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WISCONSIN,.
More Destructive Fires.

MILWAUKEE, Oct. "a.
A special to the Sentinel from Be-
lott, Wisconsin saye there are large
fires in the woods seven miles east OF
there. Barns, stacks, &C., were
burned near Roscoe yesterday. Other
fires are reported. The city is filed
with dense smoke.
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A coroner's jury at Elkader, rem
dered II verdict of :'death owing to o
fatty degeneration of the heart"
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Two or three barglares are com
mitted every night at Burlington.
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DISSOLUTION of INSURANCE. FIRM

The Insurance firm OF Mitchell a Rr,seas L.
inns gay dissolved by mutual consent. w. j,
Mitcheii retaining the Insurance business OF
said urn and j. o. Briscoe retaining the Reai
Estate business, this Oct LIST, 1871.
w. j. MITCHELL,
~. j. o. BRISCOE.
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Mrs. Ira Schooley, residing in Boar
Grove township, Cass county, COM
mitted suicide on Wednesday. She
was only Is years old, had only been
married year or two, and leaves an
infant, her only child-and a hus-
band who cannot account for her
conduct.
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Iowa City is probably toe largest
city in civilized existence which has
no fire engine ofany kind.
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Marshailtown corn has descended
TO fifteen ccmte' per busheI.
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Hon. James Wilson of Tama Ill.
o. Pratt, of Floyd; j. g. Tufts, OF
Cedar Hon. Cicero Ciose, Of Black
Hawk Hon. S. L. Caldwell, of Wa
pello, and M. J. Rohlffs, OF Scott, are
named for Speaker Of tho next Iowa
House. The only one of these gen.
tlemen that we are personally well
acquainted with is s. T. Caldwell, Of
Wapello. 1.-THE members of the next
Assembly put him in the Chair, they
will have put . mighty good man
there. Mr.. G. is q man of fine abili.
ties, prompt and decided, with
large legislative experience, the
strongest common sense, strong in
conviction and firm as o rock in ad.
herring to them, perfectly honest
man, and altogether a good man ID
make a speaker of.-Gate City. a8a
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,PROCEEDING9.
OF THE
BOARD or sUPnRvlsoRs.
OCTOBER SESSION.
October 18th. 1871

October 18th, 1871.
Board of Supervisors of Wapello
County, Iowa, met &C one o'clock p,
m. President 81. Garfield in the
chair, 81. Reinhard present. Minutes
of last days proceedings read and
approved.
On motion, resolved that the Board
proceed to canvass the vote of Wapel
10 county. Adopted.
The poll books not all being in,
the canvass is postponed until to-
morrow, and poll book of Pleasant
township sent for.
On motion made and seconded the
Board adjourned until tomorrow
morning at 8 o'clock.
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A Nit. Pleasant NJ. d. Church has
contributed S440.40 in one year for
missionary purposes.
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October 18th. 1871
The commissioner appoipled

The commissioner appointed to
report upon tie petition of Mary
Kennedy and others, FIR vacating a
certain road in Pleasant township
report is in favor of granting said
petition, and The 4th day Of January,
1872, is set as the time OF final action
in said case.
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Ootnher 18th. 1871.

OcCOUer l4Cn, Iotls
The petition of w. Lowenperg and
others fled this day, asking for the
vacation and relocation Of o road
from West end Of Vine street, Dab.
lonega; to point in old State road
some 36 rods South of the center
line and W of sec. s, in tp. a.
range -. And as the prerequisites
of the law appeared to have been
complied with, it is ordered that g
+. Kitterman be, and he is hereby
appointed commissioner to view
and report upon the expediency Of
making said change, and that he
begin work in said case on the 2Sth
day Of Oct, 1871, and report on the
LIST day of Nov, 1871.
GEO. D. HAcKwoRTH, Auditor.
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WANTEp.-To hire good girl.
Apply to j. NJ. HEDRloK.
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HooAand's German Bitters.

