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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.


Mr.. BENEDICT introduced a bill to define the
powers and duties of the Chamberlain Of NewYork City
1t makes the Office entirely Independent Of all other
officers.
Mr.. O'BRIENTo repeal section OF the law Of 1870,
which give. the Controller the power TO remove and APP
pOint officers OF certain Courts.
Mr. WINsLOw-TO amend the general railroad act 40 as
20 allow foreign railroads to take, by condemnation.
lands necessary for the terminus OF their roads in this
State.
Mr.. WFIsMAN-TO give the Dry Dock Railroad Com
pany of New York to construct additional tracks
III substantially establishes two CroSstOwn rOads-0ne
through Fourteenths and the other through Christie
pher and connecting streets.
The Columbia College bill considered In Committee
of the Whole and ordered to third reading, after an
amendment that no property should be exempt from
taxation except that actually used for college purposes
The Juvenile Delinquent bill also ordered TO a
third reading II eXempts juveniles convicted OF petty
crimes from the disqualification heretofore imposed upon
criminals
The Assembly bill to confirm the action Of the Grand
Jury Of the Sessions ordered to third reading and
passed. -
Mr. BENEDICT introduced the Reform charter, and the
bill To create a Board of Supervisors.
bill similar 90 the one Introduced In the Assembly
allowing taxpayer TO prosecute the city officials guilty
Of macaSanCt in Office in NewNOrh Introduced by
MI Benedict Adjourned.
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CONNECTICUT GOOD TEMPLAGS

To the Bditor OF The tribune
SIR: | am citizen of Connecticut and a
Good Templar. As TIE TRIBUNE is road by Temperance
mon IN every part Of state ask the favor OF few
lines In which to warn Good Tcmplars and Temperance
men generally against betrayal. The order Of Good
TcmplaTs is strictly neutral I'm regard to politics and
tarians Our rules prohibit discussion of either sub
Jet in the Lodgerooms iBut faction, probably with
good motives has tried TO start third political party,
has nominated State officers, OF which most or all are
Good Templars, and has nearly converted some OF our
Lodgerooms into political bear gardens. 1t IL to
foresee the result of this policy II it is not immediately
discontinued by the Good Tempars OF this State. The
temperance cause generally is IN imminent danger from
this third party movement. II thousand votes were
diverted from the Republican party the State would be
liable TO fall into the hands Of party which Is supported
by rum. and would not exist without IT, We need just
such Temperance law has been recently enacted In
Illinois, and Temperance men can easily secure ~
through the present dominant party in State. The
ruminies are jubant the idea Of third political
party II is their only hope Of success JudicOus TEN
perance will not in this way give "conlort TO the
enemy" A GOOD Template
Lo,lns cfielv Ian 1870
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1HskKnfy,nzrN
DIED.

