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New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.

The CustOm-hOuse board for the examina-
ton u applicants for positions in that branch OF the
Civil Service met yesterday in chamber specially pre-
pared on the top floor of the Custom-house. Deputy
Collectors T. !. James eul J. L. Leydecker, and Deputy
Surveyor Benedict constitute the Board but the latter
was absent. aad his plGc. temporarily filed by Dep
uty Naval Officer Burt. Adjoining the private apart
ment Of the Board q long room, furnished With %
dozen chairs and long table covered with stationery
Seven ou the ten applicants appeared 10 compete for
taePostOn u liquidas clerk in tAc Collectors Office
OF salary o. s2,cco per annum The Examining Board
repres,uis the competitors an exceptionally nteli-
gent body Of young men.
Under the rules winch imposed to govern appoint
pen,s 10 the Civil Service il is necessary that the eand
date shall De q year. OF age, and in his application for
u1poiutmCnt must statc ul the desired position; ~
rx.uc; % place and date OF bllth t residence; % edu
c 0u: Ol occupation; D b. employed in civil Service
hrf qe reason Tor leaving 10; "a whether had been Ia
the pa1lar on volunteer army or navy. The applicant
ca.Ou aitnout assistance; b heine citizen OF The
Tinted states and faithful 20 the Union ana Constitution,
and 10 4yirg been huuOrby discharged, IL ever IN thc
army or navy Hc uiuat furnish pAyhic4ans GER
fl.cafc - t0 health AMI physical capacity
10 pe:IOr. thc Gurrs. Applications when dO
not c9utolV 90 tLebe rules. ami tuch as show
manifest ana pcs> thrown out, and the applicant
informed I.r candidates Nerr snig 'cied 70 Wiltten
tNaiuu. non i VI lie following hnJccts: Ptnnaisinp
wiring letters, &. eucuta oi English grammar, ailihme-
tic elements q q, counts aud bookkeeping history ana
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geography, general questions, principally such re-

oo,r,,bv general questions, principally such as re-
- tS tinlfe states and prominent features OF tie
,scpnment of tho United States. Proficiency In pen.
'i,ic m ioernnhy AMI punctuation deterTnuod
,,s,ci y nv review OF tne examination uapcfs. in
Ivt,,,i,,tions Tor appointments 20 positions requiring
c,I an fre uica knowledge, such additions ara ihaoo
y bc olrd 0 Examiners 20 te s, of subjects ns tue
u',ture OF fIe cirt requires.
t"e e,ee OF accuracy with which each question was
u.,vcr was marked In scale of 100 HNtv being the
,irnitlr Any person whose examination results Ia a
Lihor Grade Than sixty, although unsuccessful IN oh-
taiuin the vacancy fOr which hc examined Wlu DC
plnced The ble list and will bo entered IN cOmrcll-
ION FOR future vacancy. To-day III Board viii report 10
Collector Arthur the names uf threC applicants VINO nave
succe ssiuly passed the examination. The Examining
IoJrd oi tGc Naval Office, uf which Col Burt is ChaI-
man, will examine applicants to-day loo position III lo
Naval O1ice, and tOm0rIOw there viii be- an cNath4-
t0n OF applicants for Two uspCe p8 IN ne survey
or's Department. For The lHst named positions theie
ore about twenty applicants. The ChGfmen Oi u9
boards O Examiners constitute board oi rfNi,uh uhu
appeal whose duty H. 10 exercise supervision over te
minor boards aud revise their action Ia case an ap'"p'
sees Gt 10 appeal from thcil decision.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
MARK TWAIN AT THE SAVAGE CLUB.

A private letter, dated Savage Club, London,
Monday, sept. %, says: Last satur-
day Mark Twain had very brilliant reception at the
usual Saturday Savage" Dinner. About forty were
present, including OF the most brilliant literary
lights. Toole, the comedian, presided with TWAIN and
an NJ. F. "a barriste his right. Mark the guest
or Mr.. Lee editor ana proprietor OF Land and Water.
Near by sat Watts Phillips, the dramast Andrew Hal
nday, and of the managers OF Drury Lane; Hood,
son OF Tom Hood Barnes, the artist; John Hollings
head theatrical manager; aud Henry Heree brother Of
Rose Hersee. The LOtOs Club OF New York was repre-.
sented Uy j. Henry Hager, Arthur Mathson and one
two Others TOOle arose. after the cotn was removed
aud IN an amusing speech, prOpcsc Marks health, 10
which tue latter respol 'd in his usual STYLE and
much appdudCd. Cen,ns, in concluding, proposed the
memory Of Artemus Ward, which was drank in silence,
and the formal proceedings ended.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
PLYMOUTH cHuRcH A1YIyER5ARY.

