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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-25
TRADE
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No HUsBUG. 1t is ~arranted to cure lost or
i'm paired Tate, Smell or Hearing. Watering or
Weak Eyes. offensive breath, liberated ThsoAt
or Mouth. Pain and Pressure in the Head and
loss of Memory when caused all of them fire
quenty by the rsvages of Catarrh. IL Is
pleasant and painless TO use. contains no stron z
poisonous OF csustie d ugs bet cures by its mild
soothing action.
/ will pay $500 Reward for q of Catarrh
that | cannot rure.
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE.
PRICE OSLv so CENTS.
If your Druggist has not got it on sale, don I
be cut off with some worse than worthless strong
stuff 'fumigNtOr." or poisonous csustic solution,
which will drive the disease to the lungs instead
of curing it. but serd sixty cents to me anu the
remedy will reach you by return mail. -Four
packages, post paid, S2.OO, dozen for $500.
Send two cent stamp for DIR. ssges pamphlet
Catarrh. Address the Proprietor,
R.V. PIERCE, n. D..
sspt92dIy. Buffalo. \. 7
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Hemorrhoids. Pulmonary disorders

Obstinate cases of piles that have de6ed sll
other treAt nept are often cured very rapidly by
the frequent application Of the Ointment TO the
infsmed membrane. IL must be used with such
gentle friction "a the patient can bear " hen
rubbed briskly over the throat and chest, in bad
coughs and colds, asthma, Inflammation OF the
lungs, bronchitis, liberated sore throat, te, II
impsrts wonderful relief and prevents the com
plants from eliminating in Consumption The
Pills may be given nigh and morning during the
continuance of cough or cold to carry Of the
NOR old humore.
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THE LATEST DISCOVERY
NEDLCATEON

The great difficulty which physicians hGye
been laboring for centuries TO over ONE, / .s a.
length been obyiaied. Vegetable CathartiC
and alternative more Efficient tEsH sny rainers
pre- Aration Of the same class. and e. agreosbiC
TO IL. taste q. ordinary CANDY Il LuW offered (,
the sick in the form o. a EoEeuee-
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MANUFACTURED 81
FLEEtEE2, Heat a. SIElLF,
i"tEPaaF. BY.

These Biiters combine the most valuanle Ton
&c end etInulsat QUANTITIES ef my ever offered o
the public. 1hey are warranted free from al
injuriou. qualities, being comT osed Of Pure Veg
etable Extracts, long Known ard highly valued
for their medicinal PROF erties and pure Rye
Whisky, distilled expressly ior the manufacturer
asa sI.uUEAsF
they stand Hnrivalled, both for invigorating and
Ell hiliratng effects, and freedom from the dies
grees bic taste generally found il Other Bit
tiers. If taken IL tine, they q sure preventive
Of diseases arising from disordered Stomach OF
Liver. such az dyspepsia, JaEndiee, Liver Com
D laint, Fever and Ague, Costiveness, ard Dises-
=, of the Sd in ct Kidneys and Bladder In
diseases Of tho Liver they are
ESPECIALLY VALUABLE.
For sac by c. TEGELER. and all other pria-
cipsl Drug, 'iro,ers and Liquor Dealers
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Contracted limbs and Dropsieal
GWellings.

The reputation acquired by the Ointment as .
means OF utilizing stiff joints, by -endowing
them With fexibility and activity, is wide As
the ran re of civilization. Persons who have not
touched the ground with one, or perhaps either
leg for years, bee me able to step opt firmly
without any other help than cane, and in some
Dropsicsl swellings are reduced and the depoei-
ton of water in the cellular tissue arrested BY the
tonic action Of the Ointment. In an these cases
it is essential that the prepar alton Be- faithfully
and vigorously rubbed in.
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CAUTION The words 'Hollowny's New
York and London" are vatermarked on each
leaf Of the directions in which the boxes and
pots are folded For information leading to the
detection of counterfeiters Of the medicines, .
Handsome reward will be given. Sold ct the
mandatory, No SO Maiden Lane, and by re-
spectable druggists and dealers in med'c'nes
throughout the world. conside sble saving 10
effected by purchasing the large q res run d.
| rections with every box OF pot. 'otlsdviy.
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One Thouzaud Exp

