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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-09-25
TN STOYsTOWN.

The undersigned, proprietor Of the Diamond
Hotel, on the southeast corner of the Diamond, be
Ing induced by his many friends, would say TO the
travelling public that he is prepared to receive
and Hospitality entertain all who may give him 0
cali. His house will bo conducted with the best
order and furnish fine accommodations.
SAMUEL CUSTER,
Stoystown, Pa, April 18th, 1872.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-09-25
Great EcOnOnlizer,

As can be suhs;antiated Ivy thousands who now
have them in successful operation.
As a THRESHER il is equal to the best:
As a CLEANER, Il is superior to any other ms
chine.
II is the only machine that can. by ONE OPERA
TiOS- thoroughly tErcsh and clean gran !it ormar-
ket.
kEIM * HAY, EIklick. Somerset Co, Pa, are
the sole agents. and Sam1 Bogcr is not.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-09-25

y
tLaughter.) The Attorney Gen.
eral can go back TO Oregon and tell
them on the Pacific coast that they
will get tired of counting Grants
majority here.
The speaker then, amid cries of go
on, said that he had spoken long
enough. If they thought it easy TO
make speech when one was sick,
they had better come up and try it.
He submitted the questions to the
people for decision. He knew the
prosperity all over the country was
not to be frittercd away by eleeting
such man as Horace Greeley. The
people are determined it shall remain
in prosperity, and the October sun,
when it goes down on election day,
will look upon the victory that will
be achieved as blessing to us all.
(Long continued applause.
The meeting then adjourned with
cheers for the whole ticket.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

TIAIRl HAIRi HAIR-SHAWS PATENT HAIR
Ill equal TO human hair; can be conbcd and brushods
Switches 81 Human Hair chsapes in the market; soiia
ard upward ladies, own hair made over, 23c. Lnto8
styles always hand $50 Bowery, between Great Jones
and Fourth Hghc. prices paid Tor human hair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

An ATTRACTIVE sALR or FINE FLOODED HORSES.
~ CARRIAGES AND HARNESS. AT PUBLIC
AUCTION, On WEDNESDAY, MAY \ (THIs DAY, AT
l0l. O'CLOCK PROMPT, Al STABLES 10 AND ~ EAST
IWEMrY,hiaHnn STREET, BETWEEN MADISON AND
The property o. h. colvn. Ysa who !. about 10 ,sye
the city AMI Offers his entire ssk of horses At public
auction, without limit or reservation.
JAMES JENKINS. AlCft0sEER.
Elegant and Lish bred tram of cross match Carriage
Horses dappled grsy and Jet black ahou 10 hands high
6and years old long iuii tats are lieh headed and
stylish have fine knee nc don and hy Judges
rs fine team stand IN tae ciiy they attract great
attention wherever they and are warranted sound
and Kind and free from bleni n.
Beautiful bay fro'tlng Horse Billy Clark, Is1 high,
years old raised ia Orange county, and sired ~ yoiun
teer. dam Lady Rogers; Il very stylish and hsh bred
horse, aud has record made st Nc wburz fall
OF 2 a. He can pull road wagon In ~. and Il
OF the most pure raited horses In the country very
on road and COED ro. hor- warranted sound aud Kind
sired by Pilot i5s hkb. year old was purchased by
GATED and reliable goes IN ne sty and road bor,
has no SUPERIOR and can always beat minutes war.
ran'ed sound and kind.
Beautiful cstnut Pony, about IS hands high years
old can be driven BY ladies' and ridden by ehldrsn
Meli is fast on roads warranted round and kind also
Pony Phacton and Harness
Afso large and stylish Hsmtietonan Mare lsa. hgh .
years old bright bay with tall that sweeps the ground
Is sired by Ed Everett and out style
IN the city: IL beautiful saddle mare. aud in
2cO; warranted sound and kind
Also Top Wagon by Brewster; light Two seat fhaeon,
Single seat Tre,tnS Wagon, ~ s'isers; ssns'e aud
Sale positive shine full warrsnsst on all stuck
JENKINS DUFF
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| LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
ssat BY PUBLIC ACTION
ON THURSDAY roMORRoN1, MAve


