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The New York herald., 1869-05-12
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Before Judge Benedict

Before Judge Benedict.
number OF cases the calendar were called
yesterday and days assigned for their trial.
In the case Of the United States VS.. j. ID. Keech,
charged with forcing passenger ashore at foreign
port, from the ship Sumter, the defendant did not
answer, and an order was entered to forfeit his
recognZances
The New York herald., 1869-05-12
SUPREME cOuar-srsclAl TENN.
application to Open Default in n Divorce Suit
Deniad
Before Judge Clerke.

T-TT'so"''O" 70 Opcu OetNuII IN u OIVOrCe suit
Denied.
Before Judge Clerke.
1ohh Brtten cs. Nary Brttten.-A divorce suit had
oeen commenced on the ground OF acts OF adultery
committed by the wife OF the plaintiff The parties
are English and the adultery is alleged to have
cuirea win apprentices and clerks in the employ OF
the husband. motion had been made to open the
originally put In an answer and Withdrawn IT, had
Deen Influenced to do so by the lntImida ion and
threats OF the plaintiff. After hearing arfidavits by
the various parties and their witnesses The Court
dismissed the motion.
The New York herald., 1869-05-12
COURT Of COMMON SPECIAL TENN.

Decision.
Judge Brady rendered judgment in the following
case yesterday
Hade5rGnd us. BMy.-Moton granted but without
preu dice to the right OF the palntn to apply upon
for an attachment on further proof II so advised.
The New York herald., 1869-05-12

.So .Shpoihtuto yoStoiunJ .oo1s
average temperature for corresponding day last
s'svVn
average temperature Sunday .0Sx
average temperature Tor corresponding date last
PouNp DsAD.-Yes,erday morning man named
The New York herald., 1869-05-12
SUPREME CoUaT-cHAmSsBs.

Decision Rendered.
BY Judge Ingraham.
Goddard rs. Mdll0fv.-Case settled.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-11
Miss Annie Il. Diekenson. in com

Miss Annie l.. Uiekenson. in com
pany with her brother, Rev. John Dickenson,
formerly of California, is on her way TO
the Pacific Coast. Some of.thc papers al
ready begin to throw out slurs and indulge
in coarse remarks with. reference TO her.
The probabilities are If they mind their own
business she will rot trouble them, and il Is
not an especial mark of manhood to begin
traduciug woman simply because she has
had the eIfrontery to come among us, and
without even knowing tho object OF her
visit
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-11
Flint is not entirely dead. L. J. swart

Flint is not entirely dead L. J. Swart
and Dan Edwards are pitching into the Levi
aIhan mine and viii sart Black S mill on the
ore in about four weeks We shall expect
good results, as the Leyiaihan is considered
one of the best mines in Flint, and Black
mill ~ provcrbial for getting more out oil
those rebellous ores than any other in which
they have been tried Edwards and Swart
are men or energy, determination and mus
Gle. all of which speak of success.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-11
SILVER CITY, OWYHEE COUNTY, IDAHO TERRITORY JUNE H. 1862
Red Mountain or its vicinity is the

Red Mountain or its vicinity is the
scene of quite mining excitement. Discov-
enes of A. j. Cope, Tom Mellirger and Jes-
sic Cope, mentioned by US on our return from
Elko some Time since have developed into
what is believed to be first rate new min
ing camp. The discoverers accompanied by
Col. Drew and others ittuintd TO the place
where the discoveries wjfP made and ascers
iaincd the fact that large well defined lodges
existed there and having previously proven
the rich character OF the ore. they at once
concluded they had good thing. Col. Drew
who is well known throughout the coast as
an army officer and evil engineer, and an
expert in mining matters. has gone to Sacra
mento and will interest capital in this new
locality and the probabilities now are that
another thriving District and mining excite
ment are about to be added TO the list, anoih-
CT type OF human existance to rise. flourish,
and sink into oblivion, as those that have
gone before ii. Some four or Eve hundred
people have already left Elko for Il c Red
Mountain country, and other places will
doubtles furnish their quota II 30 happens
that quite party from this place are already
there prospecting, and VIC hope may. be sue
cessfuI. Jno A. Lyle. AL Cage, Billy Dun
can, Pat Flynn and others left here for that
country just in time to hit the excitement
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-11
DENTISTRY.

