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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10
J. ], HAYES, Surgeon Dentist,

u -" ~ IILE, TAI
Who would hsrchy most respectfully return he
ihauks Cor the liberal patronage Of The mast. ard
Inform The public that be has removed his ofreo
10 ne corner Of state and Locust streets, lover
Jenkins siorel where be is prepared to receive
hs customers IN rewly fitted up rooms, and d
ihrtr work in the rnosi skilliul ani wurkmaniiks
manner. an work done in the latest and psst
approved siylcs, and guaranteed.
D. havts vii be engaged in HI. orcs f,p
'ae isi 70 ne 2il u each mon'h. The balance sf
each month be viii spend In Glen Hope. Burnside
and lulhcrslu urc alternately. Parties resi3ip.
u' % distance sloud write 20 us prcriou, Of heir
coming. ofce hours. From to " o'slosl, ..
m-, and irom ] to O'Clock. D. IN.
We nee nunc bot the very tcst material. sna
day c'mpriiiirn iur beauty, chsapusu and durs-
hliiy Give us a can
curwrnuillc. Pa. May @. isTa.
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NETWORK, Monday, Aug. 20, 1870


Carloads of new horses are coming in every
day by the different railways leading to the city, and
there is large stock Of finer animals as well as OF good
work horses distributed through the sales stables al
town. but for the there Is hardly yet any demand
while the prices for the latter remain unchanged:
Van Tassels horse auction mart, Nos liz and ia Fast
ThirteeDthst, WILL usual take place tomorrow Iues-
day. the 10th inst, at IL O'Clock.
private sale Of horses and carriages conducted Dy
James Jenkins auctioneer Of 1401 Broadway, will also
be held tomorrow, at private stables No. 2 West Thirty
seventh-st, at 10i An Ethan Allen bay trottlng
horse OF remarkable beauty among tho stock to be put
up for sale.
The carriage manufacturers busy, and there Ia
natural rivalry among leading houses to bring forth
new styles and aOpt every valuable Improvement which
cannot otherwise but result in being beneficial 10 the
public at large. Opposition to new ideas, usual comes
only from those who their own old notions swept
The neVer-resting march Of progress.
The majority OF carriage repositories well prepared
TO do sarge business during Fall John X. Lawrence
Co OF No 658 Broadway the wekn0wn pioneers OF the
carriage trade in this country exhibit fine assortment
Of rstcass and costly stock onlybut their work 10
solid and reliable as their word
Brewster's of Broomest, in their depository Fifth
ave-. have already everything on hand that style and
fashion will call for and
Fandrau's " Coming Carriage" fine landaulet, con-
sructed in superior taste, will not fail 10 find favor with
those who fond OF novelties there is good deal in
name," and the Coming Carriage" may prove sue
cessfu during Fall the Carriage OF the Period has
The Bankers Brougham" is also style brought
out by Demorest Woodruff OF Nos 628 and $50 Broadway,
and we shall probably have more novelties to report as
we go along through the numerous repositories.
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,tc, III H. al Gac; 81 state, 81 10, at 6fc 81 Cana
las Io5 D. 6sc do, ITO m at &c; 1s Cannua lahos
ga r. e4c; 155 do "a NJ PC; IL ou - 40 Si ~
~ at sto 20 culs a. 8 2 26 Canadas o. 70, ~ &c.
Ssptncv COZ 10 at stc oulls at s27S Total 1882 at
,rhy sold 81 state lambs, 6i 49, at ssc ioI do Ss
~ at sic IS Canadas SO b. sle le2 do Sa TO- a. Ss
81 es n al ec les mixed 56 d. at e4G'' 20 o'v ~,
ssa7s n nj 6c 25 do, % ~ bucks ana ewes ~ otv, G
Ohio s. n, at 6se; 20 do, S2s b. 50 80 per o"''
Mct;qsw Reid sold % Gull State sheep, 81 ~ at Slci
eo1 Canada lambs 6S5 m nj SIC 100 state, b9 10, 'o'
2lQ do 81 h So Total, ll3l. at ~ I6t eaoL 49, -, ~
At Weehawken Judd d Co. sold 20 ONO eooP, "a
at 5c 1Sa Of 69GSs Ms, at Ssc q OF C.t u.s. na M nj
VAC l2I Of IS. r. at &C. aud rs of 60 b., at etc AO'a
95io sheep at - %, and l,Oi5 lambs, at - o.
Lerch sold go Ohio Sheep, 10 d. NJ 0bOi aeaV ose
at BE- and 2i5 Canada lambs 56E ID, at b4c 1Va SOW
sheep and lambs at 81 % EACH . =. -. .,o E.
Ksse Hauver d Co. sold 225 Ohio sheep, "a H. az osV,
S6s Penn. lambs, 56i II, at Sac Total 1871 hea" wv "
At Communipaw, r. BELLS sold 52i thin, 70 ID ono
sheep at SIC; l6l do. 81 TO- az &C.; 1877 OF 80 10 ~ o
- AZ &C. ll9 Ohio thin lambs, ~ 10, at &C. anu 81 ~
do 70 10 az eac. Total 5G3 head a "a 20 each, OF 1@'V
TOT the sheep. and "a l0o. fOT the lambs r.,
lambs, or 81 03 each
sWlNE-Total, 1Os79 with 425Otoday-ls cars each at
MeehtHkeh ana Communipaw, and at Eortieth-st
tcr cioSe one week ago light hogs advanced 10 &c., and
have really kept there, though since Friday few
have gone above l23c fair quotation for dressed TO-
DAY Is l2i l2gc the call being for light hogs With
ats 90 per cN OF course there 10 packing the city
trade using up the hogs coming in. Sales Of Com
Monday, So 81 Tuesday. S12 IS on "Wednesday $40 "a
Thursday, anu So 20 on Friday and SATURDAY Spring
& Haynes sold az So 3j during tine week. mt Sl2 So
average. :. W. AcrOn a Co. sold 225I 100 ID at I2aq
12scfcw 1885,; III. H. Gett sold 6I2 of 100 ID AT Sl3 81
On Thursday lot OF primo 234 10 State hogs was sold
syc al 0i, with some OF 2SS n a. 10c The shipments
from CAicIo during the past week rs this
cty some OF them are liable 10 I've sold in Pittsburgh.
Iuls is a sisDt increase ON the previous week.
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6ituations Uanteo--femalss

