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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-08-29
E7HE CHEAPEST CASH STORE in

nRY G0ODs.-New Goods every week
- Fine stock of staple goods, fancy goods in
choice patterns and styles black silks, black al
pacas, beautiful calicoes, lawns and ginghams,
Irish linens table linens pants linens, sheetings
of mems wear, new black cloths, cassimeres and
vestings. No advance yet made, but all goods
sold at lowest cash value. Goods will be much
higher. Orders from distance solicited
july42m F. M YOUNG.
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Carriage N0EimG.

CARRIAGES AND BUGGHES.-I WISH
I J to inform my friends that have moved wy
CA KRIAGE S SHOP
to my new building near the Virginia" Hotel,
where will keep on hand Carriages and Bug
gies of every description. By close attention to
business and fair dealing, expect to give entire
satisfaction / will pay strict attention to RE
PAIRING Give me call before purchasing.
I jan 10 .. n. w a Gho.
- " RIA E-Tz 4 AENG.-At the solicita-
neny of my former patrons | have
nSe at my old stand where / will
MATCHMAKING RUSI-
Sanches, and am de-
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-08-29

NJ OTEOES.-LaceC Collars, Hosiery, Linen
IN cambria Handkerchief sun Par
asols, Chignons velvet Ribbons French corsets
&c JAMES A. PIPER s. SON.
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Hats !!
Hats !!
Hats 7

large assortment of staple and fashionabl
Hats. would be thankful for continuation
OF the patronage so literally bestowed in tn
past N. B. HENDRY,
MAJ opposite the Court-hou
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-08-29

AI OTKCE.-Th subscriber having associated
~ with him in his business, from the 10Th of
Sept. last, VIM. f. SUMMERSON, the bust
ness will be conducted hereafter under the style
of A. H. TayI0r az Go.
They are now receiving large stock of STA
PIE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, GROCERIES. Sc,
making their stock very complete, 1f1ich they
are determined to sell at the lowest possible rates
to cash buyers, or on short time to punctual Gus
toners. All kinds of Lumber and marketable
produce taken in exchange for goods.
A. FL. TAYLOR & co.
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DRESS GOODS.-Mohair Gauze Poplin,
~ "a new article)
Japanese Poplns and Silks,
Brocade Grenadines, very low,
Striped Grenadines,
Buff Blue and Pink Jaconets,
White, Buff and figured Peques,
White ground Brocade English Grenadines.
In connection with the above, we have every
other style and variety of dress goods in the
market, and can De sold we think, d traction
lower than goods bought earlier in the season.
1t any rate no house can sell lower than our
goods are marked. TRY US AND SEE.
JAMES A. PIPER & SON,
near Virginia hotel
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Ses0eOOO Staple pie and m Fancy Drs

BGOsUUU staple and Fancy Dry
Goods Row Offered at Cost for Cash.
With view to aschange in business, I propose
now to offer until the 18th of February, my
large and well assorted Stock Of Staple and Fan
ey Dry Goods at prime cost for Cash. and Cash
only.
It consists of handsome variety of Cloths
Cassimeres, Vestings, Dress Goods, Calicoes,
sGinghams Flannels, Linseys, Bleached and
Brown Cottons and Shirtings, Irish Linens Ia
BILE Damasks, Canbricks, Muslins, Handker-
chiefs, Laces, Embroideries, Gloves. Shawls,
Cloaks Furs Shoes, and host of other goods.
This is rare opportunity that all would do
we'll to improve.
No goods sold on credit.
DAVIS A. KAYSER.
No. "a, Main Street, Staunton, Va
Jan. 1st, 1871.
EEIRSH ~ LOEB, Main street, Staunton.
- Va, have just received the largest and most
beautiful stock Of JEWELRY, NOTIONS &
FANCY ARTICLES ever brought to Staun,
ton, and selling them little cheaper than the
cheapest.
Their stock embraces such an endless variety
that it is useless to attempt enumeration ar
ticles
rs Old men and young, elderly ladies and
maidens heJ~ -Aa ssirla.la lads and lassies, are all
j 2 Hi1 ea iIi ~ re- IT, lil illIIuh 1--we some
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-08-29

