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The New York herald., 1869-04-30
CLEARED.

Steamship Trpo (Br, Ednondson, Liverpool-E Cunard.
Steamship MORO Castle, Adams Havana Atlantic Mall
Steamship Livingston, Cheescman, Savannah Living
ston. For 4 Co. - -
Steamship Saratoga, Alexander, Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond-N l. McCreAdy.
Steamship DrRo. johnson. Por,land-J Ames.
Steamship Eereus Bearse, Boston-W Clyde.
Steamship Gen sedgwck, Giderdac, Mystic, &C "
ship Herman tNG), Lange, Bremen -Thele xon A Co.
Bark veor Nor, osen Cork or Falmouth Tor orders
Bsri Msrescs SIa, Maresca Penarth Roads orders
sarf Anna NOp, schjiman, cronstadt-Funch, Menese
BARK saler (So) Mesgaes, Cape dc verdes-D a q :
BARK r Murray Jr, Sheldon, Port Prince-R Murray,
Bark Iva (Br), Lhsom. Naracsibo- Maitland, Phelps
BARK Ariel CBr), brewster, Curacao via ST Thomss-c
Bark David Nichols. wyman sa.la River, Ga II Loud
Brig Virginia. johnson, 81 Pierre, Mart-s Reynaber
Brig Louise Miller, Leighton, Cardenas simpson
Brig wolfvile (Br) Wood, CORVALLIS II J u, Wolf A
Co. .
schr Juin Brl, Behrsns, San Bas--Jas Douglass
Schr Grasmere (Danb Henry ~ Thomas Pension Co.
schr Fsrnsworth tBD, Sawyer Barbados y 4 Smith
schr Geo Brown tBr), Smith, bermuda ID McCon.
schr N Bramhall, Stout, CharlesoD-N IL hcCready
schr Enchantress, Covert Savannah McCready A Co.
Sshr kedron Mclaughlin, Norfoik-C Staples
schr N Lymburner Lsnsl, Port Johnson-H W Loud
schr Charter oat, Arthur. Elisabe,hpori- Rich
schr Samuel Nash, Ewen. Elrabethpor-H Loud A
schr Ranger Goodinr, Yarmouth, Ne Walsh A Carver
scbr W FISHER, Lyman, Boston--w Brown.
schr Margaret Lucy Crosscy, Miidetcwu, C Bentley
""'' - apprXkT.
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SUBURBAN lEIELLIGENCE.
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.

Jersey City.
TBr REVENUE RETURNS for the Fifth district OF
New Jersey for March show q total OF $116,o74 70.
The gross receipts Of the various ferry, canal and
railroad companies and banks ore stated - fol-
iows:-Jersey City ferry, $Sol47; Hoboken ferry,
ihorse) Car Company, sl3,670; Jersey City and Ho.
boken (hOrse) Car Company, $2076; Jersey City and
Bergen Point (horse) Car Company. SIS, $50; New
road Company $l2, ,S23 bank dividends, SIS ass W;
canal company dividends S. 400 %; interest on rail-
road bonds, $ll5sl 20.
Hoboken.
The ALLEGED MALPRACTICE CAsE.-Coroner
White held an inquest yesterday afternoon IN
Hoboken on the body OF Ellen Corlock. whose death
from the effects of alleged malpractice was pub
lished in yesterdays HERALD Doctors Blanch and
voelkcr were arrested in New York yesterday
morning and were present at the inquest. Doctors
Elder and Berger were sworn, and they testified 70
confirming the statement already given. The
prisoner Kiesewetter was not examined The jury
returned verdict in accordance with the circum-
stances and implicated the two doctors from New
York with the prisoner IN causing the death Of Miss
CoriOck. The three were then sent up to Hudson
county jail, without bail.
Trenton.
AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-The Central Agricultural
Society Of New Jersey purpose holding grand fair
on their grounds outside this city on the sth. 9th
and 10th Of June Large premiums Will be awarded
10 the fastest horses and veocipedlsts. nora and
fruit exhibition will also form feature oil the
sion.
SUDDEN DEATH OF A PROMINENT CITIzEN.--0n
wednesday night an old and highly respected citi-
ZEN, named Major Joseph Cunningham, died very
suddenly at his residence OF gout In the stomach.
Major Cunningham was at one time Postmaster OF
this city, and also occupied position In the New
YORK custom House. p.,..
BILLIARD MATCH.-A match game OF 500 points,
carrom, for the champion cue Of Paterson, came OF
on wednesday night between Cornelius QuacKen-
bush and Vim. Berdan. The latter won by l6I
points, averaging sixteen.
BOATNG.-The Dundee Boat Club launch their
craft for the season this afternoon when they wil
indulge IN little exercise. They will probably In
vie o contest with some other club this season.
Allendale.
HORSE THIEVES AGAE.-The horse thieves made
another raid In Bergen county wednesday night and
stole horse. two sets OF harness and wagon from
o. B. Archer freight agent OF the Erie railway at
Anendale station. The thieves were houy pur.
sued that they obliged TO leave the horse and
wagon Of John Woodruff, stolen the night before
upon the road. The people have no doubt that
Jerry Storms and his gang are the perpetrators OF
these rObberies and a vigilant search s being made
In every direction. The County Board OF Freehold
offer $3.50 for the arrest OF Jerry. He Will not
survive many minutes il he is captured as perfe CT
fever Of excitement exists.
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crammed 70 overnowfnQ. Even delegates, omcers
Of the Convention ana representatives OF TIE press
were unable to obtain entrance, though on hahu
long before the meeting hour. In the event Oh
recurrence this evening the Committee OF Arrange
ments ought that proper sentinels are placed
at the doors that At least delegates anu rep
may be admitted.
After the usual devotional exercises last evening
an address OF over half an hours duration was de-
Iivered by the Rev. Dr. John Hall, Of New York, who
spoke vigorously In the cause OF the Sunday school
system. de was listened TO with deep attention.
Addresses were also made by ex-senator Freling-
huysen OF New Jersey; MIR. e. D. Jones, OF St. Louis
and the Rev. Mr.. Eggleston, OF Chicago. crowded
meeting was organized IN the lecture room, down
Trumbul the secretary OF the Convention. An
interesting letter from Vice President Schuyler Col
fax was read.
Three sessions win be held to-day-in the fore
noon, afternoon and evening, when the Convention
IL expected TO adjourn sine die
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POUGRKEEPSiE.

