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conductor and driver OF Eighthave. car for cruelty
heating the horses attached to Emanuel Strauss OF
No Sf Fftythirds for attempting tO pick the pocket
of George Fprigsener OF No. 17s East
James Crawford, age Iq, of laurensst-, for having.
with Charles leaycraf an expohcemnn, stolen SILVER
watch and chain from Casper Detroriller OF No lb2
Prinoe-st George n. Marshall, for forging ndorse,
ineut 10 lost check for 9i2 issued by Horace Leland
Tauner Co Michael Collins and John Golden ior
having stolen o silver watch and chain belonging 10
Frederick Keller Of No. AS5 East Fourteenth-st
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RIOWING Up A WRECK.

successful experiment was made yesterday
morning in the removal Of a sunken lighter from slip
on the NewJersey side OF the North River sx tin cans,
holding about ten pounds of powder each were sue
eessiyey lowered into the wreck and fred by galvauic
battery. The shock terrtc8 solid column OF water
some 20 feet in diameter being thrown INTO the air fully
40 feet The wreck having been thoroughly broken up,
was completely dredged out during the afternoon
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The following table shows the length OF time 63S
children disposed Of during the year. had been in the

The number OF garments made during the II 36bli
number repaired 5O5l pieces washed 1852; the an
nual expense per capita, 500
The report OF the Treasurer shows: State appropra
tion, $4,000; City appropriation, $1,000 Labor OF the
children $4,000; Board OF Education, t2l0O0 total re-
oepts $4,000 Support and maintenance $4,000; III
and legal expenses attending wrts OF habeas
corpus $500 permanent improvements, heating appar-
atus, &c s15OO total expenditures tOG,SeO; cash ON
hon a.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, Dee 10, 1870.
The market continues fairly active, with
good inquiry for Central Park lots MI VIM H. Raynor
has been offered 100000 for entire block OF 81 lots be-
tween Madison and Fifth-svos. and sixty-siIth and
Seventy -eighthsts.
Al the Exchange there a moderate attendance OF
operators but the bidding angud ana the prices
realized quite low. Adrian II. Muller offered the stores
either He afterward sold i6 lots on kinth-ave and
seventy-fourthst., belonging TO the estate OF d. ~
Wheeler. This was an absolute sale. Inc loas Drought
low nrces from the fact that they are covered with
lodges and il will require large amount OF money 10
grade them The lot corner OF Nntl,sye. ana neyehy
fourth sold for four lots on seventy tourtht
sold for 9O eight brought 800 each Two lots Oh
Ninth-ave brought 1900 each and one so1 ioI '1o
johnson Miller sold five lots, 25xlO eacn' with house.
located on Clymer-st., Brooklyn, for ~ w. -,
VIM. II. Raynor has sold four ots north siae OF Egnt
ehst. 80 feet west OF Lexington-aye, Tor slbo Ihe
two lots reported sold Fortyeghth-stp yesterday
should have read s200 each which was inc prce PAID
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wears old swcre g. were o. Il were TO- n were H. ~
were ~ 49, 30 were a. OF Wer 10, - TO- 40
II. IA were ls 6Were ~ <noi0 ~ va" - "'Oi
age age, IA years. s.,-. .Ao ,.oor ., -. -.
OF the children received during the year have lost
fher n have lost mothers 20 have lost both parents
"a have lost sepathers IL have lost stepmothors; IA
have parents living; 9have parents sepaialed nae
spec. -, -, A. ,,., -. ran Nh
- .xaarI
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P4SSENGER ARRTVRD.

PROM GLASGOW-In steamship Co lmbia Dec 3Mr Weeks
and wife Mt MI Seton aud wife NJ Mason and Misc
Mason Miss Reeke NJ h WaAee j. Brode M. kivln W. Jane
con. l. NJ Martin.
PROM LIvERPOOI-ln steamship England Dec llH. J. West
Mr. and Mr Dohsoa Mrs Hare Mrs. BEey aud family
Bovden Ledwh Mis- Poster, Miss NJ Bagau 2l W.
Highway, Nj and Mre Davis and family.
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8teambcats ano Railroads.

