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Burt's KIeptomania.

To the Editor or The SHH.
Sra. As Mr.. Burt's explanation Of the klepto-
mania business, as given over his signature in to-
days Tribune, is in direct contradiction TO the
statements Of your Albany correspondent, re-
speetfully tender you my testimony.
have hitherto refrained from pressing my charge
against the legal agent OF the three London stock
jobbers Who are so anxious to protect" the foreign
shareholders Of Erie out Of their property, for the
reason that when taken g1grdnh dehcto by the
appeared so thoroughly ashamed Of himself that he
excited more pity than anger. But since Mr.. Burt
has deliberately asserted that tho paper which
put in his pocket was given him by the Chairman"
! think that particular point has been reached be.
therefore feel II my duty 10 make the facts OF the
Charge No. by his own confession, made to
the Assembly Committee, March 30, Mr.. Charles
Burt Is guilty Of appropriating"s document which
he knew to DO the property Of Jay Gould. On Mr.
SSs BY hs cf
the Erie Company. VINO Immediately demanded Its
neither asked nor received permission TO take it.
Charge No 2-Within half an hour after restor
ing Mr. Gould,s property, Mr.. Burt eooly and de-
lish lawyer had exhausted the patience
Sreary y" argu@eat, % and that a speedy sdjoarn, r
ment was desirable, l handed the Chairman a brief
safe Keeping until such time as the Committee should
reassemble The Chairman, Hon. Mr.. Pstrick, Of
Nhemung, handed the document 10 MI. Eugene Dur
nin clerk OF the Committee. Missing II on closing
his desk, Mr.. Durnin made inquiry In Mr. Burts
hearing as to It's whereabouts. On the last member
OF the Committee declaring that he had taken IT,
Burts confession to Gould's paper cane into my
mind, and at once concluded that kleptomau lac
had been up TO his old tricks again The champion
Of English honesty who must have heard the paper
inquired for. was nailed by Mr.. Patrick as he was
making for the door and aner some pitful attempts
at excusng his conduct produced the missing prop
erty from the breastpocket Of his oyercoat and,
handing II back, received in return from the Chair
altwk.N AN llR h0 AWtal llW
serves.
Now, then since Mr.. Burt considers "that the
charge OF abstracting papers joke the part
of the gentleman representing q portion OF the
English stockhoders," perhaps he will be good
enough TO inform us where the laugh comes in.
Yours respectfully GEO CROUCH,
NEW York, April 10, 1870
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This Thing Must be stopped.

To me Edfor Of Ihe6uN.
Sra; The Common School system OF New
York. under which the best men now living to day
have been reared, shall not be indirectly blotted
ont
endorse the doctrine OF Father McGlynn, and
mean what he said and hereby repeat that the Com
mon School system shall not be blo!ted out
Offensive position. walk through our public
Offices, and, with the exception OF Sheriff o'Bren's
l find that Americans are banisled boys in their
native land This thing must be ended
! discover that the corruption Of both parties,
without reference to party, combines practice OF
iniquity Of which this country has become heartily
sick.
] wish the honest men Of this country, without
respect TO party, TO name q time and place for
State Convention. Let ueu before naming u, cor.
respond with me, and We will FIX the time aud place
That meeting must be held inside OF sixty days, for
on the 4tl of July, without respect TO party, we
will proceed to business.
CHAUNCEY sHAFFER,
Democrat by instinct, but in oil human probability
fenced out.
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The New BurIesaue OF Macbeth.

