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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-03-28

know part OF its alphabet. They have civ
en- their Oplblons. l care not what NAV no
the opinions OF the committee, if you please
but there is the evidence collected and print
Secretary OF the Treasury speaking Of the inn
portance of the report aud saying that he de-.
sires one thousand of these fifteen Thousand
copies, and that he can make wide and ben
e6cial use of it for commercial purposes,
This report further gives us st ,tistics of the
principal commercial countries of the world.
It shows US how our commerce has advanced,
how It has declined. 1t shows us every steam
line, think, with the subsidies paid by Great
Britain, and it contains within itself fund of
more valuable Information, more accurate in
Ns statlstic arrangement, than any than has
peen presented to the American people,
=, AND now, sir, without seeking to indorse
the conclusions to which the committee have
come-and the Senator from Michinan oer
tainly aims the whole of his objection 10 Tho
Dill they report-I say it is the most useful
oocument 10 print and circulate among our
commercial men, so that if the conclusions of
tnls committee are not correct, we NAV have
the wisdom of Others to guide us and direct
us, Tor there can be no doubt what ia the univ
OI American statesmen to-day. There is
rsmeoy for the present condition of cur tom
ms ge' and tina. remedy, if we do our duty,
will moi ss souSnt and found and applied. l
results that SSp now to discuss what are the bad
clininq comme ~s. necessarily flow from de-
pass that by; and I Saw diminished ,nn tonnage.
ATOMS tne Senate should nm, . ne. consider
and spread it broadcast. PRINT this document
Attic conclusion of Mr. Hamlin,s ,.,
Senator Chandler continued as follows:
Now, Mr. President, with regard to th,u
port, one OF the slgners OF the report ,old re- re-
that be be utterly dissented from the features
to which I have alluded. But, sir, this is an an
old question. 1t IS the same old question /
have met on this floor for thirteen years from
the State Of Maine. The Senators from Maine
on this fioor for thirteen years have been will
ing u sacrifice every interest 10 The United
STATES for few shipyards in the State of
Isins. Iney will abandon your mines, aban-
o your lumber interests, abandon your
ABANDON everything to help Maine to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-17
Texas: Her Pre,eu, a,ay ,,nr.

The passage OF the bill for the admittance OF
the state oil Texas to representation again in
tohgress-as introduced By Senator Morton
vii be the placing the keystone in the arch of
her reconstruction. Her Republican success
her prompt and almost unanimous passage of
the 18th, 18th, and 18th amendments to the Can
stitution of the United States, and general az
ton in harmony with the true spirit of recor-
structiOn, has resulted in attracting the atten-
ton of the whole country to her. Within Le,
area. comprising about &c, 900 square miles. we
find there remains about 600 coo ,OOo) ninety mil
lions Of acres of land INDICATED, and of which
the State offers free to the head of every famiI,
who will settle upon the same, one hundred and
sixty acres, and to every person single who will
settle upon the same eighty acres Through
the located and settled parts Of the State land
can be bought now at about fifty cents to one
Dollar per acre for unimproved land, capable,
under proper improvement, Of producing hale
of cotton to the acre.
A review of the new constitution inst .do,,.d
shows some excellent features. After euaran-
teeing the fullest liberty, regardless of color or
condition, 1t provides for an elaborate and COM
paisory free school system. supported by tar
and the public domain, constituting, perhaps,
the most munifcent endowment in this entire
country. 1t provides q bureau of immigration,
evidently intended to control and foster immi-
grafton into that State on q large scale, il We
are to Judge from til wording Of the act. Next
we nno that homestead Is guaranteed to every
FAMILY, free from attachment and sale for any
ciass or debt except vendors and mechanics
liens. The homestead shall not exceed two
hundred acres-it in the country-or, if in q
town or city, lot or lots which did not exceed in
value, at the time they were designated as a
homestead, five thousand dOllaTs-this regard
less OF any and all improvements, which may be
placed on the same to an indefinite amount, and
still be protected from any seizure; nor can the
same be in any way alienated by the husband
without the consent Of the wife; and in case of
the death of the husband, the widow has only a
life interest in the same, which then belongs to
the children, If any; If not, then to the widow
The feature of the Constitution, however
which challenges particular attention is that
doing away with all usury laws and making any
interest legal according to contract. Where no
interest Is specified in the note or contract six
per cent. is to be understood.
Texas to-day has no indebtedness whatever.
and we believe never had-as a State; T., the
contrary, has In her treasury to-day, unappro-
Priated, one-haf a million of dollars. Recon-
structed on q healthy basis as she is and with
her Representatives admitted. which will soon
be the case, Texas will make strides forward
with rapidity second to no State in the Union
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-17

