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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-01-12

"1i6 ii Utah; or the Mysteries and
Grimes Of AIoFmanism; being an expose Of
their secret rites and ceremonies, with o.
full and authentic history Of Polygamy
and the Mormon sect. from its origin to
the present time" by j. H. Beadle, editor
Of the Salt Lake Reporter, Published BY
the National Publishing Co., Cincinnati
This IS not sensational work, but is by
far The most fascinating booklwe have read
for a long time. It deals With the strabg-
est aud most fearful state Of morals known
to the world, and furnishes more intortna-
ton upon the subject Of which II treats
than any other work in print.
The book is handsomely Illustrated and
issued in iiue style. lis full Of interest
to everyone; besides It's historical features,
aud its mass Of sound information, il goes
deep into the mysteries and crimes Of Nor
manism. The chapters devoted to their
religion, are brilliant aud startling, and
will be read with the greatest interest, and
we are very certain that the account Of The
strange rites by which converts are initia-
ted into the Mormon faith, is not exceeded
in interest BY anything we have yet seen.
it shows how obscene and disgusting those
rites are; how female modesty is outraged
.iu them, and how licentiousuess is taught
as part Of their religious creed; With odd
sketches Of the Devil. showing che Mormon
idea of Mother Ewes temptation.
This book Is for sale BY subscription on
ly, and Mr. William Dashner, who is the
authorized agent for this county is now
canvassing for il. sg
WANTED. AN active, wide-awake per-
son, male or female. in every neighbor-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-01-12

WE have onShand aud for sale, lot Of
Blank Deeds, neatly printed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-01-12
For Job Work At low prices, and in
good style, cdll at this Office.

a.
THs ARouMEsT OF FACTS. Witt the
consent Of the parties concerned the fol-
lowing facts are made public: On the 23d
Of October last, Levi NJ. Phillips, civil en-
gineer residing Ia Harlem, was suffering
from an Obstinate and severe bilious afFec-
ton, accompanied by great bodily weak
ness and utter loss Of appetite. In COM
pliance with the wish Of friend, chr. j.
s, Latrobe Of 49 Amity Place, New
York; Mr.. Phillips connected taking
PLANTATION BrTTBRs. he had no faith,
be said, but would make the experi-
ment." We give the result, astelated BY
Mr., P. himself, d SO Park Place, on the
30tt Of November. II met tatobe the
other day in restaurant" he said "and
told him that the. preparation saved my
| life. / say 80 now. ] weigh fourteen
pounds more than / did FIVE weeks ago, am
quite vel and as to eating-well. ask me
TO dinner and You'll see" Facts like these
are worth thousand assertions, aud Nj.
Phillips and his friend are at al times red
dy to indorse them.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-01-12

WANTED. An active, wide-awake per-
son, male or female, in every neighbor-
hood in the United States to work: for u.s.
Good pay 10 cash. Work can DO done at
leisure hours. Write for particulars to j..
B. COUP, Fishkill. N. Y.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-01-12

P0ST OFFICE HOURS THE Oliiee a
'oponiffdm7 o'clock am. % = o'clock ~ M
On Sundays from 2 o'clock =. M to 9 I'm.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-01-12

