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had doubtless no other object than question ex
such singular news merited. His skepticism was in
creased by the surprise with which his staenens were
received and have often enjoyed this singular Idea OF
absolute monarch renouncng his perogatves 1t will
| shortly be ten years since my gayey gave place to
ment OF the singular idea and derive from u the unal
terabe confidence which guarantees to me the liberal
execution OF the wishes Of the country And often
characterization Of party spirit In presence Of
a solution which ought TO satisfy all wise ana liberal
minds would be hard for us to see progress reco
before anarchy.
THE FRENCH PRESS ON THE EMPERoR's HEALTH.
The Journal O1iciet of the 30th speaks, of the
EmperOrs illness as rheumatic crisis" Inc hoheT
says 1--WE more affirm that the Emperor inalady
has never been Of serious character IL only simple
every reason to hope IL will speedily disappear alto
gether" The Moniter reports the symptomaS state OF
His Majesty from st. Cloud and says 81 Itls well known
that Napoleon III. is in the habit OF smoking great
many cigarettes. He was for some time compelled by
orders Of his physician TO give smoking aogether
but Saturday no was allowed to smoke little He
Marrouniers which is on level with the vcrnet Salon
All the maerie OF the Imperial household Is sun az tne
the contrary the Emperor still intends to go for the break
THE Countess OF Monto de Teba mother OF the Empress
Of the French, received telegram on the 2Sth signed
Napoleon and stating that His Maestys health had I'M
The Paris correspondent OF The london Ners says:
There reiterated rumors that the Emperor MAJ re-
fused 10 operated upon by Dr. Nelaon because Mar
shall Mel died after being attended by that eminent sur
This story has given rise to papa6e mlsak. by
a French paper, which says that DIR. Nelatons hand
shook from feeling OF immense responsibility The
doctor is the last TO be checked by weakness OF
this kind The origin OF the tale is statement PROBABLY
untrue, that the Emperor said he had Ia man ndne'
reuse ian unlucky hand with Marshal Mel Iheie IS
much evidence that beside the malady last audedo,
the Emperor is afflicted with dsagreeable, Oten pan
full but seldom dangerous affection, called III freich
htmOrTOdes
The Public says that his chronic malady rheumatl,m.
did for time affect the bladder. and render the ACTON
OF that very painful, but that now this cOnpIfa
ton which was never dangerous, has completely ceased;
His Majestys general health has greatly improYed-he
sleeps better and his appetite is better.
The false news lately pointed at By the Journal Oriael
probably the assertion of Figaro that the Emperor
tainted several times during the performance OF surgical
operations OF gravity Figaro admits, however, that
he is much better. and by way OF Boosting OF ts otn
of information. tells the Journal Octei tha his
rheumatism is not articnlar but simply cntaneous.
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MARINE DISASTERS AND LOSS OF LIFE.

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept 10.-The schooner
Freedom is ashore at Booth Bay the schooner Potomac
OF Boston went to pieces at Mackere Cove but the
were saved two vessels are total wrecks Cape Small
Point II is SAID that only man was saved OF crew
OF IS belonging 10 one OF the vessels
The steamer Cambridge, from Bangor for Boston.
arrived at Rockand this morning She VIII be towed up
TO morrow. The passengers ana officers report right
able 10 use sails she fell into the trough OF the sea
and dritted from $50 o'clock Wednesday till $3.50 o'clock
Thursday morning when they found soundings aud
came TO anchor When daylight appeared they found
themselves OF Egg Rock near Bristol, and within half
mile OF the breakers They rode safely at anchor until
taken IN tow by the steamer NewEngand, and brought
into ROckand
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PARAGUAY AND BRAZIL.
GEN. M'MAHON's DEFENSE or LOPEz.