A LBANY AND TROY EVENING LINE
N CRHAT REDUCTION OF fARE-DAILY sstursys sIesessd
Per q ber~sen spring and Charlton frBess
Cabin Ell With stlts ei So The elegant sssrs
VANDERBILT saa CONNECTICUT leave returning from
Troy ate, aud Albany p n Fare Sunday a. hsrsofors
E0R BRIDGEPORT and all points on Housa-
osc .na Ssuzsei Esilroad Fap e. sssss issvs Cshs
nss-slp At u noon, tsundsyseIsep;stl;
E0R NEW-HANEN, HARTFORD, and the
Steamers leay. Psci sp for s~sen al 1;l' and
sInpss,lns sith Railroad .I.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COS
II INDEPENDENT LINZ Tor the WEST sQlTh WshI. sss
NORTH wksr FRIGHT received and iers arsd ~ % ssd
ANNOY kAILkOAD, Pier North River add lNLAhp FkOrhL
LEk LINE, Pier Norta River. asly RAIks Low un aSss
dspAe Paengsrs taie the keuJsEssl .ad ne eae nos
foot u Corisudtsi pvss route wksr UP 90 "ashH
.or - and Ts,se v,iaos, ,iin egss srtI Tspn ~ 1s
G. W PERvkIL. Gshsn Agent
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Auction Sales of Real Gsiaie.
,JTTNORF -TrJTsTFFc, SALE OF BAR

RALTIMORE.-TEU EUSTEES' SALE OF BAR-
10 NUNS CITY HOTEL Baltimore Git! BY yirtss decree
the CIcut Court Of Baltimore City the undermed Trustees vi"
cell public sale BIchange ssesroom baltimore CITY
THURSDAY the N dsy OF December 1870 at O'Clock that
long established AMI celebrated Hotel widely knosn a.
BAREUhs CITY HOTEL,
from Fsyeest Banane with depth Psyees Of 1881 feet
and on Bank lane Of 1911 feet
The IMPROVEMENTS the Hotel widely inorp
BARNuMs CITY HOTEL with its large Restaurant stores and par
ber Shop fronting Cset fsro eaees With modern eonven
enees kc The Hotel located the heart Of the y beng oele6s
and detailed description deemed unnece
Plat Of the property be the odce u the Trustees
who will also the property and give all information desired
This will be sold ee Of the itoet debt but subject 70 ssna
ground thirty eg hundred and fhy S dols
PAYABLE half yearly reeryed separate portions Of the ground OF
Which the thirty four hundred and eighty 9 o) dollars
roeemab asare and the Of three hundred and seventy ~
TRRMs-One-shh cash. balance and with inter
4 H. TAGART No. ~ LeIingtop,t.
IA LlETHICUM, No. II North Chariesst
Rw BENNETT Co..
Auenoneen
Por further information apply 10
THOMAS 1. ALEXANDER, n PDe-a, SevYorf
EXECUTORS SALE.-The Farm occupied
~ by Daniel Curtis deceNed mile from the WshingonUe d
good dwelling farm burss desirable location oefoofng
washngonye will be sold public sueion Angus Hotel In Wa:e
For particulars apply 70
JOHN JAQUEs, JAMES CURTIS OWEN JAQUBs, EIseaorh
Washingonvile 0rAnge Co, Dec H. 1910
IMPORTANT SHERIFFs SALE of VALU-
Il ABLE RIAL ESTATE, in HSeter sack Jon SATURDAY,
December H. 1870 the Court House 10 H,lenst ,i e'
% Robert consisting OF 20o asres OF land
finely laid with shubberJ stone mansion &c ven
adapted gentemans residence situate Catall Third St
Wovye and the Of g. Zngsem
Of j. T. Van Barcum Sheriff The property
applying TO Aaron Moses cor Of seeondS spng
Trains leave New Yori topper do and IL
returning leave Hackensaek At and m Tor heNioE
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10 steaInShln Malh -

Mails FOR Europe Queenstown and ero steamship Ctv Of
Paris from Pier i5 n r. close the Post-UMoe Et 1890
supplementary Mail for paid letters only MADE up at lI Ne ~
l25 m. Steamship sas at All letters
deposited Supplementary Mails prepaid with double Ige
Bermuda W. L. steamship San Francisco Pes No q ~
r. close AZ be Post Ohce at 2 p. m.
A&s States via Bremen per The steamship Weser
OF Thrist HObOten close the PoOhce II L IL no hlpo
mentary MsL Steamship sas at ? p.
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" iFor Piemont and Syack oall
T 0YG ISLAND RAILROAD.

