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This Sparhdid hair Dye Is TIE brst IN The worm.
nssnss., peaishle, iasAs.aanssas, -aoss ~ eoa-
tsin iesa nor any visniic poaon n produce Psalyi
sis or death. Avoid the vaiintcd and dsisive
prvtar.tious bcasting virtues they do {oe bosses
fAs s..,iins ". A. B.scheior's Hair Dye hls Mad
. years EMBARRASSED reputation to uphold It's i.ics
risy Is the only Perfect Hair Dye-BIact OF bsouH.
soia by all Druggists. applied at Is Bold street,
New York.
A RARE COLLECTION.
Rowland's Receipts S D;:ss,. as.: :
&C., comprising valuable information 5or every BODY
sent ny mail tffee Il Postagel fyr shy cents.
Atltirv~s X. Z. NORMANDY. sol Market Street.
81. Louis, Nc.
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BAXTER SPRINGS is 70 have railroad in
the direction of Little Rock or Fl. Smith,
Ark and Shreveport, La. So the Sssfise
say
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Sold by all uruSSAst>-
VVO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES. FRECKLE>
i and Tan from the fsce Use PERRY Morn AND
ERKCKLE LOTION. The only reliable and haEr,-
LIS ren,edy. Prepared BY Dv. B. c. Peuy. -
Bo0d .trvrt n. Y. Sold by all Druggists.
aps6eOst1Ol
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MIILrARY.-(;en. Pope, accompanied by
General Davis, General Morgan, Major
Dunn, Captain Ilshy, and Lieutenant Jack
son, of his staff, have gone Wet on a tour Of
inspection They wiii,Proceed as far as Kit
Carson on the railroad, thence towards Forts
Dodge and Larned, after which they will
return home. They will he gone about two
weeks.
Col. w. s. Mitchell, formerly Adiutant
General, but relieved at his own request, has
again assumed the duties.
Two Frenchmen in company :, Fifth in
fautrv, deserted Saturday night to 60 10
France TO fight for their country.
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FIRST OF AUGUsT.-The celebration on
the first Of August is to he an elaborate affair.
BESIDES our own citizeas there will I've large
delegations from Atchison, Wyandottc, Law
renee, Topeka, Junction City, Paola, Fort
Scott and other places. Three of these dele
CATIONS will bring bands Of music with them.
The Seventh Cavalry band will probably he
obtained from the Fort. Gov. Harvey, Hon.
i. $. Kallcch, Chas. II. Langston, J. Milton
Turner, and other distinguished men, will
be here to meet Senator Revels AMI celebrate
the day
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LEAvKxwoefn, July 20. te7e.
Wholesale HR01e.
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SOUTHERN KANSAS will have better
crop Of wheat, corn and oats this season than
was ever grown there in times previous. In
migration viii soon have that section of the
State completely filled I'D
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0Meeklps Gimes
THURSDAY, JULY q, 1870.

The railroad from Sedalia 10 Fort Scott n
finished from Setialis 10 Clinton, - miles,
and passenger trains are running.
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The case Of william Dickson the mur-
derer, who has applied to the Supreme Court
for new trial, will he decided within fex
s}avs
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BAyARsA IN THE ricl.D-
RCAGEHlcAl. CDt-NC1L.

MUNICH. July 1.-THE Rasxrian army
including ta,e Re,esse Corps Is ordered y
take the 6eA
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FIRE-Thc barn of F. Buckley, in Salt
Creek Valley, was struck by lightning and
burned on Sunday afternoon. Three wagons,
some harness and other valuable property
were destroyed with it. There was no light
nine rod I'm the h,ildinr. .Sa
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Two convict; at the Penitentiary, named
Scott and Sexton, attempted to escape, a day
or two ago, by running away from the guard
as they were being taken into supper from
work outside the yard. They were fired on,
one Of them being wounded in the lip, while
several shot passed through the others cap.
II is a wonder they were not killed. Ono Of
them loS1,S Il and the other IL months time
by the operation.
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Proposals. fer Fuel, Forage and
straw.

