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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY MAY ls ls7o-TRrLE SHEET
snce e rs rsay = !. S,uo-'ealhs Of the naa'er we're

snce te rna u I. Slne-,eaths VI the nam or were
DO ini Tor NV YORK.
t,ke pi lcsI Juls All % an &C ,ssio q
disiW OF partisan Zee .nx. ane councils se Acfsi
VIII be Q 30 ed IN Au yast.
Tie rites AMI am ics, at ;'cci ts rhis hsse
b en- c. du 10 I'm gr,it ciin ani shcc - aai
IN tlsA d,o plgr rc tnoir tlra " hnfseS
Ii EUROPE ny way 81.
Eus. the ia i,sp. vii be very brilli mt ths
5stsOi. TIE susfial Ga has oa rtsl ci'hts
apartnen aa wii.re IA tn, Sax w.exs. frince
oscIr OF rFcds sn saso exp 'ctel.
Two gentle ner wsrs acc,rel IN the ffi wing
ra it:-'Geat en- n. WI al ia'ase- ths balm OF
consolat On to a denl ilat d oonst ut ?"
Paris ro'iucal wit says that tine iecitimi :
parry u not so deal us people INK. bi' mat ~
divilei--t, w Lit isgii ni,fs prop r. icyitiin xe
ID 10 inytls he Duchess de serri u4ed 20 caii
III part SINS OF LOUIS ph. llppe the Ill aiImits
rho s,ring l. ilsaai'y chill tn Prtic. but tho
country re'ps console themselves Win the old pro-
errod Nal Q. chaud jun
Donnont paia ct ,ft"
A cold May and warn June give br ,ad ana wine.
The physc ans of all TIE scandinavian coma ues
WI meet In general on enron ~ oStc burg. on
the lAh OF July. lnstrume ~ surge ana nv
10 ~. anet ical ph rnac"u icai grerara-
tons. rra drugs, photographs ensravings, books,
&c, wal be exhibited.
More h.n 600 Cagholio ladies' OF distinction have
signed an indiguaiT pr)te u ,ainss the id,a of o
tnm sslQn ne pY ap)0Iue to examine the con.
v Mt IL England Am,ng them ar the Duche OF
Norfolk tho dUwa er Duche ~ o Anvil The Mar
Cht mes, of N 10 lderrv. Lad Vc'Orti Hope SEQ {,
LADY Fitzaan Ho'va "a the Countess or Porarlin =
ton Lady ,rtrude DO lgas. Lady Ale AID r Cor on
Iennox and many others OF similar exalted Sc Oh.
rho celebrated DR.. S rons ,er :, known a. the rail-
road KING re en- | cee0r ted his silver vending a.
Berlin. lie Is en0rm, lsly wealthy. own. ilroala
IN Roum nAa iorMHc III ns ~ Antwerp ana
millions worth Of proper In the u icny o.
PO en- Du ing the b, ter cod OF iast winter he led
10 900 persons d lily for a term OF three weeks
Prince Char es O ROuman q sent MN sixteen h rses
OF tho purest breed his engineers gave him superb
ralace II. I'd the Smen In Il actortes on sred
him fu " equipped steamer. He Is the Pruss'an
kfNnta Christu
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OLD WORLD ITEMS.

The pnneirslny Of sehwsTxpgrs. Raaolsl.sat a
Nktl, 10 be.
The American snd British postal eonyen tioDs vita
Prussia have bcea signed at Berlin.
The Dubiin corporation have adopted rssoiut iou
against the inspection of converts.
A grand congress Of che- players Il 70 he held o.
Bad sn-Eadea On The l3'h of yu next
The Gas>tx ds France boldly adopts the motto,
Everything for tue people and b. the peopie.'
A Sunderland t3ritsshl steamer arrived CUT al
Calcutta y iew weeks aso with evsry stoker dead.
HuRdre In OF relics found 90 the bafuenesds of
Solltrino and san MxTtlno are ex xaiistson 40
Turn.
The departures OF emiRrants from Hnvro Tor
America have besa at tae sste Of 6vve per month
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ENGLAND.

