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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-05
INFORMATION FOR BROOKLYN ELECTORS


1t is very important that the voters OF
Brooklyn should remember that very stringent regis
try law WIS enacted by the last Legislature, ana that no
person legally deposit ballot election day unless
lie has registered his An the district In which he
lives. The law was drawn up by the Committee OF
Sevcntyfve and provides that the Registers and In
spccOrs shall the places designated for the pur-
pose Of registering the OF the legal voters They
are daily in attendance at the places of registry
from 10 II a. No. and from to 10 D. ~, and no per
son shall be registered unless he is at the time
a resident and qualified voter OF the Election District
The Board OF Electors appointed under the act consists
of FRANKIE Woodruff and X. ID. Benedict, who nave
designated he Registers and Inspectors Tor each ward
Under the act the wards Of the city were re-
disTiced allow but 400 voters IN each district
There only days for registry October and
October 26.
SO far the greatest vigilance has been exercised to pre-
but one arrest made for attempt at re-
peating The person so detected has been
held TO await the action OF the Grand Jury
The number OF names already registered Is very small
and IL Is therefore probable that those WHO neglect
register Tuesday may fnd 1t impossible 10 do
the next day designated. At the United states
M1rshas Office deputy shers are and will be sworn In
and provided with clubs and badges. These officials are
act election day, and might be expected are all
appointed The Marshal asserts that has paid at
tention TO the Administration factions. but has made
his appointments with the intention only OF securing tue
best irrespective OF party. There are about l52
election districts In the city, and allowing 400 voters 10
each district would make total vote OF about bSOOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-05
POLICE NOIES.

Mary Davy age 40, of No. $40 Water-st, was fatally
injured in falling her rcdeeoe Tbursday
The fancy goods store Of Name Brothers, at No;
CGns lso By thieves THURSDAY night ssa !"
dozen AID gloves. vAlae si2oo. were stolen.
James Newton, age 81, of No. 2Ss Seventh, ave. was
struck on the with AdsPh Ritter Of SiEsoa,
rear Shenfst. yesterday aud severely Hsreaf
Eliza A. Davidson ARE = of No. 406 West Sixteenth
y.s suck on The back and severely woapde ei
penlers chlsel vhch fell OF The reof hsas yesterday
A fire ON the fourth story OF No. Wooster-st;,
n,ar.a Tor Of The bsHs Henri lssss,
dssJp N hgssa Nall Dssi " ssssA. eI.sa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-05
CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

"A cotton gin house at Beyland. Texas. contain
lar 20 O biles Island cotton destroyed ~ bro THURSDAY
Iohu BARCLAY was hung ut nOon yesterday. in
the County COumus Ohio for the murder Of Chan D. onef
L., o, When on the seafoh Barclay declared that he guilty
and va M die He ell Of Intoxicating liquor,
and ssid they pao him the murdorcrs scahod
The store of j. NJ. Perry Of West Auburn, Me-,
-, hI,p int THURSDAY safe blown ub Hunpoud-r
80 ae OF 100 IN money watches The noise aroused
Who burned 70 The PREMISES 10 uwf
Z see i've sss bss.snns sssy he asssos " Lv~ssova
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-05
THE TENNESSEE RAILROAD ACCTDENT-LIsT OF
THE INJURED.
KNOXVILLE, Oct. 4.-Ihe Press and Herald
gives the following complete list Of the Injured by the
railroad accident near Greenville, Tenn yesterday;

& H. Cory Of Chattanooga slightly injured in leg and arm
Anaerson London ankle badly nuod DAVID BITaD kny'
TON 4 ssned ankle, Joshson two children Memphis
inure not ous; E brakeman Scaped IN lace Got
P1s Morstowu Tenn. badly injured IL the bach hss P.e
dsrger al col Pride thigh bk injuries serious M and Mr.
Mof four daughters and soniniv Pulaski SahY ~
IN bn b moi euOusv; daughter Of Frank Barclay OF hnof'e
am hr,kro Hrr.ke bfakeaan Chattanooga MORALLY injured
Mn smith Of Pulaski Va severely hurt AlIei hnnier eol
~ eg broken; the Rev Wheeler, johnson CITY hart In ne
bach seriously mail scent injured In es Ihon,s hol
lovs nure both lees y. W heintern mall
agent aro Ia ths bsod T. ". Young badly Injured IN
~. suIl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-05
EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

