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- AND COURKCuON-FREE LABOR BUREAU AND NlBL
LlGENCE OfFtCb. rIaptns Ludiug rth al s4Wsanl 81
near Tbravc SsuYak Joe a. lLAbuR WANTED s hi'
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nth al board, 80 ncu
yards pr uoutb aud board 81 - farnt IS %
females fr gcutral house tork 80 81 %5
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DKPAHrSHsT PUBLIC CHLKIriGi AND CoRRECTos.)
No W fHiKDAVE, ceRSKR BLEyEsTHsr, Z
NRw-YOBK, June 22, 1859. '
PROPOSALS for NEW LUNATIC ASYLUM.
P0posas sealed aud ndorf all he BY Tho
Of Pubc Charities aud Coeeo their oes until
o'clock 18th da OF Juy usE the cut
iron work n tie LuHae Aum be erected Wards
Isl Proposals. be- accompanied via he oi tyO lNousbe
parties sade their guatgTe security r he fL Tco.
n the contract and tie Conn onl Co Themselves the
nglt Of rejecting by 10 tho
Del pHtneut ... -
Printed spec aaors r he rorf mayNbe obel the oSs Of tie
Commissioner the oce Of RBflCk SANDS. Architects
No % Wal ~e the plans Van be aHd other Bforna
ton obtained JAMES BOWEN,
ISAAC BELL c.,.,,t.-t,,.,.
O. w. BRENNAN fN0"A'''''-''
JAS. u. NICHOLSON
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TOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL. ~
l. uYTsD Stairs ,a Brazil NAIL MsiiIp COMPANY
N'f''' S"af sax fi 2sssc5. 9. g Sspa sa' - @
soUfIl AMERICA. Cspt TiSELEp,reH. August a.
p,T % D9@ Ban and and r. Ro Ss1 % , ss S and
'n's'"'''' WI GlERis6S Agent, No Bornss,s
EOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA PORTS.
L THB NETWORK AND CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP CON
ANMaSaATT4S' Capt ~ S Too5Rur on SATURDAY June D.
ato ". sailing from Pier SOS North River
TsPSas6 f1PSS6 Laas qsd all ESs:;
md VIII ,sGS r341 Sg 4s Psri fyr oSEHAtr PER CENT
'Ns HESRY K MORGAN Co. agents, NO. % Broadway.
EOR LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN
Lae Of MAJ, Steamers are AppS1,sd sail =. follows
CITY CITY oP oR June June ~
CITY OF OF 'ssHrRBaY JS y 10
And % each GS '1eeas SATURDAY TUESDAY Eo Pier
No. - N'''' "''s' RATES OF PASSAGE
Br THE MAIL STEAMER EVERY SATURDAY
FIRST ETlSts ~ GOLD soo srEERhcB ..
'i'' To oooi::.:..... '..:, e Ioodon..
p1ssAos By rHR TUESDAY srEAaEK VIA HALIIAK
FIRST fS c&biS1, - ''i 80. srEEGsgiE- ii:.:..o, am
To Liverpool l......sso 10 MnysTpooI''''''''''''e1S
TO st. JOINS, &F,G} IS 10 s. joess ME,b'} %
.o orarde IIas Hamburg Bremen &e at moie
Tssi can bough here. moderate rates by persons "i'Ai's'0
's For ~ luther lS Information apply tths Company.
JOHN 9. DALI, agent, no IS BIOaiEay n. Z.
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN
from Pier No. % North River. WEDNESDAY
NEVADA 3I25 tuns.............June %, at loi n
COLORADO, 3.O2' fundamentally I"9pm m
NEBRASKA, 3392 tunA....,..........JuJ a. A9p N
MANHATTAN, 2,965 fundamentally 2l at 3p N.
IDAHO. 3l32 tuus...............Jaly 20. at4l p IN.
MINNESOTA 2965 tuns.,.............AugustA I" p n
CABIN ''(Ioldl' 90"
sTEERAGs..... ''tCurreneyl"@'"
Saloon and State Rooms all on Deck.
seersge Passage Office. No. % Broadway
For freight or cabin passage, apply to
WILLIAMS GUIoS, No. Il w.nst
CTEAM to GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY.
caebqt eoted tended. to sail as follows
EJgRGrA...jj"P' Ji B8RTfTAAsSiiX....yySa
AND EVERY SATURDAY TnksgARIER
Cabin, LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW or DERRY, $50 and S7a
Serr.ss 70 Gssos OF berry 500 aisrmsdlats, soa
Pssus. booked to aad o Hamburg Rotterdam Antwerp
,i. .usi pysbe at any bank Great ireland
Por n,maon apply tie Steamers foot Of DysL' OF al
the COMPANY once No Bo"F''a aSsDRssoS Hf4s BROTHERS
STEAM TO ANTWERP, NJ sdi1s ,vproy
ISMAS LsE
CITY CITY 00P PPGIIISSERacEi...,....I IISERcE........ISg
And monthly throughout the aessoh - ,,.on
To 1ntasrp ...., IS currency To Paris... % currency
JOIN 0. BIIE, Agent, No IS Bro,dEAy. Es..YoL1
THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'o
L steamship UNION. Capt T. Dreyer.
carving the U1isd MAIL will sail from the Bremen Fe oo' Of
'''''' D'O'''~ or THURSDAY Julyl
bl
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON.
