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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-24
7 OCIsIANA DIVISION


NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RATTRo4n
New Orienns TO DOnaIdsonyfiIe-siyt
three Miles.
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Marine. intelligence.
OFFICE OF TIE REPUBLICAN, !
Tuesday, September "a, 1872.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
No c2earances at the Customhouse yesterday

: !Eo c'earances at the Customhouse yesterday
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Havana, Pennington from Havana via
Florida Ports, to l RoberTs-Ist district 10
steamship Sherman, WhitehnrSt from New York
l4th instant, to John II Ludwigsen---2d district 8
steamship City of Norfolk. from Brashear City, to
GA Whitney & Cn-Algiers
schooner Gertrude Howes, Smith, 8 days from Ru-
atan Island, to Morgan. & Cod district T
Schooner K Locke Schriever. : days from Rua-
tan Island, to Grandc-2d district ? 7
TOwBOATSs
Ocean, Williams from the passes towed down and
to sea 18th instant, bark Aurelia tzsis Delphine
and schooner Gen Prim-BrOughtap schooner
B Locke
STEAMBOATS,.
Robert Lee, Campbell, from Vicksbrr6
Governor Allen Benson. from Buckridge
" Pike, Brown, from Tuuica
Bee, Coll from st Louis, with barges
John Kyle, hutchinson, from St Louis
ARRIVED SUNDAY,
Steamship New Orleans (ucw), eager, from New
York l4th inst to Moulton-2d district
STEAMBOATS,.
Tally, Haeberle, from Alexandria
LESSEE Taylor, Baranco, from Baton Rouee
lizze. Hopkins, Auc0n, from Donaldsonv3le
Martlno Ruiz from Lower Coast
hunter. RedOvits, from Lower Coasf
Aluite Porter, from Amite River
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MEMORANDA,
iBv TeIeGTanh I

New York, September %, 1872.
10 Moulton-The steamship St Louis arrived
from New Orleans yesterday.
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MEDICAL.

ON MARRIAGE. - HAPPY RE z1,~'2 EoP
~ young men from the effects of errors and abnses
n "a cary ME Manhood restored. Impediments to
marriage removed New method of treatment New
al1 remarkable remedies. Books and circulars
sent free, in sealed envelopes - ''eA9
address Howard Association No, 2 Soath Ninth
street Philadelphia, Pennsyiyania-aR Institution
naylng q high reputation or honorable condnct
t.IIU professional Skill auI5 3u cod
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BREMEN
Ssrth German ILnvd

81, aSN BETLF ZEN BREMEN AND NEW op1p,,-,
ia hA:1SE. SOUTHAMPTON AND HAV tll1i1A+ 'S
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Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL, September 23.-Cotton closed
unchanged. Common rosin lid.
PARIS, September 23.-Rentes closed at
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THE WHARTON TEiAL.
IsIPoRTE r.