In the Olympic, the burlesque of Macbeth"
was produced for the FIRST time on Monday evening.
II is said to be from the pen OF Mr. George Fox but
we think that he must be held responsible only for
those parts where he is personally concerned. The
remainder OF the piece bears the mark OF evident
haste and is indeed odd tumble OF the legitimate
drama with the modern local gag burlesque of un.
happy notoriety and scraps from Mr.. a-'Beckets
travesty The famous music written for Drury
Lane was given in its original style by yocalists
hired specially for the occasion, the part OF Hecdte
being taken by q German basso, who was dressed so
careessy that the robe of the Enchantress did not
hide the muddy boots Of the nineteenth century.
them transcribed on pasteboard IAN which he con-
suited necessarily, and he kept the time with his
right hand IN q manner well enough for the leader
Of German mAnnerchoer, but hardly suitable TO
the cast OF Hecdte IL seems to US that this solemn
an awe-nspiring music Is not suited to burlesQue,
and that the taste which introduced 1t was more
than questionable.
As regards the acting OF the play, II will be DIM
cult 10 speak too warmly OF Maria Longmore and
George Fox. 1t often happens that In q burlesque
legitimate tragedy Thus In the murder scene,
the audience, which had laughed until their ribs
ached over the absurdities OF the visionary dagger
felt the blood thrill tho stealthy noiseless, ser
pentlke pace OF the assassin Thane as he crept 10
regicide, end as the lights burned dim below, and
showed family the form Of the watching female tiger
cat longing for murderous news and sight OF bloody
weapons. As the light above grew stronger and
stronger, and showed tho weird forms OF the gliding
witches pointing lean hands OF devltry at the scene
below, there was solemn hush OF expectation, and
many held their breaths with fear, so perfectly had
the mumming fantasies deceived them Had all
the piece been conceived as carefully this rayesty
would DC greater success than "Frou-Frou."
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FLoUR AND MEAL-Receipts from all qua ssrs
have materially fsllen onin the past week ana the de-
Iefs and family grades being in relative better supply
pTovement, Todays market was fairly active on ali
grades. We quote; Flour no: 2, si2SstAt,i 81.
RFSand hoop 9Sia e%ss %esefn ' :pss Nsssi
extras, sI7O6tlS6, do double extras sSsss; do.
Gene.ee extras ssSs,s; city sSPpins exrss, Il ssss
southern tupers and irregnlar BRANDS, tt5oSs5 do.
cerp ena nSa era rse IauE 20
Braudywine e52SGtsi0.
PEovsISss.fse he market has been slightly depressed
y,ess lSrk 5S MAS a. ls e,geE wSn r moderate 9eHgs
mess at s21tSss2iIO., seller Aprll. Beef frm but
9uiet ana in light 'upRy sAes @ 100 bels. plain
% meat. sinaS TS and Pq IT
lam Ran. Sns aS ssson 1U5 Reeea
aud nominal Dressed hogs quiet at llk9i2c. Lard
% sS p%s ey ana
prime steam Tor futGre delivery. incladng May. at
GRAN-Tho market has generally improved Wheat
lees active out nrm sales ls 900 si for
a R1sS for for SRSasS TssSsss sssRG n
,f1 ;s5SFe v,s I ig SsD...s sSl's NShlss; RIM
Sash csaats al sesiS aud tSooIed teRs ses,e & ia
nc, Oats In go cd demand aud higheri sales s7.OOt
bush including onlo q. &C. on the tract and Western
q 600 bush at ss,iis Tor lew western mixed aaoa
Western ter yellow. Ii is anost New orleans White sSs
anoat. White beans steady,
rule very arm The receipts OF lard oil are large We
quote Lnseed OF sSS,c crude spern q Sl nanufae
whale, 6tsi5c mcnhaden GOc crude cotIonSeed OH
sOg59Aci lard oil, t22h@tlHI.
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BRoOKLYN,s ELECTION FARCE.

The Radiant Purity Of Patrick Mclaughlin
The Valiant Policeman who stood by
and saw the Ballot vitinted-Mr. Pitrs
Discreet silence whilo Surrounded by q
Gang Of Cutthronts.
At the trial Of Patrick Mclaughlin and Peter
Fitzpatrick the indicted Canvassers OF Election In
the Third District OF the Second Ward, Brooklyn,
yesterday, John D. Pitt swore that he called the
attention OF the former TO discrepancy in the
for Sheriff. Thereupon youth In the crowd wanted
70 know who was counting that vote, Pitt was
staggered, and said more, The canvass then pro-
ceeded. Mr. Walter, the Republican candidate
for sherin was given hfty-eight votes by the
Canvassers, while, according to Mr., Pitts
tally. he received 90 votes. In Mr.. Pitts opinion,
Fitzpatrick was an illerate man and unit for the
business and In addition TO this he was under tho
influence Of liquor at the time. The examina-
ton developed the Tact that when Pitt called Nc
Iaughn's attention to the discrepancy, that worthy
said he did not see how they could get at II unless
they went NIL the tickets again. The outsiders
then raised and didn't want any Interference,
An error In the ward box subsequently pointed
out to Mclaughlin who immedla'eiy s corrected t,
when Pitt called Mclaughlin attention TO the dis
crepancy In the vote for Sheriff The testimony all
through showed that there was continued row
among the outsiders In the room, and that the police
| were obliged to put them out several times.
For the defence, McLaughlia himself was era-
tion, he could not understand what was said, and
| could not sec that there was an error. objection
was made to his counting tile vote again; but he
said he would rather have counted the tickets over
fifty times than commit an error.
| Ofhcer Suth, who took the returns to the York
street police station, testified that lie inquired whe
ther all par ties were satisfied Mr. Pit being pre-
sent, and that all seemed to DO satisfied with the re-
| turns.
cordinglY discharged them. Eight were for conyic
ton, and four for acquitta
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ANOTHER ROTTEN BOILER.
The Miraculous Esca 20 Of Workmen In the
West Thirty-ninth street slaughter