A Bitters without Alcohol or Spirits of any
posed Of the Pure Juices, or vital Principle Of
Roots, Herbs and Barks. Tor as incidentally
ton OF the Ingredients notbeing used. There-'
fore in one bottle OF this Bitters there ID con-
tanned as much medicinal virtue - Will bo
found In several gallons of ordinary mix
lures. The Roots, &C., used In this Bitters
are grown in Germany, their vital princi-
pies extracted In th1t country BY scientific
Chemist, and forwarded to the manufactOry
in this city, where they are compounded and
bottled. Containing no spirituous ingredfent3
this Bitters Is free from the objections urget
can be induced from their use, they cannot
make drunkardg, and cannot under any cir
CumstAnceS. have any but a beneficial effect.
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Apranoosc county adopted n pro-
hihitory liquor law 1T the last cleo
ton.
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The Burlington Ha,ok Eye of Sun
day says: ave learn from Hon. Il.
Fl. Stiles, reporter to the Supreme
Court, that quite an important decis.
ion was rendered q day or two since
in relation to the railroad tax law.
The point Of this decision is that the
tax on gross receipts provided for in
the law is only for State and county
purposes, and does not preclude the
taxation OF railroad property for
municipal purposes in corporations
where situated. We did not learn
the title of the case under which this
decision was rendered, nor the dis
trict from which it went to tho
Supreme Court. We also learn from
another source that the Supreme
Court has reversed the former dccis.
ion which declared the five per cont
railroad tax law Of 1868 unconstitu-
tional. The result of this decision
will probably be to revive tho taxes
voted under that law, but not collec-
ted on account Of the former decision
which is reversed"
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October 7th. 1871.

Tho commissioner appointed to
report upon the expedienoy Of vaca
ting certain roads in DahIonega
township, pct;tioned for by p. L.. and
l.. A. Clapp, reports in favor of gran
ting said petition. and vacating said
road. And the 3D. day of January,
1872, is tia day set for final action
in said case.
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The Council Bluffs tiramcn have
sent the Chicago tircmcn ono hun
dred dollars.
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October 18th. 1871

- OVVVVVH SVIIj TOT H
The commissioner appointed to OK.
anime and report upon a relocation
of a road In Center township, petit.
toned for by John Overman and
others, reported in favor Of granting
said petition, and tho 4th day Of
January, 1872, is set for final action.
GEO. D. HAcKwoRrH, Auditor.
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James W. Ragsdale Esq, of the
Gazette, Corning, Iowa, we under
stand is q candidate for Surgeant at
Arms of the Senate Of this State at
it's next session.
Mr.. Ragsda)e was faithful soldier
during the rebellion, and has always
voted as he fought. We can see nc
reason why his candidacy should
not meet with q favorable response
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keokuk protests against boys
shooting birds on the principal
streets.
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Oct. 18th, 1871, 8 a. m.

ment. President Garfield in the
chair, 81. Reinhard present. Pro-
ceedings of yesterday read and ap-
proved.
On motion tho Board proceeded to
canvass the votes of Wapello county,
cast on the 10th day of Oct, 1871.
The canvass not being completed tho
Board adjourned until one o'clock,
p. m.
One o'clock p. m. Board met
pursuant to adjournment. President
H. Garfield and Fl. Reinhard present.
The canvass of votes being compile
ted, for result see abstract hereto
attached.
81. Q. Jordan and others, road
petition taken up. This being the
day set for final hearing in said case,
said matter being. argued. and the
testimony of various witnesses pro-
duced, said case was submitted to the
Board tor desision, and after due
elaboration it was decided to grant
the prayer of petitioners, and locate
said road as petitioned for, and
vacate as petitioned for by petitioners
paying all costs.
Tho petition of Peter Kurtz and
others, for relocation of road IN
Richland and Columbia townships
being taken up, and it appearing
that the preT requisites of the law had
been complied with, it is hereby or.
dered that Nathaniel Bell be, and
he is hereby appointed commits.
sioner to view and report upon the
expediency Of granting said reloca.
ton, and that he begin work in said
case on the 9th day of Oct, 1871,
and report to the Auditor on the Isl
of Nov, 1871.
On motion the Board adjourned
till 8 o'clock tomorrow morning.
| GEO. b. HAcKwoRTH, Auditor.
Oct. 18th, 1918 o'clock, A. M.
The Board of Supervisors met pur.
suant to adjournment.
President Garfield in the chair. .
III. Reinhard present.
| Tho minutes of yesterdays pro
ceedings, and also road proceedings
OF Auditor in vacation, read and ap
proved.
The report OF |. Shields, commits
sioner appointed to report on reloca
ton of road in Polk Township, peti.
toned for by G. Locke, ct al, reports
in favor Of granting said petition and
the fourth (4th) day Of January
1872, is fixed as the time of inaI
hearing in said case.
The petition of h. B. Sisson, ct al.
filed and read; said petition granted
on condition that the portion of said
road which lies within the city Of
Ottumwa is esta blisbed.
Board adjourned till o'clock, p. M
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We note that, by . table published