TAXING PASSENGERS TO
LONDON HAvRR SOUTHAMPTON and BREMEN at the following
payable 10 gold:
!.ssai s fis,S a.Ss::::::::.:.::: Gold
To be ossa ~ toe steamship NEw-YoRK ". NOrdeuhOlt
Of SATURDAY. July J. = - -.
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y " UANI.
RICHARD TWEED. I'D ., ,,,...o-.
THOMAS B. ASTEN. N''' " '"
RICHARD NJ HENRY.
10, N.y House June 10 1862
ORnT0N AnuEnuCr DEPARTMENT.-

NROTON AOUEDUCr DEPARTMENT.
S,usrae Sealed Proposals for NtCOLSON PAVEMENT ssch In
othe whh u relates the name Of bidder.
will received at this oG &C until o'clock
ofWEDSEsDAi Juue D. 1879 from sueh persops @ my he ssaE
authorized Ncsou Pavement tl City Of Segiork for
the yng the oosug ocaiue o. wit: Tsenty
urthst Madison Twcuseeuthst, from Fhh
Srtbayr. Thrty.thrst from Fnh 10 Madison TNcaty
uuhst khh o Nnihass tourtand't nom BadSaY 10
resnshst prys Broadway Wctst aud Fourieenhst
from Ehtse Jnrcfpace The plans for these works eau be
SEQ aud the bids obtained Application ~ tie Contract
CLERK this ohce.
TUOS STEPHENS, }
GEO. GREENE,
Hss.Yafh June o. 1902
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
" Sspsrits sealed Proposals each niorse With the title Of the work
rhe bidder api date Of Ia orehng will be
u oace until u Of "WEDNESDAY June 49, leay iro@
pettu eeJ authorized the FlSK CONCRETE PAVEMENT
tie fSes Yor r The laying Of that pavement In One huarei
sud between Second aud Ihayes aui Ia one
hunoi thst between Second aud Thidayes The
the aud forms for the bids obtained, on
pAsation 10 the Contract Clerk al this ofics.
TllOS. STEPHENS. }
RuBr. L. DAkKAGH Croon Aqueiuct Board
GEO. s. GREENE, }
Esw.Yor June 49,
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Snttrnal 8rbtnut.

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL
~ REVENUE FOURTH DISTRICT othe STATE OF NEW
York comprising Third Hnh Sixth and Eighth Wards Of the Cy
Of fNsW.York. 4,
vauaous AId enumeraton Of property subject 70
provide internal 70 support the Govern
the public debt aud for other purposes a
proved 1864 sud the amendaiory thereto approved haeh
March D. 1856 the duties and taxes
have become due and payable and thst VII attend
by
daily Suudays excepted from thr sh
day 10Th DAY VI July J inclusive between tie hours
ofI 90 aad o'clock .. NJ. ,,,.,
The lists referred 10 comprise The SPECIAL TAXES on BUSt
EEsSRs TRADES PROFESSIONS and the taxes Carriages
Billiard Gold Watches Gold nni Silver Plate Tor ih year eng
Incomes b the endns December
d.. 1853.
All persons neglect, the due by them respeee'
accord 10 be within the time hereby specified H be-
come i4O 7" ''' 'A-'" ALFRED PLEAsoNToS, Collector
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CORpNKATION NOTICE.

A 'VINI 'TINl IVN W INI4s
~ PUBLIC NOTICED lcrLJ gteu % itc owners oeeu
piat oeaa oa Houses uI L impro' 81 unmpfovrd Lands
sHst- losiur Assessments have been completed
fo n ih- oct of e Board of Asso t sIamiuaoa Of
oil pcfsrrs iaitrrstcI. fiEE
fof laying N!c5B0n pavement IN Great Jones 81, ron Broad
a o tl~ lIoHtry.
2l-For isyas Sellsou pavement H,pas slIh to Sew
3i-Por bulldog sever n Uauirrj aui nrtserhst, om
Aveaue 4 FGayr The limits embraced by such Assessu-ut a
cui, Of ground Lo pieces aad
parcels of ari situated on.
