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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-01
BY Richardson X Co.,
Real Estate Agents and .uciionecrs,
No. 1ll3 Main street.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IN fENRIttO .OUNTY.--ty virtl" OF 4
deed of trust hearing dntc III" eth october, 1865.
and recorded in The clerk oiiicc 81 the county
court Of :lcnrIco, u. l.. -. p. j5i, being re-
gulred 81 10 do by the bcDctc iarici therein Sc
cured shall! ~ Trustee in said .tc'i C,i at public
auction 10 The highest bidder, SATU hDAI the
eth April pruXino. In front OF llen1ic1 county
cOur: house on Main street, in the city of Rich
lunnd 4 certain TRACT Of la, mcntioncdi In
said deed and survey therein referred 70 as con-
tuiuIu. o. +. Iiii.. DEED AND FlFTN-NlSE
AND FiyF-f iGlITIS ACRES. two-thiraS Of
which land Is cleared and improved, the balance
heavily timhcrci with pine. oak. hickory, &c,
with Il comfortable frame dwelling containing
frur rooms, and the usual G!l-hruScS: located III
ITenrco county ten miles east of Richmond anu
within two miles Of Meadow station, on the York
River railroad: and is the aa.ne rel estate con.
viewed hy Jacob Truman 10 Richard Kidd by deed
Gated 18th Nav, 1873. and recorded III The CLERK
office OF the county c.urt al lfcnrico as continuing
ono hund,.a ,crsS aud which appears by recent
survey, carefully made, In cont' In lGI l0c-lvoo
acres And white the records only call for loo
acres II Is believed that The tict0 lGj lOluoO acres
Is ndisputablc but selling rs trustee viii con-
ycv only such title Is Is vested III iao by SAM decd
Oft ust. .
Of executing This trust and to pay OF Il note OF
$3.50 with in crest thereon from III" l=t day OF Jan
ilary 1870 4 credit S t. 80 mn n as may be nrccS-
sarv to meet and discharge Il note Of S5i5 due the
lst July, $50 and the residue on liberal time.
J. 4. RlCHARDSUN. Trustee.
RICHARDSON & Co., Auctloncers. mh 80
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FURNITURE, &c.
s T A c Y 8
NH Is 1903 AND 1910 MAIN STREET.

EURN URE AND MATTRESS
Il WAREROOMs.-Up stairs opposite the
post-oflce, Main street, you Will find In two or
those iron-front buildings the largest and most
varied assortment of PARLOR, CHAMBER, and
DISING-ROOM FURNITURE In the state, Of
every variety of style and finish Also, Mattresses
and Spring Beds made to order In any stylede
sired. Our stock Of Chamber Furniture being
verylarge, complete suits can be purchased AZ our
establishment from $50 10 $500. We have reduced
the prices Of all our goods, and We arc now selling
y.oout rs low as We did fifteen years ago.
We invite all in want OF good, substantial Fur
nitnre to examine our assortment before buying.
We have goods to suit all partics-the rich or the
poor. HARWoOD klt lER
dels Richmond, Va,
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BY Paine Il e.. Auctioneers.


r ARGE A n u ATT r a CTI V Il
IL CATALOGUE SALE.
FIRST SPRING SALE.
On WEDNESDAY the eth Of April we VIII sell
at our warehouse. by catalogue. commencing at
10 O'Clock, very large and attractive STOCK Oh
SPRING DRY GOODS,
now receiving, among which will be found many
entirely new and desirable styles suited 70 lne
spfing trade
$50 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, AND BALMORALs'
receiving from Boston, embracing every variety
for men. women, hOys, misses. and cnlIuren'
Also. variety Of prime ClTY-MADE BAbMo-
RAILS and CATERS.
100 dozen MEMS and B0YS' HATS,
so dozen MEMS ASSORTED tASTS3 ,rs
20 dozen MEMS ASSORT ED SACh COA1e,
so rcams WRAPPING PAPER.
TRAVELLING BAGS, &C.
We invite the attention Of city ana county, n.r
merchants to this large sale, as the stock Is lrse
and desirable. and will be sold without rese''e'
aud In lots TO suit buyers. o .o.,oroore
NH 81 PAINE q W., ISu- ------
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BY ". GoGd'n,
huciioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TORTY ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL
4 FAETING LAND. OK THE lew ROAD
] LEADING RY THE FAIR ERHtEDS. ONE
MILE NORTH OF RICnM1rD. FOR Shl .E AT
ATCTlON.--Will be sold al tucii"n. on the pre-
misses. on THURSDAY the ith OF \ .rli. l>!o. ~ y
n'clork +. NJ, FORTY &CR%S OF VERY BEAU
TIrIrL FARMING LAHD located rs above.
fronting on the south side Of tc road lending BY
tnc Fair Grounds. running hack towards ~" resi-
Grucr OF Nr John l.. Bi4Tti. ana bounded on the
north by The lands Of pr. Martin $ faylnr. This
lautl Is now set In clover and l. i'll fine heart
The ouautltv if desired can h4 increased Ia liity
or sixty acre.. The foregoing property Is located
In Il most Improving part Of the suburbs.
TERMS tluc-third cash balance Al four. eight.
and twelve months FIR II. gotiaOlc notes, interest
added, secured by a trust d. ed.
NH 10 W. GODDIS. Auctinneer.
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by Grubbs t Williams. Auctionecrs,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

