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LOCAL COLUMN.
Just Received

By wADswoRrH & Parsons, Linen Collars and
Cuffs, Black Alpaccas, Carpets, Bleached and
Brown shirtings and sheetipgs, Prints, Cling
hams, &C., &c. Mr.. Parsons is now in New
York and will forward New Goods daily.
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Masonic.

Barrett Chapter No. Is, R. A. NJ, meets at
Masonic Rail on the fret and third Tuesdays Of
each month. II. c. CLEVELAND, Il. P.
WI. SWEENEY, Sec'y.
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"Barrsrt'.' In, igorat.. and Bsautif.,.

Our Imprudenes the Cause of Consumption.
How many of us can date the cause Of our last
sickness to either crowded ioom and then com
ing out in the cold air, wearing damp clothes
causing cold which settles upon the Lungs,
producing seated pains in the ohe,t- Aliens
Lung Bslsam will check the disease, and re-
store health to the system. For sale by
CHAS. A BENSEk. mehld4wlm
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WARD COMMITTEES should be at the POLL
all day tomorrow.
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BALED HAY.-Henry Darts Sons have
few bales of choice prairie hay with which
they are willing to part for q moderate com
pensation. Inquire at their office. 2 st
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THE Democrats of the other townships are
working for their men. Let il not be said
that Rock Island Democrats failed TO do
their whole dutv.
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THE Union enthuseth with conventional
sweetness of diction and moral property,
ION spring" in ,o-day's issue.
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DEMOCRATS remember that upon each
one of you may depend the result of the
election TO morrow. Let every man do his
l.x-
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LET every Democrat remember that his
may be the deciding vote, and see to it that
is is IN the bal OF box before noon.
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LOOK at the ticket at the head OF these
columns-all are the very best men that
could have been selected. They need your
vote.
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Iox22R =.


CONDUCTED BY THE SPANISH Gov
" ernment-$3s0,O 900 in Gold drawn every
seventeen days. Prizes dashed and infornation
furnished. The highest price paid fer Deablens
and all kinds Of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers,
fsbSdly. 10 Wall Street. New YORK.
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GET OUT EVERY voTEE.

If every Democratic vote in the Township
is polled to morrow we are certain OF elect.
ing every man on the ticket. See that
every man votes early.
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REMEMBER the First Ward at the city
election, and see that every Democrat is
out at the polls.
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DRIvATE MATTERS -pR. CLARKE, the
l. old-estabIished DIR. Clarke, has removed to
liz Clark street To those who know DIR.
Clark nc thing need be ..id, hut strangers tsuf-
fsring from uhst quscks call private or secret
diseases) are advised TO consult him before EN-
ploying any other physician. friendly ink
coste nothing. and may save much future trou-
BILE. Ladies afflicted with irregulsrities-unus
tural distractions OF supPression-csn consult
With the assurance of relief. Send staml fcE
Married Secret" DR.. Clarke's celebrated Fe-
male Pills fresh made, very strong; 81 b.
nail per box, warranted French PesEarie
Preventive" $40 each, warranted French
Safes, beet imported, 81 each, or ave for 81. Vie
tins Of seif-ahuse, any sexual disease
send stamp for book. Address letters.
DR.. CLARKE,
Ianl9deodsm- liz CLARK ST, Chicago.
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MEDICAL.
NATURES GREAT DESTROYER +!
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CELEBRATED
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ose of the many certificates in our possession;
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Your vote is needed for the men you
have nominated.
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No. 5.-Adyer.
EiSS5;S:lg:lsSa

The Stars and Planets reveal yoCr destiny
YOUR DESTINY Whist Isl Good or Evil
-Rich or Poor-Exalfed or DECEASED. Are you -
rise 10 Eninence, Honor. Wealth and Puverf Or.
are Won to sink into ohscuriiy and oblivion and
be forever unknouns Nhaf are your future Tru-
specis IL life. To BE OR NOT TO BE Thai Il
the sl-.hsOrbng question Who VIII solve ~
DR. RAPHAEL can solve It. All who are in
trouble, al who hsve been unfortunate. sN who
hsve been sedaoed BY false promises and deceit 60
to him and get adyice and satisfaction he has the
seSret OF winning the affections Of the opposite
sex IIadies Who have suffered from misplaced
confidence, consult him before they get married
be viii restore thei- bloom, freshness and vlso4
Of youth. and enable them to
ter married life with confidence Of
health and happiness He VII
ehox yoa The likeness OF yocr
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NOTHING but negligence on the part of
Democrats can defeat the Democratic
ticket
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The Daily Union Prayer Meeting is held
at the rooms of the Y. NJ. C. A, over the
Post Office, at | 80 each morning. If
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"Barrett's" Miraculous Hair Restorative.