Uouse-A Terrific Explosion.
Yesterday morning at about nine o'clock, q
boiler exploded in Messrs. Toby & Booths slaughter
house. in West Thirty ninth street. The building is
at the foot OF Thirty ninth street. close TO the North
River On the ground floor In the 'front.' are the pack
ing rooms while at the back the tanks formeltng
the lard. The steam engine for driving the machi
merry is In the basement There three large tanks
for melting the lard oval In form, about twelve feet
deep, and six feet In diameter They are OF one
quarter inch wrought iron and 10 make them doubly
secure bar Of IRON two inches in diameter, passes
through the top, and Is there fastened BY screw
nut II was the centre one OF these tanks that
exploded yesterday the top being blown of and car
ried about one hundred feet distant into the yard
where II fell. ~
vat at the time Of the explosion ono being within
foot Of II; but not one was Injured, although all
| their faces were blackened. They were not even
scalded by the rush OF steam. They account for
their escape by the fact that the top OF the tanK
carried straight up through the roof carrying the
whole top Of the building away with IL.
| This immense mass OF iron, weighing over 400
pounds was carried several hundred feet In the air.
ana was seen by some men on board the schooner
Challenge, lying In the river. fell In the yard ad
joining the premises, within a few inches OF pen
where were over thousand hogs.
The explosion, which was beard al a great dis
tance, is described by some Of the noighbors
scmbling the report OF hundred cannon discharged
simultaneously The disaster is not readily explained,
the pressure on the steam gauge at the tlme was
only IS pounds II is charged TO the inferiority OF
| the iron OF which the tank was made.
The foreman OF the works, who Ia an elderly man
| rather inclined to corpulency, had been suffering
| under severe attack OF rheumatism. When he saw,
he had never been afflicted, aud thereafter com.
| pletely cured
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Views Of n Citizen of BroOklyn-Mrs. Nc.
FarIand should Return TO her Husband.


