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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-03-04
IIomcsteads i'm IOWA.

The Sioux City Times, of the 23d
ult., gives the following information
concerning the amount Of unentered
land in Northwestern Iowa:
John CIeghorn, Esq, Register OF
the United States Land Office, in
forms us that there is vast tract of
country between the Floyd and Big
Sioux rivers, running through the
northern part of Plymouth, and the
southern portion of Sioux counties
which is now open for settlement
either by settlement or homestead -
M. &. says that the section of coun-
try just alluded to, is well watered,
and consists Of gently rolling prairie
with moderate supplies Of timber on
the numerous streams with which it
abounds. This portion of the coun-
try alluded to is reserved for actual
settlers, and is being rapidly taken
up by new corners, i'm quest of choice
lands convenient to good markets
and easy of access. Mr.. l.. Wynn,
County Surveyor, has plats of all the
nnoceupied lands of the counties, and
will be glad to furnish such informa-
ton as may be desired in relation to
the subject. Sioux City is deeply
interested in the rapid development
and early settlement of the counties
north and northwest of here, as the
Floyd and Big Sioux valleys are but
arteries of this city. Every new
settler that locates i'm any of the
counties north of here. will for all
time make this place his headquar-
tiers for the sale of his productions
and the purchase Of the supplies.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-03-04

All of Dake's Celebrated Crackers
fresh at Chase & Burr's.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-03-04

TEETH Teeth ~ Teeth m For
Artificial Teeth and all other opera
tons in the line of Surgical and Me-
cltanical Dentistry, go to DR.. II. M.
ADAMS, who has had an experience
of "a years in the practice of Dentist
ry in its various branches. Charges
reasonable, and all work warranted.
Office lst door west Of the Inman
House, Cedar Falls.
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Rcd,,ctiou in ConI,

Carpenter Bros, are selling TT.
Dodge Coal at Sc per ton, and Second
Vein Illinois, at 81 per ton.
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t. w. Whitehouse keeps constant.
ly on hand a good supply of Machines
of all styles; also thread, needles,
oil, &C., &C., which may be found at
his office in s. Berry's Clothing
Store, Main st. Cedar Falls, Iowa.
p. Six only Of the above ma
chimes were sold by others for me.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-03-04

The best thing out, for sale at
Chase & Burr's.
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Hash-Hash-Hash.

Piano I1ming.--H. III. Jacobs,
Professor of Tuning Pianos Melode'
ons and Organs, who has had 80 year,
experience, will be i'm cedar Falls
the first week i'm March. Orders left
at Dale II Kellogg's Drug Store.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-03-04

MARCH kicked up huge snow
storm yesterday. About eight inches
of snow fell.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-03-04

If you want trunks cheap, go to
Berry's.
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Commercial.

New York Money and stock Market
......-. NEw YORK, Mar.
SoLD-i15x.
MONEY Easy.
GOVERNMENT BONDS. 3D.
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CONSUMPTION CURE.-Elder ID. p.
Maryatt, of New Hartford, Baptist
clergyman of long standing, has pre-
pared, and is now offering a balsum
for lung diseases which he warrants
to be very scientific compound, and
a certain cure for Inflammation OF the
Lungs and Consumption. This med
icine is prepared with great care by
himself, aud from pure Ingredients,
and is highly recommended by those
who have used it. Those troubled
with any disease of the lungs will do
well to give it trial. Address Rev.
ID. p. Maryatt 81 Son, New Hartford,
Iowa, Box %, Price $3.50.
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The best place to buy Apples ia al
Chase & Burr's.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-03-04

A new CORRECTION, Hash at Chase
q Burr's. .. .--. ....
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CEDAR FALLS CHURCHES.