II. Deidriet Il. Helms. t62 Had. a.
10. Wm. Nelson. 50 BarTOw-fa.
~. Wm. w. Sharp. . siItb.sye'
~. Papk MaIheB, O. W. Wash. -pL
2. Jas. X. Bogart, 80 Chisto'L-st.
A. Lewis o Krappen, 239 W I2tb-st
y. JSse2h }. EelleJ. 80 w. lesb-fL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-05
FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
SIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
I'LL and nouosrHfg

M NeIntvre Al Co nnbiaL IS William Att le6 Broomes
Z MARI Glugan y COlumbas "a vincent Delaney Hag
g. Cnas Gallagher 81 Coumblsst ~ CLARK haDoero 70 stHo[
a. Inn s lg Delsncey-st 8 Chss BruuuiHs sunolkst
CrqRt Republicans.
I1u N "A .de 80 Pitt-st no Henry c. Place 90 Chnion-st
Thos H. Nip. ~ Clntoust l Bernard W BiAay9 81
II. TleoOO, u iltts z Jeremiah cell I@heits~
fios Place 100 Auorueyt 10 John simpson - mslgusL
ian Cbso1 81 Coba-s Livingston, 81 BroOnet
T. On CsIle az DeIspcv-s Jol1 Diyl 20 kYlngtOu-sI
pe.er ~ Clintont s y. Smith. , Sherifst
pot VI Delancey-st Jas H. Andesou 81 Hesterst
90 "a Itfle u.gt MFtelas,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-05
SISETEESTn ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
TWENTIrTH AssEMRLY DISTRICT.

Democrats.
10 John slstiery, 3l3 Z. 5Jd-st
20. Samuel Stanss, SIC Z. s5th-si.
23. Simon RothschilG. SO J-ave.
La. Robert Gamboi, 90 W. ath-st.
Us. Oh. Harrison ,55ih-st. Grave.
la. w. sertcn, 733 LeIingtOn-AVe.
'2S. WIN. L. Baohrsch, ,G52 2i.AVe.
~. &. Y. Hsrishom. go X. 31th-sL
I3l. JohH Harrison, l20 x. tlst-st
e. Y. McGGvern. La 2i-aye.
-. &c. Bushnell, 81 LeHing'n.sTe.
-. NJ. NJ HaBley, i .05l Thind-aTe
IS. 7. GonnleJ, 6+th-st and 2d-aVe.
20. Vim. A. Elliott, $40 z. 55th st.
2l. Richard II. Barry, 81 6th-sve.
u. W. =. Pinekney. Lea X. SD at.
70. John BeHjiman. 9d2 sd-ave.
la. Jefferson BerriAn, IS w. 5zd-si.
l25. Aaron Ganong. s42 slave
rs. James X. Davies. l3S l.. 5s,h-st
La. &. q. Bentley. |, 006 % ave.
rs, Rul,fn Parkhurst. s65 h-ave.
/ 20. Thomas SaADlOh. t02l K. 58th-st
90 II. y. Bauer, +O0 Y 58th-st
81. ChAs. J. Taylor. al x ssth-st.
81. J. 3. Dsrgledim, ! 600 5d-Ate.
81. Alfred DOagtAss, !. 100 Nave.
80 Mortimer G. Lee. 35o x. 6ld-st
Is. Calvin A. Hayes. 36l X C3d-st.
o.. Thomas Robins, gl3 z. 65th-st
n. Wa AOnE. 20 " t<ith-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-05
YORK DAILY TRIBUNE s4rtRDAY OCTOBER
rwExrYrIRsr AssruBLr DISTRICT.