Early Morn. Thousands ofbOth sexes In 'nir
country awake every morning ianguio' unie
freshed, aud devoid of ali incli alton LOT oreAA
fast. No matter from what couse these ihoe'-
cribable feelings may proceed, their best and
on;or.s, comedy will be found in dose Of
PLANTATION BrrTsRs. The beneheiai ehec' IL
immediate. The stomach at once responds TO
the genial influence of the preparation, and o
of latent vitality, which only required
N. awakening agency Of this potent invigorant
20 render it sctive is brought into play. OF all
appetizsrs il is the most infallible, and the i'm
nuise which it imparts to the digestive functions
soon puts dyspepsia to fight.
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BILLIARD TABLE aud saloon fixtures for
sale cheap. Inquire of P. 7. McElherne,
over Beuser's Drug Store. DIT
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OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.

OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.
POST OFFICE, MITCHELL LYNpE's BLOCK.
OFFICE HOURS.
Open daily, Sundays excepted, at 7;ao a. m
General Delivery closes at 500 p. IN.
Money Order Office opens at 900 =. m.
% closes at 500 p. N.
Open Sunday from 900 q. m. to 1e:oo 8 m.
ARRIVES. CLOSES.
7:45 a. M zoo a. m.
Aso 6;45 p. N. 900 p. m.
DAVENPORT WESTERN 1905 p IN. $40 p. IN.
PORT BYRON NORTHERN $40 P. IN. 500 .. m
C. VALLEY, ORION ASDovER 500 p. m. 200 a. m.
swxposA MAIL &:3Op. m. 500 q. IL
This mail arrives on Tuesdays and Fridays,
and departs Wed nesdays snd Saturdays, This
route terminates at New Windsor.
ARRIVES. CLOSES.
ALHDo NAIL $50 .. m. 500 n m.
Mail matter for Camden Mills, Andalusis,
Edgington, Hamlet, Perryton, Atedo, High
Point, New Boston, Keithsburg, 0quswka, TO
0quawka Junction, (Sagetown), also for Pleasant
Ridge, Hszlit., Buffalo Prairie. Illinois City.
Drury, Copper Creek, and Millersburg, goes by
this route.
MONMOUTH NAIL 700 p. m. 700 =. m
This mail arrives Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays. Ali mail matter for Presumption, Suez,
Viola, North Henderson, Spring Grove, Richland
Grove and Monmouth, should be sent by this
route Also Centre Ridge on Thursdays.
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From SEA Moss FARiSE may be made Blanc
Mango, Light-house Pudding, Long Branch Pud
ding. Faripe Cream Cream Cakes, Farine Pies
and oustards, Ice Cream, Soups, Gravies, DC,
&c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-04