RAPTIST-Corncr Of Main and 5th Streets, Rev.
u. y. Starr. Pastor. Services every Sabbath ~
10ia A. NJ. and ~ p. NJ. Sabbath School at ~ NJ.
METHoDIsT-Corn wnphing,cn snd 7th 81,
Rev II. W. Keeler, Pastor. Services every
sabbath at ;"lt a. M, and 7A Il, Nj. Sabbath
school at A. M. a#
pREsBYTERIAN--Ma Street between 9th
aud Tth Rev 4. II. Griffith, Pastor. Services every
sabbath at 10H A. NJ and IA j. NJ. Sabbath
school at 12M
CoNGREG ATTONAIy--C Corner Clay and 9th st.,
Rev. l.. b. Fihold Pastor Services every sabbath
aiq,S Am. aud az p. Nj. Sabbath School st
EPISCOPAL Corner Of Main and 9TH strcots,
---- ------ ofliciatiNg Minister. Services
every Sabbath, u f04 A. NJ aud ~ p. NJ. Sab
bath School Immediately after morning service
Bible Lecture, at p. NJ, every Sabbath.
CATHOLIC Washington Street between Tlh
md sth. Father r. T. Gum. Services every Sab.
,ath at A, NJ. aud ioh A. M. Sabbath sehooI
n ~ Nj.
GERMAN LUTHERAN Fremont Street. Rev
Bernard Foelsch Pastor. Services every sabbs's
Ht l0h A. M
Observation-Disclosures Of Franklin and sth
Streets, Rev. y. Nuhn. Pnstor. Services every
Sabbath a. io3 AN and ~ y. n. Sabbath
MASONIC. a..
BLACK HAWK LODGE NO. as, A. r. g. NJ.
Regular Meetings n Masonic Hall on the Mon.
lay on or before the Full Moon In each month. u.
b. Van Saun, w, NJ; u. Townsend. =. w; A. q.
Thompson, j. W; J. j. Tolerton, secy.
VALLEY CHAPTER, II. A. NJ. NO a0.--Retr-
mr. Meetings NJ Masonic Hall. on the "Wednesday
IN or before the Full Moon of each month s. A
Bishop ii. Y. y. II. Packard, X; A. G. Burned,
y; A. Trowbrldge, Sec'y.
BALDWIN COMMANDERY, X. r., NO H.
Regular Meetings at Masonic HALL 90 Friday on or
before the Fun Moon OF each mouth q. h. Van
5ann, r. O.; y. A. Bishop, Gen.; K. Townsend.
.. q. /; s. ii. Packard, Recorder
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
The Cedar Falls Library Association has A IA
orary OF about one thoutaaA Volumes ANY per-
son can have the privilege of drawing books Zoe
he period OF one year by paying the SUM OF two
iOllars
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OFFICE CEDAR FALLS GAZETTE ,
WHOLESALE MARKET.

Wheat has been unsteady during the week
ng.isg from 5OQg3
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Black Crook Candy, at Chase &
Burr's. ~-. ....
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Farm, for Sale The subscriber of
fers for sale his farm, situated on the
"middle Black Hawk" near Lin
coin Center, Grundy County, on
reasonable terms. There are 160
acres in the farm, 100 acres broke, S.
of which is thew breaking" Liv-
ing water runs across it. For furth-
er particulars enquire Of the subscri-
Der at New Hartford, Butler Go.
Iowa. T.. f. VANsiCKLE,
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tpvntp ApiifoF-~D. w. Foote.
S,.gafg CIsrk.-G A. Ehcrhart.
county TrsdsareT--R a. Whiinker. .. .....
fpHpfH Recorder JAS. w. Mcclure.
iNsrtf-w. r. Brown. .#.
County, Sswpevor-Iohn Ball
O. eum Common Schools-Alnert NJ. beomrn'
fnr0ner-W. O, Richards .
directors NJ Poor.[IoHse---W, r. BrowA "
Camper Caleb MAY.
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UNION BIBLE MEETINa.-The an
nual meeting of the Cedar Falls
Bible Society, auxiliary to the Amer
lean Bible Society, will be held next
Sabbath evening i'm the Baptist
Church of this city. The report of
Treasurer and Depository will then
be made, officers for ensuing year
will be elected, the annual contribu-
ton for the Bible course speeches
&c. The churches Of the town are
expected to Withdraw their regular
services and unite in this Bible meet
ing. All are invited.
w. PIERCE,
Prest, G.. +. b. Society.
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For Sdlc.-A large amount of Real
Estate. H.. A. SNYDER.
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General Directory.
RAILROAD TYNE TABLE.

