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New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

be placed parerres Of flowers There are entrances
either side as well las In front, giving ample facilities
Tor eXt lhe ground floor contains suite OF apart
ments Tor the ShdHds, or JanOr, four large school
rooms, the Trustee room and chapel also TO be used
for general meetings and for assenbages schoars
The architecture Of the Moorish type There main
front with two towers finished square surmounng
final bearing ball and Shield OF David" which
will be visible from quite distance The material is the
eourse ana with Dorchester used for the trimmings.
There are three large corridors I'm the main front
tral helng a magnificent rose amdar with tho sheld OF
DayidU companions In the OrDamentatOn All the win
dows are OF stained glass; exquisite In color and design
The columns supporting the arches over the main
trance and the windows above are decaely wrought,
the entire ornamentation Of the front ana parenry
coOred tiles and handsome iron Daleinents ana oria
ments The interior decorations, like the arehtecture'
pure Moorish The barbar1c spendor OF thls sy9is
however, toned down and subdned In the pest tas'e
whole OF the decorations as well as the general Outline
OF the building have been designed III ulpets, Will
gives exquisite symmetry Of effect which Is apparehS
TO the most ordinary observer
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

CONVENTIONS AND MEETINGS TO-DAY.
wppyy,p.y Mat g-Amercau Equal Rights AsncaoH t Ntsl
,sy Han DAY ara svuibg oeurudng 10y Among hs lpes
-, s.geGted are Anna biokusoB Frederick Douglass Mar
errors Maia Anueke IAy Pertham Mrs Oakes smith kIf
THE NEw.HAvEY MURDER.

The murder in New-lIaveu on Sunday night
was q most horrible and brutal one Tho Irlshman
McNeeny attacked German, Einger, for very trivial
cause aud so wounded him with knife that he has since
lain AZ the point death Another German, who
10 his assistance was killed outright aud most terribly
mangled The fOIOwingis account Of the appearance
of the poor fellows body IN the EeWIayen deadhouse
from The Palladium:
AZ tbs Police Oniee n CHASTITY spectacle attracted
crowds OF people all day long la the basement imne
dlatey under the Chiefs room tho body Of Louis Bcnsch
the murdered man, was stretched upon table IL was
horrible sight IL exhibited wound on the left breast
directly over the heart. The blade which made this
gbtu cash penetrated the lung and severed the heart
When IL drew OF the deep Incison t brought tho
mans life with It, Another wound little
lower down, also extended to tho heart
There were three other wounds - measuring
from 10 a inches In length-one on the abdomen
tbe groin and one Just below the left hip. These
wounds presented n sIckeninR sght-tOO hckeninR, in
decd 10 Justify us describing them In all their ghas
ness Many who t1 look at the body grew pale
they gazed at the murderer's work. Others turned
quickly away with nerves shocked and feeling OF sick
ness at the stomach. Many who descended the steps
leading to the basement refused 10 the doorstep
and left without viewing the body During the afternoon
the remains placed IN CONN, ana thus relieved OF
much OF their ghasty appearance.
The murderer, with probable accOmpllce, n still at
large IL known whether they have left the city
not IL IL thought that they came 10 NewYOrk by the
sunday night train, which left after the murder.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
IN THE TOMBS.

