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New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
SUNDAY PARADES.

The entire reserve force of the Police Department.
Including Detective Squad dny at the various sta
yesterday account Of the rumoed intention Of the ST.
PAcs Muull Alliance Association to parade with music despite
refusal Of the Police Commissioner grant permit Tne organization
hai asked Tor permission march from its headquarters No. "a Third
Chamhers ferry the to Jersey City, TO assist in
LAYING The cornerstone Mohaes Roman Catholic Church
the order for parade hd been sDnud by supple
assemble in Jese City instead Of
originally intended Many Of the members and the bend
having failed 70 receive the latter order. went
headquarters but thence proceeded in small parties TO the ferry
police Intervention at that point ensued
Brooklyn Branch the Association having crossed Fulton Ferry was
sout 10 the city bat obedience to
orders police broke ranks and proceeded TO the Jery ferry in
The mbers Of the Association complained bitterly
Of the sought with the Commissioners by
dispensing while this city. The Commissioners strictly
Interpretation Of the law The Commissioners also
permission the Sixth Regiment National Guad 70 march with
while returning the funeral Of deceased member yesey
companies Regiment headed by the band escorted the body
Brsuay with the baud playing at intervals but eang aoor
within block Of churches where divine service
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30

Mr. A. Heuci A. Unr ". Wolf Mr.. Dertnm Nj" Elise well
N Gssorethspsen Pdtr Weineckie, Miss L. spsngenbera -
PDR BAyANNAH-Is stedmsAp San SaIrddor Sph pm W
Frspcs Mr Dst-s L. wateusn and wife hn Desesu M.
Wooisag Isur, Pr.zsr Charles Moore Mrs r.
children sod nar,e Mrs NJ X McCuler Mrs Ast A. me-
OH Jacob Ssnwoo Bsrnabf hss Saiysn Mrs w snsss s'
cbid Cecis Abo,t W. scheerer Wosu
GuShu Bone Joh Dillon Patrick Dillon H. MeCsren Miss LL
.e rovp Mr.. X Minis A.. X. Minis Mrs T. W Bowers MIS-
M u.op M X sperry W. q. Prise, II. O. Harris John fsngsn
sl.nIinship Mis- knth Sanford Ephrtm Hssi Rodnc
Douels. 81 w. Cinion fer Johnson Prof bsHsd, j. WIZ
.ms T1om.s shelton Alfred shelton Tho Roberts, ssmue Paterson
Jane. Mullen NJ. Monaghan. r. Swan, Henri MARI
ham Mis- Anna Pay Alexander Stuart Miss Anna PPs Bns
lin spencer Debouons wife and infsn Le Baron Drny
Asns. snnor Mr.. C. Way and hiant NJ j. Ford Joha foe,
M J. Poni and H. Blum b. Cannon and sie Dr.
Hououp John Ml Blun, t~e nss and two ehl'
Arm Mis, SsyaRe Tuthi Mrs d. T. Dunn, ~ "
Eetcbum e. o. Truden u. Hsmed, T. p Demcre Mn Nelly
M A Stone Ms J. wilkins Mrs " W. Sims child infant and
muse H. r. Brown, Mrs A. sneief snd laf
ehiiren Joerh Moanil John Foonan MS Nancy MORN MS
Nate Davis Mis- Jennie North sODhis Neh Alice North
John L. North Charles Laya Henry Simkn w. Bnrdsk 'amSs
mahei Daniel Tasse Gcors Rensea jos keseh HEIDI r. Null
b.v Mrs Muny j. A. Grae James KAN. Mr. Mseferell
PoR SAvANNAH-In steamship Hsnsrs, sept ~.-h i" n,ney
p 81 Gill j. Goocb, A. AeAlser Brown Capt Wm ~ ssan
tyne 6endennng Mr Curtis B. HiTnsiSn dS,sn5 ~ na
Mis-. brown Willie Brown Miss Jo9e Mrs J. B9rssJp, ,s0s and
A. r. Padee J. williamson w. w. seys1 Miss y aekss mrs
y surg And two children Mrs A. Clifford Mrs hehser M ss
J. Lyons Bent Capt Harley and lsy O. $ p.T.e =: "a,
Carlisle Mis- O. A. w. Brown, Thomas hooey james ouF
live, Joseph Blair, GesIge u SptigeL
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FATAL ACCIDENTS.