SIR: Being at the head of family myself, con-
sistng OF a wife and two lovely children, have felt
II my DUTY as a fellow man 10 say word Of gym
patliy for that man who is now waiting to hear his
sentence, IL any, pronounced, after being broken
down and shattered By the powerful and deyilish
plots and schemes OF free.love conspirators.
have some sympathy for Mrs. Mcfarland, When
she was entced by that serpent to leave her
home, remorse OF conscience would have pursued
her, and no doubt she would have become obedient
to its mysterious influences, had 1t not been for
those she hends who sprang unon her, poor crea
ture and stung her with tleir deadly fangs, blasting
all the happiness of NOBLE loving ghusband, aud Grip
pling tile future prospects OF two sweet children.
THOSE women are objectionable In my view. May
God grant that Mrs Mcfarland may see and feel
lust where she stands and awaken TO the truth that
She is the wife OF Daniel Mcfarland and the mother
OF his children and with a broken and contrite
heart come back 20 ler own pillow There she will
hud rest from her wearysome wanderngs, and q
truthful and loving husband TO- protect and guide
her in the right patti, which will then be lighted up
by the sunshine Of family reconciliation. For this
hope OnoGod-one country-one wife.
NOT A CoUNTRYMAN.
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BATCHELoR-on Tuesday morning. April 10. Phebe
Eliza Bachelor widow OF Henry c. Batchelor' aged 70
years. -, a., -
fnlly invited TO attend the funeral nom the North
Baptist Church. Christopher and Bedford ats,
ukIis gWearSnSsy, afternoon at o'clock.
GREEN.-Oh Monday, AIril -, alter q thoItaud
Illness Peter Green, native OF the parish OF
Cargollen, county Lotrim. Ireland In the sith year
The relatives and friends Of the family, also his
attend the funeral from his late residence, North ith
st. near Provost ST. Jerey CITY this Wednesday) after
noon at O'Clock precisely. The remains will be inter.
red In Calvary Cemetery.
HANIEY.-on Monday, April is, James Hanley, in
the Goth yonr OF his age
The funeral will take place from his late residence.
No. 80 West 9TH st. today "wednesday at gf 4. NJ,
thence to st. Joeephs Chbtcl 9th ay and West wash
inEton place and thence to Calvary Cemetery for inter.
spcctfully invited to attend the funeral
KlPP.-At Po1iny, ~ j., on Tuesday, April 10, Gar.
ret Kip, In the cd year OF bis age.
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited
90 attend the funeral services IN the First Reformed
Church. HackensaCk n. J on Thursday the 2lst inst,
N2 O'Clock. Train leaves foot Of Chambers st. at IL
O'Clock.
sPRouLLs-on Monday, Aprl is, Margaret sproulls
IN the 1sth year of her age.
and H. Ltteheld are invited TO attend her funeral
"Wednesday, the 2oh inst, ct IL O'Clock, from sos est
Thirty third ~.
UTfER.-on Monday. Aprii is, of consumption. VIII
liam Utter. aged &c years
The relatives and Iffiends OF the fami respect.
fully invited attend his funeral rom his late rest
denee, 2S East 5sth st. to-day wednesday, at o'clock
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70 A. M...."llsh l2l5 P. M....llsl.t P. M....lisk
- e..".:i!s11 ~ ....llshsEr - 7. M;.",...i.z

State bonds were steady smal sales, the features
being new Tcnneseees at 5hsiK, and Alabama eights
at w Georgia sevens were hrm at esK, aud Arkans
sevens at 15 Louisiana lcvee skies being dull al a.
vlrginias. old. advanced cent to 70 but later fell
of 10 Geh New South Carolinas weak at 81 for
the April aud october bonds. and at s2aslk for thnu
AIRY aud July. Connecticut skies sold at Bank Of
North America share. sold at i0,k Bang q Commerce
a. i25 and Central National at ll0. Railway mort.
geges were dull with saes Of 81 Paul nTsts at 9et.
hruts OF Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central at
sof and union Pacines At sik Centrels being quoted
Telegraph Company for the month of February amount
tN.IB8
Speculation In railway shares has been tame, with the
volume OF business on restricted scale and the nuc-
tuaious OF but little Importance. The larger dealings
In Lake Shore, the Northwestern. and Vanderbilt
stocks, 81. Paul, Ohio and Mississippi, and wabash.
Lake Shore ranged extreme quotations from ssA to
~, Northwestern common T3A 10 13k, the preferred
ANto4h New York Central stock s,Jt 70 eSS scrip s9A
to 70 g, PaS PAY sSmmon Ss 70 ~ the PSsferred e 20
leH. New jersey Central steady at l053i06h and
Reading at SE@s9A. Hannibal and st. Joseph sold at
io7. Mishigsn ceHtrsl i?oS Chicago and Alton pre-;
Boston Ha,iiora 10 & And Erie stsx The mlssslians9us
ranged at Sk@s' and Canton at soN%se,s, Western
Atlantic Mall 2l.@2!H, and MaIiposs pIslened At ~
selling at IS, Adams 81, and American at 80.
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How the Ermine Nciehbors the murderous
Pistoi-A New Jeraey Justice Opens n
Idouor Store-Thc Shoo Fly Galop.