Frs SALE OF FALU-
VABLE REAL E,TATE ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF CARY STREET BETWEEN FOUR
TENTH AND FiFTEESTH.--mc execution Of
a decree Of The circuit court IL Richmond entered
on the 10Th ,.av Of November, lsa i'll the case OF
Iahm and ais. Us. Rahm and ats. the subscriber.
spe ca commis siuncr appointed tor the purpose
will sell ut auction, upon the premises on Mon
DAY 18th April, 1870, 1t II O'Clock 81. II fair. II
same hour, the REAL ESTATE which was sold
by A. j. Ralln, commissioners. to Boyle < Gam
bic situated as stated above, fronting 80 feet on
Cary street and running back 100 feet TO an alley,
being the same property Upoa which the shops OF
said Boyle 4 Gamble now stand.
TERMS : Cash sufficient - dciriy expenses OF
sale and the costs f., court aud the Ut 81, 900
with Interest from 18TH February, lsts: credit
to IL. 80 with interest thereon from 18th Febru-
ary 1865 until 18th February, ISL; further
credit as 10 100 with interest thereon from 18th
February. lSts, until 18th August. ISL: and the
residue upon terms Ia hc maue kIioTn at The time
of sale tie purchaser 10 execute for the deferred
payments negotiable notes with Interest added
from the dav of sale. and also 10 pay taxes for
1879. The title vii! he retained 10y the court until
the notes are paid.
Commissioner,
GRUBDS 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. NH 30
uIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be
O'Clock A. NJ, ut the High COnstablc's Office, the
following property-to wit LOT OF tIROCER1ES
aud COW, to satisfy orders ofthc Court OF y ust-
ngs for the city of Richmond in my hands In FAVOR
OF Radcliffe and Easton and against Fitchett.
TERMS Cash.
NH IS High Constable City of Richmond.
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AnTTToa sAIEs-ruturs DAYS.
BY Lee & Goddin,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
lila Main street.

lll2 Main street.
MISERABLE BUILDING LOT COR
4 bTFB TWENTY-NINTE AVID NJ STREETS
1CHJJRCH TIILL) FOR SALE AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, 4th April! next, ut y o'eiock +. y;
an .hn nremises we Will sell thac valuable BUILD.
JNG Tor situated as described above, and
fronting on the east line of Twenty-ninth street
Mt ts Intersection with II street IL feet inches by
~ TEpNs Al sale. LEE GODDIN,
nh a. Auclioueers.
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DRY GOODS.

AXE YOUR G II 4 G + S
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS. SEINE THREAD, SEINE IMlNE,
LINES for hanging scines, can be h0uRht very
cheap ut l.. LlS n rSIIin stro,,.
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
Use Stuart's o00-yard SPOOL COTTON It is
thI hest and chea pest In the NATL et. nm w
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DISAPPOINTMENT.
I,y GruDbs ( Williams,

TUSITVN FNIFNI.
In consequence of the incemency Of the weaihSf
the above sale was postponed till THIS AriEk-
NOON IL the same hour. up /
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THO THE WORKING CLASS.-We are
L now prepared To furnish sH classes with con-
slant em ployment vt home the whole OF the time
or for the spare moments Business new, light,
and profitable Persons OF either sex easily earn
from soc. to Is per evening. and d proportional
cum by devoting their whole time 20 the business.
Boys and girls can earn nearly As much as men.
That all who see thus notice may send their al.
dress. ard test the business, we make this Gnpa-
ral!eled offer To al such a. are no. wen salts.
writing. Full particulars, valuable sample
which viii do 10 commence work on, and 8 copy
Of The Peoples Literary Gompanioi--oue OF The
largest and hes. family newspapers pubiishea-all
sent free by mali. Header, II you want perma-
nent, profitable work, address
+. C. ALLEN & CO.,
mhl4--d.wSswsm Augusta Me.
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ZEAL ESrIrE TRANSACTIONS.