EIRST-CLASS FEMALE SERVANTS sup
j. piled by PIERCE Co.. Bowlng-green Greenhorps ana
selections from Americans English Scotch Germans swedes
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable
" and tustworhy constantly found FrstT Mrs LOW
GOOD German female SERVANTS constantly
" 70 DO found Miss GERMAN INSTITUTE III Norfolk a.
between Riyinxton and Stanton.
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.

LrVrov Au-. 9-lIJ mCono opened at 9a for both money
american .e-lEu0 gi L. s FytiTeny bouds
- be. $780, OF. 81. 1, Ief raes 81 Stocks quiet; Ere
Esga sa ~! limos Gene IS no, Atlantic and Great es'era
o.
LrvrKrcoL Arg 2o-Il:2O aCoton opened steady Mddng
,.aa.s 81 A.4lIag Clean. Jll
LONDON. 2a-hsf- ei !c.roicun tr1.
IpNIS. aug. S9l:3J Amecan securities steady; Uhted
Es fFTveaty bonds 1867 Jo. DO = OIL 1901, 90 STOCKS
furt IRE Railway shares. l1li Iinoa 1eutlals 1i0l.
0ul. A. y 1882 !. n-4fealstris quiet.
Lovp0S. Aur Zi:.j Colsos closed yli for money and
closed lly,Tweuy bonds 1862
It "a! 1907 Gbi rraFoites 81 RsiiFay stocks and
ghe kes lll Illinois Centls, uO Atlantic and Great West
p
LgIsroL c3f3o p motion closed STEADY MdIng Up
g. Is l OS sales Of the day, 1905 bales 1890
b Gala ion aud esJu5.
A. I. mt lr-- irlla a
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Amnssments.