ANNAPOLIs, Md, Jan. 17.-lmmcdatcly after
the opening Of the Court today, Mr. Roye the state At
torncy resumed his argument before the jury review
inc and commenting on the testimony Of DR.. Reese Of
Philadelphia and Dr. Warren Of Baltimore, for over two
hours He cOmbated with warmth and Or 4 earnest
ness that portion Of the evidence 81 these gentlemen
sigIng the cause OF death TO eeeDro Spinal mthhShS,
arguing that their theory Was directly centIadcttd AMI
couuoTerted by distinguished medical practl toner's,
who testified for the state, and read trom several we'll
known authorities medical jurisprudence to prove
the inference o. Reese aud Warren incorrect
MI. Rcvel next attacked the chemical testimony OF
Dr. Reese aud the other experts COAtcndng that their
partial testimony and Investigations in this
insult 10 the ntelRence OF The Jurors, the Court,
law and justice; aud said he believed the jury, in deter
mining the would not give them feathers weight
credence He then passed TO The testimony Tor the
ion rehcarsing aud commenting in their order
on the evidence Of Mr.. Chubb, Charles KctchuIn aud
Dr. Williams arguing that the testimony of these parties
with the crcumstandl evidence before the jury,
conclusive OF the guilt Of the accused.
"GentemcU Of the jury concluded the speaker
Gen Ketchum did not die from natural causes. tut he
died from poison administered b. an artiul, designing
woman IL is your duty divcst yourselves Of every
svmpathv aud steel your hearts against every tender
emotion for the prisoner because sbe Is wJlnan and
render such verdict Will not be your reprOach aud
Mr. Hagner then opened the for the dcfensc. He
opened ms argument by defining ~" legal duties OF
Jurors in criminal ca-es after which he dwct the
general pruc OF law giving 10 the accused the benefit
Of doubt. lie next passed on the Character o. The
tngu-hcd citizens. aud whose previous reputation even
the witnesses for the prosecution lad EOt assled, ANA
argued that character IN certain cases must outweigh
crCumstantia evidence In urging the WEIGHT OF con
Adera De given by the Juy 10 character IN TINS
case, Mr. Hdgncr alluded 10 Mss NcEo wharton hhaI-
ing the imprisonment OF tbc accused from
the day OF her arrest as conclusive or the
daughters conviction OF the moihers inIncencc
Counsel next argued the points OF 'rcumstantdl cV
dencc aud quoted repeatedly rom tho charge Of Lord
Chefustice C.rk the fury from IrynE's Report OF
the trial Of Madeline Smith at Glasgow for poisoning
lie then passed 10 the evidence ia ths case and
viewing tne testimony OF Con. hrce and Charles
kctchUIn when thc hOuF OI arrived, dLd the COJit adj
i0urDGd TIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-18
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

SENATE ALBANY, Jan. Il, 1872
Mr. WEIsMAN introduced a bill to regulate
the practice pharmacy aud the sale Of poisOns in New
York City.
Mr. PALMER moved for Select Committee Of Five TO
TO apporon the Congress Districts under the Of
1870. Laid OIL tie table.
Mir IIEMASE offered resolution that
rOTortod ior tie ysf .eIete members their widows.
aud orltansi ana .,,
Resoecd That be required ,rot within copy is
hon Of cfces for tle M is annual income md
hereof money treao end for shat
objects perg lie inuut ~ 20 each !ldgt All destitute DIs0u
Is tha The cuJ coy Of tbs resolution r2Oa each Of the
BsolemS
which was carried, ana tnc resolution adopted.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. TIEMANS-To open and extend. "-luudrcdaTd-
twenty seveuth, Ore huudrCdUnd We uty-r gth. and
One-hundreC dndtw, nj -nluth-sts., in y w-Nork
Bills were also introduced az fOhOV-:
Mr. that tie Auor ieHsr ts
the forfeiture TO tic aatc Of al property th nod
b. aliens.
tier connection ,th each other " b. o.
intervening railroad bridge ori,rf,.
hr Extending tie time FOR eonpig the Ire aLd AH on
City Railroad for - yftr-.
NJ. ESDIcr-Auhor1rg tho o1o Of SAVING Banls IN View
t0e Stat the Jutd sae Trust '0lpa
and interest the AIRED TO- The bauk SELECTED RIOS
Directors Of b4uL Of Trustee Of Ius
90 which posts Of sneb SAVING bsuk gtborIe b ~ prog
eIoeed ~ ceu Of tue capita Of ueh bank ~ per cent Of tue
whole dep0st
ding The Charter o. the National ust Company
0ihtwlork giving power 10 tie Trustee 70 make loans
The senate then went INTO Executive 0.-lOn, and
reOpcuing the doors took up in Cmmitiee OF the whole
Ihe nil authorizing the Columbia College Trustees scll
sliced much debate giving much power. Progress
EAs finally reported, and the senate adjourned.
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POLICE NOTES.