The real estate auction business thus far this year
IA, been very ga ct comrarSd with tne business done
80 sou on. From every app l'nucc, there Is little
DOUBT but t1ls ami next month viii witness the
ruth and excitement hlt aAod the busy spring trade
nft year. The several auc lrcr. have their boo
We Lll'd and viii soon uHor some nne property. Bay.
Crs are rcnty wi V1 good rrIl estate Is The market
Announcements o. hr-tcl tstacs may always be found
In our advertising columns.
NEE. ilg ut uro Orty owners re- ding The west
sac OF the city n r,h OF Ccntrll Park, hell at
ONCE OF lohn McClave last wcc<. II has been sug-
gcstei to prescott to the le Mill AsrC Tor tic
city 90 buy aud auplopr ate tof military purposes
parade ground. &c, tie land from il0th TO i7th street.
and between fitlh and = ch1 avenues. Tho property
can 90 bought for about yl,ij0 co. Al the propsIty
holders are perfectly satb fed wi;1 the Intended i'm
rroycment The whole to be laid out and placed IN
chArte OF the Genital ParS Commissioners
Al the Exchange Salcsr0pm yesterday, Messrs. MUi-
Ter kins 60 sold lot e. 2lst 1t. l55 H. {. ID ay..
lot ,5Xiu0 Tot fii 20.
Zee our advertising columns.
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CURIOsITIEs OF CRIME.
Educate your servants 60 the Illusions OF the
Confidence Opcrutors.

On We'd iesday afternoon a well dressed Young
man hurriedly called at tho residence OF j. Henry
Hull, Esq, 2i6 Est Thirty.fourth street, and pre-
sented note purportng 10 have come from MIR.
Hull. lie toll the servant that Mr.. H. had been
called out Of town on business, and wished a
change OF clothing and his best drcss coat
sent him immediately by the bearer OF the
message. The thief had timed his visit when the
distress OF the house was absent but the servant
an Irish girl, though urHbe to read the note, had
sufficient native shrewdness TO something wrong 2
and peremptorlly refused 10 deliver the clo hes not
wiihsanding she was threatened with dismissal and
loss OF character upon her obsunancy being report
ed 20 her en-. lover or course, when MI Hull re-
turned at evening the note was pronounced a for.
Eery. The same well-dressed rogue entered several
houses In the nighborhood, bat the people there
gentleman, the thief was unsuccessful. Last week
some very clever seouDdrtls called at the house OF
Mr. W. 4. Moore, Of Brooklyn, with q furniture
wagon and, amer presenting q forged note carried
On plano, music stand, ana pioao stool The willy
seoundres told the servant that Mr.. Moore had eK-
changed the instrument for another, and had sen I
them to have 1t removed.
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MoSDkY, Jan. 8f.-FLouR AND MEAI-rhe market
was dull and prices were rather weak, but without
quotabe decline; sales 5000 bbls the SPOT and 1000
do. to arrive at t0@tsj for superlne 1880 for
common 70 good shipping extras, and G5o9tS 80 for
trade and family nfands including Sc. Louis also
southern supers, p.l56S 1st shipping and family ex
tras, tgefs.b Rye houri a. oatJ, Corn meal. AGOQt
$50. nuckwheat Hour tpJ0St3P iW ne. Jeney bag
svSpRIFs~ccltcp Guli and lower, miadlins up.
lands, &Gc. Petroleum dun relncd Bic. sDils tur.
pcnne quiet at l6 fc1c.. and strained rosln selling at
t220at}S MheKcy duh at !gc. Hops dull nj iis2ic.
1alOw quiet ut - Gtl0Nc Frelghts were active, but
stlowcr rates to Liverpool By steau wheatiNd, and
cotton Nd.
GRocERiks- cofrca active. buoyant, on favorable
foreign ncwswith sales amounting toy J ta;A ht 80
IKE gold. and ST. Domingo coffee CONTINUES to go for
ward TO Europe. Sugars, moasse and rico very dull
GR,fs.whoat duli, and 1a2c lower; sales 5000
bush Mt 81 10 for mixed spring, Si20 for No do. gleJ
fuf State tpring Slt3 30 for amber winter Sis Tor
white California and tiGD for choice white Kcntuc
and GcnCsee. Corn dull sales 1000 bush. a. 81 gJ2c.
iot now Wuteri MIXED, u OS{t on for old do VI for
Southern white, and l5Slfc for Jersey yellow. oats
actNci sales 20 coo bush. at NJ 55c for u
Itlne Wcttern cargOts IN store. a.,
PROvisIoys-porS rather favored huyers, nlth ugh
tho demand was very fair salt $50 bbls At tl5 - Tor
H1t mess t5 5gfl' % for heavy tho latter ter Job
lng parcels also, LOO hbls. mess, March aud Ap1,
tGi5' Heel OF all kinds quiet and rnchangcd Cut
meats very quiet. BACON scarce and nnn CuinJcr.
land, ic Lard was dun AMI heavy sales 40 pkns ut
for rrnc cty also 800 tcs, prime Western steam at
los l6kc Tor Fec aId March, closing dul Dressed
hogs ntuer NJ ~ &c. for Western and ey. Batter
and cheese dull.
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Imprisoned for Lille In Ludlow stree, jail.