The Marriage Law-1Iarriage with a De.
iced Wife,s Sister-The Ladies' Pub
ili LONDON, April %, 1870.
gne question OF marriage with deceased wife's
81 has as far as the action Of the lower branch Of
egis ature isconcerned, at length become an
aplished fact In England. Fifteen years of
Agen and sometimes bitter, parliamentary warfare.
b9 terminated in the bill passing the Commons by
malol.y o. eighty IN a house numbering close
npon 800. Perhaps the annals Of British politics do
ruG contain q greater romance than the history OF
tse measure to which the peoples rep resena'ives
have just given their approval. Seldom have advo
Gates encountered fercer competition than did those
WAo mad charge OF the bill. Rarely have aim Jst in
suUeIaoe obstacles been more resoutelY faced. ald
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CONFLICT OF JURIsDlC TIOJ IN NET
ORLEANS.
Lieutenant Governor Dunn and the Pclics
Commissioners Ordered to be Imprisoned.


[From the New Orleans Repubif an, Ma III
the Metropolitan Police Commissioners of ihat city
aud Lieutenant Governor Dunn 10 be Imprisoned
for contempt OF court. Il appears that on The 3jtA
OF October, $780, s. N. Bnrt aux obtained ~ injunc
ton from this court restraining the P0ice u iard
from eleciDg successor 10 his Office or IT asrrers
from which he md been dismi sed BY q res llutios
Of the Board Pending tbs Injunction The par les
defendant brought suit the Eighth District Court,
heret0iOrerep0rted, by which II Is alleged they cot
mitted contempt OF the authority OF the Sax IA Ds-
rtct Court. The parties all appeared I'm cou pre-
sented by Mr.. Z. q. Billings. After somewhat
lengthy argument by counsel, Judge Cooley s. -
l cannot admit as an excuse that these
cuse, there no for courts. Some attorney are
reputable and some disrepptabe some WI giFe
whatever advice that may be wanted Ine mater
ia q plain one In my judgment. The parties have n
remedy In the supreme Court, and n they consider
themselves injured by Judgment OF this court ,hey
vested with exclusive jurisdiction In these cases.
may be correct, but do not thtnS So The supreme
Cour must H. eide. My own knowledge OF tue dts
position or these men satisfies M th Z they Intended
contempt Of this court. Mr.. File l's case % pro.
tected by the law and the rule him must be dis
OF The Board when the original suit was brou1ht aud
heis discharged. The other parties have been guilty
OF contempt.
The Judgment OF the Court is that oscar J. Dunn,
Thomas lsabe lie, William George and the other par
ties not specially excepted slali each be imp isOued
five days and condemned TO pay ine OF ninety.nye
do lars. They can rel eve themselves from improu.
ment 10y withdrawing the suit IN the Eighth District
Court.
Before the prisoners could be actually sent ~ th =
lookup a VIII of habels corpus was obtained aud
Judge DiUble released them.
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The Boston Tareiier OF the 9th inst. says:--"Hon.
james Trecothick Austin, oi this city, for many
,eass lawyer at oar bar OF distinguished ability,
and holder oi several oices OF the state and CITY
goserhIncnt died yesterday May ., al his house in
fremont street, aye e.ghsy-six. Mr.. Austin was
nephew of the late Hon. Benjamin Austin, proml-
neni leader VI the old dehccratic party aud cousin
Of the youns Eenlcn. an who was Killed by Mr. Self
ndge IN ssaie ST. eei IN sO6 BY the death Of Mr..
ADsiin the class at Harvard, so celebrated Tor the
e.nlnent or Dria.t ents OF 40 many OF It's mem.
Ders 10 come nea IL * inct ihe only survlvcr
beng the We cradle william Minot. VI this city,"
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c u r Q ? e.
The German ZOll Pahlampnt---Its Intent,
Jurisdiction and Legislation
GERMA1 TRADE WITH EEXico
The Social Condition in Englsaa -Lar-
riage and Clerical Morality.