The exercises commemorative Of the twenty
fifth anniversary Of Plymouth Church aUd Sunday
school began il Brooklyn Yesterday Apublic prayer
meeting was held ia the lociureroo:s a a IL, vhcn
Mr. Becchcr said that he Ecpd those present would not
make tie meeting occasion lor scielorGcatiOn. lie
desired that all should gi, innk, auG praise 20 the
Pastor OF tnor Pastor" Addresses and prayers were
offered by William S. Custer OF Connecticut, George ~
Bell Of the Navy Mission Capt G. G. Duncan, \. Hil
and Others Al p. m. the tlrce Sunday under
the charge OF Plymouth C.uIcS ar-cai ed IN their re-
specve rooms, where r-frCsHi. were provided At
D. m the children numbering tloIl 5000 united "a lue
OF procession IN HoLTys, oad paid in lci Ing ,nill"
SIR. MS re .Iirtrc. ,ie VI lAEy OF "ii.t
nj least 2CG0 I,op pie ,ad 20 ucss e proceed
iugs. At Z. 90. tie sc' oli- us mhled IN Ptmouih
Church and spent pleasant hour va singing Hnd IN rs
teniug 10 addresses by Or. Scuddc. aud Mr. Beecner
mo service, We're conducted b. AR. Bell, Ar. Tncy,
and C. {. Duncan. rlr. B-cchcr 'tived with en-
tlusasic auJ .Hse. lie spoke OF the uiucuy that De
always cAuTicuced u tI'hr 10 chi! rtn, At reviewed
t0 some extent the wO.k " tine church. The piO-tIo
for to-day as follows:
PsJereetils 3D.. conducted bv ,i Bee.e,i ate
r.rIr. fn
I9v WITH IS lor NJ the three schools ueelnz
o! The I folks aud historical
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sr.r1-rrrrn -Ar rlrrANY,s.

The Bronze Room on tho first floor Of Tiff
fany's establishment is at this moment unusually at
tractve There is an almost bevildcring variety OF
clocks, eardeoblas. and vases Of elegant and artistic
FORMS and besides these useful articles Of furniture
there largest collection OF satuetes ever seen in
this country There are Of course the usual number OF
good reductions Of antique statues The Dying Glad
ator and the Venus Of Milo among tho best OF the
COPIES But there are also many statuetes which
exhibit the best work Of the cOtempOraneOus French
scuptors and workers IN bronze There are superb
figures Of Phryne and Of Cleopatra, modelled after the
famous pictures Of G6rome, which represent the former
dazzling the Areopagus with heruuyaied beauty and the
latter rising before Cesar from The carpet in which Apo
lodorus had smugged her TO the COnquerors presence
Onetf the ambitious pieces in the collection is an
Qdipus by Emile HebeTt grave and thoughtful study
OF the unyaing Of the Sphinx. The execution Of the
bronze is little deficient in sharpness and cearness
the face OF the Sphinx being for this reason almost
destitute Of expression. But the attitudes OF the two
figures the grace and compactncss OF thc COMPOSITION
the taste and suggesvencss Of the accessories make
the group especially pleasing one. very different
but s meritoIiOus compositions the esize statue by
Cecioni of Boy and a Cock. The urchn is trying to
make an artleryhoise of the fowl, but he is rccalc
trant and the case k evidently desperate The furious
resistance of the bird and the angry despair Of the
Child are given with singular humOr and skill. IL
IS as noisy piece Of bronze as you will often
see. There are OF course great many nue and
spirited Dulls ana pears ana uOSs py bIgc 'cslhEcI
ana others who too well known to be further mem
toned But the group Of especial interest at present is
careful and rather remarkable plaster study OF stag
anl Panther by Mt Edward Kemeys The Panther has
evidently mpaled herself upon the right anter of the
stag where she has been caught as She loaped from
tree upon the advancing animal Falling, she has swung
under the Stag and his right fore hoof has through
the loose skin Of her throat The two beasts thus ill
extrcably entanglcd and the death struggle is begin
ming The Panther Is altogether excellent Her rage
and agony are well shown in the bowling mouth, the
tearing claws, aud the lashing tail. The stag, as it ap
pears at present in the plaster, decidedly wanting in
action and energy. But the group is full Of good and
promising work O the kind that glad 10 1t
j. TO be cast Ia bronze and then be fairly
lutgeh.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
CRIMINAL HORRORS.