MILLIONS Bear Testimony their
Wonderful Curative Effects.
They are not vile Fancy Drink, made of Poor
Rum, Whiskey, Proof Spirits and Refuse liz
quOrs octored spced and sweeened to please
called ''Tonics "Appetizers" "Restorers," &C., that
lead the tippler drunkenness and ruin but
Medicine made from the Native Roots and Herbs Cali
fornia, free from all Alcoholic Stimulants.
They are the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and
A LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, perfect Reno
vator and Invigorator Of the System carrying off all
poisonous matter and restoring the blood to healthy
dton. No person can take these Bters according to
directions and remain long unwe provided their bones
are not destroyed by mineral poison other means,
and the vital organs wasted beyond the point of repair
They are Gentle Purgative as well as "a
Tonic, possessing also, the peculiar merit OF acting as
sS,orf agent in relieving Congestion Inflammation
FUN EEinI<A EIE<S Cow ~ oIss.ns
DID, married single, at the dawn wonanhood OF at
the turn OF lfe these Tonic Bitters have no equal
For InfiammatOry and Chronic Rheuna-
>Hsm and Cont, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Bill
Remittent and intermittent .Feyers,
NJ the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and
fisters have been most successful.
DRSed by Initiated Blood,
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Ytaal Noilt,G

81 PREME COURT, NEW YoRR-Dryan Mecca
= mn ssanst Mary {. Lonnsnury.-ln pur-uancs OF
above entiled action l. the subscriber. the eicfec rec
haRsa IN s1d Judgment order viii sell, through James
sales io9m III Broadway. in the ciy OF New NorS on
s i sn ed ia :Sd fSSs mem S al
Dr. that IS 20 say AL those four certain l6t- pieces
proyement. TIE con, situae lying ana being in be
together are bounded ana described rs follows, VIZ
hcs inning a. point on toe southeIy side OF one Hun
soSpSy soa S ns 5set SesS 5 S9 Ne
soulhcrly line ,of One nun1red ana Tweatv,eis6th
VIA the %sey @ ns Of Y 6e ElsysH.S SSS ayshSe Pas'S one
nor6er lac oi One Hundred and 'S
street lhelee westerly along the shd norheTly Inc Of
est ana es6I inches thence in 10 S'E dEfceiSS tiSS
north ten degrees e.eyen minutes west one hunlred
Thence norhet and parallel with the said westerly line
one hundred and Twenty .cignth street twenty yGye
eTly line OF the Eleventh avenue ninety nine i,ot
sc cr Witt With the land @ @ IN 8' oSf sSS Of % and aS 70 to
ssld opr l9!s oi Land on Oae lnadred aud Iwtly.
20 the middle Of said streets respectively And also
stuae nv Gef ana nam 'os e'y az inc Of he
Eleventh avenue, bounded and described a. toHO"s'
eleven inchel noriierlv from n, corner formed by
ard TWen,.sevcn Il street Win i6e westerly Inc OF
The Eleventh avenue I9nnlns ih,nGe we,,er'S Hna
one hundred icet thence norticry and parallel to The
Eleventh avenue twenty-five fcet thence castcrly and
parallel 10 one Hundred and Twenty seventh street
o.c hundred feet the ry OF the Eleventh
avenue ana thence southcrB along the westerly
line Of the Eleventh avenue. twenty-five feet TO
the point place Of beginning, And also all that cor.
tam OF. piece parcel OF land Ia sail city, situate
ylng and being on the SOuhery side OF One Hundred
aud dSentyel-lth steet, and bounded and described
