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The New York Custom.H ouss Inves
tighten.

NEW YORK, Jan. iz-The Congressional conn
ing Of losses Of eoods, among Which ~ a. |.
nom n. b: Clahin, seating that he lost eoods
xhile in the custody Of the custon-house q.
nc nSe p, ne siso st,tee that he made complaints
but neytr received any satisfaction. Ths con,
nittee re ceived tabular statement or the nun
Oct on p rsons employed and removed NON the
number removed under Murphy were IS Der
cent, u 90 under Grinnel o. per cent, under
Smythe ~ Per cent. The cost Of collection
under ,epef w. e.2l, under 0mythe |. So, under
0rinnell l5e, pnder Hurp6y i6x
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NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
setsol WOOD TABLE MATS, in a set for 81.
fins f.Sar ned large size TEA TRAYS st u. worth
lac EzcE' 81 and SLEEVES, .
I've e.ls,s i::ssies'LINEN GIFTS and Linen Col
Set: q Linen and Lace Trimmed CUFFS and COL.
LBS e ~ per ser;
os IA kfSs Il i: sSs.
s:.%':s; stck saa kR 4
Ladies' Iron frame HOSE, super-stout,3 pairs for
CENT ssps. aost E.elish HALF HOSE, do.bIe
s: ::f IL apxrs 4.
Cent :if.sss 81 f.; ,.1s and e.la
e:Ps s s:I:ss'shsf6 & s1S 81
Lsdis = nsIino VESTS and DRAW cRs at q each.
SxGKGAHE, = and 0HECKES BOXRD3. With
men and die. nplete. Tor a.;
ifG4 VEL 1Iduzss fAs
....s:n e: Il Linen TOWELS, =. 5. and for q,
Besides numerous other handsome and new soods,
AL dessrsbls and all remarkably cheap, ct
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
SIS sEvENTH STREET.
tan6-d Hear Psnnsylvanis svsnus.
VIsir TIE .o,,n
CLOTHING SALE
At Oak He'll. sSs Tn street. S,so
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Fashion Notes.


Short EliZabethian rufis have again creId
into fashion.
Pale, delicate, neutral tints are much liked
for evening toilets.
Very elegant handkerchief are generally
trimmed with Nalenciennes.
I'm dress lady should aim at sim pie elegance
rather than OstentatiOn of display.
Point lace sets, consisting of collar, cuff and
handkerchief, are valued at $500 and $780,
AS many as seven or eight different shades
OF one color are sometimes used i'm one costume
"A new feature in arranging TUNES is tying
them at the back, with bows placed down the
middle.
"A toilette TO be successful must possess ar
individuality in harmony with that Of the
wearer.
The favorite colors for ties are the faintest
shades Of blue, the palest green and rose, and
the salmon color.
Lace colors are Of every conceivable STYLE
and shape, and pointed, or long and narrow. or
PLAIN collars and cuffs of very fine linen
the latter attached to an undersleeve, remain In
favor on the streets.
Among the trimming laces the most popula,
are the round point and the point applique.
Valenciennes and Chantilly.
-Handeeme silk, Of some bright color, finished
with white lace, makes pretty tie to be worn
with black silk dress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-12

.Philsdelphia has produced the --latest
Tying machine. It b . "ciear-shaped halioons;
and runs BY compressed cir.
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The New YORK CUSTOM HOUSE INvEsrr.
GATIoN.-Ex-AppraiserP Palmer testified before
the Congressional Retrenchment Committee in
New York yesterday, after our telegraphic re-
port closed, that il il his belief that compro-
misses with merchants tended TO increase frauds;
never heard Of any convictions; believed there
were more larcenies Of goods while in the pos
session Of the custom-house than elsewhere.
Gen. Palmer said he was Informed that his
communicating the misconduct OF Thompson 70
Secretary Boutwell, was the reason Of his re-
moval, through the efforts of Senator Conklng.
Palmer declined TO give the name OF his in
formant; did not give the Information 70 ex-
Collector Murphy.
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SETTLEMENT OF THE GuBRRMAroR1AL Dir
IicULrY n GHoRoIA.-G0vernOr C0nley Of
would yield to the decision Of the legislaturs q
to who should be governor, and that body 1T :
subsequent meeting declared Hon. j. II. Smith
for the Inauguration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-12