N. u Ut
LOSDOS Saturday, sept. II, 1862
A writer in tO-day's Standard says that Mr.. Nc
MalAn. the United States Minister TO Paraguay, de-
MES the charges which have recently been brought
against President Lopez Of Paraguay. lie says
Lopez is intelligent, polished and courageous aud
conversant with European manners and diplomacy.
Only two or three of the English desire to leave
Paraguay but they too timd to express the wish
VICTORY or LOPEZ.
LISBON. Saturday Sept. II, 1869
Tho regular mail steamer from Rio de JaneIro has
arrived here bringing dates from the hostile armies
on the PARMA TO the 10Th of July. According to a
PaTagaayap account SHARP engagement bad oc-
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RELIEF FOR THE DESTITUTE.
We have received the following SIMS of
money for the widows and orphans Of the victims Of the

The firm of Messrs. KObbe d Corlies, auction
GERS, and their employees, have contributed s2O for
the sufferers by the coal mine catastrophe. Mr.
VIM f. Lett, superintendent OF the Mohat Estate, has
collected s2l2 The hands employed In Wards Paper
Collar Factory, mostly girls, have contributed vi The
Young Mems Roman Catholic Benevolent Association
have voted slOO. The employees OF G. H.. Murray
Co have given $22. Metropolitan Hook and
Ladder Company No. have contributed s2s
The prOprietOrs and guests OF the Aston House sub
scrbed t2oi Friday AT the Mayors Office s5S 80 was
subscribed on Saturday collection taken up at the
Temple Emanuel corner of Fifthaye aud Forty thrdst
on Saturday, Melted $500. The Pennsylvania Coal
Company have forwarded 5000 TO their General Super
lntendent at DunmOre Penn, for the same object
Various other contributions, amounting TO sass, have
been received. On Saturday meeting Of the rail-
road employees was held at the Aston House.
and committee, comprising most OF the
ticket and freight agents In the city, appointed 10
receive subscriptions; One thousand dollars have also
been raised in Newark for their relief The Lincoln Club
met Saturday evening and appointed committee 10
subscriptions In most " the churches In Brook
lyn yesterday, collections taken up also Ia several
OF the churches in this city This evening concert will
be given at the Brooklyn Skating Rink by Dodworth's
band and the entire proceeds will DO gwen to swell the
fund The citizens OF Brooklyn raised sl3l on Saturday
In addition 20 sums previously subscribed.
Subscriptions for the relief OF the AvOndale sufferers
have begun reach the treasurer Henderson Gaylord,
at the First National Bank, Plymouth. The following
l,,Ih n.Y, .g,ral, fnG fNV,fav MI
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prrSppA orTuE HON. JOHN BELL.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. ll.-lie fuhefai Oh
the Hon John Bell will place TO morrow AT meetings
q, the Nashville Ror and OF the today resolu
ons were nassed euogzng the deceased The citizens
meeting was addressed by Henry 8 Foote ExPpeSdent
johnson and others Mr. Johnson spohe oi nl. ne 40
staesman and patriot with whom lac had disagreed po-
uticaiy hut 10 whom he was pleased {" pay tribute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-13
THE SUEZ CANAL.

Mr. LANCE, English Director of the Suez
Canal Company informs the public that the Sucz Canal
Company has just issued regulations for the navigation
Of the Suez Canal TO be opened on the 18th OF November
next Article states that the navigation Of the SutL
Maritime Canal Will be open 10 all ships. without dist
ton OF nationality, provided their draft OF water does
not exceed "a metresthe depth Of the canal being
metres, equal 10 20 English feet.
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PERFORMANCE UPON A NEW CHIME OF BELLS

BUFFALO, Sept. 12.-The chime of bells manu-
featured in France for ST. Josephs Cathedral In this city,
having been mounted In the tower OF the edhce large
crowds OF citizens OF all denominations assembled at the
Cathedral aud filled the neighboring streets 10 listen TO
the first performance OF the bells. 43 In number They
are worked by kew board and discourse beautiful music.
Attached to the chimes, and independent OF the key
board is q clock which, is made 70 play any required
tune ON the bells ny OF 1913 hammers arranged on
the outside OF the bells honor OF the first perform
ance of the bells Bishop Ryan celebrated Pontcal bgh
Mass rms morning ocated at Vespers in the afternoon
and preached "a sermon ia the evening.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN LEWIS COUNTY.

