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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-25

A minister named Anthony,
who was performing q marriage
cere mony in Andersonyille, Geor
gia, on Thursday last, while in
the middle Of the ceremony wae
interrupted by the step. .ialher Of
the lady, who ordered him to dc
sis.. He demonstrated with the
intruder, telling him il was too
late then, and that he oughtnot TO
be guilty of such unseemly con.
duct The msn's response was
the raising and firing, at almost
point blank range, ola double
barrel shot gun loaded with buck
shot, the entire load taking effect
in the lower part OF his victim 6
stomach. The brave old man fell
to the floor, but by a tremendous
effort raised himself up, and say
ing. "I.will finish the job" pro
needed with the ceremony, and
pronounced the couple man and
wife. He then fell over and ex
pired. ~ i'a's'9
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-25

The Indians have again begun
their deyilish depredations along
the Union Pacific Railroad and
there are indications of another
general outbreak this approaching
Summer.
There are al present one hun
dred and seventy,eigbt places II
San Francisco where cigars are
made, and. about one thousant
pcrsons are engaged in the bust
ness. These establishments turn
ed out $4,000, 0O0,.cigars the pas
year. About fifty factories are
exclusively controlled BY Amerl
cans, and about one hundred BY
Cinnamon, l-B5Nii ~
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-25
al From the Ohio State Journal.
CENTRAL OHIO LUaiTlC ASYLUM,
Important to Tax Payers.
FACTS AND FIGURES.

Inasmuch hs the question of the
rebuilding OF the Central Lunatic
Asylum is attracting some atten
ton, it seems to me that parties in
terestod should know how the mat.
ter stands, should know what our
Legislature proposes to do, and
what ought TO be- done.
The peoples money is to be used
in its reconstruction, and the peo
pie have tho right to know how
their money s TO be expended
When this Asylum shall have been
reconstructed, il will be occupied
by tho fathers, mothers, husbands,
wives, sons and daughters Of Ohio.
The citizens of tho State, and es-
pecially of this central district,
have therefore, personal interest
in this matter, and q few PLAN
statements with reference 10 the
points at issue, may be of service
in giving direction to the actions
of those who are to settle this i'm
portant question,
The prevailing idea seems to be
that the old rails shall be recon
structed, tho old foundations used
and additions be made with mod
ern improvements, also that there
be adeed to The site some fourteen
(l4) acres of land adjoining il OF
its east side. lg4
It seems TO me that in the frs
place the principal questions Il
settle are, first, how many insane
persons shall be provided for il
this institution; second, what kint
of o site is bestadapted to our pres
cnt and our prospective wants; ant
thirdly, what kind of a structur,
is demanded at this time for thi
special purpose. --a8sl fle
There are at this time not les
than nine hundred (900) insda
persons in this Central District. :
Our present and prospective want
clearly indicated that The asylum
should be built witBfa capacit,
for at least fUe ehundred (5OO1 pa
tienis.
The first settled, let us investi
gate the loading points necessar,
in o proper site for SO large an in
stitution.
Its location should be central an
easy Of access from all points Q
the district. II should be at sue
a distance from a city as to secur
retirement to its inmates. ]
should be located near railroad
in order to obtain easily and ecor
omically, its coal and other 4beav
supplies. Its distance from Q cit
should not be over three mile
!, and itshould be contiguous to
good highway leading thcreto.-
|, The building site should be we
! elevated, to secure picturesqr
views, dry walks, and perfe'
! drainage. The grounds should
of ample dimensions for retire
!. walks and ramblcs for each Of u
= r sexes, separately and exclusivel
!. thus afording to oil the best po
Z sible advantages for outdoor @
z ercise aud recreation, tree fro
: the annoyance Of strangers al
\ secluded from the eyes Of curio'
q and ihduisitive people. The nut
: ber of acres Of land necessary I
!. all purposes, in connection with
large an institution, would ]
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-25