SzzAnna Clara ScdH,-Ws direct Is.
peciAl attention to The advertisement of the
"Clara Scott" inthisisue Of tho Regia.r.
The "ScOt" is the regular semi-Woekly
packet between Charleston and Parkers-
burg. She was the first boat b enter and
establish this trade between these points,
and deserves the patronage ofaIl shippers
and travellers between these towns. No
better boat nayigates the Ohio or Kama
wha riyets tAxH the "Clara Scott" Her
Capt. Sam. Chfisly and Clerk, W. II.
Truslow, are among the pioneer steam-
bcasmeu on The Kanawha. and are known
to be careful, kind, and accommodating Of
icers. In fact they are the most popular
officers on the river. No one who has not
travelled on the 'scotts San imagine what
treat It is TO take trip With Capt.
ohrissy. On this boat you receive the
closest attention from the crew. You do
Othear the officers swearing and cursing
the men under them. as is The case on ma
ny boats. We advise all our readers to
patronise the "Clara Scott"
Wo understand that Captain christy,
owing to the large quantity Of freight pass
ing up the Kanawha, has reduced the tar
if on freight from Gallipolis to Charleston
to 10 cents hundred. Shippers will
bear this in mind.
The Literary Society Of this burgh was
at last revived, andaast Friday night held
a spirited meeting at the Court. House. -
The next meeting will takep lace at the Of
Gee Of D. POlsley & Son, Friday, January
18th. The question for debate is: "Re-
solved that Education should be compulso-
ry." Affirm. D. P. Guthrie and D. W.
folsley. Neg Jonn Reynolds and y. A.
Guthrie.
The election for city officers came of
last Thursday. and resultedin the election
Of the following gentlemen:
Mayors. G. Shaw; Recorder-F.
w. sisson;- Coascilmen @. Shrewsbury,
A. R. Darst, J. S. Miller, T. stribling,
John L. Charles.
Three tickets were run, and the elect
ion was somewhas exciting.
sADD1EaiY IS. J. shlrdle & Co., hate
now on hand. of their own manufacture,
a very large assortment Of saddles, brides.
harness. and indeed. everything pertain
ing to their line. which they offer to the
public AT prices lower than they can be had
az any other like establishment. Those
who buy from this Arm can rely upon get
ting the very best article Of work. Try
them.
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lIIRETIG lNl l[TERItIVE ElNk

his by far more potent and eneeiuAi Alter
alive aud Blood Purifier than sanaPariliai aud
free from all objections that may DO made
against the latter, and its usual adIanets,
iodido Of Potassium, or como preparations Of
Mercury. lsi
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-01-12

AZ AaEEEABIE SURpRIsE. REV. a.
&. Hayden, Rector Of Christ Church. in
this place. was agreeably surprised on che
Cd inst, By his friends presenting him
with ! pafiS il $scQ; \ y 4 New Years
-gift 81. :. :, I,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-01-12

MopERArsa.- The wevt6er Of The time
waielgo TO press is considerably moderated.
wednesday was very much like . Spring
DAY. There Is now q fair prospect Of q
break ", Of the rivers. roH :ao
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-01-12
bluretic aid Alternative ElIxlf

oNm accomplish ail that Il desired. tho'e
lIyinEiu mRlarloal aIsltlets, West And South,
asa general thing need, on Tho approach et
warm weather, such \ iSniedy ono thai viii
remove langucr, ana restore tone and ylSprt6
tho system. No preparation will more theel!
ually accomplish this than tho
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-01-12

fNEE6s-sFor sale atithis sofice, q ltIl osE
/ lsortnensa II Blank peeds,
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18
JUDGE LEARNED DECIDES AGAINST TWEED IN
THE CIVIL SUIT.
CONNOLLY,S CASE.

FIFTEEN INDICTMENTS FOUND Ey TIE GRAND
JURY AGAINST THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BAlL REDUCED IN TIE CIVIL SLIT Al
ALBANY.
Thirteen new indictments were presented
ag.iu> sRchard b. Connolly by the Grand Jury Of Inc
Court If General Sessions SATURDAY. With the two
presented Friday this makes 10 indictments returned
against the exC0ntrOllcr by jury. They aro all siin
lar iii character tho two presented Friday being for
audiug IA bill OF IngrrsOl & co. for 1925 80, Aug. l.
1870 and for auditing Ill of An =, j. Garvcy Aug
II, 1870, fOr S61,0LS -.
1t was announced on Saturday that Judge Leaned
had reduced Conn0y's bail to $4,000, although the
formal order the Court informing the prosecution Of
the fact was not received unt yesterday II will be
served at the Shes Office this morning, aud will reach
LudOw-st Jail about noon, whom. 1t Is confidently
asserted by several Of Mr.. COnnOy's friends
bail bonds will be ready to the required amount
bench for the arrest Of Connolly, based upon
tie first three indictments for nisdemeanOr has already
been sent Ludlow-st. Jail, and will be Immediately
served upon his liberation. The Sheriff. ConDollys re-
sponsbc custodian will then be required to produce his
prisoner Court. The friends OF Mr. Connolly freely
asserted Yesterday their belief that bail VIII he received
the charges against him. The defense, In the hear
ing to-day. it said, will chiefly rest upon the aleg'
ogty the present Grand Jury under the act of ls7"
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18
REAL ESTATE.