TEE GOAL nIHKRe' STRIKE has been happily
convenience The men have accepted the terms
OF the Wilkesbarre Company, on the condition
that powder and oil SHOULD be served 90 them nc
. fair redncod price. The arrangements being
their work on Monday merit
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The BRIcKLAYHRs' CONVECTION in ALBANY
Yesterday appointed committee Of I've to wai'
on the New York legislature and ask for thf
enfofcenenf Of the eight-hour law. A resolu-
ton was adopted Commenting Meredith Moore
president OF the National Uni6n, for the position
OF commissioner Of the bureau Of labor estab-
elected james T. Kirby; vice pres
ident, W m. O'Bricn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-12

JAY COOKE, ESQ.,. of the banking house o
Jay Cooke & Co., Philadelphia, arrived In thu
city this morning. During his stay he will b'
the guest Of his brother Gov. Henry d. Cooke.
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FOUND DEAD.-Mr. Enoch Foley. a merch.rt
Of waterfall, Prince William county, Va. Va
found lying In the ree9 leading iron Hopsvcn
his head terribly mashed. It n sunoessS 49, 49,
he was thrown fron his hone. He lesves 4 ~
family.-Alex. Gasetfe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-12

THE New PORTUGUESE MINISTER was to-day
officially presented to the President by thu
Secretary of State,
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LECTURES.
rUBA AND DOMINGO.
"a Annexation. a Republican Heirloom. handed
down from Clay, Webster, Adams and Monroe -
An GRAFTON the above subject will be delivered be-
fore The Everett Lyceum, on
FRIDAY EVENING, January 18th,
the bulldog of the Columbia Law School, on Fifth
street, Lear the City Hall. by
RfCHAkD STUART EVANS.
There will be also . ariey Of Literary exercises,
intending q debate on Civil Service Reform," in
viii h several fine speakers will take part. Ladies
and gentlemen are respectfully invited. It,
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INV YORK, Jan. PA run took place yes
terday on the German Savings Bank. Williams
burg, but the bank was amply able TO meet al
demands.
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@Ihey hase me smallpox scare st ouebec.
gchicago talks Of sidewalks Of iron eir,,.rs'
asched with hrick. s1"0'''
xEMhat eeuses cold, cures cold, and fees
a"peslpstetic gong"
The Kentucky Court OF Appeals has sus-
samed ne legality Of the lottery drawing IN hat
oCst Lesis has Free Thinker Society,
ana logisviile Gags it with Fses Drinksgs'
Akoociat3on.
"a sAark caught OF Charleston had pair
o. books, scalp, two cannon balls, and pack
age Of Sunday School tickets In his stomach.
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This splendid Hair Dye il the best in the world
harmless, reliable, instantaneous; does not contain
ieath. Avoid the Wanted and aelusve Preparations
nheIes e. Doe 30, Sas S.d Rs,S rea3,
sntarnished reputation to uphold its integrity z:
y all druggists. APPLIED It le Bond street, New
York fea-0
THURSTONS IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
DER is the best article for cleansing and preserving
yOUyEN' NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
Err restores soiled gloves equal to Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers Price, Is
cents, de Sly
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AMCSEMENTS.

