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AN ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
~ forte, aprallc, oyerstrung carved egs used a sor
time, q bargain; a second hand Piano only 800
PEEK SON. III Blocker street.
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ARTICLE az"

THE GREAT PARTISAN DRAMA.
THIRD WEEK. THEATRE CROWDED TO THE DOORS
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4 -S25 0O0-PARTNER WANTED IN ESTABLISHED
~. ladies' shoe business. Address JEFFEkS, LIS
Broadway.
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~-~~-. ~~.r -->~S>~~~~r-S -
IN POSITIVELY LAST WEEK OF
MRS. JOHN WOOD.
LAST WEEK OF
BuRNANDS BEST BuRLESQUE.
POLL AND PARTNER JOE,
ENTIRE NEW SCENERY ny HESTER.
FULL OPERATIC CHORUS.
LAST WEEK OF
SIMMONS A. SLOCUM'S MTNSTRELS
eighteen In number) will appear.
POLL AND PARTNER JOE.
as originally played BY her in London over one hunred
nights, ~ which character she will sing
her inimitable song OF
HIS HEART WAS TRUE TO POLL.
tx pPy .HYaR ,Y,;s W ANSoN
SATURDAY, LAST P0IL MATINEE AZ A. LEE
ON MONDAY EVENING APRIL ~ 1872
will be presented the thrilling dramatic picture of the
'''N BLACK FRIDAY,
MEN AND INCIDENTS OF THAT MEMORABLE DAY.
BOX SHEET NOW OPEN.
NrIBIO's GARDEN BLACK FRIDAY,
IN rRETINiSAnY ASNoUN NC dE T;.,n.v
MONDAY EVENING NEXT, APRIL 2.
have been completed for the production Of the -
BLACK FRIDAY,
illustrating of the interesting and exciting events
Of financial history, and graphically describing the
MEN AND INCIDENTS OF THAT MEMORABLE DAY:
The piece will be presented with appropriate local
scenery, intricate and elaborate mechanism, and with
BOX SHEET NOW OPEN
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CT JAMES THEATRE-"IRELAND."
~ Secure your Seats. Standing Room only,
OR, IRELAND IN AMERICA
Beautiful representations Of
BB EhFAsr. S%pAHTEEEKsST CRD,
CORK, LAKES OF KILLARNEY.
And all the principal cities and places Of interest in
Ireland.
Every Evening the amusing Episode,
BARNEY THE GUIDE.
Matinee Wednesday and Saturday r. NJ Orchestra
Chairs rs cents; Dress Circle 50 cents Gallery 40
TTNIoN SQUARE THEATRE.
FH Y G GRI.FE succEss On REd NAHA'h"
THE VOKES FAMILY, VICTORIA
TIE y0KEs FAMILY, RoSiNA.
THE THE y y0KEs FAMILY FAMILY, JESSIE TESn
THE vOKES FAMILY lFAWDON
HOUSES TANNED IN EVERY PART
WILD WITH EXCITEMENT
ALTERNXTING WITH
STORMS OF APPLAUSE
THE yOKEs FAMILY,
In their original Operatic Specially, combining Gems
Of Tragedy Comedy Opera, Ballet Burlesquc, Exray~
TIE BEELLIEs OF THE THE K < ITCHES
BOX Office open daily from A. NJ to4 p. NJ.
Seats can be secured six days in advance
MATiNEES on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at az.
Places may be booked by mail or telegraph.
Eth AVENUE THEATRE.
Twenyfourh street, Broadway Curtain rises al ~
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A RARE CHANCE FOR A PHoTOGRAPHER.--GAL
IA Iery 10 let rent low and Fixtures for sale al bar
gain; good location on Broadway Apply at o97 Broad
way, rooms
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Mrs. +. B. CONWAYS
M BROOKLYN THEATRE.
Until further notice ana Saturday Matinee,
DIVORCE
In rehearsal THE KINGS RIVAL; Or, THE COURT
AND THE STAGE. and ARTICLE AZ.
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S,TEINWAY HALI,-THURSDAY AT g.
