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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


PORT OF NEW -yoRE...............,... JAyrARr 49,
CLEARED.
Steamship Rising Star Conner AspinH all Pacific h steamship o.
steamship Paula Doane Wilmn gton Lorli Steamship CO.
Steamship Metropolis Cashier WILMINGTON, n c. Washington e.
Bark sue Qta Bouan, Cork or Falmouth for orders scoreht
Bark Iron Age, Crsb,ree, Cadr, Upper & BeAule.
Bark Freya Ger Fsnas Cork Tor oriers la1h Edys 20
Bark AuemAnns GerL Moller Maracaibo Payeustedt Co
Bark Mereuo tAust Bursansh oaenso"a for Oer so'sVA
Brig Shasta. Brow. Havana 5smss :; w:,d Co.
schs wspeia Penny, Charleston. Evan, Bal 4 Go.
s s & Sssss W gsasSs P PS5aa s'n' Bros
schr Avail Dib6le Providence.
SclE Nellie Scott, MIar cienfusscs Brett, Son Co
schr E. DercLsOn. winsOme Jacksonville, BaAer Dayton
schI Frank Walter Cook Jaehsonylis; Van BruG. Bro
scI Em%a EndieE.t wiTngton e. Van Brsnt Bro
ARRIVED.
Steamship France Br Thomson, Liverpool Jan and oueeesso-s
Steamship Leo Dearborn Savannah With mdse AMI pass 10 hu
sesm.Sc Wilmington Cole Galveston Jan. and Kr West Id.
With ndse and pass G. u. Mallory & Co. 80.
ss' Sae and nII psss to CRss IL Mallory CO.
steamship Ncplne Baker Boston, vita mie and TO H.
Dn. CH.ia tBrl Gin, TasanrOg 1o2 days with wool. .o..
Beta of East hRchas) Brown Jacksonville 10 das with Is
pine - - -
Carrie Holmes Baltimore B H. li,lladay Baltimore
Harry Laudei yiginih. 4 H. Howe Baltimore
Tho, FtcI Virgins. Willow Harp. VrnniA
New.2eaand Port Johnson A. A. weiniote. Port yobnssa
Mary Gage Port johnson. John Manloye Port Johnsoa.
Il chmcnl, Port johnson Evening star Port JolnsOa
Tho Jefferson Port Johnson. Henrietta, Port johnson
Geo y Brown Port Josusoa. watcnfal Port johnson.
seneca Port Johnson. Alice Wright Port JoAHsoa
Disdem Pon johnson. Sera,or Port Johnsoa
X. b. Smith, Port Johnson Eagle. HIsbeth,oh
United States Ehnbethpor- Wsr Seed, NeH-iiivea
Flight New.Iiaver T H. Gidron Pro,iighoe
wNDESaaiosu, moderate. s. E.; clOady ana h,Iy
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA jan B-ATi,od steamship Cleopatra Fhip' uon NV
For Latest Ship Netcs see FiGk Pdgs.l
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DECISIONS.-JAS. 10.

Supreme rt-CkdmbTs.-By Judge Barrett
Torret steensEftra allowance Of cent gante In II
matter Of the Congregation Aushi Ch" Tor leave 70 se-tss
ordered proof report opinion Ia the matter u Tie
Of David H. BurkeRepo confirmed and order granted hs
People Rt Rachel Puay-PdsOner tcharged Cromwell
Fuet-Noton TO yaca granted with Z 10 cost Pex
agt Digs s-Moon denied (see opnion Broome g Winter
Motion Denied Levy agt Straus-heerd oa
Referee. o,-.., =,
By JuIge Cardozo-Konsa agt Long-Orier seiei haAsn
AIT. DISQUALIFICATION denied without costs.
Common Pleds-Specidl 1efm.-By Judge Loew-
Manson AIT Burns-MoOn continue injunction granted see
orsndnm Yor coupso Burke GardBeMotOn granted
be placed calendar for the lat Monday February Oss
set Bser-Moon special calendar for short causes
osa,ted Pessnt AIT McBrde-Coss adjusted Bra Aacss.
otjon for an allowance denied without Williams kA
Motion to yacate attachment denied without coss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-20
CRIMINAL COURTa.