were made by the Inventor Of this peerless re-
edy before ii VA. brought ~ IT'D PRESENT state o
perfectioL III. Lozeuge is harmess IN its Up
GRAFTON, and although the medic nal tas,e Of it.
curative ronp ouents has been extiHguished by
chemieal art. their virtues remain AZ active AGO
q tent rs ever
In Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Consiipsii0n, Siek
OF Nervous He.dscne Piles, DTopry- and the II
rekularItie. to which the feebisr ssE re subject
the LoEenges will BE- found Infinitely more effect
i've than any of the horrihl. and Disgusting com
poun de usually aumDistsrei IL such eases- As
az anti bilious specific and general aPerienti they
have no equal either among adyertised prePSra-
,ions or the prescriptions Of the regular haFIna
copGiA-
VI. Ii 4, guaranteed fhGt no cue " be has once
t-s.I DIR Frssnus W1u-Iow's Liver and Stomach
Lo1eu re, IN ever sgsiu take pargative PoS
der OF drauEht. or pin
Show o-rds ssd c rcalsrs sent 10 dealers tree
PRINGLF BROS,
o,.isdutT - Maiden Lane. New York.
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gtenerc Gabcl StaGrtd)ten,
gtn9ebltder SanbaltSm ne
Der Oeuti9 en-.
Ser Strtrag init gaperu uerUOrftn.
OSodlrftbtcu aus NprSennr.