ApAMssudieny on Monday, J, D. 1872 conse,,s pneumonia
The friends and reia,es are ecta attend the
from residence, 100 West F6riysecon, Wednesday.
BABCOCKOa Mnly I'd inst IN tho SD year OF bis age Dr.
The Trends Of tie family members Of Eureka Lodge No ',
p and NJ rsTreuiy nyted 20 attend the funeral from his
The The TemaIa. viii be Haven
BPAN-In this city MARY widow Of Rev Moses Besp in II
raSs n 'rrSdc I her rc.aens 10 Yoyona st.
~ her fn ani grandchildren are respectfully invited 20 atteai
% The in,erm'nt Will be At WOODLAND Ceae'sT
NrTiI,mp.lire paper, please copy.
URosBYIn Paterson j. TUESDAY morning jan %. Psun.
Friends family respectfully invited to attend u.
Broavsy P,sr,on Train leaves ioo' Of Chnber'. a,
O'Clock
Relatives And n, ne family ,r. inte 70 attend tho funsral e
his late adence, wednesday, lih inst. at II O'Clock
FRAZIER Brooklyn Tuesday jan % Deborah Frazier In The
The rcisves and friend. are respectfully .eni her funeral
Thursday San Is a. O'Clock iron her residence iOo S'HA
otiori-,t Brooklyn. N T.
HALLECK-Te remains late NorGen Henry wsger Hsteck
H. will Inferred Greenwood Cemetery THURSDAY jan
and friend, respectfully a'cad without further notice
NEILLgY-On TUESDAY morning. Jan % Henrete A. younsss
FGnc services residence her Parnt No. 1 wess Twenty
sr,tst on "Wednesday afternoon, at q O'Clock
PRIHCB-A Monc N j. suddenly tbs IA inst. Mrs hary j.
Her remains taken TO Buctaeh Maine
SUTHRRLAND-0n Mondsy morning, ri Jnni Mr.. VIZ Anss
Sutherland, IN the Z'n year OF b, age ,.., -, =.
huus his is,he No f1' Wet Twenty
frsist, Wednesday, st2 Pm
TUFTS-In city Monday Jan p l!3 Henry Tus Ia us
Goth wear Of his
The relatives .pd trends respectfully invited s,est
the ls,e residence, No ~ Nenes
DAY afternoon at O'Clock, without tuI6ef notice
Boston papers please copy.
wIILIAMSON-At % wsbngtonpsce his ety. Jan. o. iSt
james williamson l.io merchant Waist born BdnburSh Scot
land. 18th March, 1910.
Notice Of the funeral service in the evening papers
wRIGHT-Io city, Tuesday jan % Sarah D. Wright widow Of
william Wright. aged 10 years
Relatives and friends are invited attend the funeral services, %
Fdsy morning II O'Clock a. her late residence, 10 Bas. Thirty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24
OBITUARY.
TIE ION. THOMAS BRAGG.

The Hon. Thomas Bragg of North Carolina
died III Raleigh on Sunday. He the son of anne.
chanc, and was born in Warren County, N c. He be
came a lawyer and entered the Carolina House Of Com
mons in 1872 In 1854 he elected Governor OF North
Carolina, and held that position two terms. He was
elected u s. Senator in 1852 but resigned in 1861 the
pretext that State had seeded JEFF Davis made him
Attorney-Genera in his Cabinet Feb. a. 1861 and he
acted in that capacity two years. Having lost all his
by the war, Gov. Bragg resumed the practice OF
his profession and also mixed In politics. He very
active in the Impeachment proceedings against Gov.
Holden. The deceased brother OF Gen BraxtOn
Bragg Of the Rebel army He Chairman of the state
Democratic Committee Of North Carolina. and exercised
considerable influence in directing its course Ok action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDEUTs no as BROAD
WAY
g,m. Noon 5nm. Midnight
Az
Prominent ARRIVALS

rim ircnue HOteL-Andrew ID. White, Prcsi-
don't OF COrnoll University; eKG0v Burnside and VIII
liam Goddard of Rhode Island the Hon. j. Amber Smith
OF Richmond, Col W. L. Scott OF Erie Penn; OK Con
cressman John B Alley OF Massachusetts, and John A.
Preston of south Carolina So 81 Nicholas Hotei-Gen.
Ciary u. &. A.; John II Chedel Of Auburn, ~ Y tho
Hon n l.. LangfOrd OF Montana, the Hon Ezra Mllard
Of Omaha Judge A. f. Sufern OF llaversraw, and Gen.
O. H. Bier Of Baltimore. -= metropolitan HosCFhe
Hon ID l.. Yulee OF Florida. So BrerOort HOnse-W.
X Muir superintendent, and Joseph Price, Treasurer OF
the Great Western Railway Of Canada 49, GHseyH9nse
Charles Parrish OF WIlkesbarre, Penn. - hen-f@6
HoeI-Iieut Commander G. II. Davis, U. T. ~ -
Hoffman House-The Hon. John X. Bartlett OF KnouS !,
Island, James X Osg0od or Boston n, .; huhPlno VI
Pittsfield Mass and i. d. Worcester OF Albany -
So James H0telThc Hon William McMaster o Toronto
sior Uouse-Iieut Commander H. C.. White. u. y Navy
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PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