We note that, BY table Published
in the State Register, ofthis date,
comparing the vote Of this year, with
the last, which was prepared by Col.
Tichenor, Chairman of the State
Central Committee, that wapello
and Van Buren, counties gave 1sS
mejority, each, to Col. Carpenter,
and that Wapello county gained lib
votes over last year, while Van Buren,
lost l4S votes. II is proper to say
here, however, that Van Buren, be-
ing the home of Judge Knapp, it
might be expected that he would
gain some over the vote a year ago.
Further, this table shows that Polk
county lost just 1873 votes over that
of last year. This shows the num-
Der lsS quite popular this year, and
that Wapello county made very
good record in the fight, though some
persons thought that the CouR1ER's
support Of Senator Harlan foreboded
i'll to the success of tho party in our
county.
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diseases
Debility OF the Digestive Org ans, or diseased
Liver, In shorter time than any othe
known remedies.
The whole Supreme Court of Penn.
Speak for these remedies. Who would ask
for more difnifed and stronger testimony?
HON George w. WOODWARD. formerly Chief
Justice of supreme Court OF Pennsyl-
wanna, at present Member Of Congress from<
- - 'Philadeiphia, March sth, 1857.
find "Hoofiands German Bitters' Il
good tonic, useful In diseases OF the digestive
- anu wan y He' ! eSS6 ". WooDWXRp
Hon. JAMES TfaoM rsor, chief Justice of the
PniiadeiPhia, April 2sth, 1857.
valuable medicine In cases of attacks Of !ndl-
gestion or Dyspepsia. can certify this from
my experiences Of IT. Yours VIII 5ssgect;,
ltt Sgs.si4i 60. : 40 49, ny ~ !" rsoN'
Hon GEcsGs " sswcep Justice OF the su-
rreme Court q I PhisSsipSia Jun. 1885
have found by experience that Hoefand's
German Bitters IL Very good tonic, relieving
dyspeps'o symptoms al aEo s sHissHnRfsgwo
Hon; WV. +. tsoDaERs. Mayor Of the CITY of
Mayors ONCE. Buffalo, June 81 1859.
1have used .Hoofiand' Is German Bitters and
Tonlc, In my family during the PAST year.
and cab recommend them n An excellent
tonic, impatttug tone and vigOr to the sys-
tenn Their use hsse been pf0ductfve Of de-
1850 WIN. F. RODGERS.
HON. JAMES NJ. WOOD, er-Mayor OF will
Harrisburg, Pa.
take great pleasure In Recommending
"Hoofland's German Tonic" to any one who
may be afflicted with Dyspepsia. rad the
Dyspepsia SO badly 1t was impossible tbkeep
any food on my stomach, and became SO
weak as not to be able to walk half n mtle-
- Adj NJ WnOn
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HI. CANFIELD,
i'll. REINUARp

Members OF the Board of Supervi.
sors and Ex-officio Board of Coun-
" Canvassers.
Attest:
GEO. u. HACKWORTH,
Clerk Board of Suneryisors
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I'd mUtIUD WHUb HHU bUUUHUCu Ihe
Board adjourned until the LIST Mon.
day Of January, 1872.
GEO. u. HAoKwoRTH,
Co. Auditor.
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DR.. HOOFLAND'S PODOPHYLLIN

Or substitute Tor Mercury pills, TWO PILLS
A DOSE, the most powerful, yet innocent,
Vegetable Cathartic known.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
Gelp Uauteo.
Dentlstrp.

NOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
in,i The nous oxide administer the
approved do .o.hins bd EXTRACT TEE And 40
WITHOUT PAIN-so 5000 patients testify See their names At the
on No 10 Cooper Institute
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
1musemeniS,

w koTcKThe public respectfully neas- ord. to p,.,..
| UNTIL FURTHER NOTICk.
Mr. BouRh'm ne" play wten expressly for this theser entitled
,,H Ersrtr T. sMsssT NJ! GA: "A,
s .a ,sss'SSs .s. Ks 0A'
SATURDAY AHFhfESTSss rIIisD aSsEpaIs b tGfisgK
Beautiful So'n'y-Kssiati,; wsaEiGss T.s'e'a1-FlsE CAST
raisP HAs!sfH sessSsGs aSsSgFqsxFsas sz4isHs.
NEW-YQSRK CIRCUS; ,,v
hzFisiis SE6iiSis6xi, ri si;jIiviisDiY asi '
WONDERFUL Ess5s;$ EsAi Il isS sE5if ff y ssrr. o,
NILE TE TSkLASp AZ - Ai S;nsS 81 FISH
81 msss nsxsT 3, fsRss M q 1f DSATos SA
' sSaisf siI "a fss;iis 81: issssr pRopro!Es
DATa s s1sa2s GosasL Il & sa1SST6 65ds asrsH
NlBLO's GARDEN.
T.anwn.. SsS :STasss sss sfSAARA'cH OF
NO MATINEE ToDAY "O''"'A"'
Dec 49, after elaborate sa,on will be produced the
NEW AnrrE XIV ssc skw sdkssaI srw DRESSES
FIREMEN'' BALL.
THB fJD ANNUAL BALL
wIDUws 2ED ORPHANS FUND
OF the late
VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT,
will he given At the
ACADEMY or MUSfC
MONDAY EVENING, JAN. 20. 1877,
Tickets ntemaR and lldies) PVR DOLLAI be
obtained from VI the members OF the Comm
JAMES r. WRNMAN. President. No l+6 Peasls-
ALO,ZO SLOTE, Treasurer, No. 10 Pulon.t
GEO r. NBsBITT, secretary No. ls7 Peahs.
DROMENADE CONCERT, to be given by
l. the TWENTY-SECOND REGIMENT BAND. C. Rehm and e.
ST. Pe Church for Deaf Mues
OF Broadway and Twenty thrs MONDAY EVENING DEE
le 1871. Ticket. 20 cents, admitting one person. -
The Bazaar will be continued during the week and the proceeds Will
he used paving for the ard decorations which the Church
has recently received.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