Py sre iai correspondence from Eurofc, dited %
the 3o,n u A rl,. We have me ioiowlue ta-lfue 80
Tts"m Of t-e then ,xsiag ccniitloa.ol tAe u.d
word
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The Paterson IN. J.l Guardian says:--"it Is ru.
mo- cd that Major Pangborn has broken Win Miss
UGorman and - wr,ilg up series OF lectures for
tour Tor Mrs. Mcfarland Riehards0u.r
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Home.
ARCHES CoGRr, LoSpoS, April es 1870
Before the Right Honorable Sir Il. J. Phlillmore
Dean Of Arches.
Martin Us. The Rer. John jackson.
This case which mas been reported briefly arcady
was decided The defendant, rector OF eibury,
Herefordsbire, was articled under the Church
Discipline act for gross immortality as q clergyman
in having committed adultery with his cook Enza-
beth Parry AMI with having conducted himself in
decently towards bus housemaid Eilxabeth
Lane. The Queens Advocate, Dir Trayers
Twss, Q. c., Dr. Tristram aud Ms. George
Browne were for the promoter; Sir Join
KarslaKe, @. c., ana Mir. Arthur Charles for the
ment, said this was cause Of ONCE promoted b.
John Martin, ESQ.,, against the Rev. John Jackson
rector Of Ledbury: The ertices which Contained
TIE charges against the dSfenlent were filed In the
court on the 80 Of February. 1ne defendant IN this
case had advanced beyond the middle stage OF he,
had been married twenty-iive years, had been In
OF two benches previously TO that OF Iedbury,
which ne now held. aud which, with the Consent u
ts Ordinary he Obtained ned q exessss u 1890 Lay
the propriety of his conduct during The t.De that
he was vicar OF Dodderhill, from ls43 90 1854,
and there was further evidence OF ciergymen
and laymen speaking TO their opportunities Of
seeing HIM before and after that tfne and de- csing
that the suspicion OF sucn charges as formed me
subject OF the present criminal SUIT ever TO their
knowledge attached to his character The decree
on citation was served upon the defendant on the
10th Of January 1870 and The statute confined within
the limit OF two years from that date the allegsaoh
OF offences for which the defcadant was punshaDle
in tue ecclesiastical courts. Tue nrst odeDco
charged In the articles bore date the I'D OF January
1868, and was the first for which ths DEFENDANT
could be made re ponslble IN THIS suit. BSt IL MAS
not the hrst offence OF which evidence has DO n
given against him. The first and the 0rayet crfmt
nal act on the part Of the defendant was alleged 10
have occurred ON the 8th day ~ he same month OF
January, and evidence NJ To- tins act had been
properly admitted. becau5C 1t iell the foulGation
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her brother, william Thompson, 1913 East Eighty.
fourth street. Second avenue, this "wednesday
afternoon as one O'Clock. Friends and relatives OF
the family are respectfully invited TO attend.
TURNER AT Brewsters, n. y, ON Saturday even
ing October ~, ANNA, wife OF Daniel g. turner,
daughter OF John and Lana A. Mead.
The friends and relatives OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral services az tne
Methodist church. Brewsters this "wednesday AFTER
noon, at one O'Clock. Trains leave Harlem Kali-
road, Twenty sixth street station, ut hailpast ten
A. NJ Carriages will be In waiting al the depot.
TwADLE.-GGoRGE TwADLE, eldest son OF 6eorge
ana Mary Twadle, native Of county Roscommon,
Ireland.
The funeral viii take place from his late residence
34 East Twenty third street. on Thursday afternoon,
at two O'Clock. The relatives and friends OF the
family are respectfully invited TO attend.
VAUGHAS--In town OF Union, n j., on Monday,
October "a by being burned TO death, SARAH DIX
VAUGHAN, eldest child Of w. L. X. Vaughan and
Alice Vaughan, aged years and III months.
Tue funeral win take place rom the residence OF
the parents town Of Union, n j., this "wednesday
morning, at ten O'Clock.
WHITE--On Sunday, October %, REBECCA MERE
DyTH, only daughter OF william Frederick and Mary
White, aged years and IL months
Philadelphia papers please copy
WESTON Tuesday afternoon October 25, LAvr-
MA A. WEST, wife OF Joseph West.
Particulars tomorrow.
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WILSON HOUSE,, NoKTH ADAMS, Mass,
Oct. %, 1870. !

