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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-10
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Hoard of Aldermen

Board OF Aldermen.
STATED SESSION,
OFFICIAL THURSDAY. Nov 9, l87I-? O'Clock p. m
The Board met in their Chamber, No Is Ci'y Hail.
OVERWHELMINGLY Conan esq., President. in the chair
and the fo9Ting meps A PnnRftt Rcy seheG
The minutes Of meeting he'd Oct 20 we're read
and approved.
RSmHustfaHcr in the matter of a resolution laid
from The Board Of Assistant Aldermen TO fence In va
cant lots on block bounded .y Fifth and MaIl'oiaVe'
Which was referred TO the Committee on Fable Works
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Alderman Plunktt-
Resoired That permission bo ana f. hereby given TO
John Mrncke to place and keep watering trough on
the northwest corner OF Sevenhave. ana siXtyfOurh
% u, 9saSF the direction 'o COMMISSIONS u -1D'
Tie President put the question whether tho Board
would agrcc with sad resolution.
Which decided IN the affirmative nv the following
vote "a majority Of all the cmUcro elected voting IL
AfiirmavcEThe Prcsia~rt, Aldermen C'ar'r,. Cud Is
McKlever, Mitchell, ONeI- P'uuAltt I'tJ, ecHAch'h'-
And tie same was direct TO ha sent to the Board OF
Assistant A dermen for coAcurrrlce'
BY the PRECEDENT
RSsored That permission be and hereby given to the
proprietor Of tue summit Hcusc," IL" nort.
Of the Bowery and Canast, 10 erect balcony
over the principal CaIai-s entrance to SAID holSc
also that the said proprietor have permission to place
and light two gas lamps in front OF said entrance on
Canast, at his own eSpeuSc, ana LAGI tle IHfe i'm
and supervision Of the Commissioner OF Pubnc "urks
The President rut the Gu, 'uon whether tho Boa'u
would gree with said resolution
Which was decided n the affirmative ny me following
vote Ga majority OF al the members elected voting III Id
thereof: - >,
Affirmative President. Aldermen Charlock Cuddy,
McKirver, Mitchell, ONc fuah4ti, kenny, scAIlCAtul
and WelcI-1O. -.
And the same was directed he sent to the Board Of
Assistant Aldermen for cUAcurIeaCc.
BY Alderman Reilly -
Res0red, That gas lamps be p.-cd and lighted in
front OF the Rutgers Mi UL In Eu-T.pdr, between
Clinton and Jecrsousts.. under tnc direction OF Tie
Commissioner OF Pubic WuIks.
Which laid over.
BY Alderman Mck"vcr-
RcsOrcd. That lamps b placed and lighted ut the en-
trance 10 the New York Eye and lrtrmar%, No PIC
secOndave under the direction Oh tc Commissioner of
Public Works.
Which laid over.
by Alderman WOltman- - go
Res0lred, That receiving basin and cuycrt BE- built
on the nor beast OF Avenue aud ScNenth-st,
under the the missioner OF Public Works
and that the accompanying ordinance therefor be
adopted
Which was laid over.
COMMUNICATIONS orDFRED on FILE
From the COmni-siDncr OF P,h.'c Works, transmitting
various apportionhi" ats of art,---u Lts.
-GLSI gAL GRIi.iS.
Resolution to permit tr lrUp"ur OF The pre- iGiS's
northeast corner VI Firstavc. aud Onc-hundrcdJrd
hfteenth-st. to place wateIingrouah opposite sid
premises.
Which adopted.
on motion. TIE Board adjourned until Saturday next
18th inst, at O'Clock o. III. joins HARDY. CicIh
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REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YoRK. Thursday, Nov o. lHl-
There was q fair attendance at the Exchange
to-day but the sales not generally satisfactory
ana portion Of the property withdrawn Anthony
j. Blocker, Bon Co. sold by order Of the Supreme
Court under direction Of Charles NJ Marsh, referee The
nvestory store and lot known No Madenlane, for
$3.50; size lot feet front, 236 rear with an average
depth OF a feet Aessrs " X. Stevenson Son ohered
the Iours0ry brick house, No. 20 East Ninthst, but
wlthdrew u after receiving q bid o. n 900.
James NJ Miller SOLD the fourstory English basement
brick and orownstone dwelling known as No. 40 West
5.6T ALSO, house and store, with lot 20xe89 known
as No. ala East Twenty -hfthSI, for $4,000.
Muller, wilkins Co. sOld at executors sale Iot Of
land on the easterly side OF irdave rs feet inches
north OF Ninetethst, 25xl00, for 10o Also the four
story brick store and dwelling known No. 2O0 Fourth
ave Is feet inches south Of Onehundred and twenty;
iftbst for o. OOO Three houses adjoining the above
were withdrawn for want Of bid. Tue firm aold
the new house. with lot north side Of seventy drs
flushed with every improvement, and Is about 30 feet
derp; size OF lot, 90Xl02.2.
Mrssrs s. Dingee Co. sold the house and grounds
formerly owned by Charles L. Cornish on AStor1a-road
FInshlnR L. l. The property consists OF plot OF Ri
acres OF land with modern dwelling and outoIidings.
The property sold for $4,000 .--,,-
James NJ Miller will hold an Important trustees sae
OF property under direction OF Nathaniel Jaryh Jr'
referee at the Exchange. Tuesday Nov H. at noon
Tie property consists " 81 plots Of Land situated az
fremont Wcstchestcr County within five Tnnutes Walk
Of the Harlem Depot. aud located on Central Grano
Sylvan Grove, and 1hird-ayes, beinS pOruon on tno
estate Of Townsend Pool Maps and ful partlclsIs lh
reference TO the property be obtained On Application
al the Office OF the auctiUncer.
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DECIsION3-Nov. 0.