- 49,. ~@~~-~-
GREAT NATIONAL EXHIBITION OF THK
n. AMERICAN INSTITUTE
reception Of sS ss.,1 ave and % i edL t =.
40" y possible nli they nsy be properly arranged.
WALLACK..
LAST WEEK BIT oyK
Of the engagement Of the talented eoH.iilu, JOS X
in GAYLERs psps!., Drama Of
OUR cor RkIT1a zeu,r
Owing TO the limited period Of MI sssssa
ss' med S sss
0''''O' u '''" RRMaRKABLg PERFORMANCE.
the management is pleased to snnogses , tat
TWO MATfSEgs,
the ar, Of which will take p9e.. On
Sept 3a2rn-
Seats may Be secured for any Of ,,,,,,,-.
FAREWELL PERFORMANCES
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
" Conner TI THTaa LsSs ssf s'''' ''
THB SEw SENSATION,
THE DEMON OF fHE NIGHT, .,
T T:ssss In: ABPas Ts:. ss
Ta6lsaa 5-TIe Slave MsIs', isIlesa e-Apotheo's
y1DS Ang s,Dn6t + 4 PER sg GA LIND
sea secured sehirer 7oi Bress
way. and Enc Railway Ticket ohee Of Tscuhinist ~
WOODS MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE.
w OPEN FROM "a. NJ UNTIL Up. NJ
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS FOR THE MUSEUM
The remarkable exhibition Of imaginative ABILITY aud mechanical g~
nuy Ofthe -.- -
INPERHAL REGIONS
viii take place n every hour throughout he day.
exhibition al hours wonderful Automatic and Mechsnc
Figures, and MSNAGERIB -
OF LIVING WILD ANNALS AND THE 10000 CURIOSITnA
The Dramatic Department. WILL be closed for extensive decorations 40
repairs and
REOPEN
MONDAY. Sent S. wih The accomplished Artistic,
MRS. SCOrf-sIDD0SS. - . -,
rsS M hnS .. s'T 6 s d s & MATINEE
TWIXr AXE AND CROWN
Monday Tuesday wednesday, THURSDAY, and Fridays MAhnes
The Bueslue EHtrsvsganLa BY James Banes tho
GOLDEN BTTrBRPLY.
preceded each nghabe which TWO young besuta
ard accomplished ladies Of this city viii make their tr appearance -
n
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Che Curt.

FLEETWOOD PARK,
IL MORRlSANIA,
wRSTCHESTER, ~ Y
SEPTEMBER MEETING. 1870.
PREMIU Ms, $500.
SEPT. 30 81. p and %
TUESDAY Sept. D. .
Purse Is 0OO for horses that beat 2i0i S6UO TO the
frst horse : to the second, 800 to the third
WEDNESDAY Sept. 81 $500. .
Purse for horses that never beat 231i SO to the
first bor,e $500 to he second, : 800 to the third
THURSDAY. Sept ~
Purse No. 500 for horses that never beat 225 81 sO 10 the
6r,t horse 5000 TO the second, 400 TO the third
FRIDAY, Sept -
Purse No IS horses that never beat 25i two miles ana
epea In harness first hOe 500 the second eo 70
the third. .,.--- -. ,.e, q 4 soo o. A..
Purse No. -s2 for horses that never beat Z;3 So 10 The
first horse $500 10 the second, 800 TO the third
an s bove races mile Eve in harness except Purse
No 4 which will be two miles and repeat In harness
Entrance three to enter and two to sa 70 eose
Park Club House. liji BroaSaY be
M And s NeuYok O'Clock Sept g.
All entries BIZ be addressed TO Boy ~ Mosana rosto
By order iiI- - - -
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IL foot OF Cbsmters-st and ~ 23lst, IS follows:
Chamtersst ats M III NJ 9D
m and o. m daily Leave 21st 4. It5 An y:t9 m and 9ilo
rnd IS n daily and improved Drawing Room Coaches VIII
eeoppany the through 10 Buffalo connecting az hone
,e wb Sleeping Coaches running hroasn 10 Cee aol
and Gallon Sleepug Coaches will accompany e ~ tram Rom Sa
10 afao train heH1orf 10 Buffalo and
liz m train from Eew-lok ROCHESTER Buffalo and Cincinnati
An Emgrant Train leaves "a y At 7:B p n. -,
For Poi JsrTs Way, l;Jo and f:o m 1ds, 'i;ls
O. n. and an ?. M - -. ,o,,. ar 4, -, G.
d.. onIy $3.50 M. f21i-st, 3;l3 q. ny
Fr Ore ycorrt AMI Way II '8O = m asa ST., '8;l3 N
fof Nevbars aal wa At $3.50 aud 4o (41i't, 7;.'
Foi sudn AID Way and CaS aas and S:4S M The
.tsr Tr.In slI:JO p. t23ist. 4ll;i3p ny .
Por Paterson and Way from 2Ji Depot at 63 l0io and uS
M las 3.45 Sis and 6:+5 From ChAll1sL Depot a
as lO:l5 a IN. Il m; 'i:45, 4, 5:l5 and 6:4J 49,
and Ae from I'd o. Dc pot Al i9 and IL -
$500 a. IN, u m. t1;l3 500 ISIS, eco AMI taS
For Permout HAek kon and Way from Lh st. Depot h9s
m ti2:l5 tJ.i5 4l5 as and t65 p ant SATURDAYS only
AS $500. and iGO SATURDAYS only, l2:lO mt
for and for nen In Ora ~ing Room and Sleeping
obtained and orders for tue checking and transfer Of Bag
gage MAJ be e the CompAaya oices 2 40 and 95 Broadway
h5 Chambers % Green sohs l25h aud Thnisvs hsr
30. Puiss. Broots Dspo foot Of shauher and FOO. o.
l3 Nowlo No kIchtage paca and Long Dock Dso1 J!
Cts and 81 the AGENT II ,ha pr,n pal hotels . ,.,,
l. ID. RUCkkR Jul,5, WIN, BARK
C.bl SAINT lgO GlPas'T A.
sp.ly For Hacksaiack oay.
I Fog Plsrnoat AID hfsek.oau
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RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.

