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New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
~ OPEN LETTER TO JCDGE BARNARD.

Jiudos GEO. G.. BARNARD, Nc,r- York Supreme Court
SIR: On my return this afternoon, after a brief
absence from the city. | find III several morning
papers of Monday what purports to be a
statement made by you III which my name
is introduced. After several malicious expressions
Of Your impotent rage, which l pass by, you
indulge IN baser InsinuatiOns. which. have heard
II i1timated. yOu apply to me. have inquired OF
the reporter VINO took down your words and he says
that when yOu made these slanderous remarks he
asked YOU 10 whom you referred. and Ike the prac-
tlced Bnave you are universally known to be, you
sought TO shield yourself from criminal prosecution
for their utterance by bubble, and declined to
make yourself responsible by direct answer.
believe you lie in insinuatng II of any man;
] know and will prove you lie in insinuating such
ISLANDERS Of me If you will make yourself responsible
G lar for the slanderous nuendo you have hissed like
a snake and which YOU have not shown the moral
courage to speak openly like man, will give yOu
AN opportunity to prove your words before
a jury If you not that meane5t and most
cowardy If slanderers the slanderer by inuendO,
you will accept this challenge and take the
quences which promise shall speedily follow. You
pretend To be anxious to get before Grand Jury.
Cease to skulk and you shall be accommodated.
W. +. G. SHANKS.
Tribune Offce, Jan. lC, 1872.
7. S.-The medium whom you betrayed into cir
culatipg your inuendOes repudiates yOu and your
ISLANDERS III the following letter, which found on
my desk Oh my return to NewYOrk:
OFFICE OF THE NEw-YoRK CITY PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
local Bureau of the Associated Press)
NEwYoRK, Jan. IS, 1872. y
DEAR Mr.. SHANKs l have learned 10 my very
great regret and surprise that this Office has been the
medium of circulating gross and sanderOus state
ment concerning YOU. The report Of the interview
with Judge Barnard sent from the Office
during my absence The reporter who wrote the i'll
terview had no knowledge as whom the slanderOus
statement had reference 1t is hardly necessary for
me to assure you how deeply regret that any cause
should have led to circulating such an uncaled
for attack on you. lreman very truly y9nrs,
c. A. OROURRR.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
SENATOR yHERAlHS TARIFF BLL

WAsulNGTON, Jan. 16.-The following is the
bill reported to-day by Senator sherman rom the C0n
mittee on Finance as substltule tor the House OH
repealing duties on coal, iron, ana SAT-; . -.
X, a1tsf IT, and aer he lst day Of Juy A. d. B' m
S cou there shall be levied cod and paid the goods
AMI section enumerated impaired from torssn ecn1
To1 oe DER pound on coffee all per pound; eco
and & roots M PSTn or 5 % a ' m s for Sos e r
pound on m 1 siTs "1 n or pounds to the Sahe on
bulk and on all roeS '9 or mineral ,a, ye per W % plns & b
pounds cleaned nudng ee eouTony ear rans me- one
And one fourth pound uucran-d nee Da1s F4hA nee
ono cent per pOun paddy threeoutb Of cent per pound on p"
zoe IN sI ansrd OF .e not otherwise provided
Der cubic oot boards pnk deals od Other nm.. Of ru
mr. an Al, Other yses Of saved t2 toaad feet boar
gGs @ , 1 Ts@ en u1 5sS 81 n ihs 6s b. levied
r eh 'S 50 I pin1d d or sS and rpove per oasand et
aad # pianed ade' and tonsned and groovd ~ /"
per %%s',an S oar blocks. sunGesdng Ike blocks
rough newn Or sa~e only ~ per n'am aa M Oh | t
eT thousand pine ehphoan - per soasana on prnc cap
1gb and not id valorn casks and bs
mot1 lnd .uarbor shocks ald packing boxes Of wood not other
% pyde per al vaorrm provided that cssss barrels
and other g..,r sn The %sancia5s 3 Of s
NJ oo a .uh regulation. presented BY the secretary
SIC That ai the at ir Of Jar next in lieu OF ne
there shall Levied and pa the goods and nr
nav, moos br law mon ad ricles yeraI- being
~on reduce uts On sad articles 10 per cenam OF
arh dnr thu, y II cotton of which cotton
is the component part Eau al woods the alpaca to
other Ike and an nanaf'c'n q shch ESs or ''es
OF chief value all the ma nuaae 9
M ylch m ssbct duy Of % centun al Yao~n on Az
ron al uauucrrs u ira ind steel OF shh A
shs Of cbet value eepang hs 'oh
an ifOn AMI steel and on al nann
rnrr. h either Of them the component part OF er
,or. aud leather tni maHnfsetnre eth o. al nrc OF
nj ia N her compone II chief ltps;
al as raob,r SEprhi hns, nd on OIL cloths OF all descrP
....- -
drrh h- section shall BE- exempt
haf A. shells
ss.o-. ba blst f matupI l
bn.k ghns for slas biHeiag stuaet
and s animals uot otherwise poo
,r Gr bf brooms. lrls-oA 1ui lt oaf Tor miluactnrg
rlsg NI,s eeseai -.Oaa a. eNef a", nNA-N~N,
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
PERSONAL.