NEW YORK. saturtay Dec is, is7I
Several legal sales took place at the Tx.
change this morning.
James M Miller sold. by order OF tho Supreme Court
under direction OF Walter H. Livingston referee house
and lot on north sidc Of feet west of
title. " ' " ''~'
James A. Flcury sold by order OF the Court OF Com
mon Pleas house and lot on north side OF Forty nnthst
~ feet west or Firstave lot $780, 800 The Em.
pire Rink property, corner Sixty third aud rd ave-
sold to perfect tie title ~ the Aurrir1n Insue
for the nominal sum Of 81.
For the coming week no important are nouncce
desirable lots on -. hnnsave Onc-.undrcdand-ryr,y.
first ard ne-hundredand fortyset 0njsts and lea o.
be the usual loyal sales for tho Of mort
cages.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18
THE COURTS.
DECISIONS.-DEr. i6.


Supreme Court - Chanbers - BY Judge Cariloz".0
ss;. Dowel.-Gr.nted.
Superior Court-Specdl Term-By Judge Freedman.
Batcheor Norwich Fire Ins CoOrer granted Same sg
The Hoye Pre ms Co. Of PovdenIh- Fame agt Ire
Eirt Ins CoThe Berger ng Rice Defendants
default Wells Dodfs Express Co-Orier sran;e
Kings County Supreme Court-General Term Second
.ndea IsTirCrandsl ag DowDug-Orier reversed WITH 80
ahbone-JGdgment Affirmed with costs lD the
lD-t;er title affirmed with costs
benton BurnsMocn for reargnmen denied without costs
reversed .ni vacated with 81
Bulwer other-The papers emitted IN
her complete submission Suan ag
SMITH pointsJu'gmen nhIe1 with costs
Bsdvel ag, Jugmeut with The People
Ell -Juigment afne With costs, The People as Ihe
proceedings reverSel without costs
Loy sgt A-Judgnent affirmed with costs Lowell ag Mer-
tal ordered costs aOe event.
bo,.co al affirmed With Thomas agt
s ore red at Soe Terra; costs
McCorkelJgent affirmed with COSTS
Terwes, Pne Sniervisor ct al per cnra Inc evidence
th the bond, has heen u' col
contemplation of law defendants bands u us
duy apply the tie payment Of the bonds suit Judgment
with Waters ag DayTle tvdnce ad.
drrs wa, account m sh damage the
ran reversed and trial Orrre cOssio al event
In Of tie Borl Of Education Of District No W'tt Farms
srmd without costs In the matter q 1e Receiver OF he
Copt The People lcJugmnt ani cohTic-
,ion afrne. Proceedings admitted t. the Court below. with
direction proceed according to law Lsed sgt
affirmed With Koehev Gg. RagleJnisnen affirm"
Prorl. rel Deanevwnt quaid without costs Fast
National Bank ast GantierJudsment affirmed with costs
The People City Of proteedngs re,
SewYoL-Or!er reversed with with e.v. to tho de-
fendant~ to .nrwer in 20 Days on, payment Of cost.
orier C.s to ncasv.-Simsy decided nouOO asl
Whetler.-J dsmeh affirmed With costs
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18
p4,SSENEFPS SAILED


