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was then with thsll sB years
their welded life gIidsd pleasantly
along. when differences of opinioaA
some iriAing matters arose. and were
of Sd frequent occurrence that 10
love enlargement succeeded, and
separation ensued. lily advised, the
wife applied for and secured di-
vorce. the husband entering no de-
iense. allowing the suit to 60 by de-
fault. Nearly four years. bad passed
since the divorce was secured, but
neither had REMARKED. The lrifing
differences sohened by the lapse of
time, they met again. and feeling that
they owed a duty to their child par
amount to all otter considerations, a
proposal for reunion was made by
the lady, and, alter l;'sla-zsf fecLion.
scceeded TO by her former husband.
Rev. J. Wesley Johnson, pastor of
the Sixth Street Methodist Church,
was sent for, and in a quiet room,
with no witness present except their
little child, Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderlin
once one, then twain-were re-
united in the bonds Of matrimony.-
Both the husband and wife are said
to have been very much Affected
The solemn ceremony over, the cler-
gymsn invoked upen the returning
wanderers the aid of heaven, tibet
their union might never be broken.
The same day. father, mother, and
child. left for their home at Oregon,
where it is to be hoped they may
lead happy and plentiful life. The
lady is described az being of more
than ordinary good looks and intelli-
gence. and the gentleman as pros
porous and profitable merchant.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-10-15


] ine7 oegs tleavs to call the
attention. Of ladies' about to visit the
seaside q her new and richly en-.
broidered paper petticosts at one shil-
ling eaehs Each petticoat contains
an installmeDt of a new novel Of
great don este interest," by Anthony
Trollope. entitled 'Tucks or Frills.
The story will be completed in fifty
weekly .petticoats.
A short time ago band Of gypsy
musicians were playing before the
Meidlinger Bonhof in Vienna. direct
ed by Jose Jerksi. the kapellneister.
Just as he was swinging high the
bow OF his violin for the fuaIs, be
plunged to the ground q Rorpse.--
The lamentations of the gyPsies was
indescribable. They Lowlsd like
sayages, broke their instruments, and
accompanied tbeii old chief to the
death chamber.
Fraud in Irdia has now gone as
far as the manufacture of wild beasts
for the purpose of cheating the gov
ernment. Premiums are paid by the
India government for staying wild
beasts; SO tigers. bears and leopards
are made to go as far as they can
First, the skin is sent in with a skull
Of wood fitted into the head; second
ly, the real skull is brought forward;
and sometimes, as a third resource,
the real tiger or bear is dispensed
with, and the skull Of a hog or jackal
is rendered, provided with false
teeth aud covered with pig skin,
moulded on a real tigers bead
Some of the monsters were beasts of
straw. The skulls are now ordered
to be smashed and the skins sold.
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NUMBER Al.
Clippings.

The London Spectator sums up
Louis NapoleoD's clemency by saying
that be has pardoned everybody who
has done nothing.
A little Bufslo girl wants to know
If fsas are white becaussf her uncle.
told her that MARY had little lamb
with aeas as white as snow
A.Japsnese stepmothss st Alaska
boiled down her husbands two chill
drsn in a hot bath. Her punishment
was to be slowly boiled in a eapldron
of oil. to which each stepmothS IN
Alaska contributed a poriioO.
The Negro National Labor Con-
ven,ion 10 Washing ton, on the 9th Of
December. is to consider the effect of
Chinese labor upon the country. and
whether it would not be better to pro-
sibit the importation OF Asiatics.
A new s.yle of conducting funerals
is coming into vogue in Hartford.
Conn. Bearers, selected from among
the friends ST the deceased. walk 3s-
hind the FenTnp, which are carried
By persons employed by the under
sss g 6arge, the bearers having
g % do with handling the cOf-
post geuteel mo tbOd of pick
is as follows:-A fash
sssd lady and G
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HUDSPElH, Prop

Rsftted and Neaoly Furnished.
THIS House has been newly Papered and
i Painted-new Carpets and Beds in eaSfls'
room. The accommodations are AS good
aS any in the town. The table viii be sup
piled with the best the market affords. 1t
is conveniently located to the business por-
ton ofthe town. Boarding rates are very
low. The proprietor solicits liberal share
Of the pbulic patronage. jan22-ly
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/ Romance IA Re.I Life.