At PRIVATE STABLE ISL VEST fuiRrS .fi0BrH
STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND SEyEh1H Az.
ENUE ~ nne Horses Carriages Wagons and Single aud
Double Harness. the whole the property of private
tieman going abroad, including very handsome
black Mares i5A hands hgh and years old, closely
matched tine driver- good under saddle, stysh and
attractive in harness have been driven TO light Victoria
used lead team Saratoga last summer; can tro, In
35, aud warranted sound. Kind aud true, without
fault or bemisb.
Celebrat ted Trotting Hore Norfolk lss hands
high. years old, sired by Alcxandcrs Abdaliah ard
raised by James Patterson, Isq NJ Lexington hsnteky.
He IL one of the fastest and nncst young Hor~s
brought 20 this CITY having iro,ted iie late last tall
Fleetwood Track III "a without any preparations he
stylish, fu Of doe. not pu Ia company and
Extra line Toronto Chief Colt color bay. l5i4 hands
high years old 3th day of june next has line name and
tall great endurance can beat minutes aud warranted
sound and kind.
Large and strong gray Gcl,kng. sired by Csorgc u
Pacben, he j. i5%s hands high; years Old b. II
pronptand resolue driver has long heavy mane and
tail IL fine carriage horse, aud can pu top
Large bay coupe carriage Horse, l6 hands high:
years old fine dri, would make excellent coupe
depot horse; he Il sound Kind and true.
Extra pe brown coupe Horse, lSAs hands; years old
fine and prompt driver, and warranted sound and Kind
Also fine laiy's child Pony, II hands high, years
old can be rode or drove by the most iifgi lady child
with perfect safety warranted sound and klnd.
Also Carriages and Wagons. Pony Phaetor, single aud
double Harness Blankets, Robes, sc.
stock exhibition at stable ne aboy-. Sale positive,
without limit alton.
This will be Of fbe first sales OF the all
horses win be iny warranted aud II no' represcniei
money refunded.
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PROsFEcT PARK
fAiH GROUND ASSOCIATION
SPRING MEETING, lsy2

SPRING MEETING. lsyg
FrRsr pAy-ruBspAy. NAY "a
fur-a No -esh igr horses thst have never heann
fur-e 40 AL y for herS.. that have ne YER be item
A sso % nr-t Sen " second and 500 70 third
SECOND pAy-wEpSFsDAy. NAY ~
rarsr No "a fsl cor horses that have never beaten
~ t7p 20 first. tsp 90 second and son 10 third.
fnr~e No t-Ss5a hpf hor-rs that have never beaten
21a NAg 10 nr-. sssp 10 second and tao 60 third.
THIRD DAy-IHURsDAy NAY ~
par~e No s-sifss Tor horse that havc beaten
~ ear ~ GIsi 80 ~ second and tlaJ Ia third
fur~e ~ e-tif ~ tor horses that have beaten
IN. tl9p 20 hrd. sss 90 -ecoad and $50 10 third.
FOURTH ptY-FRIDAy NAY a.
fuFse No. u san tor hor-e@ that have beatcn
fsn $50 " nr.t size 20 second and SID o. third.
parse No -fsss free i.r all hor~s 81, 40 10 hrs<,
too o second snd ssto 10 third
CONDITIONS
Al ihe above races 20 be- ~ harness mile heats best
nonAi ASSOCIATION Fntries must comply with their
Mules No hor.e shal bT drawn except nv permission
81 ihe ludfe< of the rsce under PENALTY Of heing ex-
p.ltd nAess 81 er before o'cioek y. " OF the day
preceding the race tigitting sundav the proper par.
" shall have lodged With the Secretary proprietor Of
thr conTss sr'fien notice o hts iDte not TO start
after Mhrh notee the hor drawn shall he ineligible
4 hcrss d.sisnesg the Geld win receive tho entire
Knirles % clos at me American Jockey Club Res.
taarsni " Jchn on,S, ecrner Broadway and Twenty
Entries BY teiesraPh VIII only be received ciore the box
Al eommunlcs,icas 20 be Addressed to Geo. w. Oak.
hy superinie pient CORNER FULTON and R.~run streets
u.ons fsland savings Bank huilainsl. Brookiyn
MARTIN kAIBFl.EiScH, President.
aEo W pAwLsv, Superintendent
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Rcu JOHNSTON, AICrIo>FRR
~ Once and sGiesfucn 81 Nassau opposite tho
Post ofiice.
nv JOHNSTON A VAN fASsrfAA
Receivers sale In bankruptcy.
Nv virtue ~ certain orieF~ niste bs Hon. Samuel
naic hrd Judge 81 the United States District Court
The southern blstrset % New Serk, have instructed
Johnston Van faa<ell AuctonesrS. "a ssll at
Public Auction,
on WEDNESDAY, May II. lsTs
al the ks poslfofy 90 broadway,
where they will ne on exhibition aud after Tuesday,
Twenty Carriages,
from tho estate In bankruptcy ~ X. Baldwin 4 Co
JNo. w. BRifION.
kcceiNer In Hank fupicE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

