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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
CONNECTICUT.
THE SENATORIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CAN
DIDATES.

THE SENATORIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CAM
DIDATEs.
NEw-HAyEN, Conn, Jan. 20 Senator Ferrys
term as United States Senator from Connecticut will
expire the 4h OF March, 1s73 and the Legislature to
be chosen this Spring will elect his 1t Is gen.
orally understood that Senator Ferry will not again be
candidate owing to the feeble condition OF his health
which has almost debarred him from active work during
the past two three years. His disease Is chronic
affection OF the spine, but 1t is possible, In view OF the
tact that he has somewhat improved lately that his
friends may present his Gov. Jewell has not been
decided as to what course should pursue He has had
friends different parts Of the State pressing him
to become O candidate. He was anxious TO
retire from the field as candidate Tor
Governor but the shape things have taken makes II
necessary that he should again This result could
fOreseen, and in his deliberations upon the sena
toral question: he probably good deal embarrassed
by the uncertainty OF the Guberna0ral situation But
finding that II demanded OF him that he should lead
the party this Spring. he at once disposed or
the Senaorshp question by announcing that ne snOud
moi he n candidate lie declared this formally TO mem
bers Of his staff at his reception on Years day ana
the leading Republicans of the state now understand ms
position fully though the matter has not yet got INFO e
public prcsr, which accounts for the vague ana ire
Quently absurd comments OF the Democratic papers rs
Republican prospects on the disposition OF senatorial
candidates. 4,
This gives chance Tor an entirely Iuew deal through
out. There several candidates In this county who
upon one and that too before the gt Is
actually entered upon, to avail anything. very many
feel however that the chance Is very slim FOR making
rnuch advance, We have In NewHayen strong man In
the person OF the Hon. Henry b. Harrison VINO Wou,a
probably have been presented as compromise canu-
date in Gov. jewell had run the Hon. 81 W. hei-
from this district il talked OF by many and the Hon o.
ii. Plat of Merden has numerous friends. Ii Is not
known that there any candidates In other parts OF
the State. The character OF the contest Will very uSn
depend upon the of Senator Ferry as eand
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Others but rather choice OF statesman not tho
supposed interest Of individuals, but OF the nation
Noticing the fact that the transmssssppi Staos have
yet been represented on the Presidential ticket
Mr. Grinnell says:
flames f. Wilson, the country knows to regard Tor
long and able service. who refused Cabinet POSITIONS
being too poor accept tho honor Prominent persons
In many states know, anxious for his nomnation
and express themselves after the manner OF Cen A. O.
Harding OF the ruest and most potential OF men In
Illinois: Wilson would carry State and many others
which Grant cannot He has no element OF weakness
served with him in Congress- And why should there be
studied ruling out In view OF the divisions OF merits
and availability of senator Trumbull at the head OF tho
lean press; OF Boutwell,. Minister OF Finance; and
Senator Wilson, and COlfax with others whose leader
ship might assure unity and rally TO victory"
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THE "HOLY OFFICE" AT No. 50 WALL-sT

To ne EdfFOr OF the TrfOHHt'
SIR: In the days of the lnqnisition the
property Of the hereto connscated, and the In
quisitos aud tho nformer divided tho spos Inc lns
tuition grew 90 bo % very convenient one for unlucky
debtor, 10 get nd OF their creditors all that was neces
sary was for tho Inlormor " denOunce the victim ana
nothing more was heard him under the Kind care OF
the Inauiston Tho Inqustoral ohico at NO. SS wall
st. Col Frank H. Howe being chief inqhsi'or' ana
ChpIker Brown. FldiaD &C., fmniars see'neu 10
have borrowed their ideas froni Dominic. I"" p'ah
4. d., IN oh,u,n a warrant from Judge Blatchiord
(which q, teamed on Information and belief. and sworn to
by man whose regular business Ia TO swear 10 these
afdnys. thus screening Col Howe from damaged, The
merchant, hoors ara then seized. threats made. inter
Views had until Lest under tue 'orrc me nniort
Tor The fake o ming his books ana Oeng allowed %
carr, ON Ills business. Look % te case OF Nayor Co.
touhic tse~ we're put 10 by tho Holy Oiee. THINK tbat
ia s,a ssunify suQh an outrage ~ citizen sapula
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THE ONE-TERM PRINCIPLE.
TIKI CONVICTION OF THE NORTT-wEsT-LETTER
FROM HON. ]. y. GRINNELL.