900 Tho President has nominated Franklin NJ.
Drew 10 b. Pension Agent at Augusta, Me.
Gen. w. s. ROsecrans denies that he is in favor
Of a alba,t ,rDg attempt to annex MeIieo.
John g. Stevens, for many wears Civil Engin-
and Of the Delaware Dl karn Canal has resigned
The position. to lake effect the LIST Of February.
Col. b. +. Washington. editor Of The San Iran
,. tromsey Vnan birth, formerly Mayor Of Sac
, f M Port of San n ncsco Euchabsb, and late State
Tide land CorInr oner, died in that city On Monday.
Gen. T.. s. Ewell is seriously ~ or pneumonia
liz t.ne IN Msury Comfy Tenn. His WIZ died MONDAY OF
The me dsese daughter of Judge campbell Minister To
Russia under Gen jackson born IN 81 Petersburg
Won Soidatcnkoff, Commissioner from Russia
tbe Of arrived III ~ PAUL mh'
MONDAY with Merrill General Manager Of the NM" Aul &c sua ~
p rod and other gent hl@Bukee He Wtro f
R rn school public Institutions and was gen banquet 10
az. .fup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24
THE WESTFIELD TEST CASE-VERBICr AGAINST
THE COMPANY

The action of Mrs. Margaret Landers
against the staten Island Railroad Company for the re-
coyery of damages for the death OF her husband by
the Westfeld explosion, last August was conciudeh
yesterday in the City Court OF Br0OHYh' oeioto 'uus0
Nelson The case was summed up for the defendants
lac Mr. Dicrcnson and by ex District Attorney MOTIFS
for The plaintiff Judge Nelson III his address 10 the
Iury said that the counsel for the defense hau au
that their clients were liable II, when the steam
cepng from the Government valve, there was not
In tbc botpr :he amount OF water required anu tlc
Cnnrt thnuph that it the duty OF the deehuantS
agents TO have rogula the escape OF set ny Tue
sfruments within the engine room; ana tlat thc cor
oration was fully responsible for tho acts ana Onis
sious 10 act ON the part of their agents $780,, ,.
Tho iury after dcllberating an hOur TeturnCu I'M %
Court and rendered verdict IN favor OF thc plihilh
for 5000 amount claimed one OF tue ur0h 5 et
marked that they only sorry tha they cOu.u iO'
award the plaintiff $4,000 damages agaSt tie ,oipg,
The Company Will probably carry inc case 70 .o Jot
of Aupeals There about lOy aGllOh' aE"iS' ro
Con,i,,uy arising from the Westield eApo'i H. my
conrt room was crowded when the jury rendered l,ir
verdict and the spectators expressed thcl "p.no'" ny
auDlauac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24
MUSIC.
GERMAN CHARITY CONCEPT.

The concert for the benefit of the German
Ladies' Society for widows and orphans, which takes
place at stenway Hall Thursday. the 25th inst, in
addition 10 the excellent charity for which 1t is intended
presents an attractive bill of performances for the musical
amateur Several favOre artists have volunteered their
services for the OCCASION which with the choice selection
OF pieces will insure Il musical treat. Among the
eminent performers who will take part in the concert
observe the names of Nine Inez Fabri, Miss A. Elzer.
and Mr.. ]. Miller OF the German Opera; Miss Anna
Mehg, the popular German pianist, Dr. Damrosch on
the VIOLIN Mr. Candidus tenor and the male chorus Of
the AriOn Society, presenting combination Of musical
talent seldom brought before the public on u similar
occasion,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24
WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.


OFFICE or TIM CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2f-l a. IN.
synopsis for the Dast tgenty-fosr hours
The area of lowest barometer which was
Monday night on Lake Ontario. has moved northeast
ward beyond our stations
A depression still exists from New-JerseY 10 Masss-
cbusets Bay. Snow has been reported very generally
since Monday night from Tennessee to Pennsylvania,
and nOrth-easward 10 the lakes and st Lawrence hut
rising barometer, with clOudy and clearing weather.
now prevail over this region
Clear weather has continued in the Southern and iuif
States with north and westerly winds Partially cloudy
weather, with falling temperature and northwest
wind. prevail from Lakes Superior and Huron 10 Ten
nessee and Arkansas.
The temperature has also fallen decidedly in New
England, and to quite low on the lakes. Falling
barometer Is reported on the California coast.
Probabilities.
The cloudy weather tho lower lakes and in the
Middle states will probably break away on wednesday.
very generally with westerly winds North west winds
and clear weather prevail IN the Southern and Gulf
States.
The temperature will probably fall very generally from
fhe Inner Mississippi eastward the Atlantic, and 10
less extent In the Southern and Gulf states.
Dangerous winds not anticipated for The Atlantic
and Gulf states tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24