p St. Louis Times, Aug. 8.
Everett House. on Friday af-
ternoon, was the scene. one phase at
least. "a romance 10 real life. which.
though quietly enacted. and affecting
only the parties 10 the transaction. is
Of sufficient interest to find its way
into the papers. The details of di-
suits. in many instances too
vie 10 be rlade public. draw largely
on the space Of the daily journals.
but it is very seldom We are called
upon to record any further acts 10
the d4ama. Frequently the courts
send both out, with q Ieeommenda-.
ton that they returnao their homes
and endsavor to lead a peaceful and
happy life; but the present is an in-
stance OF a divorce granted, a long
separation. a meeting, reconciliation.
and .re-marliags. The parties arriv-
ed at the Everett house on F y
morn 2, and we're registere
John anderlin, wife and Chi Of
Oregon. Mo. ShoFtlg alter theY re
shown to room genllems : -
ca to lhs otie ad express
The New York herald., 1869-05-23
SHIPPING N VS..
Almanac for New York-This Day.
Sun rises. .... 4 SO Noon SETS ..morn 81
Sun sets. ....... 18 High water. morn rs
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY -, 1869.
Almanac for Now Yerk-Tha Day.
CLEARED.

ssenmshp City oflBrookiyn (Br), Brooks LvcrpooJohn
steap:hip England tBr, Thompson, LiverpOolNasiona
Steamship India tBr) Munros, Glasgow Henderson Bros
Steamship New York tNG), Nordenbol Bremsn-oelrchs
Steamship Fah-Kse, Steele. Hamilton tBermudn>-J N
Steamship South America, T1nkiepsugh, RIO Jaueiro Ac
Steamship George Washington. asgsr New orIeans-
Steamship sherman, Henry, Now orlsans-rrederc Ba-
Steamship San Salvador, Sckerson, ssvannahw Oar
stssnship Manhattan, Woodruff. chares,ouH Morgan
Steamship Vim Clyde. Morgan. Wilmington. sC--Jsmes
steamship Louisa Moore wallace, Newbern, Sc-kurray,
s..am.hip Is.ae Bal, Bourne norfolk. City Pon, and
sssamsSp John Gibson, winters Georgetown, pc-pAlnps
ssamshp olaucus. Walden. Bos.cn--w cyd.
Steamship AeushnsI Kelly, Nee Bsdford-Fsrguson .
snip v Moody tBrs partss. % zee E.vr,.B9ya H,ncken
Ship Ayonmors (Br), Corhsid, s. John, NB-Arkel
Ship Abigail (Br), Raymond Bristol-Jas Edmiston Co.
Bark Treitas 1NGI, RadmsDn Cork for orders-Funeh,
s:rs ss;n. , sssgsT,
Bark Wallace, Adams, Busnes Ayres and xontevideo-J
ham Id.ho, Chapman. Aspnwall-rsn.ms Railroad Co.
s:Ti Iuey frances G,on hon Hun
ssrE s.Ty psns so o'Ss Neil as9rgs'Gvp. & q .., Sc
s.rs Erppi%ss & III rvi toIS 20 Son
Brg L.Iis CBrj, Roberts, QucsnssOwn for orders-G
Buley.
Br. oertruds Jacoba tDuich) Poiser, Antwerp Funch
Edye a Co. . -
Brig Dashinz Wave Br, Hocksn, Cesra--Geo Y Bulley.
Bhs CorinnA Nus), Loyericb, cette-wendi, Tetens 4
Brs Gp:ey Cpan,. Bsrub.um, St urolr-P Hanford Co
Brig CuracoA ,Br,, Lockbar;, Cnracoa-James Fouk's
Sons.
Brig Ernestinc, Knight, Matsnlas-Rre Son 4 Co.
Brig Jas Davis, Showers, Stockton--walsh Carver.
schr J Is Small (Brl Savage, BAhia-J Lesycraft co.
schr Mary Susan tBr, Clear Harbor Island Eneas.
schr Clara Br), whiting, EleutheraG y Bulley.
Schr Brilliant (Rr), Bethel, Eleuthera- "a Bulcy.
sclr wild Brier tBrj AcDouald. So John, NB-k Buck
Co.
schT Laura Smith, orcuti, Observation-Disclosures Ray 4
Co.
Schr Eidrewood Dericksop Galveston Topper Besitie
schr Richsrds rving, Georeetown and Charleston Il
ID Hurlbut A Co.
schr n Bveiine, PITT, Norfolk-C Staples Co.
Schr Fanny Elder, ShA, Newburypoft II W Loud a Co.
s~hr MARY. Rogers, Boston snow n Richardson.
schr n Brookings francis, New Bedford-fsrgnsos 4
Wood.
sehr Chancellor. Ferguson, PTovidenes-o Racket a
Bro.
SIoop Emily, Ailcn, Bridgeport
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CONNECTICUT.
Bridgeport.