The versatile talents Of a New Jersey Justice
Of the Peace are just now commanding emphatic
commcndation from the thieves Of Hoboken. Jus
ticc Whitney, who administers law every morning
to the arrested drunkards, has become the propric
tor of barroom on Garden street. where lie admin
iters adulerated potables to his victims OF the NOR
row. On Monday evening last grand complimentary
bali was given In his.saloon The place was crovd.
ed, and the Justice himself personally supervised
the bar. After the can-can had been danced,
In style whercunto Harry Hills and Bill McMan-
us's have never dared approach the chief feature OF
the evening was introduced. IL was the contest for
three silver cups The first, for jig dancing was
carried Of by 0wney Fagan Of New York The
trnmp Of unsteady feet and the yells of an intoxi
Gated, riddv multitude. The successful contestants
in this dance were Fatty Coffee OF Jersey City and
Molly Quinn Of Hoboken. Justice Whitney, with
the same benignant look with which he administers
rcproof and sentence in his Court, bestowed the
prizes on his familiar guests.
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Mrs. Mcfarland Advertises Richardson's =
New Jersey Estate by Auction.

IHe IOTU"IIs N VOsVvu III ~ ' .IIIv' y, -
UARnIAN's SALE OF REAL ESTATE
VI 1he subscriber, special guardian o. Leander
Richardson, Maude l. Gchardson, and Albert d; klch.
ardson minors will offer for sale by public vendue at
the Court House in Newark, Monday, the twentieth
day OF June next al two O'Clock IN the afternoon All
said minors and OF the subscriber In that
tract OF land with the dwelling house horeon located
sey Beginning on the westerley side OF Woodside av7
13 3nches norterly rom the northeast corner o
Jessie Bennets line. thence along Woodsde av south
"a degrees Is minutes west 10 feet inches thence
norih Cs degrees n minutes west s feet II inches
thence north Is degrees 80 minutes 40 feet inches
more or lese 10 q point In said line where line com
menclng at the beginning corner OF this conveyance
running north &C degrees minutes west would inter
sect the same and thence south 65 degrees ~ minute
east Sss feet 10 inches to the place OF beginning.
ABBY s. RICHARDSON Special Guardian
Aprl IS. 1870,
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Contents of the weekisy Sun.
rho Weekly huN published this morning conta

Foreign Intelligence sThe Dawn 81 Pesee, The Me
ent s hrob sd te sSis Great peoSare Of
Gold and Silver Coin on Staten Island Tho Hermit OF
YonkeR; How We Took q Farm and the Result, a
Storyi Agricultural and Financial Reports.
The Dollar sun contains a complete epitome OF the
news Of the week from all parts Of the United States
and the American continent. Copies IN wrappers
ready for mailing to the old country may be had at tho
desk Of our publication ONCE. Price three oents.
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HIS RoYAL RlILRoAD HIGnNEss.
Col. Patrick Accuses Bart Of Falsehood and
Thcn.

The Hon. E. L. Patrick, Chairman Of the As
sembly Railroad Committee, sends the following
dispatch:
ALBANY, April 10, 1s7O.-Burt's statement In the
Tribune is as false as that lie made to the Herald
Albany correspondent Burt took important papers
without authority. He confessed to taking Goulds
papers. His conduct is regarded here as altogether
inexeusable. Il. l.. PATRICK.
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OYnrlnAkinn tho nrnin,

John Conklin, foreman in A. s. Barnes q Co.'s
bindery. at 2Dutch street, committed suicide yester
day by shooting himself In the heart. The business
Of tho bindery had lately greatly increased and no
had become excited over the amount Of work
thrown upon his hands, 1t Is supposed that this
overtasked his brain, Io was 47 years OF age. He
leaves a wife and one child in comfortable circum.
stances in WiliamsSurgh
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President Riel's UItimatum.

oIrAwA, April 19.-Rel demands the cession
Of large tract OF land, extending nom the Assini-
boine river to the United States boundary line, TO
be set apart exclusively for the French population
Of the Red River territory Another demand Is
that no British nor Canadian forces shall be sent
into tile territory but that in order to maintain
LeDce a force OF one thousand men, composed OF
residents of the territory, be armed, equipped and
paid by the Dominion Governments, Ihe later re-
fuses 70 receive his delegates.
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Live stock Market.


NEW YoRK. Tuesday, April 19.-The receipts OF
market was dull and unchanged. With common 70
received. trade fair at easier prices Medium 10
prime sheared sheep were freely sold at 6d17hc. ~
with small lot OF extras at Sc, and fair prime
snorn NJ 7kaSXc. D Hogs were dull at Hsi2c toI
dressed, with one load OF corned sold alive at 9hc
Receipts were 5ii.
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Arr,ved-TuEspAr April 10.