wilson HOUSE, NoKru ADAMS, MASS,
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The twelve days. wonder concerning the ohmesc
snoem.kers in this town Is pretty much over; but
20 bad a new wonder this morning. and up 10 this
xfternoon have received no explanation or the
pbeuomenon. Everybody heard it, but IL would
reem only few persons saw IT, AT ten minutes be-
fore seven O'Clock two loud and very heavy explo-
mons occurred. or about equal force. one immedi-
ntey following the other, each OF which shook the
large house in which we were. 10 was supposed by
some that the nitro-glycerne magazine at this end
Of the tunnel was the scene or the explosions and
when this failed it was supposed 10 have been at
the other end OF the tunnel, but Mr.. Standby one OF
the contractors, who IL here, says there Is not
enough nltro-glycerne at That point TO make any
such explosions. These suggestions were nc once
put at rest soon after eight O'Clock we had tho
statement OF a gentleman who saw the whole thing.
lie saws his attention first called by the appear
ance OF a peculiar light seen through his window.
which could not be produced by the sun. He rushed
out OF DOORS and behcd very peculiar appearance
IN the heavens as OF auroral clouds approaching
each other IN q KIND or gyratiDg motion, and when
they met the violent explosions followed, which
shook the EARTH and in an instant the sky was again
perfectly clear. This Is about all we know OF the
phenomenon. We are asked from Pttsheld by teie-
graph. II we heard the reports and can only answer
that we did hear then but are wholly In the dark as
10 the cause OF them.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BRoADHURsT- BARNEs.--At Greenvue, N. j., on
Thursday, october 20, by Rev. =. NJ. Gray, WILLIAM
BRoADHuRST, Jr, 10 ADELE, daughter OF the late
Charles l.. Barnes all OF Brooklyn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Watcessing. N. j., on
Wednesday, October 49, by Rev. Ii. q. Fish, ID. d.,
THOMAS u. CHANDLER, OF Newark, N j., and
HATTIE j., only daughter of John 5. Parker, ESQ.
GRIM-BEsT.-On Monday. October "a, by the Rev.
john Hauptman, JAMES OSWALD GRIM 10 ANNIE
BEST, all OF Brooklyn. No cards.
GRAYDoS-LAwsoS.--On Tuesday, october 25 at
the Church OF the Atonement by Rev. DR.. Stephen
II. Tying, assisted by Rev. William 4. Sabine, WILL
LIAM GRAYDoN to HANNAH =. LAWSON, all Of this
city.
KErouAH--BLAcK.-By Rev. Samuel r. Farmer,
EDWIN KETCHAM, OF Brooklyn, to VicToRINE o.,
eldest daughter OF Joseph Black, ESQ of Richmond,
s. |.
WIsHUsEN--LA Tuesday. October
rs, by the Rev. A. Ii. M. Held, HENRY WILSHUsEN TO
Miss MARY G. LANDwBuR. No cards.
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POLITICAL.