There Il man IN the Lndlow.strce JAN, named
huee who, ike tIc King Of Clubs In the farce,
can't get out lie was put there June 81 1863, by
~ oIucr % JuuEe nlatcnioIu' eomuItthg MN unul
rullty Of wful and persistent dsobeliencc to the
order and injunction nj said Judges court" Mullee
sWears he ~ the victim OF conspiracy because he
invented process for making hard rubber" which
would cut the Goodyear profits down TO nothing.
Judge batehiord says hullee is persistent in
courts, Whichever may be true, the fact remains
that Null i-lH been laid by the heels for nearly
eighteen rIonths. lie has money, and apparent ly
no friends; can't pay the $500 nle, and has good
chance TO stay In Ludlow street JAN tue remainder
OF lis natural lie, Its popularity supposed that i'm
prsOnMCnl fr debt his ceased; but lCge We sec
taat man may lie imprisoned for lie because he
owes TIC IaLed states $2,50J.
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Tire Long Island Railroad D,sn,tcr.

Edward Van Gassbeck sued in the Supreme
Court cstcrIiy TO recover $jJ)JJ damages Tor Ia
lurrs received NJ the tine ~ the catastrophe on tie
lhc 2il Of April last. Tho train from hunters
Point was tlro Nn from the track in consequence OF
rant breaking. Several persons were killed and
many incluing a!n'iH, were severely injured.
Mr. Van G.s bcck's head was crushed his right arm
purahztd, and his collar bone broken. In further
rtp. Cr Of Als claim plaintln ALLEGES that some time
before the accident nls sight beng IMPAIRED he
sent 10 Europe and consulted with OCuls's, who
iu3y restored bis VISION but tn. sine" the accident
lie In, been anost tOtily lhui Tho Company
dc1I mat The rails were In do Ct.yc condition, and
"li'gc tlui the o cUcnt resulted nom Causes over
which they had 10 COntICi. Case Full on.
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Leith Held In $4,000 DaiI-A' Convenion
Elnw "A the Stufufe.

The decision Of the United States Commits
slonor IN the case Of William Lcith, implicated 10
the frauds OF Nelman. the defAuHing clerk OF tne
Fourth National Bank, was delivered yesterday az.
teTnoon. The testimony elected was deemed CON
elusive by Commissioner Shields, and he accord
ingly held the accused in $25J0 bail 10 await the
ACTON OF the Grand Jury. Technicalites in the
statute under which Lsitn IS held may bring about
dence IN that of Leith, was circuustantially con
yincing OF the accused's completely; but for some
incxilc1he reason Lclth has been prosecuted un-
der law which, II II tad, does not entirely or
clearly cover the case, ard under which II will be
found diflcult 70 sustain the charge OF aidipg and
abcttng," upon Which Leth, Us Yeltman's acces-
soTy, 10 prosecuted.
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Nrw YunK Monday, Jan. 81 with 3,03i bccvcs
received eince saturday masking CSC, for tho week III.
Was moderately active At vsnst1n.d prices
The quality chiefly comnOn to iaif, VITA the bulk
Il tie sales NJ l3iABiikc. n. a few exceptional
tucs reported at i6A si7c n, hn; the outside
quotation IL 16bc, and very prime steers. OF Ssb cwt
were sold at i6c For Texans the regular price was
lie, anu nothing sold ~ lower ngnes Int old thin
cows and rough bulls. The receipts OF sheep since
Saturday Der P.iss ami for tho week gj,1i3 Tho
unrAct was slow at 54dsfc. flr common TO ,xtra with
one vcyv mo To- sod a. sac, thowlus no mater nl
charge nom saturday. Live hogs we've steady at $40
lOi.c. ~ VITA receipts Of i2i8 since saturday hnI
i2, the wees. Dressed hogs were drnVF at ia %
e. loT city, and II -, &c for Western.
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Playing with sma l.Pox in Harlem.

