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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-11

Nz- The dinner and festival on Me-
moral day. "" largely attended and
we are glad TO hear that about 1926 were
realized. though some expenses had to
come out of this amount, which leaves a
small b,lsnce on the monument, but we
trus, this will soon be raised and the As
ISOLATION be relieved from the debt. Some
friends 10 the cause nigh, obtain the
amour, about $50 by private subscri2'
tions. The Association desire to return
their m osl hearty thanks to the ladies
and other friends for their valuable aid
and CO operation. They would, also.
most kindly, thank "our Band for The
sweet music they furnished and can say
tina, their favor is fully appreciated by
the commonly, who feel proud that they
have such Band.
Capt Dulsney's Band. Of shsrpsburg.
Nd, by ipviislion Of Capt Criswell's
Coronet Band, of this place. we're present
and took part in the exercises on Memoir
al day, snd who gill also sccep, the
thanks Of the Association for their GER
vices
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-11
NS The graves Of the Confederate SOL

o. The graves Of the Confederate SOL
dier., in "S,oDswsll Cemetery" Win
ches,er. Va, were decorated Saturday
last. The procession vas large one
and was in charge OF Col l.. I. Moore.
The various Femsle Semin,ries OF the
place participated in body. There are
nearly 4, 900 soldiers buried in the Gem
e,ery. The Memorial services al Rom
ney and at Beuyvile, took place on
"Wednesday last.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-11
NI
rEMPl.AR.

" Al meeting Of delegates appoint.
~ by Tie Boards oi Supervisors Of ihs
se'ereI cou ties along HE line Of the Ed
imoie shd ONO Railroad. TO deri-e mean,
Tor r"nrrrI Of sclinn on Il part Of said
counties. for The c"llrciiun Of the ,sxcs
due IRON sald company TO said cuuntlrs.
hell al Citation. tbs STATE, on TIE 4Ih in
sisni. pursuant To- call from the Board of
supervisors "i Ohio rounry. The following
d'leg''r' we're present W. W. Miller
and ]. J. Compb,ll. of Ohio county:
>. Il. Martin. of We'll; F. VI. Reyo.
ol1s. o' hihrfs'; Lewis Allen Of Morgan;
W. Ii M~nh"~, OF Berk-ley;J. %. Sta.
ley 81 Jefferson. /. Appearing 10 The
meeting Ihsi t'rougr a Misunderstanding
as 10 he time OF meeting. there were .e,-
ef'i connles rot Represented, The Con.
seni'"n adjourned 10 meet at Berkeley
oPh'e, IN Morgan county, on The 23rd
Gay OF June. On no Jon IL was resolved
that each delegate attend the convention
81 We above named time and be request.
e. TO furnish .tsieneni Of the amount
OF county. township and municipal take.
Cue from The Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad
Csmpany IN iheir respective counties.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-11

G- We are requested 10 announce tina,
there will be services in the Presby ierian
Caurch. in this place. on Saturday next
(June ll,h. al alfpss, 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, and after service there will be . meet.
ing OF the Congregation TO consider the
question Of eleciing Pastor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-11

o. FEsrIvAL.-The Ladies Of the
81. E.. Church. South, slIl hold Fesii-
val in The room over W. B. l.suck's Book
Store, on Saturday evening. 18Th in't.'
and con,inus several Saturday evenings.
The proceeds to be applied to furnishing
Church.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-11

o. Rev. Mr.. Forney. Of Penney Iva
mia. who accepted a call from the Ger
man Reformed Congregation in tins town.
has entered upon his ministerial dulles
and preached his frs. sermon on Sunday
morning. last. Rev. Mr.. F. 10 young
man Of no ordin,ry ability. and will no
doub, prove an excellent and effcien.
Divine
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-11
BALTIMORE MARKET.

