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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-20

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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-20
speciat Notices.


Dr Baton's CordiAI, ishot only good for Nurs.
ng Children, bat Il fs the best remedy for Dysentery
Darrhma and dsordeted state Of tho bowels Sold at
Hcndry's Drug Store Ashtabula.
Bride a BrIdeGroons. -lEsaays for young men on
the interesting relation VI Bridegroom TO Bride in The
institution Of Marragc-a Guide % matrimonial felicity
aud true happiness. Sen! BY mall IN sealed letter enye
TION, Bcx p, Philadelphia, Pa. 1y96j.
Coon MEDIeisB The next best thing to reliable
physclan In any community is good medicine and 10
sincere and skilful practitioner II II Invaluable
help To know remedy and TO apply II II the Doctors
great business aside nom this his advice s from
perimental practice, and we only experimenting
when4oowing H. The reliable medicine q, therefore,
the grcat deerdf To direct when TO administer II IL
sll thspbysicnn is required TO do In Buchu as pre-
pared BY DR.. Hcmbod have, therefore, all that is
needed Every bottle ofthc extract has full directions
for Itsuee II n crack medicine but uoncs TO the
est neliecte known TO the science OF physics ned-
cine hearing the unqualified endorsement suc men
DIR. PhYsIc. Prof. DEVICES, DR.. BPHRAIM MuDowEII
and Prot TRAyBns of the Royal College OF Surgeons
cannot fall to mud its wsy to the confidence of millions
OF families Hence the wealth OF Its distinguished urc
parer and tie NECESSITY to the family circle AT ali times
and seasons See Advertisement elsewhere OnrianaH
Pdzsns.' t..r-..-.- 1y pos
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-20

Our FRIEND GR1FFEY, late of the Reporter.
and still later of the Eric Rep"6iicdn, seems to
have abandoned the editorial tripod, and
bounded into mercantile life. lie is soon to
open in Conncaut a boot and shoe store Thus
VIC see some plodding along in The old ruts,
and never making any headway, while others
have the energy to mount upward and push
onward
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-20
Blood Purifiers

= Blood Purifiers
scer knntoH, and oiR all diseases resulting from
%" CIo1d htfp your e blood pure kHSp your
L'ueT rh ofderi keep your digssiire organs
IA sound, healthy rzcORd,fiSa by he u.s.
q Hiescs TtAedeg, uMaA1lzHIia aud disedSe lCiIL
eysT asSda you Tie besf men Ia TIE country recommend
heh' u years Of homes, reputation 90 for anydig5
20" DuIt try &e:e preparations.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-20
EruptlOns on the Skin

Arising from bad state Of the blood chronic diseases
are cradicated aud clear and transparent suIfnuc re-
gained by the restorative notion Of hi. Ointment 7,
snLassr- many Of tie Cosmetics and oitr toilet ap
qrS IL ~ power 70 Gtpc r-shc- and other GisfguIc-
uts of tue
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-20

Gases Of many years standing that have per;inaciou-
ly refused To yield to other remedy treatment
have invariably succun bed few applications OF til
powerful unguent.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-20

BIanks nIEInds for sole at MI. onlco.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-20

Whether in the young old married or single at the
dawn of NOmauhOud, the urn of life. these tonic
medicines display decided iniucnc. that a marked
Improvement v perccptihle in the health of the pa
rht. Being purely vegetable prcparaii0n they nr,.
safe and rcilah remedy for all claseS of Females il
every condition of health and station of life,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-15
CRIMINAL.