Ltsru's oaI fffp,rGs
Thos hcspdon l92 n 50 "a Ia Rfhd BetourceT io'S-l
2 ri We. h,1isi.htt iatlgha. md Fsrttaye -
McK, ia a.a ~ Hngn toogan. V9h-t 9-,V
Com ius Wand. % Ay O Jaues eehln, Wns ~ ndi
s. dH. Malary ms PER MoCusAer Ju-ai leL
O. hr. Besmal. Az. A liz .,th Fourth aEd IhriaFcs
and s1thsi. "A Nia. w. PstneS. llati=t. bet
I. T. l.. Hgia.au, ,g96 1laye Fnt AMI seronlafo1-
Obi n 3ia. BIN FL AMI Is Cht Long 8h, bet Frst
gl.as-s. and saoond-svrA
Tho j. Cat 81 gll- L., ss Uerrg Vessel ~ seeondave.
Ne and Foarih4yes Ia kdvad Genet, iis'ht lex
II. WA. Do. NcJabe 10 r.. a4 Thnl and Fouf.L-lyeA
H. Robt Krack T. th n Rcsd Hanson. ibtsti bet
a.. T. G. Deyia, ilih, let Fourh Second and J. dasc
and Rhh4ves ~, Jro Monrr llilFt md ID Az
H. Wn ieau LES Ihrave Pauck lral lki.h T. DeI
%. Fdwd Blown ana Rivl atvrith Eght-arc
l6 Jno ". &c t2ls b Fuutl g. Jo Bach " De ~ at
and Ehb-agea. i57 Juo Ayeis, lsJd. LitAA5tlr ~
j.. Tin thy L. uch. 9l;h si.t5h-av.l
GT1a. Eprbllorns.
l. A. q Do7mus 2'Gt Dave 2o Join Bsrlon 22iG 2dare
O. b. T.. he Lscg 21 n j. j. Valentine, IJ r. ilDih~t
3. Jncs a. Hobby o3 llfihst BENZ H. Mmson 2lo @aye
Geo Henr 2.4J Th.n-aye ~ g. ". Frost llJht, n and
5. * J. Mercer, 2lJ r l6th-st Nh-sye.
John Cooper jr ~ g. th-sL % L. Ia Westover 2s "a ave
J. Henry Roster .3 r. lith.st IS. p g. Deuse ~ = itl-e
james heKe ID r. 6Oth-st SAMUEL Wallace Jt iithst
g. d. j. Ooune la a. Hcny kayer TO y lld -
and Ave A. p. David y. Eagan, 81 = lly.hSt
10 Calm MopBn r. 621 tsay ~ ID J. Psworth Ia X l2'tAt
H. Gas w. Piper io B. Peg Ave A, let lZlst and
~ Nelson Mott $50 l. 34h-sL lZd-t. ,.,
H. c. TFro 1lltaa 3ave 81 A. Anfer 80 T. 75dst
u. JOSEPH Mcdonald, ia 10 ,t. j. NJ J. French, W sL
IS Jon W. Lowry ~ l2jth-t 81 Tun on 29 i. Yah St
t. James T. oby x s2c-st A. Brine 3Ji l. i3jthL
II. Lawrence Danu, ~ 3dave 3 Benz. Quo 2i5 T. lsJs
49, Frank NJ Bali SO dave g. AGolphas Or IL T. lil,st
~ McNaaght 1856 aave T. g. Hubbard - ". LIDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-05
LIST OLE FEDERAL SUPERVISORS

JUDGE woODRUFF's APPoRTMENTs-TwO MA
TIONAL PARTIES RECOGNIZED - OFFICERS
FOR TWENTY-ONE ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS.
The following is a list of the Supervisors Of
Election far appointed by Judge Woodruff for the
Southern District OF New-York:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-05
TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
0rani RerlAblidaRs.

l. Francis Cav III lohsve. H. b Lawrence 3l W. zdSt
jaeger 3 William Duho f60W 18th st.
W. 2l8 W. 2Qtst.
W H. 4j5 W. Sth- u.s. james r. Kelley. 26l shave
A D. Subury s8 gth-ave Noble McDoos $50 W. l8thst
c. II. r. Adel z78 W 22s H. A. b. CuIra1. 28O w 23ihst
Z Henry c. Parker 2l 9hsve 8 Joseph Dke rs w lbthst
Edward Demhe 2fhs 10 Fred W. Richard ~ With st
g. Andrew Moore lO6 W24st 90 w. WernheneT 2J W. llthst
Edward Mccain $50 W 2hst o. James Moore IT, li W. 4thst
1 that Millnn al
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
REAL ESTATE.
vo,v saturday, Jan. II, 's79.