Patrick Rourke, age 20, unmarried, died at
Thirdave and seyonty-scyentn-s, on Saturday night,
from wounds Ia tie head, alleged To have been inflicted
with an AK Sept l6, Rockaway, y. j. by saloon
keeper and his wife, whose have not been re-
veaed II appears, from statement OF the deceased,
that he had been working in tie Hbernia iron mine,
Rockaway, aud had transferred his patronage from
the saloon Of the accused TO another This ncensed the
accused who with his wife, IL Is alleged made the fatal
attack deceased without further prOyOcaon. The
NcwJcrsev authorities have issued warrants for the
rest OF the cpcr and his wife. An inquest Will
be held this city sOOu as tie accused are arrested
and the witnesses are summoned.
James Hayes age - of Nateriown, y. " died az -.
Lukes Hospital yesterday from the pisOl-shot wound IN
the hand, inflicted in Central Park, near the CrOton
Reservoir Sept 3. 10y unknown persons VINO also robbed
him OF hs pu..rtp0Ok containing 500. The police are
endeavOringt 20 the murdercrs, aud the day for the
inquest has not yc' been designated.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08

teachers including the principal and 900 pupis Bciore
the close Of iis first term, the number OF pUps hal
increased 10 about 600 and Is additional teachers were
TINA requircd The average attendance 9sg year. was
g67 and the school now has about 20 purts ana 10
Teachers with Jareds Babcoekasrflf pal. iGadditiol
yli be gycr n anatomy and physiology by DR.. Harvey
bow The SESSIONS OF the school Sll Doe from to $780,
five evenings in each week oI the term Inc term On
t.on, ami tho hours OF nstrncion from $50 70 for
women and from 20 $50 men, hvc evenings in each
week The number ~ these schools confines un-
changed. there being 20 for white aui'3 for cOored
pupiB Tho number OF teachers employed about 3OO
and ne more than ordinary care has been exercised in
fh,lr select n H. believed that Tho present Term viii
hc unusually successful.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
POLICE NOTES.

Camille Bloch age 5, died at No. as} East twenty
Suud ioln the eject ulres 10 the head accidentally
ceTyei last Autumn
Bessie Brophy, age 81 months, residing in Six
te uh-t No. lto last
aud instantly Allied Tue driver. Thomas Deyoy
Alfred Linqum, a Swede, residing at No. Gj4
Aaaeve vas Wylal Lafayette sunday ugh robbed Of
ms money brulay hcke. H. found lensi.
be in tl6 street. by an oteer yes,erlay morning
William Cortana, age 8 was taken to Bellevue
Hospital last evening apparently dying condition. cIs by
having quantity OIL wh his mother help
ie,sy noncatei apaImGn no 7o East Tarccnthst
Charles II. Spencer was arrested in Park-row, yes
teray a BY CAeJ ntoe Chamberlain OF Iassacu-
Spencer with i1gg the o Emery Bemas
~ Indian wharf Boston check paporg 70 be drawn
witdoa the sae requsuOn by the Governor Of Maets
Robert Statman age 50, a yagrant was found in
sensible sidewalk IWes ami Avenue yesterday
shorty discovered 10 be bleeding oa b wonnd the
IL taken 10 Bellevue Hospital where be recovered eonscousnes
that be had ln c the wound penkle
the Of being murdered ty seeal WHO pursuing him
through His talk confined to be irrational and the surgeon
lasi declared ban TO te insane.
A ire i'm the store of Henry Einstein at No 100
DAMAGE good. Fe-Marha pelon Investigated tie
ongu the conclusion lha the
pcd after breaking into the building. A IRE the thr hoof OF Nc
South WhamsL yesterday damaged the Of $500 the
stock OF liquors Of StlTAwcather aud Cos fully insured
Commissioner BOswOrth presided at the police
trials Yesterday heard complaints agnst paonn
Al of trivial Jeremiah
togcae1 while H. be said being Sick
taken mdue which contained liquor Referred Sergeant
pulie p,tronan Bese release prostitute he
Mcomb deuie the charge and said that De- assisted
Recued Tue dues inflicted paonu OF the Pouc, De-
pamen or yaoa deaqaeaees dang the past month amounted to
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
SFRloUs ACQUISITIONS.
CHARGES AGAINST JERSEY CITY POLICE
OFFICERS.

