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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-07-17
EDWARD II. HEINITSH.
Successor to Fisher & Htiuush.
Druggist and Apoth ecary,
CNI.IrIIRIA

-, THE subscriber, having purchased the
M Gintcrest OF DR.. John Fisher, desires to
sf.Sannounce that he will continue the
DRUG BUSINESS, at the old stand, and as-
sumo the entire management, assisted by Mr.
HUGH ROLAND WILTBERdEn, a son OF the late
DR.. J. Il, Wiltberger, of Charleston, n young
man, correct and reliable, and Of promising
patrons OF the old firm, to wAom the sub
scribcr feels under obligations for favors
shown, he returns his Acknowledgements and
thanks.
In taking charge Of the business, he assures
his friends and the public that no effort will
be spared, OH his part, to sustain the high
character and well-known reputation of the
attention, personal supervision in the com
pounding of medicines and the preparation of
Physcian's prescriptions, he hopes to secure
a continuance of those favors hitherto 80
literally and generously bestowed.
E. II. UEINITSH,
July Druggist and Apothecary
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Magic Ohafing Powder.
The Nurses Friend.

LNOE tho instant euro of CHAFING AND
IL SCALDISG OF Children and Adults.
ALSO,
certain relief for BURNS, SCALDS, Irri-
tation Of the Skin, Galls, Infiammations,
Abrasions, and all Cutaneous Diseases. For
sale by E. H. HEINITSH,
Jnly g. Druggist.
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J. B. LasSALLE.

Removal.
GINCE the FIRE of Sundry morning last, we
- have removed our stock to Brice's old
stand, corner Main and Dlanding Streets,
whore we will keep constantly on hand first
class stock or GROCERIES and FAMILY
SUPPLIES generally. Will also purchaso all
kinds Of country PRODUCE. MY old custom
ers and the public are invited to- call.
July 10 J. 4. HENDRIX & BRO.
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To Physiciaus! To Physicians!

NEW YORK. August Is, 1868.
a a PRERARATIoN OF & 'coMpoUND d:l1aSiUS % E%. &y
yRACT BUCHU. The component parts are
BERh434,s BBEERRRh3, Lone LEAF, .CUbEBs, JUNIPER
MODE OF PREpARArioS.-Bu in vaouo.
juniper Berries, by distillation .,to form fine
gin. CuDebs extracted by displacement with
5I2,Ta nPiTns Obtained from Juniper Berries; very
spirit. 1t is more palatable than any now in
use. ~" ~
;, p,nchp, b, aa5 as prepared by Druggists is Of
tinous decoction. Mine is tic color OF insre.
dents: ,t,,,i. The Buchu in my preparation Pre-
ingredients are added, to prevent fermentn-
tion; upon inspection, it will bc found not to
be I'll .ure, as made in Pharmacopmia, nor is
II q syrIp-and therefore can be uaed in cases
where fever or inflammation exists. In this
you have the knowledge Of the Ingredients
and the mode Of preparation.
Hoping that you Will favor it with n trial
your appreciation. With q. feeling OF con- on.
hdence, am, very respectfully.
Chemist and Druggist OF l3 years experience.
From he largest Manufacturing Chemists in
Tie IiOrld.1
II AM acquainted with Mr.. II. T. Helmbold
He occupied tho Drug Store opposite my resi-
dcnce, and WAS successful in conducting the
business where others had not been equally
30 before him: have been favorabiy iln-
pressed with his character and enterprise
-o WILLIAM M.WEIGHTAIAN,
Firm OF Powers ',e Weightman,
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth and Brown streets. Philadelphia.
HELMEOLD'S
HELMBOLD'J q
HELMBOLD'S
rC = HELNIBOLD'S
HELMBOLDiSt
HELMBOLD'S
HEIIMBOLD'S =
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
FLUID EXTRACT BUOHU,
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,.
FLUID ENTUAOT BUCHU,
FLUID EXTRACT ~BUOHU,
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
: FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
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T.. Morris Coiumbias-6: e.:

: Is. Morfis1 Coiumbinse q. Co. --.-
INF EANUFACTURER of OORTQN.GINs,a at
IX1; 8.5e per saw. Our Gins are Warranted
MUM awarded at last State Fair. Also, Wood
Turning in every description And style, at
short notice. June 80 3mo
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Removal of Dental Office.

G7SA, DIR. D: L. BOOZER has removed his
e1tS1SPoffce to Mr.. G. Diercks' new building,
on AIain street, over the Messrs. Porter 4
Co.'s Dry Goods Store, where he offers his
professional services to his former patrons
and the public. June %
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Hungry people, go to Pollock s.
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Sapolio!. Sapolio!!