CnIEF QcARTERNASIEH' OFFICE, }
HID. ORs DISTINCT or NEW MEXICO.
SANTA FE, n. NJ, July 10, 1870. J
CEALED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLICATE, WITH
- copy Of this advertisement attached, gill be re-
ceiye1 NJ this once until 10 q clock \. NJ,
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MR. SMErHEK, Of This city, returned yes
ter'iay from frcighting expedition TO How
ard County, Southern Kansas. He reports
the crops excellent all along the route, and
especially in Howard County, where most
of the corn is from 10 to II feet in height,
and the ears are higher than a mans head.
Night before last, when near Topeka, the
party were followed by horscthievcs, and all
.tocd guard till morning. They came very
near yos,bling one fellow who provided about
very close to the camp.
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A Book for the Million.

~A PRIvAfE CorS-
SEiOR To IAk MAJ
RIED or thc>e about ."
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BIG CoRN-Capt. Human, Of Sarcoxie-
vile, in this county, measured stalk Of
corn in his field tupland) on the 9Th inst,
over fourteen fee. high and six inches and .
half in circumference five inches above the
ground The Captain Is one Of our best farm.
ers, and is Justly pround of his fine crops.
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MONDAY July lS-FLoUR AND IEL-Western
state -four very excited ana active cosn! at iSsouc
n1vancr Although at one time bringing iic. advance
Tor priue .uppng grades WIZ 'ale, a, " but w.
turc delivery The total sales were estimated ~ we
enornous RGgrcgae OF So oOO Dbs. a. S5Nsesll5 Tor
supcrGnr .65ggfi for thlp'nE eS'Ia-, ti9ts lor
bakers aud FANNY brnrds ticttO tor Soutlrrn sh
r,ng cx Tas, and ti1J& ta.15 Tor bakers and fan y
hour, nour nimer Mt toces'' Corn meal du' ana
I'M CttCd. .-,.-.... , . M. ,,,,,,
lsc gnll' Inc, was moderately aetAt ana tlEheL
salts 25l bags Rnngoon a. laW,tct tAInhH' ~
Nolns.c. very dun Sugars NeiY active ana cltedly
hgner ir 10 good. eNpiQSc "a e. ?0 hhas. al wa
ia G. Tor hard, and l8k Gl3g,c for b'st white, ~
fRovIsloHs-Pork IN beiteL demand ana tighG nt
mess Iref quiet saicb 61 hhds al te@ts for PLAN
and extra meas Iierca beef Gull. cut meals active
and steadyi sales $50 pkSs St'E,aS iHr sho1 49,,
Dressed hos higher at ls@l?c. for city LWJ nFmer
and mo- active; sales 1876 bbs. at IS gc for No l6c
for city AMI lG &C. for steam aso 80 VS. July ana
August at lGA 4l6kc Cheese Is somewhat un.cttlel,
at ilGl5c Butter nfn at SsSoc Tor esIern ana s'ys
SrspEifs"C otto was duh md declined to lsYc for
mid ng uplands Petroleum, ~ Tor refined ~ u u
turnentine an at 3sisGGEc. " hiHkey hrmcr tlO.t
II OK Tor iron bound. tax paid trcWlt-A great al
vancr. wheat TO ycrDoo by steam, l9di 70 London
g. Wt Shipments OF i6O OJO rush ana iorther &C
'GEAiS"Tn cat sssc better aud active sales 200 20,
| BUN. nt sI.NpSNGl for am1er winter & veg ~ ioI
| 40 AMI ri 25a ii IA for Interior t,rn!. Corn nmcr
| and Western mixed act We at I%1t Os p't ,o,hc,
sorts quiet Canada peas sol a. VI ~ 10 BOND bartl
| mali In demand At 81 500 $50 Tor ca adm: oat
nm hut duh at 7OGI2c Tor ONO Hna state and excise
| i.r Nesern After Change The wheat marNct became
weak and closed at 81 50 Tor No. MnSauk,'.
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DIED.

