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Summer. Resorts.

HE HOT p Rim @ 9,
BATH COUNT, VIRGINIA,
8. c. TARDY, CO., PRoPRRross.
PROFESSOR ]. L. cABELL. N. D., OF TIE UNI
vERsrTY OF VIRGINIA, RESIDENT PHYsIc1AH,
WILL BE OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
WISH oRS, June 1st, under the mansgement Oh.
A. MoCLUNG. All the buildings having been re-
paired painted and fitted out with new Furniture,
Linen Beds and able-ware. these SPRINGS oher
unsurpassed attractions to both the Invalid and Plea
sure-seeter. No expense or effort has been spared
by the Proprletors to make II rs comfortable and
pleasant as possible to sl visitors.
RSThe HoI WATERS here have been well known
for moro than half century to possess, IN wonder
ful degree Tonic, Alternative. Deturgent and Stmu.
lainq Properties and have become justly celebrated
for the cure oil Rheumatism, Gour, Diseases OF the
Liver Skin Bladder and Womb. Paralysis, the result
of injury or serious effuaon; Contraction OF Muscles
aud Joints, Diarrhoea. and Dyspepsia, accompanied
with Sore Mouth and Tongue.
Descriptive Pamphlets furnished BY the Manaser
at the Springs, or By s. G. TARDY CO., Rich-
A telegraph ofase will be established at the
Springs thus aforjing visitors an opportunity OF
prompt communication with every part OF the coun-
try. 1no Maya
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NEW GOODS.
EAST INDIAN MANIOCA. A NEW, AGREEl-
II BILE, most deilcious and healthy food. used
for Puddings. JeIlles, Blanc Mango, Ice Cream,
dridde Cakes, Soups, &C., put up in I tb. pack.
ages, with directions for use.
esiccatsd Cocoanut. for Pies, Puddings, Cakes,
&C., put up in half tb. PACKAGES, with directions.
Sweet Oil, French and American In bali pnts. pints
and quarts.
Cider d White Wine Vinegar, warranted pure.
Fresh Roasted Bio Coffee. Of gooG guilty, ct $50.
@fb.
Just received and for sale by -
CO.OPERA 1--WE GROCERY STORE,
Southwest corner Meeting and Market streets.
Goods delivered free. May %
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9aap Gogos, Gtf.

5aup Gosos, Gtf.
TO T H E A BI q 3.
WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY STATE. DUB
many years experience in the manufacture o.
URNAM tNTAL HAIR WORK enable as 70 offer
to our customers the finest assortment OF every ar.
ticle required In our line, from the small FR1AzEs
To the full WIG embracing Braids or switches, Coils
waterfalls, Cushions, Crtmpt Hair, Bands. Curls,
RiDglets. &c.
ToRTOI ,E-sHELL DRESSING. TUCK, SIDE AND
FANCY COMBS, and COMBS Of every other CLASS.
To the Gentlemen.
WE CAN FURNISH WIGS. ToUpEEs. wHIs.
KERS MUSTACHES, IMPERIALS, &c.
To Our Customers Generally.
THE FINEST FRENCH AND ENGLISH PERFU-
merry. SOAPS. POMADEs, HAIR OILS, HAIR RE-
srORATIYEs, COSMET1CS, &C., from the most re-
spectacle houses in each eouotry.
For English and French Hair, Tooth and Nail
Brushes Tortoishell Buffalo and ether Dressing
Combs, we challenge rivalry.
Particular attent10n ID palQ 10 Tue MAKING OF me-
mento hair Work as BREAST PINS, EAR RNGS,
FINGER RINGS. CHARMS, &c.
All orders by mail will be 30 filled that the reputa-
tdon OF the house Tor the past thty-fve years shall
not suffer In onr hands. Always on hand 6De as
sortment Of French Jewelry. liberal discount to
merchants and the trade.
II. d A. ASHTON,
No. $40 KINa-sTREET.
, 1AnnAY5 txlm GHARLksToa, e. O.
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WHITE sULPHUs SPRINGS,
GREENBRIER COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA

vI7HITE sULPHUs SPRINGS,
GREENBRIER COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
THESE CELEBRATED SPRINGS. so FAvoRA-
BLY, known for their valuable ALTERATIVE WA.
TERN, charming summer climate, and as one OF the
most fashionable resorts In the country, VIII oe
open for company on the !oth OF May ana Will % .as
extensive i'm Drovements that have been made, Will
be prepared for the comfortable accomm modahon Oh
from
FIFTEEN HUNDRED TO TWO THOUSAND
PERSONS.
The WHITE SULPHUR is now the western termi.
nus of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, and the
cars of that road lin onnection W tn teegrapnic ID
cl1es) will be running TO the springs by LIST oily.
No pains or expense have or will be spared to Sc
cur the comfortable entertainment In all the var1e
ties of accommodation, Of the large number OF vis-
tors that wild resort to the Springs the present sea-
son. .o,.
BANDS will be IN attendance; an extensive LIVERY
has been provided; snd suitable arrangements
made to facilitate every innocent and recreatve
amusement appropriate toe
FASHIONABLE WATERING PLAoH.
number OF Fancy and Masquerade Bslh will be
given during the season.
Charges win be 325 per week, and 800 per month.
Children under ten ysarS Of age and celored ssr-
wants, half price. White servants according 10 -.
commodaHons.
PEfTOHs -k CO.,
rRopRIEIoRs.
White Sulphur Springs. West Virginia
NayN limo
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Aew Publications.

DOOK BUYERS WILL FIND 1T TO
THEIR ADVANTAGE TO CONSULT THIS
CATALOGUE.
The List win be Changed at least Once Week.
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Wrsesries dub Msfeaauesrs.

JUST RECEIVED AND FOR . AL z
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL By DIR.
H. BAER, NO. I3I MEETING
STREET.
ID IsoES TOBACCO ANTIDOTE
Il Roses Cough Syrup
schenk's Pulmonio Syrup
Scheuk's sesweed Tonic
Cherokee Remedy ~
Cherokee Cure
8" Cherokee Pills -
Cherokee Injection
Spears Fruit Preserving Solution
Browns Chlorodyne
German Blood or "Kaiser'' Pills, &C.. &c.
Fleming's Worm Connections -.
Wrghts Rejuvenattng Elixir
ChurchlPs syrup Hypophosphits Of Lima
Van Deueen's Worm Connections
Hurley's Worm Candy
Bardotte's Worm sugar Drops @
Gr@fenberg Pills
Cephalic Pills
schallenberRera Fever and Ague Pills "
Stropgs Pills ..
McLanes Liver Fills
Linn's Vegetable Pills
RussePs Soothing syrup for Children Teething
Jaynes lterative
Jayne's Expectorant
Jaynes Carminative
Jaynes Laxative Pills
Railways Ready Relief
Radwas's II. Pills
Radwav's Readu HeqoIyant June
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WANTED. Agents. FOR THE AMERl-
w CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK. In both Eng.
lish and German. BY Robert stewart, " b.. OF MISS
The work covers the whole ground OF the breeding
and raising and the treatment OF horses ana mules
bo.h In sickness and health. It has won its way TO
popular favor, and is to-day the most popular and
best selling Horse Book cut. Address q. +. VEN
Publisher Cincinnati. o. 8mo% Mhr"h w
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A UCTIONEERs, BROK ERs, An d
a others wishing 'it or sale'' Plaosrds, Budness
Oagds or other JOB Printing executed with neat
moss and dispatch will consult their interest BY le.v
ing their orders ut The NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
lLo Rasf Raw
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GLOVES! GLOVES (!

sCPER WHITE TAFFETA GLOVES
Super Black Taffeta Gloves
Super Colored Taffeta Gloves
White and Colored Lille Gloves
Children's Gloves in variety.
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for Salt.

TUR SALE, A GOOD SCHOONER
4 built of Liveoak carrying 20 cords wood; will
be sold low at BRANI'S SHIP YARD.
June2 win
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WANTED, EVERYBODY To KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING Of ull kinds. plain and
ornamental, Is executed promptly in the neates.
style aud at tho lowest New YORK prices ~ HE
anime the scale Of prices before giving your orders
elaawhere.
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No. $50 Kug-street, lin the Bend, Chsrlt
May IL Dao
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OAGES OF "A LONGCLOTHS, AT 11h CEN16.
A largo sssortneut Of French Corsets, tron 70
cents up.
cents Per yard.
French Figured csmbries, at x cents peryxrd
full supply Of Colored Musins, NoGambdque4
Bareges, Lenos, 20 per cent cheaper than anywhere
else.
A full line OF swissss. Cambrioe, Nainsooks,
Crossbarred Musllns, st moderate prices.
500 dozeus of English and German Ladies' and
Gents Hosiery, from 12H cents up.
The latest style Of Parasos for Ladies ana Cn1-
dren. from 60 cents up. q.
Ladies' Linen Pocket Hsndkerchiefs, from u
cents up.
Boblnet for Pavilions. at reduced prices.
Hoopsk; rts for Ladies. from 40 cents up.
well assorted STOCK Of Straw Goods. Ribbons,
Gloves, &C., which we sell at ridiculous prices.
eau and examine our stock. Great Inducements
FURCHGOrT q BRO
Corner King sad Calhoun s.reeta.
An exclusive department for BOOTS. sHoEs,
per cent. cheaper than any other house. 80
Mays Smos
, 1869-02-16