INCOLE HALL.
TREODORE TsOdA~'
UEEQUALED CONCERT ORGANIZATION
Of Si1ty DisaNSWisseI Psrfe1-ssrs.
cee1s Taps hss ts sseT s. and
taken tour Ell her j. THIS eouni II y in Europe.
Two sRS lsi e ctS1tsoxRrs
"DNEsh Iny sstk Al EyS IsT s. i'm asrr
Particulars via bt publishes "a few days. jan,i
IINcoLS HALL.
hofEsS gss J.s1r, 1Ss I Ss sn
IXCELLiNG AND DEFYING COMPETITION
BY The FAMOUS
>DUPREZ Il BENEDICT'S
Ges Orleans Gigantic Minstreis,
OF Twenty Year Organization.
The great chi,f Monarcl.s of Minsrrelsy,
COMPOSED OF A REGIMENT OF ARTISTS,
o. their Twsstieth Annual Successful Tour,
Introducing tbs ir Brilliant, various Specialtiss.
The Oldest, most reliable, and largest,
Ccraplete Trcr2e in exis:encs Ann. uncins Tar
nival M tertainm-nt full OF Merit.
Admission SOC Reserved Seats, Use. To be hsd
ila5i H. DUPREz, Manager.
Anew NATIONAL THEATER.
rRI ~ z 4 4 SUCCESS = = n OF
WIFI HT THR GSfHGk sRM TfSS SPERa
CARL ROSA and :. NsrENDORFF, DIRECTOR
d. DEyIyO, Business Manager.
fbiDA1L IS H ia TRiSs T2s'ra Might
t.rvhich afforded him scope for the dis play o! tn
Host heroic phsse of his acting-Wat Art
.iIr csNi-sA. Ma1sueriie .
IA. Jos SEP al h ina 9sisSSsss Marcel.
Nh. WEBBING, Ne, er..
rRaNosoH Count Br, and st NJ L bsRrr
skTURpAY NTGhT-mARfHA.
WACHTEL in his superb role Of LIONEL.
Mic lie De sEBEhE . Nancy asn1 WEBBING. FRA
Reserved seats. So, So so. So, according to To-
cation G.neral admission, Si'o; Gallery 81 :
seats can be secured TO-DAY at the Box Once Of
The Theaier oniy from 3 a. m TO pm Jl-u
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
Mr.. saxille begs to inform his friends and patrons
that the Theater hay ing been engaged for
O. rHTRs T ~ hvENINai. January IL. 1872.
the regular company viii be Withdrawn on that &C
RLIND TOM CONCERTS.
At ODD fELL9Ts, Hall, vrr
thursday k Sh1 5sn AZ IL AT IT, EVE
The celebrated nT Rris sIy T R1;ai't'
the great Musical Prodigy of the age, and most
vicious Musical Genius living.
fore the public it is duty you owe to yourself te
see and hear this great, incomprehensiye wonder OF
the nineteenth century.
Admission 30 cts -; Reserved Seats rs cts. Doors
open at Z O'Clock; Concert to commence at 8 r.
served seat tickets for sale at Ehis Music Store 6t
OLD MOI ON EXHIBITION NEW 40.
7TH ST.) AT 9TH ST.
MARKRITER'S,
No -is aaa;. sssvs Ssi sHs
Choice OIL Psis,inss, 6nsrsviDg.. Chrom3s &C.
Shades, Picture y ames, Picture Cords and Tas-
sells. Rings. Nails &c /, in the District.
~TERMs CAcH.
Please rem. mbsr Name and Number ap25-ly'
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The Debt Pri.oncrs I'm View YarA .

NEW YORK, Jan. l2.-Arguments were head
yesterday In the supreme court involving the
validity of Judge Barnsrd's order releasins
prisoners confined for debt in Ludlow street AL.
No decision Was announced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-12

ORVILLK GRANT, brother Of the President,
arrived in town this morning from Chicago,
and is staying at the White House.
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NEW YORK. Jan. 12.-The Office of controller
has been abolished, and an auditing committee,
composed Of Henry Thompson, II. n. Otis and
John Hilton, appointed instead.
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cess I'm Des Moines, Iowa Ons Vo1sn shss.
,"lears o24 week ON book work, which lesSis ~
n. risfer 70 remark that there 4 one vrc.,;o.
Of labor SHd wages Is acknoWledeed.0 sA~"y
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TIE ANTIETAM MoNUNKNT-A Colossal
Staiae.-The trustees Of the Antietam National
Soldiers Cemetery held their annual meeting
this week, and closed contract for the erection
Of Q monument in the Battle Cemetery. IL Is
to cost $50 900, and TO be built OF granite; the
by statue Of . soldier twenty bet I'm height.
The statue viii weigh sixty-hye tons, and will
beofhe largest In the world. IL hto be completed
in two years,
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Fisk's Successor ~ Vice President or
the Erie Railway

INV hoRk, Jan. AT a meeting OF the d.
rectors OF the Erie railway, yesterday. a. H. p.
Archer was elected vice president, in place OF
tire late James Fisk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-12