cspAR rAIs MtsrEEorA n. y.
eoIsa soRTT.
;,save Cedar Falls. 80. a;ta 2 n, sso 4.
hrSiye at ST. Ansgar, 80. $50 r. N. $50 A. NJ,
como souTn.
cave st. Ansgar. ..t..-.. 4tuu ". f'uu = -
Srffye a, Cedar Falls 49,. $50 A. NJ. $40 T. NJ
s.A. JOSS ELM, Station Agent,
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lJslCnOMANCY, or SOUL CHARMING .
=. wonderful book; II shows how either ser car
sess ,h, any one they wish. instantly. can noe
ss 'nis powerl IL teaches how to get rich al
shemy; DR.; Dee's and Aliens Cabaile R,ndt, a.
sorGerlcs incantations. Demonology Maoin NJ
sand otl sPi nand Marriage Guide and ton
ADDRESS I. WILLIAM a Coz Pnh,,sh.r - s sl.,
seventh street, Philadelphia. Pa. Sousi
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To Rcnt.--On the 10Th Of April,
the store one door north of the Post.
Office. For further particulars en-
quire Of Mrs. L. l.. Roberts, opposite
the Episcopal Church.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-03-04

MEsSRs. EDIToRs.-The time for
our city election is again upon us,
and it is admitted by every person,
that there is an unusual interest de-
manded at this time. The condi-
ton of our finances calls for immedi-
ate retrenchment in expenditures,
until some future time, and it is a
matter of deepest interest TO all, that
every personal consideration should
be set aside, and that our offices
should be filled with our best, ablest
and most substantial citizens. Men
who not only have deep interest in
the present condition ard future pros
poets of our town, but have, also. a
decided pecunidry interest. To insure
iudicious and wise management in
the affairs of our city let us fill every
office with men who not only have a
property interest but who have bust
ness tact, and reliability. Our best
citizens must not decline these OFF,
ces, and treat this matter Indifferent
ly. We can. as well, neglect personal
matters. Our pockets are directly
interested, and present and future
growth of our city depends more up
on the wisdom and ability with which
it is managed, than upon any single
consideration we can name. Let us,
one and all, ignore personal prefer
ences, and see that our best men are
elected.
THE following is the list of names
of those who bought machines of It.
w. Whitehouse, in the last six
months of the year 1869:
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-03-04

For Sale or Exchange. The sub.
scriber offers for sale cheap, and on
easy terms, about eighty town lots in
Cedar FSlls-Also ten head of work
horses Wagons and harnesses
The property will be exchanged fol
land. For further particulars, En-
quire Of w. 7. KAUFMAN.
Cedar Falls, Feb. % 1870. .
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-03-04

Take Notice.-A full stock of all
kinds of Dried Fruit and Berries for
sale by Chase & Burr.
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cEp.up.ur,s SCHOOL BOARD.

YresidsRi--Dr. John Kerr,
Wee PresidsHf-S, A. bishop.
7reusureT--G. H. Van Sam.
SfcrefarH--H. G.. Hemcnway.
Dlrectors-L ~ Fabrick, ID. c. oysrman. A. q
Thompson.
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sV,pErgyISORs.

l'aiop--J l.. Finch.
Nat Waterloo ID. II. Chnmplin.
vd,erfoo-L A. Cobb.
Ibynsr--I. 4. Corrin. ....# 49,. - ......
(fddr Fdis-S. II. Rownd, Caleb May.
Rio Greek--G W Hay Elette. .....
IssteT-Chas. Robinson.
ltdnf-C. Close.
observation-disclosures rorrla. .
ReHntpgt0a-Uria Castcel
ItReola-C. II. Miller
gDyiHg Cresk--J. jackson.
Fpa.--fI J. McCord. ...
Eagle-E. q. Humphrey. ...
OrGage--DAniel Firh.
Bdrctay--J ID, Abbott.
Black Ha,rk-Byron Sergeant.
M TsrRosl--Jetierson Jaquith.
Regular Sessions OF the, Board First Monday
January June and September.
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For Safe or E,rchdnge.-A good
farm of 100 acres, three miles south
Of Cedar Falls, five acres of timber,
100 acres under cultivation, the bal
ance meadow land; n fine young
orchard and a grove of some 5000
NAPLES growing on the place, new
house and good timber barn, well &c.
For further particulars, enquire of e.
A. SNYDER, Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Refined CiGer-For sale by Chase
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DISTRICT cOURr.