A TRUST FUND OF saaaN0 To LOAN on NRV
n YORK city real estate Tor years; win also tako
assignments " moftysScs Principals only address 80
sp New york Post 0fhee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

L'LkErwooD PARK.-wEDNRsDAy NAY T. AT I:
o'cick. Match for <se. mile heats: best In g. In
harness Joha MURPHY names : Riarney Stone, W y.
wccks names m Msrc.e. Same day-A mStch h tor e3n
milr b~at. he~s lin In harness j. H. byron names d
m. Middy Morgan John Dufy names :. Major.
w H. VAN corr, supe rim endent.
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PInsT paY-TUEsDAY, MAY a
nnas hss 81 3 lSs s s'tse e eeo asa @ to & beaten
Isl $500 10 rs 500 70 second SO to % d S''' 'e'e'
SECOND pAy-wEDNEsDAy, MAY %
S 20 r tor .asond sd' & ot q asSs rd beaten
a'si sS st $500 to second 500 10 third '' '''S"
THIRD pAy-TnURspAr, MAY %
,S SG 70 s aSsSs sssS sn; s1ya rd a'ver beaten
gar M or ssro,s ssons as hays pever beaten
FOURTH DAY-sATuRDAY, MAY2s
49, sac to arst M siso TO- to SECOND $40 70 third 90
eco to second. 500 TO third.
CONDITIONS
- All hs sbGve @ m races to bs in IN hsre,s s mile heat hest
H.scciatlon Entries must comply With their rules
No horse shall be drawn except by permission ~ the
Of osr ay S esg sag sssda s
race ps S ssds the party sha have
Written notice Of his intention not 70 start after which
race horse dsaucing the field Will receive the entire
Entries 10 close at the American Jockey Club Ressau
rant r. Johnson N corner q Brosdwsy And TSentS
Entries b telegraph viii only be received before the box
cnoommunicatons to be addressed to G. H. Van Ness
President at MOrr'ana or q 81 M sos1sss sEss President
WI VAN Corr. Superintendent
DRosrEoT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
L "wednesday, MAY g. O'Clock Sweepstakes eaoo; mile
hsat,, best three Y tivs, IN nSrnes; w,,,. s;,on,
j. csmpbeIi iI enters asf Xix. x X james Gardner.
p Du9ley en,ersgg. Humpty punfty'
V0' 80 uEoRdE W. OAKLEY. Superintendent.
ELEETwooD rARK-oN FRIDAY. MAY 10, AT, 3
ocoSt the ,. bg race q the W Ssn r e
eiao; $500 ode. Mile heats, test in 70 WAGONS
Amer ulri lbs over weight ana Aen car
% ' %x II. VAN coTr. superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

E'oR sALE-A DARK BAY HORSE, WITH WAGON
y and Harness; warranted sound and kind. Apply az
63 Hudson avenue, Brooklyn,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08
4 MAJOR G. W. BARKER ArCrIOSEEH
~. GREAT SALE
or THOROUGHBRED AND FAST TRoTrIyG STOCK,
Al THE WINFIELD STUD FARM,