my banking house Coleman Stanton and Hubbard during
stock excitement Is in reference to place In the
Naval Academy for Oscar Baldwin to whom had gwen
word for assistance 1870 II he should withdraw Tor
Commander Upshurs In 1900 The letters were pub
lshed in the Tribune yesterday They are ordinary
letters Col Aeper knew OF money consderaton-he
had no idea OF an improprieiy and his conduct ana
letters will bear the closest scrdtny. showed COL AS
reply to Gen Butler who thought Col A. should not nave
signed the resolution expelling Mr. Whttemore having
written such a reply. AS the attorney OF my friend
could not less than write for his SON. and Col Asper
gentlemen could do less than The writer IN
his desire to his friend addressed other members
who responded variouy and their replies nave been con-
hdentally returned TO the writers
MR. WHITTEMoBB
In Mr.. Whtemore's the candidate became OOnd
nde resident according 10 the "etter OF the law "a IN
orpreted by Judge HOar in own case last summed
The cadet appointed, Master George Arnold, a manly
fellow aud full Navy became resident OF the dis
trict His father estimaDle gentleman only wished
to place his where he Will yet distinguish hnsef
and his friend contributed $500 tthe poor OF MIR.
Whittemores district Mr.. Whittemoft stated before
the Military Committee. OF this amount believe Mr..
Whittemore received not cent but believe that IL did
the poor of his district and ~ for school house
for freedmen where Mr.. Whitemore has been the loved
leader of the freedmen advising protecting and instruct
ing by the side OF his faithful wife during the fearful
three years which have tried Union mems souls in South
He will be called everything bad Old lies will be dug
up but he would be proud 10 do all the bad things
toned in this letter again, it shall keep rebel boys
ont of the National Academies and place these young
men who like Young Upshur for year fought by tho
side of his father before the rebel shells Of Sumpter
NJ. ID. LANDoN
% East 2ith-st ~ York. March LIST. 1870
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DIED.

ASHMEAD-A, Ph,eph Penn. Tuesday Mach Isaac AA
mead. 10 the 30th year Of bis
BERGMANN-Ou Tuesday March Herman Brioa Of firm 81
Athof Bergman Co., sged a. years.
friends the family pectf invited 70 sueBi
residence No. 80 Kas, hiBsesutht.
Fnday, March 4, al IL o'clock
CARY-Iu Brooklyn March 1870 Mary out Laughter Of Cl.st
w and Mary e Csry. aged 10 yess
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
COFFEY-u St CroI Indies 1862 Cosy
the Grm of Roche Bros & CoGey of tins city.
The remains viii be taken to the thurch Of 81 Chare. Borroeo
Saturday 9Th 'se trends Of The family
KRHOE-A b. late residence Msnhatanys Tuo
d,y evening William Kebo 58th Of his
the funeral from St. Mar. CSac6 sars1o St. sa1h.nye ..
Friday March 4. at o'clock }.
LOOMIS-A Merose "Wednesday March OF George T..
youngest John and Hattie Looms aged years and
The friends ,ud relatives the onernl from ,he
deae Of h, parents Prospecs Moe Ssturtay the so inst.
q IL r re- viii be TAKEN to woosa for iaiermsp
PALMBR-At Bedford wesIebestsr Co.. March Ms Betsy Ps~e'
Her eg Su sa friends src respectfully invited od
81 James, Chureh north Eu4 March al u o'clock
The remains leave Bedford at loi
PPRIRR-suddeuly n j. Tuia, March APboOs'
Funeral on Friday II from Sc Johns Caareh
Orange n j. where solemn requiem mass be o5sFsd of s ~
w,itog at Orange the arrival OF tie train.
RUSHMoREA Wheaey Sd mouth D. To"useui Ra'anoTe IN Tie
The is1is and relative. hm respectfully invited lI'sst
lie funeral at Friends Meeting hbar' 7th days Tho
5h inst at 10y NJ Carriages will be ia waiting at the dePo1 c's
sAwYBR-u Brooklyn. Thursday, March Calvin s.~ysr
aged ,. -. 49, -,
The relatives ard friends respectfully invited 70 stead
from bis late residence, 81 GArdsos on SAi1'i' "
o'clock IN.
SMITH On Thursday March J. congestion lungs Phe
wife Of Geo. W. smith. IN her 6lst
respectfully invited aien
Suuday afternoon March O'clock from her late residence
Bro,tsay cor Finhst, Brooklyu T. D.
YALENTINB-OB Sunday Feb a. Eliza the beloved wife olhe is
John Valentine lingering Illness which she bore with Cbr1sn
f,rttnds fe n Jesus, the 18th other
Tie rsauves family respectfully invited 10 attead
the funeral Methodist Episcopal Charen St Dea'
Fourth ave- Sunday afternoon 81 u o'clock
WILSON Tuesday March Fred Wells the 5'h year Of hs
,,--.---s Dill.
Lodge are respecy the fnes at The Bsplss
CnuPch Hudson City Friday, The 'sb iHss q, 100 N
MOSAIC TRnPLR OF HONOR No. The members Of MosAis
Temple Of requested astegd the SPECIAL Meeting ~
Bowery 90 FRIDAY evening At Ocoek Arrangements
Tor the funeral W. r. Bro Robert G. Jackson Tue
members Temples SewYo AMI vicinity il,d e. attend
~ v By order OF DONALD STEWART. W. g. T.
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THE NURSERY AND CHILD's HOSPITAL.