~ iolioTs VIZ Begnniag on !he soathery side Of one
two hundred loet westerly from the Intersection tae
aoutherly side OF One Hundred and Twenty-elghth
street with the ives ery side Of the Eleventh aVenue
running thence eav!ery along the southerly side OF
one Hundred and Twen eighth street twenty. n ye
iee thence sontherly parallel with Eleventh ave nue.
nlneynlne foet eleven inches thence westerly parallel
with Ono Hundred and Twenty.elg street twenty
nye feet and thence roItnerly parallel with the
Eleventh avenue nnetynna feet eleven inches 10 Inc
sontherlI SIDE Of one Hundred and Twenty lghtb
street TO said tot to the middle OF One Hundfed aud
IWenly'eiEhth street -Dated January isth, 1871.
ROBERT SUTHERLAND, Ecfe!ac.
THOMAS j. MCCAhILL. PlainiihrA AttOTneV.
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audiou Sloiitts
ALLEN u. MINER, AUCTlONEER.
BY ALLEN u. MlNGG DhoTnER
Late
nESIY n LEEDS & MINER.
IsTAnLi HE'D iei1.
SAL t@RDONs, 81 CiIAMUT1, AND ~ RFApN ST
ARR uALLEHiEs Hi AND so BROADWAY.
FRIDAY. JAN. -.
~ II O'Clock, ~ the Trnting cs'ah snent OF J. W.
or a CO.. ~ Nas an 81. corner Fufun.
MOElGAGEE's SALE.
Campbell Prcss.
lulcjs
1 \ medium Gordon pfess
lIrge Washington llan i.Press.
nam shan ani main t0un or SHAFT.
So WClgAt OF Tyne D pAifs Cases, ami AZ Stand-.
SAMUEL OWES, Attorney for Mortgage.
Also.
asare time and place. 70 close the business NJ " W orr
q CO. the entire uit GO Of stock AMI Fixtures coh-
tiinei said establishmc C. comprising a the mate
rial ufualy f9und Ia q nrstclass priatiug on 70.
W N. MITTERS, Aucionecr. VIII sell tiis diy
w ut OC,ock, al ~ Canal IT. !ar-e aisortmeut of
household ilr.iture, carp t. beds. anu bedding BY
order Ot the Marshal
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I United PARTNERSHIPS The un.
IL derikne have fOt med limited part 1ersnp.
conducted under tho nrm name OF Butler, Droome
tapp. The general nature OF the business intended
be ransac toi "a the buyag and selling OF dr. goods
and merchandise at wholesale in the city OF New ork
That Henry l. Butler who resides IA the town OF Cf
ton. county Of Richmond and STATE OF New York aud
Jonathan j, BroOme and Oliver NJ. Clapp. Nho cr
ally eside IN the town OF Orange. In the county
Essex, and State OF New Jersey are tae general
nors and Levi A. stone aud Eghert Starr who sever.
Ally reside n the town OF West Orange. IN the county
OF Essex and state OF New Jersey. are the special
ner aHd that said special partners have each contrib.
ue1 TO the common stock the sum OF twenty-five thou
tand dollars In cash that such partnership is com.
mcnce January l. lsi and viii terminate on the 3lsl
day OF December, lSil.
Dated New York January !, 1871.
HENkI l.. BUTIkR,
JONArhAN j. BROOMa,
OLIVER NJ. CLAPP.
LEVI =, STONE,
EGRkRI STARR
VIIE copartnershp Of strlngham & Rnowion 1,
ths day dissolved by mutual consent W. string
ham SIN carrying on the business.
Jan 2, 1871. c. NJ. RNowLToN.
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n lat or ITTTERR (pahihsd Tus.A.ys RrdsV,l
~ msuoT de Nsv rs CITY Post Once corner q Misses ,ai
Crfsr s FRIDAY, ~ 1871. Ash fE "Advertsed Iet
,s .nd mention this LIST Published acootdng AH
ths paper ha vng The largest Crculation.
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6upartntrsblg 9oilt,s.
IMIrED COPARThERslIIP.