Bridgeport.
CUBAN RsOfUITs.--An olee for the enlistment OF
Cuban recruits to be established in this town.
POCKETS PtCKED.--At the exhibition OF the Great
European Circus here ON Friday number OF persons
had their pockets picked. Detective Wyatt G.
Marsh while cautioning the crowd and holding on
10 his watch. had his pocketboOk taken. One man
lost gold watch and chain, valued at Sl26
BETTER WArER.--At a recent meeting Of the Hy-
draulic Company, in this city, It voted to issue
bonds TO the amount OF $780, 900 for the purpose OF
improving the water works. As the city water,
upon which the great majority of the citizens
entirely dependent Ter all that they use Is IN most
1oul and unhealthy condition, and full OF animal and
vegetable matter, 1t ~ hoped that this movement Of
the company may result Ia an Improvement 30 much
needed.
Goshen.
SUICIDE.--Afrs. Norman Spur, OF Salisbury, an
elderly lady, who had been living Lately with sister
in this town. cut her throat few evenings ago ana
died from the effects OF the wound. She had been
In troubled state OF mind for time, and 1t is
supposed that she committed the terrible deed iii u
nt OF insanity. The unfortunate woman used q
which she had had concealed about her person
for some time, as her husband had missed 1t. She
cut deep, short cut, severng the juguar vein, and
died almost instantly. She was nfty y-One years OF
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is stated, amputation ei the injured limb was sub
sequentiy performed.
PRoBARLs FATAL ACCIDENT. Last Frioay MORN
ing as some workmen employed ON the New Epis-
copal church, at Irvington, on the hudsoS, were
arranging hosting apparatus, thiosgn nlsbian
agement the huge blocks OF the latter Ieii from q
height of some twenty feet striking one OF tnem,
named William Grace, on the head, racturing MS
skull. ana harllng hun from q wall TO the ground,
thirty feet below The injured man was carried 10
hrs home M Tarryrown and although he had prompt
surgical aid 10 is believed he cannot survive.
MURDER IN MoRRIsANIA.-The residents Of Nor
risanis were thrown into unusual excitement last
night by murder that occurred at half-past six
O'Clock The report sent to the Central Police once
from the Thirty second police precinct states that at
that hour Cowan Mcdonnell, proprietors OF the
kosendae Hotel, In Central avenue Morrisania, got
into alteration, when Mcdonnell struck his part
ner on the head with club killing him instantly.
Mr.. Mcdonnell promptly surrendered himself to the
police authorities OF Morrisana and Is held to await
the result OF the Coroner's inquest No particulars
as 70 the cause OF the fracas beyond those gwen
above have been ascertained.
FATAL RAILROAD CAsUALTY.-Yesterday an In
guest was held at fremont by Coroner Bathgate, on
the body OF John DonOhoe, which had been found In
mangled condition on the Harlem Railroad at an
early hour In the morning. As it was known that
Donohoe had been drinking to some extent In the
evening the supp0sltion Is warranted that he was
sitting asleep on the platform near the depot, with
his head projecting over the down track, ana in this
position was struck and instantly kiicd 0y passing
train. verdict was rendered accordingly, the jury
recommending that hagman be In future stationed
AT the corner OF Railroad avenue and MOTIFS street,
fremont Deceased was about thirty years OF age
and leaves vile and SIX children
ALLEGED BURGLARY.--Before Justice Donohoe, at
Yonkers on Friday, o. d. Dudley and five men in
his employ-namey, w. M. Cook W. II. FOss,
John Bender John Schew and .Joseph Myers
were Rrraigned on q warrant ooiained by
W. O. Thompson, living at Dudley's Grove,
charging tue parties mentioned with having bur-
gariousy entered MS premises on the preceding
day. The cause, 1t appears, has been landlord
which the former has been worsted witnm the past
few days. Having failed by legal means 10 eject his
tenant II alleged that Dudley with the ala Of hts
men, broke into Thempson's premises, threw his
furniture out Of DOORS scattering IN all directions,
infictmg much damage thereon. The accused par
tles waived an examination and gave bail-rhe prn-
cpa III the sum OF $500 and the others IN $3.50 eacn
TO answer any indictment which may Do iound
against them by the Grand Jury.
The New York herald., 1869-05-23
ARRIVALS.