S,nrene Cou,t-Special Term-By Judge Brady
Msetana Agt Kelly Sheriff Wood ct 81 ag loddne,oh na Ae
Ius Co AL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. granted Norton G io"Seh
Notion DEEMED Henri knight agt Sopha IL D. hNgh--D'Ore
granted Devoe Manfg Co sgt GiIiL-honon disposed
Superio- Couyt-Specidl 7em-By Judge Spencer.
Ron. o Gag ,,ttlcd sled Burke agt Elder Gregory
90, GSSo,rder, grspted Washington Ice Co at smith
Notion denie Hamilton agt ordered ry
ar Stephen vacatng oder olieH B1 49,
granted Hubbard ct Onion Mutual lhA q" sane ST ue.'
Western ms Co. Same agt Commercial Ina e. ana
Cak-rders granted stuyvrsant Ina AFT pe o.
r,Trncr an, Carr Sgt National CITY Bsnh Marine hAnonA
By Judge Acknowledging sgL open oe
fsult grapd case TO referred Avea Ag
granted Bresen AIT Coleman Motion gnn ano oIa o.
Ggued Han art Hteh-Mohon 70 substitute reference HAn
Common Pleds-Special Terr-By Judge Loew.-
hary Crou at Geo. W. Croui"-Decfoe VI u4' 60 49,
AgL Wile--hskon deuied.
Marine Cox-t-Pdrt by Judge Joachimsen.-
Decker hRt 70 recover ~ on
d. deepse being uSury-JudgmeEt for the
AT sams sans cans Of The defence es0s Elk
urut for the psuhs for e25l 80 costa and -
AT -Judrmsrt for The p,iptf for SSl' 9; eos 10 a.
Baci an, The KnIeksrbeekef Life Insurance ~ OF e
kr padup LIE pobeeL-udsnep ioi .ue ~ .Ion J,Ss
COST and Allowance Sane .g sansssne sas., ssain %
for slsgd kgL dversiOa Of c''''n
Port H-BJ yuAes Gtsss-Jie NJ Bsiuten ncss TN
Tnsd. daf,.ion, reasyed Bnl sEt BorinL-lnqsest
at Morrow sSt Blaavrh RApha t G.srh,
-By Judge - .o MAJ dc eo@psprs
tsnts being plsnee VIZ ps ~ p.Iens.~s
decsoa reserved BesO sE Webstsr dsn ~ cs.r a. i~S
t.tsu HsIssru AIT Trmbk vnniz Ag AAea' OS'''' -
renee-Tned decEions reserved
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TRIAL OF DIAMOND sMUGGLERs.

