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cause be has discovered that in proclaiming
in advance any seven men out OF say fiys
hundred expectants, there will bs a clamor
raised against the men chosen by all the
friends of the four hundred and ninety-three
left ont, and be wants to "have peace. ~ AT
east till he is harpessed for battle. This re-
minds us OF an incident In the beginning of
General Jaokson's Presidential policy. 1t was
before his first Inauguration. A number of
bis party leaders called upon him to offer him
their assistance in Cabinet making. 81 thank
you, gentlemen" replied Old Hickory, "but
though | cannot say aDytpiug about it lust
yet, my Cabinet is already appointed" So,
we guess, is that Of General Grant.
But in this significant speech of Saturday
last General Grant say nothing of reoonstruc-
ttcn. This Is a remarkable omission, espe-
oially when Senator Morton, the mouthpiece
OF the official committee, expressed to the
General the highest hopes that 'during your
administration the work of reconstructIon will
be completed and the wounds of civil war
healed" Perhaps the General thought re-
construction sufficiently complete to say no
thing about it. 1t is enough, however, that
his mind was preocoupied with ECONOMY,
retIenchment, a faithful collection of the reve-
nue., and payment of the public debt" 1t ia
enough that he regards these as the paramount
objects Of his administration, and that in car
ryipg them forward he has chosen his line of
operations upon which to fight it ont. as in
the campaign Of "the Wilderness" We con-
clude, then, that we are to have another
Jackson, and not another Johnson, in General
Grant
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Coin COntracts-An Important Decision
by the Supreme Court.

From Ue ". Y. Times.
The question as to the payment of coin con-
tracts made prior to the passage of the Legal
tender act was on Monday decided by the Su-
preme Court Of the United States. The deci-
sion was that such contracts must be satisfied
in coin. AS the matter is one OF very great
public interest and Importance, we may give
an outline OF the case which called forth this
decision.
In December, lSjl, Christian Metz and wife
executed to Frederick Bronson a mortgage
upon certain lands in Erie county, New York,
TO secure the payment Of $l400 on the lst day
OF January, 1857, 'in gold and silver coin,
lawful money OF the United States, with in
terest semi-annually, sin coin, as aforesaid. T"
In March, 1858, the mOrtgaged premises were
conveyed to Peter ROdes, who assumed the
payment Of the mortgage aud paid the interest
thereon rs II accrued, up 70 aud including the
interest due January /, 1864.
On tie 10th OF January, 1865, Roies ten
dered 20 Bronson Sl507 in Cnited states legal
tender notes, and requested him to accept this
payment in satisfaction OF the mortgage, and
to execute discharge This Bronson refused
TO do, claiming that the mortgage should bs
paid in gold or silver coin. AT ths time the
offer was made the market value in this city
of legal.tender notes, as compared with gold
or silver coin, was one to two and twenty live
one.huudredths. ROdes thereupon commenced
action to obtain a judgment that the mortgage
be satisfied. The cause was trisd in Erie
oouuty before Justice Groves, who rendered
Judgment dismissing the complaint with costs,
holding that the plaintiff had not made tender
according TO contract, and That he was not,
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Cabinet Tenure,
Vron the M, Y. T,tbune.

From the NJ Y. tribune.
The World finds fault with the TriJuie's
theories about the new Cabinet aud its state
ment of the duties OF Cabinet officers. Those
who have read carefully our speculations as
to the policy which would probably govern
General Grant, will find that they have been
fully endorsed by the speech Of the General
himself. We perfectly understood tue "meau-
ing" OF the Civil Tenure Of Office act when we
stated the responsibility of Cabinet officers to
the President. To be sure, the Senate by a
special vote did declare the President had no
authority to remove the. Secretary of War; but
subsequently it virtually decided that the re-
moval OF that Secretary was not violation
Of law. The effect of the Impeachment inquiry
was to destroy that provision of the Civil
Tenure. Of Office act which made Cabinet off
sers permanent. Even il that provision did
not exist, we can scarcely imagine a contin-
gency Except the one under which Mr.. Stan
ton aoted) that would allow Cabinet Minister
to remain in the couusels of a President after
he had bsen requested to resign. Practically,
Cabinet officers, even under this Civil Tenure
Of Office bill, may be- and will be, deposed by
the President whenever IT. suits his pleasure,
the Senate cOnsenling. If Johnson could re-
move Stanton in spite of a hostile Senate,
what could Grant do with Senate OF his
friendsi
The World objects to our statement that the
Cabinet Ministers act "by order" OF the Presi'
dent. President Jackson on one conspicuous
occasion certainly compelled Secretary to do
acts in defiance of Congress, and was oensured
for IL. We presume II the ministerial acts of
every Cabinet were analysed II would be found
that they have taken many responsibilities
and performed many acts independent OF
Congress. We know that when Congress, in
the early part OF Lincolns administration,
censured certain Ministers, they were allowed
10 remain, and no notice taken of the eensure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-15