John McGathern, age 60, of No. GA Eighth-ave.,
fgmsn the Newaven Railroad struck BY locomotive and
fatally injured Saturday evening while endesyOhng to prevent wagon
f0u crossing The track at Pourth-sve and SIiy-sEhst
Joseph Mende g. miuied Of BrOokyn D. died Bellevue
Hospital Saturday, from injuries received IN the collision Of
HsveB e ghi and Gndst Center Grshdsts
TUESDAY.
AhOny Hnke Of No 53j Broomet died Bellevue Hospital
urdsy night the uosho accidentally inflicted Thurssy
evening By Onee Ke while the latter shooting mad
An inquest vill be held.
Bertha shiel age three fatally injured Saturday By falling
im third story window Of the residence Of her parents No. JOG
udlsvA
Hattie swords 10 received fatal injuries IN falling from second
story Wibdor VI her parents residence
Saturday.
Psni Hell T. who accidentally his feo fort.
hight ago, died Of locfjAW Saturday.
Daniel Young AndnAn the O. POc
Per No North River Saturday by tie upsetng owing
collision with the COeke The boat
usrON
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pASSFNGFRS S4JLFD

POR GLASGOwTa steamship CdlUornd Sept % r McCabe,
AMI wife, d. A. Ball j. A. Finch j. Wsrdope, Fnlay
Jno W. H. Bresse. Renwet, CnNfon Dr. W wA.
Igha w Walker Agnes wAseI. Matilda p Hunt j. H. Hover.
Mary DOolan Josephine Pool Alice Pool Daniel WhelAn and wife,
A. Puck Boyd NJ Bndy, W Rsrew. w Hughes, W Som
mele L. Dund w T. Horton, ~ Taylor wife, and child, X Bell
A. Wilson W. ABdeI,on and wife, H. Poa and wife Poal Miss
Emma Poal Miss May A POs Mrs o. W. Lock, c. Lock
Glover
FOR LIVERPO0L-IH steamship City oC Brnsse Sept 28R
Wool Wormsld Mr. DoObttle Mrs ~ Ring d. Won ee g. H.
Rogers A. Reboue M John, Mrs Walker Gen. W. H. MeCany
and wife ~ j. d. Lspg Thomas the Rev John Hurst aLd
the Rev O. Dale Mrs Muvsny Mis-. MnvaheT Mrs Spear
aud infan Col sydney Mrs A. Won snuT and Mrs
Bart Sister EuPhres Miss Won s1vhr and sister Peter sheh.
dan W. NJ Golden and wife g. WDfe j. MeClelsr r. Geon,
ThomJ Whitehead sHd wife Mr hompsen o. Wilmer Lsne,
POR iLIvRRPOOL-Ia tscdBshlp dgeid. 28-ML
M X Wells r. Thnrby, j. Hithfed, Il. " Helms, T. Perkins
Fnsb C. Bphaa, 81 BeFenege, G. NJ. Aooquot A. biley
stair Mrs and Miss Warren D. b Spsgno MasisA Devote b. ri.
diVa Capt 10. Robinson X ~ II. H. Sargent j. Gamble
Howard w. Bpbam Ms, A. Wells Miss NJ Wells hrs L. Rdtr
Mrs ~ 7 Johnson Chaa Crosse L. b. Bahan Johnson r. illus
ey Wood sd wife O. Robertson sd sie Mr. Aware Miss
Besm ChAA BesmY and slie " H. Rivers y A. Wan Bergan Dr.
Hutial and son n Wilson, J. n. H. Paifict.
FOR BREMkS-In seamship Rhea Sept 28-F. Boxer o. H.
huude C. ku Mr. aud Mrs Henry Pastor aud daughter
Ln G. kopen g Delas, Mra l. Rigeaay. Wornser Mi.
Meyer MIS- Meyer H. Hodges Carl Wurnbach, Emil
bsb n kaa!A z. \ pATY, D. GallaAn O. Gfa4g lsI.
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sefton Mr. Edwin, Mr.. Lytton, MI Leonaru' mr. W.
po,vra and Mr. H. NJ Holland included, with those
IN the above cast in the list OF Mr. wslacks dramanc
company, which will be led by Mr.. sothern a,
Mr. DAILY announces Diamonds for It's NTH week, o.
Tho Fifth Avenue Thcatcr and lie Roi Carotte for It's
sixth week. at tho Grand Opera House. These pieces
continue 10 attract share OF the public attention. ana,
,hourb our individual taste finds in them but little TO
commend We must presume that they are not deficient
in qualities and attributes that win popularity. Thc AZ
tendance at the Fifth Avenue Theater and the Grand
Opera House has good since their respective open
ines-september and August 26and Is remains so Inc
perscvcrng energy and laborious industry OF tho man
agement have often elected our praises anu 'no'o o'
continue TO deserve.
Agnes" at the Union Square Theater. has maniesuy
entered on long run Night after night the house Is
full Judclous compression has improved the play ana
practice has invested tho representation with an a VI
ease grace and finish very agreeable TO good tase "o
have to record the retirement OF Mr. Marx smitn ro
the part OF the jeweer He played 1t for one week. y
way Of contributing TO the eclat OF the hrt
OF Agnes" and was then relieved OF It, Mr. Smith VIII
bA brorgt forward later in the season. in character
worthy OF his rare powers and ripe professional aa
ments =.
AT the Olympic Theater Miss Charlotte Thompson
gave last week, eight performances OF Jnha In inc
Hupchback" and manifested, with delightful enect'
the sweetness OF her temperament the paSS'ona'o
earnestness Of her emotional nature ana tne prooo
and symmetry Of her weltrained method The attend
ance, unfortunately, was small. Had Miss oharotte
Thompson at the outset been brought forward IN iegi
nate dranain such characters ROsqiind Peg WoU0-
tom Parthenia &c-it seems probable that she would
have attracted the iveest public interest AS IL 49, tne
transition from One Wife" 10 " The Hunchback' mas
proved in vain The Olympic Theater Will remain cioSeu
TIN the lIth OF October. when Mile. Aimee VIII appear
with selected Partisan company, In french OPcra
BOufe.
Good entertainments in the domain OF negro
sy continue to he furnished by the San Francisco MIN
sres at the ST. James Teater and the California Min
strels at No 100 Broadway. Varieties In abundance
prevail at Tony Pastors opera House. Mr. Robnsons 5
Circus has departed but that OF Messrs g. j. Baey q
Co-known Baeys Carayan-Inay 10 Iouhu a. S 'nd
enaGere. Exhibitions occur every aer4TH NJ Wood ns
evening Mr. Doininick Murray Will play NJ hoou $
Mn seum might his drama called Escaped FROM
Sing sing" ..
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
BIDS FOR STREET PAvEMENTs.