CHARGES AGAINST JERSEY CITY POLICE
OFFICERS.
The old Board of Police Commissioners OF
Jersey City met yesterday, 10 consider the cases OF
Chief OF Police Edward l.. McWilliams and Detective
John Doyle who were arrested on saturday iof COM
picty ia the attempted theft from the First Nauouai
Eauk OF Jersey City. Commissioners Eimundsoh 'fo'7'
Marlnus, and Goetze were present. Comihs. Ioh''
Marlpus presided and sal that the meeting had been
called TO confirm tho action Of Commissioners Mminus
and Ednundson In suspeuding the Chief Of Police and
Detective Doyle from duty, pending The inyestguon OF
the charges against them. The clerk read tie following
letters: ,..,...
Ogvos oy CHsr OF POLICE jersey CRY Oct B. ls'25
To ne Hon0c.be Board 9J Pohee torn.'s'g fTs - .t
me- ny lu although conscious Of my saqaae. i9oo %
sssS ssISI p.nda. ssS e invest on the case Respccta
''' r'D''"s VIZ EDWARD l.. MoWuLl.Ns. Chef Of Police
JEHspr CrT Poucs DEPARTSESr
10 he Honorable board Of Pohae Commissioner
GESTlrssS' most es'eca pfy at JoUf n e cgi .
day perrei against Respectfully, JohA DofLS, De'e's
The communications were ordered dle, and the sns-
pension Of the officers named approved. AS these
officers earnestly assert their Innocence OF the charges
against them, the people OF Jersey City a@91 ~ t ne
promised testimony OF the prosecuting attorney oI te
neoule with some impatcnce. The friends OF INC ac-
cused claim that the County Prosecutor mas Deeh III
posed upon by tho actual cuprts 10 curry itYor or
themselves ani 10 prejudice good ohcer othgts %lo
cOucede police efficiency or the accused 40 NOT eh''''"
. favorable opinion OF their honesty.
4 CHARGE AGAINST THE POLICE REFUIED'
At meeting of the Board Of Police, yes'cr-
day, Commissioner Manerre read aloud an article IN
Tic Times, charging him with having sent officers ot the
Department TO Philadelphia in charge OF colored men
who were intending TO vote in that city Afe9 the read
ing Commissioner Manierre said that It due 10 his
colleagues that he should make some reply to the as
sertlon OF the newspaper. lie said;
No one OF the officers named IN the article were ent to
fft.daI I.lf iV mo-
KNOWLEDGE or consent. Furthermore; no money was
furnished either OF them by myself OF TO any one else
for them with my knowledge or consent.
Capt. Irving Of the Detective Squad declares that
none OF his officers left the city, and that one OF the
officers named IN the article having gone TO Phiade
phia was in the detective Office throughout the night
The captains OF the several precincts were queOhcu b
superintendent Keso yesterday, and an declared lhat
the officers asserted To have gone 10 Phadepnl were
oil az their posts in this city on duty. -.
TIE Board OF Police ordered the following puDhc no
tce TO be issued:
The Bureau Elections will receive and ooulinta regard gd,en
complaints Inspectors Of Election END especially whether n-
sectors ng respectively be Republican os Democratic Or" % m
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08

Dycroo,t Uonso-1usiice Stephen J. Fold of iho
s,,re Cour DO Hon !. v ], Fryu o. Albany, Salvador
Yurbide esfrsco anl r. Carol, q Bat roro G.ly Ho'%-
St H., Ws0, Dorhauar Bafao Fj. dreauffiotylbe
H., uaner Keon rolghsoepsio Geofge H. Ncaneo Chief
pgretH the Trasuw Deraleni G. II Blrct 81
paidmore and NoEen y CiclgosL Nhod5 HgfSi De
a., ~ Cnvnau sOfi ce0ila, A j. Miller Oi TIE iOdo b.ie
Dr IS A. .cCaDiro Of Pills end n. ioct Of MI pi'.'
Vogs,aa VoHss-W. J. Mctlpne Of Tied nani Gtn, A. =.
e IN Ilira Tlomss III isou of scu1os, Pa. Gon j. X hagy
OF Connect cut ati II. " Hutchinson Of Wellington.
-gnsep r. Anhony o ochcsie Isabella Becchcr Hoover o
~ l ard Oyr ia Brown n Hoh-
Est,n tprleoa Il Boston, H. Bcre tmidcpla, lrd Dt j. ,"
C..vut f Poa-h. sere.S. Jams NabtCapt kuN0n OF ne
pft Amg.... iergptaH HOht-F T. Latin. hiae fnsoh IN
.nec.or.... Alor NoheAatlanIel NI.1i ol NalunElln
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
EXPLOSION OF A LOcoMoTIvE-THREE LIVES
LOST.
BALTIMORE, Oct.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 7.-AIr. Sharpe, Acting
Master Of Transportation on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. gives the following facts relative the acc
dent which happened about 1880 Saturday: Lo-
comOtve No. 49, attached freight train exploded
boiler al FrauKyile, I7-mle grade 81 miles OF
Piedmont, West Virginia, killing the engineer, Joseph
Lackey, and the fireman. John DuckWOrtn and iniurng
tho brakeman, Lynch, seriously that he has since
died. watchlnau standing by scalded, but not
dangerously The explosion cannot be accounted for as
the lne had been falling FOR aud was taking
side LrCk 70 allow Other TRIMS following % pass by.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL AND MECRAH
ICAL sOClLlY.