~
FROM HON. j. Is. GRINSELL.
Some one having written to Mr.. Grinnell.
expressing surprise that he the prime author of the fret
Republican movement in Iowa. should oppose the re
nomination OF Grant, and favor coalition Mr. GrinnclI
replies substantially:
In Iowa there IS large class whose political service
AT early day, aud whose character IA unchal.
lenged. that do not think expedien do they desire
the ren0mina Of President Grant. Their names ara
known TO Ine. though their opinions never be en-
bodied, and with them In accord In this: that be.
y0nd controversy there is wide conviction that self
perpetuati0n by power IA tho bape Of politics and
that single Presidential torm when co 900 Offices are at
stake is worthy OF trial. AS friend of the President
do not choose to mention his vulnerable points Of at
tack. and could hope that without dsparagement and
party raneoT he would retire with civil wen mill.
tary honor Before his nomination. II IL s.id that he
conquered in the principle and the secre-
johnson accounted for In his desire 10 be his
opinion which. he said held by Gen.
Grant; and 1t would that he might spare himself
kindred imputatlon unless united country calls for
his denomination"
Abiding TO the fu.ility OF attempting TO carry the
campaign by catch words Of rebel rule and the like
rating the noorsequent differences In the Democratic
and Republican pstforns the general unanlmiJ upon
economical measurea the writer SAYS The question Ia
now simply. "who will give tho best administration
II 10 not how o nomination can be secured, but what
policy or political slembc VIII bring into harmony the
Germans who regard their Representative senator ms
used what, II not too late, will reconcile The ardent
friends Of SatOr hummer and hs healing the
New'fort breach and leaving Pennsy and indi'
hna not the contested neld promising only defcst III the
event Ut independent nominations or tho adoption or The
passive policy The country wns astoundod that Mis-
SCUM Democrats would leave Their party ana make
Gfz BrowB, the early and hated Abolitionis Governor
by ma ity Of tens OF thousands over worthy com
pctltor; and n our party viii forcs or aytr' greater
ops por cent OF our pationa vote viii sccers no Civil
ser gee panacea candidate w Inc usI " Dat NJ
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Heavens. more tumbling in II Westinghouse!
We recorded the fall OF floors OF roofs oil thc sa|
cred pulpit tsef and IL Is our duty to announce
tbe dovpf Of the chandelier In the Christian baptist
Church e,lislury Point Mass. There were four hH ~
nnd worse than all. the burning nuld was E"ic 80
The house aud the brethren might all have hc 81
hnf that the Minister with marvellous prcs,ct M
eprapg from the pulpit and smothered the lics Under
lis heavy rngcOn,. For some tiInc tier" seems 90
haye bee1 nm awful fate affecting religious ercs "
there Is great gale thcy the tst Ia topic over II
there L. great lire, t.uy sure Ia he IN; ned hnd n
tI.re IA financial Ia the congregation, they are
equally sure to be- Gl ~ puOic vonduc vnder au orer
,f court II this does not prove thAt NJ uout Wlld
wisely, what de pro,ef
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAN DEPARTMENT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsHINGTOs, d. c.. Jan 81, l872-l a. m.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHINGTOs, ID. c.. Jan 81 1871 u. NJ
Synopsis for The tce1stufom hours:
The barometer has fallen very generally, east
OF the Rocky Mountains Is lowest I'm Maine.
Light northerly winds, with rain and rising temporal
ture, have continued tho Gulf coast; northwest
winds with rain and cloud OH tho South Atlantic
The area OF clear weather il confined To the immediate
coast from Virginia TO Maine Clond and snow with d.
minshed southwest winds on the lower lakes
Westerly winds, with cloud and snow, on Lakes Mlchi-
igan and Huron Cloudiness in the Northwest continues,
with south-wcsterly winds.
Probabilities.
The barometer will probably continue TO fall on Satur-
day over the lakes and NewEngland. with westerly
winds and cloudy weather; snow continue on the lower
lakes. CT,
Cloudy weather and possibly rain prevail on the Gun
and South Atlantic Coast rising barometer ana clearing
weather at the Rocky Mountain stations.
Dangerous winds are not ANTICIPATED tonight.
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ASSEMBLY.
TIE BOARD OF AUDIT BILL,


