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The workingman's advocate., 1872-10-12
ARTICLE Mi.

SEC. /. Any member who shall neglect
to pay the dues, fines and assessments set
forth in the bylaws, for such times as may
be mentioned therein, shall be reported to
the union by the Financial Secretary at its
next stated meeting whereupon the Presi-
dent shall declare such member suspend
ed provided, that no member shall be
considered suspended until the adjourn
ment of the meeting at which the name Of
said member is read.
Sc. 2 Amy member suspended from
any local union cannot be admitted into
another union, but shall first be reinstated
in the union from which said member was
suspended, and shall pay such sum as their
bylaws may prescribe.
SEC. 5. Any member in good standing.
wishing to withdraw from amy local union
for the purpose Of leaving the district, shall
make application to the Financial Secretary
for a travelling Or a retiring card, which
shall be granted upon payment Of all fines,
dues and assessments, lawfully charged
against SAID member on the Secretary ;
books
The workingman's advocate., 1872-10-12

Executive Board shall forthwith elect
said officer or officers, but i'll all cases the
vacancy Of President shall be filled by the
Vice Presidents in their respective order
and that Of the Secretary by the Assistant
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM GLAsGOw-In steamship Columbia oc M NJ ;; r"6 N
Usberr and lady M snd Mrs T. Hurley and family mrs
Iirst lrlan Oswald Mnne Miss Janet Barclay A = N. S
Mis-, Alice 1ulensm Miss Emily Tudenham John toe Ipo~
Torsyth and ady Gdege John Gray and lady MISS hngss
Frank L. Bdrg Dr. Mofst Jas Russell hr and Mrs I9hn BIau
AZ, and Mrs (a and Mrs. Sanders and ianyi MISS
Coasn Mss Sands Mr. and Nr Daniel sginey and family heI
Cohr Mls susan McDeyi Mr. and Mrl. jones Adams Miss anne
Adams Niles Ea- Adams. Emil Eevfeli Wm; n As9msl, 'sr
Charpie Gustav Fregany Jos A. johnson, stephen A. t a.
JcuI W. H. Mountiin r. Sye. J. G. Pnot Edg n weston
McKohnie J. Dow NJ Pnkerton Willie s. r. flnker.on - n
Darling Chaa Ess John Hood Donald Mcpherson sore spson
John Weikert anl lfdy. ~.
sword Mis- Strong children and maid Wilson, Nj ihorIe %I
Ami and lady j. H. Arkman NJ Morton M j. D. AnaeEs, IN
fan maid Mrs Kidd Walter kdi r. Lungllm u n W F
man Mr. and Corngon. Mr. Howell, T. H. Evans mrs W b
g.. Mis- Brbrok M Bra brook Brsdbook Miss BIZ Brat
bok Rev Dr. r. ard lady Mrs M r. rs Miss
walter Mcintosh lady Mr. Seele j. H. Cole Miss hlI
Mr. Ivns J. g. smith, NJ. Smith. M Howell Miss Ann Howell n
Viekcs M Pred Smith, Chase, LADY, child Infant and ser
TIoms Wiaus Mrs H. William 20 eph Williams j. W Wmtoek, mI
IIugb N T. Grove Miss Mcdonald. Miss Jaggmount, MISS
IT, HersleID. A. Mege MI Hayes, B. C%arsnsy h w. Ah y
OReley Miss Bigelow Mrs H. Rogers. MISS hohu MISS
D9rsni Mis-, Magge Darsnt Cha Wooic9ck Rev NGe hey
MrEey Rev D. Moher Miss eIey hr and Ms H. matf o.
Waller Mis-, W. Leonard Miss b. j. Haskell, MA Ben Aah'
Kate Elliot Miss Bcmelman Miss De Jre and rant =
T.. Gortsn0w Mr and hrs r. W. Co"hns' MI DD'AV' -
Nance, J. X. Wight L. BlJckess
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
RRoOKLyN ELECTION FRAUDS.