y TpeAu Z2. Sf5. kSpt5NlptPt VIE
.6eratb. q. - Str GolTetppureht tafts etne
llnterrerun9 nit pim Rmler rer auspdrit'
aen 9taeelc9tntCttCp, ipeIher ocrluGt eliltn
6rlepen su Sanpe au brm6Gn. Derieite
mtnite, cap eir 9Iusit6icn auf 8risesn nod
iesr aermse leicn, bnn lie pcn Y!eueen ges
heuteit 8etipgun9en ann:bmcn, bleBe Grant
Tctb Su elmer Wadlt erttlrn Ndn9's sTnteeF"
| gen. r...
6aum Elm 91rn IN lSIdntRit, aleid,>
picl, pb arm pOcr reid, lpube Der Ne9teruna
sefauen, eiuGn SUE greIt GanesS aufju8s>
| bPr.
gBafsu liue reiBlth pprtauren uub mir
babrn pcn Gn3t0rp dllein mebr An8ebote
parduf, ais mir teeurfsn. ltpr 3 Mpnaten
mar cs ibwtert0, ctn 9dtrtCiismus 81 ere'
gen, lest b0bin mir Mutt, oas Solt GfeuIct0
lnp TN 3lum 81 Grbalten. 6rantrsth
tanpft isbl iilr ieine Griitenj. unftrlle9t e.,
10 wtr6 Gn8idub mrbr, ais trsene en- GEeerrs
9ano ben 0erlui fubItu.
Guaanc fam nttt einirbcr, wel6t Besen
co bdben pilrec, rpen rs aeNuttete, ba6 5rdnf>
reitb Serntbtet miro. Sn bieem 6lae
wiirbe gtuglane im Siten unp SreuBen TN
g9tRen mad, 9ciebm i4dllcn unO WaItsR
tSnnen.
Der Nniier fprld nit rtr tisflten Gnt,
rildng Ypn per llnpanfbNrfett Stalten's une
mCtnte, Der Gdl, pp man nit Der puferltltt>
aclt R0ticn dbrednen ipgrre, Jet ntdlt mebr
fern. Gr idblpB camtt, zap pe neuen Aut'
bebunaen I'm Slcen uno &utrttn uber ale
G:partangen 9iInfiige grEplse babsn IpeT>
cen.
Ser 9trtraa nit Bapern psrIu0rfeu.
Wtnndlen 2S. Stj. - Gte b0perilhe
Btptiirienlammtr bat BEN Buno.s Ssrtra8
pcrDori,n in her 9oiinun8 8Rnittssre Ss'
Oineunasn iu erlanGer.
anscbld,'r 8dnnalentrS bsr Heufd;n.
& &o.nDoH, Is. 6eS. 9en. Upaule oes
ilaat It6 bitter aber Ons 8sntbmen Der 9eut'
Iden. Or lsuoutf, ooB er seidl09en III uno
ipridt bic Nbitht aus, ftir hen Banoalismus
oes iFetnO,s Rtunrhe Su rsbmtn. -.
; ct. Galats, I'M Sdar 9pltitment ~
lReiIen BON Sc Wans, muthe leBthin bon eer
DeuiIden bcimgeiudt. Gieislbcn jo8tn ie'
bod tuieOsr ab, nu4cem its 8tqulfttonsu &C.
matt batten.
Gs 6.iBt, bab gourtat nit isintr Hrmst
!. uab SlleH mur5itt, um 8ssen @eusral user
Der lu cperiren.
%Cpelde.
2DnOnn %. Se1. lSptStol' Bepsihe De-
,R.s9). Ssis9ram.") - Wndb elmer aus 9aor
, einoegonetnen Bspelbr bsrribte boitlbit Il
: fSsiae siner In poriigCr Nadbarihatt IN
San9e bttnoliGsn StiGdbt SrDBs Inire9unp
Der erile % iut6tige 3uiammenitoB nit 0el
t DeutItn in oitiem &epartemsnt tano an
c 5omifag Morgsn bel 6agesanbru6 tatt
. 6eit Sa9sn III Elm Rampt erlpori.t worosn
b uno obmobl Derislbe nod Dbne entlhslotn0f
n ytsIuItnt III, miro CT ols HSrobe Der Gh9tt9tei
4 Der artia.rte, Der WobiI9aroe uno osr Gr'i
0 i6hBen srabtst: --t
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freplib dusieteRser Sufarrn Dor Gas 6aus,
parirte bic @ftrer, lmD Gin Etell Der Wanr"
f6aft, parunler beT SifiJtcr, ates ab uRS
hnmte euI5 bic 3TtpPe bnauf.
,8elteS ii rqS bette unp grdgts Sdus in
pieirm 9Oyfe p fragte in beTstlsReem Sppe
Der Siftjter.
,,Das bette SauS, On. GnebsR Gitpgen"
etmiterts her Gmtmanu, iuesm er eemlttts
istnen 9rpFsn DutmaRer atnabtt, III rte3 bier,
,u9lejcb Elm g3irtbsbauS."
,,GudrlCr fur pen Ueneral une ben
StOb Qtle 3jmmer merbeR NIT Sei6ldg
bele9t. Spf9en ole fur Elm 9ulss &bens'
slen, srpapSis bis prstBB 9erlCnen. StnS
eli eer Q9trtb - ........ .....
Der gmlmlm, Gu. Gn1ren Gttcpen,
unp rtes lit Der Shultbcts."
(fE Eortithung lotgt)
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gstntptiier fir ss;tttItE.e.
Raltip,pr,-gStIp Gifenbdbu.