The annual meeting of the Managers of the
Nursery and Chlds Hospital held Tuesday at the
institution corner Of Lexngtonaye. and Fify-hrsst
Mrs. Cornelius Du Bots, First Directress presided There
was large attendance Of the Managers and patrons and
the general public very fairly represented Mrs.
Lemist the Acting Secretary, read the annual report
which showed the number OF children admitted from
March 1862 to March l. 1870 to be 37l children born
100; children in the institution March 1862 2os total
CO. Women with children admitted, l42 women for con-
fnement 1903; adults in the institutions March L. 1862 1903
total 1853. Children cared for during the year, oI9;
adults 1853 total, 1032 Present number OF Inmates
Children, 228; adults III; total, 345.
The report stated that epidemic OF measles prevailed
among the children last Summer TO fearful e1tent
that tho Country Home and Hospital Staten Island
had done much good since its establishment on May j,
1867 but that the present means OF the Institution would
not allow the continuance OF 1t after the expiration OF
the lease LIST OF May next The annual ball OF the
institution alluded to in the report as great replen
isher falling funds. but the report ADDS that the
lady managers would gladly dispense with this method
OF raising money II any other equally effective one could
be devised They regret that should be necessary to
supply the with luxurious ndugences to make them
contribute to the necessities Of the poor and the con-
rast between the gaety OF the ballroom and the suffer
ing of the poor people whom thba Is intended to help
ia painful aud OF keeping There "a wet nurses IN
the The report the whole shows that the re-
suits obtained for the past year have been very saSac
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NETWORK.
TOWN AND MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

TOWN AND MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
Complete returns of the town elections in
Erie County have been received The Democrats carry
Is out of 25 towns Tho Board of Supervisors will con-
sist of q Democrats and % Republicans.
The entire Democratic ticket is elected by 600
majority in Rondout.
The election in the town of Milcrton, Duchess
County for Town officers resulted in the choice of the
following persons: For Supervisor James Collins Rep.
81 majority; Town Clerk, W. Beach, Dem, 40 majority
Assessors-Philo W. Clark, Rep. and David Bryan Rep
Collector. A f. Reed Justice OF the Peace, George Da
kin; Overseer OF the Poor Myron Pitcher, Dem
In Claverack, Columbia County, H. Aiken, the
Republican candidate for supervisor, elected by 50
majority The entire Republican ticket, with the excep
ton Of one Justice OF the Peace and one constable, was
elected.
The election for Town officers IN the Town OF Ghent
Columbia County resulted in the choice of the following
Superyisor-E. Sharp, Republican, 81 majority Town
Cerk-F H. Traver Republican, IS majority; Assessor
X. W. May. Republican, 46 majority Justice OF the
Peace-G. Kinsellburgh Republican, 10 majority; Col
lectOr-JOhn NOsbuTgh Democrat, % majority.
In Hllsdae. Columbia County the Democrats elected
their entire ticket of town officers Dr. CARMEL, the
Democratic candidate for Supervisor, had majority
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QUEEN VICTORIA md THE UNITED STITES
SUE ASKS AN INTERVIEW WITH AN AMERICAN
LADY.