- Grand Complimentary
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
THURSDAY EVENING APRIL IL,
for the benefit OF the young priina DONNA
BERTHA MONIS, BERTHA MONIS
aged only nine year,, who will be assisted by
Fraulein FRIEDERTKA R0kOliL, the celebrated So
prano; Scnorita JOSEPHINE FI1.0MENO the renowned
Chiican yiolnist; Miss LUCKSTONE, Paniste, pupil of
List: Mr.. w. j. HILL, the popular Tenor Mr.. J. T.
THOMAS. the celebrated Baritone; Herr !. WELD
MEYER, the eminent Violonceilist. .
The Rfeni-clcr Saengcrbund Conductor Herr Fer
dnand Kruger; Full Grand Concert OrciiestraConduc
tW Carl Bergman; Accompanies and Vocal Conduc-
tors, Miss Luchs,onc and ssnor Carozzi.
Admission Tickets ST. Reserved Seats 30 ceus extra,
nj Sc hirner's, ScubertIs, Jorlcns Martens Hall x
Sons w A. Ponds and all the principal Broadway music
stores: the General Ticket Office, III Broadway and ut
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VVANTED-AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN. WITH
w from $500 10 500 capital 10 take The general agency
for New York state OF new manufacture; large profits
tho owner residing In Boston, cannot attend here is
Broadway, Il. ID. WALLACE
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fIO A PARTY DESIRING TO ENTER TUE WHOLE
i sale iobhng drug btsincss--A good chance il now
offered in Of The best locations in this city where
good trade already established for disposng of
the business that present party desires business
oni OF the city. but principals dealt with Address
DRUGS, Herald office.
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ACT IA Trial Ia mode.
ACT II.-Socicty Is satisfied, but the Law Is not
ACT IIL--Thc Price OF Silence.
ACT V-The Passion of the Past face to face with tho
Love OF the Present
ACT.-A dangerous letter.
Characters by Miss CLARA MORRIS. Miss FANNY nA-
NEWPORT, Mrs GILBERT LINDA DEITZ, ROBERTA
NORWOOD, IDA YERANCE, LOUISE YOLMER, Miss
GRIFFITHS; Mr.. D. H. HAKKINS, JAMES LEWIS, w.
DAyiDGE, HENRY CRISP LOUIS JAMES VI , \ IN,
DENERE, CHAPMAN, BURNETT, PIERCE, 10
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$500 PARTNER MATTED, TO TAKE CHARGE
az least $50 per week. Apply TO THOMAS GAFFNEY
co, 6y East Houston street.
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A LADY SELLS a BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD CHICK
N. crug octave PiaDofortc oycrstrunr, carved legs,
&c hair IL original cost uso lull suit Parlor Furniture
Is Third street, near Bowcry
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A BEAUTIFUL ~ PIANO, VERY RICHLY CARVED
n rosewood case carved legs &C. great sacrifice or
cash at JOHN MAHONs, 3ii East Thirty ninth street.
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A BEAUTIFUL CHICKERING PIANO FOR sl25;
n n seven octave round corners, carved legs modern
Improvement pianoiorte, great sacrifice for cash
J. BIDDLE, Is Amity street, near Broadway
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NO BOOKSELLER REQUIRING FIRST
class Store IN excellent location with some faei
ties IL business, good opportunity Is offered Address
WHITING, box 1856 Post office
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
HORSE AND CARRIAGE Marriott
ysw.YonK. Saturday Sept %. ls7s.'