Raa allen 5tattonen I'M ubr YtoratftA.
suS GBiuaefer. Strasburg uuo SwitsnPtels
in 4.O5 Radmittass ySountaes 9asgsnommsnl s nsr
uhr aRorpsnjug Derbin6et ih nit Strasourg u par'
stTonburg Oia tdnaiIesa@ap'Sabu,
Rah hem aBeheu- Wm uuo 8.45 Absnos.
9add 6rse srid uno Sagsrsto 10 nEam aIlit,s,2 I9T
ga LteOtt gtt9 .a5 sSg ~ y.0sSsSs.
menl, ano na9 pt ouh' ttS % HI 20 'q' Ia ,nS
II 80 Uoteens uHo 2, 800, 44j sS0 uno y 10 oeNoS
Wab NauapOIts - um uHo llSO Htor9sHs
uTR Ron i;fS Sa bfTafou 845 7 25, 8. 925 Ior.
asns uup 70 As, 2 50. 4.l0 $40. 7.i5 uHo aoenos
pbllaSelpbia. Biiminston.2SaItu. @iienbabn.
Ras sbtIabtIpbta, 2ptiatHfatt9nsH
unO 20 DtIdwarsr Gtlthb a Pn- Hm ''@' ~'0H
SsSs moS SOHIIGI @bifaSs sip5ia anb Rtp.gsrI tbtl
gerrnUias nad, POrt btpOft abbtsssnb nm $50 aRors
arus tspuutdos duBgtuommtnl.
S'sS Tob 1bffaSeIPb unb Rtp.DOrf (Fa tn
qBIinatpn nit ber sDelapart gtltnbahnA psrbtuesnol
UNI j. 20 RadmittasR (ScuHtags alsgsnomutHl.
4an ben Stattpueu BITS Bort Sfpo III
mn S mr. 0Gdlntittaas gouHtngs auBssnommtR).
Rod, u bTIabeI0Rta un 2 rs ahsups, taglia.
Ra& &tpsD DOri- = &EprsBlna um l0-Ao aosnos'
iasI!a
abtIoSsrpbta.3aItp gentraIs 0tfsHha6A
s,rISst S,oltntprs ur rs W1orgeHs nnb 24O Radpm.
Burt. .Slrtau: ssr. 147. BaItimonBrass.
R5rbItds Gentrai,g giIHbdbH.
glaa ptttsbur9, otm geFSn u, Nm d,,,,, N2t 81
e,n an gds, ass,nS Sa satg I'M
nm g. 81 1epratns tSonnta9s aus9snemmenl.
aad, Ritfsburg, BEN Btttn uno Nor
ben bIs gstIItamsport unb erleL ta8i'@ III
- IN NadbnttttaaB (Sounta9s aIs9tnommenl:
aad Btttsburg, ben uRta8aras6 aIIeh UNI
RuTTaio- tdslih nm 10. 20 Wbsnos; -.
Rd& PtttBbure nuo penn Sh " nsHI nI.Isk Il VI w
BEN oauptaatiDusu soiI4tn Baltimore nno 2arrtseati
anbaiisnS = tdslib UNI 7.4o GbsnOs lSoHniaas anSo'
"Tssi sstSii oe RuruIdnOtr GiitROGRH- un
8 40 Ilproens uuo 3 80 gtaAmtttaes. =,
Ra& s @tttpsburs- = urn $50 Isofs'ns aaO l1'f'
SSaGi Esas SsnOoer-um 80 wOrotus unO 12.4O uni
$50 Radmttta9s. % qp,.
UumberIdnptr Bdph-HM o'Oo DtUI
aSns uno 1910 9tGd9mtttd8s. :, ,,-.....
Ra6 Dori = tasIia nm $50 2iamtttass tsonr
taas ausgGnommsnl. ~ ,,..-,.. =,
Sam 6arffou - taeIIm um $50 Ra4usttaa
(6oAtl'e as ausgtHommtni. ,.,.,
3atunSutIIer pferesbdbn.
StlnbItdl oon ubr Wtor9sHs BY u9r upsnps.
MIR aus9suomimsl. sonntaes htinolia een ue
2-7ubr NbsnDs naa 2ouooH 1ert. a. cD.-
Rad GIItcptt ttp um uno 10 nRr Vtor
oeiis uuS unO 6 Ibr gtndmitia9s: 3utadttbrsno 20
&Iieott Ghp nm uro 10 ubr YRoresns hno z ua1
MIR Raduttags. - Au Sonttnatn nm une III w
IRoreens urO T. uuo nbr 9sadmttta8s nap, nno
uu0 10 MIR Utorstns uno 3. uRD Aer Na@mu'aS
BON Glicott Gttq. E
gUre.sRpub %fsrbtbabu:
Ra4 pni ontopn FSnbita BON nes Storssa
= Rad a. B Osan stopu UNI 8. 6jf. TX anN sH uH
TRorgtns uno 21S, 3&, ~, 5H uf6 6K ner ~ Mpsnos
Wfi Eorntdoen; unI 10X uub IN n9r got9tn
uub lax, ~ 2K, 81 4k. 5H uuo ox neL Na@H.
uno uon ooansi0iun bterbIr, nm 10 lno IL I9t Itor
gtns unO /, 2, g. 8, Q, 7 uno 8 nbr Naam'uass'
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~ Central ; 3eibs itao
U y Waflers>8iireat,
mr. % seorDs @as., uabs Sasettsarass