The Hon. Archibald Atkinson died in Isle
of wight, Va week. in his SOth year In 1872 be
manned OF the boats that engaged the British at
Craney Island, near Norfolk. He was subsequently,
elected State senator and Congressman In both positions
enjoying an honorable rank.
President Thiers, by causing the recall OF
Prince Metternch, the Austrian ambassador, has de-
prved the Partisan beau one OF the most charm
salons IN the capital where Princess Meternich
had developed luxury " such that many for
tunes have been ruined by trying with unequal powers
10 follow IN her footsteps.
The humoT of the late James Fisk, jr., of
which much has been recently said illustrated In
his reply 70 body Of his felowcitzens OF Braitebor
xho wished him in putting fence about
He said 10 the astOunded applicants No. not a cent
don't need fence there. Those that in, IN
danger breaking out and those that out surely
have no desire 10 break III"
VIM. S. GrOesbeck. who has been spending
a few days in Eew-York and whom Democratic poit
clans regard with curious interest d they may
yet be called support for the Presidency, If, like
the other Presidential candidate from his city Mr. Pen
dletOn, a member Of old and wealthy Cincinnati
family. He If brOther-in-aw 10 Gen. JOS Hooker
Mr.. GTOesbeck has made few public appearances, Consid
r1Dg the reputation he enjoys and has spent little
tme IN public life; but he has the faculty Of always
comm up 10 the requirements Of the situation and add
ing 10 niS reputation every time he appears.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17

Governor during the present session Of the LeEisatre
Chef among these Il that OF JIstcc OF the Supreme
Court Tor the Hudson Circuit judge Beedle the pres
entncumbent was appointed by Gov. Parer during his
Orner term and will doubtless be reappOinted There
u 10 be now clerk appointed fOr che Supreme Court
A. tls position Il considered ~ be worth $1,000 per year.
Lhcfe Il considerable competition for II. Benjamin r.
Lee, who was candidate FOR the GOyornOrsnip, wiz
PROBABLY be appointed Prosecutors also 20 be ap
pointed IN E5srx and MideseX Counties In the former
county there are four candidates; Major c. n. Abeel,
Nehemiah Perry. ex-senator g. T. G.. Clifford, and VIM
buId Jr The chances con iered 10 be- about even
DFtweeu Abeel aud Perry with slight odds in of
tbe latter. In hiddlesex County william Patterson IA
bcheycd 10 bc the favored candidate Chancellor n
briskies term does not expire TIL next year che
statement made recently Dy local paper that 1t expired
this year Ia therefore Incorrect
Speaker Niles viii introduce into the House % Assem-
by tomorrow joint resolution requesting Senator,
ana Representatives IN Con 5Iess rsD. to ala all efforts
IN Cv service reform, tO make merit and not partisan
service test 0f fitness in appointment and continuance
10 Once; fsecoud 10 abolish the raDking ~ and It's
abuse
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
MUNICIPAL REFORM ITEMS.