John 4. Barnes, age %, attempted 'snicdc vcstor-
dHy No. 80 Lgb4v BY cutting Two gas tufos aud two
10 be- lett bIestt. ~ WV
A soap-box, filed with fragments of Lmnon To-
msn, found Yesterday the Unclaimed Freight Dssfn OF tho
Bne Rsisag Depot " wv
Henry Keller, Frenchman was committed for
t yesterday By Justice Cor elITge h fe,tsuan. NJ
liI Teuih-sve, Tu'tday tse1,ug
Edward McKeon, Il sailor employed on an Aspin-
wall steamer arrested yesterday 10 Malenane Tor NV
which be vas ,rdeayOrng to cell by sample ~"
The jury in the case of Hugh Wilson of No. 2.9O7
Thin Who slgei 10 have del
hands ~ Robert ncCOnnck rendered verdict ,e.trfy actug
Tie accused
A fire. yesterday. nj No. - Bowery damaged
s0ck Of boots aud shoes 600: Lofts bos tt ~
shirts 4bO0j Mauee Mckn's soek dgss +s5O Jscob sr,
furniture teOo and the building + 90
IhOs. Mccarthy Of No. 40 WoTth-gt WAS arrested
yda atspfne aal st,saa ss Tor attempting watch
Of Chbnes Of No ~ Psfk John Wilson tam,
John Iownssnd, onense a. kiblo's ILtat,t.
Two frame buildings, Nos. So and s. Canton-st
Boot osnd BY H. T. Brown ani occupied a. aofoeco factory b.
PHILIP H. LebhaIJt banned lait evening Iet 90 1uLne,
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ASSEMBLY,.

Several petitions were presented to amend
the charter Of the Beach Pneumatic Railway IN New
York 80 as to allow the transportation OF passengers
MI ALvoRD reported bin designating the officers OF
the aud Assembly, prescribing their duties and
fixing their salaries and regulating proceedings Of IN
yeslgatng Committees ana fixing The EXPENSES thereof
The bill made the special order Tor tomorrow morn
fBg, Immediately after tn, reading OF The Journal
Mr. HAWEINs reported thc Dl providing Tor the pay
Ient NJ certain claims against the city ma County Of
TO8 morning
Nj. BAWKIEs also made report requesting an cXtcn
slCu o. me for the consideration ~ NJ. IWOmby two
idis relative 10 tho financial Jnrr Of NeEOIk Tor the
JeasoL mat "A bill viii DO presented TO tho senate
eOVsTirg all asked Tor IN theHc llls.
Ri Is we're Introduced amending thc act fixing the fees
tcfs I'm Bddlftowi Redmond County; a. authorize the
MAMMALIAN Company ~ construct "A railway under
erouud IA sew YORK, ana authorizing Tue CITY VI buno
4, r1ise money for water supply purposes.
hfr EfNeEqa offered RESOLUTION ealing % the Brook
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DOLITICAL ECONOMY. By H'ra'''
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LECTTRES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The annual meeting Of Tie Womans Union
Missionary Society held yesterday at the Roy. Dr.
Crosbys Church I'm Four have. The Treasurer fu,rtd
annual disbursements amounting 10 Sis925 co. 1n bal
aucc OF sos O8 Addl-.cs y, rc made by tho f.. Df
scuddcr, and tie Rev. DR.. Omission.
The movement for tie establishment of u
homestead settlement IN the HcghboThood Of York
by the Father Mathew and Church Temperance socic.
ties with the aid and cooperation oftho National Burcou
Of Migration, J. eXCtiu- much interest. Tie me, fii,V In
fuTtheraucr of the object, 10 he held this evening m car
poration Han. No ~ lo|cry, viii be- public and MOI
simply meeting OF delegates
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THE STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY
ANNUAL MEETING AT TRoY-LoCAL PROHIBITION
ENDORSED,

