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New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
WASHING TON.
TIE CUBAN PRIyATEER PIONEER-soLDIERs
HOMEsTEADs-PRIZE MONEY CLAIMS-PEN
SION CHANGES.

TIE CUBAN PRIyATEER PIoNEER-SoLDIEltS
HoMEsTEADs-PRIZE MONEY CLAIMS-PEN
SION CHANGES.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHEsl
letter was received at the Treasury Department to-
day from the United States Marshal for Rhode Island
claiming the custody OF alleged priyateer Pioneer
under libel for violation OF the neutrality laws Mean
time the Collector holds her under the revenue laws as
March last the port Of New York. whence she sailed
under the name Of the Resonte he MarsnaiS letter
The Commissioner of the General Lana once mas ue-
cded that soldiers who entered homesteads prior to the
massage of the act of Congress fanilary known
as the Soldiers Homestead Law" entitled to have
the time they served in the army deducted from the
time heretofore required 20 perfect the te 70 the nome
stead the same those who have made entries since
who made entries under the old Homestead law may
obtain their patents by making proof of service and
atons without waiting the expiration OF five years
from the date of the entry OF the land
The Treasury Department is awaiting the action of the
Navy Department before paying bounty to the officers
and crew of the Kearsarge for the destruction Of the
Alabama The amount is $4,000, in addition to $4,000
heretofore received by them. The payment OF bounty
OF S3O To Captain Gushing aud his boats crew Tor the
destruction of the Abemarle requires an appropr
alton by Congress The report i'll the New Orleans prize
money cases is still before the supreme court tor tne
volved After the Court shah make its decision an a-
propriaton by Congress will be necessary TO carry II
Fourth Auditors Office of the Treasury Department
The late decision OF the Commissioner OF Pensions un-
der the act of June 1872 increasing the rate OF certain
pensioners in which the Commissioner held that the
intervention Of an attorney not required, and that
no attorneyshp in such would be recognized, or
fee allowed sustained appeal case by the
Secretary OF the Interior. The commissioners decision
was held that these not claims" III the CON
temptation Of the law The old certificates are TO be Tor,
warded TO the Commissioner Of Pensions, who will
place upon the margin the new ratings authorized by
the recent law. sworn application Is not essential IN
these cases.
The Italian Minister has asked this Government to
Join that Italy in the adoption OF international sys
TEN of semaphOrc signals for vessels The Gov
ernment, through the Treasury Department, mas de-
clned the proposition.
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has forbidden the expenditure ci ~ ,be exhibition

has forbidden the expenditure OF 40 non arbthton
The commissioner is without instructions, eSGePs vi "a
very general nature Exhibitors VIII oddressed t
The d General Worlds Far 1873 m, III NGnna' Vienna
stria +" and the department" 90 when theY pclIhs;
i,h ,hn nama 81 the exhibitor must also no h'Iheu
upon the outside OF each package Upon ~ me owSer
apor and exhibitor fun description OF each afc,e,
nsener with the price II for sale, must Dc sent " 'no
Commissioner al the earliest moment n, =. 81,
In works of art OF the present day no COPY VIII De au
mittcd the Commissioner will announce M the jury W .,
ists eelected by him. to whose Judgment All works OF
a.. inJended for exhibition will be submitted lhsT-
ance NAV be effected by each exhibitor upon Application
70 make n large reduction IN ireght upon ar
tiees Tor oxhbton-the details Of which VIII soon be
hiisbed The Commissioner and his assistants VIII de-
10 the service of the exhibitors from the
Tinted states and In the meantime VIII glYe al ossOie
information,
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THE GERMAN SHOOTING FESTIVAL.