UREA, n. Y, Sept, IA terrible hre de-
stroyed of the business part OF Martinsburgew
CountyIon Friday morning The IRE was k'nded ny ih.
cendaries under the steps leading to the Good
Lodge room The total loss $4,000 ana tue tots in-
$4,000 Lovejoys Hotel and several stores were
wholly partially destroyed.
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A BREACH IN THE ERIE CANAL.

RocursrER, N. Y, Sept. l2.-This morning
breach occurred IN the Erie Canal at the old aqneduc
in this city. The 6s.me level was drawn down today
for repairs and all the boats are aground luis VIII de-
lay paylgauoD at least "A bours.
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TURKEY AND EGYPT.
THE JEALOUSY OF THE PORTE.

LONDON. Saturday, Sept. II, 1862
The Times. in an article the Turco-Egyptlan
affair trusts the controversy will have the effect to
improve the relations of the Sultan and the Nlceroy
The jealousy of the Porte was excited more by
snspicOn than by actions
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HER ATTITUDE TOWARD THE ROMAN COUNCIL
BRUSSELS, sept. H. 1869.
The Belgian Government declines to join Bavaria
in carrying ont Prince Hohenohes policy respecting
the forthcoming Gcumenical Council The Govern
mept has also determined TO send official delegate
To the Council.
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AN oRGAy.GRINDER RUN OVER AND KILLED.

GORG JEhNlc, Oop0' AA'-<hpoue WYNN WIS
morning. as al grinder in company with his wife.
was walking ON the Erie Railway track. near Howels
Depot passenger train the man, killing hun
aud terribly nanglnR bis body The enginees
WAS OF the accident until he arrived at Mlde-
town where he found tho organ grinders blanket aud
strap front Of his engine number OF track aborfe
gathered up the remair. and they were taken 10 lie
depot to await further disposition The organ grndeg
had been at Port Jerys the day previous abo WAS an ~
WAY 10 MlldletoWn.
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Cured between the Brazlians and the Paraguayans'
in which 200 of the former and GO of the latter were
killed Owing to the unfavorable nature OF the
ground the Paraguayans were unable to pursue.
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Total AMOUNT Tins az reeelred.

George II. Stuart, Treasurer of the Philadel-
phs Relief Fund for the Ayondae sufferers has received
over $4,000.
Mayor COngdOn OF BinghamtOn, n. Y, has,
by the request OF the Common Council called public
meeting " take measures in aid Of the Ayondale SUI
eregs.
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PORTUGAL.

RFPUBLICANISM EXTENDING.
LISBON, Sept u, 1862
The Republicans are extending their influence IN
Portugal and their organizations are increasing in
number.
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HOW THE SHAFT CAUGHT FIRE.

AvoNDALE, Sept 1l.-Many OF the miners
cannot be persuaded that the fire canght from Inc iar
mace aud wild suspicion is freely expressed that the
a.. vas mallciously kindled from the top There 10
ally no reason however why the flames may not have
originated In the furnace The drait IN one Oh 'heso
Gre onss ia powerful enough TO carry single through
o., the TOD Of the shaft 1t Is understood that on inc
non,ps the men went work, they knded the furnace
with old oil cask slaves and neglected TO add coal az
o nrop.r time After the fire had got fairly burning
h marks and pieces of blazing wood shot through the
oue out into the shaft and Get 1t on IRE II IS not gee
aI Known that the engineers thinking that something
80. wrong In the "air.way," emptied pail OF water
nvn the shaft The instant this was done the ion ar
ga. purified and the flames leaped up into the breaker
aud engine ROOM
PLAN FOR THE PROTECTION OF MiNEks'
70 IA. Editor Of The Tribune.
s,R. would like to submit the following
ian tor the protection OF confined by accident III
mines Let there he law passed compelling every MN
80 company after an advance has been made gwen
a,,auce from the shaft TO sink tube MT" 'nfousn
9TH ~ through rock the drill hole Will DO suo'o"
Tls tube OF hole shoGd be At least four iHeDe' 40
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ter communicating with the mine at distance from
the shaft and arranged at the top that steam re
engine may attached and worked to throw In air This
would not only supply the miners with pure air. but
would drive all the smoke and deeterious gases mp
through the shaft while at the time water could be
thrown In ut shaft without endangerng the lives OF
the confined miners. As the mine advanced below,
pipe could be- connected TO the opening in the roof and
carried forward the advanced thus always
supplying fresh air at the farhest portion OF tbe nine
In addition mine extended 10 should be secured
at points masonry and iron doors as 20 prevent
spread OF re along the Again this tube would
answer as speaking tube to communicate with the
miners, and even to convey TO them food and drink.
Nsr- York, Sept II. 1869. HG. d.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
THE BYRON STORY.

