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Lord Derby's Protest Against
the Irish Church Bill.
Rejection of the Amendment to the Church
Bill by the House Of Commons.
Orangemen Riots in the North
Of Ireland.
ANOTHER GREAT FLOOD IN TEXAS
ENGLAND.
Rarl Derby's Protest Against the Irish Church
Bill.

Xarl Derby's Protest Against the Irish Church
Bill.
LONDON, July 10, $780,
The protest against the Irish Church bill by Earl
Derby Is signed by fortyseven OF the Peers. 1t was
tentered against this bill on the ground that 1t
Hooked to the severance Of Church and state, pro-
Meet un-ecognised by any country in Europe. The
Adoption OF the bill would encourage the designs Of
Those who want such severance extended
throughout the United Kingdom. together
With the resumption Of grants and the
tc0nfscauon Of property" The protest further
.btates that the passage Of the bill was violent
Ftretch Of the power OF Parliament, which shakes
confidence in all property, and especially that resting
bn Parliamentary tltle The protest sets forth the
tmpOssbllity Of putting the disestabished and dis
endowed Church on the footing ana organization Of
the Catholics, and that this grievance caused the
Irish Protestants alienation from the loyal support
ers of the throne and stimulation in the demands
of the Catholics.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Tho New Governor Of Newfoundland.
HALIFAX, N. g., July 10, 1850.
Colonel HILL the new Governor Of Newfoundland,
arrived from England last night.
Governor Musgrave left to-day for New York, en-
route to British Columbia.
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NEW YORK.

The Trouble Mt Pleasant Valley M borers
Aiming to Resist the Authorities-NIilitar
Prepared to March to the Scene Of Dis.
turbauce.
pnunururpa,. In,. - -. iseo.
Intelligence from Pleasant Valley has been re.
celved up to eleven O'Clock this evening" The
iaborers are armed with clubs and pick handles,
roa a az he 6e sc0p squire aG%Ss scUn s
addressed them tonight, urging them to keep the
peace, but hs remarks were received with groans
one company Of thirty men Is now under arms at
the Valley, and another company VIII leave here at
six O'Clock tomorrow morning. A barn in winch
Is located the properly wanted by the Sheriff
contains two kegs Of powder placed there BY the
The people Of the village are terrified, and fear
bloody scenes tomorrow. As yet the laborers have
molested no one. They are well organized.
Arrest of Child Observation-Disclosures of
Vigilance Committee In wateriord--Re.
covery Of Stolen Property.
ALBANY, July Is, 1869.
Mrs. Eli Haveriy was to-day arrested under yer.
dict Of coroner's jury, charging her with the MUIR
der of her daughters nlegitimate infant.
owing to the frequent burgares and the firing OF
buildings In Waterford, the citizens there are max
ing movements toward the organization OF vigi
was held last evening.
The chime altar bells and other property stolen
from the Catholic church at Cohoes week ago
were found yesterday at the bottom or the MOHAWK
river.
The residence Of william Haynes a farmer In
Brunswick, Rensselaer, county, was robbed Wednes-
day night by burglars OF $500 IN government bonds
and $500 In greenbacks
Arrival Of the Governor Of Virginia at Bins-
hnmtOn.
BINaHAMTOS, July I6, 1862
Governor Gilbert @. Walker, Of Virginia, arrived In
Bnghamton last evening, and was serenaded by
the Forty-fourth regiment band and large body OF
citizens. The Mayor, Common Council and bremen
participated. Judge Ransom Balloon made the
response, spoke OF the greeting no had received
from hls old friends " more aateSnE ~ h,m tNsn
Election in Virginia was triumph OF the policy Of
General Grant aud OF the reconstruction measures
Of Congress over carpetRaggeya WIG nag no inter.
sense political. IL Is probable the GOVERNOR VIII 70.
main here for several days.
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TaoTTlNs At THE BUFFALO DRIVING PARK.
BUFFALO, July 10, 1876