The annual festival of the United German
sbooting Societies of New-York and NewJersey, was
opened IN the sehzen Park, Hoboken, yesterday The
New-York Societies formed procession in the morning.
AZ the Germana Assembly Rooms and marched
TO the Barclay-st ferry. Al the City Hall they
were received by Mayor Hail. and breakfasted by him.
Claret was served the eightgallon punchbowl pre-
sented to the corporation 10y Gen Jacob Morton on July
4, 1872
The Societies taking part in the festival are the Ne"
yo,H scbitzen corps the New-YorR Sangerrunde. the
Decker schutzen Corps and the Scbzen Corps OF Homo
ken Jersey City, Carstad Greenyie, and Newark the
Jersey military Battalion the HOhnken Quarette CluD
the Jersey City Singcrruudc, the Junger Mahnrrcnolr
Hudson City, the lLiedcrtaiel ana hanhtIchor vi
Union Hill, and the Hudson County Artillery. ,, =,
Delegations are expected from Baltimore, Ihlanol ,,
phia. Wilmington, Boston, New Haven Troy Nd"nint
ton, Charleston and other cities
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r., am. r, pr,,,ue, John Gallagher Tv,n.sirhh Thom.
Jones Tinssnth j. r. Schuyler, Th'eep@ D. u '"pe'''
potsev Sullivan are CO. was run over by grocery
,aeoa at Cahirne aud Don. yesterday and bad several " ''
crstave I,cablivies. age 49, of No. 1876 Broome-st,
was ssE on he By falling BEAM yesterday and receiver
scalp wound 18th =.
swoT By John Ksaop Of S EeveHth duug quarrel yes
lerday, and slightly inj~red , Ill
Iester F. Clark age SS of No. AL Nnth.aye', whlle
h so on an awning No Ninth ave-, yesterday Tell 70 tue sue
Walk and broke his right thigh - -
John Miller age 81 Of No. 553 East cen Us a
.sli twice ia the breast lie died yesterday.
The yacht Josephine was capszed by sqgali De-
tween Staten and Governors Islands ye''er4' " ~
rescued by the police boat sen,ea- =,
An unknown man, age 80, was assaulted oy %
Tbiri.aye iai night and severely injured internally
John Morse age %, of No: 4SS West Fortetl,-st7
a., 'ses a. 90 9' Issy S1e sh snS S,Ss S severely Se ad
Samuel Taft, age 55, of One-hundreth. and
en,t ad e Baeya died IN The Re1egiGa Z. ys.e'
Francisco Scavary age 49, of No. % Mulberry-st;,
NJ l.t si1b recirg severe scalp wourd Doyle arretd
Durinq an alteration between James Thornton
SRg a os e t4 oL The former on The head club INJECTING
William Herman, age 30, was severely Injured
while At work 10 ala manuaeog n to wbere he del
yest n.Ay.
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, George
% a va, he'd PS for eSs % IN n Match s co@pa1y 1900
he wa. entering the Nassau Bank on Saturday afternoon
John Greg charged with assaulting with a knlIe
Usr icmoud Captan ship Sunshine, commit
tel yesterday Commissioner Osborn Gg hat be mas sew
era wounds made by balls from pistol fred by Richmond
Nathan Somneberg charged with dealing in cam
ce stamps heli Yesterday IN 5000 bail BY Comms'
sonr S Andres, charged with deserton from NE Aus
tran ship Rebtca for examination by Commissioner Bs
In the Court Of General Sessions, yesterday Re
corer presiding John Mccarthy for attempting to commit an
Fry sent 20 the state Prison Tor bFe
CaOk abbing Michael Hamber the breast az he
July Michael hes iIonas reg
Michael Kelly charged with not at styes Panng s -
FIR cave ard Siryfnh %, acq1el e.
Msne conductor Thrae Railroad stealing watch worth
p from JophJ Boggs 49, Pemtentay SIX months ihoma.
committing Indecent assault Adelaide Gillette OF No. ~
sIhafe State Prison I've years.
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THE STOW PAVEMENT JOB.
INCONSISTENCIES OF TAXPAYERS.


The Contract Commissioners met, yesterday
afternoon in Chamber Of the Board OF Aldermen 20
consider the contracts of John Bryan. This has
been before the mission for several weeks, and is
regarded as the most important likely TO come
before them for adjudication. AT this meeting IL
pected that the contestants would close their arguments
and the matter be submitted to the Commissioners for
final Judgment.
T. II. Jenny was the first speaker who opposed the
claims Of Mr. Bryan the enforcement OF
paving several miles of streets with the Stowe Foun-
daton Pavement He gave brief history Of the intro
ductiOn Of patent pavements stating that 1869 rich
harvest year contractors In January 1870 the Com
mon Council active beyond all that had preceded it
in passing ordinances for laying modern and patent
pavements He reviewed the testimony Of Mr..
Bryan wherein the contractor had confessed
that he had paid to agent 100000 to Sc
cure a certain number Of yards Of pavement. This
money was paid his agent, whose he refused
disclose Mr.. Jenny spoke with great warmth, and ex-
pressed his adherence OF this mode OF fObbing tax
PAYERS and pillaging the City Treasury He fOrcibly
illustrated the action OF the Common Council OF 1870 by
aliudng 20 hotel contract of the japanese Embassy
lie denied that Mr.. Bryan had any claims for award
since section passed by the Legislature April &C. 1870
rendered void and imperative all ordinances OF the
Common Council for streetpavemens, unless they
petitiOned by majority OF the property and
unless the ordinances apprOvedby the Mayor. Mr.
Jenny thanked Mayor Hall for vetoing the numerous
ordinances for patent pavements and thus saving mil
lions dollars Mr.. Jenny read an ahdayit OF Joseph
Haght in reply 10 the testimony Of Mr. Bryan given
ID. G. Calvin addressed the Commissioners reviewing
the testimony by which fraud fastened upon the
claimant. referring 20 the slRnncance or the act by
which the Board authorized 10 adJudicate the
matter
Mayor Halls act0n and testimony. Mr. Shepard began
his argument against the claimant Tie Commissioners
Will meet this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
THE CHAMBERLAIN's STATEMENT.
A FRENCH DEMONSTRATION.