1NHE brightest and best. Cheaper and
II better than, any other Polish for Tin
Brass; Steel Iron, Glass, Wood, and all Other
metallic surfaces. For sale by
July I Y q. b. HEINCTSH. Drn1ciat
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-16

Muti1ated Currency purchased at the
AGENCY FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Idaho City.
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Greenback Gold and Silver Coin for sale
or exchange for gold dust and bars, Mt
AGENCY FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
may 20tf Idaho City,
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City and County.

r,,spIg ArFAIR.-From Mr.. s. Ridge, who has
r.turned nom the Bay. we learn of horrible
,.se having been committed on the person of a
= Girl about six years of age. daughter of Captain
y stewart, formerly Of centervile. in this coun.
Captain Stewart left here about six months ago
a his two children, intending to return to Illinois.
changed his mind after getting to the railroad.
,nr sometime past has been stopping at Kelton.
little girl. child only six years of age was de-
a into tent in the rear of the telegraph Office at
~ phce about week age. by the operator. fiend
.,aman form. and outraged in the most horrible
:, brutal manner. At the time MIR. Ridge left the
.rndrel had been arrested and was In the hands of
citizens, who probably this have dealt out to
n, wretch swifter and surer punishment than
,si follow the slow process Of law. The child was
I, diving condition apparently. and no hopes en-.
y,.ined of her recovery. Mr.. Ridge fastened to
o,eryille to communicate the facts to the child s
.,Aer and to send her at once to Kelton. Such in
--,.n acts are becoming matters Of every day oc.
r--enee and. even where death does not follow the
omission Of the outrage. we believe the only way
vhich this growing evil can be checked viii be by
J amending the criminal codes as to provide that
;. rsaay Of death shall be inflicted upon such in.
-alr monsters.
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OFFICIAL RETURN

ueheFaI Election dinB
n day Monday
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CHAPTER OF AccrDESrs--on last Friday Lem.
-finson was engaged in hauling some lumber down
! Escna Vista Bar. where. In descending steep
ga, some of the harness broke, and in endeavoring
/ g; out Of the way he fell under the wagon. the
% wheel Of which passed over his leg. breaking 1t
| 'Eo places below the knee. On last Friday, W. +.
Tia while engaged at work in the mining claims OF
st Bowman. in Bear Run, was caved on by
~ which broke his leg below the knee. DR.. Belts
l;ending to both Of them. and they are doing as
p as could be expected from the nature OF their
ssgies.
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''rSD-A few days since q leather pocket book was
aud between Idaho City and Warm Springs, con-
Saing picture of two ladies'. some black sewing
'ad and several valuable papers. one being note
"Tste July Ist 1870. to Amos Walker for $50 CON-
<'asr being note for 1886 drawn in favor Of j. b.
~. due June 1st,, which the owner can have by
a&ag At the WORLD Office, proving property and
ring for this advertisement
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-16

DELICIOUS BEvERAGE.-Jnnmy Brown. that
7se' of barkeepers .; White L Douglas saloon.
21sgodaced 10 hts customers for the first time in
1TerTitory. new combination Of fluids" which
anus; say is : little ahead OF anything tina, has
lied our palate for some time. Asa warm weather
INK It cannot be surpassed. Jimmy calls 1t the
'aiLAdelphia Fish House Punch and 1t Ii much
'ogDe among the millionair sea side lounsers at
ne Nay. He enumerated to Us It's different ingre-
-'aa, bat our memory fails us: all that we can say
iaa it IS heterogeneous mass Of multifarious in
agrui.ies
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or Boise county, Idaho Territory VIII meet IN hegu
lar Session, at the court house In Idaho City, on
Monday, the 11th day of July, 1870,
That being the second Monday IN said month All
accounts or other matters coming before said board
An accounts and papers must be legally verined 70
insure action thereon. ]. II. FILE, Cierk.
Idaho city, June is, 1S70w4
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Polled for Precinct officers "a taken from the Flee
ton Returns of June G, 1870:
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Npr REcoyEREp.-on last Friday evening the body
t!oAn wheelen mot Wheeler. rs published in our
* ssuel who was buried in the slide on the Hafen-
asss Bros. claims last week. was found near the
~. end Of the slide. about two hundred feet or
ere from where the slide struck him. With the
aspaon Of 4 few bruises and severe cut on the
a. the body was in good state of preservation.
n deceased was native OF the State Of Maine. and
gl .bou, 2s years. The funeral took place on last
sunday and was we'll attended. In connection with
D matter. Messrs. Hafendorfsrs request US to return
ri, thanks to Noble saunders L Co. and to their
1yhyes ;Or the prompt assistance and aid render.
Iay them IN the endeayors to recover the body of
3eEaiortuRate deceased. Messrs. Wilhelm and Moi.
b who were injured at the same time. are getting
|2rs finely. and are able to be out on the street.
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@aooL BoARD.-During last week the County
s'd Of Education met in this city, Mr.. B. Clinton,
Fool superintendent. with Hon. 8. A. Merritt and
10 Dooley composing the Board Miss frankie
ler Of Placerville, and Mr. Mcfarland OF this CITY
|s'ed satisfactory examinations and wore granted
Suncates as teachers.
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ErruRSED.-The stage on last Saturday brought a.
S'engers Mr.. s. Ridge, of CentervIile, and Benz u.
Ute Of this city Mr. Ridge has been absent TOT sew
: weeks On q visit 10 San Francisco TO purchase
Nss Of goods for his establishment In Centervihe'
y Ben has been sojourning in MERGED County. Cal
s'aa. since last FIJI. They both look hale and hear
Sa though California climate agreed with them.
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Stoves AND TiSwARE--G. Marie. ~ his shop on
In street, has hand large new supply OF latest
Ess Ct culinary untensils, just received from the
S:e-n manufactures. besides endless variety OF
-Tare q his own manufacture, which he win sell
ELse- rates than before offered In this market.
reference his advertisement In this issue IL viii
seen that he is fully prepared to supply miners
rA everything required Of his branch of business.
zys he will manufacture. at any point In the b.
Il se7eu-!nch iron hydraulic pipe for twenty cents
'so and guarantee the good quality Of his work.
has The most complete stock in the Basin. IL
gad workman and sociable gentleman. and VIC ask
LIN attention in AL matters concerning his bust
ri. Give him q trial before engaging elsewhere.
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DksraI.-Dr. John +. Grady, Of California, gradu-
the Philadelphia Dental College, Ia In our Guy
WI appear from his card In another column. ne
repaired to do any kind Of work In his Line 70 'ne
-1e satisfaction of those who patronize him.
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acrEDi-Kingsley says that. having been elected
~ at home this year, he win attend closely 70
,1ess. sell goods cheap, and tell the people what
sa GOT new and nice. in the next WORLD.
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AEw GooDs.-Eckhart & Saunders have just re-
<'ed an invoice of fine States hams and breakfast
|~'n-corn fed; also some excellent McCallester's
''sbOn Whisky, Keller's celebrated Sherry Wine'
eeh isA No. /, choice Eastern Butter. can goods
/ III kinds, mushrooms, and dessicated cocoanut fcr
a and buildings. which is new thing. and other
Giles too numerous 10 mention.
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Idaho Territory Bonds, Prison Warrants
aud Boise County Scrip bought and sold at
AGENCY FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Idaho City.
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Fare, Each Way, SO 0O---Coin.
boise Basin Lines