FOR HAvRR-In steamship Percire Dee BMr and Ms W. p.
Lougeow Paul Forbes freeck Post Mr. and Mr A. Bohman
children aud NJ and Mrs Pecan, and children M Simon
shM NJ: and M Mn j. H. sdsrt ssli,sn and sr1.n Mr.
Mahony Mr and M- Palmer Mr. Palmer. jr Miss D. Palmer,
Mrs s;eorgna Wells Capt A a. Palmer. n b. Palmer A. r.
Palmer. j.. Mr Jacob and the Misses jacob. Mn.
A. I-vison T. Delaunsy, MI schwob Mr. and Mrs
Irschbsck Mr Van Goor Mr.. o. Coleman Mr. and Mn H.
Warren Mrs George W Harvard children and Mr. Monsrd
M. A1ru.e Msnu Miss Augustine vital NJ H. Morr O. Della Prtd.
enet zxck Nicolas Lo Mra hshe Banen Jules Dens Louis
Lsnd Jean Blanc NJ H. Loenben Christopher Breehar M
leans. Lous Moari Jules Joselh Aeet Joseph Popuaen
sopaie Fayarget. Mrs Mare j. llu1on, Thomas trf
fOR LIVERPOOL In steamship City Of P,h Dee ls-Mim Gibbs
Mrs D. Jones James Bonwek Thomas Kennedy George Maedou,
Mis-. Miss A. Stevens the Rev j. GooIell and
Leirv r. Russell. J. Kaufman Joteph Brooks George Brett Mr..
Van Benhem g. Derbes Gen Pso Mr. Smith II L. hCuheon X.
T. Peter. James sns Thomas won William Creighton Robert
Mclean Capt SNOW g. Csi. h. Cornels Rsmrs. Iero-
H. onsr and wife John llsooes A. schsienbnrg CLaI
\ vckef William Babbitt Charles Kingsley George Spass
Mrs Eliza Smith.
G.or MURRAY g. Belr,teorIcL Mr. vrru George Allwroi H.
W.msou VIM Mrs Chs. Ellis daughter Aullry
Tso Canpbeu. A. Hasns Mr. hra H. skinner ami child.
John Low.
POR rAvASSAI-In steam hr IIuutsyl. Dec 6-Mrs wsn
Charles Jones Michael tun Robbins. Edward bernard A. Robbins.
D. Smith Stewart. Ms 4. Bos Miss llono, e. H.
R e. SNOW Hen Spsmiug Mbs VI X Day Mss W. h. kpsrA I'd
ward MeCaIy lady children std servant 1ho Nichols
FOR sAvASNAfI-n Steamship Magnolia pee Is -s,rh P.
keee Mis D~wii W Thorne rnd wife Mis-. IT, Roberto
l. r. Cook, e. w Knne e. J. Coul'rr Is Carter and wife Nj
Reid James wsls VIM Grace NJ Burn whiting Peter lio,
hesn, at vAphncr W. " Klun~ Mrs Sati. MR. D. sio"A X
sni t"G .L!1 Alsn Cetlu oBhen ois fd'sH G. Mi'a,.
Mrs lIia.cr T.. " Gay Mis- MLrr 81 Mas, ". lLomstn
Henry tom-A, T.. ines. lLos. "haier
PiSSENGEnS iEnITED
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18
Citp Real Gs!ate for Sale.

A -11GTH-ST. 900 feet widc) three LOTS
~ ave- overlooking Morning sie PARK SiLP ~,
bargain. WIN. SINCLAIR. IT,. 4 Co, Pr1e-st
DOR SALE-A first-class 4-stOry high-stOoD
J. broNn.sone ST. in perfect orter and completely fid
situated in near Broadway Price SRyn. erm
e'sh Apply To HOMER MORGAN. lPinest UsS9 (
STORE and TENEMENT PROPERTY yelling large leone
Apply TO the 0sner. y3 BrosdwaJ
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18