REroRryD ny rHE HERALD srvAN ytcrr7.
Steamship ktna Orb Jones' Liverpool MAY Queenstown
eh via Halifax ish. With mdse and passenger TO John
steamship Adrian., gdriare, Galveston via xey west
steamship magnoa, Crowe, Cbareston, with mdss and
passeprers n Lssry
naval stores And passengers 10 James Hand.
BARK wild Hunter ,!r. Bs"ance Port Talbot 50 days,
of zoe passage, and received considerable damage.
Bs.t rrsss tsotN Olsen: Cardiff, - dsys with railway
crossing the Bsnks May is lat % Ion 90. brig
Marx Tsssa DacS dale msr.caibo 2, days, with coffee
snd tdss 70 nstl.nd Phelps CO. May u, OF waiting
BArk Joseph Eaton, Einzwood, CleDfuegos, IL days,
ss loo ~ spoke Eagle from 6isnisesos via Key %esi
ars samson Williams. oseccn River. woA, ea days. with
esrwooa 70 sc'ms. ras s ysg r9sn ny ~
w Aprfs lat Is g Loo % W, spoke shp CITY Of
- Is sIcsneel isnsai.s with brig msdsrs r bound
May 49, lat ~ 30 Ion 4 ~ spoke sbp TAr tBr), from ia
Brr scotssn ,Br, rcbe, Ness,as es days with fruit,
John psvcn Co. Passed Gbra altar April z April IL,
lat W, spoke schr Jenny BAnoed, from Messns for
Brs Gsiscnins dts). Trsga Cssersmsr. So d.y, with
~ G loo " To- spoke bark Muir from 80 for New York
Brig T,resna usi. & &Lsure, cs..elamsre % dsys With
lad iisht winds and csims The whole passage "'' ''
scbr sunbcsm tof Bsfas PeArcs, Unls is days, with
sesr cornne Cr Johnson Elsa,h,r. days. with fruit.
70 soSr ,as Susan s"ssn rIayn., Collins, Virgins.
sehr dapsrs hEsins' Harrington, with lumber, 70
sehr Aissk, Carr, Nwquass with spars 10 snow Rich
seSr Thomas mir, Han, Rocfand, with lime to John n
schr " Q Hail. Prs'sey, Rockland with lime, ,o John
sehr Trade wind, Norton Roctsnd, with lime, 10 John
schr o " KI.ban y, Hail, Roch,spd, n.
sehr Chssub, Webster. Portland wis lumber W Bolyohs
nwTQ.
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18th, Thompson, yansant Boston 18th, Mary stcw, Has
LAyXoCA, Nav In port schr A Ryder Ryder, fer
Nyork 70 clear next day, ,r,... w.
Cleared Ship Caravan Lui ST John; sehr Martha Ann
MYSTIC, May 2O-Arrlvsd. sshr Alaska, Appleman, HA-
sw ssSg fEe up Emma RsA Car
Cleared Steamship Kensington, Bab.on, Boston,
y.ns; Ocean Eagle; brig Raatan Eaton, from Raaian
Cleared Steamship Alice Or, Eli:, Iassspool o. No..
S:s Smith B5, NyGIr ,.,,. Ponder, .,
,sPEssr and Splendid Phinnsy, EizAosthpo' Lady An
S;s % Fs:.s anchor ssl sHs ':s: .ss:
.;s; cs.s sssssA
Ssrths Jte, Mott Dishton for DO; Artist Forrsssr Fsn
port antey. Ahs sss.f.o% gs1 @ fos Eonasu Tsss:
a, SS DO for SsSTss
,s.as as NSrhq DO AZ 6o aS 9Snn pS
,sI Valance swssaSst John Perry Kelley, New
So %sos s sSeu H'aa0' f''
new Haven May May a. Arrived, sehrs Charley Woessy,
sasd-Brig Morins Light, Marks, Arroyo; schr Annie
NORWICH May 20 Arrived schrs Reaains RR No a Eo-
dan and Bene scama Seaman, Philadelphia; 6srruas'
saIsd,schrs Julia TAs chas Hawley ana Physician,
PHiLADELPIIIA, M1yg-Arrived, barks D MsPnerson
"a
Henry lBr) Jenkns LiyerpSi; Waldo Baker,
schra John Price, Nickerson Boston, searsvle Chase,
NY0rk.
Ceared--Barks Neptune, Hass, Aspinwan; Clara Gs),
Connen, Angula; brig Giovanino tIall Gibraltar for
orders; schrs Jones, Griffin Boston; Conant, Cor
sh, Louisa Nevns, BiddeordA ueaon, Finney, War
rem George Adams Baker, Boston
LEwEs, Del, May 2O-Bark La Regn q de Fior, for Rot
erda brigs Favour for CronBtadt, Lizzie Wyman for
ZAza went to sea 18th inst
Jones, NYork 18th, Bonny Ives, Holt, Phaielphia
Cleared 18th, schrs Anna Brown. and P Cox, Phsds
phia- ~
Hood Shields schrs W Bunnel, and Lyen, LeaNtr
Nymph, Coniey, baltimore; Elisha Smith. Harey fhlA.
depha Pawtucket; Henry Castof. Knowles, md w
Benedict Case Eizabethport: Sarah SMITH Bald Vim AM
| boy; Angel, Kelley, and D Il Baldwin, VAL, NYork;
Annie Young r ,.ass mOh ha,es ,
Hanson Triumph, Chester, philadelphia storm sSub.
Trenton NJ John Warren McGar, and Rachel jane Col,
Elizabethpor; Abel, Fowler and Mary Eliza Hanor
Rondout Shepard Mount Young; Bella Peck, Avery, ant
Gov Cony, Erskinc, NYork Mary Mankin Tyler NTork q
| NYork: sloop Charles, Grace, NYork: ,,r,
SAN FRANCISCO, Mayl2-Arrived, bark Albatrom (Nd)
Cleared l2fh bark Free Trade, Buddlngton, Guam.
Arrived at do May 90 ships Shirley Ferguson, Hong Kong
sXTiELH MILLS, May l5-Beow. bark David Nichols
SAVANNAH. May ls-salsd, bark Ellen tBr). Murphy .
SALEM, May 2o--Cleared. schr Hero Poole, NYork.
Sailed-Schr John Cadwaader, steelman Philadelphia.
dcrgnst (Brl Chichester. NYork: n,
Cleared-schrs G Groves, Weaver, NYork class ssu
Went g sea. schrs Ocean Belle, and Flying scnd
The New York herald., 1869-05-23
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
The Gift Enterprise. Swindles.