LONDON, Saturday, SEPT. IT, Iobv
A letter in The Telegraph to-day, asserts that Lord
Byron did not meet Mrs. Leigh from period before
his marriage until after the separation from Lady
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FAITH OF LADY PALMERsTON.
BELGIUM.

Lady Palmerston, widow of the late Lord Palmers-
ton died Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-13

WOODSTOCK, \. b., Sept. 9.-Prince Arthur and
SUITE and baggage, left Fredericton at 10 O'clock with
two carriages and arrived here-siItytwo mles-in Elk
hours and forty Ave minutes. Arches were erected In
honor OF the Prince, and his arrival greeted by
crowds OF persons The militia fired salute, and an adj
dress was presented 10 the Prince, who made verbal
arrive at Riyiere Du Loup on Tuesday. tremendous
storm pre- allied last night The weather Is fine today
QUEBEC, Sept 11.-Lieut. Gov. and Lady
Bclleau issued cards for ball TO Prince
lie Isih inst
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Thursday, June II, 1862
The Hudson County Land and Improvement
Company, Mr Lewis +. Wood, auctloDeer, had large
sale this afternoon OF portion Of their property at
Creenvile With the exception Of single plot Of 5Oxl25
every lot on their map disposed Of about 2oO persons
being present and the bidding very lively The prices
however were considerably less than the Company has
been asking at private sale. They ranging from $500 to
800 per lot Of 25xlOO Most Of the purchasers resi-
dents Of Jersey City
Messrs A d. Mellck jr & Bros sale Of lots at New
Providence Station extraordinarily well attended
The property has been heretofore described In this col
unn so need only say at present that everything
passed off satisfactorily the choicest Of the lots going at
the rate Of 800 TO $4,000 acre. The liberal provision
made by Mr. Jones' the OF the property for the
entertainment OF the crowd is deserving OF special men
lion -. ,-..
brought TO sudden termination, after three lOts hau
been disposed Of by the absolute refusal Of the owner 70
part with any OF his property at such prices VIC
informed that the prices obtained Tor thOse sou o
not unreasOnably low. 80
The second sale OF the Rutherford Park properly was
made by Messrs BleeckcT, Son Co.. TINS aIteiHoSon
The weather was delightful and the attehdhhcS lsnS s
respectable, though not quite as large rs OH 'no H0'
Messrs A. J. Bleecker Son Co. win sell by auction aI
No III Broadway tomorrow noon, the tWO-sIoLy anu
basement frame house and lot, NO. Z26 hOun EABst'
Jersey CITY; also country seat with two acres OF lahu
al Bath L. L. one mile distant from Fort HamIton'
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18

A PICTURESQUE Summer RESIDENCE,
N eoBsBng II With ten acres OF lana stses
ofbe Orange N j. for Sale Apply 20 T. r. hhhhSh
4 Co, 10 WllAmst, n l.. or L. D. hAShELb LDiAV DuI
lnna. OTaRRe. ~ j.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18
putitfs Of 8ankrupttV.