To me Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The undersigned, two young women,
are imprisoned at the Tombs by order Of Judge Cardozo
for so-caed contempt Of Court, and have been so i'm
prisoned since Thursday night OF last week sister OF
ours who had been unfortunately married had obtained
divorce from husband giving her the custody OF her
little daughter about five years old Recently the
father made application % Judge Card0zo to nave te
child taken from her and given TO him. witnesses we're
examined on both sides, when the mother, becoming
frightened went away with her child. For this zee nave
been locked up until tho child Ia produced But we sol
emnly declare that did not know the intention Oh our
sister 10 20 away with the child, that she went without
our knowledge assistance and that we DO not know
where she or the child is But Judge Cardozo mas
never given us an opportunity TO chow our ~.
noccnce, and Is reported 20 have sara tnet
we shall "say In prison until we rot OF produce tne
child" We hear that he has told lawyers whom we wish
10 employ that they will incur his enmity II they inter
fcrc on our heha that II they procure WITT OF haness
corpus IL will be made returnabe before nun tha ne
has spoken all the Judges and tney nave proseu 10
send the case back 10 hun, and that nc VIII ho us ahy
way What are we we 10 dot Our health is falling rom
confinement 10 when are unaceustomed Is there no
law no Justice 10 mercy! .
We are innocent Is 1t possible that we can be Kept
thus In ali lawyer except at heavy fees whlen we
cannot pay, are afraid TO undertake our case since
courts and counsel fail ms we appeal to the puDc TOT
tce Is there lawyer who for reasonable lee VIII
take our case I'm hand aud who is not afraid OF iueurrng
the enmty Of single judge who seems determined TO
oppress us - ASNA r. drcAss rEAssA6i'
Neio York, May II, 1859. JOANNA OOoSSoh
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rnE IRoN.cLAp aATLANTA." AND CUBA.

A few days ago the Rebel iron-clad steam
ram Atlanta was sold by the Government and removed
from her moorinEs at League Island. Knowing ones
mystsrouAly hnted Cuba. Everything was conducted
onietly and n certain samuel Ward OF New-1Ofk city
was reported as the buyer OF the vessel On Mon
day the ugly, formdabe-looking craft was yng al the
shfp-yard OF Neare Levy In Philadelphia. AT the
ship.yard the owners name is not known
Her hull and battery-casing being substantial
mud powcrfu and her machinery not very much out OF
repair the work upon the ship Will not take any great
gth Of time The baterydeck Is clear. the guns nav
ing an been removed some time ago; Waterman
excludes visitors from going below tho deck.
There l. q OF understanding among those cognlzaht
OF anything concerning her that she 10 be taken TO sea
as soon finished on g trial OF speed, ana
when at sea there will be no trouble about
transfer In fact, 10 Is generally under
stood that once In salt water aud outside the marine
league she will be steamng In Cuban waters under
the Cuban dag IL has been said that the purchase OF
the Atlanta was private speculation. but war craft OF
her weight aud style would scarcely be suitable Tor
gentlemans pleasure yacht, even though he medtaed
taking cruise among Chinese pirates or Cape Cod coast
WI ltnllAuelphla iuQulIcI'
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TIE LATEST SPINDLE.

Superintendent Kennedy received from United
States Treasurer Spinner yesterday the following letter
UNITED STATES. WARRINGTON. May 1862
MI DEAR avn almost daily receipt from parts Of the
country incong circulars issued BY called firm Of
Guibrdge Co.. wsl your city Offering furnish
copies genuine United States Treasury Notes. the moderate
aud seductive $40 copies for 5in good money! eIbb
uosssur painting be expected ofa Walt operator
observed other notice Of the Of the wbo
~ and Of the disclosure that the
erc copies which he promised furnish Snd does believe fur
pish to bis victims are small photographs Of Ued States notes
hoped that this did result the punishment Of the scamp
would put stop his further operations but have to-day
ceiye from Charleston Of bis circulars accompanied by acad
STAMPED NAV 1863 both Of herewith inelOse) from which
conclude that he still pursuing his psaOus andsiur6d BY the
police. ..t.
or course the United States against eounterns taxes no
cogBnee Of such this and the general opinion seems 10 De
that any one dishonest eud bis money Tor 'uen
purpose II serves him rgh fheb Is sHndled out OF H. The name
too il omnous for man attempts get Gumbrdg It's ony
he houd get But Of opinion that even fools and
rights police bound 70 respect and IN this
belief you inquire whether there not tome " OF tue STATE
New which this promising youth be brought to ag
ent aud the grip firmly cred him as to make BIN
copy the abr. rather than those Of Uncle Sam
VERY truly yours
T. T. SPINNER Treasurer United stAiea
This syindIer was arrested time but after.
ward discharged. as he had committed no Ohense OF
which the law could take cognizance
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
nONRsTIC MARKETs