~ DIR. F.. GRETE HAS RE-
e9{A snmed his old profession, ana IS
prepare d 10 perform all operations IN pen
TAI surgery. Mechanical Deh-
tfstry, etc.. al reduced rates -,
oyFrcE--0nr door nerlh of Hotter X MI
Scr's Meat Market, Washington st r,,
3str r. "hTiH
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-11

The World has Il two column article
showing that the Judges cannot take their
seats, which, in the face OF the fact that
they have already done 50, sounds very much
like the attorneys advice to his client, that
he couldn't be put in jail forthe ofiense win
winch he was charged. The client couldn't
soc the noinl. he knew they could put him
in. for they had already done SO.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-11
SUMMONS.

7, Just,cc-s Court. Flit District.
Terr;tory Of Idaho, County OF Owyhee-ss.
Marion Bunyard, plaintiff, vs. tirorgc II.
CI,vian and II. G. Foljambr, c"pariners,
I,i,ly dung business in Flint District,
urybee County. l. T.. under the firm.
name and style Of Cilyton folJam0e,
defendants. :, 80,
ro GEORGE H. CLAYTON and II. c. FOL
JAMBE, defendants:
- he name Of the People Of the United
s,a,es IN the Terry Of Idaho, yon are here
h,.nn,ised that there is now on ile in the office
~ =, M Iustiee's Court, in FLAT District. IN
ia e,onrty the complaint Of anrpn Bun
,-'rd end tlsintin. demanding judgment
ss,;,,st vou. sail defendants, IN the sum of
ss,...,,,v. iva dollars and costs Of suit. The
.,I.o,,o e,,,itjea ssfion Is brought TO recover
a. sum ol seventy two doiiars. due from
va,, sdd defendanis, 10 said piainiiil, upon
~ account set out and described IN the
,.l.,;n,ie,s sajd complaint. And unirss sou
i.s,,'. 49, ana .pswer within thirty days from
~. da,s m fms notice exclusive Of the day
~ oarg H., yierl Judgment viii he taken against
ya,, he default for the sad sum OF seventy
.po dalIars. together with cIrsts OF suit
wv Given under nay hand this 3lst
-, day Of May, A.p 1850
T. . GEORGE KING,
r,.,;ce Of The Peace in and for said County.
50l5S
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-11

A bad piece of economy Is that "i sent
ing commissioner from The States to seiect u
size for the Government Assay office at Boise
CIV Had the Governor, Secretary one ol
the Judges or any citizen been designated i"r
that service, he could have done 1t IN IN
hnur and incurred DO expense
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-11

Dry Geois. Clothing. iiais soo,s, etc.
according to qualify.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-11

Persons calling for the above ie.,els .,' 49, W.
please say Advertised" anu eNe 'no 1d'>'
A. V BRADLEY, i. M-
, 1869-05-04
EUROPE.
The Alabama Claims Question.
Further Comments on Senator
Summers Speech.
Progress In the House Of Commons
on The Irish Church Bill.