The natives of Alsace and Lorraine residing
n this city displayed their loyalty France yesterday
procession numbering about 800 men, formed at
Ba H. in front OF Irving Hall and marched headed by
the GaTde Lafayette, down Broadway 10 the French
Consulate General where the members enrolled them
selves a. French Delegations present from
,D suburban towns. French and American flags were
iied the former being covered with Grape and etered
~ black. " Als0ce Il Lorraine"
As the procession ueaTed Bowling green the band
played Ibc Harsenajse Tie GaTde LAFAYETTE drew up
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on the east side Of Whitehsllst whie 'ho res' VI e
nocoop formed in line opposite the French Consulate
tror ,biob ,bo trcolor was conspcuousy displayed.
Mr. Fortwcneler mounted the steps OF the consulate
u5 rricGv ddressed his country men in French, con
tniaf fhem on their patriotism and saying that as
so many were present the signing OF me papers Moud
he nerformed to-day only by committee. lie closed
Win The senmeut Vtre la France, which was enthu-
sasticay repeated by those In the procession ana re
snonded 10 by Consul-General DE In Forrest -,
THE demonstration was concluded by meeting at the
I'm
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
TILE WORLDS EAR.
rRIvLEGEs OF AMERICAN ExHIBIToRs.

PRIVILEGES OF AMERICAN EXHIBITORS.
Thomas b. Van BuTen of No. 81 Chambers
has appointed by the United States Government
Commissioner at the National Exposition 10 De held at
Vienna, Austria, next year. He IS anxious 10 afford
every possible facility his cOunTymen 10 enable them
10 forward specimens Of their productions and to make
the American Department a credit 10 the nation.
The time IL exceedingly short, and Congress
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POLICE NOTES.

John Anderson Of Twelfth-st fell on the sidewalk
In Beayor, yesterday and received scalp wound
william Parker coorcd, of No. 81 Sulvan-st., fell
FROM Pier No j. into The Bast River yia, and drowned
Charles Bernel, age 1s. of No. A. Henry J-st,s was
stabbed tc ans By unknown man yesterday aui "4a t
wounded
The Police Comu.is issoners dismissed from thr De
psrt Jeriay the icl0snf gsomep; Thomas Frus I M
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LOCAL RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

An unknown man attempted to jump on a
Hudson River emgrant at West and Jay-sts. last
evening" and falling beneath the wheels was instantly
killed The deceased appeared to be about 40 years OF
age and was dressed in dark coat and trowsers, felt
hat, slippers, and wooden socks.
Car No 80 Of the Universtypace line ran into car No
l25 OF the Eghth-aye Railroad, at Chambers-st and
West Broadway, last night, and John Smith, the driver
OF the latter car had his right hand severely crushed
Thomas Murphy the driver Of the other car badly
bruised about the head
George Beck age steward OF the steamship Yandaa,
knocked of the platform Of Fourthaye. car, near
Twenty thrd-st., by runaway team OF the Forty
secondst line, last night, and severely injured
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DEATH OF A VETERAN HORSE TRAINER.

BosToN, July 10. - William Woodruff, the
veteran trainer and driver died yesterday at his resi-
dence in Allston, after long and severe illness He
as abon 70 wears of age and was welknown through
ont the country a noted turtman. The funeral taxes
Dlace on Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
pnnMINRNT ARRIYAIs.