LONG ISLASD AMP RAILR9ARi sAR1sS s2nsr.
ON and ssr MONDAY OCT a. 1870 Trans vii sars Jsnss SIP
a. folovs
gU A n Greenport and Sag Hsrbor
1890 a m Eorthpot Way 1rain.
RverheAd thfecZb o
port N hstU nlay nights
400 Eorthpcri Express
500 . N Henpsead wsv Trsn Isfp Saturday nights
500 ,. Va Eorthport WAY Tran.
All connect At Hemrad Sunday trains for RosA
Glen Cove Locust Valley HesVe Hun Dgoa and Nortor es"
Gna1. poirt A. 40 , m and 6 o. m j. D.. BARTCN Sapt
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
suu nseS ,... f:l7 Sun Moon rises 1883
06 Cows Island 2:52 Hell Gate 1888
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fonu 1slano Heal estate for Sale.

TOR SALE-A new, modern, and elegant
HOUSE and OUTBUILDSGS with acfe. a. FlAiba.h lnee,
!ncling Furniture, $4,000 inquire Of HOMER hOh1AN
piur-t OI5l)
EOR SALE-A tract of LAND III Suffolk Co.,
Il L. L. near Isip SALE CHEAP n applied for immelat.
A. J. BLEBCKER, sos 4 Co. a Ceiar-st.
S~S ACRE FARM on Long Island, 80 miles
- - from ritz EXCHANGE for city property. A. kU'
LAND & Co., Beekman-st., Aes-iork.
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nELAWARE. LACKAWA ANNA and WEST
IL ERN RAILROAD.

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
Depot York Of BArcsy-st a1d ZOO Of Chr''ophers
Wis ER ARRANGEMENTS egamsIeng Nc SpAi Aoy q lso
s BmreI a. Dover sita Chester Branch b s.ssI
@ Asdoye5 ard ssvtoP .. w..9so' wish m D. IL 10. W. ,s
eu.. aae Osvero point. Lciswanus and BoO.'ag
''f IRhSs hSai'1 VALLEY EXPRESS stop.
- ss- GI, PsSs.t % b.. Def for Bcs
With L " for Bsbshen AAsaI"~H haash OSah. .Aa
4iSS SCRANTON cypress eonpe =. Dover sh cSS''e,
at Waterloo with susser R. and at Washington with d. L. ADD
wR r w Ger S5SPsIs 1 and S.e nth Booo Chester
For % soRRlsToWs ll:aO n;sO a. 40, $40 ''IO $40
For SUMMIT and intermediate. ,On, at e:oo o and oo. L.
Fot ORANGE md SOUTH ORANGE So 52o 9io ioo ,,d
N Ilo 1850 $40 42o $50 $50 SEQ $40 ;N and 1850
For NEWARK 60 20 s:Os s!o s5 9lo yo 'ls;I9 @ i' Leo
40 s.iS $40 $50 .s2O s:4c, 800 800 and l:S
fea, of BIo0MFTELD and MoYTCLR At $40 'nd
HOO a. m. and 200, $50. $40 and e:!op n- m
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave Depots
Throogh EIprc-s leave Chamberst At NJ II =, s:%
as daily New and TPsoy. u @ DT1s1s SDsr.sc % y 'aS s
seep,ng Coaehe. ennH 'hi"agh 70 s' @ $40
sod Gallon D. ss&sPng & gs D en- re e TO- r., yorv to Btfo
s p m New YorE to Haresy buaao and 'a'sHAH
AZ For h' port orsJ Jer1s and wy 1857 @ .lsSml
a,E. For oas M:,S.n s n an as! S's ni SIS p r
tsG ss1 s..sas s. nd nd W. S.y a. n IS, &C. Sl
Fe, susS fnu and Wsy and 3l AS md 54Sp N Tbs.
Tran l'c w a ,e ts ai, P sot @ a. e:s5 cad, .u4li
M; .i:ts 5:4S SIS 6ts From oaanbess- Depot /"
6:l5 1910 u .l+s S;l3 and o',' p ~. -
For ana Hlae 2ds Depot ut $3.50 ~ sha
fI5 345 t5;l5 t6:4 From Chanbss Depot w"
a. NJ and l. T. ISIS 600 and +6:iS p m o., =. n. .a,.
Fo, p-nou Eyaei Mosey Way from 23dst Depot sts3
tl2 as 3:l5 i:l5 and 1915 and SasariAys es Is
q n From Chambesst Depot At s;o m -. ''A'' >b
Zoo and s: 30 y m and Saturdays only Va 90 Midnight
Tickets for for Apartments In Drawing koom ane eRp
Csh. ~ he ohsuei the checking and transfer OF bss
gage NAV be len at oees Al 5-s and sS broan s
25thst and Ihr1ave hAeni
ga Fnton Broosn; foot OF Chambes and loot
No Exchange LOBg DOCK Depot Jersey City sss
! Of the Agents at the principal hotels uu p.pp
l. d. RuCKER, Dee D 81 - A.,
CenT SapL 1870. GenI Pa- Al
en.fy tFor Haefenssek only
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.