Great Britain. !
TEE ALABAMA cLAlxs-FCR1uKR COMMENTS on !
SENATOR scNSKNs srEEcu. I
LoxnoS, Aaye
Tie English p,eEs continue to review Nj. SUM-
ner's speech on the Alabama question. The T3mes
at the conclusion Of long uTt!cle, says Of the
Euren's proclamation OF Celts1htg Of the begin
ming Of the rebellion, On the prohibition, not nu-
thor,tion, Of the blockade runnerx thnt the only
real evil cansea b5 1t was that the government
allo~ett lle Alabama 10 English ports, which point
wc,.ii have come within the operation Of the re-
Iectcd lrtaiy.
: Mr.. Summers speech creates an intense excite
msnt In political ctrrlca- At Cabinet mecting,
yesterday, the subject Q! the speceh was inform.
sly discussed. Mr. Bright declared that the en-
ba1Tassmeat which tho publication produced
S1rsed England sc7J properly; but he agreed
not 10 consent 10 entertain the terms OF set
tltn.cns lorcshawuwea by a1r. Sumner. Clas.
enlon expressed The hc1Iet thst the aesuA, ne
gotiAilons going on between the two countries on
the subject were OF a far less extreme character
than the speech OF the American Senator
or the Articles IN the public preaa- He hoped to
fLd Ar. Gouey as courteous IS johnson. The
present administration was cager fot tbe !Astlng
continuance Of friendly relatloua with tue United
statcs Gladstone prciessed to have good assur-
ancc from reliable quarters that the recent re]ec-
tlon OF the treaty en- this subject by the American
Legtssatnre, was purely q political movement
The prcse ut administration will enleaIor to set-
Tic the Alabama question on liberal and honorable
leyns-
Outside Of Parliament, the tone OF the English
people is anu-Aner.can, and more 50 since having
| read only partial publication Of Summers argu-
ment-
FEE1AS MEETING N coRK.
Coax, Maya
y &na5s M.ettug OF citizens was held here on
, 1869-05-04

11n,e +, 9ess ~ visited Ne sr-s d th- tts
T. h Y ss4 +. S. i
% iss seaG isni.i a:a,s @ tte e 9s
r. i RI :. : ID ''ff efss!.:. - .ssst sass
ss such es'ias en 's u % f..s saa esait.se = .suaet
es & 6 & IT, f.
II .s5s aof a ':a
+ r. sSS T. r. e: ssF e. Ts; Z
sss III a's s sE shs
III The posstatt ahe4s 10 tl,ry Asous rrist
Il :'s sia :ns
io Ii Rs4 sa' II Lii IL 9, ,fsss b
sF F T,e !s:. . s7a5
5xs: f.S EsnS E-,st:n :!I.e -: ~ ! !ssi
es estt s M R Kesh is.e .sss ess ws ", I'll, I'll,
s1o cf.s h7i : , I'll Wsls Y sssrr; ia9: 81, hsf
t;ssi!s :SsS3 81 III ksf.h A:;ss; :s
ssns S:I 3S!asy ..Iset: HI tSssa soath ii I'LL y:
nc1th hall Nes: Jackson street, $3.50; south holf.
ssH: ncrsh half East Harrison eiredt, sEo; south
=" *ea: south ha.. West Harrison street, ss2n;
ST.: nes1h hall West YayIar strrci, S-a5; sout.
IsI s s%S: nn1th ~ Masweu stss.st nv: south
~ ts w. s,x5rsn5n n1n ~ stT:e @ 1weRss;:nDs
$50; i.ur stfcct s55; south :la.f Fui:oo s:r.et,
@ @ ha noa I ns tsse ta ~ ua +. s., fss!s West
.enlh hall, sls3; west haN North st4:: s;rscs
orEHlSG CANAL sT1EE1.
TIC icroft Of the joint Committees on Streets
tlsc % the opcnug Of .aaai street. and dlfcc,i5s
The tonIl. Of Pubic Works to prepare the naess.
sars ordinance, and to ntst pr cent Of
thtt cost OF the work Un tn. Property heucItcI
| :Ald. sheridan u,oye,! that the matter he
, 1869-05-04
st. GEORGES SnClETE,
Installation CT the New Officers.