AT THK wiSfIELb sun FARM,
GH gPSHfPta gtE l. 2sIgis
saa 's%9pI%ns % $ % ssis s s ssYGi H. fs?s ss.s
G G aMiaf 2Gi 2c Ssi rua M
'e sRS Hss ILEcrpp rms STOCK
VIZ g,fa eare and sreh M gh e
chs CIV Aaeon Mar. m and New Sos sos
ner Braadwsy and Thisyninth street, OF Of Colonel Ia
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tiS hEAcI rmE FARM VIA rnE :
sei a9o 0s q and
TERMS or sIB-ruREE MONTHS APPROVED
5 oS IS
Ar PRIVATE SALE.
no, ll2 and ~ East Thirteenth sir,e,.
n sfssn q essss ~ ana iSs III
free from Vice can irot IN ~ minutes handsoIpe
n pr1as M sy e a a. oSsrcS 0gpd fa snf ' HI M .
and ia East Thirteenth street near Fourth avenue.
A -Top AND OPEN PoSy rHAET.xs or ALL
Coupe A sS Ssa TOP rs @ns sa Road ss wss ds
MSasas: si.o .insis and do,e Iafn.s; al ssae.'
Rn sSs ss wsD D s e.ps. q & s.s sa s 20 %
JaxEs JENKINS. Nansser
A HAMS POPLAR rArEyr LaspArLEr
pound Wagons at factory prices q ie.. than
broadway or Fifth avenue stores y East Fourth street
ArA sAcmrIcE-A HEAyy srocE or rors SEAT
seaond hard Bussiss, cosShss &C. q ami y ctarsssi
4 BEACrIFrr STYLISH FAIR OF Yorsa RAY
IA Horses, 49, hands high. Morgan, Drew and ". sen
ger stock can show minutes together now. sfd
tr0.tci IN a3 when old; for beauty, style and
promise they cannot ba exceed Apply 70 JOHN COR
CORAN, 39 West Fcrtyfonrth street.
A LDERSBYS-roR SALE THOROUGHBRED JER,
stock. Apply to r. LogIiLARp rs Chambers street o.
TO WILLIAM CARLISLE. Pelham Bridge y. v.
A FOR SALE-ONE PAIR or BAY HORSES. lsN
~. high, all sound and kind; set Double Harness
for same; one cose Coach buih by Gray; Bfrket-.
Covers. &C., a Ia first rate order mn-t b. sold a. coss
ccpartncrship Inquire at Leadbetier's stables, 80
Seventh avcnne.
IL All the newest STYLES
fLANDKAU'S
No. 7 East Eighteenth street.
near Fifth avenue.
A SECOND HAND CARRIAGEs-wE HAVE THE
II. following Vehicles al In good ORDER made BY city
makers
three 10 top Bugsies. MINkR STEVENS.
il5 to III East Thirteenth street.
A SECOND HAND AND NEW TOP AND OPEN
~ Buggies OF description; also Express Grocery
and light Business Wagons. 3t5 West Twenty seventh
street, between Eighth and Ninth averues
A SECOND HAND TURNOUT SEAT TOP BUGGY,
N top two seat Wagon, will be sold for consider
able less than value. 70 be at IAyLOEs 80 Cedar
street,
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EoR sALR-A SPLENDID CARRIAGE OR COUPE
Horse bay, l6 hands, kind and gentle. Apply at pri
vate stable "A Lexington avenue.
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r,op a.rEA rAPgE REGULATOR (CLOCN WITH
roplse n "a led reudnum be~elled movement, onam.
scd see s1 Collection " inses - Wee'es ~ 10
bTosd~ a.. roc2 y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

A MONEY 10 LOAN OK BosD AND MORTGAGES
~. IN New Work, Hronkiyn ant New jersey PrinctpeoD
only sppiy 10 SAMUEL : WOOD, Jr. iss Broadway
l0
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(SOx 4 KING. DErRoTIvR POLICE AGENCY. -
~ Broadway and III New sirNft ss<irl-hrd l~61-fur.
nsh only rliabie and experienced operatives branch
Offices In Chicago and ~. Iopis correspondents In ell
principal cities and Europe.
A. --DETECT1vES EDSAft. 4 JONES, No 5 PINE
~ street furnish reliable and efficient operatives w All
matters rerininng 10 their tusuessL tarrcsponfeuts
tbrou.houf United States and EarcIe. Business strictly
confidential
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

DIGRONs-l,Oco PIGEONS--GRAND PIGEON TOUR
J. nnmtnt Of the New Jersey sportsmans Club will
take place MAY their club ground Bergen
Station the Newark and New York Railroad. Shoot
ing will at O'Clock L. NJ. and continue
day day until all the birds shot o All srortnen
are invited 10 attend. THOMAS HARRISON President
WASTED--A POINTER DOG, 3 TO YEARS
w old, thoroughly broke stand and retreve fair
price will be paid. Address, stating where 70 he seen,
POINTER, Herald oftice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.