feared the events OF Friday anu o attnmnt 70
force from him the teO0oooo which ne Is sScu1Su Ted M
having stolen It was sara Sut Without losing
sight Of the imminent danger In which he Is placed.
THE INDICTMENT.
The following is an abstract of the indict-
ment against Mr.. Tweed:
@ FSsn Of ~ S STAT yo & "s,, fG,s r " ca asn r,,n r., M
y 1gsy x he % soSfiS section q tie Isare Of said s
pass. April q b S Soun1 sT Of
% Ss.n .s Ssss ss he
ami tSe the Board Of Of T, r4 sDa
yG for ~ c issue hord. Of New York Co1n PAYABLE
Ss"s "Is pc RE 'i IN si ss '9a s'' HsE'
onS bonds and the n. thereon &c nre r1s . en-
Inch s 'T Ia g:s2 sSH tie he BY Ss Here s"S..n
That &c % ms S sS e s'siI' sS vivian ~ 81 s. TSSs r%c
B % il their ,ndaa, S.P,s'y &c S.s ry Orr s Ss sSs
oir s1 That ON the 5 Of May ad auditors 'nd passed
cua Auditor ne.n,s lame. w.'cp @ S saSs,, S% ,s
E. the author b the said board Certificate Of M rs
; .: I'd spF1sPas's 8a 'e' i.tsa"a Hail. VIM
81 B c., so d S'ymsn ensns hcsI ard
irs and Sndacay the CLOAK and ccvoI OF pretend
lay s% pst Ies '' % ~ county ss s pro.
g. S wsm Ss IT, Tweed snSSs cn es pai
par the comfy presented to the sad Boar Of
S|f % sS s' s s1oS 1oSehsE d ketr ofM rrs and July
9 M s,e Il. Su Ma, Hal Understood this signature
,l b M claims Lao ben legsy upon BY the Boar OF
which MI Tweed chairman and found to be JUS
AMI ,bat An,or took these claim on such
aS 4 S5 SsSS S 9as
::,; sss $: s K. r %s NJ TS We: %s.
mode pursued by the Comfy Auditor 30 sultng these
That JnuC 1870 the County Auditor delivered to MaS nan M
bis Signature claim the Of Keyse Co.. and that mayor
li4y M the signature WIN NJ Tweed Ch" to he an ncaton m
tn claim. aTrei to it Lis slgrsuc snd deea
s si "a. G sSs @ ns s a AZ 'fI cdaae Sfa sGf
Tln oas lie Allegation the sensations oi iNec Wee
the clau had been rrt'eh' 70 .e | - a.
pe,ors could have been fourd correct bv e anu
claim and and that trough SOL % 49, "a
6n and rsterials furnished yet they were 50 ennnngy
Of claim iniorscd by W. M i"eel u,' e
a., could hot bat that be auI suoup
w. moi i've m Of Whit stated 70 have been done in that eiain
and that ". NJ. Tweed 20 knew Of the tin@
u.ncr IrARyED DECIDES AGAINST TWEED IN
THE CIVIL SUIT.
| Judge Learned, in the Supreme Court at
Albany on saturday declined to grant tho motion TO
vaca the order Of reduce the bail In the civil
suit eranst Wm NJ Tweed The grounds OF the decision
are Tvccd's failure 20 submit affidavit In defense OF
his rra Of innocence and the absence Of ndavs show
ing that the accounts upon which the Board OF Audit
raylncns were made were not fraudulent and the re-
and Woodward, resulting in Twceds possession OF
S3sOOUO. In regard to the second Plea or the
lollon, that the people not the proper
parties plaintiff, Judge Learned cited preccdents sns,
tanning him tho opinion tn 1t the ground was not well
taken As to the plea regard 10 excessive ball. Judge
conc med. the probable amount OF tho defendants IA
hiy determined the amount Of bail and that fnly thr
aIotn Of TWccd's bail shown ny affidavit to nave
passed i.to his hands.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18

A. T. DsFores Miss Maria DrPore. Maria DePoreA o. hne
vs Hoffman Gmos John Bston j Goo W. Nicholas Living
Rasseles Garie,raa j. Ronds Joa Beansr Pedro
Roderguss, Rnssel Forsyth. W. II. Hart wife and
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18
COrRT CALENDARS -rHi. DAY