YEw.YoRK Saturday. Sept a. iS''H
The horse market has exhibited no new features
IN connection with the trade effected in course OF the week onu
Transactions in business every description were pooaoP "
.e a. usp At This stage OF the and prices for sound animals
raging under category steadily maintained bot
few sales Of reported and with dealers ID W
pleasure horses been far from sasiac'ory ln
hardly any doubt that the snngeney IN money ana 'De
~ have both acted A Temporary check upon trade in pleasure
orses vet the majority Of dealers ascnbe the want Of %
nre-ent pouc excitement stating their erperhce INA P
DENTAL election times had the eject Of cdFtnAS
their Fall trade. g.. toeoi a,d
country buyers bids obtanedn most cases ssio .S
pnblc auction literally supplied wn az Anls q
horses Which, having good al watering an t \,
resorts disposed Of 10 avoid the e1pense o. "e'o ~
ON Monday next Sept a. 1880 aessrs Johnsioa 's
Ta will number valuable horses carriages haraeS % '
private stables No l39 Seventecnthst (See ady -, =
Of by Messrs W aloh
Clnrcb near Ibeyst the o IL iat at u CLOCK
Mesrs Chase sold this day the following loIses az ~
Auction Mart and NeWYOrk Taenas corner OF Ihfnh'aS A
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
5ales bp AnrIlon