WHE4T-MsrEet firm; choice Mary.
land red sold at 8 SIS. and prime do. 81
| 30 10 5 46; small lot Of Pennsylva.
mia at 81 40.
CORN-Whiie is quoted at 1881.
10, mostly at 81 II; prime yellow .,
l 07ssl 90 per busbel.
GOLD-Gold is quoted in New York
a! 1879.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-11

&C. Ricksrd & Welshsns have receiv-
ed another large and new stock Of Dry
Goods. NoGon.. Ribhons, &C., which
they will sell cheaper than ever. Drop
lie Ladies and take peep al Them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-11

o. Qua RAILRoAD.-Mr J. Is. Nc
Elroy, chief engineer of the lower portion
Of the Shenandoah Valley +. r., has
completed Q surrey from Charleston n,
passing through The ives, end OF this
place, and crossing The Poiomsc near
Dam No. 4, and thence by townsville.
connecting with The Cumberland Valley
Railroad, 3 miles south Of H,gers,own.
He is now engaged in surveying . route.
diverging from the shove route. near c.
II. Butler, ESQ. about 2 miles south Of
this place. passing through Princess st.,
and crossing The river on The piers of the
burn, bridge, and thence to Sharpsburg,
intersecnnE second route, nesr 81.
James College, which has been surveyed;
diverging from the first line a, Downs
Vile, and passing near 81. James COL
lege, and running direct to Hsger',own.
When this line is completed, he expects
10 run a line from Chsrles,own to Front
Royal. in Warren county, vs..
In conversation 18th the Editor Of the
Hsgerstown Nail, Mr.. McElroy stated
tina, lis company would be dependent
upon the authorities Of Haserslown for
the RICH, Of way on Wslnu. Street. along
side Of the track Of The Cumberland VAL
ley Railroad. TO the poin. Of which the
Western Maryland crosses that road, that
the Shenandoah Company had as yet no
connection with any other organizations {;
tina, it had ample funds to warrant it's es-
,sblishmehI and that i, was prepared and
designed 10 make such connections here
after as would best subserve The objects
in view.
In regard to the progress of the survey
in the Upper Valley. We find the follow.
ing in the Lursy Courier, of las, week {:
Shenandoah Talley Suruey.-As-
sis,sn. Chief Engineer Barrett. of the
S. V. r. r. Co., has completed his sur.
vey from Front Royal to FishervilIe IN
Augusta county, a poin, on the C.. & O..
r.. and slso line to SiaunioD. This
accomplished gentleman and engineer
pronounces his route complete success
fines, and most feasible he has ever
met over a mountainous county, He
has no where found grade Of more than
&C feet Mr.. Barrett has now gone on 10
join Capt. Prices corps. which by this
time mus, be quite near TO Salem. His
own corps. with tina, noble and talented
Vnginiar. Col. Johnston, al ito head.
have returned TO Front Royal and will
survey some additional lines to Lursy.
The Corps will be me, here by Mr.. Bar
reti.
We are informed from good authority
thai the work on our road will in all pro.
bsbilny be com menced in lees than sixty
dsys lime. Such is the liberalisy of the
people Of Page county. ibs, we do no.
think the right Of way through the county
will cost the company over $1,000.
" At the Republican County Convention
NAA
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-11

IL At the Republican County Convention
on Saturday last, Messrs. Ames and Bracket,
of Harper's Ferry, delivered addresses IN
favor Of The Fifteenth Amendment bill and
Republican principles. Three colored men,
Peter Hodge and Thomas Maybury, Of this
place, and Alfred Wilson, Of Charlestown, also
addressed the meeting.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26

'AAe Ah VI VA
for curblug aud paw
log ioOtway, on Inter
-. from October II,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26

east corner Of said lot,
thence with Massa.
chusetts avenu Q
orth westwa rdly
twenty nine feet eleven
inches, thence north
eastwardly at right.
angles twenty-elg
feet two inches, thence.
northwardlY thirty
three feet three inches, :
thence eastwardly 1f-
teen feet TO q public
alley eight feet four
lnches, thence with
said alley south sixty
nine feet to the place
Of beginning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-12