EX-Assistant City Auditor, Patrick Keenan,,
and Alderman James Dunno of Brooklyn, were ar
raiened before Judge Nelson in the City Court Of Brook
lyn Yesterday upon Indictment charging them with
having stuffed the baOboxes OF the Is District Of the
Sixth Ward at the last election. The polling place
the paper store of John McKenna, az So Aanticst and
a few weeks since the proprietor made an affidavit
charging that previous the opening of the polls the
accused gained access the baOt-bOxcs and placed
about 500 fraudulent ballots In them. When the case
was called up District Attorney BrttOn stated that
McKenna who made the affidavit against Dunno and
Keenan, had disappeared and the officers had searched
in vain for him. Mr. Morris counsel for accused, also
stated that his clients very anxious to have the
charges against them tried. and had employed de-
tectiyc 10 search for McKenna. The case was then
adjourned until Saturday noon.
subsequently Patrick Keenan, arTaigned before
Judge Moore the Court of Sessions for sentence upon
his plea of guilty TO indictment charging him with
misdemeanor in office as a Commissioner of Deeds. IN
having signed the names Of Charles Gibson and Peter
Fogarty pup0rtng to be the proposal OF Andrew Nc
Lean for removing ashes and garbage from the sixth
and Twelfth Wards, without their appearing before him
required by law. Judge Moore, IN sentencing the
prisoner, remarked;
understand and an, told upon authority which can
not disbelieve that IL has been practice IN the city
Hall to prepare these proposals In precisely the way IN
which you prepared these, and that when II mas been
done any other way has been the exception rather
the rule Parties wishing contracts would come 10
you or somebody else and say, want such ana such
contract. / will do IL for 80 much you make out the
papers and sign my name to them. 1t certainly was
not the right to do, but you did nothing dinerent
what has been done on very many occasions. DO
not propose TO visit the sins OF others upon YOU IT, n
simply right and fair TO punish you Tor the act OF Wnh
you individually are guilty. OF course any COmlnis.
sioner Deeds convicted OF this Onse, IL deprived
thereby of his Office and any attempt 10 exercise the
functions Of the Office would be misdemeanor on your
Kcensn ,vos than aentenced to nav n fine of sIOD
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, John Cor
ior beskng into Peter Kohcs house. No. It
Mulberry. st.. and stealing $50 wortl Of tools
At the Essex Market Police Court. Yesterday
snaChing worth
$50 from Leonari D. Stewart Of No. 2s9 Ihirl-sve
In the Yorbville Police Court yesterday, John
OCot nor of No. Thve committed to await the result Of
uiures INFLICTED by In upon his vile C3thue Sunday night
At jefferson Market, yesterday Michael Gala
ehn age 2l, committed charge Of striking Dea Osnayan
of West head with soue..hr Mar Street
Cholve Eat Twentethst held In 800 bail to Keep
peace toward Msry Conrad Of Wet iWent-hiih'st
The October term Of the Court Of General Sessions
opened Recorder Haet The Grand Jurors
mone discharged for weeks another Grand Jury had been
imnaud I'm tie Court Over Iemrcr James OD9nne aas
William Henry sentenced Sing Sing for a having pleaded
raltv TO grand euy Charles McCanD Jane Reilly Anna Die
Govern Ellen Bhen pleaded guilty to an attempt al ur3y
Prison for u
Tpe gers guilty rny OF watch ani money RON
lame, ID Bsnt and sentenced Sing Sing for i've yesr
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08

shares OF tho leading sDecialtes which, singular
to relate, have improved In value I 70 pcr
cent since. As the Administration has not yet 20
Thoroughly washed ts hands the Black Friday ,usi.
but that few stains sti reman there are thogs
uneharable enough 10 Ocounect las weeks stock opera
tiODs with todays Treasury performances. or courss
mpute no interested motives to the See rotary bus
people win take and gossip and put this and that 10
gether and even 50 great aud good Mr Bout
WELL who perhaps has eaky suborliates In hls Office.
seems always TO escape being discussed By the gos
sips
The stock market opened buoyant and strong at a
sharp advance over the closing figures Of Saturday
night but the first call tie entire list had gone of 10
per cent on free realizing sales. A subsequent reac
placed the market again at abOnt H. best figures by
O'Clock. The close working Of money caused another
depression by 230 sii later The market became strong
again. reached the highest point Of the day, closing
firm a fractional yielding in quotations. This how
only Of portion Of the list many % tho
other shares showing important rally from the first
decline The especial features were Pacific Mail. and
Western Union, these stocks having been or.
ratio In their course, though 1uctu8tng widely.
The former at 7s against ut at the close of Sat
urday and afterwards sold at72 07l a7CB @7 acs9
7ss97s97ss97e4a7ss and the latter at ll47z07iil15s
ia a72i a72072s972s After these Northwest which De
cned from y to 7Cl Lake Shore, " T. Central, Rock
Island and Erie came next m importance Toe last
mentioned opened strong at 49s, but became, and
tinued weak until the close. slipping down TO ~. New
Jersey Central bid up from lOs to l9. Panama sold
t 142al3 Harlem at ilOl; Delaware, LaGkawanna and
western 94995; Fort Wayne at %: Pittsburgh S. and
Morris and Essex at o. The miscellaneous. coal and
EXPRESS shares were dull and steady. The following
we're the opening. highest, lowest aud closing prices OF
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
WHAT ONE WOMAN THOUGHT OF HORACE
GREELEY.