In the SUIT of James Woods agt The Church
Of the Disciples OF Christ the jury failed to agree ana
were discharged, yesterday from any further consumer
alton Of the The jurors stood IL for the painth
and for the defendant motion for q new tilal was
granted and the case set down FOR March -.
At a Special Term of the Supreme Court or
Kings County. yesterday Judge Gilbert rendered de-
I'm the matter demurrer OF the Chatham Ma
ruptcy OF the Central Bank OF Brooklyn in state
Court. judgment for plaintiff demurrer, with costs
In the Supreme Court, Chambers, before
Judge IngraLam yesterday, Emene S. Wood applied for
order directing her husband William s. Wood TO pay
70 Hayward Crawford her attorneys, $780, as counsel
fec. enable her TO carry action for limited d.
the ground vi cruel and inhuman treatment.
Motion denied.
The action of Daniel w. Darlington agt. The
Florida Railroad Company and Albert A. Drake was
originally begun in the Supreme Court OF the t District
and injunction asked for by the plaintiff granted
The defendants who natives or another state MADE
Court, which granted The defendants then moved
have the injunction granted by the state Court dis
solved and Judge Benedict. yesterday. rendered de-
clson, denying te motion on the ground idt leave 10
make the application had not been obtained.
The third trial of the action of Mrs. Jane
Madden against the Staten Island Rlroad Company to
recover 5000 damages for the death Of her husband by
the explosion Of the frrboat WcSfed. was begun yes
terddy before Judge Nelson In the City Court Of Brook
lyn. A special panel Of 100 rsOns was summoned and
the following were lmp1ueicd: john y. van Myneh,
DClWn G.. err. J. W. Clemens, Lorenzo Bond, George
Laydcu, Frederick Clement, Eugene Newton, James
Walker. John O. winters, Charles T. Sp"hc y, fruaHi
to be examined to the condition OF tine Wes.hcds
boil r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07
TEXAS.

THE GIDDlNGs-CLARK ELECTION CONTEST
FRAUDULENT MAJORITY FOR CLARK-SrUtF-
ING AND ROBBING TIE BALLOI-BON IN HILL
COUNTY-INDICTMENTsA AGAINST Gov DAVIS
AND NEWCOMB.
ArsTIy. Texas, Feb. 10.-AmOng other glar-
ing frauds alleged to been committed for the pur
pose OF counting ia" W. 7. Clark az member OF
Congress from Texas In the absence Of the necessary
votes the stufing Of the ballOt-bOx in Hill County
stands confessed triumph OF the art young man
named Chambers Of Northern parentage, was lntrsed
with the work He had been discharged recently from
the army OF frontier. and had drfed pehhhess mo
the town of Hillsboro, the county seat of Hill. one
Dootb who had long been known a lawyer at
Hilsboro undertook TO engineer the job, Deing
ably assisted by Hooper tho Register OF the county ana
two State policemen. employed specially TO guard inc
polls Chambers employed as clerk OF election
The voting proceeded in quiet and orderly manner
and at sunset on the first day. Oct g. the doors were
closed and locked Chambers left the voting place TO
20 IN supper Booth whose office the opposite
side OF the street. stood in his doorway anu called 10
Chambers 10 He then proposed TO the young
man that he should the votes for Clark that ght
number ballots for Clark At first Chambers deha[II d
but was persuaded 10 undertake the JOB BOotn nanH
him screwdrver and caseEnile. hs Snise 70 be
how they TO be used The hlade OF the XIII ,
heated soften the which held the paper over e
edge of the box screwdriver for operation upon tue
i'd He also handed him packages of ballots ted IN
hundreds Chambers vent 10 anG empioyed
the s,, room Inc IN da whie9 Where be- was joined by
twn s,a,e nolicelnen and the Register, Hooper.
About midnight Chambers proceeded TO the dn 5
sgned him by Booth Three hundred votes WIN cue
name OF D. c. GIddings for member OF Congress were
taken from the and burned and the same NUMBER ..
LaI0ts for W. r. Clark were dropped In. The box was
closed again The official count by Newcomp stoou as
follows: For Giddngs e49, and for Clark 4oo gIEns
majority OF 1914 Giddgs The true count appears 20
have been follows For Giddngs, as reported. oty
stolen from the boxes 500; number apparently Cast a
Clark 1885, giving total Of lo4 votes which agrees
with The whole number OF votes found IN tine baoEooA'
making Gddingss majority ISi, instead OF l'
scarcely admits Of doubt and II Is generally neIeSed
that they pcrperaed upon large scale Inc P1
| ~ Grimes County closed suddenly NILS
the election officer aDsconding AFTER the iS Gid
| nortion of the Clark vote had been polled-bIu-
dingss friends having only cast part OF heiI vote,
Basque Brazos, Freestone, and Limestone. ~, SssG
Democratic were rejected on invented PfeeAts "icp
no fair minded person Of any party coula ImstnS a..
IN Washington County only ITO out OF $50 t9e ~
was the allegation that white and cooreo Dof were
used 70 receive the votes Tie truth Ihst INC VIC VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07
JUDICIAL REFOEN.
80 - ~ - corRTs.

