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nothing to do and suppose you know the old say.
ing ~ sa,an finds some mischief still for Idle hours
"You had caused great deal OF trouble and an
noyance to these ladies and their IamiiesN
u suppose have, sir; ana am now very Sofry
al am AFRAID you win be severely punished for
tns as Is an offence the public are never guaroeu
81 trust they won't be too severe, as had given
...lYou we're living at the Grand Central"
mo, sir; only came there. 7"
"You wanted TO see 'Jim,' didn't you ~ said Cap.
'a, .Y tsv' siT:p
..well, was the Jim that wanted you"
and manner, apparently ABOUT tnirty.dve years,
with good face and very bald head. His wle
caliea az romeo headduariers last evening, ann
be brought before Judge Bowling at the Tombs TINS
morning, where complaint Will be made against
him by Mr. Cash. the superintendent OF the HERALD
The detection Of the handwriting of Vernon Is
one OF the ceverest police tricks that has been
done for long time and, in fact, the whole work.
Ing up OF this case reflects the highest credit on the
samples OF the letters sent by the Doctor to some OF
the ladies whose advertisements he answered.
DECEMBERN
widower of thirtyHve, and gentleman means and
cosns amisbe who would give her society
and intimate in exchange for nice coy
passes the usually shou you disposed
% sS 30, or h @ ans am IL and
enter. Address, in perfect confidence box
81, 68S broadway Respectfully, II. WERE.
DEORMBBR %.
0. Nj
am looking for companionable lady, under thirty
1--WE, who prcsentable good society," intelligent,
amInble and Of prepossess,ng appearance would
offer nice, home, with refined
treatment, In exchange for her exclusive society
and intimate companonship I whoever,
Of forty; have means and social position II
an interview your house, how humble
may decline beforehand all street hotel appoint
ments am sincere, and pledge my word tor good faith,
secrecy and discretion arrangement may enter.
Address, in perfect confidence. box 49, 6SS Broadway Re-
spectully, II. WERE,
Which is two-thirds of my real name.
CHRIsTMAB 1871.
Miss B. -
failed to YOU the evening you appointed for to
8 because busy at the store to the
hour named. will consent to waive my objection to
street interview IN your favor and so II you viii write me
day next 18th inst you meet me at Sd NJ Tenth
street. between Fifth and Sixth you win be
dressed that may know you, will be to be
hand Respectfully, IL. WERE.
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OCEAN STEAMERS
sails | Destination
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 10, 1879.
CLEARED.