To the EdttOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: The following extracts from the coTe-
spondence Of Countess Osso Margarct Fuller are taken
from her Memoirs by X W. Emerson, vol 2, page l5O
This distinguished lady for many months an inmate
of Mr. qreeleys family and enjoyed the best opportu
nifty for forming a correct estimate Of his character
Perhaps it may stand well by the side of the Cooper In
stue den enuIeations of women who claim to be her io
lowers
MIR. Greeley is Of genuine excellence, honora-
ble benevolent, and Of an uncoTuped disposition. He
is sagacious and, in his way, Of even great abilities IN
modes OF life and manner he is man Of the people, ana
of the American people" Mr. Greeley Is in many ways
very interesting Tor know He teaches me things
which my own influence those who have hitherto ap
preached me has prevented me from learning III our
business and friendly relations on terms OF soma
goodwill and mutual respect. With the exception Oh
INV own mother, think him the most dlsnteresJedy
generous persOn / have ever known" And later she
writes: You have heard that In TRIBUNE Once was
burned TO the ground. For day Thought II must make
difference but IL served only 10 increase my ad
ration for Mr. Greeleys smiling courage lie mas Iey
d strong character" fL"BChoh
OCt. Z, 1872
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
SHIPPING LNTEL4IGENCE.
PORT OF NEW -f0RR

PORT OF sEw- -ToRK. K................',........Ocr -.
CLEARED.
SiesTasap AJemae Walker Richmond &C., Oh Dominion Steamship
Steamship yanoAe Couch Richmond, Cr Point and Norfolk Old
p s,eaS.ai" t.aoa P5iiIdelp1ia Davis Philadelphia.
s:ssm,I.p sarah. jone. rhiiaieiphia, VIM Krkp"ick
sls,%s9D Elss Ers9os e4 Ias' 5.oa PaI H. D@Ss Ai
s@p c 6sSa!' bI GIsai,@ Liverpool I r. p - Buck Co.
l gadgs A ea G5isS1 Ro i B. Debor5 0 h2i1 Co. 00
BARK M6riior baton. Calir Lunt Bros. ,.
BARK Rers OBI Loulon Queenstown for orders McNur'y
Bf Fr.an. port Mstgui, oRort2& & H'ss%syeT sT Ro Rronn
Ar1sa stssI A,g,gas, " l. w W :. + 4sS,s's 4s5s,i9
Seli Prulerc,. Ii,ey Richmond.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Cy P'h Br Leh yeoo Sept o. and queens
steamship Columbus (Br Macay GLASGOW Sept d. aOi Moie I'D,
Sea,6p Hssy caaaGeey Gray, Asppw Sept % with rdse
steamship c5 Of Houston Desas Galveston Sept 2o and hey Wee.
Oc. 3 viii mdse. sed pas to 9. H. Mallory & Co. ..,.
BaIs @ 6i@ dsFl o, CafiG y aays. !i.h t,lioa ron
Bark Caroline (Ger Sresef Bremen Aug p, with md,e .
Brig Robert speang DrJ T5omPOh Cnfuegos p days with
'uS c Com ,of fSevIIaven Pierce ,r5aoe, Is d1ys with mon
Big HsiIis owens La5rei iriniad sept ID, With pitch
Sch Lenlaa Martin Little River s. c. days, with naval
% Sci Mary white f AriehaD LB,nc Hfr : days with a'
scsr scG R5sI R,5sI iSI e cS5s 1s Fl
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Roman from ilalepla Gancu aud Enly scsler from New
Yo 5arEs enne.t fro@ L.sloh 5sne i p' , G goa Pe
from wilmington Jala T. Cae, from Baltimore James Davis IRON
Phia cpL MI
for orders
EEwORLzAss Oct 1-ATyed steamship ST. Louis from NeW-fo
Sailed 5th steamship Cortes, for New OK.
FOREIGN PORTS.
OUyYysrowy Oct THE VILLAINS Gu.Oa inc steamship Mime
sofa Feesn IN New-York sept and the nman Line steamship
ty Of Baltimore Delamote from EewYork Sept &C. both FOR Liver
pool yesterday the former at $50 % aud tho a'er al
$3.50 D. m. - .. - ,-.-.s
LERPoo THE Allan Line steamship Pu'sian has arrived
here iroA Montreal. u
MoyLg Oe, The steamships Dorian TAYLOR from
EewYork Sept H. and Truaca THOMPSON from Ne"iork sept 10
both flr GLASGOW. arrived at tLis port to-day. .
AsrisWALL Sept 2-Auyc, steamship Ocean Queen from New
York.
MEMORANDUM.
Can't Freeman Of H. G. from JACK for New
Yor died SATURDAY and was buried the 6 Al Lewes Del
The Zoac from M0re5eai Gil for Nw sailed on
the 7t from Lere Dell lsIg repaired damages from the collision
vi he chr WIN Wallace of Grat Egg HarbO eatuay night
amilsps and x anoms Of water Tue
crew were passing schr. and landed AZ Lewe Del
rum FdVc.I
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