In the Court of General Sessions yesterday, James
Murphy grand larceny State Prison Tor four ys .si
nine months.
Peter Hoggler and Antonio Ulrch, charged with
running Illicit dsiee in sullivan County belle yesterday s
bail each by Comm ssiOner Shells.
John w. Wright indicted in the United Staten
Circuit conspiracy obtain thrOuRh false vouchers m
the Sub Treasury held Tor trial. yesterday in $1,000 bail
Commissioner Shields.
The examination Of James J. Riley. Assistant Su-
nentenent OF the Foreign Department u the POsOhe charged sa
stealing from letters lntsed u bis began A.
helore lonml,s Bets
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
SATURDAY. JAY. 20.


Mail. for Europe Liverpool per steamship CITY o. Anr'r
close At 100 N Supplementary Mail Pier No. 49, IA
closed a. p m. ,,,,.--. l.. .....i, -.
IAN letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid On
double POSTAGE
A Prussian closed mail is sent by this lire. =, n
the German States Bremen, per Se1mtnp bfeu
close at a. m. A Mail only direct By this Inc
SUNDAY, JAN. 81.
All close at II o'clock The FootOhee IS open ron "
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The suit of ex-Inspector Sheehan, to recover
from ex-Collector Murphy and Surveyor Cornell the
amount of political assessment, came up. yesterday
morning In the Fourth District Court. "Decoy Bliss.
r attorney for defendants asked to have the case ad
ourned on the plea that he had legal business elsewhere
being engaged in the Cust0m-hOuse investigation His
real object to postpone the hearing until the Senate
Committee had adjourned and returned To Washington.
A pOstponcment until jan % was granted.
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PlSSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM LTyERPO0LIn steamship France Jan lCsp, Gnbeg
French. H. j. Mr. and Mrs Watson T. Neluurs A.
Chsndo NJ. ChandoT. A. Elliott Mrs Rse Miss hg Ms Goa
Mr and Mrs. Fretenberg IL. T. Ellington j. a. Booth
Harding.
FROM SAvANNAH-Iu steamship Leo. jar. l9Capt kuss.
A. Cuis T. Harris and WIFE Mira Eustes and servant H. Eus
c. Euste Miss Mary feider w w. Perkins ]. Caumah Nm
Brown Eliza BGncEer Jas Brown w. DIXON, W Barrett
aud wife G. NJ Laurence c. Wilson. Miss Jennie Davis ksks,
G. Z. Hermsnee
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aINIATURE ALMANAC

10 sun 5O Moon acts Ju
n.
Sandy Hook. 3Z7 Cows Issnd. 400 Hell Gate so
WATER THIS DAY-P. n.
Sandy Hook. 354 Cows Island. 49, Hell Gate Gil
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COURT CALENDARS-THis DAY.
United STATES DUTRIcr COURT-Is BAsKRUProh

IpVOnntaTy caBeh
,9o D.vennor. at Edwards et al 900 Esberg art White et a.
3l24 agt Thock 53lTraey agt lie n l. Fht
norton ing Co.
4osa CrLe 81 al AIT Quinn s2 Halsey Harrison q al
s .rnoiI Of al al Lear 1885, Eadie ag Sohsnck al
S5Sg Ivons act KnSsley ct 1881 Peters Peters ct al
1884, Heath ct al agt Dudley JSV 'bnmenthA e a. T e
3l35. .Gaett sgt Veit O1..Dhlngham az" hNho'ea
2286. .Huttsr al sg- Walter da
.MOuton agt Young ct al A.. -
sAPPKALs-ALBAST, jan Sine toio"S vac CAca
dar fJr jan 70: Nos 30, "a, 81, A. 45 70, d, ~
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Religions Notices.