PR NW.A ftttT, tt's aat Railroads
Ace cta bils Cotton. 70 iAg Ashes pigs Beeswst 1900
s.. 'o4 l35o bis Tlr $3.50 bush Wheat, 1920 bush
an \ b1sh Ost 35 tasb MAI % bush Grass seed IS bills
ts lueane b.l ko,n II bills PORK, l69 pigs Cut
TO-. III psg Lar, l6 pigs Steuu l51 pkg$ Batter 9Wl
Doe. tltc Hfl< tCs So akCs IaoS Ji pscS lre fr1ts,
s. ps.s t CAKE % bb Co1pfr. Cj topper Al bills WHISKY
81 U,s oo balls he naie' Hos "a sues Leader 4JJ
dcs iNi boxes ad
% bags fcaaUts 20 bales Mos "a psgs Peeans,
a
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UNITED STATES TREASURY,

NETWORK, August 20, 1870
DURING THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER 1879. shall. by order
receive bids for Goi and ofers Of Bonds as follows
BIDS FOR GOLD.
WEDNESDAY. September 7-0ne Million
WEDNESDAY, September lt-One Mlhoa
"WEDNESDAY, September Clone Million
WEDNESDAY, September Sa-One Million
OFFERS OF BONDS
THURSDAY, September lone Million.
THURSDAY, September s-rwo Millions
THURSDAY, September l5-Onc Million.
THURSDAY, September 22-Two Millions
THURSDAY September 2s-0ne Million.
They will accordance with regulations heretofore observed
certified per 81 bid offer must be deposited there
with Proposals viii be opened IL O'Clock each day specified
The Treasury mar option accept oe Of Bons bills for God
excess Of the amour, advertised Further particulars can be had
this Office. - - , ,,,.rs
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NEWARK AND NEW-YORk R al
~ DEPOT IN NEW YORK foo, Of Liberty -, s.I 1870:
On and .n.r Juns T,H, WI ra' sn aSwiRkM
LtA,s a. ans am 500 g4s ll:lo u nj 100,
10 100 5S ioo $50 500 $50 600, e;N' 'O '0 WV
IF LAVE VIZ YORK FOR WEST BE- BsRqss, 500 '
uiloA N ~" Wv 49, X Kicker supsrnsebdeat
M r. BALDWIN Ssn Passenger Assat
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&Tpw Jersey RAILROAD-FROMF FOOT OF
coRTIlsDT sr-For WEST .ts -, ,a Can
I2ya 5:OO 1907 800 m 15ESS fwsIs.}sar0s ana
snp WPsT va Baltimore $50 II 30 ssd sao ur wksr
.nirtI am SOUTH WEST $50 FEW m for o. ~.
i. Psnr,yi'.n. R.ro,d-S;'o M snd q s.,fors P.s
Es c.rs,ti And Chicago without Silver P,hss san no
.b.i 70 ID. I. dllf .ad ,hossh 70 P'ussEa 80.
is 81 Io AMI Chicago, without ehanss 1lstsp 10. a
fo Of Cor.sdi, DOdi.. RIPs" ~ sroaa' s{KkPiSCARs
~ m train 10 Pittsburgh, Chicago Columbus Saenha ,in ~
oil, Lou,v lie ard st. Louis without ehanss nb .ihout
n, Pnlm.n Car. and splendid Passenger Coaches 'o"us''
slsuge Chicago. ~ ,.cVsox c.,.,.I s.pehue sdssk
JaSe ls 1870. r. '" 'AOhooNi o 10 I, ~
HrTw-yORK and HARLEM RAILROAD:
,nd ,ts MONDAY MAJ -, 1870 tso EIprs' fAh' VII
- 800 corner Of Twenty Ib 81 All Fourth ava i'"'"
--' Io; q m, Rutland kIpresA
3.G D. N Montreal kIpest v.-y.,, and A. ln,..
Sleeping Coaches on aist q BUCKHOUT Superintendent
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NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
Wv ROAD.
l. SIMMER ARRANGEMENT,