BUFFALO, July 1s, 1869.
The two mile dash at the Driving PARK to-day for
g. 900 In gold between the Canadian horses Rattle
snake and Lady Blanche, was won by Rattlesnake
III $50.
On tuesday next Volunteer Bloomep German
Qrl and Belle VIII trot for kLc0J purse.
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State Educational COnvcntion-New York
German Singing Societies In Ilichmond-
Governor Walkers Majority.
RICHMOND, July &c. 1859.
A telegram from Lexington to-day says that the
State Educational Convention, after an exciting de-
bate on the mode Of educating the colOred race in
view Of the present condition OF affairs tabled the
subject until the next annual session. An educa.
tlonal journal was authorized, General Lee taking
nfty shares Of the stock.
General Gusts Lee is quite III.
The German singing Societies OF New York. who
arrived here this morning were publicly welcomed
at the theatre to- night by the Mayor. Their concert
was crowded. Several OF the New York Germans
were Frustrated from sunstr0ke after their march
through the streets. None OF the cases proved fata
however.
George Froth, citizen, died OF sunstroke being
the first fatal case since the heated term. The ther
m0meter indicates los degrees IN the shade.
The official count OF the State vote at headquarters
shows " alker's majority to DO H. 500.
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Sure TO Regulate the bowels.
MRS. wfNSLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP Ia the only thiaU
that rely upon for their children II correc3
scdy the stomach, regulates the bowels and resi-
health nfor mother and child. During the process
OF eethng value incaloulabs 1t softens the gums
duces and aays all PAIN thereby giving rsst
20 child and comfort TO the mother.
Be sure and call for - - -
"MRS. WINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP"
having smiie Of "Curtls Perkins tho outside
wrapper. All others are base limitations
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Gouraud's Oriental Cream, 81 50 Per Boz
e Is Bond street late OF 4b3 Broaawsy and druggsa


Bowel Affection Ito have its own way or the most serc.
result BY negectng such complaints tho
system Is often rapidly reduced reach bsyon4
6s hep Of medicines before the patient can realize the ne5
a wear therefore, body should be provided with h&i
safe and certain curative for ~ stomash s1d P9vy Con-.
tbs remedy all such affections may be promptly sne
enlcaciousy treated. Sold everywhere
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ssFrcsh as n Maidcn,s Blush" is the Pvys
peachy complexion which follows the Of HAGAAB
MAGNOLIA BALM. II the OF beauty. Fashios.
able ladies In society understand this.
The Magnolia Balm changes the rustic country girl Into
city belle more rapidly tha9 any other one thing.
Of the summer sun disappear where IT
IS obtained which rivals the bloom OF youth.
Beauty possible to all who will pvest rs cents a.
Depot q Park row, New York Lyons kathairon is th4
best Hair Dressing,
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Annual Meeting Of the Editors and Printers'
Associati0n-The Fraternity Emjoyins Them.
selves.
PLYMOUTH, July 10, 1892
The annual meeting OF the New Hampshire Pub
fishers, Editors and Printers Association, held at
the Pemlgewasset House last night, was fully a.
tended, representatives being present from all parts
OF the State The usual business was transacted and
officers e.ected Tor the ensuing year. John N. Hill
was reelected President. At the close Of the bust.
guests from other States, met IN the parlor and In
brief speech the President introduced the orator OF
the evening, Rev. 7. NJ. Miller, OF the Portsmouth
and Printing In New Hampshire" This was fol.
lowed by poem by George Maiden, OF the Lowell
courier, the subject OF which was the Trials,
Troubles and Joys OF Editorial Life" At the con-
cuslon OF the literary exercises music was provided
BY Messrs. Morse and French, and social mop was
the lake for an excursion on the steamer Lady OF
the Lake and dinner at Centre harbor.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prixes Paid In Gelaj
Tho highest rates paid for Doubtless
and All kinds OF Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers, Is Wa llstreet, NJ
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AUSTRIA.

The Blshep Of Linz Refuses the Imperial
Amnesty.
VIENNA, July 10, 1899.
The Bishop Of Linz refuses the Emperor's am.
nesty. and has decided to submit to the sentence
imposed.
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Arrival Of tho Editorial ExcursionIsts at
Centre Harb0r.