WEDNESDAY. DC T.
Mails for Burope Queenstown and Liverpool per steamship
Supplementary MA for paid on, up Pier No. 40 n r.
ian letters deposited in say penchiay Mails
hi be prepaid with double postage
THURSDAY. DEC Is
Burope Queenstown Liverpool steamship
Aeupo Dock jersey City, close the Post Ohce At
Supplementary Mail letters only made Doef Jersey
IAN deposited Suppeueatiry
Mails BE- prepaid with double postage.
Mails Havana the Wess Indies steamship Columbia
hOu No n R. close st steamship snis O'Clock r. H.
fRIDAY DxC
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sieamboais ano Railroads.

ublO
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
p,o, wo,,. SSsS5R S;ss51Ii ISS GSon Junction Lo Ia.
rss s.sS1s E,SsseStsi ooS, Paer Br.''eooo and '~'
dis,s port. orr & Iss se- and stAHeh steamers
''i' " CITY CITY OFT or LAWRENCE, and vvr ,oyDo,
vii s.,. E.rYers d.y gs,sd,y ;Issy. ;, 'oeoe' ' '''
Pier 60 North River foot n Canal ard aisSts So ,,,,..
for d. .soT: po1i. va New Ldoa SoeH 'od "o''
North Ri,ss J. g. SHORT, jr. Agest
ssw.Tori, Oct 10, 1863 --
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE, BOSTON, WORCESTER,
nsSS SotS%x from P:r n B. tS, Ss@ySsSSE q RStS;eV
Deck fare 70 BOSTON, "a ToPRO'IDEhCk ~ n,
.s ss f r. S Il nSoa Tla5 s. ' Ea D
HARTFORD DlRECT.-State of New York
and Gig o. Hartford s,ys g % m TO- hs5s5.
BnssisSoo n n Le Pare i,t 81 Is % elaa, 81 q.
nELAwARE AND n; Y. :. $; Co, Pier 81,
aos6AE F1nH' .nd an Ts1ssDiY - .. w. sisF r q
.: S,sp ' sS s 'Is . TA1 s 1rBSEsBSi
s ~ ..TERs5 sPEEsbD fsasG "a At is EiEwE ' 'p"' '
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of -JERSkf.-
~ Passenger .ad Freight Depot ss.Yo foo. 81 , sos
s ~. 5.", L.eIsssnDI and Western Railroad Al Pbpa10
WITH e Jgh ,Hd su,9ub,nna Rroas .nd hssSn % a s - T p
burrh The West siiaos change Of cars also to osn
MIN RR ARRANGEMENT
CsnneneaE November a. ls70-Lesve New -YOrf foo~s
n-Fof Remington Eoston, Bethlehem. haoh nhnnA VIZ"
Pson hGhAnoY City Tunkhannoek, IOrAnd2 na'ef A
7:sO n.-Por kastOA
sm-wssrEaS dsy eIe.pt sundsy for Esston lDes
Connects Sonere orPemnsSs