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING JUNE %, 1870
PASSENGER Station In NetYork OF IwenysevsnshS ana
Foo TFsiss s' LEAVE g s Htsn iE.n'n'
For SewH.yen and BRIDGEPORT Erj. il:s1 BIS Erh
$50 For Mo sts S F. 2% sosBpof. and wspor 100
~ s" 40 go E2 s s E md sG ia M i' ' "
PoI D.isn D. ITO m SIS $50 $40 ,nis"p%
i, ssr . sssP 1si KS s s:so lis BIj
FOR Grssn~eh and intern site stations l;UA m Ei'' ''
SID, Nal Tram leaves Twsnvsnth S.~Yoi att N for
Boston via both Sp"'ccSoyssIy Rcrisa, TRAINS
For Boston, Vi. sPrinsfel 8 = IN n > and Up M
FOR asrsiord and SUrDgs.a a M HIS .,op Hartford
For Newport L. 's (EI connecting with Steamer aerO"
Hsrlgsnsett Bay srnyizg st3:j0 r 4. u..,,..i
For COunscteu. River Railroad, m, Els p NJ T" h0a"'A
For Hartford Prpvdenss nhii Railroad a. n' pI.;s
rshore Line kalssy at ga n to Sor"eh ana fr0'u'
Sor Sss'II.vsa and northampton Railroad, 800 N to
For Housatone Railroad 7, and p. w,,.,,,,v
For For S S.ss.ge n ai s6faa s. h
Yor Ne. Canaan Railroad I'M tis o md also to sua-
Line D .sts Rem H S5i f'ss&.
NETWORK CENTRAL4 ,,a and !. :. H ti,11.
nv chesso RipIs .' %a,6: Wit. Drawing
Room Ca. ,.eI. and through to Saratoga without 'D'A''
~" = mt Speech. EIpr. for CSs. g..
fth.rn al Erpre Drawing room ears
h Mon, f s En11. w.''r''''
s,D p. IN attached for oass
Via Scs L. RIo,a. for ri IH ..; ia on ssad
rgf.o I'D E SSiS' snpIe.! Sleeping .i..d
3Po m; h. .h% s Tram "a H., Pousbisepss sr,n.
s:Is N, 4:l5, and s:ls 3 n; rec, rss.''" ~
"a 90 M sns sing S suao i,o ~. $40 'lo and l''
.'''; e rii'h hsgSsc1 o.p Passenger
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERs RAILROAD.