Fitfh Arepae Hotei-Senator Harlan OF Iowa, the
and g. q. Van Zandt Newport,
t. Gasy HouSCoL W. MeCoos and lar, Anderson q ONO
reroor House-P H. Watson, Pdehtoi the hne hslsay 20
YORK HoI-Banton Duncan Of Kentucky Col t. NJ 1egeI
Bamoei Judge L. T. snec Of cnhtssseyv ana LsTenSe
-. Clarendon Hob-Gen John G. Fremont ls"io"nj " -;
Albany and Col W. r. Of Toy,. hIos Hoas.-Chart
,nsinns, S yiboas Goe-The Hon. Hiram Price Of Iowa,
aISS " e ods OF Cleveland sbd the Rev T. Baskus Of
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At DICKssoNs no. PARK
Vi ROW.
enfq9 Eoor-s7V 5om m.-9Io BidnlshL-I5o
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Ten per cent discount on all cash sales.
GoRDos SAssIs, Tailors, I5l Nassalst
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Housekeepers, be sure to use DoOLEY's YEAST
PowDEK or light, elegant Backwhest Cakes Wales &c
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16

Visit T.. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyeing
Onc Broadway Beeckers ae OF Broome.st branch
sj4 Bosua dresses shaws cque aees feathers gloves
tiully cleaned coats pants, vests cleaned like
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
F.E. SMITH & co.'s CRUSHED WHITE WHEA'

Manufactured at the ATLANTIC FLOUR MILLS, BRo0KLYN Y
preparation Of Wheat for HEALTH aud EACEILbN'h
for general family For sale by Grocers generally
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lAnnomcemenr.I
BURNETT's FLAvoRTNG ExTRACTs.-The best.

If bed-bugs could laugh they would jeer at
the miserable failures acetousy called Insect Bsnesr Insect BK
rmnators etc. up nothngs compete with LYONS
MAGNETIC POWDER only Article Chrndom that will Kill all
creeping Aying yen cockrOach mosquito and
k or the slightest degree, man, woman, child
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16

WHITE PLAINs.-The July terms of the West
chester County Court and the Court of Sessions began
yesterday County Judge Clifford and Justices of Sessions
slllman and Howe presiding. The following Grand
Jury impaneled: Louis f. PeltOn, Joseph Barrett
Edward Baxter, NJ g. Baker, s. VI. Curry, Charles Fow
er Wm. II. Hustace. Edward Hans Gilbert 8 Lyon
william Lee, Henry w. Norton, Harrison Smith, X r.
shervood, stephen Taylor, W. w. EdmOnds, Joseph c.
Hobby, William H. somers, and Alfred Lawrence.
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DELAWARE, LAcKAlWlANNA ana WEST


NORRIS AND E-fEN DIVISION.
NEW BROAD GAL GE Line Nae souiihury Scranton.
Bnrhsmfou lni OfHar1 WITHOUT tIAAHE OF tAS
Dspots New York Baoay ard loot o.
8.l q. BROAD bAlGE EAPhk,o TRAM 10 It,r Bran
directly tlorh ram Nrslor Hlghamton. sfeuse and o.
vtho change n % connecting al Dover M Chester r. r. At
Waterloo Oh r. r. and scranton with l. AID T. r. T. Tor
Kingston. ~ e.rrrre r tst1n &C.
EXPIRES, MAIL TRAIN connecting a. DenTe With Boon
Branch Dover with Chester Waterloo ~ n
An1o7e and Newton az washington with The T. and " p T.
3r Cap sJuls1lg Great Bend
OIs-g3 Phil p1ug Oh Lei al1
Lelilh VALLEY n. r. Tor al points on those rOcA
1890 PHlLLP,ElkG EXPRESS s.1ls at Ner1-E, Madison
Nor1slF stations Na 1o u'u fr
RAILROAD. Pl psharg Del Del r. H. 0r Be.yere ard Lei ga
sud Susq1e p h. ana LeAgl valley T. h Tor bc-lhc AlL-
4.lD D. N. BROAD GAUGE EXPEEss TRAIN Paterson and
Boon.o directly Scranton and BFauu without
stopping ssuons Couaecng at Dover with
Chester j.. K and st H .erl1o w h ,uSseE r r.
PHILLPSECkG EXPIRES, connects 40 Dover With Ohes
r. r. Waterloo r. r.. and at plhpuurg STD L.
hh and auuehlna r. R. and Lrlgh VALLEY K K Tor behlshen
Allentown Reading. Harsturg, and t4e West .. ,, 70 IL
40 KErTSTOHk hNPkkSs c0uneets with Cheter K "
vi % h R. for Anloyer Newton. and FfaRE4a
5;zJ D.. D.. DOVER EXPRESS. - $500. ~.
For MJPRsTOWS 7:l5, 9g, lLoo 1900 n, 80 Eio f:lo
For 81 INIT at 7:l, 73o sIo 1910 and 1900 H. go 1.o
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORAFGE Tl5 30 $40. G0 ll:o
aud l) lI0 zJO $50 i0 $50 $40 600 7'oO 9D 9.ls
Tor NETARK at 7:I5 70 80, $50 90 $40 1910 1870
Ti:Ol No. and 1890 tll0 200 --0. $780, $40. $3.50, . ID
f8u 4o $40 @5:-1. 50 G.lO, s30 j5 aDd 1870
Trans markeis stop At Eist Nesar.. ,,,, .,, .
ESD and 300 $50 i:ij 5:20 hAo Bd % p u
A. REAEONLk. Superintendent
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HORSE AND CARRTAGE MARKET