ANNUAL MEETING AT TROY-LOCAL PROHIBITION
ENDORSED,
IBY TELBGRAPH TO TnE TRinUNBl
Troy, Jan. 1.-THE annual meeting OF the
State Temperance Society was held to-day In TINS e'S
ana was marked by several discussions OF IN intres.
character The great hcht between the iIiehos VI
local prohibition on the one side and the antid sop
plrtv on the other Tho first ssirmish between "
two wings took place in the morning direc'iy N0'
reading OF the report OF the Executive CohnV'co' Inv
report which also gives space TO various minor UpcS'
treats ~ local prohibition at some length an" taxes no'
crate ground in lis favor. This portion OF inc report INC
Hon. G C. Leigh who was the candidate OF the anu
dram op party last Fail for Secretary OF STATE o'cu
TO refer to a special committee
The local prohbitlonsts vigorously opposed 'h's i"o
ton because as they alleged, parliamentary uS"bo
,youLd require the appointment OF Mr. Leigh as Char
man 81 the Committee, result they depreca'cu' W
capse ne had always been looked upon consistent
opponent OF the movement in favor OF giving each local
ity the right to decide whether or not liquor Shouu "
sold within it, limits and also there was reason
20 toar q tho Comittee were appointed IL would never
report Mr. Leigh supported his motion nv spcco, ~,
tho course of which he bitterly denounced any 80
tiop OF the license system, which was, nc cduOu,
tho local Drolibtonists dong. The dcDdle was
narticipatfd in BY the Rev. Jesse T. Peek D. De- o lu
syracuse UnivcrSily the Rev j. X. Harter the liberal
Iuiversnist Of Auburn; the RGV. 3 Mcheoh' Coirc-
epoudiug Secretary of the Society - n. ~'aCHSi w
merry the head the order Of tho sons OF Ic Iic'
and others well known from their connection WIN uio
temperance work. --,,--.
MI Leichs motion did not prevail and the subject,
with tho other items ia the report, was rcItIcu 10 INC
Business Committee. This a partlal victory iot INC
local prOhibonists the great and decisive struggle
took place when the Committee Business reported III
favor at asking the Republican party to carry cur us
pledges IN giving 10 the people local prOhiptoi raw
The report gave rise prolonged discussOu wi.ch Was
finally ended by It's adoption.
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POLITICAL CrsroMHousE AssEssMEXrs

TO ne EdftOr OF The TrtbUHe.
SIR: Not having any acquaintance with Mr..
shcehan who perceive by your paper has brought suit
against Thomas Murphy, Late Collector of This port and
A. b. Cornell, now Surveyor for the recovery of $50,
Illegally collected from him. while holding position in
house. for political purpose s. desire to state
for the benefit of Mr.. sheehan, that i lie will supcna
Samuel Blauvet of No 81 Pnest he will testify that he
oc,pied the position CustOmhOuso weigheT and
dismissed almost Immediately after he hau pad an as
sessnent $50 for political purposes, aud that feeling
himself aprreyed he demanded the return Of the
from Surveyor Cornell who promptly PAD II, thereby
oCnizIng the illcgalty OF the assessment
NcC lOrG, Jan. n, loi2. lhPOhiER
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MURPHY'S USURY PARTNEES.

HOW MONEY BROKERS SECURED THEIR LOANS TO
CItSTOM-HOUSE CLERKS.
Daniel Sheehan, a former Inspector in the
Custom house WAS visited Saturday by TRBuNE Ic
porter in reference a system of usury carried on
among the employees lot Murphy by two brokers, with
his direct connvance and sanction Mr. ShCehau stated
that the brokers arc A. ". Biluge Of No. 81 Broads
and T. X Ninship Of No. "a Br0ad-st, whose customers
are confined to Customhous employees, to whom they
lend money AT the rate per cent por month interest
the amount loaned often being much a. $4,000 per
month They therefore make out OF the worst pad COY
eminent employees the round of $4,000 year Ihey
are provided with blank payros similar TO those usea
IN the CustOmhouse, and any one connected WIN the
Custonhouse who wishes 10 secure an advance obtains
q letter from one Of the usUrcrs from clerk named
French in the Surveyors Department If the ho0Wers
standing is GOOD two four weeks pay will DC oanc
one Of the blank payrOlls being signed receipt Two
months after James r. Tcrwicer entered the Cast ON
house as Collector MuTphy's private secretary ana Depu
~ Collector he issued an order Auditor TO stop
tle checks of tie employees who owed either Bi1ge or
Uinsbp money This rule was obeycd in several nsan-
ces In of Mr.. Shcehan, who az the time OF he
issue Of Bhnge months pay tue Insurer
threatened TO have hun removed and aCcolnpi' shed ms
tnl,-' a. W,Tiau, NIuofe an IusuectOr
upon demanding has check from tho Assistant Audito
was informed that he could not get the money untl ne
had DISCHARGED his liability 10 Bllnnge. IrWllEef,
however being cnIeatcd 10 remember that Noure Ih-
peratIvely needed means 10 support himself wrote OuI
order upon BiluSe I" paw ~ ipo p1,,, yioas
system gives 10 these cXiOtiiohlsts hdlti cApoT's
moor employees many other Ourlges. WIN tue uithI
of losing her places hanging over hel tue co!v'
seldom courageous enough 10 protest "SnisI Volt
tiou. shcehan was arrested upon one OCCASION upon a
charge preferred by Blhnge OF obtaining money under
one months pay from Blngc at time when he had
transferred his claim to Wmshp He was imprisoned IN
LudlOWst jail, however only Tor an hoI ue iai'lIf "i
the charge beng apparent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-18
THE NEW NATIONAL BANK EXAMINER