j. JOHNSON, IT,, Anetoneer
PY JOHNSON d. MILLER
- .l AUCTIoERRRs AND
REAL ESTATE BR OkE RS. ..... .
No. 2J NA~AUtI CRDARtT. htW-l0hE
CITY Redenees aud Farms bought sold,
negotiated Auction sales Of Furniture &c
WEDNESDAY Oct ~.
at II oeOeh the premises at Boseobe Cruger' STALLION
GREAT HUDSON RIVER SALE.
THE FINEST PROPERTY EVER OFFERED.
EACH SITR COMMANDS A SPLENDID RIVER VIEW.
SALE POSITIVE AND WITHOUT RESERVE
BOSC0BRL beautiful wood situated at Cpgrs Station on me
Hudson IS NewYo II consists Of 200 acres snsd1ded
plots experienced landscape ganeber
River admit that there no point
enchanting than
highlands opposite Hsyertraw Bay The property bounded
beautiful knos and high paesus unelused Tor
genemen residences is proposed to change the name Of Cruge
Bosco which been the Of the for years
plans foot for building aud eOmmodoui depot which
shall be attractive IN all Its surroundings
trains at stopping at this station and the
Peeksk miles hour The
the the city becoming lessened In time BY
rapid the Elevated Railway kc and the wiser business
retiring the OF the city
(which advances town with wonderful sde and settling themselves
This will he sold auction ana
without 10 the highest bidder the h INST we 's BUS.
who desire TO ate The hnasoa wen nose
who oOk for most probAb Investment ei.mpe 6eoI the .
wish this sale will their the once OF The
and free railroad passes will be sent 10 them
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REAL ESTATE.
Nru.YoHK. Thnrsday Oct. "a,

ND ~ -" NTw-YORK, Tbutbuhy VtI' ~ IoV''
Messrs. Johnson a. Miller's sale to-day at
Norwood attracted fun carloads Of e1enrsois'S
,,,.ood I1otel The village surrounded ON three
,,des INV woodlands IN which chestnut oak walnut
seeeh and many other OF the harder sorts OF our Ores
tree, and congenial home. The hotel and houses pre-
,eut ueat appearance the village generally mas
rowine look About OnefouTth the property oihy was
sisnosed OF the sales footing up nearly $0VOOO Inc
prices had wide range. -. 1,,-,,,
John McClave sold yesterday 80 lots between Eghtn
and Hew-aves., north Of One Hundredahd-niuetsi Oh
ibe low ground, for $4,000 cash
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6puntu 8,al 6stai, for Salo.


A PRACTICAL way to own q nice comfortable
With D. aud 10 One more fnh Jou
ony 800 required; balance Terms TO suit Send iof
panpbet particulars 70 y KELLOGG Bfoaa@sy lors
beautiful aud valuable bluegrass ES
I'D Fsnquer Coupiy, Virginia u offer lot
SALk blue ss containing 90 acres OF cb chocolate
productive IN Virginia As soef raising
the turnpike between Warenton and tie Pan
Sulphur Springs about mile from The town IN
Improved u
all good dwelling kben out
stables dTg wheat ana ICE houses az p
further particulars apply 70 The undersigned on The
premises " address bbo = blNch nsIIenV'p "a
NOR SALE-The ROYAL COPPER MINES
Cobrs Island These which rank The most
productive world have Yielded the present propetos bet
million and qns sterling curing the last rs ytan are
offered o SALE. together with all he ang ngh plant Nc
uate tbou, 10 miles from the City 81 81 JAgo dc Cuha
and are directly with the shipping whares by special hps 81
tramvay The principal odrs plumber east apf west are
Ylsl each from FEEL thick ami only sOat 100 lee, apart
There ofsFsa ground belonging 10 the COMPANY on
The the site OF the INNING Operations
The bcd RON the Spanish Government Us yer ipesc OF
ssiit nominal only paid There are zen
engines pBbiog winding TuShpg stamping ko ranging
cylinders downward beside large siok o. gensh
With smelling works boHsrs efAces stores
Important element 10 Tue value 81 The property
he wond valuable the hands OF new Proprietary
having ue capital Er hol Development % .lo Would "
qne f0a e Oh AMI engagements n have ar ebth
rpou propTess Application 10 be made 70 in HA
e Conpany or PoptoIs ofhe Royal Copprr Wines ~ CobTt
limited AIesyrs. x. \ PALMER AHl BDWIN WAfEhHoOsE ~
.t. r...... rs Sfesbzm Al, London kpglApG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-15