49, do. preferred. ss "a sSss; Cleveland Columbus
Cincinnati and Indianapolis, 70 bid; New Jersey
Central, l04 l04i4 Rock Island, ll3 q 49,:
Milwaukee aud st. Paul, 6lys a 62; do pre-
ierred, 1875 So Toledo, Wabash aud Western, 5ls4
52h: Fort Wayne, 0t1s 9i5s Chicago and Alton,
1l26 1l2ys; do. preferred, li3 bid; OHIO and Mis-
sissipp. s4ss 34ai; 81. Louis and Iron Mountain AZ
bid; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 1O1 lOI "a
Morris and Essex, So a SO; Boston, Hartford and
Erie, 3 "a so; Hannibal and st. Joseph. lI3 49,
do. preferred, 1i4h; Columbus. Chicago and Indiana
Central, IL l7A.
FINAL STREET QUOTATIONS..
After the adjournment OF the board the following
quotations prevailed on the street ut the CLOSET
Western Union Telegraph, 345s a 34ss; Pacific Mall,
Al 414; New York Central consolidated, 06k a
962s: New York Central scrip. 92 q 02A; Erie 22,t
a 23A; Reading, 96k 96k; Lake Shore. 927S a
92*; Pttsburg. 1861 1869; Northwestern, s21s
SO: do. preferred, $50 ss1s; New Jersey Central.
lo4 1o4h; Rock Island 1l3,. 1875; st. Paul. 62ls
e2's; do. preferred, so 500; Wabash. 61a q 90;
Ohio, and Mississippi, 3ak 34sS.
LATEST PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS
The following were the final street quotations for
government bonds:-United States currency skies,
MS 1ll14; do, 1881, registered ia 1l4I; do.
de-, coupon, ia 1l44; DO. fve-twenties registered
May and November, III Ill u; do. do, 1882 cou-
pom, do, 1929 ll2h; GO. DO, 1854, do. do, l1I
HE; do. d. 1865, do do, 1l15S NIX; DO. DO,
registered, January and July, 1lOh lloI; do.
do, 1865, coupon, d. l1o% 1lo1s; do do 1861 do.
do, 1l0 1903; do. d. 1868, do do. 1l04 1101s;
do. ten-isrties registered, l06; do. do, coupon,
1868.
THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET,
The extreme fluctuations daily IN the price of gob-
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f, COURT CALENDARS-THls DAY.

SUPREME COURT CHAMBERs.-He by Judge
Ingraham.--Nos IT, 81, So, 81, SO, "a, 49, l16, III
10, 100, 142. lab, l47 $780, 1872
MARINE CoURT-TRrAL TERM-Part 1.-Held by
Judge Curtis.Nos 1871 1879, 1907 1865, 1882 17DS,
1900. 1901, lI7 1897. lS47, 1851 1865 1866, 1867.
Part 2.-Hed by Judge Joachimsen. 1889, 172l
1852 I775, l777, $751; 1885, 1885, 1885, 1904 1906 1885,
1907, 1912.
COURT or GENERAL SESsIONS.-Before Judge
Bedford.-Court opens at eleven O'Clock A. M
The People VS.. Adam 3. Lang, rape; Same VS..
Henry Payne ana Perry Rowey, feionous assault
and battery; Same VS.. John Mcnamara, Annie Con-
nors Anorew sullivan and Joseph Ryan, burglary;
Same VS.. Edward Gallagher, larceny from the per.
son: Same VS.. J. Cross Nelson, William Brandon,
Edward l.. Fargo Kittie Harrison, Charles Smith,
Joseph Gregory and Jacob Burdell, grand larceny;
Same W.. Rowland X. West, Henry Galloway and
false nfafannae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-12
WESTMINSTER COUNTY NEWS ITEMS.

The annual Fair of the Westchester County Agri-
cultural and Horticultural Society will commence
on the lair grounds near White Plains, to-day, and
VIII be continued throughout the ensuing week.
Prominent among the preparations for the event is
the completion OF new nora hail. which has been
erected at cost OF about $4,000. and which VIII be
formally opened by an imposing reception to.mor-
row evening.
Last Thursday genteelly dressed man, bearing
well filed carpet-bag, obtained lodging at MOTEL
In the village OF Rye, and next morning repaired to
livery stable where he hired valuable horse and
wagon to convey him, he stated, to the house or
an acquaintance, q few miles distant. That the
fellow extended his drive may be safely inferred
from the fact that lie has not yet returned. An ex
animation OF the carpet-bag revealed a considerable
quantity OF green corn. ''Only this and nothing
mOre.o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-12
THE NEWTOWa CREEK TRAGEDY.