The New Hampshire Printers Association arrived
at Centre Harbor at eleven O'Clock. with their guests
from Maine, Massachusetts and Vermont number
ing 1875 persons, and accompanied by ThompsOn's
cJTnet band from Ashland. The party dined at the
Senior House. by invitation OF Colonel Hunress and
viii leave for their homes at one O'Clock on the
steamer Lady OF the Lake.
The Association will meet at Portsmouth, OF the
Ryebeach Ocean House, and Ut the Isle Of Shoals
nc Z
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VIRGINIA..


Tho Presidential Excursion Party ut Fortress
Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE, July lo, 1859.
The United States steamer TallapOosa, from Wash
ington with President Grant and family Postmaster
General Creswell, ex-Secretary Borie and party Of
ladies and gentlemen arrived here today. They
were met on the wharf by General Barry ana stan
and escorted to the fort In carriages. The usual
salute was fred the troops of the garrison reviewed
and the officers presented to the President. The
some refreshments, after which they embarked and
sailed at one O'Clock In the afternoon for Long
Branch.
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hNoIo gc Temperature cSsciuoy 80.
Average temperature for c0rrespOl

Average temperature for corresponding date last
CASKS OF sUssraoxr. ''''''''''
John Williamson, living In Williamsburg; Mrs:
William H Clyde OF New Orleans and Daniel
Mccarthy. Of 10th street, between Second and
Third avenues, were Frustrated yesterday with sun.
stroke. The latter was taken home. Williamson and
o. %se asa
Central avenue, Yonkers.
The Damage by shc storm In Brooklyn.
A severe storm Of wind and ram occurred in
Brooklyn last night at about six O'Clock, which re-
suited IN considerable destruction Of property. A
small frame house in Greene avenue, near Stuyve-
sapt, occupied by Mr. Gantereau his wife and three
children, was raised from It's foundations and
dashed to pieces Mrs. Gantereau feeling the house
trembe went TO the bed where her youngest child
was asleep, and, hastily taking it up, out calling
her other two children to follow, which they did.
house was overturned. two story French roof
house IN Stuyvesant avenue, near Putnam, which
SIed ak feet from ,ts foundations and blown over
IL was completely destroyed. LOSS about $1,000.
The chimney OF house Ia Greene avenue. near
blown over and in falling Il crushed IN the roof OF
the extension and broke through the gable end.
Damage $780, Fo1r houses on Stuyvesant avenue
near Gates, the property OF Sergeant Hail, OF the
Forty ninth precinct, were unrooled. On one OF
these houses was a TIN roof, which was blown over a
stable and landed al distance Of 200 feet Loss
$400 Fortunately no lives were lost and no one re-
ceived any bodily harm.
Brig Abby Lnrabee Cnpsized In Ions Island
Sound-Two NIen Lost.
PORTcHEsTER. July 16.-AbOut four O'Clock this
afternoon, during the gale, the brig Abby Larabee,
Captain Hiram Carlisle capsized or Captains
Island light, Long Island Sound, and the captains
wire and child and two seamen were drowned. The
brig was bound from Bangor N. r., via Nor.
walk Conn, where she had discharged her cargo
this morning. The name Of the COOK drowned was
Brown, OF Isleboro, L. l. The name OF the other
man was unknown. TWO seamen and the captain
were saved by members Of the Amerlous club Of
tons, new tonnage; was Valued At s..ss5 tss
Meschauts Company At RApse. Tor $4,000. the can
tam lost fs,9 Y money ana $500 " personal pro.
east Of Captains LignI In DANGEROUS position to
vessels lacking The gale was one Or the So
Yerest ever experienced here. one house In East
Port Chester was blown to pieces, many trees were
uprooted, and much damage was done to the fruit
and grain crops.
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4 Clenr, Transparent Skin, such n One a.
GOURAUD's ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP can produce, q
the most lovely object 10 nature freckes tan pimples
positively removed by IBIS Soap
To be had Dr. FELIX GOC DIS old established depot,
~ Bond street. removed from 4s3 Broadway SOC. cskei
mailed, 75c.
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Another Victory Ahend.-,The Harvard Grew
departed for Europa They TO achieve another yctor
the British The great and memorab BILE triumph ove&
England we may suggest, was also pacific ore 4 va
England hut the whole worldly KNOX, the Hs
ter His Summer Styles to be had at No. sl2 Broadway
OF calculated maintain his long acknowledged
supremacy hA.tsrs OF all nationaities-
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yet;ks skin free from Al bepishes can be produced
produces healthy action Of the capariss For chaany Of
Infants musquIto btes suaburn or rou9hnes OF tbs skin y
place, and BY all druggists.
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Perfect Hair Observation-Disclosures Coceal
inc, the perfect the preparation word
for harsh and dry hair irritation Of the scalp baldno aaA
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Salesman Wauted-Who Hn, n =