Al Apollo Hail. Broadway Tweu;yeig Mrs fas.
HARDNGE BRlTTES speaks before tie SoerJ u -
SUNDAY al l0i and y O'Clock sn tcs; Morurg- &c
Bible" Evening"" The New Social Order" Confence :. -
Alien.st. N. T.. Chureh. between Rvugou and De.s, "a
Rev WIN MCALLlSrkR Pastor, viii preach u s. "a NJ ijas
SunlaLoOl al A. and a Young Peoples Pra! 80, 80, az
az . 0cocs. BIpenenee meeting SATURDAY. tNENIN"
Strangers eoriislJ invited
Amity baptist Church.-Re,. WILLIAM X VILE ga,
b. D. Win preach N. W IN this Church West flnyfevrhFA -
n shth ave, on SUNDAY MORNING., al 10. o'clock
Al Canat-st. Presbyterian church., u Greas'ssi
DAVID mrIhELL Will preach TOMORROW" al Ni -
3 p IN
Anniversary of the Temperance society IN "Ih sts,ss
Reformed Presbyterian Church West be'euh ~ sk.
sinh ani SeventbSe MONDAY bNsNNGsd INST ~ Ms al
Lecture BY GEO. W. BUN6At, esq. Subject; "ihS'O"Ae
womsn" Admission nee ---.I-
AZ the Aianson ~. h. Church, Norolkst rear VRySs.
Pra,hng Pastor tbs Rev j. PARKER MORNNo IN 80,
ING Al ~ Professor HBEN TOURiBB OF boston W. Il
Cbr,an Soug HYMNS With mu.c will be uahsd 70 asns
uou seats al free proirAed meeting each sHtans " Wv
week
Al the Iaight.st. baptist Mission s,r9,r n b.
ing rO.NONROW MORNISG at lO3h aBd bNhNlN" AZ 81, b.
r., HlLSRY W KNAPP sasbahSeboc Al och = ,S. w.
meeting short prayers Interesting rlsss voc IA Pse
sic under the direction of MISS ADA GlLRhkI Leo'n 80 .kss
meeting on TUESDAY aud THURSDAY EshNiSH ~
TO enjoy these meetings a. = AhNoSs ,.,~ p..ot-
Attorary-st. M. y. Church, Rev Mhiiip.t sss-
Preaching SUNDAY 10y ~ a. apd aSns A. ~, usestsas
s olnng specific snlhbe se,s ~ s "a, ever snt
he sum and sahsance al The Bible sas ap al s. ~
ten preached on The subject ke'WN Ac<hsS WV
CAgItb At "a Velecs al pTiist.
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Ex.rSsPECToR sHEEHAN's CASE.

For Erming session See FVlh Pagsl
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stSresi A. 1 cannot specify the years.
O. DO you not know that the rates In General Order
stores were raised twice during tho last years.
and reduced considerably A, They WERE.
Just statement OF the comparative rates to select period
OF 10 years during which the rates much higher at
one time than another, standard Of comparison
A 1t would he unfair to take years period In
which make estimate 81 80 the ordinary rate
wire weighing say $50 pounds each at 10 cents for labor
and 10 cents for storage be unreasonable IN the General
Order wareliousei A. When had the General Order
business generally charged 10 cents for Storage and 10
senator Casserly--How long had you charge OF tho
General Order business under Collector Grinnelli A.
O. Did you charge them 81 50 TOR such packages as Ieet
Co. charge 81 35i A. never charged over 81 70, and
that included carriage.
INFLUENCING MERCHANTS AGAINST THEIR WILL
O. In speaking Of tho 100 leading firms In ths city who
signed the memorial to Mr. Murphy against the dlscon-
nuauce Of the previous General Order system you said
that they had been left to themselves they would not
have signed such paper do you think that 100 of the
leading firms OF tho city be induced TO sign paper
setting forth views which they do not hold and
do not desire 70 ,DG at own ud i
ment on the merchants of New-York l do not
Specialize class OF gentlemen l am dependent upon
these people for living and do not feel like setting
q. You do not appreciate me want to give you an
opportunity 10 retraet what you have said when you
a %sS 70 @ % e If
y0 are not Obliged TO DO 50 DO you stu sSGre to
spectful to y0u Senator but do not wish TO
that question will say that think great many OF
them would not have Initiated tho movement them
selves
Q. DO you mean that any considerable number of
those gentlemen signed that paper without believing In
~ A. decline to answer the question.
q. DO you know OF .. b. ChtteRden as leading mer
chant and importer OF this city . A. do
o He testified before the former senate Committee In
favor Of the previous General Order sysen and against
the present do you suppose that In so testng he
expressed his convicti0nsf A. do.
O. 80, also William l.. Dodge OF tho firm OF Phelps
Dodge Go. testified in favor OF the former system
compared with the one suppose there s no doubt
that he testified according to his convctionst A. have
doubt OF 10.
TESTIMONY OF J. D. BLOOMFIELD.
j. n bloomfield, importer on manufacturers sup
plies. No. II Dey.st, testified:
senator Buckinghaui-Hayc yoa had any embarrass.
nent obtaining your goods from stesmshps without
their going into General Ordert A. We have had goods
sometimes delayed on account perhaps OF the pier being
crowded with goods that they could not be found
q Have you found 1t necessary to make aran soments
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-01-05
The secret Of Captiva,ton.