III
~ ERs RAILROAD.
NORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
Dspots New York Baey foot Of ChrstophsrH
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS sncing rUbSDAf, july - 1871
so BXPRLss MAIL TRAIN conne;tng at Denvls With Beos
Branch Dover with Chester Waterloo with Sussex
for Andoer and Newton. Washngo with the D. b. and
for later Gap Sroubug Scranton Great Bend anton "
all
Delaware and Hudson r. Rts 49,
ll:40 LEHGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops st fersrk Aorrs
Dover w,shngen Php.6ug and E.son con
Plpshurg with Bel Del r. for Belytdsrs 6e and a.
n6 v Bethlehem Allentown Maueh CHUNK, and
WIAesbars.
Op m SCRANTON EXPRESS connects Dover with Chester
X Washington with D.,
w. X. X. for Gap, Strou isburg and Scranton. -
$50 D. m HACKETfSTOwN MAIL connects With Boonon, Chester
For MoRRisTowN IT, 1l2o Iao aoo 3:2O 49, $40 aa
e:p m.
SUMMIT and intermediate station, At $50, 7;o, and 1910
For ORANGE ssd SOUTH ORANGE, $50 7:3o, $50 1910 and
l20 m llO 23o, 3:4O 40 $50 $780, $780, $40 300 and f'
For NEWARK $50, 1880 300 $40 oslo lo:lo 1o3o loo
II vi aud 40 i: 2:0, s2JO 800 $40 $780, 4l0 40
$50 $40 SD 500 GEO 6.O 1900 900 and Has
ia.ye NevYor. To- BLOOMFIELD and M0NTCLAIR $3.50 AID
1 100 m apd2 200 $40, $40, and 500 :. m.
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furniture.
Gleamboats an0 1lai!roa0s.

Gleamboats an0 Railroads.
NEW-HAVEN STEAMERS, for HARTFORD,
~ SPRINGFIELD, and THE NORTH at 3;i5 and IL p m from
PecksIp Trains connect the IL Loaf every morning New
Haven excepted and from 3:lS bo on satury only
nUTCHESS AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD:
On and after WEDNESDAY July a. 1870 the trains on this road
viii e,ye Fshk LAHng for Matteanbn Gnhsm flshk SILVER
Lake L.gsnse verbsnk Mbroo Bsngal and Pine PAas l9O
m arrival Of leaving Newiork VA HUDSON
River Railroad at I and q m. AMI P M
RETURNING,
Leave Pine Pl.ius as and $50 connecting with Trans
a" iion River Railroad arriving SesYok II AID 800
N BENJAMIN STRONG, Superintendent
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H,A>4 aug. THE following closing prices mehan
o. h-.in- .gav Sugar-yrices
s-Eel; ua tae total exports luhug the week from
Ms-s wcre AID 900 hhdS including 90
tores init Gle tie warehouses
- boxes aad "a l Bacon STEADY Poe
go Cu0i cg dull Flour stv8n QUoiel $lO75dsll 80
Asciu salt e, -fa2sc SugarCured 2eQJOc. Land
-5 Lumber in demand Potatoes
- aloCMare e piled Treigh aai and nominal
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fflarble ano Slate Mantfls.

Hlarble ano Slate Mantels.
nECORATED Marble Mantels, Wainscoting,
Fnure Tops representation Of all foreign marbles ~io
- oS cS de- as black ehgr 81 IN gold. MIDDLEFIELD COM
pASY y Broai.6y branch Warroos at Fulton ST. Brookyn
ENAMELED SLATE MANIELS:-P Plain,
Nabs,d and Dscor,s at prices from $40 70 10 and sp"sa
AZ slsis roi description, plnn sad Ornamental
Between Fifth and arh-aveA
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS,
.its sps., assortment OF MAET3LB. Pness rsiGeet
VIZ" A. KLABER l3i and 1876 East Rightsenthst, Nsw.Yorf.
NTARBLEIZE SLATE MANTELS.-Rich
wi and elegant Designs from 90 sl, sis, up to $3.50
STEWART COS sIthsvs bot Thyshh and Thirty
- KLABER & Co.. Marble Works, 217 to
-. pa West Ffy6rs.-Marbls and AarbeIeJ Asns Mopu
mens superior workmanship; cheapest In the city
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SCOTTISH GAMES.
THE NETWORK CALIFORNIAN CLUB,
AT JONBS'S WOOD,
THURSDAY, SEPT. 1.
Mr. DONALD DINyIg
the celebrated champion athlete Of Great Bht4ia,
will be present and participate Ia the gsuea
Games at lOa
Dancing music until p. IN.
TICKETS 80 CENTS.
T'HE NETWORK CONSERVATORY Of
800 Broadway and 81 Ffhaye
BROOKLYN BRANCH,
l32 l02 l0 1907 Court, Saefe
chartered in 1873 under special lsSD -
RROPENS TIL SEPTEMBER 1870 instruction in Al
instrumental MuA Harmony and Composss
and the Modern Languages
TERMS :-CLAssEs-s SO and s15 per quarter.
PRIVATE NSTRUCTION-$25 per quarter
A NORMAL DEPARTMENT HAS ALSO BEEN ADDED.
The Subscription Books will be open and circulars ready and a0
Monday August %.
Application made at the General Conservatory Ohcss.
820 Broadway, Tvetth-st. Hew-York
l23 NEW No lO2 COURT near Safest, Bfooklyn
VNERRACE GARDEN, Fifty-eighth-st and
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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-25