knowledge Of tine jewery, precious stones and watches
finished address, together with such experiences In the
tail will be able to command FIRST class position
at once Indispensable Only those the requisites
nsmed need apply or address conldeptIay STARR NAE
Gus % John street. Post Office box 55H.
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and the oxen scattered through the woods. The
whiskey in the wagon was poured out on the ground
and the wagon abandoned.
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For First Glass Printing Of Every DescriAe
Noh 60 q b Metropolitan JOB Printing E's"S''shmsnaW
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A.-l-Rdiey Faces Eunmellcd; also tho Pr0s
paraton for sale, with Instructions, BY ~ LAUSSON ~
Rraa
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A.-Burnett's Florimel; an Exquisite PsrJ
fume resembling the fresh orders OF bouquet Has
and 10 for sale by all druggists.
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| BafcheI0r's Hair Dye.-The Rest In tho
world The Only perfect dye harmless reliable Inst anan
| Gus. Factory Is Bond street.
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Barleer's Eirsutus-The Great Hair DTedtY
One application stops It's falling promotes h6
growth. 63l broadway.
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Cristndoro.s Cnrivafled Hair Dye.-SolA
applied his and scalp factory No. Aston House.
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you can kin cockroach, water bug dca MOTH bua
about your premiseA Lyons Insect Powder win do III
nothing else WILL Look out for fralds in buying BuS
none that does bear the OF z. Lyon. If yoq
eel the thing death to all insects. Sold in bod
ties only Any who pretends to sell by the ounce a
pound q q swfndler Depot, No. 81 Park row, New York.
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Owing to the grca, increase OF bust.
ness consequent on the popularity OF
their Cartoon AMI general issle, the
proprietors of
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E.tab lisi,ed in 1SOJ-Tho METROPOLITAN Job
Printing Establshmsut 81 Nassau street.
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The Irish Church Bill Ameudm euts.

LONDON, July TO, 1863.
In the House OF Commons last evening the Irish
Church bill. amended by the Peers, was taken up.
The amendment giving glebe houses free Of build
Ding charge. after a short debare was rejected by
vote OF 326 to 237, and the amendment granting
klebes Catholics and Presbyterlans was negatived
without division.
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM

will be sent by m all to subscribers Tor
six dollars per year. Address "a MAS
sau street.
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM

would impress upon advertisers the
necessity Of presenting their sdver-
tiiements for the Cartoon papers three
days IN advance, 10 secure Insertion.
In the general issue 1t Is also neces-
sarv TO present advertisements on the
afternoon preceding the issue Of the
edition for which they are intended.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WAFFass,s,s FIsss,s,ss and Manager Mr. LESTER wA11Aok
sRILEf%sr 4s 9RiS REsoaszAhS SoSkLfS And VA
(ch.racssr. b. Mr.. Lester w.l!.ck.. NJ.
,rrs,. ssqSasIs Is iI.s soss~sl i, 9;
WILD OATS M Peck, MI oalssy NJ NJ, cur1nn: T,a:
Nj. Dsans Ssrmsa M. M. tsS,sa ssoa Fo" N..
II ess sls,is1 Lester tsss w ssss Mr.
WEDNESDAY B. 4. Ringgold, Mr.. Leonard, Mr.. HoL
YEN INA" A"A NJ: Enc sasS asrGon' I'm srs ssisn and
THURSDAY (ni.h tims,"EARNEsTINE AND TRYING
FRIDAY ahrd time)-cENrRAL PARK.
SATURDAY New Years. NIGHr-THE SCHOOL FOR
81 III ' ssSSsS
In preparation Mr.. T. w. Robertson's beautiful Military
Drama, -
Also til. exquisite COMEDY sySsSo,. Zoo
BY the same gifted aud popular author.
h.
LOST AT SEA,
which being prepared, and win be performed
''''''N . 40 SERIES OF REVEALS.
yXvOop's MUSEUM AND MENAGARIE,
w Successor to Barnum's,
orEs Eis'fSiy EsSsS Ss'1SI ssH Esssssa
sucdEssrTl hAsn wh6S ososoSbadH NJ Sba dnHsddffA GIANT
LAST YER of 1lsvS: ,Is asy !, s ever, Matinee
OF testify their delight BY ap
kENNILWW9sTH W sT plauss and. and en.nuss'm asma
K Every sar Ayliy sfssf and AMY
tn. a tsSs ky14 saSb sisrEas snS EosA
The CIRCUS Scene r. Miss Ward and Norton
As a Every Every EEysnns Evening:
$|$S $: :::::: $:::::
queen S;: q Eissss. The BSndss bsraSsIIIs.
NJ H. and Ms: WHIT JOHN
NV with Screams o., q Laughter, ,, 80 ,r
$$E $ BzE $zE is SiEzSs s s#SsS SsSs4$IE sHAE.
THREE Gkn aknNb 1ffERroRaANcEs. fsrS
s::s: i;s s!;:$:s::
s4ssgg ssfsssa efs
sss! $$ss. $ 55s'
NEW SsfH 7EAks DAY, Two
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. HERMANN.
SaSss ssS Ssssb
10
T1RYANTS' MINSTRELS 14TH STREET.
ID EXTRA ATTRACTION FOR CHRISTMAS WEEK
The champion dancer of the world,
Mr.. X. NJ. CARROLL.
AND HIS LITTLE BOY, "GOOD" DICKEY,
engaged expressly for the holiday week. They viii appear In
their novelties. songs and dances.
BRYANTS' MINSTRELS. Unsworh, Eugene,
RRYANTS' MINSTRELS. q. W. H. Grifln Dave Reed,
BRYANTS' MINSTRELS. r. NJ. Carroll, "Good" Dickey
BRYAN1S' MINSTRELS. Dempster Grier, Rockefeller
BRYAETS' MINSTRELS. Brands, Dwyer, Russell
BRYANrS' MINSTRELS. Ross grand orchestra
BhS HSSs SkSAs sTRE sHSS HSS EEy Fly
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AMUsENTENTs.

RooTHs THEATRE,
- Twsntvthrd street between Elm ana sixth avenues
AND EVERY EVENING DuRfNd THE WEEK.
INC ''''''A' A'''''' EMMA WALLER,
In her great impersonstion Of oinars
in the beautiful and piepre:qus s ssrs1s% sr.ns q
founded Sir Walter scots novel Of that name
oossesSs a ss II ss SRiaSx
and FAvORlrE MUSIC, by an Augmented chorus OF e.
psri0ced singers.
Theatre Branch Ticket Oace, the store OF
G. II. pitson Co.. III Broadway.
wrDhEsDAAS, II. ABHiA aAsgasS sHSTa Z 'Ts
WILL xPPE1R JI4 AS
The Box shee. for Mr. BOOTHS NIGHTS will be open on
WEDNESDAY DEC as, a. the usual places
O s LAST LAST NIGHT NIGHT RST FSSE
Ss$Hs Ss$Es EHE $HH I'LL $SsEHS#f $$SsssEH$#f
Owing 70 @ the return ,u Of Mr. GEORGE L. FOX on Monday
January I fosifi%sny ts;S WI THE LAST WEEK or
SsBES SsBES fHE fHE Szstis#E SzsEiS#E
with it. ssS;SG' ssi 'iE and It's
Last Last Ts SsHFs UsBEk UsBEk THE THE Ass sAshIsHT
xEApPkAkxsGE Pk MoNRAx Or iAkVAsY Mr. GEo. Z. FOX,
with the "'4Sa sSiss ''s%' On Sa' THE
ssa.s may Se sssarsd sis days IN advance 'fo = ~
POLIO HALL. APOLLO HALL.
Corner of Twenty eighth street and Broadway
THE ORIGINAL 'CARDrrr G1ANr
exhibition from sA N. to lOP.M.
ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS.
GAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELS,
~ $50 BROADWAY.
Screams OF laughter at the New Pantomme OF
"HASH."
The best HASH In the city.
GAN FRANCISCO MiNSTRELs
- 6s5 BROADWAY.
THE FAT MEMS BALL,
FAT MEMS BALL,
The FAT MEMS BALL takes place December ".
Get your tickets for the FAT MEMS BALL tonight.
GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELs
- 5s5 BROADWAY.
The Original CART-OFF GIANT.
Everybody must see the CART-OFF GIANT
MRS. r. B. CONWAY'S PARK THEATRE BROOK.
VM yn THIS EVENING
Mr.. AND Mrs. y. b. CONWAY
IN THE DUCHESS OF NOTHING
and THE ELVES
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