The bin providing for the payment of the
claims against the City and County of NewYOrk WAS re-
ceived from the Senate, with amendments
Mr.. ALvoRD said, In moving concurrence with the
amendments made by the Senate, he wOuld say the bill
contains the principle which contained in the As
semby bill.
Mr. JUrD trusted the amendments would not be con-
Cured ill., He asked why it that Gen. Cochrane s
name wa left Of this Board of Audit. He goo
and sound Republican. II he is struck down. why Is not
q Democrat also struck out OF the Boardt
Mr. MoULroN moved to substitute the Hawkins bill for
that before the House. 800 ,.,
assntt ~ Others OF the majority voted for IT, He was
surprised s the course pursued by The Gentleman from
gentleman opposed making the auditor OF these accounts
sdnes I hers5e the Board WAS cons. Of
Republicans and two Democrats. How does the bill now
stand There two Democrats and one Republican.
and two Of this Board who made these bills and
are ~ pay them. Now, no was opposed To any tuch
every OIdInc Democrat IS found voting It. Now
lao asked wien the people sent this large majority here
few We rs does Loo, wen to us egtlang Demo
Gratis want 20 cor He afo SAID seats on ts hoor on
that daV were filed by who for tbs past two
were here controlling legislation. He insisted that IL hnd
been sad over and over again tba iness dep amounted
10 four and half millions, and yet In this b the Con
trolor is Authorized and required 10 Issue DonoS Tor
Mr. sIvoRD in reply to Mr. Fort ead that there
were only ahsentees when the vote was Likc there
could not have been very extensive oDS on t9e or
OF the House aud as for The 0o OF ~ 10, e
BILL hc had 40 objection t. TINS lie w"lIa IM . tnen
come right into tine HephDHcah par9 1I,u -, H.,
r. they would behave theInsayes. But az 10 ai',s-
ions or factions in the REPUBLICAN parry, ne
would point 10 the course OF pphbc JOnIlii
which has directed its eurs " rcaking down TIC
Republican party. For himself hetramllcd under M
feet sucn Journal and any WHO stands py IT'S s6e
He WIS alone IL pOusile for his action here ana nc
would submit II 10 his constituents and DO one cise
Mr. HAWKINS detailed the history OF the BIZ intro
ducing a bill on the same subject. He sent II 10 Mr.
Green, and asked him 10 come up here. When he ar
nyed no told Mr. Green some such simple bin only
would pass. lie had not the slightest idea OF making
THIS political measure or giving II tnst
complexion Nothing further from his MIND.
Then IN COMMITTEE 1t was agreed 10 report
this short aEd simple hi, and 1t was
NJ reported. But when IL came another substitute
was presented und Is known, was adopted. THIS Ia
the whole s6orJ. NpD 10 tins BILL We chained that
any OF the claims could be brought before
this Board II Audit. He did not believe Il would be
allowed but WHIT wanted was to prevent snCh
Chains being presented. A. ~ Board Of Audi, the
peopie did moi Want oIc. They had had enough " tc
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MARKEr BANK sWINDLE.