Nr. Charles OConor has withdrawn, it is
reported from hi, connection with the Municipal Blu
reau and will not take any part in the prosecution OF
the Ring cases. which VIII be entirely IL the hands Of
Gen Francis G. Barlow
The Grand Jury Of the Court Of oyer and Terniner
have arranged adjourn Friday, and it is alleged
that the rival juries far the members are con
cerned have settled their differences amicaby.
lanes NJ Brown Yce-Charman. presided at the meet
ing OF the Committee OF seventy last night. Joseph
Blumenthal Chairman of the subcommittee on Alleged
Frauds and Accounts read statement of gross frauds
uDon the city and promised to have detailed report
ready FOR the Committee at early day. The Hon
Edward Salmon. Chairman Of the Committee on Leg1sla-
tiOn made the final report Of his Committee on the sub
ect OF the clty charter and at his request Friday even
inc M xt was apart for final discussion and action
of the Committee. jackson Schultz made suggestion
chat was approved that the Committee on LegShtion
b. by the committee appointed to visit Albany
NJ the previous meeting.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
FRAGMENTS or WESTEPN NEWS.
1877 TELEGRAPH TO THE rRlBuSEI

TEIn'7WNTIT
COtrNBr, Ohio Jan. l6-In the Senate to-day
,, ara ilr .rr-i % Der .el
M expiration when prevented With h'
provir for the appointment
lroids. unnecessary fcanuauon Of monef
district. h i
p0yu.lg 10. h- coil ton o taxes earn dr
months Provide ietrHs contracts ior state PrnI.
u ipsieal pf tgO yeIrt
DRs M0INEs. Iowa. Jan. 16-The Republicans in
cau,as tonight nominated f. p ChrkDn o Oes hones stat.
Printer T. amAt ionop, state Binder NJ Coy OF Council
Warden OF Pu;ary. Ia the loose to4 the question of
llt settl-! The whole matter
table passing resolution refusing make appropriation
toe payment newspaper accounts
MILWAUKEE, Jan. l6.-An important suit has Just
es1 eci4i 10 Cont Judge Drumm0nt presiding.
Howell Co against Iau Buni Co. involving IN"
former pent 1iu,-sbie rooh rnyaor The htter i'm
hl machines hrogs the country The
yeryirt "a for tie plaintiff
ST. Louis. Jau. lG.-At a meeting of the stock
Csr Insurance COMPANY TODAY 10 which
Optel requesting h-
subscription of the Comp
b,.lDUD. = so As deemed ~. e'Ieat bg them.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
MARYLAND

BhGLOTING FOg U. :. sEEArOR-NO DECISION
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. 16.-BOth houses Of the
Legislature ballottod. today. for a u :. senator 10
suco-ed the Hon George Vcers whose term expires in
March. Mr.. Vickers, the present incumbent
cciyed 3 votes in the Senate and Is IN the House :;
the Hon George X. Dennis nf Somerset IN the
Senate and 10 IN the House the Hon Daniel NJ. Henry
of Dorchester the Senate aud 10 In he HOs. the
Hon James j. Earle of Queen Ann In the senate and
IN the Qhc three last named state oeuatOrsl
Judge H. i. Carmichael o Kent, two the senate and
the House the Hon Jacob Tome of CccI received The
entire Republican vote IN tine senate and ten IN The
HOusr-twO Republicans not voting. The remaining vote
IN both Houses ana senate was scattering The YOt0
to-day gives indication OF the maj result The senate
Of - membcrs and the House -, r.iUIr *
OF 81 for an election All thr candidates voted TOR
to-day reside the Eastern shore state law giving
the Senator % that section o. thr state
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
POLITICAL.
LOUISIANA