Chas. A. Mcigs, whose name was presented
by the Clearing house OF this city has been appointed
National Bank Examiner in place If Charles Calender
when M Mcigs received the notice of his appointment
there came with II requesting him 10 30 TO Wash
ingtOn 10 consult with the Controller Of the Currency In
reference to the ducs Of his office He has accord
Ingy gone the capital Mr MciRs casbicr of the
American Exchange Bank for long time aud lett that
institution to engage ia bis present business, that Oi a
all tnk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-18

KU-KLUX ADJUSTMENTS.

CINCINNATI, Jan IA special dispatch to
TIE Corntocidi from Frankfort, Ky says tnat short
time party Of disguised KuKux visited tho house
Of ctzcu in that county, while wedding was In pro
gross aud took possess Of the premises They hred of
pistols aud danced tho door, aud the fright
stoned 80 toe daughter of this citizen caused her to ~
iuto spasuis, succeeded by insanity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-18
HARBOR MASTER HARTs CASE.

In the case OF llarbDr- Master Hart, con-
tnued yesterday before the Captain Of the Port WIn K
Niver declined to testify further and put in evidence
the testimony taken before Justice LedWith. The Cap
tain of the Port Issued notice thai a last opportunity
will be given at 10. to-day for tho merchants who
signed the last petition ~ the Governor appear and
testify regarding the annoyance of which they complain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-18
SERIOUS FIRE IN INDIANAPoLIs-THREE FIRE.
MEN INJURED

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 17.-About o'clock,
this morning, fire broke in the Wholesale confec-
tonery establishment Of Messica a TrOt No 90 West
Westinghouse The building entirely DESTROYED
together with four adjoining business houses occupied
by Solomon a. Jarrett, tObacC0nsts; j. r. Medina hair
goods aud notions G. FredigaD, boots and shoes the
other bcfg uDOCcuped. Three frehIen seriously
injured by falling ladder. Tue IRE evidently tho
Work Of design The loss IL partially covered by in
HJIanDD.
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HOME NEWS.
ruppvo,ErRR YESTERDAY AT HUDgUTs, NO. 7s BROAD
WAY. .,,,-..
~ m 5p. h"ag"~
81 20
HIGH TIDR TO-DAY. ~
Conty Island Battery w n
M. IN
lt2 2O7 2l3 2.g AW ~"
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breroort House-Bors Danzas of the Russian
legation the Hon. W G. smith, NJ G. OF vernon, tei
L. A. Cooley OF Philade plia GTdiLd CeIuTW ~, ~,
Gen j. c. Robinson u 6. A., aud Gen. j. b. oord9n %
Georgia - EpereH HOUSe-COmmander Lowry, u .
Nayy Cant G. p Patterson Vt the u. y. Coast 5urytt'
aud Signor Fcrranu =-=- st. Nicholas Hotel-OQy. hf@
lev of Arkansas e Gov Hall NJ Missouri, the hVl, -
w Kendall NJ c. oe Nevada, Gen. H. NJ. Drake OF iONa,
Charles II. Sheriff. of Washington and Isaac o :
han of Cleveland ==== Fun 4UeHUe HOtti-GcolSV :;
linton aud Elizur Wright OF Boston. John v fii"ri
Chicago the Rev. II. II. Graves of Baltimore DT r.
Dunning. u. s. Navy, aud r. c. DuTant - hoVniuts
HOuSc-Gcn splpCr OF syracuse, and Dr M H. bui 'oh
Troy.
DEPARTURES.
Mr. Catacagy and wife, aud Boris bsnzas secretary VI
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TIE NEW Rp1DGr AT WINoyA