OARS -rHr D.r
J.-Opens Al | a. n.
aEt. Res no'da
RrsT. J.-Orens at 10y a. m.
81. N.ne i.ct It sl. sgt 1ayloE
CD. .kiCrlhge et al. agt. National
Park Bank.
81. NJ, yer ct al. agt. DIX ct al.
JH. JONAS AIT. :. Island r. Il. c..
50. Jonas, &c sgt. \. |. II t. Go.
81. .hanton at. CsLott ct al.
D. 80. .Clussmsn agt. l.. Island X. r.
60.
JJ7 u. 7. Guaranty AID Indem-
nity Go. agt. Flynn ct al.
.rn. .Ro,imsn agt Jones.
Dol. Fitzpatrick ag,. O'Brien
She MI, SC.
!. Opens Al II a. IN.
il3. Hume at. Sheen et al.
i?0. .Godiefroy agt. Mcdonald.
t?6. Bond ct al. agt. Murphy.
i1J. .Montesriilo hgt. FrHs,rin.
40. .Bissall ct al. agt. Miller
az. Int. Ins. Go. agt. So. Am. and
Nav. Manue Railwsy 20.
%. Bliss ct al .sgt. Levy, iinprd,
&c.
6G. Atlantic NJ. =. s. Co. sg,.
Cen. Am. Transit Co.
30. .Sehnster syt. GerInanis Pre-
Ins. Go.
ART I.-MoSELL, "opens at IL
IN.
l67i. .Deming sgt. Pnleston.
1908. Quinn agt DonEellv.
H95. Julian agt. OBnrn.
1891 ..Trayers sg,. O'Brien. sheriff.
&c.
2?7. Ross ag'. Collins. imp'L, &c.
ll4J. .Bruf agt. Ward ct al.
l2lj. .Mitchei sgt. Gonion ct al.
-PART I.-ALKgR, J.-Op"ns a,
T. IN.
1851. Bancroft agt. Kidd.
75Jl .Deiter agt. Jones.
15tl. HINT agt. Prank.
1883. Same AIT. Same.
t53i. .SteiDfeld sgt. Frani.
1895. Nicholson sgt. Whitaker.
1910. Roth agt. BeedlerW ood Pave.
ment 90.
,JJ7. .Dater sgs. Smith.
Opens at 10 q. m.
7l0l. Barr set. Wood.
77567. .Schoverling agr. Nissen.
,5lT. .Cumminys agt Dodge.
T'O. .Boiine agt, Nsphegve.
13!8. Cover agt. Garcia.
1879. .L,wler agt. Shylock.
lilo. .Morkest agt- Tyler.
Y, "Opens at lUs. IN.
s!2i. Wheeler ag'. West Shore
Hudson X. r Co.
-. Bell sgt. Townsend.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18
Brooklnn Real Cstate for Sale.

LOR SALE or EXCHANGE for COUNTRY
j RESIDENCE, two ]ory hgh.soop front HOUSES.
pl.te With ell improvements, near ProsyectI
- 49,. T.. HULASD L " HITTING, Beeinsb ST.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18

2Ul. MARTA
CIdrrIT-r.RT Ivan Is
l9l .Tay 10: AT bto1nor ri al.
go. .O.gool ct ri. agt. Too'e.
7"S. .Osiooi. rec .ke.. ast Ii arms.
2ai..W helan ss'. L!hch. sdTyr,
2le. Great Wes:cr1 Ins. Go. AT.
Mani alta lns. g..
2i7. Brown ag'. Jarvis ~ AL
3g5. Higgins ng'. Hyatt II al ,I'
ecu;Orr, SC.
51I. .Mahcn AT. Wilson.
Cl7 .Oseood 'Iai. rec'r agi. Twp
s,n, impd. dc.
223l. .Geriirg agt. kobbe.
PAHI II.-BEADT. a..
li7i Horn ft a.. er'rs, &c. igt.
An. Nh l.. lns. Co. y. Y.
6i2. Mass at. O'Brien. ShenL
6N Hoffman agt. Wagner.
7W. Eubrrson agt. Dean.
az. Powell ct Of. act. Chsmpllin.
sJ2, .Gror;IingcG agt. RoscuihaI.
81. Peek ct al AIT. Gardiner ct al
Hit. Tohiss ngt. Morley-t al.
4Ji. .Eolsn agi. B'k Of \. y. Nat.
Banking Assn.
tJ6. .lngrrsoll agt. S-cor ct al.
J1S. .Kufuer. &C.. agt k!rb, IT al.
SUPERIOR CorRT-TKiAL TEKs-I
5s5. Klein sgt. Bstenhop.
1915. Duncan 1t hLsgt Berlin Fl al.
l57. Holmes st Al. ssi. Roberts.
87J. .Flelscll ag'. MaSor 1t al.
ll6l. Trevor ct al lgi. smith et al.
1921. .R-incke sgi. Flecke.
1875. .>hort-ll sg,. Lowenihsl
1851. seymour et al sgt. u Brien.
MARINE COCRT-TRIAL TERN
~
1869. .SoebleIer agt. Brunges.
1911. .Reis agt The HUDSON X. r.
X. Co.
8l85. .krorger agt. DeKuhn.
1929. .Fredenrich agt. Schultz
1896. Valentine agt. Cole.
1f80. Hall sgt Mccullough.
14A. SHAY agt jenkins.
1905. E!sing act. Lew.
sli+. Burn sst. Carrahar.
PART lI.-SHEA. J
GIL. .Gro~ agt. Scott
1890. Smith sgt. Gels.
132i. .Mittnacht agt. Kreker
iGl. .Mccanliss agt- Gillies.
7s66. .Mc0overn sgt ROllsagon. :
-. Rawson agt. Holland.
TIL. .O'Toole agL Harris. /
7457. .ClAfin agt. pin-more.
PAKT IlI.-JoACuixsE.
1888. .Lndman agt Green.
I794. Green sgt Hall.
B087-iIrrdericb sgt. Zstner.
Bl57. Shields sst. Harms.
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS
MONDAY. Dkc. ls.
No Steamship Msils.