All who have real estate for sale OF to let,
those desiring to purchase rent such property
win find it TO their interest to advertise in The TRIBUNE
aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other
paper, and in addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
win be found not only in New York and ali its cities and
villages every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be as brief as Will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear to the
reader. We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers three editions of TIE TRIBUNE, Daily
semi Weekly Weekly comprise individuals IN every
professon consequently advertisements in eacn
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devOtes especial
attention reports OF sales OF real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly to the value Of its col
advertising medium. The charges for adver
tismg are as follows DAILY TRIBUNE. Is cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY lRIBUSE, " per lines sESI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Is per line. About words Of
our wide columns age aline Terms cash in advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-15
4Oao sslmno Zeal esists for saIt.

Farm or COUNTRY SEAT for SALE at
VEST ISliPA properly 81 abont 100 large par
vsd l bhgs sBl poE8s isp offered
s sss for $sSe, b0sPel b. The SOUTH is hsnd the north
abi The Sagh Side turnpike The s0nif si0h miller
baseb Depot Inquire VI HOMER M0li51E No FBss 4SGsl
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Jmustmtnts.
A MEXICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION,
: OPEN DAILY PROM9 NJ TO 10 p NJ, ON

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION,
rurR6 ohTT p al , IRON 2 ~ TO 10 non
THE MACHINERY IN MOTION
GrsTS P'2s1 r., E.hcU Essd WEDNESDAY
"a &. f BE-. . ss1SsG % s ss.
ne s sSl sd. sa,"I ' ssS, T GnS. 81, for L.
Packages Of Is esss for s6ors %
d B SE r. 10 S Tx ss n Car s.s sss' :ss
,setng a. the Other Ayense Railroads sua Ferries asod Ample
STEINWAY HALL.-PATTI CONCERTS.
ppbhe are respectfully informed that the greatest 1ns cass.s
MISS cARLOTTA PATTI
will on her return frs1 BSsio1 give si tss nor
AND ONB GRAND GALA MATINEE,
On SATURDAY Oct 20, stlpmr
oloRGro RoYcoyr RITTER PauME H.BtEn.yS and III,
great German Ba.so. J0sER HERMANN win appear: With
~. MAX hARETzEks GsASD o 9RcHEsrR srv,x
WAY HALL 7OI BROADWAY and "a BROADWAY atsGG
R00THs THEATER.
- r"" SoAb&; 81 , bergen raS and si1tSTa
:. .,,., LEAH.
MISS BATEMAN,
vii a.,O her great and Onsu.l ehar. for the last
Mr. GEORGE JORDAN
aud Mr. THO HAMILTON
LAST LEAH MATINEE ON SATURDAY Ar1
SATURDAY EVENING
T. N OCH RI T. N
Hiss SELL; sdR n SE S I THO nsi
MONDAY, OCTOBER isTH.
MISS BATEMAN
viii appear for the frst ma IN this country as
MARY WARNE Err,
the Domestic Drama Of tina, written erpressy COS Der by
h en or aud produced With and appropriate SCENERY
SEATS secured ,I DAYS advance a, m. BoY Of mn. Tbs,
its Branch TeseOcs the Muse Of Doo Co Nc
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Corporation Huiit,s.

CROTON AQUEDUCr DEPARTMENT.
" separate sBALED PROPOSALS each ndorsi With the tue Of
The - 10 ubeb r,atss bidder the date Of the
ossrug will be received At this oaee until 81 TCbSDAi oct
~ lsae from persons legally authorized lay the Nrolson
p.,em.nt Tor The construction form Of IN
The fou br strests Fnelbst from Frstave TO East
R,rr. FnJ.hrstst sntbaVes FfiysEhst, IRON
Thin ustouves, Rny sIh st. from hh TO SiIthsys
ron Eghh Ninhaves and Pine st. from broadway
o. Wam or bd, aud al farther information necessary
can otaaed application TO the Coaset OsrE A. THIS once
S,..Ysrk Ort n Iag THOMAS STEPHENS.
" - ROBERT /. DARRAGH,
GEORGE 4 GREENE
('ro,on Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-15