Mr.. George Hall Jr.. living
nea. Deerfeld, Mich. recently
lost several sheep which were
killed and eaten, and be endeav-
ored in vain to discover the dep
redator Suspecting his hogs,
which were in tho same inclosure,
he shut them up but obtained no
relisf AT last he caught his
five.year old colt in the act OF
killing and devouring one OF his
sheep. He was taking large bites
and licking up the blood. and the
sheep was still alive. Mr.. Hall
succeeded, with some trouble, in
driving the colt away and killing
.the sheep, He then went Off O
short distance TO see what the colt
would do. and the animal soon
returned and commenced eating
the dead animal
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-25

An irrepressible boy of five
years, who was always compelled
to keep quiet on Sunday, having
grown inexpressibly weary towards
the close OF a Sabbath day, frankly
and honestly approached his ex
cellent but rather over-strict faith
ier and gravely said:
PA, let's have a little spiritua
ipn," This waste. much not only
for the gravity. but also for The
striciness of the father. and ior
once he '.let mater caper" till bee
time. ln
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NOTICE.

Peggy Fillabaum, Henry Kitzman and Els-
nbcth Kitzmnn his wife who ros'de IN rem.
sylvania, and Levi Flllahaum who resides IN
Illinois and the otherheirs at law OF Wm. Fil-
labaum deceased, whose names ana res,den.
cos ARE unknown, and also Snsannah Williams 9
whose resldenceis in Indiana, will take nouce
that Eli s. Gardner, administrator with ihe
will annexed OF william FUhbaum, deeeased, J,
on the 9th day OF March, A.. D. 1869, nled ms
petition in the Probate Court Of Fairfield coun-
ty, q Ohio, against them and liebecca Weaver, al.
legng thatthe personal estate OF SAG deceneh.
isfnsIificient 70 pay his debts anddhe charges |,
ofadmlnster his estatei that he died seized
q simple Sf the following lands and iene;
ments situate iu the county OF Fa,rnelu ana
State OF Ohio, to-wH part OF secuon ~ ~
township 10 OF Range 10, bounded on the easI
by the lands OF William Grof;o on the north y ~
tho lands OF Michael Myers. on the West ~ .hs ~
lands of John Croft and on the south by the
lands OF Jacob Good, and containing "a acres
more or less. 4 t--s =, N ~ -. :.
The prayer Of said petition IS for the % sac o
said premises 10 pay the debts OF sald estate;
said,pehtion wilibe'for hearing on me W.
day OF April, A. d. 1869, or as soon thereaisel
as counsel can be heard.
'l,77l - III n > Z, ELI s. GARDNER,
admir- Of VIM Fillabaum, deceased
I Z HuHrka & DAUoHGRrY Attys.
LANCASTER, Ohio, March 18th, lsce-4w.
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Iend ofhAi ,i,.il.. a,..f 81. -
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obs,S ~ 7 E q, y w 3,
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l-ySIygyl y = Z :: ns s"s sa1'' s' -.
~ !, = ! 1 =. .'.1s s'.,,.' = W.
e.'S, s u Jrs'; ~ III = I.
y, i y, ! I. i \ faas onat dSnr4 tn ~ y
Th are ~ Z, !, n .ost u m.Le
z Z = I ,,sn dgss foy ,be 20 cara - ~ Trs
. 49, MI no,;sn.s ~ w;,h m.TsI
q, 49,. ,.,,r,, !, sad oi;,.;hi.
NJ ~. oni,, ~ t,,nJ III crJ ssgsry,,.
1e7oS y,'ii,rs ~. y, = co3;,5I '
Nv1 ~ AZ =, - g. / "a % - -.cons,,,o, ~,
/, H. ~, ,rayIs ,y;,h Z 80 :. 4, ,oods st;ons
s'' ~ IL 4, strss irsSISo91 nr,,svfs
!, 7. W. !. Z, ri,1 n
,hs "a III ene f6n,..ord III I'm.
~ drsd mn s;rir, a. n Z eEei M doiiay,
..a, ,,. y, ,,;s,, I IT'ffS - Nf'gI
=" desn 49,. hono..hio IA
~ a., Z raamhers of M leyislatnrs
sneak az the reonirements of thejr
constituents, n u nsrfscllv rivht
| thot the votera' and tax.payers OF
| tbo S,ata demnnd economy in The
admin,stration ~ atfai,s of the
STATE and beino ,avself 4 CON .,itu
ant and stax naver I have taker
ths lihertv ot prssentinc these f,ct,
and 6vayes for the considera
lion of onr leoislators and theil
cons,ituen,s.
A. leoisIators and as citizens W,
shonld treat this imnortant- ma, tel
fairly and honestlv regardless O
any iocol,interests or pre;udices. an.
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Koonand's German Tonic