: In the Washington correspondence OF THE
TRmUNE OF the 10th INST an explanation is given con-
corning the seizure and subsequent release Of the Staten
Island ferry boat Casteton. mentioning that her owners
gave reason for delay III providing her with So
recording steamgauge that the company manufacturing
the gauges was oyerrun with orders The President Oh
a company engaged III manufacturing these gauges
writes To Tue tribune that the manufacture Is not
MONOPOLY there having been three Of that class OF gauges
adopted and approved ny the Governnent b0aIu W
peryisng Inspectors. He also that the rear
OF the owners steamboats, TO these nstruoh - tv
desire 10 have no record such would thus ne noleu
In case OF disaster, of the fact OF steam WINS '"0u
above the pressure allowed by tho inspectors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24
THE ANTI.RING GRAND JURY.

The General Sessions Grand Jury went into
Court yesterday presented batch of indictments ana
then retired their room. and consulted uD3 o'clock
when recess taken until Friday, the last day Oh
their extended time The appearance OF Joha Mcbride
Davidson I'm the District Attorneys OfiG nd Grand
Jury ante ROOM gave rise 10 suspicion that tr number
of iron furnished for Court R00ns ami me rate OF
Davidson did not however, appear before tne Grand
jury nor In fact were there any witnesses OF nsortnce
Grand Jury appears in Court on Friday list o. lbdCl
adherens Of The Ring ana place In jeopardy TIC liberty
Of others, than those already In legal trouble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24
OI'ISIANA.

TIE END or THE LEGI5L ATIYE WRANGLE-IELE-
GRAM FROM GOV. WARMOIli.
GBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRlBUNBI
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-The following dis
patch from GOV. Warmoth received here, this even
ing by prominent Government ohical
NTw-ORIFANs, Jan. 23.-The full Senate to-day recog-
nzed the Brewster House by Of 10 10 II. Brewster
offered his resignation. which the House refused 10 ac-
ccpt by vote Of 3 to Then resolution passed rat
fving and confirming the extra session In sXpelling
Carter from the House and the election OF BrWstcr AS
Speaker by vote OF sc to- six OF Cafers men came
over to-day to the regular House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24

to tho promising town in which 1t ia located Tho MEM
bers are resp ected by the towDpeope, and all having
busness relations with them unqua8edly and freely
Inc opinion their and strict
honesty they interfere not with the laws OF the state
or Genera Governments they are good ctzens they pay
their taxes they literally educate their children-tres
are members OF Yale COllege-they tendery care Tor
their sick they have no panpers the a@sonte sod Ia
worship him more truly by their acts than many blinded
like Your old Subscriber. who seek injury 10 theH
and desire their persecution.
NeU- Hdre, Jan. Is, 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship EeUs So, THrd rage
t1pTWEn