AT THE WHITE HOUsE.-Senators Morton,
Sherman, Kellogg and Morrill,, ex-Senator Cat
tell, and Representatives Shellabarier and
Wheeler, were at the White House and saw the
President to- day,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-12

PROCEEDINGS OF THE MARYLAND LEcrsIA-
TURE.-In the Maryland legislature Yesterday
John w. Davis, Esq, late sheriff OF Baltimore
city, was elected treasurer OF Marylana. IS
votes being cast by the senate and 50 by the
house-total, los; of which Mr.. Davis, dem crat,
received %, and Mr.. Joseph Shriver, republi-
can, Of Anegany county, received -. A mes
committee of the Legislature looking 10 the
survey and opening Of q canal between the
Delaware and Chesapeake bays, with the co.
operation OF the state OF Delaware aud the
United States government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-12

PLYMOUTH CHURCH, i'm Brooklyn, ~. V, had
its annual sale Of pews the other night. sThe
iirst seat in the synagogue" fell % Henry &.
Bowen, who formerly sat at the receipt OF Gus
toms in Brooklyn, and now owns the fudepend-
emit and Brooklyn Union. He paid a premium
of 1885 for the privilege. A Brooklyn business
man got the next best choice, for which he also
not As iineiv as ,su SI' ann tSe mn .e r ~
church treasury fell % per cent. Jelow what it
did last year. The sale was however, a success.
Nocne accounts for the reason Of the decline in
prices and the want Of spirit in the bidding.
Some people, however, insist that Beecher's
theology IL looser than IL used 20 be, and this
may have something TO do with IT,
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I'D H.B. I'D
GREAT SACRIFICE.
$50 900 WORTH OF
G l. o T III " G.
MUST BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST,
In order TO make room for epring Goods.
s sss$sfs $ ssskkssz4fSs
NAY BE EXPECTED.
ORS-SIZES-PRICES. =.
Higher than the mountains peak,
SrOcR )beeper than the oceans deep
} Stronger than the rock b ,und coast
More numerous than the Phlistine host.
Color, Of every tint and hue,
COI ORS PGrer than the azure blue.
) Irdelible AS time and space,
THE hottest sun can't them edace.
Wen At the lad from eight to ten,
SIZES And all between that age and mon;
They ft tn crook ed. far and lean,
'And all the shapes that come between.
Cheaper than Tn. common trash,
PRICES BETTER than thu hsbberlash
That ID sold around the town,
BY Tom, and Dick, and Jack, and Brown.
HABLE BROTEIERS,
jsnll CORNER OF TTH AND d sTREErs.
MErRoroLIrAS DOLLAR STORE.
3I2 sEyENTH STREET,
NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
YOU WILL SAVE From 25 TO so CENTS ON
EVERY DOLLAR 700 INVEST THERE
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Fatal Accidents

NEW YORK, Jan. l2.-F. Reid. = Gibson An
Z. Sylvester were fatally injured YESTERDAY nv
the falling OF scaffolding in the new Geological
Hall OF Rutgers, New Brunswick. Nj.
r wm. rotten, the lad shot BY a toy cannon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-12

The BOARD to revise the army regulations, Of
which General r. P. Marcy is president, has
been in session daily at the War Department
since the Sd inst. The labOrs OF the board will
not probably be concluded for several months to
come.
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Fishermen I'm COuuctI.
ranmsny Hall opened nv Law.

NEW YORK, Jan. l2-U nder a m andamus ~
Judge Barnard, Tammany Hall was throw N
open last night 20 the democratic delegates
recently elected. and possession was taken hy
them. meeting was held, Henry Genet ia the
chair, and after q short session ADJOURNED Ths
II considered triumph over the sachem,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-12

LIEUTENANT LEWIS WARRINGTON, OF the
4th cavalry, has been ordered to report to the
chief signal officer Of the army for duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-12