DISCHARGED FROM CUsToDY.-The white woman,
Martha Sprague, and the black man, Alexander Cor
ne who were arrested at Peekskin on suspicion OF
having Jointly murdered an infant belonging to the
former, have been discharged the COr0ner's jury
not having found sunncient evidence to hold them.
vAssAR CoLLEGE.-Yesterday was Founders Day
at Vassar College, but the exercises took place in
the day tme, and were very private In consequence
OF this being the first anniversary since the death OF
Matthew Vassar. Quite q number OF persons were
here from abroad. The members OF the press were
not invited.
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s HIPPIN NG N E w s.
Almanac for New YorI-.-This Day.
Weather Along the Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 20, 1869.
Herald PackaRes.

Captains and Pursers OF Vessels arriving at this port VIII
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD to
regularly authorized who attached to Steam
Yacht feet. The New York Associated Press do not
collect marine reports attend to the delivery Of packages
will be by the following extract from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting held March 3, 1885,:
Resolved, That and after April 1863 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection OF ship the
harbor of New YORK. Passed unanimously.
p3- The ONCE Of the Herald steam yachts JAMES and
JEANNErTR Ia at Whitehall slip. All communications from
consignces the masters OF inward bound
sells will be forwarded free Of charge.
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ARRIVALS.


RHroRrED ny TIN HERALD sTsAH YACHTS.
Steamship Idaho, Cutting, LiverpooL April u, With
II2s passengers to Williams SGulon Had strong westerly
winds the entire passage April II passed Pacific and
Cos steamship Tasman, bound east 27d spoke brig Albert
Dewey Of Pembroke Mr.; 2Sth passed harkrgred
ship bound east 29h passed Cunard and Bremen steamships
bound east
With mise 10 Cunard
Steamship 0ermania MOI, Kier, Hamburg April II and
Havre i7h, With ndse and passengers TO kunhsrdt Go.
strong westerly winds and during the
18th inst AM si 20 49, Ion 81 30 passed Hamburg steam
rhip Iiossus bound east and steamship Pioneer, bound
west; arrived nj this port NJ I ~ AN 2ath.
steamship Fab.kee, steele, bermuda. days, with mdsc
and % passengers, 10 j Harvey
Steamship Pioneer, sbsskford. Cow Bay April "a, with
coal Snow Burgess The arrived In lousburg April
10 being unable 20 Into Cow Bay OF
rived Cow nay z2d, and left evening " 2h wind sE
thick fell In with large field Of on Lousburg 26h,
at a. lon 81 g three masted steamship gged
forward, with red smokeppe white and black top, steering
east
Steamship llancns, waidon Boston, with mdse and pas.
senrers 20 VIM Clyde.
Ship seakoe tBrL Phcssc Calcutta Jan H. with linseed,
Ac 70 Wood. Had pleasant weather all the passage
Cape Of Good Hope March and crossed the Eauaso
April In lon ~ 20 March 81 lat g. Ion ~ 80 W, spoke sh
British Navy tBr from Liverpool for San francisco APri
10 n Ion W bo ship City of New yorh, hence for Ban
TrsDcieco.
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SAILED.