U. S. MAKsHIL's OTyicE. y. d. oy PESSsyLvASrA,}
PHILADKLPHtl June 3. 1903. )
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTlCE-That on the
s dsv June A. D. 1902 Warrant ig BsntIuptey was Issued
i,t he Estate ofCfAKLES HENRY FlTLB late eopsrtner Win
n,i l. Fos az H. Foster Co. of Philadelphia, 10 the COUNTY
aIpbJlpb Pennsylvania who has bssnAudsd Bank
t m III IAN Pron that the OF Debts sud delivery
SroeT,y belonging such Bankrupt 70 him. or for bis use and
M Of Auy properly by bin, forbidden by Law that meeting
af SAID bankrupt q their debts aud TO choose
os or sore agusei bic Estate viii be le at Court o. Banh
,,sy - he holden G5 Walnut street Cy oi Philadelphia. be-
i''lrss ~ ~! tt .it.i,sL I, m E M. GREGORY,
jell laHJNF - - N'''-N'' .
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18
Yost anS founS.

THE PASS-BO0K No. 1,794 of the German
savings Bank n City ofNew.York in she Of JOHANN
JOSEPH PURGRR LOST holder notified that unless be
presents claims the Ofce Of the Bank within two months The
Pabook declared eIngued and the deposits settled With The
dspostoL-NeN-York. June T. 1903
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18
Sutton Sails Of Zeal Cstutt.

AARON QurNBY, Auctoneer. . -
A UCTI0N SALE OF EIGHT VILLA SITES
N on ORANGE MOUNTAIN, y. j.. BELONGING TO A p
Pilot. es1.-E H. LUDLOW CO. WILL SILL AT AUCTION,
WEDNESDAY, June o. 1862 at o'clock the premises
Orauge eigl elegant BUILDING SITES Of Eve acres each
beautifully the Tunpie Norhaed road Gregory and Noun.
located between the residences Of r. Pilot Mrs ChAs
those Of Gen. Marcy, Dr. Marcy Mr. Robinson Mr
Heker These plots uueIeed IN convenience Of oa'
beauty Of prospect and saubn Of climate by any properly he
distance from the city via y miles
beautifully wooded with splendid forest trees NeH
waee With living spring views Of the surrounding
country: adu th5g u Orange with all M Advantages hourly
omnunic T. the Ltty of New York.
the once Of the aucOneers No Pnet New
York tbfbl
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring to purchase rent such property
viii find it to their interest to advertise in THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any other
paper and in addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found not only in NewYOrk and ali its cities and
villages in every State and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be as brief as VIII
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear TO tho
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE, Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals in every
business professions consequently advertisements in each
are read by all classes. TIE TRIBUNE deyOes especial
attention 20 reports of sales Of real estate both In city
and country thus adding greatly TO the value Of its col
uns as an advertising medium. The charges for adver
tsing are as follows DAILY TRIBUNE, % cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE 50 per line: SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUSE 25 cents per lne About words Of
our wide columns average lne Terms cash in advance
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18