LOBBY FXTORTION-POLITICAL MACHNES-sEN-
ATOR SPENCER AND THE ALABAMA MAILS
lFRoM THE SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or THB TnBUNRl
WASHINGTON. Oct. CT has already been
shown that the Kansas Pacific Railroad, formerly known
as the Union Pacific Eastern Division became 80 loadeu
down with pccunary obi cations to the Congress op'y
that IL was actually forced TO change hands IN oro'I
70 clear itself OF the financial weight which rem
dored its completion an impossibiity. 1t IS "eil-
known fact here that though the company mas asAcu
legislation of Congress nearly every session up " 'n
present time It has been unable to obtain the least i"'o
During the Winter OF 1859 its officers were mere o' "
the time endeayoring TO obtain the privilege OF extent"
ing their road through New-Mexico, but ther p' iic"
to pass John d. Perry the President gave the reasons
OF the failure in letter which closes follows:
Had we weakly paid the blackmail demanded, mad we
hasey yielded 70 the proposals to deliver ms votes Dy
States and sections even, ms road meht naNo ooo"
saved from the clamOr kinded against it,
The part taken by the Post-Odce Department III the
campagn work OF North Carolina has been known Tor
some time b the facts in regard to the special agents
In that State not generally known These ageh.s
are paid S1G01 year and per diem OF from - 70 90,
making salary OF from s. sos to S345 year. pesluts
tie privilege OF riding free all lines OF railroad anu
steamboats, In the country AS pohtcal ncilncs T3
are invaluable through being able to travel from point
to point without cost. In North Carolina there are
three agents. whie in many other Slats IN Iny CO
there are one Of these is son OF exoV h0iuon,
and his record az the Department is that oI
officer. Tie other two strangely enough, are s ~ m
the small city of Salisbury. The name or one Oh teso
agents is Robert A. Long, and the name on Ihe otn.r
Thomas b. Long and the similarity OF their names Is
derived from the fact that they are father ana SON
citizens Of certain portions OF Alabama are greatly
lucensed at the conduct of Spencer in depyn
them through his mysterious influence with the Post
Office Department. OF decent mail facintles Iho
compaip as usual with matters connected with oena-
tor spencer has its blsis in financial matters Mr'
Hnea the political and personal friend Of spencer pro
posed to carry the mails 10 Marshall County Tor S8OJO
and had Spencer's cooperation. Judge lusk, also a
Grant man. but not the individual TO be the tool OF
Spencer proposed 10 carry mail for SlOCOO Hines
and Spancer urged Lusk TO withdraw hs BID, but tne
an offer OF coo if lie would withdraw his bid sun re-
iusing Lusk was refused the contract by the Postmaster
General, and the county now gets mdl carried py
horse only once week. Mr. A. Capsain, thoroughly
Trustworthy gentleman, thereupOn, for the benebt OF inc
puic proposed To carry the mail in his steamer Win
out COMPENSATION, hut this proposition was also rejected
These facts are attested by credible afddayits.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
DEPARrURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
TUESDAY. Ocr. A.