We are ashamed to have to own il for the
credit of the city, but it is the fact nevertheless
that at the last meeting of our School Trustees,
an amendment to the rules providing that as
recesses are for sanitary purposes, pupils shall
not be kept in during that time for punishment
was lost, failing to get the requisite two thirds
vote.
Our Trustees have usually shown themselves
up to the times in school matters but in this in
stance they-or rather the minority who de-
feated the amendment-are fifty years behind
the age. Everywhere else, where there is
progress in school matters, the necessity of car
ing for the health of the pupils a first requi-
site is fully recognized, and all punshments cal
eulated to do injury to the scholar physically
have been discarded The school recess is
purely health exercise, and there would be
just as much sense in cutting on the oxygen in
the air the pupil breathes, or his supply Of food
and drink in the way of punishment, as to ESSAY
to punish him by keeping him out of Gods sun
light and fresh air at the allotted time for such
exercise.
And while on this matter we would suggest to
the committee having the matter in charge that
the examinations for the scholarships should
not be made test OF physical endurance, as
was the case last year, by keeping the con-
testants on the stretch from a. m. to ID. m.
"itnout Aelr dinners or any relaxation Ii
IT is necessary to put the children through
30 protracted an examination let it be divided
into two days The excuse, that the exami-
ners would not be willing to give more than
one days time to the work, Is insufficient
The health and physical weli-being of the chill
dren Is the first consderation-the convenience
OF the examiners is a secondary one. And we
are certain that humane, considerable examin-
ers, well qualified for the task, can always be
found ready to devote the requisite amount of
time TO il.
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Other makes in proportion
~ Orr price lists for CAsH's COVENTRY
PRESS. ALEXANDRIA, AND METTERNICH
FRILLiNGS, have all been revised and greatly
BUCK AND Isle THREAD GAUNTLErs,
TUCKED AND REvERs MUsLINs, PUFFINGs.
MARsElLLEs THINNING and FRINGHs,
BUTTONS, NOTIONS, &C.,
Of every description,
AT LOWEST PRICES, AT
DAVIS
sol MARKET SPACE,
NH INV CORNER SrH STREET,
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" Cigars are now made in some places by
machinery.
~Mark Twain hasn't written much since he
Vas married. "
s|A California weekly paper is called the
Democratic Phantom ~ sA0
s6Memphis has Just got its first yeloc,naas
rink. Here's enterprise for YOU.
AFFAIRS Is to have q $780, 900 gymnasium and
swimming school.
SRI Most OF the clergyman Of Vermont are in
favor Of female suffrage.
ga Cincinnati judge has decided that blow
from a husband inflicted upon q wife Is sufficient
ground for a divorce.
sIThe prayer-meetings at the house of Lu-
ther Mccoy, the wickedest man in Troy. are be-
ing regularly held.
srFify Partisan radicals propose to avenge
Victor NOir by allowing Pierre BOnaparte to
shoot them in detail.
sUThe Board OF Education OF jacksonville,
H., have closed the city ward schools in that
city fer two weeks, as preventive against the
smallpox
VAn artesisn well at Morrison, Ill, has
been drilled 20 the depth of eleven hundred and
eighty feet without finding pure water.
srThe Bricklayers' Union Of New York re-
Gently fined member $50 for working ON O Job
On which other society men had struck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-17

The WILKEs-LELAND DrrPICULTY.-Mr. Geo
Wilkes has card in the New York EeeRiag Post
of yesterday, in which he says:
" The reports in the morning papers relati We
TO recontre between W. w. Leland and myself
are founded on erroneous infor and they
are especially untrue in the statement that re-
ceiyed any injury in the affair.
was about my business all yesterday after
noon, as usual, and dined in the evening with
a party OF ladies and gentlemen at Westmore-
land Hotel, who, If had been hurt or marked,
certainly would not have failed to perceive ii.
Guessing at the source OF the reports, however,
i am not surprised at the monstrous falsehoods
in them"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-17
LOST AND FOUND.