A -DoDwORTHS CLASSES FOR DANCING
IA. 12 Fifth 3iso 6st Fifth avenue MornIpr
afternoon evening Glasses for families Evening Casss
for gentlemen Brooklyn academy Noa0 rierepon street.
under MI. Y. Dodworth Send for circular.
J1ROOKES DANCING ACADEMIES, 38t BRoOME ST.
IL and t83 WEST TWLNTY.THIRD STREET
All the fashionable dances In one course OF lessons
NGW MASS FOR TUESDAY -BROOME STKkET.
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Al WEST SIXTEENTH srREET.-A SUIT OF ROOMS,
second Hoor, handsomely furuished house table
brst class; references exchanged.
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40 EAST NINTH STREET, NEAR BRoADwAY.-To
~ let, with Board large Room second floor, suit
able Tor gentleman and wife. Rooms single gentlemen
Day boarders accommodated.
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= LEXINGTON AvENUE.-FRONT ROOMS. ON
NfD second door. with good Board private table de-
sired moderate. Also -four Rooms house xeeping
on Thirty fourth street; rent $40 per month
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SO IRVING PLACE. DESIRABLE APARTMENTS IN
~ a corner house, with private table If desired
uow be had in n small family.
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WALLACK's. u,ru w.,.cx
w Proprietor and Manager Mr.. LESTER wALLACK
Doors open Mt ~. To commence al 8 p. NJ.
BRILLIANT PROGRAMME OF NOVELTY AND VA
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-07-17
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
PEST HOUSE, May 22d 1869.

PEST HOUSE, May 20 1869.
To the Voters Of Trinity County, In coming
before You for the Clerkship it is necessary to
tell you who I am, what am, also to state my
political proclvties ! am what is called in
this county a Southerner; as my grandfather
only brought fifty pounds Of tobacco, belong
necessarily to the second families. My parents
were honest, but when was born that imagln-
airy redeemng quality died ont in the family.
never eat any fire; claim not to be part horse
and part gator-probably I'm between
a velocipede and wheelbarrow. sNo sabe,
John p Never tried whipping my weight in
wild cats, tame cats or pole-cats; in fact, I'm
not in the cat business, being a candidate before
the Union primaries for the nomination of County
Clerk, but can thrash any man who attempts to
cough me down. l am bound to be heafd this
time. There is no use Disgusting the fact grass
is getting short and | must be nominated. Po-
ltically, | am in favor of the next war think
flibustering an innocent pastime that ought to
be encouraged by government; am in favor OF
the 18th and 10th amendments; and to insure
my nominal ton, would go still farther, and in
dorse the 18th and 18th. Besides all these quail
i6cations | am social, genial cuss occa sonaly
indulge in ''snftero' of good Bourbon, and
can chew more tobacco than any man in the
county whose name is not Jones.
2l-tf B. F. Finn