NEWORiEANs, MAY ll-Coon-Ihe market IL quiet, dun aud
Dropping Mdd t0lsc sales OO bales receipts 9ls bales
potts 75l2 Cod 1881 BIchkug-serng l5l hsNlerk Sght
bn. premium four quiet sPetes. % 81 Double BIs Is
ay prime s27 PoSk 25 BseeB 10! 9l aliie Lard
chsnge sugar-Commoh, ri 0oe prime, nl1i3ic MosSes
Prine. iTlc.
WMNdroS n c. MAv lL-Spiu Turpehne lnNefAt AOl Bile
Ro,psranei 81 low No O Pale S5 81; EI,gs
e7 Tar declined Sc, and quoted AZ e. "a CooBGo sales -
aAyANNLu GA. MAY lCotonThs market queti sales 40
bales Mag' 1ic receipts 6S bss' exports eoaNse 3s2 bales
Cuci0o MAY FouT hrmi Spring Ertras held e. HI0S6 %
wheat dub sales Of No. at ~ lGdSl 49, No. O. ~ I3l since
Change 81 L. Corn trmer sales al b9i95s!e for No oss
aetiVe as OF No 6id0e Rye iu better demand sales Of No
ls BARLEY Que. At si 90 Hghyinss uashsd sale. =.
8gd9c Provisions quiet and Mass Pork ej Lard nAeuti
held sy 81 lIl DrV Saltea shoulders hm at Ae loose hs
PORK quiet al 6H kItrA Prime cas- Iags easyi sales ~ 9
81 81 for fr choice Cattle dn ard sa,es a. ~ s
ss 20 for eSn@sp % good eosS se1ts y ' fssi; 20
BurALo I Ayli-RssspsPlou 600 bba WnsS.r, ks 0S0
bush Corn, 50 900 bush Oats 0OO bush cn IA
bush C0Is, 5000 helh FEVshs eauV-eA Wheat la" NN' "
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

BELLOo Moad.y May Io 1852 Frederic Taper Bel, only sou Of
Charles sHS A9g.s a. ssi sss yes I R ~. re,t.,es
fGai oS Psr,S S So "a %e., Forty biidI h .sd os %
are Invited to attend.
CAMRRON-on Monday TO- Julia Spencer daughter Of George
TIL H. .PS Ja1 Ig W Gs%.roD cane or. 1S, , So,is. : this WED
ssay MAY y At o'clock % from tie residence Of her parents
cRAYEA Babetb n j. Sunday May Jane widow Jacob
r yl, and friends Oftbe family .re respectfully invited attend
the Presbyterian Church this day twedns''yD
at O'Clock D.
DAvrs-AM Mt vernon Tuesday the lih in't Sarah L0ui'.
% % .sd fsass the fsmy are respectfully .ssd
aersl the First Uniys,a'' Church Mt vernon 0a IA1
.bop iSe.s Anna NJ VIE Of Ruia, Emerson daughter O NE
rI. :: ;.S.5. SS: .rs 4. 5iS
GRAST-sudde Tuesday May H. Margaret the beloved wife Of
The relative. sod friends also h. Of Eureka Lodge No 21
, 9 aS:S % Ds to attend her asH oa h late residence 40
Maibory-st o'clock p. nj. THURSDAY. Nay 9 1859
White Plain: wsseSssisr Co. J.. % a ssr Of b..
Iodge 10 a5 asd M Co@pinions Buctngb ChaEtsr No
ia NJ ad member; Of Msa;ehss @ S no t
u o'clock tho Reformed Church the village o.
California Ind vernon. pagers please cory.
MARs-on Tuesday May H. AFTER long and palnia ne'' Stella
Notice Of The funeral will be given hereafter
SpLos Harlem Ta.d.I Ma. T. osS: cS:: sS Ii %sess'
and sod, ,Ss s% arr rs'psy invited 70 ssod
tsenfnhIt sIhars, on THURSDAY the h hst " O'clock
PHLrPs-rn stanford Conn., on Sunday May Nancy wife Of
Edward Philips 20 the 7it year Of her axe. . =,
The relatives the family respectfully mv,ei 10 atnd
The funeral services the Uuivest Church In stanford on Nei
usslsy remains vii be conveyed 20 Green
sill he waiting the Station tie ARRIVAL Of the
train lesyiBg NeElerk az O'Clock a M
sCOrT-Iu Fusbug Monday HAy TO- Henry W. Scott Flrst
ttant Rngueer L. s. NAsJ. aged 30 years -. ....
hs athers house Cut0aye Thurs he Jth nsA,
At O'Clock Cars leave hunters Poni at u o'clock m
vOSR-Ou Sunday May congestion Of the Msr Louise.
,Bt daugb bier Of James 3. and Louise }. Nose
The friends of the family repeeiy invited 70 asa
tue residence Of her parents So zs West IEeksl
on Wednesday, the 2b Inst, at o'clock p m
lingering Illness MARI ZeeE.
ths beloved wife Of julius Ze 10 the Jd Of her
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
Enterprisina,