The regular monthly meeting Of the S. Georges
OF officers elected for the following year, Was
South CLARK strect
The unfinished and rcsuisr business Of the So
ctcty was ntst taken up and disposed OF.
Messrs George II. Marsland and Percy Coke
wcsc elected members Of the society.
resolution was then presented md adopted,
rendering thanks to Right Heyefend Ieury J.
Nh1tehousc, for his address On the occasion Of
the celebration OF ST. Georges Day. aud also for
the use Of the Cathedral ut thai time
The bishop was then, on motlou, elected a LIE
Demhe. Of the e0clety.
The thanks OF the soc,esy were th.a tcndetrd to
RcTB. Canon Street AMI Knowles for their co >
operation In tho se1rices Of celebrulon Oh ST.
4eoEge Day.
II Vas ,heu announced that meeting Of ucfa-
bcts Of The society would he held At Dr.. Walker 4
o!Gcc, AcSIcIcf's Building. On Friday evening
neAf, fer the purpose Of making pre- pafauonA for
the presentation OF testimonial 70 the tcurt
frea1dcrt.
The newly elected officers OF tic Society were
! then introduced md formally installed
The new President, ME. J. {, W. bailey, tn q
lengthy address, reviewed the operations OF the
t society from ia inception, and gave reason foE
satisfaction In tn present condihou and future
! succcss. TIE Present amount OF money In The
be stated 10 le His lie closed xlth the e1prea-
| zion of hope that the full sympathy and CO
The Accomplishment Of the society ob}ectA
| A letter trptn the retiring President Mr.. A.
| No1fh NAB next read. 1t WIS expressive or graf
lncation At The progress Of the society and Of tht
| choice OF ol11cefs for the cnandnG tcar-
| 4 cold collation. spread II m adjoining room u
the assembly hall was parskcn Of, hnd nfter socta
converse ci al hous Or more. The hesenelaSe dts
l yttttu.
, 1869-05-04

Rufus blanchard, the celcbrated map Publisher
or Chicago 1t No. t4s Lake street, has Just
brought out splendid 1arxe.stzcd map Of Chi
cago as ii II, with tho new ward boundaries cor
1eetsy designated, the new additions TO The city
distinctly 1enneI, and tue new paris, toulc-
ya.ts, additions 10 parts, etc, clearly located
t.rsurttsm:,, in the Tax Commissioners oulce.
and Is nncly printed and handsomely mounted II
comes )uss Ia The nick Of time n view q No e;
Cnjcagu, and viii be eagerly sought for By al
cl1sSa.S nf rltiLlu&.
, 1869-05-04
A,,.her Fashionable Event.

The opening CT uotchktn, Primer ! co. doaS
and 1adir.. furnishing aad trimming emporium, a
No. 81 st.,e street, to t:ke r,acc on Wednesday a
~. ~ ~ ~ -tin, INIT Of conversation a1nonE The
;sdies, al WHO aitcnd ihls grand opening sta BE-
SURE 70 sec nil the latest spring 70 y o.a snme oe
g'yts 9s.l q s1os e5:s.ns tnas u desirable may ee
fnI1 At
, 1869-05-04

ASouvEa1AS, wnosc nsrno L. said 70 oe Coln-
tuphcr. vas nm over and instantly 1ll1o 9! rAs'
se1Fc1 ss1sn q the Nnzthvestetu RatiM1J M@e1,
n,1nears fhat be w1s passenger On tEe tratut eno
ftI{ accidentally between the ca{a Tae pool ~
horjbly rnutiatod, both le4a and IN srn ooaoa CIV
| cIesr from The frurt. Tne remains were eoo-
srred to TIE Chicago Avenue HRb5exh5a. waese
m fnnntaf viii NJ held te-dA3.
, 1869-05-04
ElsTERH UNION TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
New Map Of Chicago.

Thc Wcstcrn Tn!na Telegraph Company will
hereafter keep their ot1cc, corner washington
anu Lasalle streets, open nlght and .iay.
, 1869-05-04
ST. PAUL.
Six Thousand Dollars Dropped In

six Thousand Dollars Dropped In
the lkIvcr md Lost-An Old Ncw
York Editor Located ut ST. Hput.
81. TACI, May 3.-On Saturday afternoon n C.
L Wood, agent Of tho Milwaukee 4 ST. Pau!
Naiirpad, w1s crossing the St Psnl bridge with
sG00 IN hts hand, he stumbled and fell. and the
hand ovtr the bFidee into the ft1er eighty feet
below, aud wax Immediately carried out OF sl4nt
EFcfy endcavor Wak mnde 10 recover It hy bo1tA
wttEhnen, ctc-r but 80 far, nothing has been seen
GIFT.
e. II. Sweetzer, formerly editor Of tho New
Yatk Nat And itetsai TatIe, ha1 become counte-
ted with the st. F3cl Ere7i.ts D+.r1:eh
, 1869-05-04

LECTURES.
LECTURE.