Wr. 20 g1prbs s@abs, uabe SapettsFrabs
(gesrHnoet bon BEN nsta 2spi Benjamin lsso.)
itIss tpobIbsiannte unn psraniportlit Bureau ma6s
biz arbstsn uuo ltbsrayHen Boriae aui Bunotss une
gtaatss ssBtrbpapists, Dtamaiteu. ubreu 6iItrsnaa.
rtn, edmudiaden. btrrtn. uao 9amenflfibsr uno auf
eus anb ieDt Nrt oon aare, snifutotr In erobr oper
de!nen HuantitHtsn. Dit Bsbtneunefn fino tbr aIts
nspnbay. bsjonotrs bel srpbtn Sumnisa eahen tpsrs
bsu tar trasup ee btftnmfe Stit autbepabrt. Rtros
nfn tnsI 6tbertpaGrsn oosr anntxt Wrten g8aartH u
pfrtauitn tpHuSNsn bttemmen biz b66he prttitn IN
bieism 8treau. WHt 0si@dIts. fransaitlonfn ptfefH
bnr4aak pxnat essaltta. fdsIlH con nbr Rcrgsns
ubs. TiiNR .t0T"1 c1T t246-l
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bitr etmadtt MGnrtu Otr ietriitu puaittai uno oti
Issltn GaSOn lu Prtiitn bGrtap bic aut gontpttttion
bsrauBfor6srn, bel T. RRtiHbsrarr,
Ode 6tr Gudlus uno eaTdiosnitI., Int absrn 6tdbhbs
unO
Nr I03 EBth. Baltimore, rabt poutbapfrGTt.
NIB. Quf Nuitrdat pom 9anoe plrttiid auBgtlbvi
unb SuiTitotnbttt edrauttrt gBaGrrp tpttern &c. o.
ID ~ nhrr hfr Wnnnnniii iiuln ptrihldl. L2ll-l
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'wbriI1
Nbortraoeue @Iribuuasiiiide,

sD,r ,iu,las VIas, nm on tpuen RBsrt1 fir absssa'
e.Hf ifiburasRHdt ID trbaitsu, IN bel ytaaR Resfe.
] RI 40, Parrifr hrate. neeu tnps tsns Reie md
efr aersk. tpo man eotlpytAsu ieu. Couite.l1
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% CINE merfphrbiae Camille. -
auf Der fSarm oes Gbsriteu Daniel ammen
nabe Gintafilt. Da., lsbt tiRs tarbtat Jrau,
bte nabeJu 100 Sabre alt III uno aiit stns In
her Ebat ntsriDaroi8 satireide Nadtor,ms,r'
id,uft berab{itht. Sie bat Fo4ttr, Gnftl. W.
gnfsf u. ursllrsgnfet. Cine tbref On elinnin
In bic SHUTTER bon II Riubtrn. @s lebeH auf
J bisie aDsiis In bent Sduie S @tnsratieHsh 30.
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Nentsss nnb snsiiit5s GsnI:.
8. RilapI).