H"O 0Hs
@. b. NJ SENDS US q very interesting conmunica-
ton detailing that he received from friend two dol.
lars in greenbacks and two tickets In q gift enter-
PRISE on Broadway, one Of which promised the de-
livery, on payment Of one dollar, OF q diamond
breastpn valued at sixty dollars and the other,
receipt OF the same amount promises one PAIR 1ne
diamond ana gold sleeve buttons valued at sixty-dve
dollars. our correspondent called at the place
designated the tickets, but could una nobody an-
swering TO the names or or representing the firms
given ON the tickets. Inquiry OF the Post ONCE
carrier within whose district the place designated
Is situated elected the fact that letters TO that firm
are delivered by him at one room, while letters al.
dressed TO two similar concerns, but under other
names ne delivers in different apartments or the
building This Is all that g. b. N. could ascer
tain. and he Is still minus either the diamond breast
pm or the sleeve buttons. How much his friend has
paid 70 obtain the two tickets our correspondent
did not stale.
The New York herald., 1869-05-23
WEsTCBEsTER C0lNTf.

RosBsavy AT siSs sIs1.--A New Yorker named
v. Q. I'm, while waiting the passenger depot at
sbis place for trnin Friday evening was iostle1
against and robbed OF gold watch ana chain hrs
pock OF knife and some niteen dollars In money 1hc
Perpetrators are known, and cannot long escape
arrest
sEarous OCCURRENCE At TARRyrows. .--whie
CAPTAIN wilson, OF the soop Hasbrouck, was assist
ing 60 nnlond his vessel at this place Friday after
7ooa. an immense dsgstone, forming part Of the
Aarro of ,he vessel fe upon bis leg laying open the
cesh from tho Knee down and also crushing the DO ne.
" v " coDyeyed 20 h,s home 10 ms cay, where, II
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sshr Charm, Nicke rou. Portland. wih lumDsr to HOyls