sa eonbinslioH Of al he ingredients II ns BtssTt,
,aI rpax SaHa Crst Kan OrGnqs &c. n is used
Or t saps disagseN0s e BiRss, cIsas tshSTs soMs
ays aicnJ,pic s,imnus Is required Ioa lriH bar IN
inI Uai hess remsi.es d<s eniircy different Jro1a
~ ssS 0dneriis d 6r Ne orTs gf hs diSedsss nom,d
n Jsfq sc,niife prrparsicss ~ noiieiR1f e1ir9ei,
sas ne sihsr4 eF> m'Te doeDvtrpns VI rH1i ~ stAs
.sn fhs TltSlCa Gscfdesiiyokeof he riosf pea
" and srs abr Tsmsdies freT oGersa n ~ pablie
ss.sns.quisik ! RG o P'eds;is q tdks a. icahs ~
G-nriHy eIiiiarafinq aud Hedie,n0l 1udditss hGps
.a,-it"f, &c E..0lrK az d,e Sreateg ef al i'EIe1
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-25

Sugar Candy Six cups of su-
gar, one cup If vinegar, half cup
Of water. Boil about half an
hour eithoutistirring. Try q little
cold water, and add any essence
you choose when done Stirring
turns il back to sugar. Pull it till
white then cutit in stisise.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-25

Four years ago Androw John.
son plunged the, cntiro diplomatic
corps at Washington into q pro
found study by asking them 10 the
Senate Chamber this memorable
conundruin: R@Whoosh Sec'tara
Nava? AIRY borfy give 'em name
'er Sec'tara Nava?"a And they
had 10 give ii up.
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.aaq S. "A. KIsTLER,
ATTORNEY AT IL Az,
IANoAsTER, OHIO.

PROMPT attentiongiven tOall branchesofle-
IN @ss u 4 Notary Publ,c Olways:on hand.
special Attention givenl'o:
Partition, Division and Gale OF LandS
Z 2. Foreclosure Of Mortgages ana cohecuon
81 g. pgSss, Execution oiDseds, Mortgages and Con-
tracts; -,.,..,o.. Exacutors
s.. Bounty, ,:Pay and Pension.
ONCE, nm stairs, TaIImadge Block
sotlth side Main street.
Dec, II, ls0s-tf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-25
DEBILITY.

nas d no ~.diciv .gss, % BoesanT, esruas
Thsy iRpdr d tSn. n hdndrigOr % the phOa
Bysi1A Strengthen - ht appetite, ,eaEa
an tHjoymeni II fnsaE.. fad, sadLis a, 30
mach % digest Il puryy Ge blood, etre good spr',d
ksdiihy conJ Ji,ziaH erddcoie ne p'noU Hge from he
sys inpaTf bloom 10 he cheeks oad ehan9e The dtieis
from atOrt-brealed, eEdeiditd tcfGk, 7Ha'HeTI"ui
iHsiIid 10 Juii:jdesd EOui, and rigareEs pfTsor
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by uAing the tkitters or
onic. In tact, they are Family ncdi-
etnra. They cRn be ndmtnistercdwlth
perfect safety 10 n child three months
old, the most delicate female, or a ii,HA
Of ninety.
fhe,s Rennedies ars ae best
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-25

THURLow WEED writes glowing
accounts OF Aiken, South Carolina,
az place OF resort for invalids
afflicted with pulmonary com.
plants, and for tho residence OF
those who would live elegantly on
compai aiively small outlay :
A nice little iarm of twenty-five
acres. with a small house, out
houses, truit trees, &C., can bt
bought for about $1,000; and !
fine farm OF three or four hundred
acree, under high cultivation and
we'll stocked with fruits of varionI
kinds, q nice house and out,bulld
ins. can bo purchased for abou
81. SOCIAL within some two Of
throe miles from town.
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FROM non. GEO. ". wooDwAnD,

Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of PcnusyvaniA
rHiLABELPHIA Marcl l6i 1851
fnd HsefaRff German BiLiGs" y ne en- tHicrS-
icaiHe bsrerg0e, LEis geod Ionic, il IN diforder.
eAe digsEi'ne organs and gf great benea IN oesI V
2sbiiy and 1aHi ei Nervous qctioE IN Hle Iysie5a-
GEO ". Wo0DWARn
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-25

We may eet thrOugb this world, but 'twiilbe
3 worry slow, 4 20 s'i.s2 n ~ t't
1--WE llstsnto al that Is said as We go,rai
We,llbs worried and fretted and kept W q
q stew, G g5a3rr-g1 ogg Ysfji /
For meddssome tongues must have some
thing 10 do
For people vii talk, you know,
II vaiflf II ila IH n 1idHaff
II quiet and modest, you'll have1tprcsumsd I
That your humble positionis only asnmed.
You're awolfin sheep clOthIng, lseyoa're
q fool;
But don't tgsticxeitSd keep perfectly COOL
For people will talk, you know.
|1rgeperous and noble, they'll vent out thcif
Il spleen, j. !. asf
Yod'lIheaf sOine loud hints that you're selfish
and' mean. i.rss'g'st
II upfleht orhonost and fair asshe day,
trheypl eallyou rogue ina sly, snesking
II way SGs
For people will talk, youknOw,
And then II you show the Teas: holiness Of
heart, '@s's-'s
ora slight inclinaton to take your own part,
They will. call you an tipstart. conceited or
| yam, ~ ltsH4t
But keep straight ahead, don't stop TO ex
plain @
For people will talk, youknow.
Iftbrea i.bare your coat, or old fashioned your
/ hat,
Some one ofcourse, will take notice Of that, I
And hint rat her strong that you can't pay your
way,
But don't get excited whatever they say
lfil For people will talk, youk now. :
IsyOu dress in the fashion. don't thiukto es-
/ cape, az gt8VHt
For they'll crticise then. In different shape
You're ahead Of your means, OF your tailor's
unpaid
But MUD your own business, there's naoghktt
:. be said, .,j a8G F4
For people will talk, you know.
Ifa fellow but chance to converse witha girl
HOW the gossips VIII taih' anu 'hef s0""uH
uniurl,
They'll canvass your wants, or talk Of YOU
means, fetd 8I4 ir..N
And declare you are engaged tOA cmtin he'
teens, 0D8
For people will talk, you know.
They'll talk ire before you, but then at you
back ,r
OF venom and SANDER there'snever alack;
How kind and polite IN all that they say u
J But bitter as ssallwhen you'er out fthe way,
: For people Will talk, you know.
Z The best way to do, sto do as you please,
For your mind, II you have one, will then be o
ense;
or course you'li meet with all sorts ofabuse,
, Butdont think to stop them, II isn't any use
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-25

rUAvING again engaged in tho Dry GOODS 1ss
business, at Columbus, OHIO, win M me
,o,i tnown Arm O. Headley \ Co., NO
go M and pS2, South High street, vii 9e haapry
to have almy old friends Of rarne,u ehen S"d ibey
Joining counties give me e4'' "hs" '"S'
come to the Capital. tIEprJr
Feb. lR,. .ls0o--3m48
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I0IIN- W0RK q son,

RHAnnfaoturers OF Tin, Copper and
M heet-lron, Ware, and Dealer IN Stoves,
or "a, sugar Kettles, Kitchen and House,
hoid Wares,&c. thN'
|. = ,NSrsh side Nam street, Laneaster, Ohio,
x sudnan Building, ono door West ot vide
sts5rWaE. ,,-,l1 feb, 27, tsss-ly
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oSTROPEL 4 EVERSOLE.