UCTION SALE of HOUSEHOLD FURNl-
N TURE. FRIDAY, Oct. 4, 1872
IL O'Clock,
YORK SALES AND STORAGE REPOSITORY,
Pourth.Ave., Tdenty-ffth-st. NeS-fOrk.
l4rre attractive and pempo sale Of choice new Black Walnut
and Psor and Dining Room Funare
Bedding, &C n.
The above ready inspect with Catalogues WEDNESDAY Oct
sale. Parties declining Housekeeping or aeous OF
posng OF Secondhand Furniture Bedding Carpets &c. can
b. he same sold al pube auction pnvae lowest
~ s. DINGEE Co.. A1cioneers.
A. MKRws, AuenonseL
DY BANGS. MERWIN & Co., Broadway, cor.
I'D .hs-sa Of Books Works Of A Fanev Goods Fsrntu de
CEO. A. LEAVITT g. Co., date Leavitt,
W strebeeh Co Clinton Hail. Asor place For the SALE By
AUCTION COLLECTIONS Of Books PAINTINGS aud all
kinds Of LITERARY PROPERrf. .--....-.-
ENGLISH BOOKS ATAUCTI0H
WEDNESDAY snd following evenings at o'clock Sale Of
l.g, ASSORTMENT BOOKS in EVERY DEPARTMENT Of LIT
FiATURR uiing many works Illustrated Books Histories,
Travels Facet local American Histories ETC. Cata-
lngues ready. Books o. exhibition.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
legal Aotires.

INSTRUCT COURT OF THE UNITED
~ STATES PoR THR RASTBRs DISTRICT oP pRSNsYL
yASIA In the matter Of HERMAN ADLEk and JOSEPH LEVI
late trading H. G adt5 & S,s.e. d. S rRsSS SSerd a .p ae
Ing be held the 18Th day Of October 49, a.
O'clock s.O5s james PaT:On ss ssq I Ess S Paeohs
the examination Of said bankup h oe nnne Aho
any the second and hih meetings OF creditors REQUIRED
by Of the Act Of Congress Of March @
NAV transacted aud the Register TO certify HhelLof the panuDs
have conformed to their duty. ~ So.
the Cour Philadelphia g O'Clock when the parties interested
NAV show cause, II any they have, against discharge
Hon John CStsaader Judge and me seal o We Oo1
~ g. r. PoX, Clerk erP. s.
Aites; JAMES PARSONS. REGISTER
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the
= application Of the Department Of Public Paris .nd he Der,'H
@ous u the City York relative acquiring title orite u VI
the Public AL the lands required for
LAYING OUT a ROAD OR PUBLIC
DRIVE,
.Ai ,o the .ousrly line Of ore hbst 10
% Tv ~ Se.York intersection Of the Kngbhdge Road with
% irown destsd the OF the bepaunett Of Paonc
Pstk laid cut BY olnuon VI me 'omnHoNe
Po.St 10 bs statutes n made sud provided the Depart
ment Public Paris nd the DEPARTMENT 2" rnb n'f. ,a
City of Newton hereby give ho''e sn.. 1ey ~ ~
ths supme Court In the FIRST Jui'a DTet o. the oi
90 mn be C OF EtW.ioTk MoniaJ, tie l@h DAY Of Oco
G ia s tbe ops6ng The Court that s or a. soon thereafter
. o,n.,I can aes theeon The appointment " tomIope
ofEsumss sud Aoetmeut 10 iss above suuutl mater. a.
HE nature Of the ilproeAfpt hereby nt,nte he
L,ug oul Road Pubhe Drive 10 th w oi 70 lh
h,.r Of the southsfy ale Of Ouehurfttiinia tl tnd
alsJu River sie ~ sfi tV ht a b'l"h
nbefiv ue OusLnnirrdanisi th atd ne iusersse IN
oo bs mao Of Department Of Public Paris asd ia the
as. he Rtstsr a. ty sud County Of New lofs ~ m Road
~ p Dt,r va. afoa' by feoiea OF ths Conm es Of the
C. P,E adopted December J 1850, IN sad Cy o fO-
Dated hIcAIRD oGoRMAs, coua, to the Corporation
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30