Buh sides Of Great Jonesit rom BrodNny 70 the BoNery %
tls ~ ba.f the block the iurectlg srrrt-
Hu slrs u HaVace from hih " Scfrathst 20 the extent
ofblfle block on %, iutafsreing streets
Huudfrl and fourteenth It, from AveBue 20
Fas also tie vest AIDE Of Avenue A. om Onc luadret ahd our
distant l3 feet norihrY tteom All
affected by the above named Assessment aud ~ho
opposed either o them requested present
T. HAKT Chairman u the Board %
Assessor onc No y Chambrs q Basement Of New Court
House ~ days from tic date OF this notice.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public notice IS
lots uunVruycd Lands Affected thereby tlt
H. following have been completed ant are Lodged 10 the
o,s u Board oi Assessors Tor elimination By AL persons Aes
,-.--.-
~ aui tth avvuueA
ftan streets. Cuuon trt between Become and Dchneyi 10
columbia street Delaney ani RUuvoai IN Henry street be-
Gfand Monroe street betsen Jackson Aa
Cor.sr. AMI In Chrr betsseu Coriear snd hs street
Gth asd 7th betNeeu Slst aad Va
,tr..fs nd In Eh and Z4th streets
such lneiude all the several
Goan yaaat Lots pees aud parcels Of LHd o"
-Bo,h side, of2l ron o9h to o5b streets also both ie'
Of avenue se OF ib um bJh 90 yJl streets;
so he north sls o sh street and 10th sides ~ yh street on - 10
a. srslur also both sides from "a 10 u also both
e. Of q ~ tiA also toe south sle
Of street from lI % th avenue. NJ, 81,
l-a tl, Of Ea.gr street between DeanceY and Rvlngt6n
streets sss ~ tayH street. b'Eeen Bome and Delaney
~ Columbia street between Delaney aud INV
ad street,. sso outaey sls of Past Ba. between COW
Tie polerv side % hasn between
Jarksoa The sothey side Of brand street
~ sst roai~ay also the Hessy aide Of JaeAsol
Ma ou to Henry stlt"s also oth ades O" Monroe street
nom Jackson a,0 both sides Of Cherry street hom
Corssfs street o. R.st street 81,
aBoh % ~ t ,euue sides ~ 9Th from 3ls,
of 7th from 2i 2h streets
opposed 70 the ,thr Of then are re-
qlt rr,sra their obeousi wiring to b. HARI Chairman
their ose 80 ? Chambers street base
Ets Count House sh l DAYS from The date 81 his notice
T. E HART
CHtND TWEED. lp...t "a, ,,.,.,o..
THOMAS H. AN ~,
RICHARD ~ HENRY.
Orrs Hoari Of Ass.s1Is Nrv C1ur lloae June 49, 1870
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Trains for
ALBANY ard TROY eornecBz With Northern and Wessra
have SesYork ooss Cincinnati snd chicago EIPrsss
a Chicago Express l05 Aoltrsal kIpress. Paets
BKrr $50 Might Express II Elegant DrAsius RSl
attached al day trains a1d Sleeping 20 night trans he
1pTl 26 i6G9 WM. II. VANDERBILT. vee-Pre.ideat
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
" CHANGE OP TlME-MONDAl April 26. 1893 EIBres Tnts
viii leave eny 'irtlst and Fouthsve at and n "a
Aanv Trov Ptis6rd Chatham Mai Train will leave al 10 =,
ard Pawiugs Train az AIS ?. H. c. BlCkHOUT suptGe
Ner.Y .York
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-26


them into rich and poor. learned and
ignorant, wise and foolish rehred and
rouob Virt1aus and its reverse. And
hear what your loving Father says to
you aIl--it is this: " Love ye one an
other" And philanthropy says
= Bear with one another. You who
have lived all your life In refined So
ciety, enjoyed all the benefits of edu-
cation, intellectual, moral and reli-
ligious, bear with your humble
brother, who never heard of the rules
of propriety by which you regulate
your life, and which he must trans
gTess from sheer ignorance of them.
And you, raised in poverty and toll,
bear with your rich brother who can
not s. mpathze with you and your
ways, because he is just as ignorant Of
them "a you are Of his refinement.
You who consider it blessing that
you learned to prayat pious mother 5
knee, and seek comfort 10 prayer now,
bear with your brother whose childish
ears heard scofing and cursiBg and
aspheming, and has never learned,
and perhaps never will learn, to ap
preeiate what you consider a blessing.
i O0 W lU are sui OneAACA ASL bAALD
worlds goods. who have all the appli..
anees Of enjoyment for mind and
body, who ean take any and every day
10 the week for any enjoyment you
desire, think how easy it is for you to
be decorous on the Sabbath-how it is
even a relief to rest from week day
amusements-bear with the immensely
large number Of your brothers who
ply the loom and ring the anvil while
you amuse yourself, who Graves reere-
| alton as well as you, and takes it in
| the shape Of glass of beer on the
! Sabbath.