LOUISIANA.
ALL THE SENATOR'S BACK-THE wARMOTa AD-
MINIorRATioN GAINING IN POPULAR FAVOR
lBY TELEGRAPH T0 THE TRIBUNE
NEw-ORLEANS, Jan. t6.-All the Senator's
came back to-day under the pressure OF the unex pcce
quorum in the Senate yesterday. The Custom house
men offered State administration Senator S. 0O and
Democratic votes II he would side with them but the
offer was refused Another Administration member Of
the House offered place in the Custom house If ne
would go against the State administration the offer was
also refused. The State administration men do not
swerve. The Senators just returned have cauced all
day and the quorum Of yesterday broken thereby
though two or three Senator'S wrote that their object
to bring all the Senators TO the State House
The Reform measures adopted yesterday when there
was a quorum In both Houses made the state admins
traon very popular with the people The leading cti-
zens have consregated to-day around the House,
and indorsed the conciliaory policy oi Gov warmoth.
The Carter Custom house Senators and Representatives
dsintegIated.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. lG
Mr.. LORD offered resolution recommending
the Canal Board to apply the rule OF the Civil Service
Reform ~ 10 examination Of qualifications Of Canal Off
GER, superintendent, etc.
-.aiOr AsEs offered resolution placing the follow
iDg named Democrats on the conLGittees named:
o. N"n iisrenlergh; FBance Lord; JaddAT Muphy; Militia
@ BIZ tnAa Joh9on Railroads Badehbeg Roads Bridges
%sLs iaslsre, MaIPhyi STATE Pnsoa HardenbSgh, Banks
- 6ra nsranos Isaann; Erection and Division Of Towns
CTh JJIusoai AglcutuTe murphy; MAnulse
tsrs Public Health BTeo Privileges Elections
dsu~ kngrOssed Bile Cocks i.iisn Afrs Public R
J~si - leusnn; Public Buildings OBieR Harder.
l~rka 'baiaur hnd krOa h0rties emann Retrenckment
C1is rrYsnoes johnson Manufacture Of Salt Lord gernaten
A1t tks, Public PrHtng OBnen Rules Maphy Ibrary Tie
Jll-r, n YLsges Lord Adoarued
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
ASSEMBLY,.

The bilI confirming the orders Of the Court
OF General aesons Of the Peace ofhe City and County
OF New YORK &C. passed-Yeas S. Nays, -; all
De1IIrri'4
hr PRvrE Introduced bin 10 amend Chapter $50 Of the
law Of 1910 entitled an Ac, IN Relation % Jurors IN the
CITY ud fJauty Uf Nr~ IOrK which makes section -
TzJd is fJlOgs. A Grand Jury may be mpaueled 10
the CONT oyer TormnoT, and also lH the Court
Of -Hti8 Session and meet at and during the same
time ihis bin int Hded % rrmOVr the diHiruy re-
Gently ckpvIIruced concerning thr s-siOu ~ turlcs
Hf EDHTOS introduced hll regulating the uunDs
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
political. NOTES.

The Middleton Comm 'Ity eieot,on' .,;,..,,
49, na,dsd nv q Vincent Coain FOR Mayor Dy over
100 majority. ,,,s,chusett.
.,.,rs and the papcr- spoak right out about the III
decency 10 put stroDger-of snp.l, men th"y nav h
fro,n corporatiOns upon whose in' w. ' w
cu led tpon 10 act during Tao ri''''
The Ohio papers are yiY4ciously bitter over
,i. .,,,,,,ry ulrrtion OF tia place Tor holding The
- l,,y.pti.n. anI ~ not h,atate % charge the
most fnbion- rrasons for '' "'i'H anu 'i' Ai'''o
lection.
Tie Custom house RpUbicau General Com
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
WISCONSIN