Ellie and Gustave May, jewelers., from Paris,
were held la-t August, by Commissioners Shields on a
charge Of ging 1888 worth Of precious into
this port The Jewels transferred to the Collector
and suit for ter forfeiture begun in the United
States District Court At the trial. yesterday, before
Judge Blatchford and jury, Augustus C. Tate Gus
tomb House Inspector testified:
On Aug. l6 boarded the steamer Italy, from Liver
pool, anchored of Castle Garden the sCerage passcn-
taken TO Castle Garden and the cabin passcn-
gers to the Barge Office the two prisoners landed Ut the
latter place. when returned to the tug which conveyed
the from the ship to the shore noticed that
the prisoners and ag ated; kept watch
OF them, and when We landed at the Barge ONCE they
were both about to leave the wharf when
asked one Of them II he had any goods
upon his person. and he replied. mo-" not being
satisfied with this Answer took him into an express
Office the wharf, and found i'll Of his pockets
vCOpcs containing number Of valuable jewels, which
lie voluntarily to me questioned his brother ana
he made signs That he did not understand me- found an
undershrt containing Is small pouches, each hlei with
precious OF different kinds in the pIcAc q, OF
them 1 also discovered a small box containing two
brooches, which claimed by the mother, DIS. Blat
Louie Jones, former CustomHouso Hal rcfor, and
Augustus Mcran, surgeon dentist who had SALT with
the prisoners from France u this city, corroh rated the
prevOU, testimony the Interpreter for the defendant
failing appear court the adjourned until
TODAY.
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p4SSENGEPS tpPTTFD.


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THE COURTS.
RECORDER HACKETTs SALARY.
A SUIT TO COMPEL IT'S pAYyrHT


Recorder Hackctt has brought suit to re-
cover the additional 5000 salary per annum which Dep
uty Controller Green refuses to pay The case came up
before Justice Brady In Supreme Court Chambers,
teray for argument on order previously obtained to
show cause why mandamus should not be granted
polling the Controller to pay the Recorder his salary
the rate Of $4,000 per annum claimed to he legally due
Prior to Dec n, 1862 his salary 10000 but that
day the Board Of Supervisors raised IL to $4,000 In his
return Deputy Controller Green stated that section T.
chapter s Of the laws Of 1869 prohibited the Supervisors
from creating any new ONCE or increasing any Of the
Mr. Green processes his willingness TO nav At the rate Of
900 year but refuses to pay at the rate Of SOo
whether the laws Of 1861 1888 and 1853 applied to the
salary OF the relatOr He argued that the re-
scts by their title relate soley to- the County
G0vernpeH ANA mat fhat government is entirely indie
men and that the provision which prohibits the Board
Of Supervisors from creating any Office increasing
Government since the Supervisors never have had the
power to create an Office Or department in the City Gov
and 1862 even applicable city officers do not repeal
the act Of 1882 which referred to the Recorder and City
and II is familiar rule iu the construction of statute
that later act which is general does
Mr. Tru said that since the reqotion o, the Board Of
Supervisors in November 1862 the Recorder had re-
the opposing counsel claimed have been paid out OF the
proper fund but the fact that there sufficient money
denied.
After some remarks by Mr.. straban In reply, Judge
Brady ntima ted that he did think the poWer Of the
Supervisors revoked and then reserved his decision
The following Is the affidavit under which the Recorder
sues for his salary.
John Hschett being Gully h that be Re
eOr Of the City OfNeN York since the 9Th March
Recorder U and After the LIST Of January 1870 and including
the 3o day June ls be has been paid for his such
Recorder By the Controller Of the Civ Of NevYok
Of 1900 which Of 900 Leg
stature Of tie 1870 H. he raised for that and also BY
the Board Of Appronment said salary 6Ied regulated
amount for the 1911 and further deponent saith
Sworn 10, JOHN K HAcKErI.
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CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States Circuit Court, yester-
tcrday iii the case Of benjamin F. Folsom ag The Mer-
camille Mutual company, Judge BlatchfOrd
denied tue motion for "a new trial
In the United States Circuit Court, yester-
day in the suit Of Goddard Co. against Hiram Barney
AS Collector Of the Port OF NcwYork TO recover 500
Of duty paid on materials Tor making buttons.
the ury gave verdict the defendant In the suit Of
Wiiia Lattimcr and Others against III nry A. SIyth, as
Collector the Port OF Newly Ork The plahtfs claim
500 a. AN excess Of duty paid imported Ilks Ii Ii
conepdcd for the defense that under the law cf lsi
the silk was liable duty Of co per cent The palnLi
isisf that tbr silk imported 10y them was among the
articles no 9th, rwse provided for and that therefore
il was liable to a duty Of only ~ yer cent
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'PUBLIC SCHOOL ABUSES.