Steamship weser tNG) wenke. Bremen via Southampton
steamship .Ar,adne. Doane, Galveston via Key West
Steamship Meade, Sampson, New Orleans-Frederic
steamship Ashland, Moore. Eernanaina, Jas Hand
Steamship MAGNOLIA, Palmer. Savannah-w GARRISON
Steamship Champion, Lockwood. Chareston-H X Nor
steamsh,p Geo B Upton, Chadwick Norfolk, City Point
Steamship wysnoke, Bourne, Richmond, &c-old Dom,n
Steamship L G knight, johnson, Georgetown dog
Steamship Howe Phl.depha- Loriard Steam
Steamship Neptune. Baker. Boston-H Dimock
Steamship Wamsusta Fish, New Bedford-Ferguson
Ship Eme OBI, sproul, shanghae C L Wright 4 Co.
Ship Hamilton Fish, Bryant, Liverpoo-C Marshall 4
Ship Unto SBr,, Smith, liverpool H Marshall Co.
shp New " TS Champion MaT.ha Co.
Bark Oasis Randall, 10 and Ca,lao, w 5 Spinner
Bark philoshea tNGl, Brake, Cork, Falmouth Dart
Bark Francisco (Itai), Natarazzo Cork or Falmouth
Bark Autocrat (Br), Healev, Havre-Boyd Hincken
Bar. Wien hohsufslde (NGj, scbultze An,werp-Funch
Thos palett tBr,. Wick, Laguayra Porto Ca
bello-Dalet, Bliss Co
Bark Nancy Bryson tBr' Warden Bulls River-H De
Bark Marathon, Donnel:, Port Johnson-vernon Brown
Brig Sultan tBrh Kemp, for Orders-H sweetland
Brig Emily; Brq,n, Penambuco- 3 sherman
Brig Nsysrno Blood AspinWall.Miler Hopghon
Bri s James Aier TSsaS sM csSsh.on
SpP
Brig Crrscent (Br), Faulkner, Halifax Whitney Co.
SchT Grasmere (Br), Macomber, Rio Grande do Sui
Savannah Pension 4 Co.
Schr Elizabeth De Hart, Low, Santa Martha-Miler 4
Honghton.
Schr ROGUE Alayo SPY, Vahouret, Baracoa-E Pug Co.
Schr Oliver Talking, Galveston-Snow Burgess
Schr Osprey, brsko, Jacksonville-w Ray.
Schr Susan Stetson Yates, Jacksonve-Bent Miller
Go.
Schr Meteor, Williams. Key West-Coast Wrecking Co.
Tsy Not Bal. Co.
Schr Adelia Kelley, Megathin, Baltmore-w Chalmers.
schr Richard Hi, Smith, Wilmington. Del-A Abbott
schr Wilson, somers, pniiade pha-Baker Dayton.
Schr Nellie Bloomfield, Hobbe, Stamford.
Scbr p Goodwin, Waterbury, Stamford.
Schr Loon, johnson, Stonington--M Briggs Co.
Schr Ward, Mullen Saybrook-A Starbuck.
The brig Mercedes cleared by Fowler (not Jova
Co, a. reported yesterday.
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CHRISTMAS, 1871.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET-LONDON, JAM 49, 80
p. M-American securities quiet and steady. At ii 80
A. M the market reported as oowsConsols opened
United states fvewenty bonds, 1925, 9l; 1865, old,
80; ls67's, 93l4 ten-fores, 9lax.
FRANKFoRT BOURsE.-FRANKFoRT, Jan. ia. NJ
United States five twenty bonds opened At 80 for the
of 1862.
PARIS BoURsE-PARIs, JAM -Evening.-Rentes closed
at 56f 40c
LIVERPOOL COTTON NATURALIZATION, Jan. 49,
80 p M-The cotton market is active. Middlng upands
1Os6d middlng Orleans, lOsd The sales of the day
still estimated at 10000 bales including $4,000 for specula
ton and export Sales ship named at New Orleans have
been made ut I'D. for middng
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARKET.-LIvERrooL, Jan. l3
I 80 p M.-Lard, AIS Sd. per cwt
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvERPOOLr Jan. 10
Evenng.-Turpentine 52s ia ID. per cwt Taow, 45s
3d. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET-LoNpoN, Jan. l3-Even
ing-falow, Cos. 3D. 51s Fine r0sln, 25e 26s
per cwt. Sperm oil, I95 per ton.
HAVANA MONEY MARKET.
HAVANA, Jan. ~, 1872.
Exchange ON London, 22l1 a 22A per cent premium.
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sugar wyiie Renewals; vessel George Bulsy Had
variable weather been days north q Aastsra.; Dec 81
80 years, died of fever and buried Jan William
Collier native Of Liverpool aged yeas, do Jan 10
days, with yellow pine. to Green Randolph vessel 70
which lost about 5000 feet Of lumber from from Oh deck
ber TO Henry Raymond-vessel 10 master. Been days
north Of Haiteras with strong head winds.
schr Saunders. Smith, Newbern, NC days. Wild
Schr Breeze, Nelson, Virginia.
Schr Charlie Miller, Jones. Virginia, for New Haven
schr Cyuosare, finEham, Virginia.
schr Helen Mar, Nickerson, Phiadelpha, for Boston
Passed Through He'll Cato,
BOUND soUTH-
Steamship Franconia Bragg Portland for New York, with
Bark sappno Wilbur Boston or stoninson for New York.
New York. With lsti 70 Jed Frye Co; vessel to bewof
schr Sarah G Smith, Smith, Boston for New YORK.
schr Asher Parker CARPENTER Gen Cove for New York.
schr Topc Bird Br, Woods 1T John, NIB for New York,
with lumber to master. -
sehr Fisher Edridge Plymouth New York, with slaves
TO e Smith.
steamer daasea. Nye, Providence Tor New York, with
Steamer Panther, Mills, Boston for PHILADELPHIA.
BOUND EAST.
steamshp wamsutta. Fish. New York for New Bedford
Steamship Neptune. Baker. New YORK for Boston.
schr Frank son, Nash, Hoboken for Portland.
schr John stroup, Crawford, Ezabethpot Boston.
schr Willie living, Irving, Virginia for Providence.
schr James buchanan Kelly South Amboy for Bridge
schr Warren Gates smith, Elizabethport for Fall River
stesmsr Hbsros Davs New YORK for FSl RIVER
steamer Osprey. Kenny, New York for Fall River.
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TIE FUNERAL OF GENERAL EALLECK.