A correspondent, in recent 1ssae OF
TIE TRIBUNE, presented very rose.col-
o1ed view Of the effects OF the existing
t1rif on salt, showing how 1t had started
ND the business Of sslt-boilins at Saginaw
snd other places, to the gress advantage
Of American industry, AND 80 forth. Tbs
effects Of the. tariff In building up tho
Saginaw salt works are best shown BY the
words OF Nj. Duncan SteEazt, President
OF the Saginaw Salt Company, whose
swozn testimony it printed IN the re-
cent ppcrt OF Oommissto ner Wells. Mt.
Stewart says that the tariff Is a draw
back end an injury 20 his company, and
that the Saginaw works hs.ve been built
I'D, not by the aid OF the tariff, but In
spite o:.'it. We quote tr'3m the testl-
mcnY, page As
Q, Arc the present taRh ra,ea Of dut! 90 iosegu ~
eAIt Fl ces1ari. IN Jouf 6pn1on. 70 encourage oal
| dont.ttc PRODUCTION Of sois afsicse
A, fhiak Tot ......-..
A. b. e41ke We lave the entire l'entns o. snt
| cott Of transportation, which masl bo soaeS
10 the cost 1f1he forefRn akt'cso: th's o. ltss!
! is d sufficient Ecstou Hhy *e onent 70 pe apat
1 10 ctmpcte successfully with foreign sals a.
| ieas fsts Of outy than is EoT paid Tne taE'
t syrscu.c uaaAu1lctu1c1e. giving them a1nost tn
/ e1Ifse cou,1ol Of tie seaboart markell, enanNni
them TO realize large p1oh,s: enaoInG. .eem n,
ks,e al rate 60 low a. 10 be rtuons to the inter
es,s Of the saginaw n,a1nftctn:ets.
6. You tavo no doubt that this s5:tem mas Dec
pufsusd BY psf1ie' engaged in the salt '''Eef'ss
''A 4. bave 20 doubt whatever that 4 has By
pursued systematically aud coaaaauv -, t,ncc :. !.
|
, 1869-02-16

..,,.- -, ~ ~ roll
u.t1 .c.mo-r ~ fwadan,d,o, eran,n,,o
| .ra,,st aco1ns, ~ ~, now ,end;n1 IN
H. ~ ais1s,n'a - arart - ~ II;ea;s
rnn,,,i ps;,wav ,he rn:,,;c and or;rs.o
s;rs,. ~ ,,,a ,;t., - a,.;a - 49,
s,c~s and snhmr1oed 1.nSs ~ f.on, ~
N,:eh;ran avcnrc w. t,,a, tha,a ~,
~ ;. l,1t, a,terdance snd a -ich.aons w.
.,~oss,o, ~ nnh1;c on;r,o, ~ 80 sas,s1,
Va hnne fhsra xi,l ha Isrr.rs ~ 80 ~
x.,s n.h,a ae ora,.;e,s- a.
isTns 3&}cnt and mcsn;nc ~ ,he hi
, 1869-02-16
ronalculou OF SpaE1ah Church
TfHQRufEa