Il OST-On Tuesday, snail BREASTPIN OF
IL Etruscan pattern, with Coral Leaves, Gold Star
and Pearl in the center. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving it at 9I7 street, between 9th
ana l0th NH IL IT.
/ OST-On the 18th instant, in the Center Market
IL POCKET BOOK, containing a small amount
Of money and several articles, of value only to
the owLer, among which were three photogr aphs
The finder may keep the money if he returns the
pocket book. to 469 Missouri avenue, between ~,
and 9th streets. or at the Star Office. mH-2t-
\ POLICE-On the 18th Ipstant one small bay
HORSE MULE. which Will be sold to the highest
an: avenue, on Saturday, April ID, proximo, at 10
o'clock m, unless ownership thereof is proven at
GEO. r. HERRlCK. Property Clerk mT-st
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

,F8Ssk, E Ias tss I.rss sJoKf Room, No
sSiiSns nov sssrsisS Sy n Hir:sS fSs.s-S1
81 s;s ssf ns. terms hssy to
Water and gas: One yarSs; SIS per month on
us Ssh ..rs .as sst-s eSDF. .Ss
MAJ q
roR kEsT-sToRE and DWELLING, contain
M.yisnd and l.ss ssr.et Wrst Rent mede
. .;as., A'siy to a. foRsTER, nsIt door on ian
IfoR RENT-Two new and elegant RIsIpYN0s5
on E,s street between and sts northsc-t
rooms each are thororshly ss,, contain thlt
~ eSs ~ Ros
;Iss ~h &
on north side street, between is,h and i is,b
Enquire % s $50 ID ps street X " feet rs
+ four rooms and kitchen, large yard, and .oas tn
house situate in the c9nrt in sssre ass. Rent SIS
month: Inquire Of JUDGE wYLIk, corner Of NJ
st. and Vermont avenue. fel0-tf
EOR RENT-six fine OFFICE ROOMS in the
L j. Shepherd Building. SOS Penna. avenue, south
LOB RENr-willoox 4 Gibbs' SEWING MA
CHINE, the simplest, Roieeless and lees liable 10
getsut Of order rented or sold reasonable teyms
tory, IN street, between D and K A' ' jasa
HOUSES FOE SALE.
BRICK HOUSE, II rooms, corner 18th and n
streets, Gas, water, brick stable. Lot leo feet
square.
BRICK HOUSE, - rooms, on north side street.
near kbbitt House. Hot and cold water, gas, &c
Location desirable,
BRICK HOUSE, 10 rooms, 1 street. between 18th
and 18th streets, north side. Hot and Geld water
gas, marble mantes and basins; furnace in cellar:
stable, &c. Lot 70 By l42.
Several other fine BkICk and small FRAME
wall in ant arfs Of 81
MASON q CAMPBELL,
Real Estate Agents,
jal5-d Corner Of 7th and streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-17

From j. Shillington and from j. c. p arker
We have the April number of Hurd s Hough
tons new monthly, Old AID Nec; also, from Par
Her, we have Lippiaeotss Magazine for April.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-17

The next reception of the Speaker of the
House will be on Friday evening, March 18th,
from to IL O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-17

. r. wRISLEY,
DEALER IN
MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELs,
FIREBoARDs, TABLE AND BUREAU TOPS,
BRACKETS, BRACKET SHELVES,
CRATES. SUMMER PIECES, &c, &c.
The above goods are warranted be IT the besf
Manufactured. Please call and examine them
-. No. Y. N. &. A-BUlLDING,
ie<o-u corner 9Th aud ID streeta-
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A viii Lfff BAY SSk kEIaRH 3SsE
SAtE, ON ELEVENTH STREKT,
BETWEEN T. AND M STs

A THREE STORY PRESS BRICK BOUsE
"A WITH PERFECTLY DRY CELLAR. FoR
BETWEEN L AND M STs
We ofier this desirable Residence ceutraIlx and
Pleasantly located IL Ia, Containing eight raoms
hall dry cellar with two-story hack 6uldins water
and gas, for $500, on the following remsrksbIe
tefms:-y 'NW cash, and the remainder at $50 per
MONTH tne rent nearly meeting the deferred pay
means OF many parties who have called n our once
WITHIN the last few days for houses 0'
,m JOSHUA WHITNEY a CO,
mhiz-u No. 729 7th st., bet G and II st,.
E9k RkGIt.FuENIsHED HOUSES, Sl5o, 500;
mii-et SIC Seventh T., opp Mi Soss 6dsc.
FOR RENr-Two drat-ciass FURNIsaHD
= nOVSASIone on y street between 9th and Ith
the othsr on 18th street. near the Kri neton
made %ppiy SIT 70 eoaats very liberal terms va be
HAvEHNER, AIsrRoP ca
mhiiW corner It'll street and La ave
FOB SALE Oh EXCHANGE.
go, 900 ACRES OF LAND IN Macon .o,.., -
e, Blue Ridge Railroad running tSrcrsh' =:
$4,000 acres In Cherokee county, " RI al Al,
grazing lands, and covered with choice tinher. IN
Perior fruit climate, especially the annIe ~
xS,OOO acres IN shannon and Reynolds ccnr Iiso
Oregon VIII sxchsnss for city property. or ne
=. b. sWETLAND, Peder., R,o.,
mn n-u corner 7th and y street,
Euh SALTY story aRd basement RRIOV
H0QoE, Just nnished, on ID O. eat re.r ip pn q
ave Price ko. Terms easy Inrl~ - Se : -
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NEW STOCK BOUGHT AT PANIC PR CEs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-17
STOCK ON HAND MARKED DOWN.