We sotce by the Baltimore papers that The nteFpnsg
wm KSABE been making extensive alterations
arg. Piano Mandatory corner Eutsw and ws the
demands for their having compelled them to enlarge They have
employed at present workme and out IS week
Will enable them 70 place 90 nearly
present and TO meet the great demand which now
10 to 50 Pianos per week Ihe oudn
Of ground the largest but the most beautiful sfae
United By the way we would sda tnat
these popular used at the ACADEMY o hns
aud by the principal artists and critics on the continent
the BgnOfs Italian Opera Troupe hrbhs
English Ope Troupe Bulls Troupe and others We esa
safely say Of the kind in use Their
kew.HOrk Agency Is at No. $50 Broadway.
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FUNERALS TO-DAY.

ARNOLD FANNIE B.. No. 2ls West Poarieen.h-st
CROFFUT JONATHAN. VI D., No. 25J Bridge St, BEo0kyn-
DAVIDSON, MARGARET, No. IA GanseyOortst
HASTBURN. JOHN w. No. l0i East Forty-hrst st.
FOLEI MICHAEL c., No. go Mulberryst
GEARY JOHANA. No 29 East Twenty hnh-st
GOLpENBuRG, JULIUS. No. 6l6 LeIiugOu ave-
KUHN REGINA, No. 81 West fNeuuethst
LYNCH DANIEL. No. las Bast Eighytbirdst
AcDERMOTr JOSEPH. No. $40 Bdst Flheentb-st
McGLINN JAMES, 81 hary's Church. BROOKLYN & ID.
McKAGUE MARY A. No. % Fr0utst, Brooklyn
REEVES. THOMAS, All Saints Church
SHERIDAN JOHN. No 428 East Ihirteenth-st
YOSE MARY L. No. 2S1 Wes; Twelfth st.
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MARRIED.

BUNKBR-BLAIR-In Harlem by the s. McCulock. Mon
May TO- Mr. Wm. A. Bunker Bliss Maggie Blair all Of
New-lork.
MCHEL-SAYARYAtth the Church Of a. Vincent De Paul Thurs
the Rev. Father Aub. Mt Edward A. j. Michel OF
Bnobt Meuhe) Psnce TO Mary eldest daughter Of the late John
Rdward SaVAry Of West HobOkeu.
STILLsoNwHIToNA PermoRt TnssS. Msy H. BY the Rev
DR. SCHUYLER assisted by the Rev s. O. Hitchcock Jerome B.
stsou Bessie p, eldest daughter Of William H. Wilton
TUTTLR-ROGBRS-A, Milford Conn, Tuesday, Mar H. 1902
T. Woodruff Of South ROrELk Charles THtue OF
EewYork ofhe Union Psee Railroad shd Helen
Louisa daughter Of the H0u Isaac T. Rogers OF Milford No cards
All Notices OF Marriages must be indOr'cd uih hll
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
NAVY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., May u.-Lieut, Commander
ul vas detailed the Naval Academy on TIE ea 4st anu
ordered to ready duty tue Lancaster Fret
IIsnr, l. spor and secoud BRsneer John boo"c are
orTe 10 duty At Academy. PaJnAser ~ henn3uo
will relieve PaymE,ter WAimOugh from duty a ,hsPS't :"
and Coal At the Pmadspha Maryland the ' July es''An'
N "A Ruford hast placed o waiting orderA
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
THE STATE or TRADE.
.l LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
ais. Mar n. .-Bouse qniet Rtntes, u IT. '9c
lvnSr INnIA MARKETS.