In the Court Of General Sessions, before Judge
Bedford but trial held yesterday The trial re-
suited IN the acquttal OF the prisoners Four sentences
were pronounced prisoners were discharged, and
large number OF peadmgs was heard The session OF the
past week has been unusually busy one, and large
number Of cases have been concluded.
In the Sherlock whisky case, previously re-
ported, and In which the defendants, Stephen sherlock
George Schneider and James Ford are charged with
frauds the Internal Revenue, in connection with the
Nos. les and 100 East Twenty hfh-st Commissioner Os
born has discharged Schneider and reserved his decision
as 10 the others.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yester-
day, before Justice Dodge Michael Casey, pawnbroker
PAIR OF with him for 81 rs and aftcrwatd entering
his shop and carrying of the goods without refunding
the money advanced The prisoner was held to answer
in default OF bail Louisa Benson and Margaret Moore
committed for the larceny OF undercl0thng from
Matilda Reinhardt of No. 400 BrOomes. Officer Vaen
tine Cuer OF the Fifteenth Precinct, arrested man
giving the name OF Richard Smith, with quantity OF
silver spoons forks &c. and valuable books IN MS
possession, which he acknowledged stolen by him.
but would confess from whom. The articles are OF
At Essex Market Police Court, yesterday
before Justice shandey Capt Schiller OF the bark Storm
Bird lying at Pier No. a., East River, made com
plant OF larceny against the steward Of that vessel
William Stevens, who is alleged 10 have taken, on Mon
day last various articles OF clothing valued at $50 be-
longing the aptain The prisoner pleaded not guilty and
committed for trial An affidavit made against
Francis Cassidy and John stebbns who charged with
yacht Henrietta, now lying of Tenthst Cassidy, who
was Watchman In charge Of the vessel, admits having
taken OF the stolen property, which he gave 10
Sebbus sell They both committed for future
examination. Henry Smith aud VIM Williams, for run
ming of with an umbrella, Thursday night, from Kay
TONS in the BOwery committed for eXamiua-
ton Mary Cohen, girl employed IN the store OF Ed
ward A. Ridley, No 800 Grand.st, was temporarily com
Mitted for the larceny OF a small sum OF money.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-15


II. s. Fellows ct al agt. the Mayor, dc. ElisG-
hejL " Fja,d art he sameIn both OF these the
i'i a. ,g1t,n the assessment made for damage in the
3gnrchst extension from the time when by law, IL be-
Commissoner report The city claims that the damages
vvnre mot nnyable till the buildings removed The
cose was submitted 10 the Supreme Court Decision re-
served.
El,cvn s. Green agt The 81. Marks Fire Insu-
rance Gompany-The plaintiff sues for $500 policy
the pocy was delivered by the Company their Trenton
agent who delivered IL To the paint and took his note
FOR the premium. The agent had the note discounted
and the note taken up aud paid but the agent be-
Company He had, however, indOrsed the policy
ceipt for the premium. The Company defended the
plaintiff the premium never having been received The
Court overruled the Defense and directed judgment for
the plaintiff.
Van TdSSel agt. Wdlker.-The plaintiff entered
into emeHt with the defendant TO sell him farm
near New Bruins wick n j., on which the defendant paid
damages for failure TO complete the contract should be
5000 The defendant did not take the farm, and the
plaintiff sued for 5000 The defendant admitted the con-
tract and that he had not fulfilled it, but set up that he
attracted by advertisement stating that there were
800 apple trees, many pear cherry aud plum trees be-
side 81 OF Strawberries and some backberres DC
and his agents reiterated these statements, aud
stated beside that the last occupant had
made fortune off the place. That he signed this
contract believing In these representations, but found
when the place that there not One'half
the number OF trees aud vines represented and that the
last occupant instead OF making fortune, had retired
ns0lvent He therefore claimed back his $lOO with IN
teres and $3.50 Of expenses incurred IN visiting the
place The defendant act that his representations re-
lated O the whole farm of which plaintiff bought only
part and that he knew the fact aud that at any rate he
occupied several days the trial, the jury bringing in
verdict OF $1,000 for defendant
New-York tribune., 1869-05-15
TILE BOUNTY cnEcK FoReER1Es.

In the case of Egbert F. Ten Eyck the actor,
charged with forging paynasters bounty checks the e1
smnIatiou was continued yesterday. Henry q. Har'
clerk m the second Auditors office OF the Treasury
Irtucut called by the Government, testlned-My du-
tas are 10 Investigate bounty frauds; 1eeDdant was
once rmpoyed In the second AuditOrss office under the
uane of L. Fairfield Ten Eyck ms duties were Inlscea'
teous; know nothing OF claD agent named Hardehi
would have kuOwn 10 snch agent had done business
with our Office The Government here rested.
Defendants counsel moved 10 dismiss the complaint on
tke ground that the evidence Tor the GOVehuht was
wholly cifustautinl and not sufficiently strong 70 war
raBt Tie defendant being pat upOn his defense MOlOn
denied fh Commission holding that the testimony OF
tvo f the gOye rsrHt Witnesses 10 the eject lhht TWO
the checks question purpOruDR tO contain tneIf sig
natures were signed by them was suncelt 10 war
tae defendant being put upon ms defence 10 answer
te charge Of forgery and that the defendant must ac-
fut fr The psessi1 Of thOse two checks, he not hav'
hg been the claim agent through whom the witness made
hat claim or in any way employed by them 10 cOect
their claim Defendants counsel excepted " tue Co'
Bisipnrr's ruling. -.,a-,. -
George A. Baunel called by the defence testhed AM
ecfk Inn the Generals 0thce have been
Intimate ith defendant: met Richard Harden IA defend
ant. company at Wllarps Hotel; have met Harden
quite often saw Harden give defendant some checks
Harden afterWard took the checks DacK 70 "IlIe soe
thiUg on them. .tes
clerk In the Erie Railway COinpany's ONCE nave
known defendant hye X years his character Is RO0d
in March last went with the defendant 10 the AstOr
House aud was Introduced by him 10 Mr. Harden de,
icndau. sat down 10 q table 70 write ana aifF"afd
Harden put money hls pocket, and defendant saiu
have got this case settled up"
The further examination then adjourned TO Tues
DAY next
New-York tribune., 1869-05-15
NEvYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY M SHEET