RumOr says that most Of C0nklin's short
comings are attributable 10 certain confed crates who
induced him speculate in stocks and real estate OF
Long Branch The Directors say that he lent per.
con named Brt nj Long Branch $4,000 on lot OF trash
called the st. Paul and Minnesota Railroad Cas- stock
which IA 4. feared IL utterly worthless; hlso Derby
oon stock az ten value and $1,000 ON pioce OF
laId which Brte yos, that cannot $50 recovered ~
fire aud 10 already mort gagged for than is value.
Steps viii doubtless be taken NJ onee 10 pro, the
cOnicaerates who adei COakli1 ~ swtnl the bank.
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LATEST SNIP NEWS
.sor other Snip Mems see Fifh PdJ..l

Steamship Coumbs Van Sicc Hysna jar ~ snt Nsss,s PSI
with mdse and pass to htIasne Mail Steamship 90
steamshp dteras Lawrence, SooE a mIe AMI 70 Oh
Dominion Steamship Co.
u g. R,seags Gutter Grant Copmsutet Sghs Dclss Bs,h
Hope 70 days, With WOOL
DOMESTIC PORTS
CHARLESTON C.. Jan. 6Arriyed steamship jlres tdy s1i
sch n HAWKINS from SesYors Sailed .!e,"ssp F,c'a. 'os
Baltimore
s,vAssaH Ca Jan 26Arrei steamships leo from New YORK.
Oriental Boston, ship Wsn and Anna. Hsmblg. hnS
Henry Trowtrge Boston; .ch A. Potter from Charleston
FOREIGN PORTS.
n g. Jn 26-Arnvei steamship rhannGa nom H''
burg for New. orb, short Of coal
PLrMoUTH. Jan. SThe se,mshiP 1s'nsns, nom hI'S~'-
Ivedh t1dA
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UTAH.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEGISLATURE.

PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEGISLATURE.
SALT LAKE, Jan. 26.--The Legislature of
Utah has undor consideration mining law, which
provides that to hold claims $50 worth of work shall be
performed for every 200 feet located and for every
tunnel right $500 work must be done all locations and
transfers TO recorded In the County Recorders office
In the respective counties and l0ca0rs to hold their
claims as real estate. The miners are strongly opposed
to the bill. .
A bill has been offered and referred TO n committee,
regulating marriage. 1t provides that males OF fifteen
years, and females OF twelve years may contract mar
rage with the consent OF parents or guardians. No
allusion IA made TO the plurality System.
Gov Woods is preparing message on the act relative
10 the admission Of Utah.
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SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

ST.. LOUIS. Mo-, Jan. 20.-As the passenger
train on tho North Missouri Rairoad, duo here about
o'clock this morning. reached point between Orridgs
ton and Graham Il miles from here, the rail broke under
the locomotive and the baggage and smoking cars were
thrown down an embankmentl Is feet high Tho ladies
car sd part OF the way down. but without turning over
Daniel Riley brakeman, was badly bruised. several
in the smoking severely bruised ana
cut One two had Iueir ribs broken, but none were
farm injured
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MUTINY ON sHIPBOARD.

PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. ga mutiny occurred
ON board tho brig Cascatele Capt Simmons, In the har
bor this afternoon. The drunk and had Just
been put on board They went into the forecaste and
with drawn knives threatened the lives OF any who
should approach. While there they got into fight
among themselves and two OF them were horribly cut
and gashed. The whole Drew were aterward taken 10
tho Station, where the wounds or tue injured "ere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27

CINCINNATI, Jan. 26.--Hcn Morgan, young
Baptist minister who has been for about five months
preaching to G congregation in Chevoit, suburb of this
city, was to-day arrested by detectives for stealing
books from the theological and religious department Of
the public library Morgan confessed his crime saying
that he needed the books and had not the to buy
them Ho Il now Ia the Station-Houso He was unor'
dained, and came from Wales two years ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27

enough to sink Administration tho botomless pit
This Office Is appointed by Secretary Boutwell, and Col
Howe Ia, believe, a pr0ege Of Gen. Grant and a. Ia
even more corrupt and selfseeklng than the Custom
house hope you will not let these inqulsitors alone
until this Internal spy business Ia abolished proved
honest or beneficial TO the country Far better would
be that part OF the should bo collected than
that such 0utrages as those porpetrated Nayor CO.
should be repeated. ACs
NeU York, Jan,
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PASSENGERN ARRIHEU.