A lecture win h even by Major the Count n, F.
ZABA q; TErrRdav. skc 9Th cf May, Al O'clock
ii IT,. III. cf the Hftrc7tcal society, Onta1cft. hts
fsfee ard ID tireEEthcn the teEse!tv q IneMcty.
, 1869-05-04

Eashsiise Cation aInract.
NASHVILLE MayI- r-T11i -1:-1n With Rod de
rnGnd: Lwtf ntlddlinE- Isic, Esd ordlaaty, stA&
, 1869-05-04

Ats n3eet r. m. thr kIs1re Hoiks~ and dWEInk1
on tfs n.ftheasf .rucr 4 LaSalie ard AAdasoustA-
and the S.crcs IN TIC res5 'r1 the sGsg ess; A.eo
Ehr4y ~ CT tf1tu1rx easnt Ho1sehold Furniture. Ta-
he1 d. The hor&e E7uet br removed within four days
frosu dss u sale, Tesu,s cash 90 sht day nt SAX.
j. B. CHAMBERS h co, AucfNr1-
, 1869-05-04

button m nIscrs, Take Notice.-EoE
SAFE On rcas at4:1h :erms nil the machinery Of a
l3zCc cstalls4l1.eot With Ehafan.a, pllllca aud
bGluncs, in corE,lctc order: also. steam cnssce
nttfiy new, been Ii use on!y eight no1ths- Also,
hone mills for making bono dust. Amply. or nd
dsess, Christian Schwartz, No. Sl3 East F1fs!.
third street, New York.
, 1869-05-04

ocean FrriYhls.
NV YoRL MAYA
FnNoNre 70 LIvKneoo1-Wkcat, a,,ou1 hu I: ia
, 1869-05-04

MAJOR, THE COUNT n. F. ZAB4, wN iec.N.r b
fore
The Chicago Historical SorietJ,
On h{s method Of sndrtnk unIFts4al hi1toy With pF1e
teal Mus ss1stioa, Th1r1d2y the 9Th la1t- 1t p m
, 1869-05-04
MARRIED.

Enpcr NnnginRs ana NiMdoyE
slndes latest srylea- patnta oils, glass and brush
es, ut 4 E Mghya =, s. Randolph street.
, 1869-05-04

DyhFenfurtls Cc1lr1c-Studcntz may
ets;cE tic Eua.ncs5 department, the Classical
School for boys, or the Young Latlcs' Seminary
ut any tttac. Programmes to bc had hs the ONCE,
ltG Randolph street
, 1869-05-04

Ask your rcleEVysuRu-4hcFc arc but
few who viii not tell Jou they were cured Of ca
taI7h md bronchitis by Wolco.t's Annihllasor,
Pint bottles 81. Test 1t rrre At 119 South ClarS
Etrfpt rhrstrr-
, 1869-05-04