PYlN F.-oo Monday, July Is, Mrs. Annie Byrne,
ytcd TO attend her fun raj from her ate residence -
BIgr SPR @ we'tSaesten County
on sunday evening July II. John Du'sinS, ST. IN the
The relative. and frlends Of the family and those O.
his s3muel Eyer 9na pnn c Sf sIs rC
alternoon. a. 0 clock, nom his late rel deaoe
No 9iS6 Fulton Sy Broosyn Joha 3aigcr, nils 6oti
he relatives and friends OF the family respect
fry invited TO attend the iuneTal ~ tng S'r az Sh
CUkLEl ON Monday morning, Edward carley'
The relatives and irend' Of the family are respeet,
resdepcs 81 Johnson st. Brooklyn, this afternoon at
SkASfaoGn SUNDAY July = Marsaret A. Grant
~ nyte to attend "S he funeral on Wednesday ser
noon. at o'clock from her late residence III Chris
noEiS.-Ip R.oeslyn, y Y. on Saturday. July is,
The iuners WIN take place at ST. Lgkss Church Gin
NJ. FRIENDS OF the family aye nvitcd TO attend.
daushtrr OF Geo and Margaret liza ner, aged years
The re aIives aud friend. OF the family respectful
invited 70 ave INC qneIa 'T9m ne fpoon al
JEMisoN. ON Monday july Is, 1s7C, Ellen Jeanet,
the beloved daughter q James and Maria Jemison'
Friends and relatives are respectfully invited 70 At!
| lst ay, on Tuesday. July ~. At 2 O'Clock
LAEE-on Monday July 4 J5hn il. Lake, the be.
loved son OF John AMI Angeline Lake, aged months
The re alive. ana friends Of the family respectful
L. Invited attend funeral nom the residence OF
6is parents, 2S5 hyington ST. on wednesday Afternoon
aoRRisoN ton Monday: july. Is, at her late resi-.
dcnce Bethune Sarah E. Morrison. In the 61tt
The irends OF the family are invited 70 attend the
'MIitER"on sunday, july il, $50 kmms F. Row.
land infant daughtcr OF Geo. f. and Jane Miller aged
Tie relatives ana friends of the FANNY are invited tc
attend the functal tnis afternoon at Ia O'clock from
'ns re,sRse OF pe Iondav july e. james Meeeevy
| native OF scintneld, county Down. lrespd, Gsed &
The RELATIVES. and friends OF the family rsgectfal
y Go attend md on %sS
hSsdaay %aly g esoG aiI + ia Mr.. Hannah G. sos,
IN; iSsaas :: the !apiy and those Of her sons, Day
e stiend the funeral g IN residence Of her daugtsI
SiXoS.-on sunday, July Il aIer iong and sever
JOHN Nixon. OF the county Fermanagh ireland aged 4
ihe friends OF the family and members OF the ehurcl
are invited to attend MS iuhsral, from the llh e.
GngEeh on tnesd1ay' at Sel9ekr; uu, vonnge.
daughter OF the late John Y. aud su,sn1ah Pack =,
orioeK. at lie L. aS. Baptst Church BrookiSn E
soLLEI! -on Monday July To- Johanna Ad5line, or.
child OF John and Mare soller, aged months and
aslvss and friends are Ts,OecunS invited s e
P.M, fiom 81 "a av., 10 Luthers4 Cemetery. -
sEIXAs.-On Monday, July ~, Of cholera iniantui
| Frederick b., infant son OF Benz II, and Upper
Inc friends and relatives are respectfully invited
. attend his funeral, tins CIuesdsyj morning, at
/, | o'clock, at Cumberland e., 81 house fop PARK az
deRtYn gToSasIyn SH s sY Ss icy T. 1
wife Of fhomas Terry ia The s5th yea Of her age
: The funeral viii take pace al her late restene
| O'Clock 7. NJ. Norwich, Conn, papers please COPY.
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Curious Adventure In the First wardr
SIums.