NOR SALE-GOO cords STABLE MANURE.
II -, i.u,,rl an elh a ,de ol Long sui Soinl Conue
=, p,.A, liirs.. WM A. FISH.
s1' N'''' ~ 10 DsOads st.. n. A.. uD slaira
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
Autticn Sales of Real estate.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT rHB UPTOWN
OFFICES Thrtvsecoai.st
q upto s p m, Al regular olaee rates
A DRIAN ii. MULLER, AuctiOneer.
~ EXECUTORS SALE hv order Of supreme
Lots Eighty fourth Bghyfhh and Ninety conists ADRIAN H.
luner p r. wilkins Co. viii sell at Aucton TUESDAY. cCr
4 70 O'Clock 81 the Exchange S1euOn No III
EIGHTY FOURTH AND KIGHrY.FFrH-STS Three lots north
and three Lots in south side of Eghah.
A. ieete Of Ninthaye.
NINETY SBCONDSTFour Lots sOuh side Tenth
Maps a oaoe Of Auctioneer. (6lo6
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
6onses dno farms Uanieo

MONTREAL PROPERTY WANTED-In ex
WI cAsnge for 2sOr, high oop. boNnstOne HOUSE Brook
lvn rutland & WHITING. Beckmanst
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30

HUlDlc, NbhhlFDNN
A RICH. JOHNSTON, AuctiOneer.
N 81 81 S4sS1G,Sfa S1i si'S,52sl'
u0pSsN 0Pg2si's ,I5 !31 srIoS ESS MSRr
I1O, liz. ASD ia ,,,A hASr ,v ThiRibkN'HST' HSAA
IMPORTANT SALE OP AN ELEGANT
PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT.
pY JOHNSTON 8 VAN TAssBII.
THIS DAY, SEPf. %, AT lUi O'CLOCK
,nrv,rp cr,prps IA a wTsT sEyEYTRgYTHsT
TEAM Of elsgn. BAY HORSES, 10. hands high years ohi var
C0uPE HORSE iGl hands years ou warranted sound Kind
BAY TRorrING HORSE I53 hands, years old eau FO mile
in minutes, and S warranted sound. -
Coppes. ROai Wagon, Harness Bnkets Robes etc
AT WALDRON & COOKIES
IA DOWNTOWN HORSE MART.
New 3atf.l GRRaT IT'1 GUcrIoS on SALE
GOOD HORSES CARRIAGE WAGONS, Ge,
pp PAIR MtT2Ro Go6D Loo BAY HORSES: are superior
all elegant carriage team the seppe WARRANTED
SuPKsioR ROAD AND BUSINESS HORSES, drivers and
rel able in all harness. foil warraniee,. ~ ~ HORSES obe,
H0RSEs llARNESs and WAGONS
? Park PllAkTONS; in complete order
2 ROCKAW AVS.
two-seat DEPOT WAGONS
4 top and no-top BUGGIES.
No pospouement account Of weather.
Fai particular, morning Of sale.
A UCTlON SALE.
N THURSDAY Oct. ,, ls71,
uopsps c,pRr,cES I,RSFSs Gf,Is GIIAyKErs ROBES &C.
SalesroOms 53i, J59 and Jil 10 thlye. Sew-forE
p,e, wishing to dispose Of HORSES CARRIAGES &C.
PuJc Auction Private sale on TIE most advantageous
Livery or Private Stable, sold at premises when
'''-i'-' SALES POSITIVE EVERY THURSDAY
A REMOVAL
~ MINER & STEVENS.
MANUFACTURERS OF PISB CARRIAGES
LIGHT ROAD WAGONS
s IGg S SSS SsS'S' okH + m S:
! Lish: WAGONS o. heir on M,nuiaciar,.
A S. FLANDRAU,
NOS 2 AND ~ EAST blGHrEENTH-Sr,
h.. in bis areroo S'SSI cSoce nen CARRIAGES
ing part snlaI Rokaways Coupe Roesway.
and Posy phasion y cSI Top and No GP III " w1gS1 S
also sa5', :, I G s 20 dc s quality Of he soTa
BREWSTER g. Co. of BroOme-st.
WAREROOMS,
FtFTH-AvR, COR. OF FoURTEBSTH-ST.
Elegant Carriage. and Road Wagons, exclusively Of ter own manu-
The public viii please mind that have connection what
wh certain Joint stock eomPsHy Of s so en nsTc
S s :s aa The excellence the our ''l''' Dl''e
ZINE selection of well-matched COACH
HORSES A. FITCH. stsbls, No lS] East IHeDtyloartese
HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, BLAN-
\. I Y Y SALES lLls AND STORAGE REPOSITORY
Nos 337, 339, and BAL FoURrH-AYK.
Of Twenty atb-st.
Horses, Carriages, and general HOre Equipments taken on
sale and storage
Horses e on sale good and attention at the stables
adjoining the premises. . ., -. ,,.,,.,.e
Second Hand Vehicles Of descp
ton also Harness Blankets variety on hand
AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES
S. DINGEB l. Co,
General Auctioneert
HARNESS.-HOrse Clothing, Blankets, Breast
Anrop, Robes ami Horse Equipments every description the
largest VARIETY in New {. " M0SEMAN BRO MAnufAe-
turers: ia Chambersst
CADDLERY, HARNESS, Horse Clothing
- C. B. sMIrH Co. 40 warr.n-st
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
lectures ano Meellnas.

EREE CHURCH OF ITALY-A Meeting in
rrsniug school ior Eaugtlsts Rome viii he hehl
MONDAY EVENING Sept the south
and Twenty si (Ry Dr. Roers pisoTl a oeck Aa.
by Father GayAu ibis last aiies, In tls country
Wednesday, aud by other gentlemen
UNIVERSITY OF NEW-YORK. Medical
~ Dcpartmentfhe introductory Lecture the onsuag
Course will be delivered Monday evening sept % ooe
POf Hea Draper NJ D. Ia he College Building ll6 .a t-
r-sIh-st, opposite Bellevue Hospital Subject MsNat Asi
Charms, kIOSn, AOogy ami MsSners' The p.s.. go al
y.buc TesOeetlalu isds-L
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
hoiels.

ExwoRLRAxs Sept; 25 1872.
Deepening of the ST. LOUIS HOTEL
III Eirs.as House The Les Hotel will he opened for the
reception Of gue,ts 10th October during this coming season,
DA~'' " 4 p MIOTON President and Manager.
VERNONT SUMNER HOME, POultney, Vt.
R., j. NEWMAN d. D. Prop Open from Asy LspeeiAisss'
10 kaniiss aud season boArdeu.
WINTER RESORT.
w ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL
y Nov |. For fUl
nforat on address LlDGERwOoD Agent i5s BIoawsv n T.
LEWIS r. CLEVELAND. Proprietor.
ACCABUC HOUSE, Lake Waccabuc,
w eonss Brdg Wssehessr COsnty, X wl open Jane a.
". R. MEAD, Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
propoeai6.