AT A MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC CITIZENS
"A in the Eleventh Assembly district held AZ " West
Thirty third street. the nomination OF John T. Hoffman Tor
Governor and A. Oakley Hall for Mayor and Matthew u
Brennan for Sheriff unanimously endorsed. On motion
OF Mr. Taylor Colonel John A. Green nominated 70 rep
J. HOoDLy, Chairman.
JonE BnowEN. Secretaries
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Ola HaSNEH THE s MalisaH
,s sse,stf Il 5sE5cx
,H SHHaE
the nuIISs 55SS sSnsnlv.n
MI H0sS ,sFA$S
gnGErH 81 $r SoSkHys
Doors open at commences al "a
SEry Eoop
o sssGne s W'ss e sl OF
vs sssAS$$ss$$ SSSS sssaA..
OF the celebrated - -
Es$$$
TIE $$ss $$$$
EVERY EvEsfs Sss aNb sh SF5hsi MATINEE,
in the Spectacular Sa''s' 2s h1'sS'S''A' s'S'
Owing TO the length q The ouresaus viii constitute thu
Parties requested 70 De IN their prior TO the hour OF
WEDNESDAY, TIT n uksbAY AND FRIDAY
ssEsf}a sk hSEsyAFnnsn saLoe BOY
and farce OF A 81 1T OF TWEEDS
Box plan OPEN Seats secured two weeks IN advance
51H AVENUE THEATRE.
West twenty street broadway Begins q e.
FIFTY TIMES
IMAM AND WIFE,"
LAST Al sfoHrs
wI 3SsInf3ss
ROMANCE
REAL LIFE.
NEW h7nk ASp si MirF''
sArusPAY a, sAgIsEE
-. "MAN AND wlrEn WIN be acted but few evenings
s1ss M Of saS
Rsf soi|ff II b T e.. # Ma s
TONY PASTORS OPERA house. POI BowERy.
s2asHn HSSss5S SSGsSs
ss~ s2a s9. s'iss
MATINEE MATINEE FGsS 1sb L grbq Feature
Hr y S S%SE kss &C.
A GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION:
a. The 4 assisss 4 issTfs 81! ne
Sxty-third and Sxty.fourtb streets
Skating resumed this evening solid ice eight inches
thick, made on the premises by NJ j. BuJac's process
NOVEL AND INGENIOUS INVENTIONS.
AN UNQUALIFIED DISPLAY OF PHOTOGRAPHS
The two Allen Engines will be without intermssion,
iMPLEIENTs OF HusBANDRY,
PRODUCTS OF THE FARM,
THE WORKSHOP
AND THE STUDIO.
Great display OF Plants and cnoice Fruits Flowers
renewed each Wednesday. Music every evening
Grand promenade Concerts Webs and Salty evenings
JARDINE SONS ORGAN, BLOWN BY STEAM.
MUSIC BY EBEN'S CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA.
catalogue every article exhibition for sale At tho
door. 1000.
GRAND SANITARY FAIR
VI the benefit OF the wounded within the German lima
and the widows and orphans in Germany,
ARMORY 'OF THE THIRTY-SEVENTH REGIMENT
on Broadway and Thirty sixth street.
GRAND CONCERT
every evening, commencing at 30 O'CLOCK
SINGING SOCIETIES
volunteered To of their choicest
SPLENDID PICTURE GALLERY.
select collection of masterworks, both American ana
European.
Open daily from, to 10 O'Clock P. NJ.
Admission from to O'Clock % cents.
Admission from to 10 O'Clock 30
Children Is cents at all hours.
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EYES AND EARS.
KTIFIcIAL HUMAN EyEs.-BAucH 4 GoUGELMANN
formerly with Prof. Boissonnean of Paris makers and
Inserers OF The Improved Artificial Human Eye bol Broad
way. ~ B.These eyes are endorsed by the faculty.
pGANOFORTEs.
A SPLENDID ROSEWOOD OCTAVE PIANO $3.50.
must be sold. 3es West Thirty ninth street
4 SPLENDID STOCK OF PIANoFoRrEs, OUR own
II and other Hrs, class make for cash or instruments at
pt sAsS 30 E se
n rent or sell cheap rent allowed purchase Call
NJ. AERRILs, No. Union square $50 Fourth avsnue)
sTErNwAy PTANoFoRTE-GREAr BARGAIN
sa, s sh eslu
). BIDDLE, 10 Amiiy street, near Broadway.
A MAGNIFICENT, RICHLY CARVED FOUR ROUND
for for $500 only seyen months n nse VIII be sold for s.9
sS fy pv hn a ons oe
west Of Broadway, between University place and Fifth
A LARGE. STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND HAND
Pianos, beat makers, TO sel shsse for each in
$50 West Thirty -si1th street.
4 FACT.-wE ARE SELLING THE BEST PIANOS IN
"A this market 4, tor The least money fully warranted;
east of Broadway.
BRILLIANT TONED IN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
IN n use 81 months mace by celebrated city
residence lib Yves. Twent street. avenue
PIANoFoRTE FOE si75, COST $3.50; MODERN
rosewood case octave splendid tone hp
ply at rs Third street for two days.
A MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD rIAYoFoRTE, CELE-
n brated maker fully guaranteed, used months cost
$780, $3.50 Drawing Room Suit, fompadour STYLE book
Chamber Dining Furniture; property family leaving
city 81 West Fifteenth street, near sixth avenue.
4 FAMILY WILL SELL. a MAGNIFICENT ROSE
years' guarantee. 1lS East seventh street.
LNIRsT CLASS SEVEN OCTAVE rlANoFoRTEs TO
~ pep os al Es vesss a.
street. Open day and eveuing q. r. BENJAMIN.
MAGNIFICENT RI OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO.
M SS5 superb os,sys having overs.ng bass carved
JAMES GORDON. 1875 bieecker street. near Macdouga.
pIANo wANTED-A GooD sTHISwAY OR cHIcN-
ing price, +. r., box LIS Post oaice.
yITANTED-FoR THE WINTER. A FIRST GLASS
w grand square PIANO stenway Chicscring by a
private family security given 4 required Address PIANO.
box 1898 Post Office.
MUSICAL.
4 CONSERVATORY OF MrslC
"A. Reduced terms for Pianotorte Singing.
Private Lessons from 81 per quarter
Pupils accommodated with practice
- Bleecker street. near Broadway.
A LADY WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION on THE
"A rlanefore and Singing at pups redence. for $40
fEACHER box lbs Herald Office ''''' '''''UISS'
A MEXICAN CONSERVATORY or MUSIC, "a UNION
IA Singing Glasses forming for learning
music the charge Professors III SCHROEDER
and Carlo Mora, TO commence November I, 1870.
hi. PETERS, Secretary
MALyINA AMIEI, TEACHER IN PIANO AND SING
k ing; systene Calm Cbtve the easy. 800 East Sixth
street
NEW STYLES.
Mason Hamn Cabinet Organs
with Improvements.
Patented June and August, 1870,
Prices reduced this month.
Organs to rent. warcrooms, 5oS Broadway.
Oh EAST gisr STA FIRST CLASS MUSIC
II teacher will give lessons for $40 per quarter use
piaDp g9r practice best reference
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T'HE CITIZENS OF THE TWENTIETH AND TWENTY
frat wards desire Colonel John A. Green railroad
tractor them the Eleventh Assembly district
lie is Tammany democrat
TINE GREAT DEMOCRATIC MEETING.-THE CROWDS
which daily rally round tho st ore of MALONE DER
BY l2 Broadway i've doors from Woods Museum, TO in
spec their tine stock OF Guns Pistols and Revoers. and
their prices low rarely ever leave without purchasing
seven Revolver for So Cutlery Ieiaed at wholesale prices
MALONE DERBY,
LII broadway, near Twenty. ninth street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