at JsncOn s;roudsburg water Gap scriOn BsghAmon syr
c cSS Ei.:s.irs Vi rsVsiiss w'I.s.oo1 e@ Ea: @
lO.ps m.-Way Train for somerylle. - =, 49,
n-For Remington Easton Anentown, haaeh Cbanh ssh,s
CITY Wkebsrre, Reading Columbia Laseassr EPhrsA r"'"'s
Harrisburg 6c - -.
2p m-Por Bas,on. Allentown and Mach Chunk. ~
3;3o Easton, Allentown Msuch ChuDf and BeTnes
4;3O D m.-For SomerVille and FleIningon
kKPREss tor kssou bsthsnen sen-
tswn Reading Harrisburg Psburgh Chicago and Cssnsan sep
Pittsburgh and Chicago Connscs Jessoh
Laeks-anas aaa Western Railroad for ssrah|s
5:l5 D. n.-Por Somervlls
n.-FOr E.stsn.
IN m-Por sorneryile
D. E,-(Eniuan)-For ssstoa.
9:t5 D. m.-For Plsinhed
u For Plansed wedsssiays and sstardsys =. -, -. , 90
Bo Elizabeth AZ 500 $50 1:l5, 7:40 $3.50 500 sJo lon u -
m-la LOO 200 3:l5. 3:30 400 4:O 4t5 33 BID 40,
600 gao 100 7:O 400 $40 $500 9i5, l0t5 n:o0 p. "a
Tickets for obtained at The ones Of The CehtrA %
road Of New Jersey Lbery T. al No A'or bous A.
botes K RICKRR, Superintendent
H. p BALDWIN Gen PsHa Agt
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&rlp mantfo.
Proposals.

o. s. RseskERs oyrcr, Houston and Greehs,s. New Yot
December ~, 1910. f
PROPOSALS will be received by the under
dgne until of January H. ls7 for drilling by machinery hoes
ss and .ssi Point Astoria said holes 70 be from two
from and eqnaner tlD
,, , g} nehe, In diameter Details and requirements furnished By the
sSsrspii copy with this advert suent 10 be attached
a. s.eh proposA offered JOHN NEWTON, 1t Col Engnsen-
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miscellaneous.

THE BEST PLACE to BUY American and
HusBsh Watches Jewe elvevs Cnetoo md French Cscks
Al FRlNKFIELs Old Established srh Pour
keuth-st and Eighth ave-. corner Tvenly-sIth-si
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fonses ano farms Uanteo.

PEAL ESTATE.-Wanted to purchase to 90
III unimproved located hne Of M
Rosd Pepaef Railroad between OTange and hornsoN
n J. Address prc. and description p o. Boz J Fewiork
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Gitn Real Gsiate for 6alc.