NEW JERSEY RAIlR0ADzFROM FOOT Of
IN NIT sI-for PILAn ELPgA, KensastoS W.
n m VI, camden q ~ Via we Pbisdsphia, W. $40
m 1852 m. s. p " se'' D. ~ - y. ns..
Iof Baltimore ana Va RgtouSiW m IEiJo M s'EV y NJ
For south AMI south wss-S: 20 M so o. M IN, ap
FOR IfIR VESTS stn 1850 pm.J' " M y pn ,.
m aud D. ~ Trains hsagh 10 CpnnaaA and $3.50 ~
change silver Palace Sleeping Cars ons sad an
CINCINNATI AMI Cbcaao ehApgr daily SnTisy 80 y,
thai day on D. M x,in This the eny Hoe ruhnHg 'n"asa
chTFe g S s"a" NV JACKSON Superintendent
NEWARK AND NEW-YQRk .RA ALI H.
pgpfI IN INV YORK foot 81 Lbertyst MOTTO nj On =,
nu and amer MONDAY Aus. 20 1868 passenger If.'' ~" '
icSs.v r spwyoRK poR BkRGBs. AVE AT sis e:Js es
81, mo ., Is 1910 iiOa fsE ia S'S 4'"' 81"
AS ana n 1O s:90 $40 ip,45 II 30 m ga as. s.<
ItSvE YRwY0Rk FOX WEST BEeoks4ss .,o m ''
3;ts 6:s9, .:so 10y,
va iyK SRw YORK FoR RBwARK.M sts ~ SO ~
s;ls s,ss s.s 1000 nao IA o. o,.s lilo ~
., aiIo, aifs ee'|, p KICKER, Superintendent Dino
nj p. BALDWIN. Con Passenger Agent
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
Nl DHLiwARg, LACKAwANNA, AID WESTERN KAiLRoAD

90 a.
EaRa S,sas Ts So%ur MONDAY Nav
=, Dover s ch SS a. woS With sasI r. r
dov ud Ee.oo a. Ms,hasG9 viii se III ,Sd W. % S
and BGS%SoIE oa Pes 'D Sn . b N,e
Ch1nG and "ssiS VALLEY EXPRESS stop. Seaars Mor,
o.r Dover ietirowu, wasnetgp Phi psSl and kson go
ss,. rssGp;9 s r B.h, &s",oss Mach csast
I'm ANTON EXPRESS connects Washing op With
L. for M,'si S1D S,r'Sa; S S an. SsO''1 at Dover
ESQ 40 70 snl :tOA AMI } ssh 10 Sd go $50 aSi
iisiS a. M 3 AVID go n 70 MOgRSrowN and ntermetA''
": s'iS y N soRRIsTowN EXPRESS .,.,,.,.- =. .
Yor NEWARK at $40 80 s:5o g. 20 leise ig il;oa
J. O. 9sp $780, $3.50 800. s. So Sp oilS 90 'HSi'S 'Sl
s sSs s.ISp m SCHooH assistant Superintendent
NETWORK AND ao MEW-HAVEN RAIL-
~ -.....e nsuMMRR AaRA NGEMgSr, .rr. Ggr
P,..sm station Sss AOrs, Of Twca,svsn'bs ,a
f''' TRAINS sS HhIyS y S isS'i Sss'
nFr s;s t,Ss s 49, gyss5 il '0' ~ -.
Milford slrslioLd. Fsdsd southport anl "s''p" "i'
YOI SorsaIl s(EIe Li.9o m, ialS CEI) Erh o''S
''ie M NJ, $50 s'g i eSsS I Sh' o. SD
pSI S,.%pord /? stSII il:o NJ Is:iS I s;iS EIl
';s $50 80 - '1e c s az ss sSs $50, 1.ts
por ror, Chester and stations IslSi nj i'
o',S '.S 800 ESQ 20 cSs M s:fG TRANS
For Bos,ou via Spring sei ssm (Bsl 3tBIkspm A.a I
T., s:s" ~ ss sSs.;s Ss s at nss
For CossssiieaI RIVER Railroads. tknh lis ia I" Npn''
Fo1 s.iiss Prov d.see. f.hk s.iEs.a t) a sil'
FER E.w Haven. ss~sados and soens,s. Railroad Al a.
~, Canal R.ilro.d H. spI Sf " "ahsns earsA
2! . .Ssss h.is saa sa M 81 Ssenrg
DsSs5 n. .s S.ssi s'a a s ks DsaS.
For New canaan Railroad is,f go AIT 'NR n
CO~moi'A Weeping ''' JAMS u. HOYT Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-15