We are now receiving the finest assortment of
FANCY and MILLlN cry GOODS ever offered i'm
this market, aud at prices that defy com petition
Special attention is called to few leading articles
STRAW HATS and BONNETs, in all the latest
Fine FRENCH FLOWERS, unsurpassed In style
ana quaiity, and at greatly reduced prices.
PLAIN. PLAID, eros GRAIN AND ROMAN
SASHES, in ali colors.
PLAIN AND FANCY Ribbons, all color, and
widths. "
REAL LACEs, LACE COLLAR &C., in everv
variety. Ni'
HEMSTlTOH HANDKEROHIEFs, all hnsn,
Best makes BIZ CK SATIN, at So, So 1852 so
Best COLORED sATIN.................... rs
BEST SPOOL COTTON--..............gOct cts Der doz
JOUNlNS KID GLOVES. ..... 4 On
LUBlNS GENUINE EXTRACTS........... 80
Particular attention is also called tn our
HOSIEBf an0 the following revisA prices:
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w BooksikDER AND PAPKR- xk
No. 1913 Pennsylvania avenue. between lo<h -
llth streets, soath side.
HnoAB slegastiy or plainly hound. Period,o>,.
sleBswspsSsrs esrsfuily attended to. jsss-iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-17

NETO MEDICAL sTUDENTs.-DR. ANTI.
w Sci will commence his COURSE OF MED
ICAL REClT ATOMS, on SATURDAY, March 49,
alto p M, at 20 Pennsylvania avenue. mill St
0@THE SECOND MEETING OF THE JKISa
~ REPURLlCAN CLUB OF THE FIFTH
NARD will be held on FRIDAY EVENING, the
18th inst at the school house LIST street ca st. be-
tween and streets south, Capitol Hill. at ia p.
m. Itr
0TEEV. NJ. h. JOHNSTON, OF NASHVILLE,
US Tenn, will Lecture AT the l5th-st Presbyte-
Ran Church, on THURSDAY EVENING, March
Eth Subject: The Results of Old Preudces az inst
the Coiored People Of the South. He will notice es
pecially the doings OF the masked chivalry Of Ten
nesse. Admission free. It's
@lSLAND INsTITUTE.-The Second of the
Ieachers leland Institute will be delivered by Rev
Or D. SUNDERLAND, at the Sunday school Room
Of E-street Baptist Church. FRIDAY EVENING"
T Is Clock, March Is, $50. Subject, scri pture
Docuihes. IT.
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Ef9h SALTY story AID basement RRTOK
Az. prics ~ nn T On ID st, east, near Pa.
hWAt 81, 1ssi Estate Brokers, No. S3S pa. SSs.,
The New York herald., 1870-09-07
4 ucr1oN.-Exl'A LARGE sSLE

UCrION.-EIf'HA LARGE SALE
A THIS 0AS {WEpEEsnAT, , Sept x ., .,,
Household frnure coStaned in four sory brown stone
mansion il3 West street. ns Sixth avenue
TKE FITZGLRALD Auctioneer, will se.lto the highest
bidsr ali the magnificent Furniture in ne aeS resdcnce
Furniture covered ia French satin brocs:e silk res aud
hairdoih; Etageres, Bookcase, Ceatre Tables Any~s
sion Nbes, Silver Plated and Glass Ware, Paintings
Bedroosi SUITS In rosewood and black walnut ~ VA
department China and stonesets a pieces pnir Chairs
and oherartices ntion. Sale positive,
shbe N B.Responsibe parties to pack and ship
g0oda I'm nafiN and
The New York herald., 1870-09-07