COMMESCISG NAY y, 1851.
p,.,s.r snon in Yewyori corner of T-erv v.nth': ard
iourth.are Knr,nce Oh Twenty se'eHh'"
TRAINS LEAVE NEwYoRK ,,,,r.
co =, ssa t s.s!a ss Southport wspo lO
n" 10, s; South ss so9s.ll o9s i.c is Er EI ai
=: =. Hs s - y hs ts4 I'd ssg s,g ir. ,s
* x; ;Es s."':is s'ss ~ ssS
Greer n.e4 ,9d ntern'ii.'s Stations l. y ''" ''
Ss'S s''ss;oss ssossRc4ss sR; RI 81; 1is
S:s e :Siis: Il: : ss s.,,,.n,..
H:rd 10 p1o,,d.ue. and rn R.o 81 's Els
roI Shore Line Rs..y az ,is = N n 70 N0r"'' '''
SO s ana md sSTss.apsa to North
snPto, and Wil.m,ss,gs and wiim.nae Railroad W Lnss
Ser iaS aoa.tioae MI Railroad. and p to Waterbury,
S:SS:;. e s,S. ssS:.t s.Iis: %
dG s ss either Dnso0n Car attached
.ss AZ '.:::; :;
s..: s's: s: s:a %o;T
N7EW.y0RK CENTRAL AND !, HUDSON, !, On,
RIVER R4MRS.p M ..I. ,oS S Depot and Forty
cs;..s s.:s:. nd M1e,1's' .sG T. zfs's zs WIN
,o.n, M Sp,cisl Chicago Express with pra"''s'''''' "
,o..s an sna Sinss,s Sh,.r and Western RIprssa
T,ov kYpress satjrda'@
to @ n sSnis. iip with slssp'Se''' "'" N'''''
600 A'is, H,pr, with sl..pinscsn for w's''n o'"'s' 'n'
C'n,ad,satE E,rr.,. with se.pnsta, for RSth'. sis'S
~" m rncne P., slso Chicago via oo.h n . ss1 ~
R.,,o.S.: aud for b. Louis via ioeao "''" " -' -
,o n,,,, Win s.epinses. for Troy ana Anasr a.,,
~, ID ,unnug Of ionksf: ieae 'ssm 49, uepo3
.'a rs';sststk rsissstk "a 1..
N7EW-JERSEY RAILROAD-.FROU!Mar =! We! rUUI 10, Si
II hvspR1ssEs-sT And froa Of coz M tG "a
Wssf ruILIDELPHA 30 and s:3o H. - YtsIs,rSis
no night; .1i . on s'n For sALTfoii - HzsEise
TON sad THE WEST Wis Baltimore, sy9 ~. -
rs.,, coirrH sye silver rsn: - - sS.
lon and Iypebbarg daily s2 ~ u'n .ns ~. ss s:
s,I,, p.., ears attached to the go r. % ,S ~ 49," sivss
k,v Yors 10 Paburgh Cbgs Lou.Te w. th,ou 1, it
r.s S, Ar. to the Ooh dy h. ssS .hsss live
hsYyb Innn.t Lonvs sud b. Los, fron Ie.
YoI 10 F" wsyp ChtcsgO sions 'ha1ss o.. i,,o.S.s,
Of p,,b,o,.,,t foot Of CoAnttr.. And y"
W. s,yry 9:.' .DIpI,. w.. Ata " jitksos. e.nlssnx
COIITH SIDE r. H. OF l.. !.
W,,., Arr,pren.pv. commencing Oct %' ''' ITO"
Grsni,l Ferries. New OH ., p,,.,ot and Fr, Place
s1n n m Mail for PsteboFur br stage iof be"eP'" ' "
1000 m Accommodations TO bab "I +, pIeton and Fire Place
amn FIutr,, Psirhogut .sg. iof w I'm. an h.ius AZ
s@p hssomns bp tbros5i' 10 I.'olOsu' W.
| So m Dasylop AcooIahoi.ton.'
go D AeganlsslsOa r Mrrsh ., m ,,,,t, connect a
'N''iS ~ va, s1ah. o Goh..', sld IFepNS. ,.,,t
"' C. " DOtnLAs. b.,t'.H'rhi'nt
81, I'm. Tssies
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
HORSE IND CARRIAGE MARKEI.
NEw.YoRK, Friday, Dec. Is, 1871.

NEw.YoRK, Friday, Dec. 15 1871
There is hardly anything doing In the gen
ara horse market Some head cheap business horses
have been bought in the Bulls Head Market for ship
men TO Norfolk Va there TO be sold at auction Local
trade extremely dull not averaging over IS horses per
dav aside OF those sold under the hammer OF the
su' toDoer. PTces everywhere strong LII the puyers
favor
AZ the Horse and Carriage Auction Mart Of Messrs
Johnson &van Tassel the regular semwcekiy sale re-
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

NlHoN' -
GREAT SOUTHERN CIRCUS.
7@ and 7Jo Broadway, opposite n. Y Hotel
OPENING OF THE GRAND AMPHlTHBATER,
MONDAY. Dec H ~
THE GREAT JOHN HENRY COOKE ,,,,
tn. great JAMES MELVILLE and h equestrian family fksh hh
'H' WILLIE GHORGB MELVILLE, ALBx hELaiLLbi
HRNRY WILBY COOKE. GEORGE ADAM.
The pee''M M.i.ne DE- BERG .ad Mia coRDELIA
The 8" erb corps Of M Mona Emil. aorOuI,
J.me. Cooke, the Waiting Phsnsusnon;
N,soo Bsussess, Asrsl Qyuaasts; u
~ a.,..s w. YnnkIn HOLLOWAY, j. 6a.ndsS Chsa DAVIS j.
WA n Wssa Auxiliary TunbssH, ssnsfsaaer Lsaper'
Ss9s.. Ss,Srsn NAT. AusTIN and W. HEaBHnr wILLIAMs
R0uesiYan Nasaes AZ w,rriK
"s's'A" PRHDK COSTELLO
EVA COSTELLO.
Doabe Trapetst
Tns sn'e"fnIII0 fIII ORCHESTRA md MILITARY BAND
AH'sn'y1c cHWR{srMAa and NBw.YBAFs PRsr1vfTtEs.
,,,ros,,os rous,,rian pagesns, airy legends, T. .
a., n st,e with effects such q no etnff e1esun uo
\. ~ si,y hss slaiU and resources 70 modnee
rsmuss;s .pi B,iosay Caair'.
HW'aHTrH1YHs H'HrH1 on wRbSRsDAY and sATrRDAr Social
!. rrd Advance IN fklD Dec H. o. the
T1HITlP PHILLIPS will give an EVENING
ofsItfg sONG the Fourth fssb!enaa Church, Tafsy'
fo""" ~" noSpiY EVENING. Dec. 10 ats y'elocl. -
Tl.. 80 c-n r. h,ia Nr'oa sous u BIeeehefNi r.
UIaus, 81 Union squAie. and a' 'ae WV
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