TiE PROPOSED NV CITY COURTS.
Among the bills introduced at Albany Of
particular importance to the City of Nrw-York, two
presented y M Twombly on Saturday last-one abol-
ish.ng tho Marine Court and creating the Municipal
Court instead and one abolshi1g the present District
Courts and creating in place thereof justices Courts.
Bil bills emaaated from the Bar Association Of the
City o. NewYork, and referred to the Judiciary
Committee
TIE justices Of the proposed Municipal Court are six
IN number and are 10 be appointed by the Mayor, two
for Two for years and two for eight years
on July l52 and their shall be appointed
By Tie Mayor fJI eight years The salary is TO be 5000
syea 10 b, neither increased diminished, and TO be
lea Of al fees and compensation whatever. ANY
vacancy be filed by appointment by the Mayor for
agh years The Clerk and other officers also 70 be
apolted by the Mayor, who has the power 10 suspend
ne Justice aud Clerk and TO remove the officers for
Misconduct corruption. The Clerks salary shall not
exceed s 800. the officers $1,000 year. the Munici
y Court ,hal have the same jurisdiction and power as
Ne present. Marine Court All summonses and processes
sAAl b. issued free from all charges. The Court may
0r references Of causes pending therein upon consent
~Parues, sud not otherwise.
Toe second hill divides the city into nine judicial dis
vH the justices 70 be elected for six years and TO
@se salary Of 5000 and no person shall be eligible TO
80 once VINO not reputable counselor OF the su
y, 10 De nled by the MAYOR until the LIST OF July
MY after the charter election, unless such election
axe place three months after the occurrence Of such
~4lc!, when the successor shall be elected al the
.uHI.ef election The Mayor shall appoint clerk at
4y OF 1900 year, and other officers at salaries not
eseedng 900 each Neither the Justices clerks, nor
.neert shall receive any fee compensation beyond
vel "a les: and all summOnses and processes shall
issued free from all charges. All issues Of law shall
Gee ded by the justice within eight days after the
s ~Ae have been submitted TO him Each Justice shall
sOd court az least weeks In each year in each dis
otber than his such terms 10 be prescribed by
ORGANIZATION OF tine Mayor. All actions pending IN the
sh District Courts on or before June so, 1872 shall
e0hadefed MS pending in the Justices Courts July
Ilo+ a. begun IN the latter and all judgments re-
IA the District Courts before June 80, 1872,
% considered, July I. 1872, Judgments or the
lees Courts which shall succeed 10 all the recO rds
sSVefs' aud property OF the District Courts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEw-VORK. ............... .,..'..MARcH
CLEARED.
s,esmship Wisconsin Williams. Liverpool, Williams Ciuion
Steam.bip Equator Bartlett Orleans, n H. Brigham Co.
steamship Zodiac Chaplin Newben Y. G., Murray Ferns 20
Steamship Coach Norfolk. City Point and hchAoad
Old Dominion Steamship Co. -, ,s.----,.-
steamship Hines Salem Murray. Ferris Go.
Bk Bravo (SOr CbrOI heen, Cork for orders funch Ee
Co. III r,-u,c.
BarE Augustine Kohbr Carver Manzas James T. Wand Co
Brig Joseph Clark. Stahl, Hayanl James = WAND Co.
Brg Rio Corbe, Carienas II. J. De Wolf
scbr l. NJ Warren. Pic kerng Pointa-Pe p. Weinberg.
>chr Yckshurg Higgins Jacmel II. W. Loud II Co
Scbr X ", Cfoifrry, GarwOoL Havana 5 G. Loud Co 49,
Schr MARI E. Woodruff DAVIS, ConEAooro B. o. T. n hssh y
Sehr d. W Sanders Smith. Newberu, N C., Jonas Smith
ARRIVED.
Steamship Cheeseman sayannah "lih mse
naSs TO Livingston Fox = Co.
steamship W aker Norfolk &C. with mdse and pass TO Old
Dominion steamship CO. .
ularsSteamshp Co. 90 , . u -
Sesmshp aucus Walden Boston with mise and pass TO H. F.
DmOck.
BARK CD SehSeehe WhampoA aud Hong hong Now
u with mdse
Brig NORMANDY (Of Pictou Otis Angulla % days With salt
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoSposDERRY 6The Anchor Line steamship Anglia Small
from Feb -, for Glasgow arrived here to-day
6-The luman Line London
Nrrhonse Feb a. for Liverpool arrived this hAbor
az u o clock yesterday afternoon. -
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