On Thursday afternoon AN undcrtaker's wagon
with policeman and one or two men IN II drove up
In the rear OF 10 street Qlarl,m), where a cTt elk
runs into the riv'r They took out n stretcher and
mattress, cmIticd them OF feathers, and returned
with the cover to tie frame house In lJG,h street.
Net"ren second AMI Third avenues, In the after
noon, whence person who died OF snall-po was
taken for hunal, Soon aiterWard boys were seen
PLAYING VITA the feathers
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TRrSroy, Jan. 3i.-The great local excitement
oftlc day the expected TRIAL OF Chas w Jay. cil
iorufthr JHi0n SsGhHd, fora htclunon David Nurr
otthc True iPistifdn. NJ 10 o'clock The Court House
WIS dcrsely packed, and deep interest was mani
iosicd. "a bOh E"ntiouCn are NCry prominent here.
u'ge Bees,ey presided. Mr.. JAY moved an adjourn
nlcnt % the next term. The witness so necessary
to fair trial of his case is the Hon Johu T. stock
tou, Senator in Congress.
A'cr lucf consideration the Court agreed to
adjourn the trial until the next term.
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lie WAC Wears a Rea,m.p,n, su,,

Aleutcuant Of the Ninth Regiment y. G. takes
EXCEPTION to 1uE suns article, wherein q favorable
opportunity Is reported for poor and needy young
ten to don inform at the expense of their com.
nies While our correspondent IL on "gunning~
,AJtJituu. he wishes Il to be understood that the
d.,s are y per annun, instead OF IS per month as
Z, oriel.
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Tae Sew ~ Cor spirucy AGniGsi the Tax
Pay ~ Ut HrO0Iiyn.

The Common Council yesterday appointed
Committee Aldermen Gucx, Thuruc. Metro,
.rty, TrNs, Willard, stryEcr and I'm ot.-'o con.
Tut Wl'h the special Committee Of the Senators an
be- plan to restore 10 the wuuC,u,l aUthoutic. the
Powers II Which they hWc been deprived by com.
u,- .uis. All the IIGIosCa Amendments, tu tie ~
charter have been rcierrel to this CumIl,tec
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DIED.