FROM HAyAsA-in steagshp Columbia Dan % Chef Yss
Bnlcr, u h. ~. Capt A. w. Weaver e. 4 X DY Myrrs r.
ASST Egg Aston. = n PERI, y ~ Jas, Costa q c-.,
~
" Fuller Van Tsssol Tasssl Capt ThoA CarT
Capt r. Croft Capt Julsn Mott Miss Dunlap L.,bryD
Edst bdars M.rBez Rey G. iiiea, s,ssi,ge
FROM TABLE BAY, &. Of @. lila baIk Mlneeroa Ian -
Capt Chase, Mrs wrsngles and family
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A oNE.s1pEp COMPROMISE.

HARTFORD, Jan. 26.---In the Superior Court,
to-day the Jury In tho Of W. g. White agt DR. j. &.
Jackson claiming $4,000 damages for alleged malprac-
tice In setting broken leg. broughtn verdict Of % and
COSTS In all 80 There were, by agreement but Jurors
trying tho CASE and 10 IN favor OF verdict for tho
defendant. but compromised with the one holding out in
order the defendant the heavy expenses ola new
triaL
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LOUISIANA.

ALL QUIET AT NEw-oRLEASs.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2G.-Dispatches from Cen
Emory represent everything quiet at New-Orleans ho
that nearly all the members OF the Legislature
took their seats at the State Capitol yesterday.
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THE UNION PACIFIC BLOCKADE.

OMAHA, Jan. 26.-There is no important
change IN the condition Of the Union Pacific Railroad to-
day. The trains bound west at Cheyenne. It Is
showing Laramie. train left Laramie, to-day, for
the east following shoyellers.
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TIE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARKETS

HAv.vA ysa Spani ro has r,en ~
sags, active and pnces advanced stock v,s~
Anticipating b CHER prices there also eave demsnd 10
g. Ii9 ra per tobs aoscoyado SsgsfFr Z, Good Roaming
frrner al siu9i re1ls
The speculation been gsy ebh,net By sver k,ys
who pacha Snz 81
frH from i0y The aBb hy state the market hss
produced the opnon among ctu1ls merchants thtt vii fs1
nsr' a,ath and it, Jared that Of TIE strongest sot'" ~" -
pelei here should Be rapid detdDe,
Brsnge United State 20 das currency, 1f premss
soit gbi q prr,. 20 go III plls premium short As
5iaii Denio Londan 22fl preai0G Paris q pfsn.ss
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Special Notice
b. 49,. .-.. 1890. 49, % 40
Tho Commercial Agency.
CREDIT AND CAPITAL.