One of Superintendent Jcurdan's friends was
recently at about midnight walking along one OF the
dark, winding, and dangerous streets in the lower
part OF the city, wlcD turning corner he saw
person dressed as :aiior staggering like drunken
man. The ieloT had on an Old hat which was
jammed dowa over his eyes, his jacket was torn'
and .is p.ntaloons were muddy and nlthy as though
ne hsa been wading through some gutter. The gen.
,l,nan seeing this drunken wretch followed him for
some distance. curious to see how long u wouG be
before the vultures OF tile neishborhood would DE
of his obsei yaions and quickened hs footsteps so
as to pass the sailor As he hove alongside the sea
man, he turned by merely mechanical Impulse anu
licked ,ntu his face What was his amazement 70
and beneath tie battered hat tie genial face o.
Superintendent Jourdan The Superintendent Wal
taking observations.
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American Enterprise In England.

Sly months ago the Rand Sea Moss Farine
Comuauy commenced the manufacture OF the new
and popular food known as Sea Moss Farne from
Carrageen, Irish moss
The public soon BEGAN to so appreciate this new,
cheap and delicious food that its sale at once as
sumed most enormous proportions, taxing the COM
pany far beyond their ability TO supply. with the
increasing popular demand, the Company largely
increased their capacity to manufacture. New
mills were erected, 10 which were placed
new and improved machinery, especially adapted to
its manufacture. Having ample capital, and being
stimulated by orders received in every mall the
work Of procress In constructing the new factories
proceeded with great rapidty, and by Tue hrst OF
last May the Company oecnoed ana operated tne
new nilis and converted five tens OF crude mass
daily into Sea Moss Farine, These mills have a
luther capacity OF ten tons DALI II required. We
vsIe Of Sea Moss Farine IA nutritious, healthy
diet becoming known in Europe, orders we're re-
ceived by almost every steamer from England ana
Ireland Tor Considerable quahuies, o',en roup'Vu
with highly complimentary ieueIs Loue.,ns ~,
The Company thus encouraged by the growing de-
mand at home and abroad tave determined 10 m
troduce It's manufacture IN either England or lie
| land Plans and specifications for new mis- on
| urge scale have been prepared By competent en-
cipSer and architect and the President Of tie Com
| pany, Mr. 7. II. Drake, OF the well Known lrm
Nessrs. p II. Drake q Co, VIII sail IN the steamer
| of tie 9lth Instant to put them In operation. .
| Tie location OF the mills has not yet Deen decided
but most PROBABLY they will be erected IN Cork AZ
that city is In close proximity 70 ,he Nast pous y
| and from which the Company expect 10 procure
| much Of their supply. M, 49,
| 10 further facilitate It's sale, agencies WIZ DC es
| tabished in London, Paris, and all ne prlnclpn
| European cities. II the same energy ana tact nr
| uisola ed abroad In the Management OF the com
pa,''s Affairs wi iCh have charlctoriZed ther opcra
| iions AT home We may soon expect TO see sea Mos
FsIIne quoted and sold in al OF the important TOO
w l1e G, mpGny has capital Of s250,OOO It, men
s,rs arc r. il. Drake. Pre- dent; W. T.. Ward, se
retary and Ire surer; and ". D. Rand Gle inventor
Superintendent
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A LOST CHILD.
4 Little Girl OF Seventeen Months stolen
by C0Iored Women.
The following adyertlsemehI WAS TeVeNVu y