~ transactions Of public interest were ,, ',e f,
No r..rec to-day. Messrs. T. H. L"oiow ann w.
at h' m sale Of lot one-hundTed- ana ni,,u ,...-
sd"r''' ...,, Of January. James NJ Miller sold i0nF
s. & nn .de OF rorty-siztl-st SEQ feet vo'' ,Or OIL
otr ss. of 1Gn interests. &C. p.,spS not stated to the
u' ne coming week, several sales arc an
nc ,,ins & CO. win sell, on Thursday the lot oi
Is tnrecstory marbc-irort house ,neleon' ,.l,'.lr
n'~.. ~, e. t,-,y side Of Broadway'. between ,.'.
,.t.r.oiacc. opposite Washingon-ploce'
.s vc.-l, broadway Also, the hTStcIass
c' ,,,o Stone front store and lot situate on inc
o. ~, cortiandt.st., between Broadway ana
extending through to and Ho",ns on m
rrovn MS No. IS Corpandt-S'. ana TO- ,,.t ~
~ "., lois sCuth side ol OuC- '-Ni'"4 0'''I"
.-, .,.- wast OF Il,gd-NC.. -. ,..4
--, a. g,-pp VIII sell ON MONDAY fhe Hrli
N .,' TEc+,ro.u r iXty-Sccond and SlNty-t1lIu-
Q az. o5\l0l TO- also, seven lots On one,
g. rt [fh-yt, between seventh aug
D. O, t..dnCsdsv The s'ulc aucboneerS WI
J. tlsrot tAe P4ospoC, Park lots lcit unS'Id
az ..rc will sell or Wednesday, by or"er o1
.,u r.terct. thCi tLroc-stoIy name n"'''o
>t-1 Varlaton-aNe
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
proposais.
Porr OFFICE DEPARTMENT wAsHrygroS G., Dec 22 1871.
DROPOSAIS for LETTER BALANCES.-

Posr OFFICE DEPssrrssr wAsHwGToN y. G., Dee 22 1877.
PROPOSALS for LETTER BALANCES
ssLED PROPOSALS VIII be received at tas pepsI meat an
Balance. for the Of tie Poet Omces 10 le United Sa or one year
from and alter the h day OF February 1914 O the following deSpon
namely:
rt Balances capable of weighing eight avoriupo wg
1000 will BE- wan'e
seconi Balances o. the capacity graduated by the metric or
gamme system. o. this class 100 may be required. 80,
Tr Balances cpl1e a. ging pounds a7orunos wyt
to be giate to hall Of this class supposed that ~ "
be wanted.
rertc, icclc7 strength durability viii be required the Bal
10 be- nrlsho.
SAMPLE, o. ach description o Balances must accompany each ht rrd
der WHO Obtain tire viii be required 20 !snh Bal
aucr. qulhty il aii Sre. eIra 10 tie sample.
Ear qarc nI 10 e i securely rA'd u boz to irausD'r
iaton delivered hee % al e1lcnc to e blank agency Washing
ton D. G.. ,-..
cfg vi Ll md Jn postmaster -la s-ca
aLrri reliable persons
Two snllsie.t su.eucs win BE required to contract
made each article sUal,t y deemed most alyen'
D. The Department
le to ,1r promptly article eortac'c for or an attempt
iu.s- upon Dpsr articles ufror n e oA9u ~ he
General those contracted o U be- coadlrel sAdt
lhc forfeiture Of ile contract 49,, .,
T pcstner DO rt 70 reject any or All uh' H.
h- opinion 10 required ly she interests of tle De- arln'
lie il,ore o1 iie eiyco'e 'Proro ala c LSteI B
fae l.rccs the Fr-t strnt e1'Ta aN
H. O.. JSU. A. j. CRESN LII. P'st'nsster neie eAL
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
O'orroration Notiees.