1AB ATTOBN8Y GENERAL AND THE PRESS.
1t Is understood that Attorney General Williams
Is more favOrably disposed towards the members
Of the press than his predecessor, and that he
will afford them every reasonable facility for
obtaining such Information in regard to the
business q the department of justice a. IL may
be proper % publish. It In generally conceded
that Mr.. Akerman carried his rotieence in
regard to the operations Of hisdepartment too
Tar, and that the country has q right 30 under
stand to . certain extent 1t least, the workings
Of - iDportants branch Of the governneat.
TRB CALL 1oR TIE NATIONAL RRrupLI-
CAN CoHvRNTlor. - The republican national
committee reasSSablsd yesterday afternoon and
adopted the form Of . call for the presidential
nominating convention. 1t calls . conventjou
OF the union republican party at Philadelphia
on the 5tA day OF June next, at noon, Tor the
purpose Of dominating candidates for the Offices
Of President and Vice President 0fsthe United
States. Each state Is authorized to be repre-
eented IN the c0nvention BY delegates equal to
twice the number Of senator's and representa-
tives to which It will be entitled In the next
national Congress, and each organised territory
Is authorized 70 send tive delegates In conciud-
ing the call tho committee directed attention to
the fnIfllment OF the promises Of the union re-
publican convention OF 1858 by the faithful ex-
ecutio0 OF the Laws; the protection Of naturaized
citizens. the encouragement Of Immigration; the
enactment OF laws for the protection OF persons
and property in all sections; and tho mainten-
an-s Of the national honor not only In the rapid
pay went OF the public debt, bat in relations
with foHeign nations.
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NAVAL observation-disclosures Chas. S
Norton has been ordered as light house inspec
tor of the sixth light house district, vice Captain
H. T. Renshaw, detached and ordered to CON
mand the Worcester. Captain &. H. B. Cald
well has been detached from the command d
the Worcester and placed on waiting orders.
The New York herald., 1872-10-16
OurU s>- - .-v FOR
kXLE Or TO RENT.


A MAGNfFIgENT FARM AT A SACRIFICE, ONE
"A mile from large town mud railroad station Ia hours
from Philadelphia, 81 hours from Nuv York city This
farm comprises 7s acres Of as fine land there
Pcnnsylv anIa under the highest cuvatlon rocks
stones; nice stream OF water; ~ acres heavy white
and hickory mbcr first class buildings handsome brick
necessary oubuildngs inc roads, good society cash
country; look at the price, S) buildings alone worth
me money TERMS So1W casl; pnn,ncc very easy, Al
county, Pa.
A FIRST CLASS RESIDENCE IN TIE MOST DE-
N sirable ncghborlood the Lower hudson. for sale
below Its value and terms also Ave
aRording eligible building sites with river fronts Apply
at No. 4 Warren street, room ?.
A VERY NICE FARM AND COUNTRY sEAT-2i
N acres, house. II rooms; good oubuiid ings good
fruit strcam depot 80 miles in New Jersey;
pricc Ss5 Including crops, farming Implements horse
"'S'"P' 'e" CHxRLEs W. WARD, ~ Cedar street.
LII DESIRING JERSEY PROPERTY. NEAR NEW
n York, OF any description. please examine my list |;
ca0 suit any one, either for cash or exchange.
J. STANLEY FERgus0N. lol Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-10-16
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

A LAZY DESIRES BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY
~ Sddres stating terms, &c A. Is. c., box IJJ Herald
Sp'oWn Bgaacl odisr.
The New York herald., 1872-10-16

A TO LET IN HoBOKEN, ONE BLOCK FROM
N. ferry, nicely furnished Room 10 respectable
young gentleman. Terms moderate. FIRST class
ence given and required Address NICELY, box go
Herald office.
GARDENERS AND FLORIsT-TO LET OR LEASE FOR
NJ term OF years, Mt very low rent, 81 miles from
Jersey ferries Plot OF Ground containing from three to
CHARLES GOBIsH, Hudson City, N. J. Address box ~
Post Office. This Is chance Tor party with small
capital.
The New York herald., 1872-10-16

DOR SALE OR EXCIIANGE-AN ELEGANT COUN-
try Seat depot, handy 0thc city; 200 Of
Land suitable for building plots good opportunity to
make money. Apply to DR. BYRN, 80 Cedar street, up
The New York herald., 1872-10-16