Seamshpe Weser for Bremen; Tripoli Liverpool; Moro
Castle, Havana; HermAon Livingston Savannah Saratoga
Norfolk, City Point and Richmond ship Valley Forge Aca-
pulco
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DU BARRy's DELICIOUS REvALENTA hRAgiCA
~ FOOD efYectialy cures Dyspepsia, parrn"s rnnhis.
Cough Cold F.ys Al se,vOa.' sovs aysr ana
COPIES gratis Tins IN. 81 es, Ac. DU bAhkr un, !s
William A.. NJ g. BROWN, esS BROADWAY ~ H. ANp ALL
GROCERS
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER lse9-TRPLE SHEET.
AMUs ETENTS.

s!:s Ess
sss siss SsHsssy EHe sry:s
Srsga s d1rays ,sn s,
who will perform startling Sol.is.urs A-rlen
rorvl. F2sE ssEoR Sisss s ''. GSEG avssr NIGHT
M ThE s SY rAssph ST TgsHys Only
YASkhF ySSkhF kSsTSsSS. kSsISsSS.
in his renowned character Of
and s5 "a sf5
81 ass55 Sasbs7. IS 4 SalSh Sh5SSsRa sHnf;
win bo produced with entirely new scenerv mecha ancal
COMPLETE sis AND D PoWEsf6L w Gi ccaPANIGs
ever '''''s '''smsisa NIX hUausrIs ~ s'y pALYs
'A'i'ns and p'pGu pGSDER n aIs4Ii ThiE GAsLIsHr.
cADEMY OF Music
Il sRioLoLEFHANcrE LoLE sH Nc e
and H2FBATs wFpsfspxY. SSy, Be-. & !.
MILAN MILAN TELL, TELL,
III 51 aE Fl s EAsR $As SsasSs Sass
ssasHa ,,r,
~
OF the living such be found q. no other place Of
n. s SAKaE MI ~ssh ~ IvsSs
0' limited 's'ss 1EF Efs's sGEshTT HsIsfaH Am'r'
For limited D''sS s As AFT great sHRssrT HRs1saS Aam''
In his great Comic Lecture and impsrso alton of
IN HER GREAT LEaTS iTS sE sEoGAS 81 SwoMAss RIGHTS
fhnhsr K sketch entitled
Rap - PSKHY new and sHp sl'E'i S!sKsy sSsi'' Of
First time Of the beautiful Spanish ballet entitled.
BY til. FL dhssb sHffAS2zAFSAi saSEAT TAourr.
The veteran 0n'da akT st as5 TS's RyMaS Charles Howard
"goHHr $S is' $5}i
First week of the s s nS Sssu'n d"n'ea'
First time Of naSisT rs nsT i9q n sRoK SsaS Oae'qn' Of
HAMLET; ADD kfMhM
Doors Doors 4 Garia rises * 'ASSf hA"'
Box Office open daily Seats reserved elk days in advance
so SEE SEE Ear RID nqSTS hickey sAB sAD DIckEy
THEATRE CoMlQUE TONIGHT.
SPECIAL NOTICE woy ANS p,eurs
- vrcur woMAN's I RIHHrs rov,,,,r
'' THEATRE coMiiouE
Eth AVENUE THEArEE-uNpER THE MANAGEMENT
= Of AuGhsTlN sIas DAILY 9eysry evening at g. wst
io n street one door from .os
by mail enclosing money viii the best unengaged
MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 90 Third tme),
NEW WAY 70 PAY OLD DEBTS.
TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. GD (Sixth time),
LONDON ASSURANCE
wFRSEsRAy HRS sRA hSB sXgsA RH doHHbihs ssi .
With new Scenery Mountings and Dresses.
DADDY GRAY
A picturesque drama In three acts.
CHECK INNATE,
AEp a%b
MATlNNE,
DADDY GRAY
CUECKMATE.
SATURDAY. EyEEIEG, DEC. (Fouith tmc)
EVERY3ODY's FRIEND.
The ini!re company in all the pieces
Mr.. r. T.. DAVENPORT, Mrs. f. s. CHAEPRAU,
AGNES ETHEL, FANNY DAVENPORT, MARIE LONG
MORE GEORGE CLARKE, JAMES LEWIS, ". DAVIDGE,