Features Of Grecinn mould. well turned neck
nnd beautifully rounded arms nrc no doubt vcr,
nice things to hnve and indies VIII possess these
charms have reason to lie thankful to Mother Ma
tnre; yet, after MI. the most captivating nf nll
womnnly charms is pure, fresh aud brilliant
complexion. This superln,ivc fascination my IN
dy mny secure by using llAGANs MAGNOLIA BALM.
the standard bpnuiiying preparation OF the pres
ent age. II differs from nl ordinary cosmetics in
three Most essential particulars. innsmuch as i,
contains no Injurious ingredients does contract
or shrivel the skin ne nl tic nsringent boonls."
'.lolions" and powders eventually do. bur pro
duces n lasting lovtlincss b, improving the health
efathe skin. Under lis operation The texture OF
the eride,inis Incomes finer. mud the surface aoft
.asyelvet and smooth ns porcelain. Features can.
not he changed. but compilations can. an,l it is
quite certain That n In y with no other charm tinn
a-tfesl md rosy complexion, will nttrnct more
admiration than her negl,bor with u classic iacc
but snllow skin. W!I1D g'i
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.'OT N n --T7- -7',,-TN
SP @ Ci al N O tic q S
Warming Words.


The strength and nervous energy of tho human
body onght to be Increased during the winter, for
two'rensons: In the first place. diseases of tho
nost deadly character may bc generated Mt this
season and secoply, II is Of Tho utmost mpor
tance that during tho cold weather months the
system slould be put in condition to withstand
the effects oflths spring miasma, and the suhse.
Qtcnt depressing heai of summer. 1t is therefore
advisable. in fact essential to tone. regulate and
invigornte tho digestive and sccretive organs Mt
this period OF tho year, and Of all the slonachcs
and Alternatives at present known, IIOSTETTERS
STOMACH, BlrTERS is the mos, powerful. the
most harmless. and the most agreeable The TEN.
peranre OF wintcr would be in itself glorious
tonic, IL itdid not. unfortunately, bring with it
v6lumc Of chilling moisture and unwh ylcsome
winds. which have bad effect en- The skin anil
R;,ss! These must be guarded against, or there
q no security for health The effect OF course OF
the ilters isto give vigor and tone 10 tho entire
orshnixation--thc superficial muscles anl nerves.
well, MS the, intcrna, viscern A regular habit
or hody, healthy and natural flow OF bile nm no
tive digestion. q good appetite. pure blood and n
vigorous circulation Of Tint fluid. nrc among the
blessings derivablu from persistent use OF Hos
tetterss Stomach "Bittcrs. which not only more
hnn supplies the place OF the best tonics. catlnr
tics md anlistep,ics prescribed in their separate
forms By phssicians, bu, perform the hrcci fold
work Of invigornion. regulation md publication.
at one and the same time Jan. lin
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SoUTnERN WAR CLAIMS The Southern
Claials Committee have nadera report. They
thteW outthet claims OF aliens: notwithstand.
ing characterization .since the war. An opi
plIegsnt icllaiaiihg loyalty must provo. Youn.
taty resldenoo in an insurrcctionary State
duNDath9 war was pyinn fucie evidence Of
disloyslltys 3 Tile whole number of oloims
presentations 099-aggregutiug 500. .5OO,.
600. The Commissions report upon $50
GHses, 256Sef which were rejected, The
olnima,favorStly reported aggregated 81 ,656,.
Wv which thesCommissioner cut down to
S844,OO0. the list Of awards, IA reported
to Congress, we find under the head Of South
Caroi.1h, ,the name ofSurgcnn Jn,nes Snlons,
who has been awarded S0-l.- Charleston
Courier. .H1
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TOBACCO NOTICE.