Ma1nd c. yrespont ctec London NEWS.
4 decree Of the Provisional Go oyenmcnt
orders the transfer to the National treasury
Of The wealth, In the shape Of }cwelry, plate, |
and objects OF art which the church has &C.
onircd or has Appropriated. Some time
siLcc, the government issued a secret cttcu'
lar, requiring the various local authorities
throughout The country 70 nake, 30 layen-
inr to, cr cla.med by, the several chn1chc:.'
,n,ixeiS rsf i9'a' ses esl,s4 assn 1t Zoo
rails {$100, ,oOo oo0), and y the &C.
cnmulatton Of centuries Of gifts. IN the
course OF this gigantic operation the dlscoV.
c1yEas made that an enormous quantity OF
| precious articles had been stolen, aaa thae
fhc rrocecds Of recent robbezies had been
| transferred to the agents oi The new party
for reactiona1y purposes.. Ihe decree 1os
tlis seizure Of the yallapies Of tne enuse
tic mipiatrY 10 take this step, They hil .
co]nnn Of the Ga-tttc, but may be condensed
into two words and one SINGLE argument
;; Public utility
/ Accordir e 10 the official account, ta's iop
;. hcry of articles OF value aud objects OF art
nr1celess on account Of their rarity beet
II wholesale character, and mosl wanton
!. (hc destruction Of many not 70 ee sepia.ssu
> Ne prc told that for one hundred reals lu9t
doiiaIs} mnoy ssroess ~, ~e31 s3fnms M belopr,n, M %
4 TO ihe library and the archives OF ATraeo
!! have been saved from thc. fire; tAst =
s manuscripts whSa served C'sheros eros 'of nse ~
foY Making cases for eky.roeketa an N
j. m ne,ards; !; Lat one. Of the clerks Of y
,s library bought i,of -, nanutsctur,
IN q pa:,esos,d and toys gree. portion oE z
u. papcte Of the Iu1uhttton of Vnensta tha. a.,
" Sssbanss Sssba1s ssomseady m e,se acquired saoft #
since BOOK, at,eTvatds soia TO tie Brili
~ Museum for Is. 400 roals {e4so) IN ,act, tns
appears 10 bs no end to tbs csta'9Ene Of
cies Of pr,se thus ao.trssted snx @'1iapP. r.
]manuscrfptt, ] archlTcs. libraries, eaolaets
e.. rn11cciions of ART, science, aad literature
I'd wbatcvcr kind. to-day Ia The cashedf
I'm. cbeptefr, 1nonRstcsihs or mahsA8FF otos9ht
o,,s nasIsessa z Sfsfes sud aehl1es
, 1869-02-16

The EersYosk ssh has not high opinion
of Charles Francis Adams for Secretary OF
State, for which position he has been su9-
pested By several Democratic papets' It,
enys: ....-.
:.rhat MI ch.rlts Francis Adsms has 3he e. ca.
pats{y aad experience 10 make tespce:aele sse.
Tretsry Of Sta:c il CERTAIN, but 81 fas Mr. HorA!o
seymtns. The appotn!neut Of the oae @ would @ D. D.
Il 4 Democrat who has the advantage. Of man.
,uitH pu!itleisn .o" in l'' d,ssnlse, balancing b.
tween Both PARTIES, aud desntnso OF seat ut
ri ich ain for q rnan the respect and cotaaene; +;
II his fellow -cltizeup Las, fall It wss believed
that Be voted Tor Gr,nt, !hougn his hmorona u
biz rayil so ikc man osiorseand WI, io'
Ticket, bpt put his erocess bill into the hsllotho.
instead sucn man might b ~ s9oa q tae hnsr1 Gs
! he nead of d Republican adnatuistratt1 n, Waic
| aims at harmony. and not var. With hepo1!ie1,
eong7rar, would BE- preposterons: 9he ssaoa ~
or . that der erst Granr Wonld reject as coon a
WAS proposed to his mind
, 1869-02-16
J,t,oo Watt. In bebslf Of temAto> xut-