4 United COPARThERsIIIP.
i Autlte s hereby gwen thht n I'm ted partnership
has been fnrmei by the unls.s gned. the
lave OF tho ate OF New YorN; that tho name rn
under Which such paTtnersnlu Is TO be conducted Is
Iafl HecKer that tue general tAure OF the business
intendei To be transacted such partnership II the
tAsiuc man .Gsc turing aud 1nshiuR OF pho ograpns
oil painting. and water coorg, chroinus. cray
Ngi East foureeam IA street ~ the city and county
county OF New lork as may nom time 70 time ad.
ysable that the names OF an the general aud special
partners intetested In sau business are Carl HeckeT
and Cathhrine Booss shat the said Carl Hecker the
general partner and his place OF fesdenee "a IN the
city OF New YORK and the SAID Catharine Ro9ss the
.pecal partner who as) resides In the city OF New
YorK that the amount OF capital which said special
partner has contributed TO the commoH stock is one
thousand dollars In cash which has been actually aud
In good tath paid In casn that the nerod at which
said partnership s to commence on the twelfth dAy
oi January. iNl and the at which it will tetmi
nate the twelfth day OF January. is76.-Dated New
York, Jan. ~ 1871. : -
CARL HECKER. General Partner,
c. BOOSS. Special Partner.
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fnsirutnun.
QubIit Noiit,s.

DOHS' boarding. school. at Wilton. Conn home
- comforts healthy Location; torme rcasD enable Ad.
dress AUGUSTUS WHIrLOCK.
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Smnnm,mis.

CShtNsNNtftef~f
w frobFs,or fla,SE and Manager MI, LESTER wALLAcK
FAINT urfs fs9'Sf SEvEE fGF $1s sSiS'f FAIR LApr,
and Roucicaults
Character by Nj. Ics,Sf wsiact. Mr. Chn Fisher
sad M Cs nT " wsoSTs soa.sG M[ H. .fpssl e. fscE NJ qSsy
Mrs Thomas Barry, Ms. Eas GeEmon Ss; t%iiy NY,
Flora CLAYTON. Mis. Fowler, Miss Rowe. Miss hsyden.
sSTUkDKY SiGHf-iiiE room oENrLEMAN.
Ws1h4tthhSSSNss $.AEs .iSss IAy E. d " A'sp"'
Roocr''on'' MilI'Sf,yl SEl pTG%,k' HS1k 6pIkS 63pgkS"
IlOOTH's THEATRE.
AS6 SATURDAY + MATINEE.
EDWIN BooTn
"E1cnfiIRu"
sH1pqpANS MI, qRsNnfytff Fysf]S2ti ]SSSti!sRi laf =
MARBLE HEART.
Seats secured SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
TNHg NEW YORK TRIBUNE sAIpi
Sbd ea ono % of tSe pss p ever
woc, Tor wne II Is a, intensely exciting a. any q
eomsiy' ''''''" ''''' " - =" '''''''' - 49,
INA EPwIr's THEAsTnR;, ,,..o
- Lin WEDNESDAY ivGiiSSt yaa ss %u A''''''
LiTiteGd sRTraqpHfm'Et
who VIII have the honor Of oacS more appearing be-
'''V w" iO' fDioS houcICAUL1s
HUNTED D3SN
THE TWO LIVES or MARY LEIGH.
Each artsr carefully selected for their ntness for
the rolc4 assigned.
WV WV Now and beautiful scenery by Marston.
boz sheet nov open
. -. ----------------
~ L. u. LEN sDlrector
POSlllNEL1 Las I.,.,.,,-,,
MATINEE.
SATURDAY, JAN. -, At ~ O'CLOCK.
TnE EN1tRE CIRCUS TROUPE.
hHp Al TiiE wkTfSEEs
ALI HEN AHDNILAH TROUPR
OF
REAL BEDOtftN ARABS,
original and wonderfully end Swei
CHibDhihENx CHuibbDDhiihENN xof ~ IhE Nv, iMinir' pMtinnEiHr'
UNPARALLELED AUS nf,txn uopsp,,,xautp
ny ALL THE gi,t 81 ElDEns n,,,,
ACRDDAIlC ANu ulNN A~Ilt MDNDkN5.
PUslllNhLY LAST ClND. .EtLlA MATINEE.
90 ~ 80 90 ~ . =, e-,-1- - = 49,,
CADEMl OF MUSIC.
"A .. - ........-... ... -. ...
"NA'D ''ii I'''' ''' am ia '"''
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TnantiNl.