DErARTsEsr TAXES ASSESSMENTS No o CHAsRERssr
NEw.YOKK January 2, 1872.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Assessment
- Rolls The Real and Personal Etate of The CITY aud County Of
New the l552 will b. Optn for Inspection and r0I on
and after MONDAY January g. l52 and will remain open un the Jth
April IN inclusive for the correction Of aud the eqna
the aforesaid ra and personal estate Of Tie
Citg anil County Of HeIos All persons believing themselves
cIOu fhc Commissioners during tie p-IiO
dloye muta.c oid, 90 obtain Inc relief provided b. Iaw
GhO. H. ANDREWS. | COanlsonefs
THOS J. CREAMEk, | ffaIcs
MM %4F.kEiES 4 HtSgs SANDS A..,.aIseps. aal
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- o1o o e CLERK " the Department Of P1lc 3r9on NM
FlDti. iJih 40 FkiAiG IHE JOChSA AL
AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD for TIE Yclr l3i2
other printing Necessary tie Of tie De-
paftneIL
The uecsr Information the character Of the work to be dore
r Lal ou application a; the { erAs Oihcr.
The right Of all the bids II
deeuel essential ior he public good - .,.,,..,- n, d,
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
GlIrtle ar0 Glate 0larte,s.

4 KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
LAs HNG WOkK' 10 ami 6 hsst Egheenih-sL Marble ani
Her5ls,el Nlnc Thing Marble Counters Monuments, al lt '1@
deiy CON petition. STAR turuug for tnc trade.
- KLABER & Co, 233 w. Fifty-frst-st., bet.
- Broadway aud tl avc2i M al Mar e.z'd han nonn
mgs rlones are varees cheapest in city send io css'e
GTEWARTs SLATE MANTELS; largest as
> sorn.u lowest pfce. Elegant new dsgns l. T.
SIENAt Co.. siItl-ave bel. Tartgauh aSi IhdsTi st.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
Situations {Oantc0--fcMdlc9

A HIGHIY-LDUCATED young lady desires
"a situation RESIDENT or Ni1riNG GOYFGNiSS, in q
respectable Nmlr teach children Gcrmsl. Eni A French aul
nuc. Adics Ms + s., NJ. l5i N .t Twenty ffcsL
4 LADY from New-Euglud as HOUSE
% KEfI.N position l sorr fond Of chill
trcu C. address OUS1kLEPEG zjg West Twelfth best Of
cronoe
A LADY STENOGRAPHER, wishing for
~ practice offers lcr gratis few hours each dag. Address
SHORTHAND, Herald OGce, uptown brinc'
GOOD English. Irish, Scotch, American, and
~ Female SERVANTS at No ~ Eorost, between Ry
ug,cn and S;,noD-.tS. tv Nine HID
VVANTED-A SITUATION 10y competent
w Gill for General Hose -ork or Cook Wasler and
Irouer; willing anl ogng; best Gig reference. CAL at No 3j
Bowery, entrance on Hr-st
VNANTED--A Situation by competent Ger
w gd for GBNERaL HoUSkW ORK as CooE. Washer
Irouer. willing snl oang bcS, city references Cal 90 No 3j
Bcv,ry. tnance ON FiTstst
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
JAMES M0CREERY & CO.,

BROADWAY AND BLEVENTII-ST. WILL OPFER on MONDAY.
JAN Is IN THEIR LAglEI AND CHILnR8Ss FURNISHING
LADIES TUCKED YOKE CHENIsRS, fii LADIES' TUCKED
DPANERS no MATCH, o.: LADIES' TUCKED SKIRTS, $li
LADIES' TUCKED AND PUFTfD BREAKFAST SACQUES. g.;
LADIES CASHMERE HORNlEG ROBES SO; LADlEN FRENCH
WOVEN COR,ErS. 75c UPNAND; LADIES' PANlKRS IN ALL
THEE NEW STYLES LADIES' CLOTH GACQtFS REDUCED TO
s20i LADIES' WALKING QUITS ~ SILks. SAlINR, ALPACA
Sc. Ar GREiILI REOUCED PRICES DIiAER RECEPTION
AND BALL DIRE >H} MADE ORDER.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
GGlce bD Caution
A UCTION SALE OF roo,o