At recent meeting of Commissioner Van Mort
Controller Green open bids paving various streets this CITY,
ster declined present the opening Of bids for laying Belgian
pveme the ground that they special payemeut and
within provisions Of section H. chapter 3 1870
which NO eet avenue public place which has been
paved ulhe eIp1se pad by shall hereafter be paved
special pavement UDless eOned Tor by
the the line of the At
Saturday between the Controller and Commissioner Van Mort
open bids for paving eight Corporation Counsel OGoman
presented opinion regard 10 the question red by The Controller
In which he
SPECIAL within meaning Of the statute
which b laid only by those having monopoly the
thereof and thai pavement which and to
general should be ed special The Bel
pavement therefore laid without peonng therefor
Of The adjacent properts affected thereby"
would be governed by the Corporation
Couhses onon while the bids laying
gan pssneuts opening The bids will be
. few DAYS
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.

MONDAY. OCT. =
Mails Panama Aspinwal Central American
ci6o Ports steamship Rising Star,
ship sails al IL NJ, from Pier No q N. X.
TUESDAY OCT l.
Mss Portau.FBee Gonayes and ST. Marc By the steamship
PERT close Steamship sais Martins Brookyn
Letter postage oil the West Indies except when going will
bali Papers each which prepaid
WEDNESDAY. OcT 2
Mails for Europe Quecnswn and Liverpool per steamship
Wisconsin. u 81 Supplementary Mail Pier No
r.. is closed at 1850 D. m. Steamship sails Al y IN.
PrusHan Closed Mail Is sent bv this hae.
ian letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid
double postage
Havana bV the steamship Cleopatra, close
Steamship sails at . D. m from Pier No. n. r.
Mail Ilaias s. closed the Eew-Yok PosOmoe ever
THURSDAY at O'Clock Steamship sails IRON Portland Me.
Friday, ats ..
PT1an Closed Mail only by the Williams GuOn and
Line tramsh
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
CIVIL NOTES.