A FOR SALE in Sixteenth-st., between
''' iV'' S1OV Ai'0 f''''' i'I K T STEVENSON SON
A MEDUM-SIZE modern high-stoOp brown
"a stone DWELLING SALE low Thirty br, FOaftVe
Also, Printed List Of Stores and PSeDgs GOV g., NJ
n sne pot Of fun LOfs Niney h., SH'-s's.
Ten'essy. o. q, bbANhI' % SeArtt
AN extra-large BUILDING on Broadway,
N above Canslst Apply to HOMER MORGAN 2Pne-H u51l
BUILDING LOTS, between Fifth and Sixth
~ ave-, % fuetis. columbia Lease Tor SALb 'o" Also
v & STEVENSON son, II Pinest.
NHOICE LOTS on FIfth-aye., fronting Cen
Y trsl Park POR SALE Apply to WM II. RAiNOa - Pne't
EOR SALE-The valuable corner PROPERTY
- feet Canal p Mercer one OF
the finest locations ioT banngor Wholesale PSTgee, ~ tn e
EOR SALTWATER FRONT, two entire
n s5D tY'@' HoMEB MORGAN, Pine Il.
T. I > LOTS, with 200 feet of bulkhead on
- North River below Thirty fourth 81 yih snsng 'or
Brooklyn Real Csiats for Sale.
TOR SALE--On Brooklyn flights, EIicks-st:,
s Wa eIy 'AIee9 % 5 hgS ay 0R rer i 9Gs n
DOR SALE-A valuable manufacturing prop
ert Greenpont Blg arssas bulding SI~ 10 81 an
go~es al nd r. Ta1sSg % MIR MoFG&S . a. Pse 1 G
----------------------
ucsirbesler Gonnin Real Gstate for Sale.
TARM for SALE-Six miles back of Tarry
from KenAeo Depot lgg acres go aolse ami oa'aaa,
AdI-es ID. u. NlLLSEA.
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QrlR1kRsAsTEK's OYyIcE 4. 8 ARHr,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, No, ~, iB70
1rAIE pRQpQS al q of the form furni shed

CEALED PROPOSALS of the form furnished
th tphese will be received until IL O'Clock
=, TirRsDAY Dueembe 2s sso, er buidng slPkRlNfEs-
pRYTs LODGB Of Stone At the Port Harrison hsor Cemetery near
prhmand National stsunon Va seeor
ns 10 .ns and which be obtained from this Ones
~ s. nng Des and reQuremeAts arnshed by the uhs
Ss copy vita this sd,e ssmen be attached TO
~ ~ n,ona..l offered HENRY &. HODGES
70" MAJOR AID olATtsfmsster [. = A.
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mfobing Garos, &f.

AT VIM. EvERDELI's SONS, No. 1O4 Ful
n toBst.-wRDDING CARDS aud FIHE sfA1ioSERY. (RSsi
hshed lsl5.l
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Copartnsrship Notifts.

NHw-YoEx, Dec D, 1870
XVE HEREBY mutually consent TO DlSS0-
w LUTON o. the arn Of BROWN LlFTCHLD and hereby
authorize payment Of al debts due ssA hm George
Iinrhh who hereby snihopd settle the business Of
uxrtner.hip. JAMES BROWN, GEORGE LlPTCHILD.
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BROOKLYN Real gsiate for Sale.
rucsirbesler Connin Real Gsiaie for Sal

DARN for SALE-Six miles back of Tarry-
tosa Depot l39 gohl AMI olhud
a. good orchards lana under high state Of cvaon eating 100
tuns uay yearly, productive farms the COUNT
Adles d. ID. NlLLSEA.
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A FOR SALE in Sixteenth-st., between
IA. Fifth and SIhaves modern DWELLING Dl0IGO
lot; 1907 90 Also Printed List Of stores and Dwell
" K STEVENSON SON
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MASONIC TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

CoNsIsroRY g.. p. r.. s. FOR WEST TENS.
A. A. s. h.,
At It's Grand East in the City OF Memphis
August =, lS7U
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CITY ORDINANCES.
FUNDING BOND ORDINANCE.