po,rp oy ..ysfsEERs F0URrH-tyR INPRovEHsNr.l
oEycE GRAND CKsrRAL DEPor. hEw-YoRs. sept. lsIR
NOTICE TO C0NTRACTORS.-SEA
PROPOSALS will be received by the undeagned at ms once
until? ococ 9h Day 81 September 1874 for ell The work on the
Fourthav improvement between sereniJ ninh ana h,m
embracing large Of heavy worn sreayao innne "A
bndges. &c. ,,, -,-.-- -. 49,.
and blank proposals VII be IN readiness a. n'
September and sr winch hns e ehS'
ueers will be present 10 " axe eIplanatons
ALLAN CAMPBELL.
ALFRED W CRAVEN, Bcari OF Engineers
RDW. II. TRACY Fourth ave. improvement
a
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
0itn i9roperfn 10 fet.

A HANDSOME 4-stOry brOwn-Stone fully
~ furnished HOUSE, Forty hrdst, between F1h and Madison
TO Lkf by G. LESFlNASSk
~ Broadway
FURNISHED HOUSE to LET on Beekman-
pacc Ffeh.st Nav Rent Sl65 month JOHN
. HIGGINS, Pine-st or as2 Bssi Fne'h-st
IEN. U. :. GRANT WHITE HOUSE, AZ
~ Whole part TO LET JOHN HORACE JEFF
1 Co NkBD NOT APPLY JAMES CoCHRANE, 81 w. Tenth-st
MO. POS West 59th-st., fronting Central Park,
~ peud3 fstory high sOop brownStone RESIDENCE full se
Ar e1 dIh To LET mfunhei furnished 70 good family at
. owr rental Apply on the premises. or 20
v X. STEVENSON 4 son, il Piue-st and 226 Fihh-sye
CTABLE to LET-The premises 227 East
- Na for Private Shie combined with Cottage Of three rooms
Apply to TATHAN BROTHERS, g. B'ekmarsL
EINO LET-A large BASEMENT, with two
suitable for Bread aud Pie Bakery corner ThriThrs
snd Br,alssy Anl SiThsve--Oh siaaL
WIN. II. RAYNOR. 81 Pinest.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
Gountrn propertp 10 let.

At YONKERS FURNISHED COTTAGE
J. YOUMANS, Agent, YonkerL
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30


private sale for &7J0 ~. .o,t
er has been considerable In carriages OF the week
me- demand was distributed the Improvement
general and while Of leading mannsgrers are
reporing business there especially s5oh e W
OF wOk@ho repOt trace un sp
very much behind o1gat be during this perod m hs @
Tn Harss CayTtlge Journal states that The large nuhDel
OF wealth citizens abroad tins cansed aprehnsos As
70 The Fail de feared that they would make tier puIeaiss
Ia Furope aud expenses Of their trip By bringing Aet
vehicles duty frce the Treasury Department ha oe
reported that orders have beeu sae NLlcn Wv
pot Of importing add materially to TIE reeoPS
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
Ueo0rnu GGros. 81

At WI. EVFRDELL's SONS, No. lOi Ful-
"A tea.,L-WEDDiAJ CAhDs AL Fi"" H'N '''
s.lsa lslai
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
amnsenleuls.

Amnsanlellls.
A SS0ClATI0N HALL,
N corner TNenty.tliri-st and Fourth ave.
TUESDAY EVENING. oct
the AMERICAN LrERAkY BUREAU announces the reppeane d
SUSANNA EVANS.
Subject: EEWlORK It's FASHION AND F0lBLEs
HERR BONAW!TL will preside al the PaDo-fOrte.
TICKETS, 90 CENTS. RESERVED SEAT. al.
For sale 4 BosNay 1Jl Broadway ard Association Hall Doors
open :. 10 mmeuees q.
rNHE GRAND CARAVAN
Il EhCAMPMENT.
Foot of llON,on.st. Bi,t River,
VIII remain
AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
until further notice.
TIE GREAT CIRCUS AND MENAGBRIE
Of
q. p BAILEY & Go.
MAY BIZ VISITED FOR - CENTS.
Being tie ami best exhibition given small price OF
admission
Door cpsn at and ..
Circus performance ben hoar a giving time Tor the audience
lie promenade w the Mnage Tent and the
able colecu,u Of WILD ANIMALS iu this couutry.
TiE ttetUS TROUPE
Is the most perfect In tie ule states ani contains the we
ol tsleaL
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Value of Pencii Written Notes