HAVANA May 1.-THE sug. market Is buoylnt with an Improved
advance, sales made to-day he
s ,eslt per arrobe No ~ Exchange London a. "a
,5 ,r cent premium United States 60 DAYS sight IN gold pNl
ts couni sight, currency 2ti cent dseOun on Paris
iHk ~ NceDtdl
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
suttiaI guti;ts.

Fifth Assembly District Union Republican Associn-
Association vii he held az
No. PrucesL THIS "Wednesday bNbAlN0 ao CLOCK lie
Executive Committee Will meet at u o'clock - - ... - .
NATHANIEL GEORGE, See. WILLIAM l. HANNA FfesI
THos G, BANER,
sixteenth Assembly District soldiers Association VII
meet az No. Thrdave a O'Clock he evenings THURSDAY
and FRIDAY the 3h nstS for enrolment By onltr
Ssrst H4S5ySS sr IooH''' s,cret,re, capt A '"N'A'
EIahteenth Assembly Distret.-The Committee appointed
RepubhcaH Genera Comiee 10 enroll ksPa1,gs "a
will that NbDNhSDAl aud
TrRSpAY EVENINGS ID No $50 1tiraye from
a. GEO b. VAN BRUNr,
WY N WINTERBOTTOM
PHILLIP T. uERLICK.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

Mssisquoi Spring Water.-Tbe only known remedy fo'
and a diseases hdneyS Sold BY all druggists DePot
No College Place, New York.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

HE Oats 10 70 EsvTor, Cof Absny Zoe nS1y eoi sos
nprbapSJ Wheat in fr demand saes VI 5000 bush No.
and Chicago i2 and 1000 bush No SCaisag9 g n,e & 30, A
Csru ane usd sales early OF 3O0N bush rev s o<s
OOr BUSH &c. closing freely oHsrrd uoc
shade lot. selling a. & NE
Farley dull; sales OF so bush Caaada o.
delivered the Peas dull, ssles Of So bush
quiet steady Pork bettet ~ WI % o heAy '
Lard l9c HghWnes held at &c. ath no bus ers - . . - ~,
PRAScsco May oFour strong at - 5Ia$9 % Csoe
Wheat 81 80 Legal Tenders, 74t -.
Moslts Ala NAV CsonTbs d1l and demand lin
sales bales MddBg 26026c pcsPs, OF b~e'i
exports. l437 bales .. Al,
BALrMoHs ay Cetton very dali ard nominal at ze FOG Mid
ding Flour dull Irregular sufficient market 10 Sssh quo
onG Wheat dull sales Good Prime Valley Red a. 81 eoD
~ o5 duli Pnme White sld8lc Yellow s3sic Oats dni
az a79e for Heavy. 73675e for Light Rye-NOthmg dong IN"
visions unchanged al 6rma nd scare Al
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
PHTLApELPHIA CATTLR MARKET-MAr Il