WTNoNA, Mimi, Jan. 1.-rhe new iron draw
OF the railroad bridge tho Mississippi at this
place, satisfactorily tested yesterday with three
locomotives and 90 tuns Of railroad iron. The de Election
WAS only tlTreauartcrs OF an inch Tho bridge will
soon be ready for use.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-18

4, MO- lac, m stock and machinery $4,000 Insured Wy Tns
,ons Comp.ny 5000 and BY other Compne' bsclsmhs
~. ,nIL,rgs M. 10 and 81 Canton-st ocupel m.
hon nv Garrett Wilson. damaged $too hot Jnagc
frame dwebrx Oft Dolap of ~ N~u'oh'' WV
AaNOli Nm sured bg he Etna OF HlfiOft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-18

Ign Ferry Company report IN the House oil therr re"
Cepts during 1870 aud 18 the number OF Doa ana 'ne
value OF real estate Adopted.
Mr.. PRINCE offered resolution making roguinnons
concerning the empaneng of jurors ia the city OF New
York. Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-18
NEW-.JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY-A fire last night in the base
mcn of No. lie PayOniaa ave. occupied 10y Ldmund Coou
q vegetable store spread ia harbcr-shop. a book,
store and Mrs. OsbOruos fancy cUOdn store adjoining
Loss $1,000. Partially in,u.cd.
NEwARK.-Thc Street Committee ~ 10 Common Coun
eli decided, last evening. 10 lciMJ Mos,r3. kllcy ~
OCOnuor to lay The TcOrd pavement In Hi. n-st.
meeting IN favor of local option ned iu the First
PrCSDy tcriaD Church, lasi evening, ana was addressed
by the Rev. Dr. stevens. Sheppard Page aud oter
UOBoKES.-Wam Thomson, alleged To /. u,,a.e-
sioua burglar, arrested. yesterday, for attempting
to procure tools under laist prctcnscs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-18

BuGNETT's COOKING EXTRACTS are the best

4 PRIVATE revenue stamp three inches long,
with b Sir Hall Ia the center placed the cork Of eih
g'hr bottle Of HALLS FAGEabLE ScLiAN HAIR EgSE~ER Take
NM liz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-18

DOOLEy'S YEAST POWDER is always full
weri., m'iay ~ ouo-iolltl 10 onriet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-18
NEW-YORk CITY.

Mr. Catacaay and wife, aud Boris Dsnzas, secretary
the Russian Legation, sail for Europe On saturday
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BROOKLYN.

NEwBURGH.-lt is alleged that Father Brady
VIII carry the application for writ OF habes corpus to
compel Daniel Irwin To produce Mary Martin 20 the SUI
preme Court. Miss Martin orphan, entered NJ. ir-
wins family, and renOunced the Roman Catholic religion
and attended the Presbyterian Church. Here relatives
threatened to her fO-cby and proceeding, were
instituted I'm the County COrt. Letters OF GUARDIANSHIP
OF her person and estate have been granted 10 Nj Irwin
POUOniLfI sIE.-Thc icc-bOat VIM Of the New Ham
burg Club made nine miles ia cgut minute yesterday.
Tine between the Ella aud the g-LI, resulted III a
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rATISTTCAL.

Cenas Of Che Uad 1870 by States and Trro on
b, compared Win the ptf tthsus
f,r Population by OF EauyeboIi Gnad bou i1-bn
Fnohbor inhabitants sId htsr0e' Aauc and
IN hans.
Formulation Of all the Cities States bsyVg 10000
inhabitants, hy the Census Of io'i
Prospect Population United States 1890 1890 1900 based On
The percentage % past Increase
etcs Of the PRINCIPAL Of the World giving Their Area
opuoa Debts Mics 81 Railroad Miles Of IeegraJi hIm ''ns
ReIgiOu and the Names % her hufs
M os, ami Ages AT Accession their Principal Minister