vETO MESSAGE FROM GOV. wAsHBUGNG.
MADIsos, Jan. 16-The Senate this morning
received message from Gov. washburne votoing the
bill passed 10 enable the Chippewa Indians Inyest ltin
Committee 10 compel the attendance of witness. the
ground that the terms Of 4 majority of the Committee
members 0f The Legislature having expired said persons
were merely private citzens, ana could have no such
power the bill attempted - confer.
In the Assembly joint resolution offered for In
amendment ca the Constitution providing for %
bers OF the Assembly he 'c - for two years. Lnd
3 nemb ths senate 10 De- cl'ted .lr four years
ana also Tor biennial sc}sOgs and cumu!I.ys voting
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
DEPARTMENT or JUsTIl

HIS BrceiieRcy II. G. WARMOTH GOrcrnOr Of Louisiana
SIR The President has referred To your dispatch of
this date representing that the Legislature Of the state
has asked 10 have the military forces Of the United
States placed NJ your disposal tO preserve the public
peace, &c There Is contest To the legality OF the
election OF the Lieutenant Governor and also To the
existence 0f the lower branch Of the Legislature dis
patches having been received here from persons,
each claiming he the Speaker thereof and the Pres
dent does nOt feel that he would be- Justified deciding
those questions this time and under existing
stances and Is unwilling u Interfere IN state matters
with the military power Of the Government. except IN
clear Of legal right and Oyerrung necessity. Very
respectfully. your Obedent servant,
GEORGE III. WILLIAMS. Attorney General.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
IS7I.


Mr Lord introduced series OF resolutions involving
the appiication of the Civil Service Law to the an
ponL-e, Of the Canal Board. He created little
Comment by his broad assertion that similar PROPOSE
ton pa last year. failed to meet the approval OF Gov
II Ofu.5u H0 held that all these Offices should
filled 10y the Canal Commissioners; who understood
wanted, and not by a State Treasurer, Con
tTOrr Attorney General and Secretary of State who
knew nothing about the canals. bill alsO
introduced g. incorporate association known as the
Grand Army OF the Republic.
resolution passed filing In the minOrit!es OF the
Comm tt,c, Tie name Of Mr Tweed is omitted Messrs
WelsiIan and NcInann are added 10 the Committee Of
Ciue4 ~ understood that Mr. Tweed Will this
treaIncn nd that IN doing he will respect per
spu- iud perhaps make somewhat I,rOInscuOus
l. ~ ID
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1G.-The President re-
ceved telegram from Gov. warmoth last night trans
mtting resolution passed by the Louisiana Legislature.
requesting the President to place the military forces in
the vicinity of NewOreans the disposal OF the
ernor The latter therefore asked that the request Of the
Legislature be complied with The President referred
the telegram, with instructions, 10 Attorney General
Williams. who forwarded the following reply:
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
PERsoNAL-BY TELEGRAPH.

.-. Tie President sent 10 the Senate yeserday he
following D0n.rh0ns Chare Brown Pension Ar,n a
erns John BOYER Receive Of Pabdc Moneys Wala
v.
.... The funeral of Major Thomas G. Bradford l..
r A. te Instructor Point place
1 The olcez oi he ry military combines ofd psb
..- Nj Hart one Of the publishers Of Tie MarJIe-
head Hesseage del suddenly Mondsy Of Aean disease
600. Herr Won Prcts has been appointed Minister
0i Finance in the next Austrian Cabinet.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
,YEATHBR REPORT.
VAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFI0E OF rUF CiUEF -igNAL OFFICER,
WA-Hi>afoN. Jan. Ill u. m.