A1RAxy, M2yA
Th- sor4ly Of cs.tc IL two or th1<s ihonsod bad ~:
I1tt WTE t.,1 the ayrtaSr qualify not I: S1od
MItIc pr:esr AZ " 7 higher H C. geon .ld =
he1d rstTs fTine iii fu.neiA arvrAgiut Ls1 ~ 4
t;.ic. Ss hrA AieAik.n- exsrasin9 - =. - s@t1 ~
te.a iilsnoi. ,' m s5s s,ns = e - = seh of beaa
.s<i .dnt ~ r.. At sATs' 1!1'nfrscn II r. Z
ss1: q hesA- ..ssaftns la:a r. 4 s:
st sn : herd averastGe sa Ee, a; e: g eH & &
d =; kHD r. D. leeun.n eoia 70 had 1ltlHoss sTs.-
Esins i0 81, st xaso; asa - he1d. e!e.aEuE - "a
II ts60; r. Rsreay Held rs bead !pEA sVr11ssnE
LAo IL. ii $50: y. EnExn .eA bad ke1tnray ~
cTrcnF ina tass " Al:urd lid - hesd Kentucky
| t%tlsStos 80 -, At EeE1k.
shttp Dsg;a.a 81 a aaa ho'aes' frn. At Sic LII
HGaEOcNand Eoad 1t klcoo2l0H y rtr 10 ~.
, 1869-05-04

A Valuable Dlscovery.-All the
physicians arc now nrcacrifing Warmers Pile
Eetne4y, a. they have had sufficient proof OF its
efficacy, IN fsct they admit 1t to be the only reme
dy known for tniesnal or external p!le=. Why
spuerf TT Il.
, 1869-05-04

IxGl .cu 1t my s.iesststns. % IAke.t. WkbSES-
DAY, May at Ii cstcck a. M, sIiend!d cie1 TMaHt
thc ucrf frsntifu Fnsn!:ufr err eeerd II Auesea,
"n9 F'e leo q. LEVI. Aoc1iancef.
, 1869-05-04

The Vermont fSpring VFu1cr-Thc
etrat remedy Tor cancer, scofls Sslght' llseass,
md other kidney affections. BLlss + 5uAKr,
Aceuts l44 Lake street.
, 1869-05-04
BY q. ROHRRACK,
3B Randolph.

At Az T1ON-
1856 G1ichf@an-&v.. between -Four
feauth and Flfteeuth%6.
Wiz scf the Entire Cactcat4 1t The pre1anx-
t,.-Ro, Furniture Chanhe{ Sess, Dining fpon md
Kitchfo furrttrft, Cs1petk C1ne1tr1 and alk1f~Ge-
AIsa fpSsnacd Ftsno. f-osttve, nesziJ ncw.
On wednesday, n1ey 18th. At ~ e'r3oek-
q, n. HEQkF0Rpt AmSts1ea,
, 1869-05-04

-. y-,,,,,r
LOB SALE-ss1!1 FkE,ht - ~, ~ r. ha.:,
Il cut frrnt. neaI Focsec9Ia4t, belne toe Gnoaaas
fc1dcrrr lct on the Avenue IHc1p' aaH "a CRY 1n-
Only al.a re7 toes; rh,4-sr,+ and
1isftS .teor d-et,: csa frort n.ly elts ri fsst
:s1ie fcts 90 sr.'r Sniy In ~ o ~'
se3Ia T.: 'es3 % ".'.'n-sF'' ne''' q 'n''''s'''
7.1i:sS feet s,:shSes: ~ so:aeF & Iadiana-"v. snd
ns1s;fess a1is;, fss o. iasissss1 s saash OF Thirty
nitb,N- Very low. .
thtr3-st el.1 rrr foot; Very low A.,
41lln tect en- Asehd<ac-AT.- oea- la1s1esEs+ a.
hsIrsin. ..,, ..,-... .,,,,r " a.
t311le fCct 90 AEttSaoSf* aSstn"e1E es3oe' -AA
e1n-et. ..,,, ..>. .~-,.r r,,-r
lMzl+1 t.-t cn Mtchiean-sV'' nos1hefs' eo'"es '"e
V-ni1ss..t Pfa to East f,ont trtween Thtr.
ty-tI1s Id Thrty-seeond-.sA sl7o PER loot E''5
term. ,,,,, ,;,,, ..,t =, ru.n,x
59htP3 feet en- M1eeakAn As.s A1ue FULL :" A"sN@
ri4:h-s; Ghrsrt :. ,-irr. .h,,h ,rc a. th.yc.v
bctt.ln oi tl,c r.5ktf; "a. ,,..,o7... Rosun.
WARREN Go0nRiCH. y Oeafoctase. 0ots9 - :.
TIOn sA1E-Bf @ sIAIkkIE. LII soo1n
l. CtA.xsl; .,.. 40 1z,t,,,rd.t t.p,.a,c
rsne hoase On WtaeatsteF~', u.
Erzsac herae CO q:k;s; @ 1oSd SsS ~ @'2''
Els1is y hsGsa susn - Hsrr1H,i5s. SIiW t~tc4c
Viett. ealt iEoas. un " asiha av al FH 81 - st.
, 1869-05-04