"6AasasEurefs OF and Dealers IN
q FiruitltfsAnd Q Ablnet Ware OF al lklnds.
NN-sautakinq pr0mptiy tended to with hne
Wearsa, and al kinds Of Undertaking Goods
AtnlSNed GtteasonAbld .fhtea y H. qA.f :.
!. ahep, aud Ware Rooms two doors East Of
tosElhg Valley National Bank, MAN street,
HeaeasIor, Ohio. sf sit va feb.2T, ieos'-ly
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PROM uoN. JANIS rnoMrsoN,
FROM REV. JOSEPH n. EESNARD, D. D,

Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, PhiladelplA
DR. JAcKsox-DEAR SiR:-I hare been ff,IneHiy
requssted % ooRaoc NY name tgih Recommendations "
digaeH kinds Of meiciuss, bUi rgdrdiIg ne PTccies
as sm Of ny appropriate sphsre hare IN al cdsss de-
eirsd Juf ivh clear proof IN pdrHHs insd9ees asd
particularly 10 ny Ora jgmiy Of ks us.firHess ef Dr.
Hoaadnds &c, mos Biiiers, d,paH for once from ny
ud course 10 cypress my au eoarieiioa pdt Tor gen
md debility OF tic sysiem and especially for Liver
Complaint, IL 10 aNFA U0naaie and Naluade
pTepar alton. In Xxx 1oint edses W nay
fail lat unifhy MI doa& not, tg,a
tOa de abvrs eauses Tours, ppvy rsqerifaslg,
j. NJ KENNiRD
aa1 rH EighA, bssess ceatss ttrstt
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n. E.RILLIN HURS,r,

4 4 dENT ron WHEELER AND WILSON'S
a. AND HHDNE'S SEWING MACHINES,
Msc hine eFlndlngs--Sheet Music and lnstrnc-
|rie ais from the East and the West.
Fourdoors West ofthe Rocking Valley ma
ioaAi . aiik lancaster. Ohio. feb-2l, 'ss-is
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Hollands German Bitters

Ia optIrciV vegetable and contains no
lIauor, u Is a compound OF FiuId Ez-
i'm ets. The EgoOIsS ISer5s, and Hhrks
rr0ni which these eNtrasis are Inade
arg EsthsreSSI ,:,cSI si,,.i Germany: Tnrai11:
ire crtPneiedSh fr0UI theJn by
4 acieutitic 49, chemist. Theso
.xfrnet4 are then forwarded 10 this
,DHptPy 10 BE used expressly for tho
psatisllafiare Of tIIese H1,ieFS. 'Fhere 10
40 aico;f0i lie suSsiElFe OfaEy kinJ used
u HronipouBding the Biitcrs, hence IL is
he only EBitters iilnt caa be used in
Eases where alcoholic sfilnainnts are
gel advisable.
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BLOOD Purifiers

.rer Known, and win cure al diseases resulting from
is S.s ssa o.5 k g. ss@s ss..s: s 1,sSS. g1
in a mtlEd healthy "a UesHdaii0n, " hs US
" hese remedies uuI{4znn.ll tHd no d.ssoss iriu
eSsal ypH The N, country reeoIaIashd
hem. II yeary Of Losed reIsiaiiOH % for dayihin1
you mus w usese ireParatiOas. rst sf
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II. CARTER,

.RScnlfIER In Corn, Oats, Coal, Limo, fresh
,Nl. dFSund Cement, Salt, Groceries, dc- oor-
Luer Nam and Canal streets, opposite Brewery
! Aug. ~, iBe--ly. s-t
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7 VIRGIL E. SHAW,
: 81 sarAyv OFFIcE. s,a

|.,,,'w, y, 'w,,r,,IcRovERsIRsT NJ NAT1oNALBANK,
srroa,te yraIlmadge block, VIII attend
lxsmrtlvto 4 / husine es entrusted 70 hiesafe'
T'Sscastsr Ohio. march sl.l 81. = y.
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The best way to do, to do as you please,
For your mind, IL you have one, will then be a
eNse;
OF course you'll meet with all sorts ofabuse,
But don't think to stop them, II isn't any use,
For people will talk, you know.
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ATTORNEYS.
a TsenORE RLAIRE,
.gTTa. I,Il. IT. SCHLEICH,

4 rroRNEY AT LAW. otice! 10 ralimMge
Al n.ock. over Wsaser's Hardware store,
viii attend ,rssls e Sssss esa adj ado ming
|rVf,shcAeter, May Tsle60.
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Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry, Silver and Pla-
ted Ware, Fancy Articles,
s.es, and Byoaterte,