4inantial.
nEPARTMENTO or ia AxESAND ASSESS
Ro,lcc il hereby gwen hat the ASSESSMENT ioit or
the real AND personal estate ot the city and county
81 posn SsS Sad Ssar @ and e MSn pc
1871, ana will remain open until the aoth day OF April
81 he smeS sS on q e oresd AID es
and personal estate Of the city and county OF New
must make apple ition TO The Commissioner during
the period above mentioned, In order 10 OBTAIN the re-
SSs SfSs 4NGPRE&S eGREEa&S. cO%pS,,:io1SSS COMMITS, SSS of
SSfhGSNliElES NilS SANDS Assessment
i eSt on tile bonds anu STOCKS OF Inc Corporation
of the city Of New York, dus Fen. 1911 viii be raid
the civ al lis oes Rp ia he NeT cSat House 0'
80 The transfer books VIII be closed Friday, Dec. So
1870. RICHARD b. CONhOLLH;
. Comptroller.
Compuoner's once, New York Dec. II, 1870.
" been sppointei Rec liver OF the Farmers and Me.
chAnlcs' Lie Insurance Company
All persons Indebted to said corporation are required
TO render an account Of all debts and sums OF money,
owing by them respectively TO the unaeisgned as such
l.eeeYet az hs otice ~. oadway ~ me city OF New
All persons haying in ther possession any property
o. Effects Of sad corporation are reQqlred 20 deliver
the zane 70 the undersgned, as such Receiver, on or
oe.9tG IN ne siS d,y Of APri W. n,... %
deliver ther reel ccye accounts AMI demands the
undersigned as such Rec" Ter. on before the sixth
All persons holding any open or subsisllng contracts
OF sad corporation are requested to present the same
Receiver Al his said oilce on the sixth day Of April,
n m.,nr JAMES II. COLEMAN, S..S,,.,.
6j Wall st., Now York City.
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GsOAn nnn CHICAGO ten per cent mort
DDo gage in SIMS sams e SAT- IoW p 90,
Co. q Pine st.. New York ilj and l5i La Sale Sc,
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Yosi ano Aouno.

OSTOR sTOLEN-Three bank books issued by
- the oeamen'h Baak for savings New y orr, to the
Sas SscI.9sr M Trustee lfnot ION or returned TO the
yank Mihln thtty days from thlk date. will ply TO
the bank Tor books WILLIAM i uoPpiN
REV York, Jan. ID, iBll
II ,OsT-On fhnrsday, the 18Th INST. IRON Sii Wlst
AAhh ST. an old yellow hkVe terriOri answers 10 tla
sALs Of " SCAMP" trewArd for his return,
ESUhD-on the 2th Of January. roll OF leather,
oosu' ~ ~ Monroe St, tor door - '-'-S '-'
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INSURANCE STATEMENT.
Number OF Pollcts is.ucd and restored
Amount Insured %
ces insuriis e,! s.25l o.
The forcs ing Is q statement taken from the Actu
arial ECcOrdt.
snEPrAED HoMANs. Aetaary.
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@anit0...AmnltL