ARON CRlSTALAR 4 CO., AUCTIONEERS, l69
"A Broadway offer at private SALE at Is per cent below
manufacturers wSpn, and and
Dining FGRNITHRE; rIANoF9RTEs; IRON SAFE,
CANS AND ONE PAIR DIAMOND EARRINGS. Cash ad-
van cea made on al delcripton na Of Merchandiae.
The New York herald., 1870-09-07
EXTRA LARGE fiOUeRHoLp FURNITURE SALE.
A LIEN B. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
- BY ALLEN B. MINER 4 BROTHER,
late
HENRY "A. LEEDS r. MINER

Salesrooms 95 Chambers ~ street galleries
SIT and 8l9 Broadway.
On Thursday, September at l0h O'clock at the private
Lexington avenues.
Beer rosewood octave Piano. BY Hazene Brothers
rOr., Carpets, a.. A. follows, vs:-French mou:
back Parlor Suits. In crimson and gold satin
damask; black walnut Centre and Card Tables,
t.ins Mantle! Ornsmsu roseyood and black walnut Bed
Dining Table and Chairs Silver Plated Ware, Cutlery
Glassware Crockery, black walnut Library Furniture OIL
cloths, Hailstand, Kitchen Utensils, &c,
The New York herald., 1870-09-07
POLITICAL. Z


ATA MEETING or THE JOHN G. KEATIN0 CAM
pa!gn Club, held at James Turner's Monday, Septsmb
was unanimously resolved to proceed in body TO thf
Tweed Plaza, Wednesday evening September 1870 b
order OF JAMES TURNER, Grand Marshal
A VIKINGS, FLAGS AND TENTS FOR THE MILLION.
"A SMITH, el Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-09-07

A TRADE SALE DIAMONDS, JEwELRY, WATCHES,
ia SkdsrALAR. Auconecr VIII sell II Thur, mrs,
o'clock gold and silver Watches Diamonds. loose and set
vited.
The New York herald., 1870-09-07

n bSIHNEES SALh. ..,.,., -.-
The large stock OF Photographic Materials with Store Fix
tures Odce Furniture. Shelving Counters Safe, Desks,
Showcase &c &C., will be sold IT auction, Thursday
September lo O'Clock A. NJ. At ga Broadway, BY
WILLIAM KENNELLY, Auctioneer.
BY order Of O. NJ. THOMPSON,
Assgnee.
must be presented without delay at Office Nassau
street, New York. q. NJ. THOMPSON, Assignee
The New York herald., 1870-09-07

A RCH JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
"A Oce and 81 Nassau street. opposite the Post
once.
JOHNSTON 1 VAN TAssELL will sell on Thursday, At
lOk O'Clock, their saesroom, 81 Nassau street, .
large Of Household Furniture, Piano. Csrpes
great variety (neary new) Parior Suits Bedroom 8uis,
Is pier and mantel Mirrors Once Furniture, Desks, Once
Tables, Arm Chairs, Louuces Safes &c, &c.
The New York herald., 1870-09-07
A UGUSrUs II. sHULTZ, AUCTIONEER.
IA Sale Of the Scason-@30, 900 worth OF
Magnificent Household Furniture,

magnificent Household Furniture,
Drawing Room Suits Paintings, Bronzes 6tntuary, Silver
Glass and China Ware, many rare, costly Works OF Art
Public Auction Rare chance for Housekeepers
On this day "wednesday at the elegant residence
Fifteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth ycnues,
at1016 o'clock. Catalogues at the horse
Drawing Room Euits covered French stIn brocate Of
richest description; Marquetrie Cab:ne Tables, Eagere
Velvet Medallion Carpets, Bronze Ornulu Clock, ChAnde
lies Curtains, Mrrors, pantnss -aad Pianoforte, eel
ebatcd naksy Bureaus, Bedstcads ard
ros5 Spring Mattresses, Blankets, Extension Table Side
Kitchen Furniture.
The New York herald., 1870-09-07

SHERIFF's sALE..RoDAY s. BRAssEL, AUCTION.
NTH street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues general
assortment Of Photographic Machinery Engraving Presses
assot B. co:rHH1o. % Deputy. % s JAMES 0sMEs, Sheriff.
The New York herald., 1870-09-07
GOLD MEN 10 THE FRONT.
For Sheriff,
JUDGE EDWARD J. SIIANDLEY.