The demand for but prices reusiref
about The sane last quoted The offerings principally OF Pe1r
yAna and Western head mste at
from c to Sc NJ for fair good cattle and from 9ic 10 se
of eNfa cattle Common cattle sold AZ from 6e Ia &C. 10,
market active aud 380 head sold At
fom Oi19c. y h. gross as to condition.
HOGsIhe demand 50 the onY reaching
9so head at from $2to sl3 100 10, Sop. and from 10
Cows-We hsve No change this sold
from SSS TO 30 or spnng and from so 10 $75 for Cos and Calf
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
CAMBRIDGE CATTLR MARKRT-Ml1 1I

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-MAr1I
Beef CausRsets 2f head; market snpped
weeks sales Of Bttrs s30sl325 FIRST Quality si2 20;
Second Quality Sl0Sll Oi Third Quality. Sl06s0S 80 sheep
LambsReesg lsla head farmer. 10 the holding their
~ n. Spring Lambs, 8a9c. Veal Caves s38sl0
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
knapp's
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF ROOTS

knapps
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF ROOTS
for making
ROOT BEER.
Root Beer Manufacturers Druggists Coneeones etc. will and to
u
cheap Wholesome Gul Smelly favored beer besides san be mada
% shorter space by the old process In bottles al
Doe ls and 90 gallon cans at S2 sufficient 10 make 10,
aud 500 gallons of Beer
DIRECTIONS BOTTLE and CAN For sale by p r.
KNAPP Co. Sole Propors No. t2 Hudsonst, hrg~t.
sud by s wholesale Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers
IN the United States and canada
ROsadaIis
PURFIES BLOOD aud CURES SCROFULA sod al Chronic
Blood Liver aud Kidneys Recommended By the Med
M Faculty thousands Of oar best citizens For testimonials
ofr,m,rkable cures Rosaais Almanac for this
Prepared by Dr. j. j. LAWRENCE Co.. No 6l Exchange
P''' JOHN p HENRY
No. 3 CoegeplAee, NeN.Yort.
Pateut--MVNN Co no 81 Park.row N y Agents Gr OBJ
tanning AMERICAN and EUROPEAN PATBNTa
TNentyeve wears experience
Pamphlet OF Law aud Information free
Walter Grape Vines will be good order for sending cut untt
the We replace all dead the 6rt
old pee aceonng se - 49, and 50 eaeh two years.
each. Bend stamp fcT circular.
Fruit Jars! Fruit Jars!! Fruit Jars!::
RowLET vs. MASON
Manufacturers subject ohtaiH Pfn'e
copies Jadge Fishers decision against McS aa ia favor Of
r. Rssley hy appl,ips 10 s b. ROwLEE
No 09 Nsrts.st Phittepha
Amercan Aati-saVery sSoeeus lNSrth H4 & he ReS
IDHN Z. SARGENT Il. &. HuRLEtGH. MARY HhhH,,
A. DAVIS. the Hon. henry NJ TURNER ~ 1eefs.,
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THE TAX LEVIES.

| The following are the items contained in the
NewYork County Tax Levey as finally adopted by the
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
For iliinois and .ifIsseuri I'rsods
ADvERTisK M THB ouiS5f VIM"

RAUtTACHE PHLLlPs az SrINCY WHO
h, seusion ~
AND kkPUbLltAS hia sssa s ks wSsa Illinois sss
kofhsrn Missouri Il, -. .,a vexily Il Is 6stelASs
THE WHlG 10 Dubishsd oosn N~'' -
Rspabhsaa News having editor employed
.s department. yAne' osNsa On Us
70 sHsnd s"sy lous Hh tse secaa sy hh
hsis ppi A,a ava huuec inpoanss TIE popaANss
nois Pon s eo Several hundred nes buildings are
now nsneen e psr railroad tgs nsary eompets mAhng
49, ~. s ps WhsS laSi ss d Is % ,o,v", w M,s
rAS Tbs ess sss aso.osk Knos MsDouoag6 sshuJs HsE
s Iss.cs,roa Morgan Pie Macon . -, -.
breEa ca. savSa AiaI Knox Lewis Lima hAsss
S,r,eu Munro kungsiou, Charlton, Grandy
o.s.s. s,r avert moderate. Addrem
EhILHIcRR PHILLIPS, Publishers Quincy Whis, ouuty w
York IsOid EXCHANGE Bauk.--stAtseot OF tne MN
EXCHANGE BANK ei
,Stfps saturday, hs ah May, 1919
Avsfsg of Spec
Averass
cU Coany New YoTb. Jacob hsset ~, ia
the beat ~ ny edss chst
srura lshr ss sRh ls Of Mv. iss xa.rs Puhhe.
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DIED.