JudRo Waite, In bshslf oE tenA|o> sut-
lrasc, in replying 10 tho ollcotlon That
women could not cniorcc tho laws tlloy
nteht ouact agatpst Tho will Of men, s.!d
y mt ~hs. rcason hAve 10 10 think Tho lawt
would mol pa stfofcedf Aosaly preauro tut,'o
wh0 yottd 10. ihcka onnld NOT IN posson unfafcn
cola nad ioughl to sust4!n biA admintst1anon'
Think you We woula hsvn uRitcd r3tn'fI ~
otJ' No, ~; tan aoFE<.taant was su.ss.hua ~
AID 20 wouia It 10 IN tbo case supposed
~ we who voted fortiinc IN ctuid erp.M snet
tetatoit1 10 ,he patriotism Of taaaa W1o solea
sEEsn:, u:a, "a th'na you tho women e0a'a 'o'
Suppose Mr.. L,rcotn had becn elected
by lemhle vp:es, Is 1t probable that the
rebellion would have been put down:
Gould the women, in that case, have zap.
pesled successfully 10 the patriotism OF
men who voted sgainst him, to put
down that tremendous sehelitone What
nonEense TO suppose il. But in the very
case Judge Waite puta there was re-
bcllion in eVery State where the majority
| OF the votes were csst ior any other can
| dicate than Lincoln. II was the 8 ates
| In which Lincoln received maj 3rtty o'
the votes thst fought down and crushed
out the rebellion. The friends Of Lincoln
were 70. only obliged to fight the armed
rebels in fifteen States. but to hold II
check powerful minority in all the loya
S'a,es vino fympathizfd with hE
rebels and wau.ed them to win. Thoss
who ftpght for the Ualon that votet
sgainst Lincoln preferred him to DAVl
or Brcckin1iJge, and the blacks OF tn
South who aided the Union cause did 81
because they were friends Of his admins
trstion and OF the principles Of hi, party
II Lincoln hsd received msior.ty 0
the whole popular vote Of the Union, in
stead OF being in>she minority 8 mitziol
of votes, 1t is very doubtful whether th
shareholders would have venturtd Il
revolt. but having received only smal
msiority Of the popular vote OF th
North, With the South apparently soli
against him, the oligarchJ reckoned o
: Northern aid, and took the plunge. 81
Lincoln's supporters haV1g control
tie government Of eighteen States; an
large numbers of Dougiss Democrats i
: the North and Wings AID negroes in th
! South prefeEring the cause which he rel
, resented rather than that against whic
q he con'ended, secured to HIM r1sjor1t
r of the whole combatant force Of the nj
!, tim, and therefore, and by virtue sheret
: | l,a oxnved v{rtnYious
, 1869-02-16

River, u TO oonvcrt It. from below
tho falls 70 pl.Aburgh, inso
grand canal. or slack ws'cr nnv'gAiiop'
Want Of water capnnt bc rcucdicd 10
any other way, spending q hall mill
ion or moro on that LoulsvIllo Osoa'
will accomplish nothing. Whom shorc
is water enough In the r.vor 10 Il 'nt TO
AJccsnblc,k ,k|zttl boas, II eau ascond or ots-
eccrd tho talis; when there IL no water,
which Is tho csao lwo.thlsds Of tho sea-
son Of navigation. this canal mcroly
serves to enable boats To reach Louis.
vll!c.
Thls appropriation and this purchase
ot this canal VII! DO nm uncndlng charge
upon tho government. 1t will cost MILL
ions 10 keep It In orl.r, and to-day its
entire buslreas over ita cxpenscs would
not support rezpectable-aized family.
Why should the people Of the UnllcJ
States be taxed to purchase and run q
canal wholly within the sovereign
State OF Kcn,uckys When the State Ct
Illinois asked an appropriation to supplJ
the ehcrt link necessary to establish con
tinuous water communication from the
s.. Lawrence River, through the lakes, Il
the Ohio, Mississippi. and Missouri River:
ard al their tributaries. and to all tha
States, from the Canadian shore to th'
Cuff Of Mexico, Ohio and Kentucky
we're horriied at the audacity of !hs
proposition. Now the United States i
asked to purchase canal that Is SO Ut.
terly useless that Kentucky wants |,
give it awny and once the purchase /
made then the United States will b
called upon annually for large BUNS /
improve, enlarge, and keep in order i!
onn property!
! We hope the Senate Will reconsider TIL
action, ard, when the bill Ia repor;e
again, that this wanton waste of th
public money will DO stricken from
snd, If any legislation be needed, tbs
there be made full grant Of all the rleh
title, interest and claim Of the Unite
States in and to that canal, its tolls an
p1ofite, TO the State Of Kentucky, or
any other State that will take 1t and ru
it without making any claim upon Il
United States. Let the government {
, anything but purchase it. Give it EVE
> Release sill liens; do anything but b
come proprietor Of it.
, 1869-02-16
aCannl 10 ahe Calumet.