HARKINS POLK, EVANS, Mrs GILBERT AND Mrs.
WILKINS.
In rehearsal-"wIvFs AS THEY WE'RE AND MAIDS AS
THEY ARE" Also OLIVE LOG ms original Ame-
rican comedy.
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ANIUSEyIENTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
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'' performance ''TiiSss; 9ais SSisasslsd, 4 Is =
4 r RhcuIHR seS iossa'iT FIX.
sIhLS = = ssSesk
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'A' '.fsn 's SSsaHE si HssSPs oF S1surs
srat aAtfsEzfE$SasSSiSs RS$vs1s'ss ss,.a limo,
In active preparation, Mrs. csnivrss br.n, and peu.
with SEy "a COSTUMES and
Fisher, Mr. j. soadsr B. T. Knssod, Ms J. WI
Phillips Miss asen miss 1He GER
NTIBLO's GARDEN
~ Lessee. and Aa"1ffFi FiFr WEEK f5ARRErr PALMER
o,.r. OF the versatile and nini,able comedienne,
E$f#S: E$FES E$E#:; E$EE E$EE3: E$EE3
ATTRACT CROWDED HOUSES.
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EEFRsF Ef4R KNTE SfwT1N "
Nsieal s GsnaafsSr comroser opERTJ
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TAAMAsx nssI FIVE Sidh4s n A 90; or THE HAsnoss
LAST LI4assTT EYE EE1IyyEE sidIIis q q THS HASE9Ss.
TIL. MOST sS$ 4sE; rp. WORLD
IMMENSE ASD Ia LITTLE II HhoS Wru THEM
IMMENSE AuDlHffT OVER THEIR
THE THE TAMMANY CROWDED with LADIES, GENTLE.
% sh;9z ssss'ss s'''
ALFRED hEAbSMkSSb EbM1kb nAEEoS, EEEShRioA hASlo@
v,cro, THREE Is LITTLE MMIpoETs or
EssE %hssshAsSsss @ ssa q sg1hs gah ssEAx .Ss ssS
LAST LAST 9E Sy M THE SEEAT SEET
to as
The CAREFUL arrangement of the SAFETY ApPARA
SHEEs$ SS EEIs EEs FHRgFeE FHRsEsE sEGEsT
4 The n H;;i s. HssfS
which hare hitherto been held 70 be chief in the 0ymnase
T4kTEEB sFAkTEED GkExT SANSEITEs SSMNSS1FIEs
he
Numssns Oyer Oyer Ave
wholly ecpsed, longer compare any poin. q
- ~,,s .,u,Th -ThE WONDERS OF THE HsMLoSs.
NE sH% sEH4$ AE S!SE ASR SAAs
HE HE E% S## $$H$$ "a "a # s
THE Eli LITTLE HANIoSs, THREE ga LII LITTLE MAEHELs,
They leap skip ops TO rope
EIFEs1LES EITEs1LES LIkE IIkE sSgiskEts: sSgSikksEEts
90 o. them catches cal s y awasns bar and suaans him.
Adequate description o these marvellous
THE fffKsr AMUSEMENT CRITICS OF THE NEW
n.., S s.s & ssss E$
Tam%any Offers laas,smsn.. for the gr:sn.
merits would occupy time and than at
gres! wswam unas,al sscecncc. entertain.
ne si III nsia BY
os which
nightly crowded 10 their utmost capacity feature Of
the Of course the successful do.
atoms are greeted with the most encouraging commcnda
s s Ina. a. a a s a 81 K. whole
singular production nature LITTLE BOB who dares the
s 'ss sas sss Ra,.ss '''''
i an hoSG two hGsa VS.. As sIs. TAMMANY
varied and brilliant-Atlas.
In active preparation and to be produced an
entirely new Burlesaue by Burnand,
wa nsw q a.s TSs af Mr.
Fis KE artists Of established excellence.
Admission SO cents.
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CoACuNrEN AND GARDENERS.