y y T
I'D AUCTIONEERS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No. 25 NAsSAUsT, COR CEDARST.. NEw-lnRE o.,
CITY Residences Lots Country Seats aud Farms bought sold
rented exchanged negotiated Auction Sales Of ParutgIe &c
HD POR ISilPI
THE NOVELTY or THE SEASON.
OLDFASHIOSED RHODE ISLAND CLAN BAKE
SPLENDID COLLATION., FREE EXCURSION.
TIB TRIP or THB YEAR -
ladies with WEDNESDAY AORNlh6 June ~ 70
depot ofthe South Side Railroad loot Of South kbsL Nhs'
9S5 O'clock for p Go attend
JOHNSON MILLERS sale 80 Of The choicest villa Plots
miles metropolis You stand The shore o toe
property catch bass aud bl hh With rod and reel t OF The
magnificent villas beautiful ponds sad country places surrounding
H % vi nothing else OF tie other araons py
you wen ~ trip sP Que Of the most fashionable pees 10 We
Of ArstoerAte
rogotaus villa property offered A. aue
ton the Smith Farm Il aoHs the magus
cent residence G Shepherd Knapp snd Bradh Johnson The sale
which will place rata shge will be absolute IN every particular
No bids will b. aAde in behalf oi the owner. ,-
eher the date WEDNESDAY June 7 Remember that The
place the premises the tva o ihe cars DouI
for this would The pleasure ~ TIE mp
Tale special south Side Railroad train ~ sS from foot oi
South Eghthst Wamsburgh Neuiokes will allow 70 minutes
cross ferries FTr viii BE- issued T. a
persons by JOHNSON 4 MILLER. No. - NA'AAu - " ],
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received Mt the
y Board OF Education OF Grand aud
m streets lard until TUESDAY the 22d day ofJqns
1869 coc for supplying the coal and wood required o
rOl tut f thousand 5000 cords Of OAK wood and
one tlou,sul one hundred cords wood ess
The coal must best quality Of white ash furnace and stove
tr M good order thousand hundred and forty RO pounds
nu and must delivered In the bins az the several school
bng Tie proposals the mines from which 10
poel 10 supply he furnished from the mines named
ce % tue price per un Of Two thousand I"o haSded aud
forty q 2iOl pounds , -,-, N, 4, -. .
foN via thousand furnace size twelve hundred uns Of
hundred and twenty-five tuns Of esg size aud seventy
Tie oak wood the best quality the sticks no. s than three
The pine wood must be Of the best quality not @ than three ~ feet
six co. Inches long -,
m cubic feet solid for both aud oak wood and also
woo 10 be SPLIT required by the Committee Supplies
the OF the
Inector Of Fuel OF Education aud be delivered
the schools. When ordered IS follows ~
tueuydnh August and the remainder required BY the Com
mlttee supplies
said wood oak ard pine be delivered sawed AID when
aued split piled ln the yards cellars vaults
tie school buildings designated By the proper authority The
contracts supplying said wood to be binding until the 27d
dy Of June 1870 TEo sursss for tbs faithful performance Of the
will repaired aud Zach must be accompanied with the
signatures and residences Of the proposed sureteA
No will be allowed for delivering said coal and wood
Of putting phng
lars vaults. bins Of said schools
Proposals the COMMITTEES Supplies Of the
Board of Education and should be ndosd Proposals. Tor Coal Or
Proposals Tor Wood" a. the be.
The Committee reserve the right TO reject all Of the propo
offered. TIMOTHY BRENNAN, Comm''s'
THOMAS MURPHY 90
SAMUEL A. LkWlS. bappHs@
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18
AUCTION SALES OF WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY REAL
ESTATE.

gY MALLORY & BLACKwELI~-sING SING lots
Hot o. Besvueave l5 fron Crotou Turuuke 1i25....
lot on Eeleyueave so from CrOtoa Turnpike, 5JIiZ5..
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18

WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 1O4 Futon-st
w STEAM JOB rElNTERS and LABEL hAhUFACIVk
Frs
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18

FRKK LABOR BUkEAt INTELLIHENUh VFFIUbi 7
jane O. 1863
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that in pur-
oav this department has established LABOR BUREAU
aud INTELLIGENCE OFFICE which Will be opened at Pmptohs
Budiuz Suyyeanta, Thrdaye, on TUbSDA1 5h
following rules regulations: The oMce viii be open
daily (eIept sunday from O'clock to o'clock M from
April 10 and from 70 from November
April Books shall be kept n which shall be recorded the names Of
ppan residence the time they have been IN
s United States and city place bh married single the
number dependent them and their trade occupation
Also books be recorded the aud residences OF
applying for bo the kind Of labor required aud the price Of
proposed paid No fee from either applicants for employ
ment for labor shall any preienee be demanded ~
JOSHUA PHILLIPS, Secretary.