NcKI.LOP, SPRAGUE &c Co..
s.o. about the ypausy Jay their HAnas,i vess
of the
COMMERCIAL AGENCY REGISTER
Is the no. coxrLsrs sak Of The Iai ever p
heL This Is the only Gtseps etos eS'rds 81 tho
c.sir. Of each sru IN connection With ,h. rstpg<
This agency VAS me- and the CoasciAL R',i'rss
s., become s,esdd Wort kt ssoussvs tho Rsab. ana
Ccustiss Room.
AysoC1Ars OFFICES
JOHN hsKliLop 4 Co. Phls c?hs fcnp
JAMEs wN RINDAtfe Bostoe. MAJ
JOHN DIcKILLoP d Co. BLtnes. NJ
TApPAN McKILboP s c., CSioaeo. III.
TAPPaa xcgILLoP Co. Cseinrsti, Ono
LATiiaoP, MeKiLIor 4 Co. 81, Louis, ~,
TApPAE. MeEILL0P Co, aisssIer Wa
TAPPAN NskiLlOP & 60. Detroit Ma.
Japan. MeElJLoP Co. Toledo. On.
MOORE l. NeKrtLor esncy. ~
HRsGiIr, NcktLLOe g. Cs. Sssa, CsA M
STRONG & uEpksBEiS3 81. Joseph M
TAPPAS, McEiIL0P Co.. ~ Psst Mss
HOPE, NcKtLL0r Co., San ttsrcoso.Vst
noPh, MsSii.Lop h 60. Podin4 Oregon.
MURRAY MIDA.ENIos ia. N1sfcal Cs,sn
MURRAY MDDLRNIss s Co. Ta'or,a cssSA
PtRCHLL EosS 1 10. Aessr ny
oh.es SIS, ia
LONDON LIvsgtQoi. NANGilE,tkg 0las9o"' ANU
BDiNDuRdh. .-.---.
Fine t;aia Jeweiry, resssDsbo ps Lt.s 6aa wsscsss
80, 40. ,al go s.A n,aVss Ca 1f IA Msts~ ss.
Fv..tesssrsa
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Transformation.-rHs CoLtos DgSrM Asaocfsros. 10
Cooper institute transforms pain pleasure N The iughng s't
No operator len Office except sho Temporarily employees
during the illness the regular Operators DIS PAos
And SO,Vm
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Auges Turkish Baths gon.ave 25lbst 0enspes
every al night Ladies ds and evening" Advantages naouse
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Public Speakers fluid lheir voices improved by dc
use Of DUESOs CArARHu SNUFF
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For safety and Parity there equal to pESsL1w
or 1892 Gre test gnOke smel no cbaoSs
lamps explosions Ask grocer s H. or seni 70 ~ hAisa
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Don't Encournae ssmo gRliDg. The excessive duty 10 70 ~
pet cent? silk Umbrellas se encouraged toe smuggling Of thus
class Of goods Messrs Coz No 45 TodSsy
able SIR lmOe hsys
Umbrellas They feel greatly nAinS tbs reelection BY
the remarks caoner sb UGbrels may BE- THfas
here at quite as low pdce A. tire Smugsc5 goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27

Millions OF Bottles Of Mrs. Winsiow's SOOTHING
Syrup sold and With neVerng It Oh ssi
wel[triei remedy and has stood the test Of TesB
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n0MRsTlC MARKRrs

sES oEL,Ass Jan 9e-poalere IL sIpot de-snf esps
sl, ~ 70; Doabl. sr 81 y feeble Elis, s7eleeS Corr
hrnfi ietw and hitsd, Whit ft07c Oats trmer a, ID
Bran 81 09 ~ a. Iiy sS8a Prime. PORK bee q. ~
Daoon taroe soateB sg7; Clear Rh S99ir. Clear s1 "a
VIC hev haeurei sns dull l5c. nn1hsre expod De-
Ssnl ne5's s.e9ii Reg ioniolc sazaf trs M ca.
omn.n @.t:i Far fuy Pair Gdf.c. Pbne, - nst- Nc
sses ara InhhSr s2S Common SG9Sc E"t n9.as Pnss
70 icey Prime tJ~f whisky Recf>f, pc USl CoH.s
Goii 1901 ~ ' ~
Rosn em at S3 70 for Ssau.d Crls ru.Drtc . 80
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Parsons PurgafIye Pills--Bed family physc SnsRIDAss
CAVALRY CosDIros PowDKRs for horses
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Psr the Famiiy.-!1Bs STANDARD 0ooDs No f'"lT es.
be IIsfri Lcrterre Table Snc' u -
eens dne asyor Soups ani Fish sn Meats A. the s
hut is to bread
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Money Deposited before Pcbrsy 10 te NUTu,1 BIS,
xsr SAVINGS BlSK Nasis the Franklin Statue w dss
interest from that date.
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Renne's Pain-KilIins Magic Oil clean. s aai dsaas.s
" use. Try in Headache
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Wickes' Eclectic Oil the as,t end best n'ae tot O.a.,
kerosene lamps j. H. "cKs' ip nHlent>is
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M1RRIED.

Bronchiti, relieved By using HAr,rD c,swsIr. Cos
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages mast be endorsed With full
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27

Tho singer NTunufacturing COmpon,', sewing ns-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27

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