&fe puii sspllieaphr. itric Crdras.d d1ep.
"a rtrb ron ,eplf esbrtrn pcaadnsteer Real. Spraa
1,breibs, Gsfane- hub 9eitnen urtsrr4t trtbst
eiasisr{ptsitn aa Btranasn tttrdtf6tr nnttrr&t In
ssrlGtsStutn 6laHtn. Slr wtibIdt arbttn 10 cine
stbrsrtn anataeat Wit tsr S&ult Ia time 1urn.aHait
strinasft, aud Dtshtn Sasltr IN asf ans sss@ &C.
- ESbsss anslnntt sssBtiI Der srtapal beg uHsait
r. snovp, Gdt psn Ssaaasas. uns Orange aaeS.
(SapIS . i. I. -.
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0Ifes Napteri = 80 Gte. pro 100.
uni mil ttnsu Bprratbt aItsn papisrs autlurdnmsn
laNsu MIR oa elbt beuts fir 30 Cts. pro 100 Bo9sn 40.
Mar msIos sb tn otr 9rt. B. 81. use-i
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Die sufammeneefeete Sauerftoff
(ur Surdh Gtudtf,m urta.

2uuaenIfistn, 2uEtrbbrenaf. Gntlinbuns. 6ufen.
BsrlaH Der Stimme, Beroanunssbst6ptr Sqspep.
Nt Rsrpenetben auetmeins a6rperi hwdds. ioipt aus
6rouiidtn 2etDtn iuerben srtol9rft4 bfbanoslt pon
|'TTTT''ETti5 Rte,arb @dreiner. Med. Dr.,
Nr. IQ1, Sdrtfir.. Baltimore, Wto.
Herdtbunes sHunosu: bic IL npr fraP Don bis D
ubr Ra9m. - MI,
IN Nldrfftrake, Baltimore. .irN tNoo.lU,lJ.l
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spe1ial.M0tise1l.
8dlttmOre
Tire sSaIarQaee O0tee,

s,r#5tr fsrsp8FrgnS s'stu gtrtuf 0bsr Stassn suIa
Staassneiad. ,ssytG In ett Sidtt ME In sdnst aAs
aftR sou Gtasn' irn Betas, SaStH- ane sSaetsn-
s.rdbESaitsu I'M Eau btsrftnt obtE tr sattH In "a
2saa btRnblt&t WahrJtugt Y. {. 10. - U.....
SOS 3treftcrII IIH beffebt diS tpiAenoen Pette"
gDm. y. 5arFtiun, praltssIt
gse. 81. BldtrR, Snm' 2. 9fuhe'
A. -. alrifs, z. y. Iaptt
bdSb 3. 91iiIsn, =. mooi. Stn!tns,
q ,aab penninatpu, T. gtoEteh 5tpa'''
Stanets Z. StHa, y. y: NemsenstF
bturu Carroll. GFpiTe Spt%s,
W. g. 5tsuart, | w, w. ~; eap.ot' .e', aL, Al,
sstiti$ ali rrb in btr Cffss Sabpta.Sdt ven SeutR'
saS Rattrar, stlstll NC aaa das 9atTdes etsst e.
G.Siat wtrbtH gtrf5trunstn weThtu aai hgenD ttaf
Sfssneoi tx '-fT' ar. s5poeroprth. 5tlt
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fTIEIl11I M TlfIhH-F I7I lt11--TIL 0T0lsIl|-
,rsiRHd7ft izuD B1 .Nrf
.sae44s. est !ifaH ~ .asG sigFt,.l.gsl.1
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@eIs' DOpWlGrer gdJ1blaOeN,

Dos btutaF, uue bette Sdubseiddft IN Der Stabt Sc
vorbI.S,y,,, s,trst, etisEti, etnaSts &.oo-A5o
rsiSisSsrts Ssrrsn,6tiefrI, atpaatlis $780, 90
&enGbtt 0trrtrs8atters z'go-a'S80 8
@enaStlis 3srrd. gatttTs i'SV-z'990 ~
Gdwtre Strrtn.G9ubt l'Z-5'9 '90 0
S@ruere QtpsStieTel SUv-S0V
S6psre GtitIel IRr BrantE 250-SV0
Sohe QnabersRtps sSttttln ZW-S1o 70
6anoi ituhIsoerne Dumtnhttti btsT Qtnnat, 250-S ~
Wdroftos d Bamens GtteftI l.6O-Z59
2aitirg DamfnsStIsIei - l26-loo
BtFe tGlbleDerns DamensStitIet % I6O-s.oo
Dausns Slippers nit Wbidbtn Tb-l,OO
@anIsn.4 4eppid. shippers Or 20
" Der gr6Bts Borratb Opu YlhoGtn' atnetrsStttitln
tno S&uben in etr Saot etrt aroBt Nusabl BON mtt'
Ben hduoi&ubIsbsrntn uro BrpHt tsaopts sStsteln UNI
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30
TIE THIRTY.sECoyD DISTRICT.