"a 'VGLUGBLE M,CHlNERY, Tonl TlS, ), 's 70,
T1tR AMERICAN STAND hkO lOOb %"
will - Tor s pubc Auction be he'd e. tc iaeioy
Tirb aud O,rce Ss Nevrtk NhpNtA1 ldh January,
1n any - crtre stock Of MACHINERY TOOLS
eoue Of Fneire Ian nrne Lathe l Presses Of various
si,@s Nno rrr~ shaping Son2 Machines Also Trip liam
wer Justice" Power Hammer p Ai's boNfs' and general
t 70, ori,y .oretber Sanng Hanger lnleys, Betting,
Seo nc B,s etc the Tools heretofore use In the
Gc,g. cf he saniar' Seven bot Carde ava Navy ST Shot
hcrovcff (Uo litter Of CoiiS a'''I' anu " ~ y we Mhh-
haitian Fire Anus co..
Catalogues furnished on application
A Mv,wty, Auctorecr
ny BANGS, MERWlN n Co, broadway, cor.
ID 4hs->acs Of iools works 4 AT f9rc Go2;' Furniture &c
INJECTIONS SAIB. No u, fn estate OF late WV GOWANs.
U.,o ,rsr, Vo,oec ai Travels B0Aoenlhy Literature His.
;ory Of Women, Free masonry, etc
x~FO A. LEAVITT q Co. date Leayitt,
( n eirt Col clinton Hall As'orplace For the hy
-, m 1e,rgs CORRECTIONS OF BOOKS. PAINTIsGs. aud ali
liu.s OF IlrntisY PRorFErI: , ,ro..,-o,- - =,
rrrpcnAY FRIDAY. and SATURDAY EVENINGS Jan IT, 70.
sI 20 al II O'Clock SALE Of the LIBRARY Of e E JOSEPH p.
S|i,fr'GT ID D. omrr' fag obfcc COLLECTION Of TRIO
iDDICiL and STANDARD WORKS, many scrce LOCAL HIS.
IOvlrS &C. C.tflo-Jes ready. Books on exhibition
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
Drp Gooos.
JAMES MoCREE4Y O. CO..