A HIGHEST PRICES. Work siyen on, 70
doc free. BLAKEs 4 POND, is9 sthst, bot. Broadway
and 9TH av.
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Irr,. ,Alr-Naa der vell,u u
MAnIbi " Nnivn
Aituansf. ts--saft e "
Anui,, hfili jams lfsr
Anna s1Hrf.fi. &C hf-Nsn dst
iierf -
y vans. Oh p-l'ntia1d --
IA Darai, tk--lohnion G. A
IleI a, hrir-Mtltf pf Aug Cafl
Grars. "A CeutrInl Autluio
n ieu. lfg ~ etfJ -
tiaiiari.ss-Tsviof &c
10 ifup, bfg--Ssur,1n Jos
Jsnnit. d stlsf-f Wilhelm
J-Ius Nun .fr " thp iegtf n
Jsts iioyi, w oeles " VI
Kat Cfoih, hk-N -fnHfftuJ
ks.uazs, shI hIp-Nsil Cd iib
Ialu. 81 p-tlfst|s Nm
Lanr. ifiigsuan, 'sAf-tratgi J
H., Sanrfon 10
T. ne re4rl, s-tf Ferry Capt "
Me,iuts. ts-r.H uYfe Csri syl
Mfnicssh. fhIr-p'-m 4tH 'flv Io'
n AiusHkiiu, s,Af-lleffles X X
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OFFICE or THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL

INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW YoRg. January %. III.
The Trustees. IN conformity to the Charter OF the
COMPANY submit the following statement OF is affairs
on the SlSt Of December. isil;
Premiums received on Marine flisks from
ist JanuHy $50. to Sst December. isO. s55oJoo %
Premiums on Policies not marked Oh lst
January, isij.. ....................... 2tD7,3 c.
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BoARD Or TRUSTEES.

RICHARD A. MccURDr. vice President
SHEPPARD HlMA -. Actuary.
IuiiS NJ. STUART. tccrctary.
]. &. LAYTON, Assistant AciuarY.
fREpEGIg sen .OtDtR Assistant Secretary.
{. a. HOPKINS. tAshlcs.
WILLIAM nrrrs. H. d,
lON. LuCius kOniNsoN Counsel
llON. HESar h. DAVIES
uAsso /, lSIrs hrrr, N r. Medical Examiners.
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gals.
Oh. 6urf,

i elau 10 the sieighr ding fraternity. The Clue
hous always open 20 the public Boat OF everything
Gways hand JAMES LAMBERT Proprietor.
The sun., 1871-01-27

Jlnsitdl tnsiIumtnIs.
A GREAT OFFER i-HORACE WATERS, 4si
~, btosdwa! wii dispose ol 100 l1anos hGodeons
and Chekerlng's, AT extremely low prices for cash
during tho llOdays or wiltaE from - to go month
y untll pad TO let. ana rent applied II purchased,
&I-S FOR seVen.ootaye oyer,trung rosewood
- - planotortei great bargain.
}. BIDDLE. IS Amity 81, near Broadway.
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l7-
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II OOk HRRE mo EHmDuE.-Mad ROSS tells
everything, the name OF the you marry and that
0oI visitor cause. speedy mAtiAGes brings together
those long separated shows the konoss OF the you
marry u" west ust a.. between Broadway and lth aV.
MADAME JONES. Fortune Teller sho has no
uA equAL 81 Thompson e. Ladios. boci gents, 81.
M4D4.AM. wAsTTs. VPiOEsS ,s.sYloEsI .na VuI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-11
n1-rIFR ACT PORTER.