Gen. Alfred PeasontOn, who has been since
in the Fourth District, appeared, accompanied by few
friends. the United States District Court, yesterday,
and took oath of office Collector in the Thirty
Second District recently vacated by Joshua F. Bailey.
Judge Benedict administered the oath. The bond Of
Collector Peasonton is for 100000 and 1t the
names Of five sureties who justified in 10000 each, it
being customary TO justify in twice the amount the
bonds call for. Collector Pleasonton subsequently
his bond I'm Disbursing Officer before COmmis.
sioner Shields. There two suretes on this bond,
who justified in $4,000 each. The bondsmen Of Gen.
Pleasonton for faithful discharge OF his duty as Col.
lector said to be Messrs Brunei Boyd Miller Fassett
and Johnson, and his bond a. Disbursing Officer
the OF Messrs Rufus Ingas and john G. Johnson
The originals OK the bonds have been forwarded to
Washington.
Gen. PleasontOn succeeded Collector Bailey IN the
Fourth District: he succeeds him in the
District. During his stay In the Fourth District, no
merchant has had occasion to complain OF harsh arb
treatment by Collector Peasonton, Of discouresy
the part Of his subOrdinaes. He has always exacted
strict compliance with the terms OF tie Internal Reye-
law; and has awaited decision from his superior
doubtful clauses before he held business amenabe
20 them strict enforcement OF the law and consider
alton for the business interests OF the Dis
fict will doubtless characterize his management Of his
new, onerous, and responsible office.
In regard 10 the release Of property belonging TO John
Tracey Co., aud which seized by Collector Bailey,
the following card has been received fom the persons
most directly cOncerned:
To the Editor efth, Me- York Tritus,
the release prop Collector Bailey
does great injustice 10 stating that Of probable cause
Of seizure required or gwen.
In custody two months AID hs the properly had been sesd
"''"''' Re.reet,oIIS Tc"p '"O1 In rE.@s,t 90
Nee York, March 30 l5i0. Nos l52 lsi Pesrlst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 30 1870

National Bank a the dry goods store OF Daniel Heaon
corner OF Fulton ave and Bridgest u =. Commissioner
Newton held the accused In default Of $1,000 ball The
counterfeit IL very mgeniousIy executed
Patrick OUanlon sued Robert Valentine in
the Supreme Court and recovered 600 damages Tor an
assault and battery committed the 10th OF June last
A complimentary concert to Miss Bronson,
the contrnto OF Dr. Cuylers choir will BIO given tOmor-
row evening nj the Lafayeteaye Presbyterian church
In the United States District Court, before
Judge Benedict, the North American Steamship Com
pany have brought suit against Jacob Iorlard 10 re-
cover 900 for damages alleged TO have been received
by their steamer the Santiago de Cuba, by collision with
The propeller Brunette OF which defendant IL owner.
Process has issued to the United States Marshal
made returnabe next Wednesday.
NEWARK-The man Zeigler, who was shot by
Detect,e Fisher few days while he attempting to
escape custody. viii de thought Patrick Midway has
Jail lie bad been sent the jail
grounds 10 He confined charge 81 defsGdng
81. Baptist Board Of City Missions VIII bold meeting
on the 10th Of their Mission. Mary Mclaughlin
held Mills last evening 10 800 bail TO answer charge OF
stolen her sisternaw watch valued al t1o