BALTIMORE, Oct 7.-The fourth annual fair
OF the American Agricultural and Mechanical Society
begins tomorrow at their grounds at Pimco adjoining
this city, and VIII continue four days. The number OF
entries almost every department. including that OF
STOCK is greater than that of any previous exhibition.
H0ace Greeley will deliver the annual address on Thurs-
day, at 1880 p M. The delegation OF kIOwa Indian
Chiefs aud their squaws, now In Washington viii visit
The lair grounds on Wednesday and Friday
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
BROOKLYN MUNICIPAL MArTEEs

BROOKLYN MUNICIPAL MAr1El.5
The Brooklyn Board of Aldermen met at
p. M yesterday. Jacob l. Bergen presldng, ana
adopted resolution authorizing the Mayor aud Con-
troler TO sell to tho New-York Bridge company the
James-s Market property for $4,000 The proper con
tains 12OOO supo.iaa feet or obout % ful city lots
Proposals were received fOrremOvng dead animals from
the city FOR the term Of ten years, from Jan 1873 rs
follows: J. G. Pidlen, $4,000 per year; John H. Cor
man. $4,000 per year; Long Island Rendering Company,
900 per year; George II. Swift, $4,000 per year The
work hitherto been done for the nominal sum Of 81 by
Edward Clark. The Corporation Counsel was directed to
take the necessary legal steps for the opening and -x
tension Of Fourthst T. d. as provided by act OF the
last Legislature. A communication received from
Controller Schroeder showing the expenditures of the
Board Health from jan l. 1872, 70 Sept 90 1872 the
total being s25aGO 40. Alderman Wyic presented
petition residents in AtantCaye., protesting against
being forced pay six cents fare on Alderman Richard
sons raroads-the East NcwYJrE and Fifth-avc lines
Assessments for improvements were ordered as fol
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
THE EVENING SCHOOLS.

The evening schools of this city legan their
regular annual terms last evening general organization
and the classification OF pupils being the main business
OF the occasion The term OF the Evening High School
for men, at Grammar schoolhouse No 35 In Thirteenth
st. near sixthaye, will DO OF "a weeks Duration THIS
school was established IN October, IsCc with only ak
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
NEW-YORK CITY.

The Quarantine steamer Andrew Fletcher
has recently boen thoroughly repaired.
We are indebted to Mr.. Pope, purser OF the
steamship Herman for copies OF late Savannah papers,
The State courts for October opened yester-
terdov The trial terms adjourned .owln6 10 the
absence Of jurors.
1t is currently reported that an ocean race
from New-York TO Cowes, VIII he sailed In Deeehoer
between the Yachts Dauntess Commodore Bennett ana
E1chantress Geo. LOrafd The stake IS placed at SOW
The following is n comparative statement OF
tlle cnnta clona diseases OF tho past two weeks:
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
TIE liberal REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