In the case Of Renwick and others agt. Cooper and
application made for injunction the patent granted
u W. C. Hicks against the sale Of The Winchester Repeating res,
made New HaFe Conn. The defense
" In the United District
Blatehori oVerru the defense and granted the injunction
The application Of the proprietOrs Of The Brooklyn
Daily Kag for permanent injunction against The publisher
sunday Eag restraining bin from using that pane argued before
Jaage Pratt Saturday and decision reserved The respondents
cosuded that the word Sunday" In the title Of the paper
ju Substantive and distinguishing Rag itself pBd that
had perfect night 10 the title adopted Judge BnOB .nh.
bed that the object simply make pab believe that
The beet eause from T Eagle ohoe and thereby appropriate
business Of that As
ssaied preliminary injunction the SaHdsy Psps did sb
tsr sA4s ale JesEsTdsy.
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THE LAST GRANT MARES NEST.

TO TIE razor Of The Trtbune.
SIR On my arrival in town at late hour
yesterday my attention called to article, entitled
Religion and Politics. Tin this mornings Nec York Times
so far that article referred TO me- it false in every
particular. am not member Of any secret, religious
or poncai organization and know nothing Of the exist
ence of the Order OF which The Times seemed TO be
quite sure. believe the article 10 be as untrue as
whole as know It TO be in all that related To yours
very respectfully, ALFRED NlLhINsoN'
Veste,inster Hotel, Ne,o- York, Sept. %, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
FAIRRANKS SCALES.

The rapidly increasing foreign demand for
Fairbanks scales has led these progressive American
manufacturers TO open a warehouse in London, on
King Wnliam-st., London Bridge, where Fairbanks
American Weighing Machines can now be found in full
assortment We presume Fairbanks Co. will soon be
rompclcd to have branch warehouses not only IN Lon
don but IN Paris Calcutta Hong Kong and IedO. Their
Invention has reVOlutiOnized the weighing OF the world
and their enterprise in extending their business cOnnec
tons will appreciated wherever the quality OF their
aeaIas fa
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DECIsIOSs-sEPT. %.
CAIKNDARS-THis pAv.

Supreme Court -Chambers-By Judge Leonard
GRAY Sanford Same Van Nests 900 each case
will be proper allowance.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30

Sun 555I sun au ...... 5i5 Moor 1923
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s.nit Hoot 6,0J Goy 633 He'll Gate ReuT... 82
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s,nI, Hoax Gas Cows 659 Hell Gate Ferry. 8:47
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
A CHICKAsAw MEMORIAL.
THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL.

Justice Cox at Jefferson Market, yesterday, COM
rd Trial charge beating Alexander Crooks OF
No $50 Samuel Newman locked no for assault
ing Mari MeGll Of No. % BOnd-sL
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30

th, port Thursdy Tho bark o. '" Ro'e'''' "'"
rived hors today -, ,,n - ...,,-, ,u .nA west
Iospos Sept 1s-The steamship Yibe from Ap'n" sn' "0'
fnai,n mort, arrived al southampton yestsriay . 49,,
Sept. 28rhe Cunsfd Lane oessn
from Boston sept Liverpool arrived here 81 0o''oA ' ~
ing o,, - -. r,n1 poo,
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
INDIAN AFFAIRS.