LOUISVILLE, Ky jan ID, 1872
The funeral OF General Haeck took place to-day
a. announced. There was a vast concoufse IN at
tendance. The rites were according 10 the Eplsco.
pal service. Bishop Whipple, OF Minnesota, and
Rev. Dr. Norton OF this city, ofciated Inc remains
were Gepqslted 10 q vault In Cave Hin Cemetery.
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S HIPPING N VS..
Almanac for New rk-This Day.
Sun rises. ...... % Moon sets. ...eve IS
Sun sets. ...... 81 High water ...eve IL 81
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY.
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MISSOURI STATE BONDS.

ST. LOUIS, No., Jan. is, 1872.
The resolution authorizing the State Treasurer to
nay the maturing State bonds In currency, which
passed the Senate yesterday came up in the House
Today but no action was taken on IL. The BONDS
mat matured today have, however. 1t Is under.
stoOd, been paid Y coin
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SAILED.

steem.hips City Of London, and Egypt, Liverpoo WASH
lneton, Havre; Weser, Bremen; Aradne Key West and
Galveston; Gen Meade, New Orleans Ashland, Fernandina
Magnolia, and Huntsville, Savannah Champion, Charleston
Wvanoke, and Upton, Richmond knight, George
town. DC; Volunteer Philadelphia.
Wind at sunset SW, fresh.
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HAVANA MONEY MARKET.

HAVANA, JHn II, I6I2.
Exchange on London, 22A a 2294 per cent premium.
The New York herald., 1872-11-01
THE 0oxHITTEB OF SEVENTY.

The Committee Of Seventy resumed its session
last evening at the Everett Hotel. Mr.. Wheeler
occupied the Chair. The other members present
were :-Messrs. Ottendorrer, Choate, Bliss, Bundy,
Roosevelt, Sherman and Bears. Although the can
didatcs for Assembly, Aldermanic and Assistant
Adermanic oiEices have been already endorsed,
the Committee were buster than usual receiv-
Ing delegations from the different organiza-
tons OF the city, about twelve OF which were
fairly represented. The most important was
that OF the Peoples Municipal Association, repre-
sented by Mr.. Smith y. shaw, General Joseph G.
Jackson and nine other delegates. These held a
long conference With the committee IN session,
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anu nnaily succeeded In having their organization
represented in the boxes on election day m con.
nection with the volunteers authorized TO assist.
wlthout pay, IN running the boxes OF the Commit
tne committee letter OF resignation OF
"a, ms candidacy for the. Aayoralty in favor
that the Peoples Municipal Association had en-.
dorsed him for that ONCE. There remain about
eight districts for which candidate has been VET
endorsed, the committee having failed to agree on
the suitable persons TO I'LL then The Apollo Hail
and other reform parties received the appontment II
or captains In dnerent wards to assist In runninr
the boxes. The committee adjourned az eleven
1'cock =. M to meet this evening at the regular
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POOLS ON THE ELECTION.
Great Excitement at JOhnsOn's Clu1
Rooms Last Evening-O'Brien slighti,
I'm Advance.