.,,oh o,s offered to the public on theycry
kaati VIZ" isrms known TO the trade.
oJs His stock comprises the popular ana .nUr
ahiy tested American Watches, and the
D"ss %ost approved make Of Clocks ~ oil styles,
and Of beautiful ornamentaion anu eost Ga.
shin. toaether with the riches'and most 'ash'
ionablestyles OF
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
. -7nAYIDSoN & BRASEE,

-. ~ -. ls'i DEALER IN ,.i o,,s
pVGS, MRDIoISES, PAINIs, t,d,es ViLS,
y lDye siufis, and Pure wines ana prssuaS1 stsna
.,h M Main street, Lancaster, OHIO,
'n.sp - pTsscfip res, ipnons carefully compoundea'
Rob. i27, lS0S--ly
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For people VII talk, you know.
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n quiet and modest, you'n have1tpresurned
That your humble positionis only a,snmed'
You're wolfin sheep'sclOthlng, oFelse you're
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!. .,A a HE NT YOU.

IsnAy q. VI. xsI4, Y y. .tvlI1Ss En1
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But don't lgsticxeitsd keep perfectly cool
For people will talk, you know.
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In THIS operatlon INC olHIc
would save, not less I an one hun
dred and fifteen thousand (llS,OOO)
dollars (! Niel2 aia.1
3D.. Let us make q further use o.
figures and ascertain what it will
cost TO build q model Asylum upon
a new site OF two hundred acres Of
land with a capacity for five hun
drsd (500) patients. .sl
Cost Of land thirty; five thousand
(35, ,OO0) dellars Costof buildings
all complete, fiyehund.ed thousand
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= rer & nsaaI..sn. @ loagas. na.. Aaye .aRs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-28
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

communications IN wrIsing intended for the Execu-
tive Department OF this Government, and relat.
ing to public business o. whatever Kind, lncud-
employrurnt appointments and removals from once.
and pardOns, must he transmitted through the De-
parfient to winch the subject properly belongs. COM
nneaOns otherwise transmitted Will nor receive atteD-
tIOn o.. .... -,
Secretary Fish has Issued order stating that there
are no yarances Ia his Department, ana tnab
vacancies will he nlIed only written application 10 the
SECRETARY. aud filed In the oihce No PERSONAL apPhc1-
lions will be received. 49, =.
The absence of the Ministers ofPeru ana Mexco rom
the dinner recently gwen by tho Secretary of STATE was
not OccasOned, stated In New'lork Journal, Dy III
ferences ~ opinion relative 10 cuban nnr~ belthei ut
IL result from any social between the
parties II thoy invited 10 the dinner IN ques
tOn was simply because 1t was not given 20 the WIoe
diplomatic corps Another IL To be- given by Secretary
Fish Thursday, the 18th inst, 81 which the PERUVIAN
Minister and his wife will BIZ present ALSO such other
members OF the diplomatic corps not invited 10
the first dinuer . .....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-28
OPENING OF A NEW srATIoS.HoUsE.

The Twenty -nnth Precinct Police Station
at Nos 1877 and 1872 West Thrtiehtt formally taken
possession OF yesterday by Capt Burden and his men,
In honor Of the OCCASION large number OF invitations
were Issued and the citizens invited for the most part
responded Among the prominent were Police Com
nissoners Busworth. Manlerre. and Smith, supeTnen
dent Kennedy, Inspector Dlks, Capts. Greer, Davis,
Thorn Aalue Garland, McDermOt Hedden, Steers, and
Copeland The interior OF the 0nHOuse was very
handsomely decorated with evcrgreens and natural
flowers, and several large aud handsome bouquets
were exhibited the tables in the different
rooms Iarr I'm the evening there dancing IN one OF
the main rooms and refreshments were served below by
IA corps of walters Capt. Henry Burden, Sorgeants
Gers aud men were exceedingly attentive TO the guests
to the majority Of whom the interior OF station house
Was a novelty Capt Burden Is well known in the De-
partment OF It's most efficient officers He was for
considerable time In command OF the jefferson Market
Conrt souad was then transferred TO the command Of
The First Precinct aterward TO the Twenty ninth, with
the rank OF Acting Captain, and short time since was
made full Captain