BrKs-Hster Lily Haon Rio GrInde DO s RoseWay Hammond
~ Thomas Havana Bens CienuegOS Nellie More, 81
George NJ Johanna Nsers Petambaeo for Odersi Cho hAh
Bridgeport; MARI Maria Fullerton, Arehat -,
ScbrG-Lnue Lewis Dayton. Charsston Jonas Smith, Nichols,
SaguA
ARRIVED.
French steam hRa Semms Commander Pranehien Thomas 10
dys mounts guns OF go men; 6O0 horse
Has on hoard Admiral Meguei Of the French Ne
India squadron.
Ship Jane Fish, Brown. Liverpool % days ndse.
Ases Kem Leghon 81 days aud Gibraltar IS DAYS mds
Brig Edwin Rowe Cruise Z Cuba 70 days sugar and nolAsseL
Brig Albert Devils Devils Cardiff q DAYS railroad iron.
Brig Coustane Ramirez. Tampoo u DAYS, hemp
Brig Adrana ongabardo Palhas, &. L. AZ days ballast
Schr T. Leonard Bunker Mouego Bay, JAM Is days mdse
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoroS H-ArTed. ST Louis New.OrleAhsi harris
Charlie Wood from Havana L. WckSue from Shields; brgs Ca
II Crowley from PhisdeIphi Valencia from BilA
behpOr-
FoKTREss MoSRoa, Va MAY A-Pased in Baltimore bark
Pembroke from MatsnI; brig Alexander Kirkland from ST. JOhus r
r. Itlha from Ponce; schr. Lucy J. Warren, Nassau.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-15
ARREST OF A CONFIDENCE MANA NOVEL
SWINDLE.

A few DAYS since Mr.. Henry G. Elliott of No.
,s West FOurteentst received note from person
unknown 20 him, requesting interview az his office,
between aud 10 o'clock "a day named. Mr.. Elliott
promised comply with the request. Having thus
cured himself that Mr. Elliott would be away from home
al the time designated, aud having moreover obtained
ms signature Is a model, the swinder wrote 10 Mrs.
RlOt lining her husbands name aud requesting her
seud'y bearer her diamond ring This note was car.
red boy OF the boy az the st. Nicholas Hotel, whereat
the written. Mrs Elliott thinking
tue explanation satisfactory Ohe confidence man
had stated i'm his forged note that her hus-
band desired 70 show the ring 10 a friend,
a. once gaze ring 10 the hoy, The fraud was not dis
covered J'uul Mr. EiOtts return IN the evening, when
tae writing the body OF the note Identified az that
o. James X. Faruham. Young man known 10 both Mr.
and Mrs Elliott ON Thursday some private investigation
having proven that Fdruhn had been interested M the
o.pratiOu, the placed IN the hands OF De
tectlve Cuskey OF Stewards, who effected his
arrest. He taken 20 the Futeeuth Precinct
Station House, when no was recognized by Sergeant
FerriS original 0f photograph which had been
s-ut niu three mouths SINCE by Mr.. Melghan OF
sI.rr q Co.'s establishment, with the Inscription,
Wanted Urgent requests had also been received from
Nf Ffsf Of Wilcox q Gibbs, for an Interview with the
,u. individual Both Of these gentlemen identified him as
Ulndler hO long been In the habit OF representing
lu.f n the agent Of some charitable institution, thus
obtaining money from various parties all over
fu- country Frank BurtUn, the hoy who carried he
Ufe has not been arrested. Later In the day Far-
ham a- taken before Justice Dodge at the Jefferson
Market Police Court where he denied his gull, but sa!d
tbg he had sold ring for s5O He was held IN default
OF 81 so bail The examination viii be held today.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-15
UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMF.
COMING FESTIVITIES - EXAMINATION - PRO
GRAMME OF THE SUMMER CRUISE.
lPROM AN OCCASIONAL CORRRSPONDRNTI