Great Excitement at JOhnsOn's Club
Rooms Last Evening-OBrien Slightly
in Advance.
motley assemblage gathered at Johnson's Club
Rooms, corner Twenty-eighth street and Broadway,
last evening" to attend the pool selling on the re-
suit OF the approaching elections. There were
about one hundred chairs arranged in rows in
front Of the aucti0neer and these were filed at an
early hour.
Back OF these stood solid phalanx from ten to
twenty feet Deep profoundly intent on the business
In progress, but generally devoid either OF the in
clination or 1t may be the wherewith to bet These
gentlemen made the most noise, while those who
stood ready to back their opinions with their cash
were content to simply nod In response to the
auc ioneer's call, or utter m0nOsyllable by way
those SO well known to the habitues Of the race
course, with q sprinkling OF few fashionably
dressed young stock brokers. trying to look 0ldse
lance which is the accepted attribute OF the man
OF the world. The fringe Of the crowd consisted OF
well ressed. with ewery Of some sort pientay
bedecking their exterior, and with decided flavor
Of the County Court House or its opposite neigh;
b0r, where Murphy and Davenport hold high revel
and marshal their host to victory at home or abroad
Most Of them talked knowingly about OBrien's
inherent sentiments, oveiawed by the magnificent
getup and pompous eloquence OF these youthful
politico.economists ventured naught In reply; ~
the countenances OF any betokened the highest In.
reflect though they may have secured the most ell
pble partners at French ball.
Through the crowded benches the burly form OF
one well-known betting man staggered to and fro
every now and Their, singing out In q shrll
asthinatic voice his challenge to all mers-"One
thousand dollars no man can name the winner ~
'sThree hundred to a thousand ON Lawrencel''
"Five hundred dollars no man can name tile win.
ner!" which last bet was pi omptly covered by one
James 0'Kclly, who named OBrien as the man OF
DESTINY John, however, scared too high, for the
majority were satisfied with stalking tens and
hundreds and did not care to embark In larger
ventures.
The following pools were sold
ON GREELEY RECEIVING TWENTY THOUSAND MA.
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At the Glenham the spirit OF Mark Tapley holds
cheerful sway. Letters come In daily, and indeed
by every mail, giving the most encouraging news
OF prospects in other States. The following are q
few Of them:-
CHICAGO, Oct 2s, 1877
great change has the people OF this county
on %
ssals.1s sss ,S:
carry the county by 10000 Politics in this city
Sc;uasS IKE ssadSs sSd IN h Xsw York FIVE days
}Sssss S S? 3 s:S2 e Ss:?i s;sa! %a5
II s ssSw s 60 sns * Az S
here We are a9gmeniing every day in the county The
force, Is working like magic for upon the Germans
This weeks work Will save US Chicago and through it
Hiram 49, - 80 y
RICHMOND, Va, Oct %, 1871
stand as saying my last letter to your Committee
that Virginia was entirely safe for Greeley and Brown
and gain one Congressman. We are very glad TO see
that people are yet working for success and feel that
Our committee, Of both wings, are actively pushing
Yours truly, w. @. NEWBERRY.
We shall carry this State for Greeley and Brown and
fully, 4. T. HULL.
The following is from the colored orator, saun-
ders, who Is now stumping North Carolina:-
wARRErros, Warren county N. c., Oct 2 1872
ceved and viii be used TO the very best advantage Our
with new courage The apathy created BY The October
elections rapidly disappearng II we poll nearly
booked for every day up to and including November
and shall render good account Of myself and trust
nave 'n' n0n'f De- so'Snsa SsIy ERsss
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ColltsiOn on the Psnnsylvania Rail-
road-One Engineer Killed, Another
Engineer and Several Firemen Badly
BoRDENr0wN, N. j., Oct. 81, 1872.
collision occurred at six O'Clock this evening
between an empty coal train and passenger train
near Jamessurg, Amboy division OF the Pennsyl-
vaDia Railroad. The engineer OF the coal train,
Jacob Tyndali, was instantly killed. Both OF the
tIe passenger train had his arm and leg broken.
Two passenger cars ran over the engine, breaking
thenf badly None Of the passengers were IN.
jured After the engines struck engine 66S OF the
coal train exploded, blowing the house Of the en-.
gine over into the helds.
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THE EMPIRE STATE.
The Aggressive Policy of the
Republicans.

Its Effect Throughout the State-Half- Hearted
Knickerbocker Democrat and His Hat
with the Hedgehog Nap-Talking tho
Wisdom Of Bunsby for Fun-1he
Fight in Albany and Dutch
ess counties-The Demo-
cratic Stronghold Of
Columbia-A Very
Mixed Canvass.
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TIE CITY JUDGESHIP CANVASS.
Judge Bedford Denies the Rumors o
His withdrawal from the Contest.

CITY JUDGES CHANBERs, 81 NASSAU STREET,l
NEW YORK, Oct. 81, 1872.
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CRY OF NEW YORK;
In justice to myself deem 1t proper that should
state to the public that there mas been q rumor
scattered broadcast throughout the city that have
withdrawn from the canvass and am no longer
candidate for tho City Judgeship. / desire TO
state, In denial OF this false and malicious rumor
that have not withdrawn from the canvass, but
still am and will continue to be candidate till the
ther to say that my record Is my platform, and on
II stand and with IL expect to win. At this late
hour 1t might be eg0tism In me to make q single
reference to my offlcal life, covering period or
eight years, save that have ever, to the best OF
my ability and conscience, protected this commu-
nifty In their lives, liberty and property. And now
In return appeal to every law.abidng citizen OF
this metropolis. irrespective OF party or politics.
to sustain me by their votes In the coming election
CUNNING s. BEDFORD. City JudRe.
The New York herald., 1872-11-01