BROADWAY and ELByRsTH-sT. have just rel auction
RIAL POINT LACE. SHAWIs s15n $3.50 worth 800 ~ ST.,
20 POiST APPLlQuK hmAWLS 80 10 $3Oi worth $50 to 10
fONT APPLQyE FLUNtES! = 10 70 S5J worth &l5 70
$50 REAL POINT FOl NOES per yard. 800
10 { l60
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TRAINS LEAVE NEwYoRK
For Nev.Hsyen ard Bdgesot7 s(EI 1880 m iAl' tEL
Milford, Sistfod, Fardel Southport and wespOrt lE'o'
foi south NorSas Ok roo mi l2i5 Er CE- aA
"5fS $50 s13 glsa sPs ~ t II. ;. r. O $780, and s.oop
Por stanford Er) O. ll:O ;i1 ELl &lj gLl 1tS
' T Gfs:1ash s;is @ sd seas G & ststda. 2' as
y s5nGay s S Train leaves SewYOr a'7U n for
Boston, Vi" 10th sP'HFGS,ols FGossRcliSS sRt II if TRANS
For BO:ion ", sggrsaefn fll 35i5 a. ri ,D ana
For For Hs9r HSi'Sa "a sp5 SIss sPh 1ss 1ia i@1 %
For Connecticut River Railroad m Eio - H. 10 "'''"P''o'
For HsriioS Proence and ns ga@ a T ,,e,!: 3S M,
O. to YewLondOu arl NGrwci 81. ~ .,xo,..
" r5 New Hfdieicwa and wmanac Railroad tAf L0e'
T. for ia ITo IIoal,On RalrOsd s NJ and w.,,,
For For S1nf SanaTy afySa and Scf~as aa4 @
FOR New Canaan R.iSs . m @ . va Tn and ,so to sur
& %, . g1 on etsr Line pr1in room attached Ties
s. I::F .s II. :i .'si Y e:
M ana Fcarhac, ao At the ote q the BootI, ssi
BY leaving have their b'sss s K S a1S ssss
ion residence to dsstnat on. JAMES IL nv : :,
NyEW-YoRK CENTRAL AND III HUDSON Z on
oula M Tu. a will have Depot fOGSae and Forty
c.eo a9d MoHtEes EESs.' With p"'s'''" ears
1890 M Special Chicago Express with DraWpsr0On es" to BS''s
,o:45 a. AZ. M. Scrti:rn aud Western Erres.
oy SstiTlats
10, H.,
eco D. NJ EJpr-s with seepinsea for wasOwn o'"ss' ''d
Roo M PaGc Tspre,s s(sppgars for Rochester bussls
and Niagara Fas also Tor Chicago, via both L. = sns ~ =
RaioaGsi and ST. Louis via TOLEDO caves W sundays o.
u.oo m F.pr,., With seeTingear. for Troy and bsay
ante Of l0nser. sVe from new cspot
yant,r rp- Ihirethst west de as hsreoore
~ 'p e. HI. kESDlCk, General Passenger Asest
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT OF
W N,s4 PFfEGDSsfIffHi az '% and e.; ~
Y night ~. :Pi Of n yl SAfToFs ri
Ton aud ThE WEST, Baltimore, g. ~ 1N anI s,.v n
tor tnr SOUTH $3.50 ~. 0O' Silver Palace cars
n srd Lyurhurr daily train without change fof me
siy,, Pae, attached the S'o and through isn
Me- yoT. IA Pittsburgh Chicago erd Louisville without eLAng nv
pse are tie daily and ran through 10 ts
Tr~ Cnelnpat Lousrle and s. Louis, without ehsHge sef
psce cars attached 10 the $50 M aud run hrossh ron sss
81 n.bIos,es It, foot Ccraadtst and saI Broadway
RANKIN S. SpiF Fs: Az. p W. w. JACKSON e.u1 sept
COUTH SIDE Il. Il. OF l.. l.
Winter Au.ngsnn commencing Oct 30 1871 non Roosevelt and
Or ul.sL Ferries New-iOfA. go. ..,
S,j a. M Mail Tor Pshosar B,spor and Fire Place
lOsU q u. Babylon.
3 D. faclosa b. ssse for Beepori and rr
4a ip kFOngh " Paieeosae on s~'ssss
.ar D. bahylop Accommodation
La D. N. Aeanmola'iUn scr hrrrsh -. -. $1,000 A
The nd and u eS's''
VALLEY stI.aI . koshaxsy and HsmPstssd
1. ". DOUGLAS. sepsns~ssse
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
DURsUANT to an ORDER of the HIGH

DURSUANT TO an ORDER of the HIGH
i COURT or CnANCERY made in the matter Of the
Of the dated the Of JUNE 1916 and made
JOSEPH DAND0 toe elder Of he fr part J0str DAND0 the
yougef HARRIET DANDO his wife Of the second p ans tue
ad JOSEPH DAkD0 and CHARLES TIDMASH DAHDO. Of the
third part And in the matter Of the Act 10th eni llh Veo @
An act for the better Of IrCsteo All
oming be the children issue Of children who have died Of
GOGces afterwards Of Dabn in Ireland Afterwards Of Newfor1
and then Philadelphia in the United htse Of Amec nnd arr
of Belfast Ireland by their sco before the the h
day Of MARCH 1871 10 IN and prove their ehm al the Chambers
Ofthe Sir John Wckens u Oh Square LRoolH
uD, London default iheeoi they VII be Ieismpoy er
eede from the 4neat said order THURSDAY the 2 Of
MARCH 1872 at the coo the Afternoon The sad Chb
erss appointed and sdndcng upoH the sad ems
ALPRRD HAIL. Chief Clert
said JOSEPH DANDO the " neleei 10 haVe
contracted msThe foows In the 1890 ssJ Kn
Sterling Sheriff and to have been divorced Ron her 10 ~
Pblsiepha Jane Clark spd after her death 10 Sarah CLARK
in Phades Harriet Cs@enpe Williams Any information
respecting ;hest Marriages AID s Of then may be ht mssr
MRfNkLL PBhBEkT0s Of No W whkbalplsee, London
bbsasd H.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
! NEW-YORK AND .NEW-HAYEN RAIL
d ~ A@'' ROAD
SINNER ARRANGE"FNT.
COMMENCING MAY y, 1871.
TRAINS LEAVE NFW.YORK