SUE ASKS AN INTERVIEW WITH AN AMERICAN
LADY.
nersOn writes to The Boston Transcript,
over the initial 'B" az follows: Several years since
american lady Of rare good sense and Christian attain
Ihe went to England Her position at home her educa-
and refinement OF manner entitled her TO De pre-,
inc went 10 81 James little thinking much pleasure
IN store As the Queen approached the lady she
attracted BY her quiet and possessed ana
deed which like benedction from the race OF my
friend to all those who ar s% o rCyad
Mrs. thought her part in the pageant was done. a
fmm the Queen TO the lady that she would visit her
Windsor. The day and hour having been named car
The Queen and Prince Albert received her alone in the
library Her Majesty told her she had long WISHED Tor
view that she GIT learn from American lady
PARTICULARLY concerning the inner home life OF country
~ nearly allied 10 England and claiming ana t0hdly
engiDg TO old traditions and histories and speaking
me language. She asked Of the social relations az
they manifest themselves in the different grades OF sOc
ing and influence eXeTed by the clergy IN private lie
81 the estimation in which hold our learned literary
and scientific men OF the religious training and educa-
ion given by the mothers OF the land 10 their Chureh
how much they were intrused by certain class OF
mothers to the care OF servants what Was no interest,"
people OF the socaed higher classes eynced toward tho
servants in their employ and OF tho education ana train
ing received by them Of the intellectual education
,eiyed and deemed essential, and OF tho accomplish
nGh men, iaa of the TlncIpc Of the various grades
by what rules society generally was governed These
many OtncI bnlldT Vucobono "oio tohou anu 1h-
wered when the hour had passed yet all the information
the Queen and her husband Prince Albert, wished had
been given.
second interview was appointed, and Mrs. - went
again the castle. At It's close the Queen said MADAM,
my country and your country of one blood We
bound together by traditions, by the past, and by like
hopes and aspirations God grant thore be no unknd
ness between us; then turning TO her husband she ad
d.d and there will be- 80 long avert it,"
These interviews sought by the Queen TO learn from
true woman OF the home life OF people connected
tn her land, tells us OF good woman. Of true
CHRISTIAN whose interest goes out to benefit possible
all who speak the language Of her realm. Thought
often In those dark days when dstrust and wrong
between these two great nations OF that sad and wild
owed sOul-of the good Queen, and OF the hour when
lparting from Mrs y she took her hand, then laying
the other upon the OF her sband her supporter her
strength In her trials and cares said again There
shall be disrust between country and your conn
try avert It," Only OF that trio now lives
Prince Albert and the American lady have both passed
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NEW-JERSEY.

THE AIR LINE RAILROAD-A NEW COMPANY TO
BE FORMED.
TRENTON, March Sin the Senate to-day the
Air Line Railroad bill reported by the Committee
without amendment bill introduced authorizing
National Banking Associations to Ibecome State Associa
TONS The bill to create the County OF Lopatcong
was amended so as TO change the name to Livingston
ordered to third reading The bill for the increase
of hers fees was strongly opposed by several speakers
and finally laid over until Tuesday next.
In the House, the motion 20 indefinitely postpone
the hill empowering the Central Railroad Company to
Law track between Elizabeth and Newark, 10 connect
with the Newark and NewIork Railroad was lost and
the b was made the special order for Tuesday. The
bin 10 increase the salaries Of the supreme Court Judges
1900 per annum excited considerable debate, but was
finally ordered TO a third reading.
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THE FRANKING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
ALL POSTAGE.

To The Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Would it not be well for honorable
members OF Congress consider what answers should DO
made the following questions How came you in pos
session OF your honorable and responsible positions
Were you elected solely your personal pleasure
and advantagei Should whatever you chance to regard
as promotive OF your personal interests be para
mount TO all other mattersi Although elected TO your
office i'm view OF given salary, are you expected 10 use
the office thus conferred by the people TO vote as much
money as you like out Of their pockets into your own
And Although you much hold the interests OF the
peOple in your hands, would IT not be well To consider
how absolutely you are ~ t1 NAM" rs totay aoijsh the
Franklng Privilege, and they are III earnest about IL
Members of the House know II, and have noDly re-
sponded TO the Will their constituents And would II
MOI be polite with the abolition OF the Fnnking Pryl-
ege 10 enjOn the prepayment OF postage on every de-
scrlpon of mail matter not excepting papers sent from
the Office OF publication elsewheref There triple
argument for such an IL interferes with rights,
and imposes no burdens II will relieve postmasers OF
one of their greatest perplextes and VIII certainly add
large item TO tho OF the POstOmce Department.
berkshire, Feb. ga 1870 u r. JOHNSON