lFOr other SNIP Hs1S SEE IHTN rage
ARRIVED.
Steamship Miranda (r) Daley Naples Dec l Mesns 18th. "a
m0 18Th Valencia ljh tDd Gibraltar IBb, With fruit &C. 20 Hen
dersOn Bros
steamship Ashland moorc Fenan1ns With Hi,s. .ri PISS.
Hand.
Bark Maria (Greek Cragi, Lc,t, Oct lo Gibraltar ~ i5.
CyOrl, Petersen. Rio Janero A. days Bamps.
Roads ~ hours with cOaee
Brig Melrose lot Bosgll R1iolpl. Provileacs
Bng Abby Ellen of Belfast Me- Hyener Oh ii'rbor. Jan. IA
Schr j. Morton of Halifax S. Hopkins, sgs, lays With .ls,.
SAILED.
Steamships CITY Of Merida for Havana ini Vera Cruz; leo Cor "a
vsnnabi Jas. Atger FOR Charleston Denof FOR Win sgon NC
Isaac Bell for Norfolk, &c.
Also Sailed figs,e Sveln ni eorys B,gss
aud Abreck, Pensacola land cleare the Der as 81
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORTLAND Jan 2]The steamship Sauna from Liverpool IA
llth, has arrived OF this port.
Bosros jan 2Arriyei steamship Monticello from Cbarlestont
ship Peruvian from Batavia: barks Crested Wave from SOuabors
Sadie from Buenos brgs Winogene, from Sersiani; Luc
from Turk Islandi soh Lucy d. from Mobile May Queen oD
Mosquito Inlet.
PokrREs MONROE Jan 23-Arrved brig yictors
for orders
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Jan aJTbe nmsu steamship City Of Lonion lib
to-day and shortly after proceeded. The National line
Egypt drogsn from New YORK Jan H. arrived At this yesey
and proceeded for Liverpool
MovLLR 2]The Anchor lire steamship Monroe
NewYork Jan 6, sinaei OF tLis pcr. yesterday
glasgow.
GLASGOW. Jan 2-The Anchor line lsus Brown
New-iorA Jan .. arrived in the GLIDE yestcrilv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24
THE BOARD OF AUDIT BILL
The Committee of Seventy adopted last
oun,i1,t the following resOlutOns:

Rsoei That representatives, Of tbs Commute ~ Aihany De ~,
nI nv the As,pmb constituting board OF Aah OF "hco tue
and President OF the Bosrd VI Alder.
nm ~ mai that the present intumbctts OF
ace ~ hg the temporarily pending the adoption OF a
.no Ihs !, TO Hoped that, the Interests Of reform,
a.. .',,n,,y noxer v n vested 10 better hands
'n The time has arrived for the
Er bills gsEst the Cit exc pt such rrae 70 pa roll,
I'D; ?. ~ m urg ruoy, the lpht which vii be thrown
@ Nc ma aIr, legislative Wul great, ach-
~ ,t t nj anu Llgdalon Of ali Oler claims agan tc CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24
5pecial Notices
The Tribune Almanac for 1872.
Rssdy 10 day Pure 20 cents

Rssdy 10 day Puee 20 cents.
Zine Gold Jeweiry, reasonable prices Ladies Gold whes
$40 $50 and 800 each Diamond Rings SIS $t so $500 each
ewe Watches repaired GEO O. ALLBN Ssl Brosds
RoureeDthHsl.
Cauton.-A wercSsed Yong about % yets o. age dn
Air smooth face rather pleasant called yesterday
houses rporsng 10 be sent rom the once o Ite
Christian collect bills Subscriptions IA The LOeTs Cbnuss
collects All of blk through the POstOms this msa
acting without authority upon whom he m eau N
favor by srre.ug reporting 60 j. N HscA Man
ager. ia Nassau-sL
Po.t Once Neti The MAILS FOR EUROPE. dvnss ne
xee .pns h.taris "a 1872 ~ close a. this oaos oe
day a. M ~ Tbss. at II ad % Ss.Sssy ..,ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24
FOREIGN PnPrS.

Silk Umbrel,as.-HessrS ISAAC Co Broad
knowing that the excessive duty Of y and per
posed Umbrellas has great, encouraged smuggling
compete successfully with those Who by their
vessels entering this port enabled sugge silk Umbrellas
made reduction Of fully twenty-five per this goods
They encouraged il this by Information
the effect that six Umbrellas purchased
them at low Gguc they be brought direct Europe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24
THE PRINTING FRAUDS.
A sCANDALOUS THING.