A C0ACHMAN's SITUATION WANTED A com
~ retent single man; best city reference gwen. Call or
or address his last place for two aays No est 18Th
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lew YORK STADT THEATRE, 4j AND a BOwERY
IN ERA BOUFfF.
MONDAY, Nov. 30, 1862 LA BILLIE HELENE, with hiss
f. ChotheT in her great Helene and kr CUTLERY
heneaus, with full chorus and orchestra.
Box Office opon
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A GENTLEMAN WISHES a SITUATION FOR HIS
"A eogchman, whom he can highly recommend as n nrst
eans man Can be seen at the private stables 5s Broad
dHyB
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JiyAHTED-BY 4 LACE IMPORTING HOUSE, A FIRST
w class BalesmEn With the night party liberal arrange
nen, will be made. Address, with references, LAWSON
BROS, box sS9 Post Office.
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A YOUNG MAN, WELL vERSED IN MATHEMATICS,
navigation and survey, competent correspondent In
English German and French, wishes to Ind employment
with civil engineer architect. Address ii. S. FOSTER,
Post o1ice, Brooklyn, N. y.
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WANTED BY WELL KNOWN MANUFACTURER,
W pushing young Raiesman, thoroughly acquainted
Nth the large ciohiefs aud other drms iurng machine
butlouhoe twist and sewngs. One who laree
treated with Address with full particulars lie Herald
2 cp.
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IFE OR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES ABOUT TO
open for business the services of
Secretary Of Hartford Insurance Company. Address
6uRANCE, Herald olco.
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EI 00O AN ENERGETIC MAN WITH 81 900 CAN
RI.OVV. have permanent and very lucrative posi-.
hon. CAL al 80 Nassau ST. 2j, from 10 TO O'Clock.
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A GOOD COACHMhN OR GROOM WISHES A sIT!'.
N alton In the city, ~ capable OF doing any work ahou,
bouse colored man. References at Mr.. wELTYs, AZ
LspenRrd Et., or as West 31d st. =
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E'IRsT CLASS BOoKKEEPhR 'wANTED-IN A
Il wholesale and retail house Address. with references
In handwFtn. Of applicant, box :2o0 Post oce stating
Ideas as 10 salary.
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nN DEMANDE-UNE FILE SUISSE, ALLEMAND DE
~ on fancalse, CONNIE boune couturere prcnde son
dun petit gsrcon de sl ans; S4. Bonnes references
enisees. s adreaseT au Gi3 Lexington
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rNo DRUGGTsTS-WANTED, BY FIRST CLASS
i hand situation in drug store; object 1T
nst sood references for honesty Address DRU GGIS
Herald olce,
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MAN AND WIFE WISH SITUATIONS rs JASIroR
~ and janiiress good reference Address L. W., Herald
office.
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DRUGGIST "A YOUNG MAN OF ls WHO HAS HAD
- several years. experience 10 the wholesale and retail
drug business wishes a situation, speaks German aud
English. address T. PFAEHLoR, care T. Wagner, 44g
Eroome s..
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INANTEB-A SMART, ACTIVE YOUNG MAN TO
work IN foreign produce store must have first class
reference 20 honesty ability; who understancs
Ereach and German preferred. Call in the f,ore l9i
sth av.
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A YOUNG MAN AND WIFE tPRoTESTANTg1 WANT
~ situations first class coachrnan, gardener &c
frst class cook 1c country preferred Can on
address GARDENER, 20 jana u.
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FIRST CLASS WAITER IN A PRIVATE FAMILY
N understands his business in all ts hranches best
city reference. Can he from To At IS Madison ct
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YOUNG MAN, THIRTEEN YEARS AMONG DRY
N goods would engage MS manager or buyer for West
philadelphia wooiens preferred References. Address f.
l., Herald Office.
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FOR SALE.

A VERY SLIGHTLY, PROMINENT, LITTLE GROCER Y
n second avenue for sale; business $500 per
reA. only $40; about i 800 required
CAaPBELlI 4 CO., ESQ Bowcry.
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HJAETED-BY A FAEcY GOODS IMPORTING HOUSE,
w hsi class saesInan having large &C uainance with
Iobbers South good man. who laue large trade
viii literally treated. Als0 above for the est and
Southwest. Address with real name, A. b. e., Herald OIL
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

EJ WEST sOTn STA PROTESTANT YOUNG MA
III as waiter; thoroughly understands his business 4
any capacity general servant objection to the counir
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A YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS COACH
~ gardener; understands ether two years, refer.
tnce country pre,errei. eau address PETER ieUs
Broadway near 2ah st.
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PIANOFO RITES.

A LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK or rfANOFORTES
~ with patent agrafe attachment. These instruments
anequaed In tone fnish and great durability aud yet
first piano. IN price, the offered tho
public. Second hand grand and upright Pianos prices
factory 235 East TweItyrs street, between
second and Third avenues JkNNlS 4 son.
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E0O MEN wANTED-ON THE JEFFERSON RAIL
COO road, between Susquehanna and Cartontale; /;
wages I'll ~ per day. Nine inonths' employment will be
given. Tickets be at the Erie Railway olice 24l
Broadway, for susquehanna depot at IS
II. A. FONDA, Contractor.
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nN DEMhNDE-UN PROFESsEUR DE FRANCRIs
~ pour conner des lecons pariculeres Sadrescr j. g.,
Herald olce.
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NrANTED-A FIRST CLASS AND TASTY CUSTOM
w cutter in Broadway merchant tailoring establish
ment that shoIGugAiy qualified have permanent
position and liberal advantages Address, with full psrtlcu-
lars and real name also place OF last employment T. c. e.,
s23 Broadway
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NANTED-BY A YOUNG, SOBER, STEADY MAN,
w laey arrived from Eost0n, situation IN private
E not AFRAID Of work best city reference. Address g. o. b.
box 205 Herald office.
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THE TRADES.

NrANTED-A PRINTERS INK MAKER ONE WHO
w practical and thor ough take charge of Western
manufactory Address hoy 6ib Post Office, Boston, Mass
with name, address and references.
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GJO PER DAY.-AcryE. AGENTS WANTED IN
IIO for OF the best selling articles In
tie market CAL on address BARNABY MlLLARD, $40
Broadway ruDmsli.
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A FIRST CLASS MAN WANTS A SITUATION As
n coachman understands his buBn careful driver
pes, references Address q. W. at b. Coemans ssddery
1859 Broadway. ~
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CLERKS AND Statesmen.

A GENTLEMAN, HAVING A LARGE AND EXTEND
n ed acquaintance throughout the South ia open for
en engagement with boot nad shoe clothing 1o5hin
house Address INTEGRITY box i5Ol New York Post Office.
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FRENCH ArvgRTIsEMENTs.

ON DEhAEDB-US EXCELLENT CUIsINIER FRAN
" cns ayec recommendations accoutume a dcs maisons
parcueres Addresser box 2e2s Post Office, details
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-16

feminine singular of the first personal pro
noun / believe the laws, therefore, TO be the
work of the Semitic conquerors of Assyril,
dating from a remote period of their history.
AS written at time when the conquered abo-
ripinals still retained their Language. the Code
is bi-lingual like the later inscriptions of
Ach@menian and Sassanian kings. The fol-
lowing is a translation of the fragments vet
published I have italicized all words whose
meaning may be considered doubtful :
81 % A penalty. If wife say to her
husband, Thou art not my husband, she
shall be plunged into the river. (2) A penalty.
If husband say to his wife, Thou art not nav
wife, he shall pay two-thirds of maneh Of
silver. CD A penalty. If q master maltreat
(his) slave, put him to death, mutilate beat
cruelty Cypress, or do him violence, his hand
that (so) offends shall measure out two-thirds
of bushel of corn.
'1I. (1) If mans issue sin and conspire
with his enemies, he shall expel him from
(his) house. (2) In every case, should a man
put his son in possession, he shall not settle
him (therein) CD. CD For the future man
shall buy (his) craze in Chis) estate. (4)A
man shall have his grace in his own ground.
Here the Assyrian transcript is broken
off, and our knowledge of Accadian does not
permit connected translation of the remain
ing text.
''(7) His father and his mother 0O) A
woman possesses 2chdteUer size las bUiH I'D
In every case for the future (12) A penalty.
If a son say to his father, Thou art not my
father, he shall make unto him restjtUti0e
and shall pay unto him a sum of silver. 13)
A penalty. If a son say to his mother,
Thou art not my mother, he shall :. and
shall be expelled from the house. 14) A
penalty. If a father say to his son, Thou
art not my son, $50.
''Mutilated as these fragments are, they
will still be of interest and value to the stu
dent of jurisprudence. Much light may be
thrown by them upon many obscure prob
lens of early law; the patriarchal relation, the
position of women and slaves, the scale of
punishments, and other questions, an ade-
quate discussion of which would far exceed
the limits of a letter. A. H SAYCE.N