The following advertisement was received yes
rrday lbs SUPERINTENDENT Jourdan;
I,IIIEfN HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD,-One
! tuu and dol offered hy tle Governor oi l1 10
lana Nv" hand. ed Dol ans offered ~ ING IstheI ~ VIZ
china ou tnuts,lny eyenins, the 9th of jane about
1o'c lok Inc puiy uAughier VI m mas Dgpy feslins
on H1YaTl street, near Poydras wAH sl9leA ny wv
Decent On Of the clhld-The little girl was seven,
teen u.uutn- old ON The lih Jay oil June ohe l.au
rather thin face aud delicate features shla'i m9u'u,
alr tuWplrNluu round blue cyes, MhCh nle hal u'1
10 Ling one had very .Ight halr which d'd MOI c.I
and Oad SPOT oL one side OF tne hdcN OF heT heau,
produced Wy buii, which Will remain so lor many
the name OF MOl, Molhe. and ca led herself Dsda
trying " initiate her iather, who always called htn
"INpa,"" Roy" Nellie" but cannot yet put words
together in a sentence. She walks WE'LL and even
dances, &c., %. ..
taken by hight mu attress about twenty-five wears OF
age very tail aud lhln with pretty face and slialght
ientures, almost like a white womans. She had on n
companIed by n short tnick-et blacb womal, Appa
rently older than the mulattrets who had scar over
one eye Though 90 reported itn not certain that she
stesn6oaI saa,. railroad men, policemen, citiHens,
are r.auettHI try aud remember II NE nave eeeh
SucI nsTSOns 1he nre bells were ringing ~ we ume
~ Srng hef back TO her fathers nous let them leave
her m any churca at the door OF am Respectable
family With the name OF her father phned On he''
TIE mSn S es I' lreSSs svery human beng who
has heart IN their bUs m help US " hlu our earring
enid, our only little daughier
fiioMHs DiGBY, Howard street. between Poydra'
A" % s. B2DGER. Superintendent OF Metropolitan 20
NH ney,spapers in Louisiana, and throughout tht
Unto. States are requested 10 copy ths al'oEu'o
ment.
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Max BerIiner rs Traveller and Thief.

young thief, II years old, travelling under
the name OF Max Berlner, was committed In the
Essex Market Police Court yesterday. About one
year ago Frederick Neubert, OF 81 Lewis street.
employed him as a baker. lie worked steadily
short time, and then suddenly decampod with bis
employers watch. lie went to Union Hill, N d.
aid applied 10 Henry W. Gear for assistance
telling him that lie had just come Out
OF the hospital, and was very needy
Mr.. Gear took pity on the boy, supplied him win
tood and clotIing and gave him some work. few
weeks ago the youth disappeared, taking vlohn
microscope, and other thingr. lie then came 70
New York and getting into the family OF Mr.
Muller OF l85 Canal street. stole watch and cham
He also stole from another person SILVER mute
valued at $l25. All these things he pa"ned
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Live Stock Mnrket.

nerves since Saturday puvsbsT 4S0, making 6AOI for
the week. or the iresh arrivals 1858 were At
tnoth Street 1874 mt NeenAwkcn, and l. 3os at
Communipaw. For all grades below prime the market
wmsow, and at CommpnipSw s S called 4 20
al places into consideration prices were about the
same as on Friday last Exclusive OF drove Of poor
Texans sold at DC. n. the extreme range was R1@
isLc Tor poor TO prime native cattle with few choice
We're sold At ltail4c. than at any other ngurc Ihe
ARRIVALS and iaB Hpfs 6s1he as AMI snc
weak a. tSlc for sheep and !fSlSHc fpI snSs wv,
4 al since Saturday, aud 1854 for the week No y'
hogs were sold Dressed were hrIner and advanced u
PC Y D.
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Dnsintss Holmes,

The Prettiest Woman In New York, Mise
K, well known 10 our fashionable society for her
dfsffnoue appearance and beautiful complexion, was
sallow, roughskinned girl, chserined her red
freckled face She pitched into Hsgsn's Magnolia
Balm, and Is now pretty in complexion as she IL
charming in This article overcomes frcckles
tan, sallowness, moth-patches. ringmarts, &C., and
makes look years younger than they are. Mag
uolis Balm for o transparent complexion. and Lyone
Kathsron to make the hair plentiful, lu1uriant, soft
and delicate, have rivals. The Katharon prevents
the hair from turning gray ersdicates dandru, and 10
the best and cheapest dressing in the world,
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BLINKING AND FINANCIAL.
EIGHT PER CENT. GOLD BONDS,
Endorsed by
STATE or ALABAMA.
Price. % and accrued lnlerest.

Price, 10 ana accrued interest.
First mortgage bonds issued by the Montgomery
and Eufaua Railroad, on finished road. Issue re-
stricted by law aud surrounded by guarantees that
render the bonds most desirable investment The
road is now about to open It's valuable come ,tion
with Union Springs and will be completed within a
wear to Eueaua Its I'm tnce' in excellent condi
ton, and 1t has during the last year been making
satisfactory net earnings.
We recommend these bonds .. cheap and well
secured Investment.
GEORGE oPDYKE & CO.. q Nassau st.
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German Fun in Bellevue Garden.