nHs!sg1 a41 81
islSE. 81 sigs5's!s 81 ss;SF'
NEXT sS4 S Es ss4S SgESsfa Il
MILF SShs1sFIsH SiLs On vii :. = s.:,.,sssy
ASsf kk k1SssE 4. oAEY G1a,s Pianist
n. 81 Sos 81 BRdsSoLL, yERGEE, vIEUxTEMPs !.
orNf HA Sh SasETzkk under the direction
AdH%si:.sa sa. reserved ssai; 81 ana II
scinway's piasos the Nilsson Concerto
thursday. 18th October Brooklyn Academy
kAsT
ms 4 5ghoc.
srrpAo s sG1 n sTaas s MARY yEsElak
1os0hsSSSME s aHais sflhS5SSs 81
For the last time, ADRlENAE LEcoUvREUR
Bur FIRE. THE
Hs sgEEF lvEsAaR ar
prxrr,r az a : 8 C ,aqs sprp,cu
which occasion win be repeated for the fourth
ApR1ENNE o hIGstouvREuR
in which Nine. seebach Is universally conceded 10 have
ashisyea one q her greatest 1rumphs New 3Rrk
zs 'ss psy Sns sssas viii sss.
brated poem Of me bell ode Glocke and at the
ssa T ocf fFssI ONE on
win be presented immensiy attractive bill By
request ss' vxLsKiE s,f Tas BLIND ORPHAN,
gsas sosS szSsAcas siaHF
on ssissS x Is
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On EAST 2lST STA FIRST CLASS MUSIC
teacher will give lessons for $40 per quarter use Of
piADV l9r practice; best reference
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-06-03