sehr Charm, Nicke son. Portland, With lumber, to He
Schr cooper, n 'hkerson, Hyannis
Slr Schr E,isi,l y hhnsrel fribbe, Lanes vile.
schr vlgilant ekerson, Some set
Schr rar Vino Bowman, Newv Bedford. -
@ schr Tnos fot ar, Handy, New Bedford.
scnr ouhs eazer, Bowman, Providence.
schr France Barftt, Allen, Providence.
5chr veran IA, Pond, Providence.
schr Amei n, Beebe, Providence
schr A Predmore, Hart, Providence.
Shr Schr ~ hscas.er, Williams, Providence.
schr y, kAge Queen, Tilotson, Prov,dsncs.
schr X Borden, Borden, Fan River.
Scnr y n Brainerd, Lewis, Portland, Ct
schr W + BaInes Hilton, Portland, Ct.
Scn II Butler, Strickland, Portland, c.
SC Ar Orvette, Bodine New Haven.
se Ar II Crosksy, Potter, Orient for Phisdephia
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SAILED.

Ais Glasgow Sherman New Orleans; Warrington do;
Ssr Salvador Savannah; Manhattan, Charleston; Wm r
Clyde Wilmington. NC Fana, dol Louisa Moore Newbern
Isaac Bel, Richmond, DC; John Gibson, Alexandria
Also sailed stearpship Fab kee, for bermuda
Wind IL sunset N, light
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Tho Excise law.

liquor dealer asks why should liquor dealers
pay $3.50 III advance, wniis gambling houses and
places Of lewd resort pay nothingi The only effect
VI the law wli be, be Rays that liquors VI q poorer
quality will be sold for a higher price 10 that tie
people who whl eventually pay the license Ia.
stead OF the dealer. IL the Intention OF the temper
people be carried cut. u drive tho lquur deal
ers out of the business our correspondent believes
uat intelligent citizens and taxpayers would not
submit 90 n; for every liquor dealer would either sell
without a license start grocery or drug sore.
where they could sell 1t free for "medlclnal pur-
posesr lie also denounces the present grade OF
licenses NJ contrary 10 the spirit aud intent VI the
Excise law which provides for several grades, from
so 70 $50 aud does not say that, according TO the
cxailon of the Board. he who sells for $1,000
shall pay the same license tax as he whose business
amounts " sso.oJo.
A New Movement Among tho w.rLinar,eu.
The following communication explains itself:--
The wcrkingmen of the rutn ward he'd meeting
last evening at No. hj Washington street ~ or.
rest VI the workingmcn In city and state politics.
SIR. Iohn whyte was elected chairman The chaIr.
man, In an address stated that tue cords are being
rsghtencd around the workIngmen; on every ride
estortion and oppression crushed IN them. The
PARTY organizations were faithIess 10 their Interests
OnAcere elected upon The purest professions managed
To he absent when any movement was on fDot for
the good OF the worktpgmen. IL was now Ting that
they rbould strike OUT on Their own account. Ihey
lie had 40 doubt that soon the wofbngmeu OF the
entire CIV would take up ils matter. and doubtless
Address was also delivered by Mr. Hugh Dunphy.
who urged i've workingmen 10 30 " work promptly
aud earnestly and organize, go that they would be
able to present n formidable front at the Dext elec.
ton 10 those tra, ing politicians whose only ambition
Is 10 put money IL, their own pockets Resolutions
were then passed IL. augnratlng the movement under
the name OF the Won kiDgmen's Reform Olub OF the
Flfth ward Messrs Iohn Whyte Michael Quirk.
Michsei Delaney and Matthew Ryan were elected
officers A committee was appointed 70 form
permanent constitution Aud the club adjourned.
Tie attendance was large an there was an earnest
ness IN their action wnfcn see,ns ~ JOrrbpc lively
tpne ~ u.a poitics Of the ward
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DoG. In the Streets.

Citizen says that little girl was attacked BY
savage dog several days ago. in Ninth street. and hut
for tho prompt assistance OF persons passing she
would have suffered serious, II not fatal, injury
Several other children narrowly escaped the same
fate. and he suggests that dogs should either be
zled or not permitted u al " roam tnIoagh the
streets.
The New York herald., 1869-05-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
-H
LINEN GOODS.

Barnsley Damasks and Sheetngs-
Marseilies and Honeycomb Quilts.
Crochet, Applique and Nottingham Tides.
English and American Summer Blankets.
Towellings of every description.
Pink, buff and drab Damask Cloths and Napkins.
Richa rdson's Shrtincs Dannasks, &C. In all quasa.
Qilbert's and Welsh Fsnnels at reduced prices.