- --- -
GOLD MEN TO THE FRONT.
For Sheriff,
JUDGE EDWARD J. SIIAEDLEY.
Tn, citizens and taxpayers Irrespective of party, will 40
hem''0 c" n''S'' 'n TWEED PLAZA
junction q East Broadway, Canal and Rutgers Streets un.
''' EDWARD dwarf j. 81 saANpLEY CENTRAL CLUB.
on Wednesday evening September 1870 at o'clock and
there unfurl banner for the peoples choice Sheriff.
LEY The various Shandey Clubs of tas city Will pa rci
pate. Hon. MICHAEL NORTON. Chs--~-a.
Marshal JosyrH H. TooxEn,
Hon. JonS J. BLAIR,
Hon. TIMOTHY J. CAMPBELL,
ExJuigc WM. II. DUBESDrgRY
Secretaries
Hen. wM. N. TWEED,
Durnin Hon Michael Norton Hon A. pbijns. CoieenS
5osn EeSws Hon lon Thomas creamer Hon John co1t
Crane Esq, and oheis will be present address the
m Getting.
VIM. Miles, Richard Walters p 7 Mcy,,u,bun
VIM. n. Thrai, Michael fIeaIv. Matte Patten
vapain "a M,a =; D9an YIN Br dy. Colonel A. Stewart,
10. Hatsneld, NJ Nachtnan. Martin Stumpf,
Jo.as Mssq Mssqly Capt Capt, Jas Boyle Th9mas kSsi
Philip Iyon, J. Richardson, John Koclie,
John Uoyt. John Mnrrav Robert Culkin.
Jacob king John w Brown l.. Steinhardt
Chas .. Bosaen, David Fitzgerald John Nolan,
s%nmi. % =. Cornel' Michael Maddigan James Garaher.
sorss MSnse anely, nr0y, James Bnrker Jass b Mu,ry'
Committee of Arrangements =
SEVENTH WARD EDWARD J. sHANDLEY AssocIA
MICHAEL ii. wHALEN. Chairman.
TBos- BRADY, Vice Chairman. a.
b. j. GALLAGHER,
NICHOLAS ARMY,
Secretaries.
Walaceb Band Bwll be In attendance.
The New York herald., 1870-09-07

A UcTIoN SALE OF DUTCH ByLBous Rools-coN.
n ssting Of Hyacinths, Tuhps, Crocus and Narcssue
YOUNG ELLIOTT win sell At auction THURSDAY,
September at II o'clock, ~ No. John street, very fn6
selected invoice Of Ba55us Roots.
w. ELLIOTT, Auctionser.
The New York herald., 1870-09-07

DAwNBROKER's sALE-.rIIIS DAY JAMES AGAR,
Auctoneer, will sell, at 80 New Bowsry nt 10 o'clock,
200 lots Coats Pantaoons, Vests u O'clock 800 lots
silk and other Dresses Broche shawls Fur Table Linen,
Sheets Quilts Blankets By order OF Charles Bornftein All
Grand street.
The New York herald., 1870-09-07

DAwNBROKEEs sALE-THls DAY, BY JOHN NOR
TIMER, u East Broadway, OF 800 Lots Men and wo-
mems choice Clothing Beds Bedding Shoes and other
able Goods worthy the attention OF Dealers BY order Of n
Stitch, Third avenue
The New York herald., 1870-09-07
A LBERT L. wALDRON, AUCTlONEER.
n SslesI soms 1US Liberty and Ill Cedar street.
dsnteel Household Furniture,

JACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER.
81 THIS DAY, September 2, three Pianos,
at 10N o'clock, at the auction rooma No North William
stesds, Beds Bedding, KitcAen Furnturs &C. Carpets
Mating, 0clo:h also three xanos lot Tinsmhs Tools,
The New York herald., 1870-09-07

ID GAFFNEY & CO.. AUCTIONEERS, 3S BOwERy.-
Sells this day ut 10 o'clock, "a Elizabeth street. largo
Refrigerator Show Case, Shelving fine Counter aud Crock
The New York herald., 1870-09-07

IMPORTANT TO FEMAI.Es.-DR AND MADAME DU.
BOS (5 years practce guarantee certain relief to
yed ladies' with whou. medicine, at interview Fe
male Restorative So Patients from distance provided with
bonrd nursing, &c Electricity scientifically applied. No
lsl Last Twenty eighth street, near Third avenue
The New York herald., 1870-09-07

- CHERIFF'S SALE.-RODAY S. BRAsSEL, AUCTION.
eer VIII sell this day. at II O'CLOCK at 81 Nassau street,
The stock and Fixtures of stationery store consisting OF
Blank Books. Stationery &c., &C.: also an Iron Safe.
u. REILLY, Dcpaty. JAMES oBRIEN, Sheriff.