TEE LIBERAL REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
The delegates to the Liberal Republican
County Convention filed tho headquarters, No. sli
Broadway, last evening. and the greatest enthusiasm
and good hunor prevailed. Ou motion Of Mr. Van Ceit
thc IIon. Thos. 7. Stewart unanimously elected
Chairman OF t,o Convention, and Geo. T. Coachmon ant
Asher T. Barstt were appointed Secretaries. In ac-
ceptipg the position, Mr.. stewart said:
Gentlemen Of the Liberal Republican Conyeution
thank you for the compliment You nave paid me ny
selecting me as presiding Of.cr Of your COuYcntlOh'
You here tonight representing the Liberal lepub-
licau party OK tn.s city to put IN nomination mayor
IS Aldermen, and Coroner To carry out thHI great
idea which brought forth the Cincinnati COhNehUoI IL
ia nect that should put in nomination mon VINO
have the confidence Of the people who are IN taVOr OF
reform and Gn economical administration. We IraJ
headed our ticket by nominating Horace 1ftclc)'
lCreat applause. We also IN our Convention at Srt-
Cuse pu il nomination Francis Kernau ana CHauhct!
~ Depew lApplausel L believe and Trust th1t IN th.s
city We shall put up men a. acceptable .s these Sonil
men, whose characters shall be irItpOdch0oe. IN Wulh
the public viii rCpose their fullest confidence ana VINO
viii carry out faithfully the Reform prncipos alhOuhce"
at Cincinnati.
Mt Van Cleft offered resolution that the Chair ap
point a committee Of a. from each Assembly dis
trct 20 confer with such other political or reform Or
ganizltions as, in eir judgment may be deemed wise
and proper relative 90 the selection OF ticket 10 Do
supported at the coming election for county and mI
nCipal officers. md tlat they report at an aOJoufeu
meeting OF tbs COnve ton the result OF such CON
Sir Aicrri.s from the XIVh District amended this by
motion a. Il tlC members OF the committee De selected
Dy the d. cation fitu each district This was carried,
and oI Efe minutes WAS taken. ON the COhNeh
toa being .saln called to order the following were
chosen.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08

resolution was oE, red by Alderman Ropes request
ing the Controller 10 report the and salaries Of
an inspectors ia lie employ OF the street Department
The Alderman said that Inspectors had been appointed
and assigned 20 overlook contracts which were not
awarded for months afterWaTd, and lie claimed thai
these u-peo;Ors in sncCurlstS VINO cost
tine CITY Sj5,O0J year. Tae resolution was adopted.
The Improvement Of Coumhl3-sl., irom Hamllt0n.Ye.
ing OF Waterman Iu Broadway, from First 10 LlcYcrh
es Will cost ElOJ3JG. Tho GTdigIuayc. line OF tHc Cry
RairOad Is extending 20 Van Iott-aye, about three
furtns of a mile further than IFS present terminus
Committee Of citizens OI NeW-Ols conferred, ycscr!a3
will Mayor Powell and the Board OF City WORKS with
re cr,nCe tho annexation OF thar town 10 tlis city
Tie matter VIII probably be referred to thc Common
Council Tho Board city Works paid, yesterday, TO
Kingsley & Keeucy GOC7I On account 81 WOga done on
the Hampstead Storage Reservoir.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08

ELECTION CONES OFF TO-DAY in Pennsylvania
know WHOM win EARTHQUAKES and sorn matters not
ESox Hats always the he-l KNOX, 2l2 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08

"rhe trials of bousekeeper" are never eX-
perieaccl By those gho use DooL-ts YEAST POWDER
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
HOME NEWS.
nnn,liHrNr ARnfvAt.

ruEpiorgvrR rEsrEppAY at DTcErysoSs IN pARSSow
e,m-7n, Eooi-igs 3r.m.-7F hhagii-cf
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08

THE best place in New-yorb to buy reliable
4 Watches Diamonds shonab lswrlry ni Sterling Silver
Wedding Presents is sQUgES, " FaoasL Diamonds speciality
A HOUSEHOLD W0RD.-BUy all your
~ China Gs5 Crocser, Cooking Utensils, &C. at e. d. BASS
FORDS furnishing Store. Cooper Institute Building
CTRICTURE, Fistula, and Piles radically cured
- the knife esu detention from business Impotence Dis
ofthe Genefatye ogar' Hy a Daniels Nd ia
SECOND-HAND SAFES, Bought. Sold, or
- Exchanged. BUSH Co.. J5 Aan-st, GeW-fOrk
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
AnnodneemeHtSl
Assure relief fOTasthma-W -WmTCoMB'- REMEDY.
IAnnOnneemHufs

Visit +. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyeing
ORee Brsaisay Be.les 0,e Of Broomes) branch
Blosiwsy dresses slae EacaeT ici.le Nr bean
uia'y cleaned Coats. pants. vests. cleaned Ike n"r.