FEwYoRK, Wednesday. Nov. g. ls1l
AT Messrs. Barker & Chase's City Auction
Mart and New-fork Tattersalls. the regular semi
weekly auction sale was held, and out Of three horses
offered one-chestnut mare Lady Reed by Ethan Allen
152 hands high, years od-sod for $3.50 lot OF L. C.
Chase Co.'S Boston blankets also disposed OF at
fair prices, according 20 quality.
There nothing doing In the general horse market,
and hardly any trade anticipated before the opening
o the coming week.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
5ltunllons UauIeo--femGles.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
4 -yoFS TRIs,yE WILL BE RECEIVED Al THE UPTOWN
0FFT0, E8 a. Tur.7-secJaI 53 West IFclt'
sl uD Co p. TO-. rcylar oIcs rseA
4 COLORED INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
a rre nuu er Of Girls aui Ml always on han1i tooks
I.H- srl Irolers Nlsse toaclmel All
Wssrs co1utr', a. - fo-Etla7e o. .,---r-r
A Young GIRL as LADl's MAID; compe-
4 -t o a1 every trs fulg sewing d-iiFi1g "he--r
81 or ua. rs Il.rra1g -se- u tff aug ---i--l ll
ererv sv best city Cal iT one WeeA 20 r'I I4Y
t..r1s-
CHANBERMAID or NURSES situation
- wanted by young woma1i Wy respec11t excel
ll1 cl7rHe-if best tessiuoliL ! ' oou-.'' VA
~ Ma. B.eecker.s-, cor BoUerT.
An INTELLIGENT German Girl a. LADY -
"a or tLUEENS MAID 10 pngate i4aits or as lA,i Dh
MAID n good s-rc, kud aui lrn-' c reference O- '-
" allr-, O. o.. l01 Ls-oysL. corner linden.
A RESPECTABLE middle-aged German lady
n asLADYS MAD good Drsssmal and harress.f' las
.a,iaus. ADDRESS N-s. SwAlNE, 81 Ifird st.
A LADl's MAID and Seamstress would like
y To- RAvEL and tt, machine good references Ia
West huy -oiDtA-at.
A NUMBER of German SERVANTS con
a staniy h German Bureau ~ AoFoAsL, between III
Bgtou ana -tsnfU1.tA n. HID
A GERMAN GIRL in an American family.
"A T-rylrE-- aear Seeond,ays.
DAY K-HOuseCieaning, Washing and
u .raa.n- WANTED 45Perry-st
HOUSEWORh, SCc.-By competent German
j -- a tuaau 10 GENEKAL HJUSLWORA, or as loOA-
Wa-EF IRONER willing and obi L5ng sood reference 1AA
az no baeeker-sJ B0Nerv
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ILLINOIS
INVESTMENT.
THE
Jacksonville, North Western
& SOUTHEASTERN Railway
FIRST MORTGAGE
7 PER CENT GOLD BONDS
So AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
interest PAYABLE IN NEwHoRK LONDON AID FRANK
FORT.