CoSRoY On Monday, Jan 81, a. hrs residence. %
..C6LLlNs'-Un sunday, jan. 90: after . long nlnc,s
The eaiiycs and ficnls of Inc f,mS ace invited to
attend the funeral on Tue lay, Fco tat2 T. NJ, from
Marcy and TiiioSsib, avs BrSoslya' ''e '''"'' -
DENNI.-On saturday, Jan. ~. james II Denny, aged
&c Sryc. all ,1Sni. Of a anily nr. Invited to At
t"uu tho funeral on Iur~dnv, 20 oclocs. i. NJ from
tac Metnodi't cauFoh. Gt II, between ID aud 81
NORMAL Io7GE, No 80. r. hvp \. N.-The members
co nInuic1 ION on fgadiv al II fr lie NM
pore OF a'gadllS The funeral Of oyr late Bfo pcnny;
EonERT srErurSsiv secretary.
FoBBELL.-on sunday, Jan. 80, Jaue N. Foroell Of
m, relatives and friends are resp cctfuy invited To
ii 81 ~ lgnsr9L NON Jhe No church. Cypress
,fickPGn 'ftari,y :, lannaa Fsk widow Of
The aud friends tho fam is are rrspcc fully
invited 10 aitiud !,c inaerai on gesday Feb l. at
GIlDERsLEENE,-On sunday, Jan. 81. i onathan
son ofHm. II and El1abst A. G dsrseeve in lie iith
NE relatives ana ends Of the family also United
yited o attend the iuuera toe re-,er-s % .,-
~ -, M n Nav ~ 9r,,r n Al sSrSn NJ W.
only daughter oi stephen ID. aal Martha j. Hall, aged
hS feSyt. aud friend, OF the family arc respectfully
invited attend the ffLCrhl. from her parents resi-
deuce -! Sd ay, on tuesday norainE. fe5. /. al 10
LYNCH-on Funday Jan. 20 NJ the residence Of his
father - Elkabtth 81, J"hA l.u l. neA. IN Ihs &.I
Toe rsati9es and friend. OF the r,nily rs also hi
brother James Lynch % brother inlaw John lassdy,
respect uuy invited tn attend tn funeral, from -.
lntrC,s Cathedral, Wednesday mJrAlEs at i0ot eek,
VII solemn high mass % requiem Viii Dc offered for
c lo.e Of hn soul Toe Remains Viii be Inferred
Calvary Cemetery,
NcAfFtt.- sunday, Jan. %, John McAnee, a
native o. Ireland.
lis funeral VI tal.e place att O'Clock to-day. from
his IA. 90 te,ldcucc, "a lIylu-t u.
pWladt MA ualcrs please copy.
hAllltl..-tn SUNDAY Jan 81, after o lnCering III.
Of he age.
Tie relatives and friends OF the family arc respect
July lhNutd 20 attend her funeral. Ncdncs iay at
burgh.
MAIrs,,on Monday. Jan. 81. after q lingering a..
nCss, tlizabeth Watts, aged = years.
The relatives all tie I'd, oftne family are respectfully
nNfed 10 attend her funeral az the residence OF her
'o' has H. Watts. Iol south sth II, broOklyn, r. d.,
urthet notice. -
WILL ,ION.-ln Rrooklyn, on sunGav, Jan. % 1870.
Aiah romcr ~ wife OF uie late q. II. wilbion. In the
Uth year OF her aye.
The relatives and friends ana those OF her SON. John
T. WINSTON and her ,oun.lAg, Cha. a. Curtis. IN
vtcd 10 attend the iuuera from her lat1 residence 50t
AN1h|Ic st. bTooEDn, VI Iue'day Eco. 1T ~ Il. H.
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A SURrRisE ron EUGENE WHEN the Empire.
Eugen G sS America next summer. The will ma
here what tho toilet chemists Of fasis have ahored to
cotc 'et 'pr hcr IN Nun TO wit; nu!d clear the
wafer Of h'r tavor'c spa, wLich will restore 10 her
fAung uuglc- the q 20 mat Cunrmcl our Napoleon
~ cen Year o This new and wundcrwOrNius agent
Is lhaons Nt1l1: or salvation frr the Hair. the only
.r',ic 'ht tra"sGgur hair and rrc,otlcs the
head Wtl al I,s yVutIlu glory. without soing the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-01

hets4A. Frank q Cans oder to the public the seven
CCnt hrst mort gIge gold ponds OF tlo hicago and
southwestern halfway Company, NJ " and accrued
hteru VA currency These bonds art uncon iOnHUy
en- lOrsel and guar lnteol by the ChloAto and tOck
tsaId ropi AMI the road when cOu pietel, VIII pass
through the most frtlc sections Of Iowa and MISSOURI
constituting nearly direct air line from Chicago To
lGgycwoIth, KHn'as, with it, eastern terminus near
Columbus Cty Iowa, where II connects with the Chi.
cAgo AMI Rock Island RAirohd The length Of the line
Is 10 miles and The capital stock s1OOlOOO. About 81
miles OF the road are already completed, aud work on
the hn ance Ia being rapid pushed forward The ds
tRucc uetwo' On cago and Icavenworth Will thus be
-h"rored nrarly - miles, and Uotwccn Chicago and St.
JVsGuA 80 mues.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-01

Do you suppose = u. S. would do this thing IN .
less there IL something looming up in the distance
Would Tammany place itself IN such position before
lndeT endent America unless England IL back oft
Was Il my comments on Prince Guelph Bismark sd-
mits by this act that ctrt AHe.icdaus more to be
feared than the combined press the entire Rcpuo-
lean party. Is r. Is. :. all there Ii OF Tammanyf
VIII not Banquo's ghost take peat. Does Tam
many begin to realize tnat the Celtic has lead.
er that they can trusti l have sworn 10 tree Ire
land, and so help me God l Will Does that SEA re
hmmany's English Da-Kersf They en- ss easily
stop the Mississippi running TO the ocean the
rent OF man OF destiny. " lis the slogan OF the
Hcilnds-Dinna ,ye hear Il moo, mon DINA ye
hear IL moo I" GEO FRANCIS TRAIN