TOR SALE OR TO EXCHANGE FOR MERCUAN.
IL die. city suburban Property, 6U of fine
Land, situated in the village Of Centre Salem Michigan
The New York herald., 1872-10-16

L,OR SALE OR TO LET-A FIRST GLASS HkRKEr;
~ good location; fixtures new an complete. Apply at
395 Four Ii avenue.
The New York herald., 1872-10-16

UPTOWN BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH AVE
~ nues-Elegantly furnished Apartments; private IN.
BILE II desired. Parties wishing superior accommodations
address BLANCHARD, Herald Uptown Branch Office
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John L.. .vANDEwATER, AuCTIONEER,l ON
.Gs 81 F sG az
ScSck prompf by public auction, the entire and fine
Tho most elegant, fashionable handsome and stylish
team Of rich blood bay Gedings n the State l high
both sired by Magma Charia dam by Royal Gcorge
half brothers Henry; elegant drivers with great
style, force and acton are without vice, trick fault
6emisn require No checks or gags have fine symmetry
and tails; act style and gait alike to perfection they
fear locomotive hand carts anything else-in fact
and have style, substance and first class COACH
phaeton or road team are warranted sound and kind
road horses or FOR general use ever 3
the public in this city and must be TO be appreciated
The handsomest md most stylish deep mahogany bay
ing name and tail honest, gentle and well behaved
knows much an ordinary drivcr stands without ty
ing fears no locomotive; can be driven by LADY with
has great style pure LOFTY action and richness in appear
ance three quarters thoroughbred; trot in min.
utes to road wagon or pony phaeton warranted sound
Kind and pcrfcct this horse drives with either Of the
Park.
Also genuine fast, steady, reliable, safe and honest
was driven al time By w Borst ing IN 81 when
svery decaie on road Ss last yeaF and Is an
ana 8 sa n an ad c
high years old and genuine trottcr and first class
aDa on SSe
Jingle ali by ssee Nets
w9 f i s 1 &c s0 % ssS Se
nent retired merchsnt who Is at present Europe for
the health Of his family and has sent positive instruction
limit %@sa-.
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EXECUTORS O.. ss...I.E--.
BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
TOMORROW WEDNESDAY), JULY 81,

AT II122 OCLOCK S1AKPl r...
ENTRANCE AT no: WEST FiFTEkNFH sfkffET,
SYpsiseg 2f four 1ne snd valuable Horses Carriages
Harness, BLANKETS Sheets Robe, Whips, &C.. the whole
the property Of Abel Hubharth, dcceascd.
Including superior team OF bay Carriage Horses 10
hands high a black points, nne tails and beaut
ful drivers; and years old were raised in Western
are gentle and kind in all harness and have probably
must be 70 be appreciated
Also fast brown Gelding, ltA hands high years old
the city has long, full name and tail fine head and
GOOD under saddle and family horse s second 70
none; warranted sound and kind.
Bay Hamb!etopjan qc!dips, years old, l5A hands
high raised In Orange county by Enstace Millcr was
sired by Iambletoniar, dam thoroughbred. He s
trained can show 80 gait and with proper iandlina
driver sensible and Well behaved and is warranted
Also two Top Wagons, one Open Wagon one Single
and Double Harness. Blankets, Sheets, Robes, &c.
B-stock on exhibition at stable as above. Sale
positive rain or shine. ---- 80
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CUPRBME COURT
City and County Of New Yorh.
ROBERT NJ sPILLER, Plaintiff

JAMES p. HAWKING and the NORTH AMERICAN LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendants.
Summons for Relief
To the defendants above named and each OF them =
You are hereby summoned and required To answer sne
Complaint this action, which will be hlcd IN tne ohcc
of the Clerk Of the city and county OF New ioik anu
serve copy answer 70 the said IN or CIV ne ~
New York within twenty days after the service oI tn,s
summons you exclusive OF the day o. sucn
and IN YOU NIL to answer the said complaint whn inc
time aforesaid the plaintiff N This action wli appy 70
WILSON WALLIS, Paintins Attorneys
Dated New YoRn, May q 1872
Clerk city and county Of New YORK on the yin DAY
WILSON WALLIS. P,sinufrs Attorneys