sAVAGFs IN COUNCIL WITH TIE PRESlDENT-
REPORTS FROM FORT GIBSON DENIED.
WAsHINGTON, Sept 2S.-The delegation OF Indians
row representing the UnPsrss Boie and Upper and Lower
headed C. Conner Agent OF the GAnd River Agency
and Assistant Secretary had interview to-day with The PTe
dent who manfred there vas snyhng special which hy desired to
say 10 him. stepped the front and through an inter
prefer bad anything ssDn The white men, You sent
for me before but did like sent for agh and
came have seen YOU p,ed want room at our
reservation he eosdd win mind the Great
IA her do what be tsus Our people se all working bat are
very poor" The President the addressing The Indians aa ne soua
make living and when they hoGd be wiling 70 go on as e
youth especially should be Instructed Was for them 70 hns aSu
and unless they wanted 50 he would not make them 90 30 ,o
could go bach their homes now nd taA the naer over ms year 70
their people. II they would not agree 70 60 ne noau
they should % h S q, cose, stoolI come n would be
The President also sdmonshed them that the
cTessng rapdy years woa be much more daeult for
wanted now could be asked the Of Ints Affairs and
the Secretary Of the Interior who would act for him The GIas
~ stay lie knew not gO'd but wanted to
Ss5tJ s Coppe Their seeSt TO remain there The
them that change hosd be made IL the asso Pd a5ssr d
them and them and hoped their young people would
As the result inquiry instituted BY the military a9ihOrite,
SspS IN WheI il seg that the United States troop,
Gibson sustaining side were false Col Emerson
the Greek nation lie alone met the head men Of both fac
their succeeded IN
fnendly When all their dculues ameab! settled By
themselves
A CHICKASAW MEMORIAL.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2S.-The Chickasaw Indian Legis-
ure passed bill memorsng Congress to alo their lands in
seversty calling the Chocaws join them their request
This regarded advanced step toward opening the Indian Ter
tory 70 white settlement this Winter
MORE BRAVES on THEIR WAY TO WASHINGTON.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2S.-Henry L. AlyOrd, Special In
dian Commissioner Bnoh Hosg Superintendent arrived here h,
the Of Arkansas and
different tribes represented They leave for Wishing
tO-m0rtOe.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExcHAsGE-FIRsr CALL.
iO1 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
SALES FROM 10 TO 10i A. NJ.

t sabs Of Gopenm>rf Bords
1900 o. s. s.. 1881 ROOD T. = 31o Reg % nilD
$500 u s. 9fe Con irs...llA 900 s. S5D Coz 67...b1
L.
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supEExE "opens at lOi nCs
endar called 1T II N.
Brink AFT The Republic 49, National Bank Of Wash
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5teamboais ano Rdilroaos.
DEPARTURE of Through Railroad Trains


~ from NeH-fork: =, 49,.
CzSrRAIFOr the West Is AnentowE g. NJ Aad
D. For Easton: g. 3. m. H0 2O. 4, and 80 p m
DEL WEsTERS-Broad Gauge for Scranton; S'lo N
E20 p. Por Easton: 75 m. 10 m, and 4:2O p IN
. II a. m, $50 and p.
SEw-YoRx NEv.AyEN-Por Boston 8 a. NJ l2l9 ana >
o. m J. O. 1l0 IRIS g. 3i5 fO 55O and p M;
Ngw YoRK HUDsOS RIvER-For Buffalo ,:S 10 IL
m, g. and IL p For Albany $780, 10. IL a m &", o. D.
and III p. -. -
HEwJERsKY-For Washington: 800 m l23 and 91O N For
Philadelphia &50 and o30 l23l $50 G9 M y nlsa
SUNDAYS Philadelphia Camden ana y
soUrH Lose ISLAND: $3.50 m. snd $3.50 p m
A LBANY and TROY by Day Line Boats
N O. yIBBARD and DANIEL DRkW, Leave Vesr' st Pier at
s:9 m and Thirtv.fourts landing Yonkers Taytown
and Nyac 10y erryboa POksepe Rhinebeck Io Caiak and
Hudson.
Trip COzren Point Cornwall and Newbursh returning
day, 81
Connecting for all points West and North - - -
LAST PASSAGE UP OCT 5, DOWN, OCT. T.
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Shrink ag The Republic 3 .Krt National Bank Of Wash
Fire In, Co. ingOn sgt Allen ct Al.
7.Ssme sgt Hanover Fire ms ~ Kampe ct agi Fege
s..ssme ngt The Gennsnia Fire Snee Co. Of U s. sgt.
Ins Co. Mannheim.
p.Sa agtN Niagara Pe lnS ~. Brandt sgt Smith
Co la9. Brown 3 White ct Al
Deerng al The Mayor I0. Brooks White ct al
lf2. In the matter Of Pbye 20
a. The People e rel. McCaueyi vIeate
Green Controller 49, In the matter Of Beach
lT..Meyers sgt Hani0d. cate assessment.
Doremus al ag.MeDonah lH Beach Decker ct al
a. Msrke ct al ag Altman a. Holt e al Agt, Brett ct al
S. Nesborg Rrehhng 49, Ltchensien agtchenstein.
9l Fitch agt Curry et al Call 49, The People Hough-
93 MOsrT agt. Collins et al talng sgt The Board Of
Jos. KOehler agt. Mannhein Appotionment kc, Audit
MARINE COUKrGESER1L TERs-SHEA C. JGRoss and SPAUL.
DING, JJ opeas at ii a. N.
Bigelow Csremont H. Howsnn agt BoWery SAVING
2. Bowen sgt Heydecker, Bank
3. Pickett agt Kole. l8. .Cunan at. Kellogg.
4..Weei agt Burt l9. .Treadwell sgt HOFFMAN,.
5..Green agt Smith. 20. Powell agt Schultz
6..MeMahon ct al agt Rauhr. n. Wright sgL OBrien.
7..Berge agt. Goldman. 2..sehmuder ag- Doe et al.
8Je.ter Agt Warner ct al p. Emerson Agt DennisoB.
9. Smith agi Bozart 4.Siem ct al sgt Nussbanm.
10. Hughson Fuller p. Laekerwann Hunt et A.
.Schiele agt Oebemann Zo.Bauer agt The LOnlard ;.
II. Rngert ct Al Agt Kuse. :. Co.
3EeVton sgt. Berry. 2T..KTescher agi. The NewYork
IL. Clayton sgt Gorion. Warehouse 90.
15Seigel sgt Nichols %. KienEe sgt Broomhors ct al
I6.Grshsm ag- Uner p. Lsnge agt MAYER
3d. Bechent HeTder.
PARTS /. II, III. and w. adjourned Tor the Term.
CoNNsoS APPKAL ALBANY. Sept 2-The following Is Tie
Of Appeals calendar for Tuessy, |:
24', 3g, Sl9l, 49, i8 500 SOL So 457, so, 6l, 4Jl
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
Goparinsrshlp Notifies.
printing
alarpie ano 1late maniels.