.,,;dGs- Hon Jarnes Burt.
Disf. ifcg--J. D. Powers. ......
Slsrff.-W II. Bfowh4
f7erk--G. A. Eberhart.
spccial Session Monday, February 7th, 1859,
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CITY OFFICERS.

Ndyer--Dr. y. A. BRYANT.
Aldermen, LIST Wdrd--C. II. Stilson Fraak
Wallace - - - -.-...
Aldermen, % Hard-J. NJ. Benjamin, II. o.
Iunt. ......-.. . -. -. :. ... d. -
Aldermen, 81 Ttara-T. ". Kellogg, T. l..
french. ar... -.
Aldermen, an Ward-,Iosiah Thompson, y, A,
ioichkIss. ...
CttB TredsVrcr---C, G. Knapp.
Cffy Cterk-G. T.. Mills.
CITY Narshdt-J, j. Royce. ........
u,
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cEp,H FAILS POST OFFICE,

MAILS ARRIVE,
=. 49, -, ~ .,l N,,r,h ,.. Ais r, 81.
rroln ~. ~ 49, 49, u.s." 1000 "A. NJ
From Winoughby, every Friday. ....'. o'W r. ~
MAILS CLOSE.
v.,a ,yor,h $50 A. NJ.
sor the VS. ~ NV wv 1.3N Y. NJ.
Jhrrpph Mail for Dubuque and East :. .s'ue Z. q
Ninoughby every Saturday ~ - -,
otncs hours Except Sundays) from A. Nj. Tin
once s opes on Sunday from o'clock p. NJ tiA
No Mails arrive or depart on Sunday, except NE
through Mail. 49,. =, ,,opp,anS r. n
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CIRCUIT COURT.
COUNTY orFICERs.

.hldpe--Uon, 3. Bagg.
Next Session Monday. February ssih' is7e'
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Refined CiGer-For sale by Chase
& Burr.
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CEDAR rALEs OMNIBUS LrsE.

,f,usses run to aud lon D. & 3. G. end Cad
Fails Is MINI. n. n. ncpota In connection With
All trains Also 'Russrs lnrnl.hed 9n ~. ose"siehs
-hen drsired Ofiirc M the Carter Hopss.
N''S' GEO W. CLARK, propristoc,
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LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

The Cedar Falls Library Association has IA
ornry OF about one thnusassl Volumes. Any per.
con can have the privilege of drawing books Zoe
iollars.
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Box 1866
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SEw-YoRK.................."....A