Passenger sacu IN NewYork Of Tsoys'yeath'L sEd
Fourth.aye. Entrance on Twenty seyen'a-s-
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
cituaiions Wanic0-- AldIe5.

A BO0KKEEPER desires EMPLOYMENT
~ Adires. b X. Boz l33 Tribune occe.
TgNWO RESPECTABLE young mon, also a
few young ladies win he scomuc aed With good aud pleasant
heated ROOMS al % West lwcnty-sIta-'t
NETANTED-By a thoroughly competent gen
tean w vear experience manufacturing cotton goods
SITUATION e. EUPCEiyTENDEET 10 ti,t class cooa mil.
Refer to Adrich Idtnss Clifton, Nos los aud 10 ChrcAst
WANTED. by an able man. who is willing
w to work. S!TtATlOH as PORTER Apply 70 JOIN MIL
IIGAS 7oJ East ThIteeltaet
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

1T IleaTcs's,
SIy1H-AVE. AND NINETE.S iISG,
DRESS TRIMMINGS PsssiliSIlbia CIMPs LOOPS, GoESET
RIBBONS, KONAS SASHLS
10 the newest designs.
Hoely Goy Culeryrrerts Ialln do Wortcl Coos Frra
I.argr a.or nlut st attractive prices.
L-.ttr and Morocco Travelling BAGS PGr5t F'eTeIy
soau.. Toilet AI.cts j. jrrtlr-. ib Hest Patterns.
klIUAED MEthtS,
~ and 80 ,i4thave.,
and lOJ All 10 Wo.t Ninst e-'a-st
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

At E9Papes's,
STyTHhyE. AND EINETEENTH-ST.,
O-e1nc o Moul.y
g ct d Winter Dress Goods q Reduced P+c~s
Also oJual Black C0o.U SILKS and SaAs in Ledabo
shades at lowest Tles
100 rrres yhege lk dress Sk inches vide 81 90 ufca
price, 81 . -,
Ssiins ia all the cJlogs, s. %, -, and gZ -
Bouues. Velvet, Yel,eesr5, all Pllsh--, all co.ora
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

:. --..TH-ST. dG0 feet widel three l. LQi !,
q -. 1v.r,.e'7- N,rri1- le Park Tor SALE ~ a
LNo ' '..'''' ''' W,i SINCLAIR, IT,. 4 Co Priest.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
J \ liz EIErH CIRGIIIT C0IIRTfof tie

IN the FIFTH CIRCUIT COURT of the
I UNITED STATES !Or tie SOJ iHEBE DiSInICT or GEOI
Gi,-IIAPVRY TERRY Complainant sal THE BANK OF con-
SFRCE Defenlaat<-IS EQUirYt being 10 hs Court
ee those before The CSf interested
0nbeo Of toe A2es eyolyed in said ta te interests Of AL
interested protected pracce ~ fOrieIe aud dred
al ssd Bsnk OF Commerce shi On
Monday rules, themselves t. be
parties With sable and proper avnGent asserting
tLeiT cctiye claims
and ii ordered that the Clerk this Cont this order
and cree TO be publ he'd week r thee IoGts be @ next
o Tbs Court newspaper published in the C o! Macon Geor
ga and Cir Of NeYiork aud that the Of sqd publication 10 be
paid oftAe hds in the hands o. tAe Receiver nix.
v. b. WOODS, Judge.
Granite IN Open Conr Dee l6 lG5l
A true copl iT0m the minutes.
iG laVimM. JAMES MCPHEnsoS Clerk
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

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