Wl-Hi>afDN. Jan. Ill H. m. )
Synopsis J0r kie D0f iU,ttyfOUr hOWrs.
The area Of low DarOmeter. which was Mon
day nj ght Lakes huron and Ere has moved eastward
Connecticut. AMI hight u now reported on the
New IN gland cOLst.
A subsidiary having developed in Western Fir-
gia has moved eastward beyond our stations Cloudy
weather has prevailed generally during TueSidv,
with occasional light from North Carolina 10
Michigan and eastward
Clear weather has continued the Southern and Gulf
states. The of highest barometer extends from
Tennessee Lake superior. and ht southeast winds
are reported its western edge. COudy weather and
falling barometer nave confined the Rocky Mountain
stLLIOna-
PrDbab,Ijfies
RISING bar0mr,r ana clear CLEARING weather, with
liyb winds ire ~ the north and west VII probably pre-
vail On "Wednesday east of Michigan .nd Tennessee; fail
m barometer and Increasing wind, from The south and
west prevail 20 the west Of thlt line
Clear weather. with Hight Winds viii probably prevail
southern and Gull states; an area Of low barom
ter more eastward into Minnesota and Iowa. with cloud
and possibly in hOse states by "Wednesday ulGnL
Dangerous winds not anticipated for tonight.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
LATEST SHIP NEBS

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ARRIVED.
Srnp Montgomery. Flroa S4'iHuih vita ni'r ''i "as' -
s-n6 Ai5,r. eoua Sorfo', with MR. All D' ~
D"mnul
pass. o. % ". h. Garrison
Br C~uanr ,ftneg ,Eaeinil, - DAYS. Etl ibtes g.
S-y Ca-al Washington y e. : days. si,h ass-s
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
4. Music b7 o,to, Bad.

1. Music bv Quo, Bsa1.
II Prayer ny Rev Dr. D--n~
III Un,aHns Of the Statue. By Prof r. MORS&
~ Presentation 10 ind Printers tom braIf u A-rs
DcGroo) b. HORACE GREELEY
s. Acceptance by CHARLES SAVAGE Prdei Board of Irs
lee of the Nrs.yors Typographical Soiet,.
VI. Mus the Band.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
IOWA.

ELECTION or \ UNITED STATES sESATOB
CHICAGO, Jan. ls.--The Hon. VIM. 3. Ali
son to-day elected United states Senator by The Leg
isature OF Iowa. In the Senate the vote stood Allison.
40; Knapp, :. In the House Allison. 7S Knapp. is A
strict party vote.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17

b. resolution Of the General COMMITTEE the irons newspaper esf-h
shnen employing printers Of the ct' requested t" 's
their empoes necessary tnes, the ceremonies al The IN
Of the ststue.
An earnest invitation members Of the sad -
all p.e sn to the generally - b. present. this Oessoa
which IL believed will be one OF unusual
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17

ner In the chair collector An hur and Thoms uurphg
present After the tran. 'stion Of unimportsnt
busineas the COMMITTEE adiOurned<0 - meet on jan -
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17

The Poor Lifiie sufferer all be- mmsdstei r'eve bT a'H<
HaA W.vsLow. Soorut,G Sy,sP for children t.rsh.ag
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
LIE FRANKLIN BANQrET.