pElNG unable to procure the services of
I'D skilled buyer. will suspend the pnrchaa.
iag "f tt'iaeeo uhti! tie lst Of next Nav. AZ
which time Mr.. JonN F. DALTON has promised to
return and resume work in my factory. will
ture on the shnres.
Persons desiring to compete for the rrem.
nms have offered will please inform me of
the fact md measure their grnnnd and weigh
their t"bncon after it is handed. in the presence
of a credible witness. They will also assort
the different grades produced. and preserve the
weights of each grade. Much of the profit
both tn producer and manufacturer depending
as we'll upon the quail as the quantity, tho
award of premiums VII he influenced by the
former rs well us tho latter.
j. j. NORTON.
Oct. 6, 1871 so
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AUDITORS OFFICE. !

Oc"NEE County, january |, 1872.
NOTICE is hereby given unto all whom it
IN nnv concern that Moses Chin has pnid
into the Treasury Of this County, Twelve Dol
lars and Sixty two conts. f,r the redemption Of
Sixty five acres Of Land offered for snle on the
second Tuesday ofJune. 1871. ~ the property
of tho soid Moses Cain. to satify demands
against him for taxes. cost and penalties. for
tho year 1870. and forfeited to tho State tor
wnnt of bidders on the second Tuesday of
juno, 1871.
l.. b JOHNSON, County Auditor.
January S, 1872 10 2
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THE STA 7'E or SOUTU CIROLLNA
OCoNEE COUNrY-CIrArl

OCoSEE COGHTY,-CiTATIoN
" IlEREAS, Thnmas G. Clemson hnti,
w made application to me tu grant him
Letters "f Administration nn the E>tnte and Ef
lcc,s Jnhn Calhoun Clemson. icceasch--
These arc. therefore to cite and n,ln,nnisl,
all aud singular the kindred and creditors II
The said John Cnlhnun Clemson. deceased t..
he and appear belnre me, in the Court "f Prn.
ln,c. t" he held Mt Walhalln : G. on Tue, day.
the 9th. Feb la1 ,nt II "'cl"ck in tho forenoon
to- shew cnuse, if any they have. why the said
administration shnuli not lo granted.
Given under my hand, this lst day of Jan.
a. ID. 1871.
S. p. DENDY, Jpoc.
Jan. |. 1872 10
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COUNTY AUDITORS NOTICES.
AUDITORS OFFICE.

HUUITV - VTTIVT, I
OcoNEE County. January /, 1879. !
IN may concern, TINT +. M. Davis. hus rnd
int" the Treasury Of this County, Sixteen Dbl.
lars and Seventy five cts. for the redemption of
Que Hundred and Sixty acres of Land. offered
for snle on the second Tuesday Of juno. 1871,
as the property of Joseph Davs's Estate. to
satisfy demands against the said Estate Of
Joseph Dhvis. Tor taxes. Gust and penalties for
the year 1870. mud forfeited to the State for
want ct bidders, on the secnnd Tuesday of
June. 1871.
l.. b. JOHNSON. County Auditor.
January s, 1872 10
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" &c KS FLORAL GUID E.
FoR 1879

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Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given. That application
~ wil! tc n,a'sa tn S. p. Dendy. Esq. Judge
Of Pr"bntc. nt Whlhalln. $. c.. on TUESDAY,
the 9th day of FEBRUARY. 1872. at III o'clnck
4. Nj FIR n inn settlement Of the estate nf
SAMUEL }. McELROY. miner, and n dis
charge tAerefrom.
TTOS DICKSON.
NJ NJ. McELROY.
Ex'ors Of Samuel II. McEroy deceased.
Guardian.
Jan. S. 1879 10 1T
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