QUESTIONS FOR LOCAL BoARDs-sCHooL OFF
CEs AS POLITICAL sTEPPISG STONES -
N0SEY-MAKING TRUSTEES - DEMORALIZED
CHILDREN-EO TEACHERS PROMOTED, BUT
VACANCIES FILLED BY POLITICIANS-A FAT
BUILDING JOB.
1t would I've well for local school trustees to
eeh iron time obtain accurate answers 10 the
following Questions:
l. DO not some Of the present Commissioners seek to
scqure power and other benefits that accrue from
patronage by putting the repairing Of school buildings
4n'" the hands Of personal friends
What Is the cause OF the decrease in the attendance
ofpuplki
II not true that local trustees often make their
O'"oe seppngstOne for political advancement
Has not the Board Of Commissioners been crimnany
Nsn' In the matter Of allowing sectarian schools TO
secure an leHtimate hold upon the public purse aud
Upon municipal anairsi
T. Are no the Superintendent and all the Trustees less
"aependept than they under the old BOardi
hAA the Superintendent the power 10 give certih.
eSS " Roper aud competent teachers. or must he first
nave the approval Of Isaac Ben, Chairman on Normal
Dnoo AfArsf In short Ia not al the real control OF the
'enooh passing INTO the hands Of the polltciansi
Among several local trustees TO whom these questions
were put one answered follows: Az 70 the first Gues-
uoh De had, In former years Local boards were allowed
" control the repairs and they then did all that was
necessary. There Is pretense Of keeping up the same
tysoem now, but IL only pretense The local boards
receive monthly bills from the Commissioner which
Ihey must sign correct These bills are made out NJ
t0e once Of the Board. and Endorsed By the
superintendent work Performed" The local
boards were formerly allowed Annually Aaysral
A"~aAAa dollars OASb for sIDsRsea, cut
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SBypPING INTELLIGENCE.
poRT OF Egw-goRk
Novu Q.