on The north This sop.ry Of tb Van cos e,Ae
Or 100 eEhraees same Of the most beautiful u ~
County elevated portions picturesque beau
tlh wooded Park haii'a ms
from City SevYok hIeequsrers Of mile from steamboat
landing Harlem River s from Ferdhs mile from Wal
las,bds less quarter Of nt iron CensAvs Application
ma, been by the New Railroad which Will prob,
bly, be built and running Tor sh Of through the north
vest OOaPsl whore proposed to station The
PAD She heart district. nude, the jascios Of tes Central
PATk Comnissiousrl = TO-. ,r4 t.4rT t,...r .r..
s plots eOnian from o.. 10 psty ely lots aud sold BY The
lot ' OBJ A/+' -'t- ti .ii4 f-'.ttit--+ r"' 90 ''t'
special traRHi srs HrTep depot Popha't and
TNss I At II sdaJ Of sale for The grounds where
collation. viii be provided For eiet, and further Information
w yin ou be given 70 persons rsspextab apply to the enes
Of the AHesnes 10 20 Pes fees and 10 per
sepi esday ef.A 20 per c IN 20 days and % eeu On noags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-15
anttiaa saI,s Of s,nI estat,.l nIaI
>,-~~~>>>,>> q -
A j. BLEECKER, AuctiOneer.
. ROSS & Co.'S PRINT WORKS,
-'i on THE DELAWARE RIyBR, NBwJKRsBf,
oN IHR CAlIpEN AID ANBOY RALROAI

Al BLEECKER, son Co. will sell At AUCTION on TUESDAY
Oct IL the the Print Works belonging to
Ross Co u Camden j. embracing about i've acres
tyo,orv bek building seIltG having tclas printing
BY steam machine and backsnhshoPs
spge ard al lppnrtennee belonging PRINT WORKS Also
ave Houses The unsurpassed isg opposite
Port " j. where be always obtained at lover
Philadelphia
hveng dvewoods liquors. &c little and toe same sdVange
freight goods and from tie markets Of New
philadelphia The machinery Tor printing readily be DIS
Of and the factory spted other purpose The property Ia
new md 10 Maps At Cedar NeS-lsrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-15
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Trams leave
Tong ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

m Mail train for Greenpnr
for ROsJn. Glen Cove. Locust VALLEY, Huntington. and
NorthDorL
3Dp no Greenport Express
40 m Resign Cove, Locust Valley Huntington North
SO p NJ for osn Glen Cove Locust Valley Huntington ami
Ecfthpou
o NJ for Jamaica Hampstead
IA West Hampton. Long Island Railroad
Train, eaJo Ne6iok 600 aud $3.50 karr through 10 Sax
Harbor. ~ g.
Ro,lJu NseT Huntington sad Norhpot leaves
Hunter. lsdus 4. asd o ~ ~ i d. BARTON Napt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-15

ttr1 90 NV .YoKE. DEPARTMENT oy FSAscE, !
RKcEIyER OY TAhEs
CorEr.II0rsE P.Ek No. y Chambers st.. Oct H. 1872
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-Not Is hereby
~ gwen Books fo real estate will be opea Tor P'ymTrt
18th Oct,ber Payment thereof eau be
male ofs and dedsrtion at iha rate
the date of
.nsesub all 1sTs psd previous TO the id OF NO
atsS 1850 W. BERNARD SMYTH. Receiver
CRY NEw.ioEK. DEPAErsESr oy FisiScn,
or HEcEiyER 90 rAlKs, CouKTliousN FARM
No - Chambers street Oct ), 1893.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-'fh Books for
Tarss Property viii lie opened FOR payment al ns
once CD TIT RSDAl MKT, October - -, ,-..---- -.
T BoLs M Tses Bank STOCK vii be opened on
MONDAY, October u . =, - IN, -
NV w. BERNARD SMiTlI, Receiver
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Sroukluu gtsI 6stui, for salt.