A subscriber asks the New York
Journal Of Commerce the question ''1s
a note written in pencil, legal" The
Journal answers in the Affirmative
Story on Promissory Notes, tone of
our authorities in his first paragraph
touching the requisites of the. form of
obligation, declares that promissory
note must be in writing, either in ink or
pencil; that is to say, the signature of
the promisor must be 50; the body of
the note may be printed. This is
conclusive; but the courts in q great
many cases, and without a dissenting
judgment, have confirmed this rule. A
tnote promising to pay certain amount
of money is merely an evidence of in
debtedness, and note without tie sig
nature Of the promisor is good, if there
is evidence that the promisor intended
to execute it, that is to say, with the
additional evidence mentioned The
note is prima facie evidence of the in
debtedness.
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BCMEsiDAY BGOK,
Tfse English Government Making
Up a List Ga the Esandsaoldefs OF
the Kingdom.

After an interval of eight centuries,
England is, to have a new Domesday
Book. The Government has just called
-upon,the Local Government Board to
undertake the work, and clerks are busy
in all parts Of the kingdom gathering
up the cid records and putting them in
to new shape. 1t appears that the land
holders are the objects Of the returns,
and the Pail Mall Gazette says the ques-
tons to be ultimately answered are ::
: W ho and how many are the owners in
England and Wales that the $1,000 oc-
cupiers of land hold under? 2" "W What
is the share Of each individual or cor
porate body in the 100000 of cult;
vated acres on this side of the Tweed ?"
"What is each owners portion Of the
f4S,000, 900, there or thereabouts, the
gross annual value Of lands in England
and Wales assessed under schedule A
Of the property ta1?" But from pa
per of instructions which accompanies
the letter to the clerks somewhat VII
der scope is indicated Land, whether
"built upon or not" and however imi.
ted in extent, is to be represented by
the returns. Owners having one acre
and upward are to form one class Own
ers Of less than one acre to form anoth-
er. 1t is not much rent yielding land,
we conceive, that will be found outside
of this comprehensive definition. The
ground landlord of row Of cottages
covering less than quarter of an acre
would apparently fall within it. Own
ers of small plots acquired through a
| freehold land society, where ten acres
of land may have been divided between
two hundred members, would not es-
cape. The permanent way of railroad
company is land built upon or land not
built upon; the parochial sections OF
every line must be accounted for. So
far as regards the surface of the soil
the definition appears to be exhaustive
According to u statement laid before
Parliament by Mr.. Goschen, there were
two or three years ago about 4,750,00(
separate assessments on the English
rate books.
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The New Stamp Law,

1t may be well to remind the public
that the new law regulating stamp taxes
went into operation on the first of Oc-
tober. No stamps will hereafter be re-
quircd on promissory hottest time drafts,
bonds, certificates, contracts, custom
house entries, or any other document
named in schedule b of the law except
the two cent stamp on bank checks,
drafts or orders
By a ruling of the acting Commiss-
ioner Of Internal Revenue. just promul,
gated, it is decided that on and after the
first of October "no stamps will be re,
quired upon checks, drafts and orders,
except such as are drawn at sight or on
demand upon banks, bankers or trust
companies" 1t is also decided that on
and after that date no stamps are neces.
sary upon foreign bills of exchange.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-11-05
The Election,

The election for President and Vice
President takes place to day, the 9th
inst With full vote on the part OF
the Democrats and Liberals the election
of GREELEY and Brown is assured.
Should number of Democrats, in
each State, remain away from the polls,
because of dislike to Mr. GREELEY, they
will be responsible for the election of
GRANT and WILSON.
The Democrats and Liberals have the
strength to elect, and thereby give the
country an Honest Administration,
Peace and Prosperity. Let them cast
their prejudices behind them, and per.
form their duty like men.