The following are the leading points OF Gen.
Bnters onslaught on Admiral Porter in the House yes
tcray on the bill to rcinsate Naval Constructor Hans
com. not embraced in the regular report:
Gen Butler said that this was no new quarrel be-
tween Mr. HauscCm and Admiral Porter. AQuiirdi
Porter had been young lieutenant ~ the Portsmouth
Navy-Yard wien Mr.. Hanscom was Naval Constructor
there The civilian and the martinez had come IN con
fact and there laid the foundation OF an enmlty
that had lasted III. time. Nj HauscOn believed from
that hour he had been hunted by Admiral Porter IN
every conceivable way.
Mt Butler narrated the motives which Induced Mr..
Uanscouu % resign. "A 20 the atdavls sent TO the
House there nothing dangerous az such things
he had there were gentlemen who had spoken on
this subject Who would be hanged without Judge or
Jury. Iaughter.l WHO opposing Mr.. AanscOm
Not the secretary Of the Navy, not the Committee on
Naval Affairs but Mr." Porter" Admiral Porter, by
the grace OF the senate [Laughter Admiral POrters
services during the r would i've for some tmei he
thought they would De iutestructble. Al along tire
Mississippi were guns captured by the army,
and marked by Porter, Taken by the navy
under the command Of u. ID. Porter" and sc
long "a bite paint remained long would the memory
OF POrtar's deeds remain the minds OF those who be
Heved IN him. but who were few. Laughter II was
easy TO make such "A record that. II would
make him sa!f the great Il am of The expedition; ht
could strike down the great and glorious FarT3gut, and
send hiE 20 the with the feeling That MS country
had VrOLged hI-then be might get such reputation
and that The Of service which Admiral POftel
had rendered - country. IN conclusion, be begged
gentlemen not offend his nOsTls, and make bin wish
That De lad wasbbowl and toothbrush TO clean ont h
again. Let Porter rest II the corruption winch ne mao
M ALL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-11
LECTURES. MEETINGS, ETC.

The second of a course of lectures to young
women will be given in Unity Chapel Harlem to morrow
exening, on The Strong WOMAN by the Rev. W. J.
Clarke.
DIR. T. s. Lambert, in lecture before the
Western branch OF the Y NJ c. A. advanced the theory
that the different OF the human body possess nat
urally varying longevity.
DR.. Adrian j. Ebell will deliver the next
lecture the Free Scientific Course for the People at the
Cooper Union this evening, on the " Anatomy and
Natural History Of Insects"
William C. Prime, author of Tent Life IN
the Holy Land ectVred large audience In Assoca-
ton Hall last evening upon "syria and Palestine ING
lecture illustrated by Of Illuminated pho'o
graphic views Of places OF interest In the HOY hanS'
each covering area Of 400 square feet
After a spirited contest, lasting several gay 3
the members OF the Glass Of 1871 OF ColumDS No"oeo
Law School elected the following officers AsI e'oniHe
President--J. c. Sheffield of the College OF '"o "
NJ VII va,adi.toriarym Mitchell. jr. OF Column
ba College. secretary-N. w. Ladu, Jr'' - Mill. and
lege Glass Commihee-vm H. AeHy' J. - "'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-11
POLITICAL NOTES.

The subject of holding a Convention to
am nd Constitution u Rhode Island so that natural
,d can vote IN that state without owning real
estate was defeated in the Senate Thursday morning 10y
"A vote OF 20 In the negative 10 II In the Affirmative Inc
had been discussed with great earnestness Tor
the past week.
Atameeting of the Ninth District Grant Club,
held lat eves!ng the President, James Cumming made
m informal report OF the meeting Of the State central
Committee ~ the Ffthave. Hotel on Thursday even
ing lie stated that the reorganization had been ne
layed owing 10 letter from Mr. Greeley Du' tnAt
,he, q, p,omipept gentlemen were considering the
.tv,.abuItv 81 organzing a new committee Up TO the
pre-4nt time however, nothing definite had been De
rde, upon. Joseph Gowder expressed MS CONVICTION
mat unipr the present organization the ~ publican
nrtv W. fast los ng ground and advocated the lorna
ton ., new committee which should include the con-
seryatiye element OF the party. lie spoke IN suVhs
49,, ~, The Inability OF The committee, and advised that
s,e action be taken by the Grant CLUBS 10