prov STONE HOUSES in all parts of
- BnOoi su pTess nHSiDg = a. 100 sJoOao
w. \ kULAAD Co, Beekman-sl., \. y.
NOR SALE-A2 BARG AIN-Seven new first
II iOJ ssS 2oxF1l00: al improrrDepts;
terms immeisie Apply 10 = G. NEOOMAA on the
premises Gatessve NarsTe SstessVe from fagh
f'Try pass the premises ..g .f .......
INOR SALE in BROOKLYN, No ~ Fort Greene
plaee. snsl ii;e siory bsssnet k HOUSE. IL psit
sEd has All The los price ugure DAN IN
PORT REEVE. No Greeu-sye
FOR SALE or RENT in Brooklyn, terms
three EeDtes tEestoFy basaspt spd sserest brss
sse. hh 10 o. Losses 9aSS lots iB0 pre 5000
ApPJ @ " g. HALL NsEiork No y Fnton stars 10 ~
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-03

The Consul TO ASCoNA.-A part Of the
personal history Of j. Holmes Grover just
appointed Consul to Aucoua, ia thus given
in the Penn Yam New York Democrat
ole came to this place year ago last win
ter, o. the re1at courier for a party Of horse
tanners, and gave an exhibition in Bush's
Hall one evening as an Irish comedian, pre-
ceding the trained horse in hisPeriormance.
He afterward took up his residence at Mr.
Carpenters Ark and during tho fall was
engaged in canning plums by steam for the
Yacht Henrietta. Later he inaugurated ar
rangemcuts for gift concert at this place,
advertising it literally, but it didn't come
off. Since which time we have not seen him,
but his name is on record at the various
printing offices in Penn Yam.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-03

The OLDEST PRINTER IN AMEmcA,-Ihe
Labanon Tenn Herald gives the following
anniversary notice Of the veteran compositor
Of Tennessee, ". L. Barry:
Since the last issue of this paper, our ven.
cradle friend and compositor, W. L. BARRY,
ESQ, has celebrated the eighty ninth ami.
versarv Of his birthday. ltatlords US genu'
inc and hearty pleasure to chronicle the fact
that the "old man" as he is aIeciionateIy
known to the corps typographical Of the
State, is as hale and hearty as he was when
the century was an infant. Mr.. Barry has
heard the click Of type for more than three
score and ten years, and is, beyond all ques.
ton, the Oldest printer in the United States
He handles the composing stick with as
much ease aud accuracy as when he set the
obituary Of ueorge Washington, aud the
Hsrali and Register has ample reason to be
grateful for his ability to set 10000 ems from
sun to sun, as q press Of work in the office
has more than once rendered necessary,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-03

NEWSPAPER LAw.-Auy person who
takes out a paper regularly from the post
Office. whether directed to his name or
another, or whether he has subscribed or
not-is responsible for the pay
Ira person orders his paper discontinued,
he must pay all arrearages, or the publisher
NAV continue to send it until payment IS
made, and collect the whole amount,
whether it is taken out Of the office or net
When a paper remains dead in the office
four consecutive week it is the5 duty OF the
postmaster to send the publisher OF the pa
per written notice OF the iact--stalng the
reason why the paper is not taken. 1n 10 L I'd
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-03
NJ L ) & A l..
AGUADIENTE DE MiGNEY.
TRADE MARK.
LARTURIOAM ALOE

1NHTS delicious preparation, made from the
l. root Of tho American Aloe, AgaV~l 10 the
fayorto and almost universal beverage Of the
inhabitants of the mountains Of Peru, MeIlco'
aud Lower California, where the plant grows IN
Wild luIurianoe. Their physicians constantly
recommend it rs ast,mulaut, and diureuc, 10 all
diseases where such "a remedy is indicated. one
Of the proprietors, in travelling through Mexico
and Lower California, several years ago, mad
conhded to him by a Spanish Padre, the recipe
for its preparation. They now offer II 90 the
pablo with tho hope that its high reputation as
a remedy on the Pacific coast, will be lnhhI'eiy
enhanced by its success upon the Atlantic. Ito
undoubted efficacy In gravel, govt, chrome Theu-
matism, iRcipieut dropsy, hatuleuce, collie pains
10 obstruotiOns IN the bladder, kidneys, aud uTi-
nary organs in dyspepsia and genera debility,
And IN exhausted vital oa,lgy-is unriyaled.--
Il is considered by the MoyiaEgs 70 DO au abso-
Lutte specific for scuryy.
An eminent writer says Of il "And really
patient owes some thanks to doctor who re-
stores him with Nectar, smooth and sud fragrant,
instead Of rasping his throat aud daytng his
whole interior with the bittors sucked by sour
| tempered roots from viHe-ish soils" N.5O Rbot
! tie, six for $3.50. Homeopathic Pharmacy 10
| sale. Open evenings ~
BROWN & kOLLOCh,
1902 Ridge Avenue.
E-...F.. t,hv Rouvut5u RuyL Island