The Liederhsim" Choral Society enjoyed
their annual picnic and summer nights Fest in Belle
xue Garden Yesterday Other SINGING societies
pgrticit aied Mrs Francisco Klein gave the society
beauti I'll flag and Theodore lleiden eld the Pre-
sideut OF Tie Society, delivered the Fest speech.
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WATERING PLACES.

Idc.ire 10 call the attention OF parties who contem'
plate leaving the city during July to the opportunity
afforded TO examine the extensive improvements on
Grand Park.
SPECIAL TRAINS will leave City Depot a. * p
on Thursday, 2ist and Saturday, the I'D inet Car
riages will 6c in attendance al the Park, and arrange
ments Will be made to facilitate me trhnsnoI o.
partce who may desire to attend the 20 e 81 lhe 0Eeat
Central Subdivision, on the 18th, from TIC, various
guests while at the PARK. ANDREW WILSON, yr,
81 Broadway.
For Moth Patches, ,Freclties nnd Ton Iss
PEHllY'S MOTH AND FRhCkLE LOTION. IL IL rel
able and harmless Sold by druggists Depot 20 Bond It,
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The Progress. OF Civilization at Fintbu.h.

John Dryer. engineer at the County Buildings
Brooklyn. and Patrick Kelly, who runs porter
house, bad public sparring match the other day.
Kelly threw Dryer, whereupon the latter took on
ring describe as a set-to. Friends nterieTed, and
DWyer offers to hglt Kelly for a bottle OF wine.
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PhaloI's Vitaha," although transparent and col
oIess win darken gray hair 10 the exact shhds y NJ
Sa,.rs A. ner an T. fade Among the trlumph' OF toc
Chemistry Il stands presminent IL Is clear an swSe
NneilIng and Its name already 10 housenou "o'u'
-
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gunrsss Notltts.

NobIe Results are constantly arrived Ut by
the prescribing Of HELhBoLDs Bucnu IL al all
times regarded with unusual appreciation by phTsen'
81 confluence. who administer ~ Whenever Opportonr
tisa occur.
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JoHNSON.-Dy tho Court Of Chsncery OF New Jer
sny A. o. Zabriskie Chancellor, May term, 1870 Samuel
johnson nom caroline Johnson
OVEK1ON.-By the Court OF Choncery OF New der.
A o. ZabrisEiC Chancellor, May term 1870, Helen
NJ. Overton rom Isaac Overton.
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More business womcn-Thc Sex In nm Adj
vertising Agency Their Canvas-inE lr-
re.istibie.

The firm Of female brokers on Broad street
gave rise to q female tea company notice OF Which
was given recently in THE SUN a new crop Of
business women has now sprung to light az an ad
vertising agency at Frankfort street They
issue cards as Volkmann, Smith Co.,
General American, German, and French Adver'
Using Agency, and mail circulars TO Journals from
Labrador to Galveston. fhe firm likewise sign
themselves M Meta Nolkmann. Sue l.. F. smith,
and Ma:hildc f. Wendt Mrs Nolkmann is blonde
Young beauty from the land of Bismarck Miss
smith is Virginia LADY, despoiled by tile late war
and Mrs. Wenlt is Juno from Faderland, WIN
flashing eyes and raven hair. As the least neicurlai
OF the three she sits In the Office and keeps books
She also edits German paper st yled the Neut I,
or Netp Ace The two other ladies are cons anu
on tile move procuring advertisements Tor New
York aud county papers They are assisted W
eight nimble footed nymphs and employ only the
Eeuter EEK Their re erences are an extrnoruinary
conglomeraton Of radicals aud secesh. Carl SchurE
stands side hs side on the list with old NJ eating
Wise of. Virginia Sigel links arms with the Con
federate raider Imboden; and Brick Pomeroy wv
his lin TO q bakers dozen OF ex-Goverbors and FER
enutile men As canvassers tie firm are say to be
irresis tible Their onice presents constant leve'
| OF pretty girls offering their services.