The Juntrcr Tar Soap IL tho best
toilet Eoan ever male, as II ma! be uscd with TN
puntJ bF laIes with the most tender skins: at the
eaMc .Iue it l. invaluable a. ttElely for ptmp1es
t.Sansh or ch1ppcd hanls and all cu;ancous diseases
Where other soaps cannot be used without agsra- TT
Manufactured By Caswent Hazard Co.. New
, 1869-05-04

REMOVAL
H. ALEXANDER & SoNS
Hnve rrnsved to the New Marble hiSsA. ,, Ecs.
$50 nnd 1S9 Nashinx4on~st, hrse ooAo'a3
wrsk ftom Telle-sx.
, 1869-05-04

-, 1uaxt3au- NAV 4. 1850

ACCI1NNs
On TUESDAY. Nay l. 1t 10 o'eloEk 4 A. there will
Le SAL t( IlGus<l..a Furniture, tru1n Ch4tr to
Pier GlsM af 10, 81 EAST WASHIS GTUNSr-b by
J, b, CHAMBERA Auettuaecr.
, 1869-05-04

:. DISTINGUISHES uu1E
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sfs q br;'o1 t = f. W H. ss
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GIFT 7EEA-GiEE-
limited T md r::cired :: 70 10 The Commute -
s.,taa::i3s,sl md expenditures 10 the amount Of
s-:-s@:&4: p, leaving on baud IN thc Treasury
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: IIc Lola u I4i'i.c tsAs s4lull,stsi ahe tu-
!, ';o~ing cr1I1nncts, which were referred 10 the
Il (. ruicE CGkutN!tCfe: ,..
/; III t.e VACATION OF lse Asteca.foot alley aa-
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= III. y. r. quarter CT Section u, - IL
: Tor Sidewalks On kouthEess ktde Of Nlwsusee
.tasenUc from Wood street to North kVeuae' on
s:..1 e.!e OF l:14s.ec lIoiu Ctus1y tu bs!s'ea ga
9Th s.dtts ii Emerald asenne fron, ERsn avenne
. 't1yiou!1c t,acc 10 Fulton avenue: OF vest sidc
.'e'.! ~ :-va. G .at, 10 Dt.is!.a: % east 50:
slde d orchard from Genre 70 sophls;
tir,,l uf ,ardnef FROM s.ns to nansed az az
ION s.t'cs Of Weed from uasssed 10 socae'o ase
&c.
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4,crss sehEua. BesxrI. Re..;ns sna hrsaoe - nj,
= Tac cEE7nsscd cTd,t4aec 1os TIC assac Of 81 81,
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no Ihe Ifrerteuz Dene5oaeM Assec.assn, "a
;z..Ltu rp anu passed ,h- r, FINDING of II. 6
H., 1ue Church Of the Atoncmcnt "ae 'a3eh
cad Eassed n, thn n.yment Of $500 I
,,;lssrsl lnr II 1ScSVinler KePeauins, ~ss saAen
4bs snerossed order for the Iehsse o. ~ ss'ss s
f,,r,1 10 JOIN i. Jennluss WIS ta>e1 ~ "@'
,hassed' LEASING OF rsDs OF s1aEEE .5a; E;n,., ~,
r o. ESan ,ao :; h1Sstcan 'ss tca@see q s
t1SS1'r Groupds aDzned pe9nss,on q snS RI
+: he following reIMt, "hseh VIE ie~A
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