FOR NEW-HAvEN. HARTFORD, SPRING
Il FIELD AND THE NORTH-Stesnen ,esye Peel sip o Me-
Haven a. 3:ls and II connecting the Rsilrosda
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
N1EWYORK AND NEW-IIANEN RAIL
A' ROAD

SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY y, 1871.
p,,uus st,,ion New.York OF TWeni "nth' ara
A'''>1 I,urtt,ye Entrsnce Oh Twenty seV.nthst
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

L rht horses sold AT from SIS TO 500. Second hanh
WAGONS harness. and horse clothing brought moderate
puces. -. 49,. po.hou
Auction sale OF horses wagons. ETC. at Messrs Barker
Cha.1 = City Auction Mart and New York TattersaIls,
Tomorrow Saturday the lGIh inst. at IL O'CLOCK.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
Religions Notifes.

All arc Cordially Invted.-Ns .ha sermon to ySaaF men
viii delivered In the M!eenth Baptist Chcfcp M p ~
HITCHCOCK D. D. Of tho Poartesah Prs:esnan .nafeh ns'
VIM. T. MKRLs. q. D.. Pastor will preach IN .0e MORNING
.,s.. ,1.morI. Ch.,ch Porsy between siI,h
.,d ss,s1 .ys-Ssy HEBER HswToN Rector D'os se,,ies
- eI .nd Sn.ci,I service for Children al y The Rev.
n, IRvOs A. phs.,, viii preach CAdea IN tAs nsghbo
hosd oor,l, invited No evening service this Sunday
I1dvsrsaryThe ctA AsuTr,aH =. S M;s y nm e
INC ~ "a oeoet R.y HALL Rev D. GANsE. and Others
Will take part
ublc NieetInS Missionary Union Of the southern Nsw
YORK Bapt. viii be hell hs r, B,PS Sasfsn en-
"a os,scS I1rssss sl b. made BY Rev ANpEHsoN De-
R.y RI McARTHUR. Rev. j. g. KkNAA&D .sa ossss
-. s.hbsth hool b. held n o'clock 10 MOhkow AL
MN Interesting sIrrcisgosd muae 50 ah9ng zoe earsa
NJ an ali BERr Pan.s Morning s lo md kysning At 4 the
RsS iiHLsgY ". KNAPP will preach MONDAY I'M rS, 10,
sseope. ilnstnuW uP aroulu we
ia" ri RSDAY HSkSiNd, The regular PRAYER T,1anf WI te
MI and on THiRsDY kvENN0 the hsv shtD hsANS WI DE-
Mi,,iks" All these m<'ngs and TEXTURES
sIr @ w. ,..~,s " A. e. ARNOLD Sup'L
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
Gituatious Uante0-- Males.

NURSE-Mrs. ROBINSON, Ladies' Nurse, has
~ REMOVED 10 81 DougAssst Brooklyn Can accept an engage
ment immediately Has nrsclass references
THE SUBSCRIBER, a gentleman OF expert
encs open for position Of responsibility 10 ne
banking Unexceptionaoe
reference. Address T.. Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
Gituaticns Uanteo--females.

GOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. Hld's
" Institute ~ Norfolk between ynston and
WANTED-A Situation by competent Ger
man g for General cook washer and rone
vrns sod obsng bes. y Call No. 800 Bovsy
entrance Frss.