In the evening Banquet viii veu DBLNOSIC0S (P0aS-
,eeh which responses Oss will be made By prominent ~eu-
hers pres, distinguished aed guests The tickets are pro-
rded at 70 each necessarily limited early app,
eaton necessary w. ENGLAND rrrAsure Sun Ohee q. -
BAKER s GOODWIN Tribune Buildings
By orier oi he Committee Of Arsngeneats
DOUGLAS TAYLOR. Cb,iraAaL
ER,STrS BROOKS DANIEL GOODWIN.
ISAAC W ENGLAND ID. BANGS
FLETCHER HARPER r, JAS. L. SMITH.
JOSEPH HOWARD. ir. THoS n ROokhR,
SINCLAIR TOuSEY John BALDWIN.
soa oe sis ri N " R do. ss %
@hEHIEn SHhfh Gr}42E 4 pSsA iSaks &IES RsST f'AAr'
Coane in Attendance.
Ca,sLs. ". SLoAxs. Clerk
IN consequence Of his euce point the e Auss
neenera o0Srr % s in, , SeuoSs A. ss
Auorneyenenl resides In s cy the seed q ihs sep
ctd .b i, saye Therefore charge Of o
pren Automatically nmeiats subordinate Al ia,are as,.
this addressed him No. p PartOs city Of Se.-
SSIs i a. Gs s PS1a sIs i6rd door Room
s.paoi ''''@fs
, st In IN. prosecution OF the .nits originated then
,uch Others be instituted o similar purpose, w ~
Committee OF seventy.
Having empowered by the COMMITTEE on Frauds Of The sesys
Committee the administration Of public sfrs the
b1esus and other public Offices a1d The court. 70 s
ldmiais may ~ o1 on eapSs ah Voc c p, ,e @ % % -
.a s5 as Information touching ssh 'n.rsdo nav he
either 10 person writing OF The undersigned
Davenport and George w LYON AZ The Of fbs Gommtes
No i2 Bas, Union square - -
JoshPu BLuMRNTiiAL S,h. ,on,,.,,,.-
JOHN WHEELER SUI
JACKSON - SCHULTZ. p, "A 'N"~-
Nrw.Yoh Jan. J. iS7a t|
Bargains in Fine Gold Jewclry.
WHOLESALE PRICES. n
Rn- Psn Rngs. Penet, sleeve Bntons and stuus.
Thiables Coral S.ts Watch CHAINS &c., Sc
See prices heforr bayng GKO G. ALlKN
sal Broadway. tsert~-ath--t
Gold wntches.-w " holesaie Prices. ~.
Bofs silver Watches, warranted, Sl2.
hkO. 4. ALLEN. S4l boaGsay, Feartevassst
POsi-O1ce Notice. The nails for Europe nriag
ug SATURDAY Jan ~ lSTi, sill close this rueag
Il ou " uinssiay at g. a. and ON SATURDAY At II a
p n. JONES Postmaster
Families in New-l ark BroalsIys ~Shag be served
Nth THE NBH-lORk DAILY MlrSkSs siil please seai her
address 10 the olios, ies h4s4ap-sL .... . i,
Lame Neck, Headache, Celd la the Head. Nea-
roigta, &c,-use kENNES PAIN KILLING MAGIC OIL . -.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17

Angels Tursis Le,ington,ve. tlat GeHtl>Hs-s
eys "a, aud al Ie- and Adsauases alcIsied
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17

HNL-WAPDDa MONDAY .vrsn h The ReT HenT
Potter of Church john H. Hall Gorrehs @
daughter tu- Au4g,gs H. y iri, al ~ this
HFCKER-EELiAt Trinity Chapel. Tue.y Jan 10. bv the
shop Poster Jou v ecksr Nrs-fors 10 '~ssrr,
dlu-nt-r nl A.J. Bel. % Stsminri. Conn.
SHEPARD-HTNPHREY-At Brpoklgn WtdHesav Jsn H. by hs
l,e, Mr. Z Humphrey paIl.ieiph D Charles a. Sb@paT
H Chaesa c. hs. Ellen iumphrry dlughier Il the ais
Humphrey,
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17

God Liver oil, = oxen sr 3r.t - eoasnmPn'H
cHc, ,crlln-Ht rrs HAL,D CAss EL' o. iar be~
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
Gperia! Nottes
of Frankiiu's Birthday.

Celebration of Frankliu's Birthday.
THE CEREMONIES AT THE UNyAILING or THE franklin
STATUE
vii take place u Printing Hons sqaare.
On FRANNLISS BIRTHDAY. WEONBSDAi, JAN u. ls7S.
al y clOrA.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17

An Notics Of Marriages musi be iHdorSea w,IL fAit
name and address
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17

The platform occupe representative u'Abss Of the pr'-s
and invited guests