PORT OF NEWBORN. II.
CLEARED.
observation-disclosures Davis, Philadelphia; Monitor Jones Pl2-
del-ha Mylc Eebagr Phndephai Anthpce Green fAiae'
phia; Franeoua Bragg Portland
Slp-Amndcl Cas,el, Steel, LONDON.
B,fhs-Wi Gazce Pond Zanzibar; Mamie T. Bel kuapP Per
naAlu,o laLo 1h2pman, Aspnya Vance, hgeyars lsed
Scbs-Jaa Cize Mallory, - Andrews " 81 Ctci Man'. ST.
Air.ws n. b. Riierooi collins Georgeoya c. lGeson,
Bnle Norfolk; Poro Rico Kent Bangor Me- Samuel n Smith,
Spiu5tr, "arenah
Steamship Neysda Grecr Liy,rpcc Aug and oueerown Aug
s,bp Hnea Iiyincou Chenau. Savanna nje and pass.
Steamship Jba Gibzol, Winters, Washington and AeAaloIa
S, e. Wam.ati Fish New Bedford mise and pass.
Shin GCLfen stat. De,luo Cchu April 49, hemp, &c
Barb NljlDe. Ycekel G,rsenii ~ diys, mlse.
Scbr Wallace Porter Ponafe Quad Is days, sugar
Sbr Erie Stewart st Johns r. II days aud moasses
Schr Joha Atwood, Ca. shas Baracoa 10 days irnt
s,br Paragon Wahah, Hereford, ~ G., days wheat
sCHOONHRs-RyER AND COAsrNIsE
n T Woolsey Virginia Magellan, Virginia.
Mnsle Ailyle, \. J.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
RosroS Aug ls-ATTyei steamships Roman, from Philadelphia
Ggeus from New-yorA brig Angola from Ehaethpor; seh Get
tvs lnrg, from Charleston. - a. =, - (. - A., ".
FOREIGN PORTS.
l1Tle steamship Msnhaan, from NeNtOR
70 Liverpool, arrived here to-day. 49,
LoNpox Aug Te steamship PnnsJ yanan was destroyed BY re
he-e late on Saturday evening"
MEMORANDA.
back Valparaiso PRIOR TO the ih ult csa ~
fgsch sni SEQ Bs
orr ftem Pacidc. Law, from Ca1O fox N-r--O.
Ie Nellie rarbor CoIner from Navass TO- VII c
Gh distress having oeel rex o shug
for ale last accounts from tlelfleg0-
Tie Steamship living which snRk THURSDAY ~ rum ng
ge has been raj ed aud found 20 be mIch ci%e
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vD1cNATIoN OF THE GERMANS AGAINST
FRANCE.
lrRoM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT,

tPRoM OUR SPECIAL CoRRBSPoNphNil
u,,,n,,pc Jnlv GA storm OF indignation
-. 80 IN Germany AT the revelation Of the pro
vac -. - rrxcp,burg and Belgium as offered by
- . prrssia The text OF the proposed treaty Is
- ,od NV the Berlin papers, and the real designs
-, - u,,,oasked The explanation given by the
- C,,o-y,neut is considered here as very lame
-, ,his ensode will no doubt have great effect in
A., ,~o,tion of the war by vastly augmenting the
,tttonent Of public feeling that has already been
,onsed in Germany toward France
"a event is lust reported from Breslau. II appears
ar. ,he companies Of the 10Th Regiment were return
- ,n the exercising ground in the Birgerwerder, and
% rossing the oder in the ferry boat another barge
, ~ soldiers ran against it with great force, precipi
atine the men into the river where the current run
ming with great violence. The in the ferryboat,
In endcayOring 10 their comrades, rushed to
one side, by which 1t was capsized, and in a
moment the whole of the go soldiers were
immersed and seen struggling for their existence
Though they were all good swimmers, they were so i'm
peded BY their and accOutrements-beng in heavy
marching order-and confined by want of space for
ree action that great many Of them sunk to rise no
more Fortunately the of timber barge lying near
the spot with great presence of mind, launched num-
Der OF spars and boards which many Of the soldiers were
able to grasp and though carried down long way by
the current ultimately to effect landing More than 20
of the men we're dragged out of the water in senSeess
condition but as many Of the army surgeons had hast
ened down to the scene of the accident they all re-
stored TO life with the exception of the three The swim
ming master of the regiment occupied for long
time aftcrward in diving and brought up number OF
muskets elmets knapsacks, and other military para
phernala
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4 his father, who, when Frederick william