To the Eavcr Of The Chicago :rtbuun:
NNx Nt}i.kbown fact tntt Snc 'pnlAuuwa " =.
thu city b., t1onbicd In the teErn 5tess rsoa
ttit, and iof ether feasots, It hAe ooen etsntHH
thsi Il " trt poriloo will eontiAns ioF INC asxst
Jttrr ~ that. al thr tu& Of tht1 rSIsnn - ~e ~"
tner ID Il ely fopntauuu Of 1,nn.oN' noH.
|rgttfrt fhis 10 ~ rtAantablt NH nMe. in'r.
thsi rho number Of hftek that ~s shsll uoed WI
intfp II teasi It - xscsl rxtsn. !AG yea W
msnutaeiusrd il Tho eitJ 1G0, ,tno pa, Iho sA1no
,,t,o of luescaeo would reouito the nsn.
ss sn, 20. md Il 70 .od tho;c
~ ~ rnsuufsetuItd IN, ysas. The h7f OF tho who'o
wnusa II e.urs give tho arastso Josfy A1aoat II
~ ia .rIt fouytecc yesEs. aud ahat asofage ~il
~ ~ "a too oo. or 100 uuO toU sha. 70 sbtll pr
Ssen d sn,jnr thr season q fsu,sotn sssssi ~ q
~, sl exc ndt. from tne eon'a ntenca "a Ms@n I;
- + II wido ard nfesn feet dtep. tae tona CON
tvuts wtf,it he tcu.t9o cntie iaFos, s.e es,n :,
wa unnin adard ms'sslat lot ~ ht!Sks, os. y
;hr aSciesatt, aAN,ooHo Ehen xou.a Us ro;H ~
'..,,s troto ,tan ppt hs!t Of VITAL &c eeal ne'G
,iu,,,r ,hs ntxt jonrttkp yests NOT, tn1s.
,,htnS' Fod d. thc mosf core usivo ana
| W. nrc that 4 cnpAl n 30 mae sesTssa
tsnte tSp I,o:pts by ii h'ick.laa1i1s Wpfs Wtsfa'
slosS in Il ii lerRtn OF lime. NOW .o1 Ia ~ -
t.re -hy Npn,a IL 1ot he step ~ 'he y vhos t,S
titcc liz 10 lave com u In ,puett - ~,
tnt,n Il II thoutd be, AEo.E cthts tI.nss. - ao
| yry arc i1atc ,tie cana, npun tcls Mcss 49,
allt route. Sad Asacss ard tag iae tAsnr.sis i
died To PAY tor sstoges a1a other iheigce.s; ~,
: sasck romitn19 Pxoa1Eos-
, 1869-02-16
f-,srna In Ntsv York; udAoit1 oa Aao
Na.y Fork Ru@au

r,,,, +bo Ntw York ktootng vos9. tso. ~.
rr "hc e. ut Of General atsslt nt 5eatcsday
,,ss.,tdsr unckett directed attcutlon 70 thu
n.rnnc ~ tic three hurRiars. Smith, Jones
o,,J Sfnrto. on tho previous day. Aahsaat
Ti;H NJ, iii Attorney nutcnlngs remarked shnt
~ had M doubt II tho Recorder and h!s ~,
snc|ntc, Judge Bedford. requested toe Dpatu
~ Snos,ytsUra 10 furnish vars to c0nTuy prs.
ouers 10 and ftun. tho City Prison, thuy would
do 10. ,,,..,r,n IN
cl,atuc ol Tic court ottlc'rs TO SEQ that Asss.
atltF unly two pr!toners shall bo rtac:n ~
crpryc q! ouu officer Ii bsiueing them TO ano
The stairways, halls and stoop ofthe nn''a. ''sas
ire In, WhEh tha Court Of GenarAt Sess.oadS Il
is held were ,hropged yestotday "ltn .arant ara.
| .thieyc., who bad assembled. IL y tnoasntif IA
for tho purposc OF ntlmldatlns wlhcS;se1 s;. asso.
}p1ors, and, II possible, to rescna vin1 in ncayy
GATES in the event Of their receti antn.i count,
sectrpces. A. one time. py aced acs Of thest
there were moro than t1o nupuh a., INA building.
rnttIops present in aud nh ~, US n afifrs,
Eania1n }onrdsn seeing th!s tne ma MACE. wnc
sSaad1 q ,Ie Ee'sfi'ai si'iaiaoas ao6
Il - as,'-.1s = wr1e held IN va1ioeS, v, psnovn thu
9. .s isst evening 1tis poen1s.y w, A 9armed III 4
.ca.y cayan. -: cemuItteea h4ye oeen ioiWee :.
. ,hs H,s11RsiHittn Riitn md Fineenth Wards.