You, whose life Is spent in toll, and
think you have q right 10 recreate 10
any way you please, and at any time
/ you please, and even at the only time
you can, on the Sabbath, bear with
your brother who seeks to prevent
vcu-he thinks he IS right-that be
acts for your good-and he no more
understands your wants and necessl'
ties than you do his.
With these general remarks sub
NIT to the laws of the land, and when
the decision of the law seems to be
hard on either, 0, my friends, bear
ye with one another.
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r communicated.
Church VS.. Saloon.

The plaintiff in this cause com
plains and says that she IS the lawful
owner of one day in each week, com
monty known as the Sabbath, on which
day she has the right to rule mankind
generally, and tell them what to do
or not to do. That on said day she
holds her assemblies, gathering to-
gether her votaries for praise and
thanksgiving ard instruction, and
while she is so doing all the world
shall be silent. Plaintiff further says
that, though the aforesaid rights are
we'll known to every body, yet unmind-
full of her said rights, the Beer Sa-
looms keep their doors open on the
Sabbath day, and suffer thoughtless
pcOple there to assemble, and to do
and say and talk things that ought
not to be done and said and talked on
the Sabbath In direct violation of the
said right, prerogative and monopoly
held by said Church to said Sabbath,
from time immemorial, wherefore said
Church presents this, her cause. to the
great tribunal Of Public Opinion, and
demands Judgment In her favor.
Defendant, for answer to said com
plants, says that she admits the right
claimed by the church to control her
own members on the Sabbath day,
and on all other days, but denies that
she has any right 30 control, or attempt
to control, people not regularly within
her dominion. osta#
Defendant admits that some centu-
ries since the church held sway I'M
limited over all mankind, that is civ
ilized mankind, and 1t was not a mat
ter of choice with individuals to be
within its sphere aud obey its laws.
But defendant says that IN later days
there has been introduced what is
called separation of Church and State.
by virtue of which sepa alton each in
dividual has a right to think, act and
live according to his own inclination
and conception of right. @
Defendant therefore denies the said
exclusive ownership claimed by the
plaintiff, and while said defendant
does not deny that it might be better
for the world if ali mankind should
belong to the church and obey its
mandates, yet it denies the power of
the church to compel, denies her right
20 regulate the conduct of those who
are not her members, and said de-
| l9ndanC claims the right to be let
slone ana demands judgment in her
faVer, ana .Phdanthropy, being chosen
as impartial aI umpire. speaks to the
Begin, my friends. nv vo.olloa.;,,a
and considering that You az III 4ils
children Of one God, and He i So no one
! Father, and loves you-loves vo,, ~ Hui
loves you equally well. THIS So ss,I
loving Father regulates the work ~
the human family, and divides it ont
among you, and it is no sign that H.
Loves one less because He sets him to
clean the stable, or another one bet
ter because he is set to take care of
the paIlor. Think, my friends, how
endless the varieties of human occu-
patton, and do not forget the Influence
of each occupation on the mode of
thinking Of the people who labor
| therein. Lock over mankind. and
see how, at glance, sou can divide
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-26

We print a communication this
morning, entitled Church v. State.
The design of its author seems to be
to counsel moderation to all parties
who feel any interest in the operation
of the laws for the preservation Of
quiet and order on the Sabbath. We
are confident, however, that the wri
ter of the communication misappre-
bends the true issue. He assumes
that the controversy is between the
church, or members of the church,
and the saloons. Such is not the case.
There are thousands of citizens in Ev-
ansville, who belong to no church, and
have no particular reverence for the
Sabbath because it is set apart by the
Church as a day for religious obsery-
ances and ceremonies, who still take
issue with those saloon-keepers who
seek to make the day more than ordi-
narily noisy by the riotous conduct of
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Mr.. FLETCHER, Tennessee's Seere-
tary of State, has written TO certain
holders Of that States bonds shat they
will not be repudiated. for several
reasons: First and above all because
the people Of Tennessee are too proud
and too honest" and that, finally.
No Legislature can CT dare adopt
a measure which would brand every
Tennesseeau with disgrace, wherever
he may go on the face of the earth,
and which would make our chlidren's
children blush to own their nativity"
These be brave words. We hope
they are as true as they are brave.
But, should this same Legislature
vote into the u. S. Senate Andrew
Johnson-who has officially recon-
mended a population of the National
Debt. or Emerson Etheridge, who
says that reputation will be uniYer-
sally demanded within the next two
years-We shall take them at a very
considerable discount.-N. j. Iri-
buHe.
All, indeed Only a few days ago,
the Tribune declared that JOHNSON or
ETHERIDGE's election was among the
impossibilities. 1t seems to be better
informed now. If the disastrous con
sequences foreshadowed in the above
paragraph actually take place, 70 pa
per in the United States will have
done more than the Tribune towards
the result. We think the least it can
say in disparagement of JoHEsoN or
ETHERIDGE the better for its consist
encv.
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