Martin Fersue the young man VINO hred charge
of buckshOt into pleasure party on Newtown creek
on Saturday night and wounded three persons, was
arrested early Yesterday morning at the residence of
his parents, No. 800 Powers street, +. ID. He says
that he was IN boat with his brother David shooting
birds when the boat containing the pleasure party
was passing them the ladies laughing ana singing.
After they passed on man who was fishing on the
bank of ,he creek called out to him TO give the ladies'
a salute and he discharged his lowing piece with
out expecting to injure anybody. Miss Netie Flenl-
ing was shot in the back receiving q painful nesh
wound. Miss Susan Conkling received shot in the
temple and her father one on the right leg. Their
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-12
yptonLs Mobile

CoFFEErhe market for Rio only moderately active,
but prices for almost all grades firm quotations
terms Other kinds quiet, hut fun hgures.
We quote Rio ordinary cargoes l4c n1c fair do,
l11ic; extremes for lots lc l74c. Java 1sc s2c.,
Singapore lsc &c. Ceyon l7Hc &c. Maracaibo, 5c.
Ceara l6c. Ne Costa Rca, l5&c. &c., Manila, l6c.
NC Mexican, l5c. &c., and Savanlla, l59c. lScal
gold, duty paid.
FLOUR AND RAIs.-Reccpts, e,sl3 bbs -four. 100 do.
corn neal 92so5 bushels wheat l834 do 84ss
OATS LOGO do and 600 do malt The market for State
Western flour quiet but prices steady and In
some cases slight advance yesterdays quotations
obtained The sales L. 900 bbs ut prices within the
range of quotations below. For Southern
ke was quiet at about former figures Sales 500 bb Rye
-four dull but unchanged sales LIB bbs Corn meal
manned dull and nominal. We uuote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-12
RlaAL hOulE-Ru2HERS.

Shortly after one O'Clock yesterday morning some
unknown wretch set fire to vacant dwelling In
Eagle avenue Morrsana, Weschester county. For
tunarey the flames were discovered in time to he
extinguished by the Fire Department before great
amount of damage had ensued. About three hours
later the incendary torchwas applied TO an UNI
occupied three story house, the property OF james
H. Parshal at Woodstock, and although the fire.
men were promptly the spot a total lack OF water
preyented them from rescuing the building, which
was completely destroyed. Tae loss Is estlmatea at
"a 600
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sin this district Hoag CD 1863 died,
and Peck RI chosen TO Ill the vacancy strong
and reliable republican district and only lost In 1865
through the unpopularity of Ashley.
rim these diatric the republican aorties decided
have not named their candidates
The republicans expect TO regain the First dis
trct. The Third district may be considered doubt
full. In the Sixth district there are two republicans
running, which may have the effect of eecting Dem
(democrat. In the Seventh district both candi-
Gates are very able men, and the victory will fall
that party which does the most work In getting out
the VOTE The Fifth district is the one now repre-
scented BY Mungen.
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The rather active the bust
transacted SMALL sales being restricted by
creased hrmness holders who demanded and obtained
a2c higher prices sales bushels part late yesterday
81 IL for No. Milwaukee, 81 81 90 for amber
and 81 30 for amber Michigan Corn CHI
after, and &C. &c. higher, the sales being $500 bushels
Soc &c for mixed Western. active
rer though higher except for choice, when
Improvement of Sc lc. The sales bushels at
47c Soc for Wescrnthe inside price for back-and Sic
5c for Ohio Rye, barley and matt were dun and nominal
at former figures.
inquiry and rates favored shippers. The enga
ITO LIVERPOOL steamer, 15O00 bushels wheat at
Sgd To London, per steamer, 1900 bushels wheat
To Glasgow, 1000 bbs -FOUR at 2s 3D. 1880 bushels wheat
at Sgd. and 300 bbis. rosin, mt Is. To London
LOO tons oil cake, at BIS The charters A
bark to direct port in the Bristol Channel, with
1850 quarters grain. at g. 3D., bark 500 tons
from SomDrero TO Philadelphia, guano at IS; brig 179
TONS TO Havana, general cargo, private terms
from Philadelphia to Bristol with 700 bbls petroleum. at
5s Cd bark to Bboa, with 700 do. and naphtha
bark Beyrout 5000 bbls. capacity. petroleum I'm
bbs and and ship Bremen with 500 bbs petr0-
leum, private terms.
GUNNIEs were dull and heard Sales but prices
remained steady at 2c. 23c for bags and 30Ic for
cloth
HOPs-The market dull. tho demand being only for
small lots but there change note prices which
steady for the better grades Old quoted
20c., and new ut 20c a 35c, according to quality.
HAY-The demand was moderate. but steady
at SOC. 95c for shipping, and 81 81 40 for old
tail lots
stiH dull, and prices of all were nominal
Mt QtnFln ntnft
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THE GOLD MARKET
TIE VVUhS OFF THE GULD MAKkET,
The extreme fluctuations daily III the price OF go
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY. Sept. l0-6 r. NJ.
CoTroNThe market for this staple dull, the
being almost entirely for spinning but there change
IN prices The sales sos bales of were for
spinning b3 speculation and for export For future
livery the sales foliows:00 bales basis low
ding for December at l6c 600 do for September TIC
sc. 700 do for do. lc 400 sdo for October at
1910. q l6Azc. We quote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-12
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
New York State Politics.

HEPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
Clinton Countrywide republicans Of Clinton county
have nominated the following ticket:-For Member
OF Assembly-A. P. Brand County Clerk Stephen
Mofflt. Justice OF Sesslons-Harvey Garter.
Cdyuga County.-For Member OF Assembly-Flrst
district, william II. Ecker; Second district Stephen
s. Hewett
Os,oe00 County.-Thlrd Assembly dfstrict-Mem-
Der, Q. 3. Sage
Schuyler C0unty.-For Member of Assembly-El-
nathan Wixom. For County Judge-Oliyer p. Hurd.
District Att0rney-Wm O. Morton. Justice OF Ses-
eions-M T. BrOdericK.
yates C0untg.-F0r Member OF Assembly-George
p Lord Sherin-John l.. Dinturf county Clerk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-12
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BROwN-HEATHER.-A st. Peters church, RipOn,
Wis.,. on Tuesday, September g. JOSEPH H., son OF
the Hon. John Brown, to LIZZIE. only daughter OF
the late George Heather All of New York.
DEMAKEsT-LEE.--0n Thursday, September 8. at
the Fourteenth street Presbyterian church, New
York city, by Rev. william Demarest. assisted by
Rev. Joseph McEroy ID. d., THEODORE i. c. DEMA
REST to MARY A. LEE, daughter OF the late Thomas
X. Lee, Esq. No cards.
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Independent republican,

The present delegation consists of seven republi-
cans and four democrats. There are but four dis
trlcts which are debatabe. The republicans hope to
carry the Third and Sixth and the democrats think
they can carry the Fourth and Seventh. In the
Tenth district both candidates republicans Cen
eral Haskell being the independent candidate, and
there being no democratic nomination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-12