alarpie ano 1late dlaniels.
A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE,
N. IZNG WORKS Eghteenthst Marble ana
Mbed Aanle Thing Marble Coaners Monuments al phee' 'n~
defy competition Marble turning fer the trade.
STEWARTs SLATE MANTELS-Rieh and
elegant designs work Of description hAkBs & sn.
WOOD MANTRLS. T. r. STEWART Co., ~ ana ||% "e''
twenty. .thirisL Seyenth-aye
o KLABER e. Co., Marble Works, 229 West
y. P,fTsrT between Broadway and EgbhayeMarble and
M.bd Msute Monuments HeadSones, OF superior "orA'n
ship, low prices
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30

SECOND BOARD.
,sIe, or 0ou,rameni Bond


g. s. g.. 1891 keg......llit kV0
500 o. : s. 1881 Re-. tlsl so o. Stn COu oI..'''lD'
SALES FROM I2s To ! O'CLOCK T.. NJ
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30

COMMISSION oT APPEALS. ALBANT. Sept 28-The oowing
Of Appeals calendar for Tuessy Oct L. Nos 49, f9i a.
"a, 39 329l 4g7, 4g8, 500 sol, SO 457, 53l 96l, 4Jl
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
Connecting for al points West snd North. -, - .
LAsr PASSAGE UP, OCT. 5, DOWN. OCT. =.

T(EUULAK LINZ OF DUAIO IOI HhhLLh
~ ASTORIA landing Beventhst Astoria One hundred and
-stsSteme S1LN AN GROVE
SYLVAN STREAM SYLVAN GLEN and SYLVAN DELL Will leave
Peckp Way boats T. g. To- y u; 8 T. ana
boats landing at Onehundred Ddtwenbethst Only
1890 $50 $780, 10 30 1880 an, $780, $3.50 $40 aud 5~ D m
Ony line connecting with he line OF boats
High Bridge. freight received from a. m to p M Sunday
boats slip 10 o'clock and hourly and half hourly
during day Last leaves Harlem at $50 and Peksp at
1I5 o. M J. F. TALLMAN, sup't
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30

Tue aslss Of John GILBERT MIS- Eas Gsrpap, Ma,
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30

At waIlaeks. the parts IN "Pygmalion and Galatea -
| vii he dsfributsd th,s.