From the Water Valley Ccatral
Of the 10Th inst, we clip as follows.
ave are informed by Colonel Thos,
w. Shannon, Of most horrible al
fair that took place within two miles
of his former place of residence, in
Calhoun county, sixteen miles
southeast of Water Valley. II
seems that three little negro chill
dren, aged about three, i've and
seven years, were left on the place
alone by their parents one day last
week, and during their absence the
two elder children procured an AK,
and the largest held the youngest
down whilst the other chopped OF
one leg and an arm of the little fell
low. The child was living at last
accounts, but cannot possibly re-
cover.
What induced these little iends
incarnate to commit this bloody acl
is not known. II is by fur the
most diabolical act to be commit
ted by those SO young, which has
ever come to our knowledge"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-25
TELLING IN

In discussing the Presidents
recent message on Cuban affairs
said to have been written by Hon.
Caleb Cushing-Gen. Banks pre-
sented the following telling in.
dictment against Congress. lie
said:
He did not blame the President
for not interfering. Congress had
taught the President that it was
dangerous for him to entertain nm
opinion, or do an act that might
be called q policy-(laughter Oh
the Democratic side)-and there
fore, if he saw those things done,
and said nothing, it was his fault;
but ifmembers OF Congress would
claim absolute and unlimited
power in the administration, and il
the Government saw these things
and permitted them and justified
them, or gloated over them, they
ought to be numbered among the
damned forever and forever
the curse of God should rest
upon them. Applause, sup
pressed by the speaker, They
were responsible for these things
There had not been a prisoneI
of war butchered in Cuba, not
woman or child sent to eternity
for which Congress was not re
sponsible, for it had the power t
check such barbarity, and did no
exercise it Twelve hundred mil
lion of people would join the Uni
ted States in the cry Of condemna
ton against it, but Congress dare,
not to utter q word against sue
Wholesale butchery of the d.
fenceless people ofCuba and mo-
they were told that so Tonga rs I'd
Spaniards murdered woman an
children, SO long there was no war
the United States had no right t
interfere with them in any wa,
That was what was called law. =
did not blame the President for
not at all but a lawyer who ft
anything but pay would send
the representatives of the people
doctrine like that for them to a
upon, ought to be forever repu(
ated and forbidded the presence
civilized men. Applause in t
gallery and laughter among t
Democratic members
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-25
'.HE Wits LIKE A CABBAGE
pLANT.I

That intensely Radical sheet
the New York sun, has the fol.
lowing interesting comment upon
the conduct Of the first executive
officer ofthe land. We select the
following from a lengthy article
upon the Cuban policy;
:.When Gen. Grant came fresh
from the Western prairies, and
from our great American war, his
heart was full Of patriotism and
his sympathies were warm for the
struggling Cuhans. But in the
corrupt and %encrvating influences
Of Washington, and under the de.
moraliziDg teachings Of Hamilton
Fish, he has become another man
almost no man at all. His
greatness is all gone. lie sue.
cWmjs, he troops, he rilts, in hC
air AZ The capital, like q ne~iy sci
cdbJdgc plant mder a Juiy sun.
There is no substance, no courage,
no strength LETT IN him!
"One would think, to read Gen
Grants message, that the Presi
dent Of the United States Is actual.
ly afraid of the decayed and eff
fcte Spanish authority. Verify, il
would be a relicfto be assured thai
the President waS drunk when h
signed this weak and cowardll
message. Nothing that Andrew
johnson ever did was so unpat
riotic and dissraceful."