All Notices Of Marriages must be indOr'cd rih hla
name nd address
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
THE HOUSE or MERCY.

The tenth annual report OF the House OF
Mercy for Women the foot Of West Eighty IN ST.
The following details Of is operations during tho
past year The number Of nmhtes nt The last annual re-
now Va os &C received since that time, "a; whole number
anrnr Tie year 40 OF these % have returned 10 Their
friouds nave gone 90 service nave been sent to hos,
nitni sent TO other Institutions have died, b left
yifhout pcrniss were sent away, ana ran away
me present number Of inmates II a. The sum or
E M IN has beep received from charitable sources dur
inc tbe wear and $Osu 40 has been expended Tor the
nrnoses OF The institution " $40 &c remains on hand,
beside building fund OF SiJ,sS 10 ih Sash anu CHeu
-.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
MAY ANNIVERSARIES.
..,nnrn.n ,Nr1-sI.AYERY SOCIETY,".

AMERICAN ANIl-SLAf LhA DON-
,rr,,RTy-sIxTH ANNIVERSARY - ADDRESSES By
XTFNDEII, PHILLIPS AND FRED. DOUGLASS
The American Anti-Slavery Society met IN
steinway Hall yesterday morning az 10 oeocA' lor l0
of celebrating s6th anniversary OF It's organ
ta6oD There we're about $50 persons present including
oanv ladies' Mr. Wendell Phillips, President of the So
cey called the meeting to order and invited any person
who felt inclined to do sO pray. The Rev. Mr.
Bowdel responded to the call
Mr. Phillips then made few remarks Prospecting the
ontnued vitality Of the organization and its probable
long continuance in the future He read the following
onort OF the Treasurer showing the healthy hnanca
condition Of the Society ,- s,. ,r0 Nav
1865 to NAY l. 1862
Amt received subscriptions to Standard and donahonS ~ On
Old
rog., ..,................,"$lJ lJ'eSl -
Amonbt expended publication Of Standard once a m AZ
Balance TO new
Tssl i'o'l -
go YS
Cash '",,'',' 51fs
. ( - 8 Fa,-. =. 49, = > - 20 eoI -
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-08-04
ERIE RAILWAY.

+ The GREAT THROUGH ROUTE TO THE EAST.
This Company now control and operate
thirteen hundred miles of road, extending
from Cincinnati, Cleveland, Dunkirk, Buff
falo and Rochester to New York.
It is of the six feet gauge, nearly third
wider than other roads, enabling the Com
pany to construct and use coaches CORES
pondingly larger and more comfortable.
Its track has been placed in thorough repair
by the substitution of Steel Rails at such
points as are subjected to the greatest SER
vice, and where the highest rate ofspeed is
required be made.
New and improved Sleeping Coaches ac-
company all night trains. They are heated
by steam, perfectly ventilated, contain
spacious and elegant Dressing and State
rooms, and combine all the modern inn
provements.
Excellent Dining Saloons are located at
convent points upon the line, where ample
time is allowed for meals.
1nree Express Trans daily are run from
the western terminus of the road to New York
without change, making as quick time as
by any other route. ~
The long distance run without change
$50 miles-and the spacious accommodations
of its Broad Gauge Coaches, especially COM
Mend this route 10 families and ladies.
Tickets VIA this popular line can be OBJ
tanned at all principal Ticket Offices through
out the country.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-08-04

HARLOW PEASE,
A TTORNEY at Law. Office on I'd floor
= of Noak's Block, opposite Post Office.