OF his father who, when Frederick William
III. OF Prussia called his people to arms,
Immediately offered his services. The young
pirant was, however, Of such feeble constitution
that regiment would receive him In their ranks, but
lac animated by glowing spirit, and could not be
restrained from his purpose. He finally succeeded in OBJ
tanning admission in regiment of Light Chasscurs,
wherein he became conspicuous for his bravery and after
taking part In several engagements decorated with
his regiment His military career after the close Of the
Napoeonic offers nothing OF particular interest but
tage in military studies His gallant conduct and the yar
proofs given Of superior talent secured his rapid ad
yancement during the sehlc swHOlsten wars. In 1896
he was CommandernChief Of the Main army, and sue
CeedCd in forcing the entire IanOyeTan army 10 sur
render He then destroyed almost the whole OF the forces
sent against him by the German Diet, and defeated the
Austrians IN every engagement. He has been lately IN
trusted with the chief command Of the forces ON the Bal
tic and German seas, composing somewhat more than
100000 men.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEwYoKK. Monday, Aug. Is, 1870.
Several sales of good property are announced
or this ana succeeding weeks. Tomorrow Tn, slay) the
hessfs. Lawrence Oakley Fleury viii ODER 600 building
lots at Scranton, Penn.
BOSTON Is 70 nave an asylum for destitute Catholic
children TIE lot about 400 feet front by go deem 4,
bounded by three street,, and cost $500 being sold by
the city for half rs value usual with public iusii,
tons. Tho street the south SIDE East Coieord..
divides tic grounds from those OF the City HoDtal The
back OF the lot bounds the grounds u Dr. regory
Female Medical COLLEGE. Tie Home Tor Dost ute Children
will cost 100000. IL j. TO Doc Of brick, with dstone i.
mngs and French roof lS5 feet front By feet decp
viii be uscd for ventilation. The center above the st
two whole storics for the chapel VIII bc on the second
fo0r in tho center, and RON front To and M
into The hird story. Beside the great window the main
tower belny aid spIc viii rise Between the Window
there will be buttesses aud tie French 1907 windows
will terminate IN p.uaclea
the Now England Female Medical College occupies a
lot adjacent 10 that OF the Catholic ChaTen's Home,
100 feet square, aad $1,000 The building will cost
$4,000. The cornerstone laid on June 3, and the
structure complete and rooted. IL Is OF brick,
trimmed with granite, aud Will accommodate thirty
boarding students, and hundred residents.
II expected that the interior work viii be finished by
tbe lOh Of October that the dcaOn take place
week or two later, and the edcc be- occupied at the
commencement OF the 23d annual term, NOV. p
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POLICE MATTERs-THE GRAND RoUNDsMEN AND
PATROLMEN

Commissioners Bosworth and Smith, yester-
day, listened TO 100 complaints against policemen The
great majority OF these were made by the General
Roundsmen, and frivolous in character Patroman
Flanagan OF the Third Precinct charged by Grand
ROundsman Dowdican with refusing To dsperse crowd.
when ordered do The statement OF the r0undman
was garnshed with a number Of unlmp0rtant details,
which characterized by officer Flanagan az false
hoods from beginning to end. Flanagan declared most
solemuy that Grand ROundsmen DOwdcan and 1homp-
found by him lying under shed, and as they
thieves, aud demanded to know their buf mess.
They refused for time to give him any satisfacton hut
finally declared their true character and ordered FDa
dspesc the crowd which had congre5ated around
listen TO the discussion. These statements were
roborated by several witnesses, aud emphatcay de-
MED by DOwdican. AS 10 evident somebody was
swearing to a condition Of things he would like them
10 have xistcd rather than they were the
referred TO the Board. PatrOlmcn Peter Harding and
John Keane OF the Eleventh Precinct for engaging In
conversation with a number Of persons while on post
duty and defending the action of the Jury and Judge
who convicted and sentenced John Real were fined two
DAYS each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-16
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COMPLEMENTARY.

Suit to RecOrer $4,000 SalCage.-Ihe NeU-
To,I. Submarine Co. dgt Chas H. marshall, Ihds Lam
1865 the ship Isaac WEBB sniled nom Liverpool with
valuable cargo OF assorted meIrhandsc ana Si pissen
only lost four OF her boats, hut her captain was 80
severely injured that lac died before the voyage WAC hai
over The Isaac Webb made soundugs eff sandy Hook
on the nth of November-haviag been cut nearly two
Iuonths-and that night violent storm arose, aLu se
was driven on shore At that time tie steamer Pbip,
belon ging the submarine Company was lying inside
file Hook with up leady 20 TO the assistance OF
any vessel in distress On the morning OF thc 15t TIC
Isaac webb was discovered and the Philip Immediately
steamed to her assistance, and alleged, succeeded ia
eoyng the vessel Tis suit has been brought by the
Company against the firm Of Charles H. Marshall * Co.,
owners of the Isaac NcDb, to recover salvage 10 thc
aInnnnt OF S}i.CO.