Our party friends in Albany don't exhibit
that zeal looked for in erretng out the inqutes Of
James Terwilligers printing fees If he wants to read
proof for OF twenty per cent he can but 1t
Is too scandaOs him to be Clerk OF the Senate and
Weed, Parson & Co.'S prO0freader OF Senate documents
Publishers only pay authors tho percentage that man
got when they have famous regulations. and then they
lock over the proof beside That was too thin The good
of the party demands his expulsion from the desk oil the
Senate. Lot him 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24

ONEIDA AND wAILINGFORD CoMMUNIriEs-A
DEFENDER
To the Editor OF The Trfbu"e.
SIR: "An Old Subscriber calling for reform
in the Oneida and wallingford Communities, evidently
knows but little about these Associations although no
magines no knows 1t ALL am not member yet sim
cerely believe the walngord Community Is blessing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM GLASGOW-In steamship Britannia. Jan. 2JM" c. Il
Russell Ms ODonne J. H. Hanson. Mrs. NJ stuart M Kelly BI
Young, and 20 in the
FROM LIyERpOOL-ln steamship City o. Paris Jan ~ b
Greenfield Mccormick VIM Robinson. Mr and Mrs West Misc
Putnam T. Blsckcge r. Thomss d wilkins, W. G. Jones' G.
Ang j. W1. Green d. q. Mscksy J. Darin 1boml.
Babs0u b. Mrs Jones' Jas Fagey ADhOnse irJen Mra
Yaugey Mts. Florence, barley b. w. Baum Nj and MIS- BsTcaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.
POLICE NOTES,

Two desperate attempts were made early yester-
building Van BurensL and StyTS
ave. Brooklyn, occupied BY several families Loss plO
The four-stOry brick building. No. 1l9 Broadway,
owned By MIS- Margaret Sutton and occupied
farcy goods S20O bJ Gre Yesterday Insured for
81 BIZ The WillmsbursL CITY 10000 by the Kings County
llnnIn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24

A locker on in the Astor House while Deputy
Collector Clark giving his don't knows 70 INC III
vestgating Committee the other day, was eyerhesrd ~
folly Al bo wise"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24

WILMINGTON n c. Jan 2a-Spirit. TurpentDeNc sales Ros.
~ STRAINED; - 50 Cor low No j. - 20 Tor No
Crude Tuentue hrn al 81 ~ for ani, % " Tor reno" DID "a
Virgin Tar steady al So -.
EEwOKEAss Jan LOsts easier At aSc Hay dueti ar fh
Prime, A23 Choice Pork ard AZ -ls ~ sugar
6nn Far Fully Fair 899c Prime sia9c Aolsses acNe C0h
J0Q3jc. Stuc Prime 4ldt7c. Otber articles M
chapkd kIehangeStsrng Il8i. NeSYork .gbt bar Ho y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24

HAv,vA jan l3-Sugar with speculative iem'nd sui
prices higher; No l}0ll rgslJ; MuscOvtiO sugar hrme
frmer; the uuei states 90 dsrs, I~li pnm %
LONDON Is; M premium; on Paris. "a an premium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY o. 1872

the Police OF Jersey City % additional and 20
give the Police COMMISSIONS authority 10 hcen5e JUNK
shops aud places 10 sell Intoxicating liquors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24

The Tribune Almanac for 1872.
RedGy tO-day. PrIce ~ cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24

ArgriI'- Tnks Baths Lexington 5h -. Gcal.n
ven i,y Al, night Ladies d' md evening Asuase, unelu4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24

Wilkes Eclectic Oil IS tie safest 'ni bas. usi, for ,ru,y
kerosene lamps J. II. WICKEs. ~ Maiden isss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24
MARRIED.

Sufferers from Rheumnti-m .bOun take HAZARD Ca.
WILL Con LIyK, Oh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24
Mothers may Depend upon IL.

Trying and critical indeed is the teethng period but relief afon
b. the timely Use VI Nus. WlSsIOws SOOTBISG SYRUP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24

CHASR-GATRSOn "Wednesday no. At the residence f eHryJ
NesiOn esd g. Frob John Chase VI this
city o Sarah J. CAFES Of Portland, Conn. No cards
An Notices OF Marriages. mist be endorsed nth full
,u,,c and 1olIyyss
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An Notices OF 4
name and address