lPRON AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT
ANNAPOLIS. May 1.-THE annual examination
is hand, and the Academic year Of Gs69 with all
its hard study and drill about give away 10 the
pleasant and exciting term OF foreign cruise As
far be learned cruise IL 10 be long one We
are 10 start about the st OF June from Annapolis
and sail direct 70 Europe, touching first either az Ply
mouth Portsmouth. England. short sojourn there
visiting London &C. and then across TO France touching
at CherbOurg. with trip 60 Paris. II We have
time, viii visit Cadiz, Spain, aud then re-
turn touching at the Western Islands This programme
OF course, is certain ne circumstances OF time,
weather etc. will tend 70 derange H. On the 4th OF June
will be given dressban by the officers and midshpnen
OF the academy In honor Of Admiral Porter. IL will be
one of the finest given preparations on a grand
scale are being made, and everything will be done 10
make IL a decided success. About the same time the
graduates Will receive their diplomas and with the base
ball matches boat races and tournaments there will be
much to interest visitors The weather has been delight
fu for the past few weeks and the Academy grounds are
in their best trim. W.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-15
no DREDGFRS.

In AecoriAne with instructions received from the suueryspe
Architect PROPOSALS will be received by tbs uBderEned until n
o'clock MONDAY gath Inst, for the of rpp work ON
the outer g Of the United States property the Battery commencing
$50 feet westerly nm tie outw point the uier a
side ~ she Battery heEe eAstery eslabb b1
the aor Commissioners The materials to he 10 be drpo
property aacrn thereto be clear the % IN
ge NsL The %p the rPnp work Is about feet abors
Dster Al o~ e aud about 30 feet long aud will require
% the bottom there 10 haVs ~
vork t. he completed within weeks the Of the aecrpns
of the bid. F-Ne
Bonds to The amount Of I've thousand dollars to be approved by such
officers may he designated by the Treasury Depafmsnt M h "a
qured for the faithful performance file contract w. ~
Blank forms Of PTopos aud all other necessary inm,on viii Ia
given BY WM r. ESTRRBROOK supsrntsndsst ' -
Ne EastF FNentv h.sl
New-York tribune., 1869-05-15
prOuOsaIs.

oEycE AcrINd CoHNISsARV SuBsnrKNcE.(
DAyIDs ISLAND, n. Y H., May 10, 1909 I
CEALED PROP0SALS-(ln dnplicate)-W
o received uuul o'clock m the 9Th day Of JUNE 1902 for fur
p,bng the Troops DaVds Island T. H. With FRESH BBEF
om Jane December 1879 The fresh beef 70 be Of good market
ME Saa With equal propor Of fore hind quarter nec
and eIied and delivered expense the
ptr AZ such aud such Quantities required No bid
will be that act made by regular butcher who give
10 full bis place OF business And residence The envelope
proposals must be ndorsed Proposals. for Furnishing Fresh
DeeL1 W. g. RANKIN
Capt 1lst Inf aud Brew LeutCol U. 3, A., A. C. &
New-York tribune., 1869-05-15
IMPORTANT DECISION AS TO THE CONSTITUTION,
ALlfY OF IHE BANKRUPT ACT WITH hEsfbCI
10 STATE COURTS.