Arrived-TUEsDAr' April w.
Steamship Russia, Liverpool, mdse and pass.
steamship slesia, Hamburg, mdse. and pass.
Steamship Gen Sedgwok, Galveston, mdse; and pass,
Steamship san JaclntO Savannah, Indse and pass.
Steamship Louisa Moore, Newbern, n, z mdso.
Steamship l.. &. knight, Georgetown, ID. c., mdse
ship SGringneld, Foo Chow, teas.
Ship Mariana, Lisbon, mdse,
shlD lyanhoe, Calcutta, mdse.
ship Constitution, Liverpool, mdse, and pass.
Bark Eliza White, Pa eTmo. fruit.
bark Lord Clarendon, Buenos Ayres, hides and WOOL
Bark Ormus. Cette, wines, &c,
Bark Thomas Dallett Porto Cabello, cOilee.
Bark Boomerang, Sagua, sugar.
Bark American Fagle, Aspinwall, mdse,
BOrk Constanta, Bordeaux. mdse.
Bark james McCarty Havana, sugar,
Bark Jessie, Cardenas sugar,
nark Maynower, Ponce +. H., sugar
Brig Toronto, Sagua, sugar.
brig Thomas Turrell, Mayaglez sugar.
Brig G. NJ. Reynolds, Matdnzls, moasses
iirig julia Kelly, Mcssna, mutt.
Brig ANGELA CaibarIen, sugar,
Brig Atlaa, Blenos Ayres, hllet'
Brig Excelsior, bermuda mdse
Brig Carolina, Oporto, wine
Brig Rachael Coney, hessina, fruit
Schr, Francis Chase, Para mdse,
Schr. Traveller MayagueZ sugar.
Rcnr, Iona, ArToyo, 4. IT,, nolissrs,
Also, the usual river ana coastwlsc vessels.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OCT.
QUEENSTOWN April Betty OF Cork. New York
soUTHAMPTos, April .l9-Donau, Now YORK Berlin,
Baltimore 49,. =, ,,-.--,-- =, ,., -,
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Court Calendars this Day.

suPHEHH CouRr GENERAL TEEI-Nos 9g, 81 ~ s6y g. ~,
100, l l0?, lO1 l0s lo9 lO, III lI9 IS I 49, lIo. ~
lis, rs, 100, l22, ifi. =. =. a. , =. =. o.. =.
w. lOO O2 "a lOs 1906 III, u.s. i?2, l5 9l 1872 1885, ls' 1872
Call i4l, -, 49,. 49,. -.
1909 s MS Iif iqS ii91 l129 iial l1sd 1871, li4 ii3
Part lNol $685. lAs2 1906 Ie'' .usl ' hVh 100 Hoe
1892, q, 2i4O, ITO, 9bI, ll22
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The Dotv Washing Machine IL, in our opinion, not
equas ed by any rival now before the pnnle s strong
points are cheapness simplicity OF cohstrnction ease
pitnclpe T. e. squeezing and not rubbing there Is con,
sderahe less wear and tear of garments than In the
oldfaphioned system of was-boArd ana knuckles; In
fact We question II the saving nus secured would not
Doty in the space OF a single season-H L. World
March 10, 1870.
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Tie chemists of the world arc challenged to dis
cover article for colorng gray haf equal 10 Phalon
VitAlia, salvation for the Hair Transparent mpid
ae Cologne water t changes hair TO ts original
tnt In from two to ten appiicationa.-Adp, an
The sun., 1870-04-20

KNOX. TIE HATfEp->Por street purposes hat
IA TO the human hair what hnfsn hair 10 70 tho head,
for u glorlne Che entire man and renders him genay
aeceptabie-thatis wher the hatb new sod fashion.
able TO insure ts being such we recommend the read
or to caH UPON Mr. Rnoi the halter, a. ara Brosdway,
where ne Will hnd every style In season.-Adu.
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April IS. no.
Mrs. Calhoun's Husband Ought TO Shoot
Charles Spencer.

From ne Neu AIbdhv Commercial.
We insist that Mr. Calhoun, the husband Of the
lady whom Mr.. Charles T. Spencer, the copnsel for
Mcfarland. denounced 10 'yan arch intrigueress and
sar c. and perforate the said spencers yisceral re-
gion with revolver bullet. AfIerward, Mr. Spencer
may better able to judge expery OF bis celebrated
theory Of simulated sane insanity"