature and powers. To see this actor In character
that gives him adequate scope Is 10 enjoy real
pleasure; for be Is always conscientious. We
have mover known him 10 emphasize a little
part, for the purpose OF making himself conspicu-
ou nor 10 reverse the proper and right process Of dram
art by making character glass through which
10 show the actor Love and Loyalty" affords MI Bar
rett part that IL is worth his while to play, aud In
which he may be expected to do himself justice. He will
have efficient cooperation. The debut TO be made In this
piece-tO which we time ago made passing alu-
sion-wn be that Of Miss Theresa Selden The young
lady altogether without experience in theatrical
pursuits and she Is known TO possess many Of those ac
compishments which elevate and decorate character
and adorn and sweeen social life The complete cast Of
Invn and L Ifv - vdE
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14

Trusses, Abdominal NnppCrter-, E'se stesuss, BEES
Shoulsr Braces Ban1s-fs Cruic &c; Corrt dlsueut, 80
prices; SEsiVl's Bst.shents So Aaas. . l.. si i~I
lka-.unt-s 81. phlla
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
NANNLEN

Wedding nnd Visiting Cards. lats Ss-res fat, papsr
sOSs lof FuLroS-lr. JtrcE cagsci
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Gperial No.ites


The Executive Committee Of re XVIII Assembly Ds'r. Re.
publican Association wi pet Hal cor Ise1i and
se oef f0r the eil i57i M 2fiEsoS Pres; of The ASA
wickes Brothers,
l25 M2figES L1SE.
prepared % furnish 10 The domestic tElle'
sUPERI0R sf4NDlRD on
which for several has yen such 'a'aeHoa 70 's ip0 ~
wickEssr TESTEFRg
ASew Brand AID PgRFECT nLUHNAroR,
Immense success
OF
LIE FANU'S NEW STORY
ENTITLED
CHECKMATE;
OR.
THE LONGCLUSE MYSTERY.
Thousands unable obtain The Orerug if'es q C1@S
nate last sunday Consequence Of the onths for
THE SUNDAY MERCURY.
Bu, an increased edition vii he printed TOMORROW eomp,<
.rnOps. Of the opening Chsps s preoes tie .-as u
tie tale.
CHECK MATE:
THE LONGCLUSE MYSTERY,
BY s. LIZ FANU.
h.s made crest .easstoa.
Look oat for ToMORROwS
SUNDAY MERCURY.
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an Notices Of Marriage, must BE- ipdorsef rA iail
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
FIFTH AVENUE rHEATER.

Saratoga ut the Fifth Avenue Theater,
will shortly enter on he fifth week Of It's very prosper
Gus career Public with respect to u seems 70
grow by what IT feeds Full houses constantly greet
the farce and honor it, comic points with hearty IAus
ter and emphatic applause Tie customary Matinee VIII
be given to-day. Mr. BOucicIuts "Jezcbe|-at'iy an
nounccd ~ the prospective successor OF "Sif''s" -
waits its time snI evidently has need Of patience
rO-DAY's HATINEEs.
Afternoon performances viii be gwen to-ddy
IN all th, theater, Mr Booth vii 49, Rlehei'sp "Ar
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14

The Executive Commttee Of tte XVIII Assembly District q
publican Association viii Dcut Hal Tssn;v'h 'hrist
Seron-lye on MONDAY EVENING jan 10 I57i a. ococi
eef oc 3r the relr lgT VIZ ATKINSON Prost of the Asa
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BoOK AGENTsi
So TO 500 A DAY

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Hudson River Wire Mills, rs William Street,
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And all kinds of repairing done promptly to
ally Invited to call, on Commerce street, OPP
posite the great Bee Hive, the Great Shoe
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OUR fathers HGBsE;v
OR,
THE U.NWRITTEN Word,

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Agents are selling from 80 to $50 per week.
We want Clergymen. school Teachers.
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woman need be without a paying business
Send for circular, full description and
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ISSUED JAN. list, 1871.

ny ANTED kGENTs--To ,sell the 0cTA-
wv CON SEWING, MACHINE 1T is a.
censed, the Elastic Iocz Stitch" and
is warranted for years, Price sl5. "a II other
less are infringements. Address OCTAGON
SEWING MACH IN e. co, OF St. Louis, Mo-
Chicago, ILL.,, Pittsburgh Ia. or Boston
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DEAFNESS, CATARRH, scROFULA 4
" lady who suffered for years from Deaf
ness, Catarrh and tcrofula, was cured by a
'tude prot.ipt her to send the receipts free OF
charge, TO any. one similarly afflicted Adj
lress Mrs. M. Q. LIE jGETf, Jersey City, N.
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