Norton, Assignee Of Jacob Barker, agt. me
he1iOrE Oa CO-Ihis "A suit brought ny jacob
Barker Of N1wOreans (whO appears hy thc proof O ts
ual 10 be upward OF ~ years old, by his assignee III
bankruptcy aet Tue EcwiOrk Oil Company Tor V5O,cOO
Counsel Tor the panh said the facts Of the case Wcre
That h 1857 jacob Barker Of NeWOreaus loaned the de-
fcndnus $4,000, aud received their acceptance payable
IN 10 days, wEch was protested jacob Barker going
stU buukrnpFy IN the tune, his assignee brought
his sut Tie plautihs counsel proved the assignment
naubi upicy " Introducing copy OF the assignment
udde 30 HeNOleaus ana duly certified by the clerk Of
lLe United States District Court of IDusiaua under the
seal Of the Court which mode OF proof a ln direct ae
tOfdaECc with the Bankrupt Act Of the United States
Counsel for the defense cOnended that tits certificate
VI bankruptcy was by virtue OF law which was itself
unconstitutional, 40 far as this question Of prupf
Ia state Courts Concerned, and IL could
lot be received IN evidence. That CONGRESS
under the Constitution could prescribe the mode Of
proof FOR the State Court; Uat Congress could prc.
rbe te manner OF receiving lH oyideuce The proceed.
Bgs Of the Courts in State in tie Courts Of auOter
State for Il had reserved power ~ that KIND within
lf but Congress- Silent ~ 10 bow proceedings VI
DE IpUsiSaiI5 I6ui11 " - yos-sevvs,%ss ~ ~ "
furI- Of otatrri mat tnc isafipt hslI w
assng 10 do this very tuiug-that Is Ia providing
an asg1mcut n bankruptcy ShOulb DC authenticated Tor
H. $40 C,urte fWt by thc certificate Of tho CtfB,
a. was uucOustituii0naL Iils Honor tie Judge, Fud
that the nolut al te 1r fense worth MA d, eOusde
to but hat after tue iKuBent hnd ~ tib case Oh tp
tuldert Le shold admit the proof 10 accOrdahes WIN te
Bshkrupt act q. offered by tle pantn ana leave tue
bOsfttuouaity OF the question 10 Dc determined mere
After Hs u,ist many ~ these cObatituyloh queh
a6nsOn gold contracts arising out 0f the BAhAruPt al as
Su0 ~ oERsE sets OI CongrSss sleEso =" S"SAS1 "A1
New-York tribune., 1869-05-15
Saurt Tlmnrr}s Hutit,.

EEwTORK
PoRT.WARpENS OYY1CE No. % WilbAmst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance Wild
Section Of the passed April H. 1857, entitled "A A1o
tue NSnS Omce OF the Port Of New lor 70 all persons
Interested having Of the ube Of such Dqu
survey following eIamh
ton by the Port Waru aud that said EXAMINATIONS wy
be COMPLETED within ten d succeeding this notice on board %
vessels:
Steamship Rebeeea Clyde.....'.'......''...''',;;I
Steamship Isaac Bell. n
ship Daniel W ''''''''''''''9
hhD var SplHt.'
BARK Jas hchen. ba'
BARK j. 4 WalSb... Foot OF ISeiVh'tt,
Brk NOusAnle
bng B0gotA..
Brg Harmony
Scnr J. ~ Richards.
Schr ID. w. Saunders....North Eighth at NilamsDurgh
MlNiHUhNB TOMPklhs, President
J. Aus's HERRHAN. Secretarv.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-15

Cspia aud puse arriving At this pon are requested
the NeWiO Assocsoi Press ony 70
persons exhibiting authority Of w Smouon osaets'
tgs, Nry. ioF Journal Of COmm TINES IkiBOsE
World Sun FyDTsSs EueRag PO, Commercial idSr Sidd'
ZpJ AID hea lOTkr DeOral should also be delivered OILY W
AL .n.... .nDr.nn
New-York tribune., 1869-05-15
Sni,ual Rtbtnu,.
uMrrg sr.ra. Isrtns.L REyIsrs. A..s,.oN.. OyvIe
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,

l United STATES IN iEhNAL hEh ENUE'
Wards the NrwlOTk
Notice s beryby given of Vsusons e8umeas Of
pop,ry subject e. tar provide Internal
suppod Government pay interest on the public debt and for
other purposes approved Juue 1904 aud the amsdaiOy
thereto approved March 1863 July ~ 1896 and March
1861 several Assistant Assessors Of sad Co.e
sl remain for the examination Of all peTons n
sstsd o the space u da Sunds sIeted from the d he
nv foureruthst the New slork COuns
National Bankl between O'Clock N. Aui
expiration of 10 DAYS from the date hereof
on the 2l b69 and for Eve DAYS thereafter will recrVs
determine all ppeA relative 10 excessive valuations
and takn by the ssd Assistant Assessors The
a herein comprise special businesses trades
and the carriages billiard tables gold watches
gold and plate for the sudng May 1870 And the tax
incomes for the year ending Dee 81. 1888.
appeals Assessor aforesaid be made writing and
particular hzg respecting which decision
requested the ground principle of conplaBeo Of
LOCKWOOD L. DOTY, Assessor
n.,.ag g.r.Y .York MAJ
New-York tribune., 1869-05-15
Corporation qutius.
{ CQglP0RATION NOTICE.-PuBLIC N