At q meeting held on Monday October 2s OF the
Eleventh Ward Independents Campaign Club the
following resolutions were offered by r. W. schu-
macher and unanimously adopted
Re,eled That this club VIII at the coming election sup
Resolved That we viii also support our present noble
City Judge Cunning s. Bedford, Tor reelection
Louis Helm, PRESIDENT y. W. Schumacher. Secretary;
John FclshunR, Treasurer. 5t
The New York herald., 1872-11-01

DErK0IT Oct 81, 1872.
nre at Grand Rapids Iast night destroyed three
blocks on Pearl and Canal streets. The loss is
5000, GOO, ana is mostly covered by insurance.
One million and half feet Of lumber owned by
Jerome A Co was burned at East saginaw last
night, me lose ID $4,000; NO insurance.
The New York herald., 1872-11-01
THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN,

The Republican Headquarters.
There was no news whatever at the Grant head
quarters yesterday Mr.. Chandler having virtually
shut mp shop until the returns come in. There re-
mains nothing to do or to be done but lay ON oars
and await the result OF the ball0ting.
The New York herald., 1872-11-01
The Tammanx Gcneral Committed.

1Hc T1mHn1My Wemef2I COmmhttees
At q meeting OF the Tammany Hall General Com
mittee arrangements were made for the dstribu-
tion OF tickets at the election and for the mass
meeting tonight. A printed list OF instructions
was read and submitted for the guidance OF voters
The New York herald., 1872-11-01
PROVIDENCE, r. T., Oct. 81, IS,

7 -. N" IHV0IDECVhf H u, OVts OF Io'@
In the State Prison, about two O'Clock this morn
ing, Elisha Z. Peck. convict, got out Of his cell,
knocked down the watchman with piece OF gas
pipe and bound and gagged him. He then liberated
Charles Williams, another convict, and unsuccess-
derer and George Calamlty a burglar. Failing In
this, Peck aud Williams took the watchmans pistol,
watch and money, and at four O'Clock, the noni ior
callng the baker, they rung his bell, as usually
done by the watchman, and when the paker ~,
peared they Knocked him down ana escapcu
one me- Of them nad six years and the other eight
years " serve
The New York herald., 1872-11-01

Total I,J4Z l,4m ~ lodi
Natives of the Austrian Empire, Holland and Belgium
are included among Germans
The New York herald., 1872-11-01
DARING ESCAPE OF ooNv1cTs.

Rhode Island state Prison Broken-The
watchman and Baker Knocked Down
and Gagsed-succcssful Escape Of the
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CIR OCERIES.

Preach Peas in Water, French Peas in Butter tins
Peas asd CSr7ots. Asparagus. soap Bouily Meek
Turiie. Julisa Crab, Kidney. Fowl. Oxtsn and Hare
SouFs, tas 4 TOaSge, Brunswick Liver. Mushroora.
WestPhAsis, Italia, CeEveAt SAusaSes. etc. Currant
Apes Snd Rasberry Jees in Jars Strawberry, Cur
rant Raspberry and Curysn, JuiSe, Raspberry Vine
ear. Naked Pickles, PieAlly. Ouicns and 6her-
kizS Liuburg and Swiss Cheese, barrels Rye Flour,
Scur Cabbage in kegs, kegs Sailed Branner Kohl.
Cgry kehl. tirs Braanes kehl Curly kehl Cabbage
kegs n1seh He-riuSs, kegs Sailed German String
Beans. kegs Sailed Turkish Peas, Canary Sud Rape
Ssei. isnVohus yellow Sui Green Spl; Peas, SAr-
islss 4ui Auchoviss IN patent glass I'D tn boxes.
seSs SAltPeter. cases Sweet o.. WestPhaliS Hams.
kegs RusSia Sariiaes. Preach FrUaes IN glass Snyr
ESS ia glass. Zsnte Currauts in tins, Musest Raj
sus II tas, CApers Ia glass, glasses Preserved Lamp
reys- R1SsA Caviar Il pateni boxes, Candles Saliva
ter soap, Ereuch CbceOlate, eases Confectionery,
NsrEipan and ether Sseetuests, Vinegar in deEi-
iOaus and barrels, 6uosery Paper and Bags, etc.
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AND ElE SALE 81 EE1 LNI6LSLGN I'D
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Also, per Bark MaIvina,"

FROM BREMERHAFEN.
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