An ORDISANCE Providing FOR THE Issuance
OF S5O0,0O0 OF THIRTY YEARS BONDS, FoR
FUEDING PURPOSES. z.
Be Il ordained by the General Council Of The Clts
Of Memphis.
SECTION /. That for the purpose of funding
i've hundred thousand dollars 1880 0OOl, OF
any portion thereof Of the present due debt
OF the city of Memphis, or of the notes bonds
or coupons for Interest upon the bonded debt
OF the city OF Memphis. becoming due during
the year 1870 the Mayor of thecity is hereby
authorized 70 issue the bonds of the city OF
Memphis, having not more than thirty yeara
TO run TO maturity from the date of their Is
suance, and bearing interest at the rate of six
per cent per aHaum, payable semi-annuaIly
in the city OF New York or Memphis, at the
option OF the Mayor.
SIG. 2 Said bonds, when issued, shall be
denominated funding bonds of 1870, and shall
not exceed in all the sum of fiye hundred
thousand dollars. and shall ba issued in de-
nominations OF one thousand dollars each,
mum beTed rom one to five hundred IeSpect-
lively, with coupons for interest thereon at
t2ched, payable semi-annually in the city OF
New York or Memphis. B..
SEC ). said bonds, when so issued, shall be
used by the Mayor and Comptroller of the
city, In funding at par like amount OF the
present due debt, or of the notes, bonds or
coupons, for interest upon the bonded debt
OF the city becoming due during the year 1870.
fTOt1ded, that said bonds shall not be issued
or used for any other use or purpose than
fnndtng at par q like amount of the debts OF
the city as herein provided.
80 II IL oIuCi " eSst tAc SSHSo Ol buS uAi-
med voters OF the city as to the issuance OF
the above bonds, as required by the revised
charter, entitled an act TO reduce the charter
of the city of Memphis, and the several acts
amendatory thereof into one act, and to re-
wise the same, passed December ], 1853, Sec.
81, the Mayor shall, after giving thirty days
notice of the time and place of election, In
two or more daily newspapers publishedIin
the city, submit this ordinance to the qualI-
fed voters Of the city. Those voting in favor
of the issuance of said bonds shall tndOrse
upon their tickets, Bonds" (" and those voting
against the issuance of said bonds, q" No
Bonds" and should three-fourths of those
voting vote in favor OF the proposition, then
this ordinance shall be In fun force and ef-
feet. and said bonds may be issued as pro-
vided in Sections !, andS.
Approved April q, 1870. Er
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: L. K. RIOHANDs, City Register. jyl0
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CoNsIsroRY g.. p. r.. s.. FOR WEST TENN.
A. A. s. h,
At lis Grand East in the City OF Memphis
August 2, IS7U.
"spes Mea in Dec Est.' a
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO THE ILLUsrRIOUs
JAMRS PENS, So.
The voice OF the MASTER has again been
heard by the Graft, summonlng labOrers from
the Temple here to the Great Eternal Tempt,
where HE presides. For a nom emit the voice
of the working tools Is hushed. onr nlnstri-
Gus brother, JAMES PENN, has answered the
summons and gone from US. None OF the
Masters amongst US more loved could have
gone; none whose requirements and accom-
piishments, as a Master Builder, better it him
for a shining light before the GREAT Am.
His going has left vacant and desoIate many
places which he has filed on earth over
which our hearts to-day mourn and cry in
grief:
II is therefore resOlped. By tbis Consistorv
that, whilst we mourE his absence: whilst we
mourni over the loss OF our illustrious and
honored brother; whilst our hearts feel sad
10 look into the many places of labor and
honor which he has flled for many years.
and never unwoIthily or unskiilfully; whilst
here again "no more forever. y ana W hist We
participate in the anguish of the hearts near
and dear to him, yet this grief is not without
AOE we AuON he mas zone 70 our
GREAr MASTER and FATHER. who ever deals
gently and in loving kindness with his chill
dren.
Forthe future OF our llustrious brother there
need be no cry Of anguish, no groan OF so r
row. He played his part in the loves, the la
bors and busy cares OF life as a MAN OF Cons
own stamping He leaves a character worthy
of emulation. Full of years, he has gone 10
sleep to all of earth. He now sits in the Tenn
pie with the GREAT MASTER, who has said
to him. well done, thou good and faithful
servant; thou bringest with thee work nt for
the Temple"
AS a brother, we loved him. As Master,
we honored him. As friend, generous and
true, We admired him. The Brother, the
Master and the Friend are taken from us, to
our loss, to his gain. We can but say, "Great
Masterl Thy Will be doneil so mote II be-!
The greatest sympathy OF the members of
this Consistory are respectfully rendered 10
the family Of our departed brother. Be ye
not sorrowful; the gentle and faithful Master
has gone before to make the more pleasant
cur welcome into the Great Lodge above.
Q. ". ADAMS, 83o.,
]. J. WoRSHAAf, $50,
+. r. BOWEN, 49,,