TUESDAY. OCT
Mails Jamaies Ssylnia br the steamship ST..
Thomas closa II steamship sas u u 81. from Per No u
n
Mail IIav g. ciose at The NewYors Pest bee eyerJ
Thusay O'Clock m beimship sails from Portland Ne,
fndaF, at p.
postage 70 al the West indies except whn going direct viii
the bali Pap each which mast be prefad
WEDNESDAY. OCr. .
Bafope, via Queenstown AM Liverpool sanshp
Close 1jI Supplementary Mali On T No 90 n
a. b cosei o. 10 A. Steamship sails At l0iJJ a.
Pfasaan Closed Maii Is this line
lA ler dePOaei IN Supplementary Malls must be prepaid With
double POSTAGE
Mail, and MeIoo ~ the steamship City hrI:D. close
Al D. m. steamship sails a .. from Pier No N. a.
hl 10 ts4r lir We, u
Btesm,hp sails from Martins Stores, BrooklTl
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
Foreign Exchange has bcon feyerish and strong, with
an anyanee of QI per cent rom saturday We quote;

At the start money little easier and loans wero
made az gold bat quickly rates stifeued, and at the
close an eighth and interest paid on call the aver
ago rate of rertwas being a sixteenth and interest
There was not very large business in Government
bonds the offerings being limited. The demand was
sharp get bonds to sell TO Government but there was
slow response at advance OF to per cent over
Saturdays figures The offerings for the Treasury nye
millions amounted TO s693O2OO at 1l5 TO ll27L Tho
award Of S5OO0OOO made at l27i 10 ll29) the do
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
TIIfIRSnAl ncr. 10.

Mail, for Europe aPnaouh Clerbourg and lanbIg per- @ ~
-, W closs Supp Mail on fier oos OF
Tr "A Unoken closed Steamship sails at p h' ITO"
fooi iofT st Hoboken- -,.h
ltie, deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepns Win
doub DOstsCe.l -. -. q. .....,, Ci,v elose
A. On Supplementary Ma on Pier No ~ H. cioseu ~ @'''
D. An letter. deposited IN Supplementary must be prepaid With
double postage - .... ~ go,,b Pa
ife ors etc per steamship Henry ChaunceY close at ~ H. oA
80, .ais At y g.. from Pier no. a. ~ Il. -, Z,
~, N, Bernu by the steamship Francisco, close az III
m steamship sails al IL NJ, from Pier No. 20 NJ H.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
lced to nan o fine of ilOO.
ALLEGED MURDERERs ARRAIGNED IN
BROOKLYN.

At the opening of the Kings County Court
of oyer and Terminer yesterday morng, Judge Pratt
and Associate Justices Voorhees, lnd p 'son presiding
Henry Rogers arralgned to plead 20 'e indictment
charging him with the murder Of Police officer John
Donahde in North secondst., T. D., on 'unday, July
Through his counsel he pleaded not guilty and the trial
was set down for Monday next.
Mrs. Sarah Anderson and Dr. Luciu5 B Irish were
arTagBed and pleaded not guilty 70 the charge or
having poisoned Edward o. Anderson. The trial was
set down for Oct a. Prof, Doromus. an important
witness for the prosecution. was absent in Europe
The second trial OF Mrs. Fanny Hyde for the alleged
murder OF her paramount George Watson on jan &C. was
posi- tpOned until Monday neIt
The trial OF John Fitzpatrick for the murder OF his
wife Mary, on June o. was set down for Oct -.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
DECIsIONs-OCT. 7.