This road VII connect JACKSONVILLE the Chicago and Aior
Railroad MOUNT VERNON and Will furnish the Counties Of
Morgan Sangamou Micoupn Mouigomr Bond Clinton, Marion
Jsarou long needed transport tlef crops p mar
ket
vdeu deposits Of Biunnou Coal are seven feet
depth are u ceatci cheap tausporato5
aurei br tae construction access bic mirtes
Thirty es from Jarrsouve vden already completed arc
fuv esuppe Fy n es furnished 70 move the Auisnn
srvps
THR TOLEDO WABASH. AND WESTERN RAILROAD,
TEN PEORIA. PEEIN, AND JACKSONVILLE RAILR0AD
THE CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD
rHB uNDJANAPOLIs AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD
THE TEaRB HAUTE RAILROAD.
THRvASDALIA AND ST LOUIS RAILROAD, aud
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
A.. As seser, to the read si various points.
I connection also the important roads esnslr at hoa1t
lssmc
ps of through route from s. Louis to Ss sea
board
Rununc section q country bcty settled sna producing
large quantities lumber th Of waste ini 10 be
found suywhere proximity iae rOaa It's local thc alone T
amply secure the cost of building
The issue Of bonds limited $50 900 nile aai We oler on
$50 or the tlry miles o. road ALREADY completed aa l '''
opersuon-
tsi Trus, Company.
In ev The above recommend these Bonds on account Of
~ ABSOLUTE SAFETY and regard them ever eao's
.-surtr Pamphlets VIII be furnished aPpl cation
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
5avlnas Banks
gon0on Advertisements.

LDWDpl DpNAA+~N"'Sh h1D'
INVENTORS wishing TO patent MANUFAC-
TURE or ENGLAND royaIy other
wise should Communicate with the underguei vLo have raphcoas
msnuiacto-y tl steam povsE and SALBROOMs The ve u.sr o.
L1rdJl.
Adtres Wight & MANN
IDUOLBOBN BARS. LONDON
IF THIS should meet the eye of JOHN
DREW Who .-.td from Cork ireland. TIE 5b August 1857,
m Boston friend named Cogan he ma by ap
uyng Mrs WILLIAMS POstOGce braalebby Terrace hllrn
Lear oi something to hs trauta-o
TOSEPH JAMES BENNETT, late of Il Nor
y On ale England earnestly requested - F home %
IN tcv l.T i1i0rr 1h tla l wte n cons ele 90 i' parents
M s III P.raer Oc-rn County 81 b July 1860 since Utca
sts no ures received Information respecting te ai7e
be thankfully r cd by bis plrut a. IL Norton Foiie Lonln
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ferturrs ano Msennas.
malrhts, geUelrp, etc.

yrRANKFIFLD & Co, JEWELLERS, 2O9 Sixth
ave- corner For.s.nii 81 ana ~ sl.'',e ,sfasf ts,a,
I eo,t ,I..- Ffsach Ansacaa al u no G'aas>
~. = i. .-... ... .Fr
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
5alcs On 4rrllou

A. MERwrS, Aucu9neeE
DY BANGS, MERNIN & Co., broadway. cor.
- 44ssa.so of Books Works o.. Az -1rr Coos Ll1-re c
CFO. A. LEAVITT & Co., Gate Leavitt
s.-sa-F a Coz Clinton Hall. Asfor-p For - SALE by
brrrov OF LIBRAEes CoLLEcrSs OF Books PASsGs all al
Ai1-. of LIrEKAaY PAoPEArE
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
GIBSON, CASANOVA & CO.,
so Exchange-plaCe, r.. II.
INDIANAPOLIS BLOlNLHG5IIg
WESTERN RAILWAY.
The short Central Trunk Route

This Ro, has been operation from Indianapolis to PeEa 2 miles
r t0o veaz It, earnings have rapidly increased and
are now AZ a rate sufficient pay all current eN-
pcnscs interest on all its Bonded Indebtedness in
cIudng that made for its EXtensi0n, aud, IN addi-
ton. a dividend upon its stock.
The Ertenaou I7 ue length and connects Chhnpsirn with
The Mississippi ver At Keokuk l. passes through wei developed
- Of The sate Hnos aboundng Tor great business
and nus 10 equal receipts the 0ier part Of tie ho
With which t s Consolidated making total line Of 40 m Init
nate vrs connections this the direct between The
Atlantic and Pacic Coasts
The entire road averses very fertile region 'nf possesses tie
best subsidy road have viz: IMMENSE BUSINESS Ah-
MEDIATELY AT COMMAND.
Under valuation the property Of The older part OF he aa
sbove prior obligations fY equal amount 20 The 8onds
nov issued which further and completely secured by tri and OILY
--e on The Extension oBehafo vLcl coole.o and .le
remainder will be fas. ed early u ll'5.
The Bonds are seven Per Cent Gold. $1,000 each convert
b. INTO s-oc al par bTon Of Che and may be eTaer
-tloa. charge PRICE 90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST
ID -u-reucr Coupons January ana J-g J. --ce Of tlE-
We reou Bonds all classes Of investors li a1 undoule
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