PORT OF XIV -goRk ...............,.....SoVuBna
CLEARED.
ma, ~ xIn,riek (Brl Jameson Liverpool John O. Dale
c.,r,.h. Van Havana, ASnte Nal stesmship
s Hsrmsnp Unssson, CheesemAn savannah, Lvngstoa
Pa "a s,.,ox. COueh sOO City POint Richmond Old
Drr-iuioa Btssnship Co. = n-,..
x,..sr Hoves PhlsdephA 70 Lsata Steamship
psn.f,stor Jones PhDsdepLs. LodAri steamship Co.
ss.i bss,s Desse Pdelphi Lorlard Steamship Co
s,.am.hin D. UlsJ bans, PkiAlelphA
s..os--.lir n n Hddh McCus, fniladelhL
s,.hs mr.. Johnsou Por1lsnd. y. y tnsA
ee....sstTn fyi.eers walden Boston n. T. Dimcct
a, $1,000 Reyuelds HAnoa. Bermuda W. IT, Webb
s.sn ssath Carohna Beckett Charleston c. H. L. AOtgs
kCa -. ~o-<,n pnt,.asrhs, A lhho,,
~ VIZ p,snss Koran London Rng MorEsHi SoRL
shin Rtiih Bsrason. I'm ftaselseo. u So-a'"~A ~
Bstf Itlsnte DAeoson. baresooeh u -
~ C..r.hSs iGssl hhef Br-mss. IL koap
s A. yr.soes S Horehoase sandy Govt H.ueT Paier
81. 10 lbstshj, Atsnsaa. Csraesa J. foekss seas
az ssr.h crs-,f Or hsTt Y John. r. W. T. wssdrua
~ ~ Ts,.s IN, 4 RsnlJ, BilhoA Geo. y, Bale.
ppnk 49, dsrinsr Gsslus bensrsra, hIsr Heashten
-, hssl. lBfl Ysaag 81 Jsssy B htnsI fuiH.
49, $3.50 1oaa fsfs X Ida n b., Heyius soaa
e.. 9,:s; 100 aSs Cove nSrSSor f.i Prs Co
go 4 J. Gssh, bshtsin, h.Isier.
~ 81 w. fsssn bt4ssJ, beAnies$
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Gitp Real gslate for Sale.

Ara BARGAIN.-An elegant full-size brown
HOUSE, unusually well brt Foazth GEAR Fthae
Po,.sssinn & EDDY Co. No PaS-plor
TOR SALE-The LEASE of the STU4NES-
Il ANT BANK BUILDING CoorBer Of Highht a5d Bros o
une1pred ycar5 from Nay last The building h
eeuv been lifted up fer aud Offices ADDITION 70 onoeoo
The location Of the most des rab" the UT
part Of city, For lad farther partealas apply %
o. II. r. ARCHER,
Receiver Of stuyVesaIt Bank 20 Rroads:y
EOR LE-On Park-ave., near Thirty
eighthst s,;-c,ass fnlEs 4t,rv kgbsoo2 brown stone
HOUSE elegantly perfect order; lot deep por
QGg HOMER MORGAN Pbsa-
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CRIMINAL COUETS.

In the Court of Special Sessions, before Judge
D,lrg esira, Dmey fer steallIs dr goods ifm Lof
Tavors sto The Pent f months liehy i1
I s,ra'ng two r clothes from Fr~nes j. Dunn three
month. flaming stealing 'haw hate LarGn al Eo ms
Thomas Wilson, stealing par Of ooou Hom Aoopn ou 'i
In the Court Of General Sessions, before Judge
Bedford Yesterday Peter Mary dreaded E Of ernsR - rom
rn STANLEY of No At the request OF Tue eom inah
nrnrut Was usa oBren PLEADED guilty OF obtaining
ud.t false Of congned to iuss Co., from the
freight Norwich and New York Irah iit.oh &
charged
Tru The abdomen IS BAIT rst, oct Z vas aefue
Kate ozark charged Frand Hreenv VAS DISCHARGED on he own
rrogulue A. the COM euSrd to appear As-hI heE
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Emperor William of Germany has entered
his 18th year. and still hair and beard alone betray his
for he not only towers strong and erect above his
ante hut the freshness his complexion tue Of his
movements and the power OF endurance which this
Whitehairod monarch displays whether In the field
nm 70 social converse encourage the belief that he 10
dssDod 10 remain hs hope Of Germany for many wears
IN como BE owes his physical powers TO hiS simple,
Sodier 1Ike mode Of ving-rsinK at IN the morning,
readinR hs letters and teIegrams while " coffee and
forthwith debating his replies or nonE tAem on the
maRnns.
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Sales bp AufIlon