SUPERIOR COVrt-Sp6cidt IeTm-By Judge Sedgwlck
The Atlantic Mail 5 Co. LazreOrde gral'ed Doohe
sg Buehen agt hoe and oihtrA-ae hto
vsr AIT y. Y. Steam Engine CO--Reerencc granted
By Judge FrcedmsnKroop agt HmmcrE-hee nm on ap&l
Poui-(See palers schneider Hst Mc'be aEl
others-Oase settled and orGcr t0 be hcf
ckCOienan sgt Ghes and others granted
De GOIgu et al act. Psge ct aL-Sane.
BT Judge Cas sgi Whtehouse ct s-lSee mtm Of de-
n..Ln
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
MONDAY, Oct. 7-P. NJ.


The Wall-st market opened with buzz and
hustle feverish excitement which boded good TO
the bears in stocks the bulls in gold. The OF
this excitement was found In the announcement that
the Treasury would sell Ave millions OF gold and buy
equal OF bonds at As the buyers or gold
were allowed the privilege OF depositng the currency
with the National Bank repositories, it would prevent
the currency from being locked up In the Treasury
vaults and Afford 1t suggested, relief TO the money
market from the grasp OF the controlling clique. or
it is impossible owing to the late hour at which
the awards made, to judge OF the effect OF this
extraordinary movement OF the Government in regu-
lating the finances and business OF the country;
but, far appears now, the good to be
attained by the proceeding is not yet very
papable Its moral influence the West was to break
down gold per cent or and the money rate to
per cent god though later in the day loans commanded
a sixteenth and eighth per cent and interest, and
closed eighth fiat In referring to these opera
tons intention at the moment to discuss the
right of the Secretary 10 reissue 4oo00oo Of legal
tenders Cancelled several years ago. Suffice IL TO
say that the Department claims that It has
the authority so to do although outside circles such
authority is questioned IL IL little singular. in
Of the Treasury movement to-day that some OF the
prominent banking houses closely identified with the
Administration at the close OF last week free buy
ers OF bonds and equally free sellers OF gold for future
delivery AS bonds by the operation advanced nearly
a handsome profit was obtained by the lucky
bankers Aforesaid, though Of course they op-
Grated at the time their own Judgment aud not
upon any hints from the Treasury Department. Tho
restt shows that they remarkably shrewd opera
tors tnat ali. The late heavy bears in stocks. II we
may accept the word OF well-norned operators In tho
street. bought Friday aud Saturday Immensely cf tho
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
THE COURTS.

RosENZWEIG OBTA ms WRIT OF ERROR.
A writ of error was granted yesterday by
Judge ngraham in the Supreme Court Chambers, in the
Of Dr. Rosenzweg the aboronist who was sent 10
the State Prison under conviction Of abortion in the
General SESSIONS. This writ is granted as matter OF
ght under the statute but does not stay the sentence
dining argument.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
Coleman Benedicts closing quotations were:


The gold market was depressed by the news Oh VIC
Treasury operations and the prices declined from S AZ
the close OIL saturday night to m the range OF the day
being 1i9l and l2s. The Room has leen eHclted ara
active with a very large business. In tho eoiu io'h
market rates were fat for borrowing 70 g. Q, g. y ana
ner cent paid forcarrying The bids for the s501C0O
Treasury gold amounted s769OO0 at III TO lSo5 Oh
these were accepted at il2i to 1895 the guer
rnas getting goodly portion Of the same The details
ara follows:
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
MiNIATuRh Almanac

sr ,s s;Ot Sn ,es,........ 53 Moor res....... 08
| DAv-A n
s.ntr II 20 GOV. 900 HE'D Gate FerY Ei'
| nigH wArrR
Sand, Hoax 80 goo Cows Isisnl.... OH Hell Gate FerfT |o
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
Gopnrlnersnlp Nolltcs.

NOTICE-The firm Of w. WEINERT g. Co.
~ Of fLooshlr Tens b. BEEN dissolved bl mutual eonssut ~
parties holding claims the said firm will present thcm s1l The
vouchers before feglh day Of hoyemb 1871! at the
Of b. KOSOFSk No 81 SuIoks In the Cy OF New-iork
NOTICE-To parties holding funds of W.
uotiea W WEINBRr & Co.
M KOSIIOFSKI Heg.iorL
W. WEINERT Eeg-BRuniels, Texas.
HeS.York, Sept. lo 1871