New York City.
f IsS ana ssias 81 so:1 ss. sS1s 1873
3tth ST. =, l15 Il " of bh av, 25xsss 5000
sis ST. o I u q i sa "a A. sssssI $500
Lexington av, es. 40 Of 6ist st, aDxso. ooo
Kings County.
broadway. Ir OF Bartlett st. oexsas: 5000
EgSSn paSe % 20 d II OF Bath Psscs sS
Devoe and Smith sts corner, 2Ox60 LIN
Fulton st, adjoining Dune savings Bank, bSsssOs
Rush 81 ais Of wyile av sxloo Loo,
i Iss &: q Of ST 81 s an ss ndsast s
18th 400 & Of Sd 6oaoO 1900
s:5sss;s. Sss
Troy " ana Colin. oSrner SS
s sts av 20 " Of slst , St s sSass sso9
Westchester County.
MoRRIsANIA.
Cores, a, and ws r. John e 2. ISSsls 5000
Az A. cs ibo II OF Cedar ST. I7xloo. "'Oo'
New York and Harlem railroad 5, 1856 of welch
~ YoNxrns
M S:er asa :. Attention s e. Of sarasr plaza
James Woods properly q acres; 500
st. W s, 100 IT $ of The av, 5uxio1 ......4 1000
Hudson County, ". J..
CITY.
Brunswick 100 = OF South eth 25xl0U. 5000
Mercer 1856 IT of Henderson b5x57. 1000
Halliday 1t, 80 ii of Maple st. 2Ux0O. $50
uOBOkEN.
5oxlOo.. LOO
5O100. LOO
KEARSY
Joralemon st. SO fl OF Milford at, lc0xl00 900
Lots sso 2el. 2e2 block %, 7Saioo. =. . :, ,oo
Lots ls 2s4, $50, block u, 75xl00. ...,....... ''V
Essex County, n. j.
NEWARK.
Barclay at, adjoining Person. l3Sx58. lSD0
IL 570O acres. IS oo1
Napoleon ST. S. 6l5 II from Hamburg place. 25xs5 ltO0
New York 3S9 II of Pacific a. 252xl057. a600
EAST ORANGE.
Sterling st, $, n av. a5xl5O. Sloo
MONTCLA1R
Elm ST. opposite of uon 265xl6t .N500
Park djoning Grassons property 65x233 800
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Indiana Politics.

CONGRESSIONAL TICKET AS CORRECTED.
We published list of the nominations for Con-
gress in Indiana few days ago. The following is a
corrected St:-
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PoIitIcs In Ohio.

CONGRESSIONAL. TICKET COMPLETE
The Congressional nominations In Ohio are now
complete. and the canvass Is becoming warm. The
nominations are as follows, the figures given being
those OF the October election in 1885,
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, ENGAGED IN AN HO&UEA-
N bic and lucrative business who can give the best refer
to character, business qualifications integrity ami
honesty wshes to form the acquaintance OF young lady.
with view to immediate mRrriagc she must be o.
doubted respectabiy accomplished aud healthy; beanty
not Objectionable, possessing S50ll lb3N pre-
ierred Address THEODORE q. FRANKLIN box l.lSl
POS, o,cc- New Orleana La
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STORAGE.

A STORAGE FOR FURNITURE. PIANOS AND BAG
N. M,ge ~ BATTERSON'S Storage Establishment ISL
and - Sixth avenue, toreth street, Pianos boxed
for shipping, or moved city or country
CToRAGB-$1 10 A LOAD EACH MONTH, AND CASH
- advanced Furniture, Pianos, Jcweiry Dry Goods &c
received at owners prices for private sale by a. d. CH!S
TALAR, SOS Broadway near Houston street.
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the Pittsburg Commercial OF the 10th instant
says
Mr.. Taylor having declined the canvass for Con-
gress In the Twenty-irst Congressional district,
the conerees reassembled in this City yesterday and
placed In nomination the Hon. Andrew Stewart, OF
UniOntOwn. 1t Is understood that Mr.. Stewart viii
accept and so far as possible give the canvass his
personal attention. Mr.. Stewards return to public
life would be an occurrence Of ordinary interest.
He was In Congress nearly half century ago, and,
with one exception, is the Oldest living eXnember.
His active partclpancy the affairs or the nation
carries US back to the days OF Madison, Monroe,
Adams, Clay, webster, Clayton and a host OF great
men. all OF whom he knew, and whose confidence
he enjoyed In special manner, as also most OF the
leading characters Of their tine Though long IN
public life no stain rests his record and he
STANDS among us to-day monument OF public and
private virtue the connecting link between the past
and present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-12
TnE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON
interesting, invaluable and Scientific subjects showing
how 70 live and what to live Tor. delivered daily
New YORK Museum OF Anatomy. Those unable
receive copy by Forwarding % cents the Secretary 63
Broadway.
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