TUESDAY. DEc 10
Mails for Europe Plymouth Cherbours aud Hamburg steam
ship ThurnCa close q. ll:1O Supplementary Mall, foo,
Of Third st. HobOken 10 closed Al Lilo p.m IN.
No Prusss Closed Mail 10 sent by this line.
All letters deposited Supplementary Mails must Le prepaid with
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18
Gitnations Uante6-- nlales.

A Ill wanting First-Class MALE or FEMALE
HELP he immediately suitei the oldest and reliable
Agency in this city. aa WEST BLEvENTHST. sIxTHAvE
Country orders promptly filed
pORTER, &c.-An, active, industrious, young
Man SITUATION will work for 80 per furnish
good reference. Address C Box l2l Tribune Once.
THE SUBSCRIBER, gentleman of expert
ene open for position Of responsibility MANAGER in the
Office corporation mercantile house banking uaeXeptonab
references Address o. Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18
ronu asIano Real Gsiate for Sale.

A FINE COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-At
n Astoria mIs from The steamboat landings bss y 'ers
N land psn,y Of fut Zoe lawn and spcby auste P for
ne, ns}cn,t, stc.sS j. DR BRvOIsE M Vernon y. Y,
oure of NJ. WINANs, No. IS Liberty St. n. !.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18
6itnaiions Uante0--(emales.

4 VIIVNED NET4IT4F -ItOOm %, DIDIC HOUSE,
~ Ao place Best Coored HELP furnished directly
the South.
GOOD German Female Servants Mt Mrs. Hild's
~ German Institute 21 Norfolk Rvingon
WANTED-A Situation by a competent Ger
girl for General Housewok and
willing and obgns beat ofci references Call No. 300 Bowe
entrance Frs-st-
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18

PISSESTERS iEPIrED.
'loh nav .'" "'"V'"-'. ,..mi 70 Columbus, De-. %
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for the Golioans.

FANCY BOXES in great variety for the
holidays. for Conconers Sunday Schools ami for Christmas
select band for day oay
limited Please call at GO Maiden lane, stairs.
=. F. SCHUSTE1. Importer OF Fancy Goods.
Also, Fancy Articles for Christmas Trees.
EOUNTAIN's INDIA STORE,
l. Broadway and Threenth.st opposite Walacks.
Jspanefe Chne Msns Inia Turkish Rugs Silks Shswis
Drs Goois LacQucre Arces Novelties and Curoes
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18
HOMES FOR ALL.

Four tracks rails when completed with ard errboAb
the value Of home on the ae Of Ne
Central ofN For Information as to Houses Lot' fas @e
on the line. apply o A. D. HOPE. ll9 Libertys.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18

COrRT CAIfEDARS-rHs D.I
SrPEEpr CorRr-SPEcI,L TsRS-B.RSltD JODens At II a.
2tI.. NsiI aEt Res noils
cITrIT-f.RT Ivan BHrsT, J.-uTens at Joy a. m
T,y (o1no 59 .Iene TAYLOR.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18

NEORTON's GOLD PENS.
ALSO LARGE VARIETY or
GOLD PENCILS AND PEN CASES,
AND
GOLD MOUNTED RUBBER GOODS
OF ALL STYLES AND VARIETIES.
FOR
HOLIDAY RESENTS.
TiIR BEST AND CHEAPEST
No. 25 MAIDEN LANE
nIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, AND
" CHROMOS-rIC FRAMES retaei Jan.
J. for cash THOMAS HOOPER, l3I Fulton.st
Estibhshed 1899
TNOYS! TOYS! TOYS!
l. AT WILSON'S OLD STAND, 73 B0wBRY.
Our usual a.sOrtmeu cheaper than
TOYS OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION
BARGAINS FROM AUCTION
Call II you xsntto
BUY CHEAP