(IQ&ftPp0RATl0N &tp N0TICE.-PUBLIC NO.
oA Houses and Lots improved uuimpro,.s 30.
uee9IhM The following Assessments have been sonni 20 @
soa once oi'he Board Of Assessors sIInIaoa by ali ~,
o, i'L 70 setting Curb and Gutter Stooes and p,,s ~ =
% second " ThAvsA The limits embraced bs .nrb a..
p.es, az E several Houses ahd lots Of Ground vacant Lots
noh SIDES Of dst u the the block On the ,ut.
psms1 Al persSnt whose Interests above
are and who are opposed
70 present their objections Ia writing 10 Issac Hsat
,rr.t R s board OF Assessors at tLef once Chanbsn
OF Aouel ISAAC ~ tirsT 1 "n'v S~9A "O" NV ''
ErHSgiI;;o : rnHSgREI;oS REED. Board Of Assessors
e, DAN OF Assessors New Court House. May IS. 1859
TO SEWER CONTRACTORS. Separate
PROPOSALS niorsed with tho tte Of The wOrk
Nhich ree the the bidder the date Of M Pr.s.uss
W os aeeeei at this O6ee until n oeoeL of SATURDAY Nay
specheaon In l96h l3 and 1874 between sh aud 6thaeS
SPECIFICATION iIn lJt between sch sOd 6L lrr Specification
n EhSt eireea lohaVsA and sohst between sth ava
Sh Spriecaou l-In Ihae, between Grvenwchay AnI
elhsL Speclcsiion Sin st between 81 and LeHngtonaveA
6stssq th aad eO''H 90 ave. oss"ssa e and ethia
llS,h l6th bstWeeu AVID thaveG SpeaesIoa
lhAve bstwes 7h s2it between "a and 3s,ss
ava between bsts with branheL Speesc,ion
Waterst James and 0yersts Monroe bst~~es Mont
CItoast betwe Grand and DvsionstS GraTdst betssr
Csnnonsis Angn and Goerek between Grand ,nd
ats Goe1L as.,c OSrsa ~ stanton ad hO9sten Mauhaaas
and 18th sIA Sheeatou 0-In eiTrst bs,ss % Va ahe
Sut Grove sn VansL, between Spring and Hous,ops Rr.
S MaberrS and ,h AnS lhsnosoast. aud sPrhgst be-
70 AI nVuh ShAye 20 S6ihsL Spei6eaton III. Sd.
we oe.ssa % 10 oVu sna Eh''is with branch s7thst
u o snse wks eau he ssea and 4, N, q,
's 00eO On Appneabn the Rarrau of SeweT
RoBT. L. DARs1dH, ASaSSss.
cuorov Ior.rro. w.. GRO. GRsRSB, beard l.--
>A''VH 3S'IpVVI VURTS1ST Nay Il, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-15
SHIEgLEG INTELLIGENCE
PORT or srw.YoaE. .a..~."..."...~"'.M~i@ "a

PORT 0B sEw.YORE. ORE....'''.','''''''''''''''''" -
CLEARED n, s,. H.
stesmaHe'yetia Thompson, htsiPool{ Omen Ss,fk
nen, w Of London. Lgtch Liverpool Iv'StT F1pae Zen,
ton PLiistsltiasi Msg6ogsr TuiG PhladspmA
Nersng stsr Waugh GuantanAmoi Veona pI
yge asdsrss Auhnta HogsrAu. brsasR VAHs A. NS "
bAt tiAT. a. 4. As..a- LAIels, CIVAss44S
New-York tribune., 1869-05-15
Sails bp Sutton.

ADRIAN u. MULLER. AaetoneeL -
A DMINlSTRATOR'S SALE of the LEASE,
N FURNITURE. FIXTURES, nc, Of the LAFAYETTE HALL
and HOTEL on Broadway ADRIAN Il. MULLER, r. WILKINS
Co.. will sell at AUCTION MONDAY, MAY H. IL o'clock.
on the premises No sos Broadway the un
tnre sTures Of Lahyette Hotel The
t newly furnished
run Nav last The sale o. this well known establishment Affords
made 6a the DAY Of sale Further particulars
Auetioueers No. Pinest (53l)