STIEF's PIANos-Are establishing
a reputation throughout the South
as superior by far to any piano now
in the market. They excel in finish,
sweetness of tone, durability and
cheapness. They are fully warrant
ed for five years. The mauufactu-
rers are Southern men aud by refer
ence to their circular it will be seen
that heir trade is principally with
the South. In one county 10 Virgin
ia they have soil sixty pianos since
the war closed. Among a long list
of parties who are using this piano
we find the names OF Generals R. E.
Lse. Jos. E Johnston. Robert Ran
som. and D. II. Hill. A large num-
Der Of the principal schools in Vir-
GINA North and South Carolina,
Alg ma. Georgia, end this State have
f. six to twelve of these pianos,
ch is paying them q high cOmpli-
gnt. Prof. Chas. o. Pape is their
agent 10 Pulaski. ct
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-06-03

hGCC
Guire, ve Witnessed The trial exhibit
tiou Of this valuable pillow the other
day. aud unbesiladngly prOnounce it
one Of the mos, useful inventions in
labor-saving machinery Of the day.
It confines more qualities of Practi-
cal utility. perhaps, than anything
ever yet in rented f. atiDg the
soil. 1t has beer Tsally and
thoroughly tested by y Of our
best farmers, who give it their en-
do:sement in another column. It is
simple, durable, easily managed any
ordinary field hand being able 10 use
it, easy draft. and piows deep. II is
claimed that one man and two horses
can do the work of four men and four
one horse plows thoroughly with
this pillow. See the Advertisement Of
Mcclure d Hill in this paper.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-06-03

Do not be discouraged. If you
have dyspepsia or any disease of the
Liver. there is a long life of happi-
ness before you, fyou only use Sin :
mons Liver Regulator.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-06-03
All drneglsts recommend ..Barrett,s.o

AFRICAN WINEs 1t is not generally
known that Cape Colony produces the most
delicious wines grown on the face of the
earth. A cargo received as remittance by
our neighbors DR.. J. g. Aver & Co. contains
several varieties raised there, among which
the Constancia commands the highest price
of any wire in the world. Almost the en-
tire crop oft is consumed III the palaces of
Europe, this rare exception being sent to
them in exchange for their medicines, which
have long been the staple remedies of South
Africa.-BOst0M journal.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-06-03

Great excitement at WaggoDer's.
He is selling the best beef at from 3
to 10 cents per pound, aud superb
mutton at from 8 20 10 cents.