A. MRRvIS. AGetouee.
10y BANGS, MERWIE & Co.. Broadway, cor.
Th,Sae q Books WORKS o. ART Fancy Goods FurDIore he
FRIDAY AFTERNOON Nov TO- At o'clock valuable and
BOOKS ucu hes desirable and interesting works de-
literature which relate especially AhER
CAN HISTORY
I,EO. A. LEAVITT g. Co. Qate Leavitt,
" S'rcb"gh Clinton Hail. Aston place For the SALE b.
o. LBRAKIs COLLECTIONS Of Books PAIHTINes and al
LuGs Vi L.rEKAGG PK0PsRTT. - -
ELEGANT BOOKS AT AUCTION.
FRIDAY EVENING Nov TO- at O'clock SALE SELECT and
htGS(FINT COLLECTION OF BOOKS; Illustrated Works. hne,
scarce ton q POETS Illuminated Books Manuscripts etc. etc.
srTerb bBns BRNSIASAs choice and unque eoeeon
CR lKSASEIANA collection BALLADS eItra unsrad
cory vols ioo sup rhly bound No Es and QCkhEs vo
Nc GAE1s Works folio finest tpeciep ever oIe 0
KUGEh A>CHAMS WUhKS; WILSON'S AMERICAN ORNIIhOLr
OGY lar7 are CHAP BOOKS. DULWICH GALLERY TfTlANS
PORTRAITS DlBDISs works. &c Ge The whole forming one
Of and elegant Books ever offered Tor sale
Catalogues ready. Books on exhibition
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THE LUDLow-sT. PRIsoNERs-A CRUEL TECHNI-
CAIITY.

Assistant District-Attorney Sullivan stated
that delay in tho discharge Of the Ludlow-st Jail
prisoners has been occaAoned by the order made by
Judge Barnard at Oyer and Terminer The counsel for
Sheriff Brennan entertain doubts to whether the order
of the Court would protect their client IN case the
plaintiffs in the against the prisoners should sue
him for allowing them 70 leave the prison.
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THE HOFFMAN LUNACY CASE.

In the Supreme Court, Chambers, before
Judge Brady the case of William Hoffman, alleged
lunatic, up yesterday, motion to have him re-
leased from confinement He arrested upon several
civil suits aud put into LudlOw-st Jail. Proceedings
were instituted de lundheO inquirenGD and he de-
carrd to have been lunac when those debts
trdctcd. His wife made his keeper, and she now
asks that her husband I've released from prison. The
creditors claimed that lie not Of unEOund mind when
contract ting the debts in question, and that the proceed
ings are in OCULAR and the whole matter trick TO avoid
payment Of honest debts. Decision reserved.
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THE EVENING POST LIBEL SUIT.

The libcl suit brought by Capt. Samuel
samuels against The Ereni,g Post Tor having published
an article soon after the defeat OF the Dauntcss, stating
that samucs had probably committed suicide on ac-
count Of his defeat up appeal in General Term
Of the Supreme Court, yesterday, before Judges In
graham and CardoZO After considerable argument,
Inc Judgment which Obtained against the ondanI
IN so "A Is reversed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-10

MANAGERS and viewers hurried tn the PIT AZ once ana
IN .sers accompanied Messrs. bakers and Corhet the
siSeNt viewers, down the SHAFT near the mouth OF
~ ~ tbey found Ave persons dead or dying Every
". ~ vas made restore the ventilation hnt before
ek they obliged to desist on account OF the use
49, aver as II s supposed, nearly 60 yards OF the
rSfnrs about 1900 yards from the shaft thus cutting
"a ali communication from 20 olhor men know 70 oe N
e., mari OF tho pit Several horses were destTOyeu'
s~ m,raculousy escaping Had II happened IN tne
CIV 40 men would have been In the pit, over loO0 OeK
oS,,;!nIoyed altogether.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-10
DEPARTURE or T0EElGN NAILS.
FRIDAY. Nov. 10.

No Steamship Mails
:tTTRDAY. Nov. II.
Mails for ETo,e wa Lt-r,. .. L. ''-'' cry 81 Pms
e,ee a. IN. supuuA.LrT ~. I'i No. - =. L.,
cicseda; 10 .. u
[A tte- apoHted Supplementary Mails maA he IcTai With
double postage
Maii tie German States p:-a'n FER steamship Mai1
close al Il II.
SUNDAY Nov u.
Al Mas close It'll oeoe. Tnr UJ-ce is etsa fr'n A.
MONDAY NOV. H.
t-. NIL.