Public Notice.
UyHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO.
entitled AN Act to Provide for Fund for the Re-
demption Of and Prescribing the Manner OF Redeem
in0 the Outstanding Warrants drawn upon the treas
,,rer Of Boise county and further to Provide tor the
pavment of all Current Expenses Of said Boise coun-
ty.. approved January Is, 1860, that he viii, on
saturday the 18th Day Of July 1870,
At 10 O'Clock, M, offer for sale at public auction in
front Of the Office of the County Treasurer all the
money in said Redemption Fund, in sums OF twenty
a.s viii he received at more than their par value,
including principal and interest; ,,o,,nso,,
Idaho CITY, June 16, '70-5t. Co. treasurer.
The New York herald., 1870-08-02

shuLTz
Boz Lots Public Auction oy catalogue.
rsnofors S 1Sr.rns Room suits pnann: n srS1.s s
Yves, Fifteenth street between Firm and sixth avenues,
covered Srossis richest Inscription Rosewood fsnoiorts
EE.sSeres iBooEsass Ensosnear' marsusts.s CsSns
ers Paintings BY eminent ar,..s Bronze cocks Mirr9r,
Ware; cutlery Basemer Kitchen Furniture Furniture ser
wants apartments. Sale peremptory. Catalogues AT the
house.
by MAX BAYERsDoRFER. AUorToNEER- SELLS
j. THURSDAY Augnst 4 handscme Furntue rich Carpets
dence by descriptive casaogues More full particular here
MAX BAYERsDoRFER's sale.roon, 81 Third avenue.
RY MAX BAYEsDORFER, AUcTIoNEER-sE
some Bar and Back Bar Eneravins Gasswsre, Xs PUMP
Liquor &C. of lager beer saloon, together positively in
MAX BAYERsDoRFER's salesroom 81 Third avemu.
ID this day at 10 O'Clock sharp lots Stock, fixtures Of
Variety Store ls CCoun,er, Glass Cases. Ice Boz
with large Stock, 10
EDWARD W. BAXTER, hucrIoYEER.-FoURrH
" large semi annua trade sale at public auction Edward
W. Baxter Co VIII SELL a their 02 and ao Canal
S"sa Il pa'i SS een@aas s q, eo%
ss o's q HS ana
Lounges, Entenlion Tables, Sc, 1c.
Ibis oopn,y, every without ss.ervs
cohsss5's i.csS wslnut IN pans Chamber an Suits.
l,400 enameled Chamber Srita
200 chestnut walnut trimmed Chamber SuiS
1880 walnut Bedstends.
1000 walnut Bureaus and Washftands.
500 wa nut Hat Trees &C., &C.
Terms Ten cent cash day Of salc bslnnce salts
fac,ory endorsed note at three months from August
Catalogues ready and goods ready for inspection
~ EORGE W. Sinners. AUCTIONEER.
VI SlMFRS kINNE, otlce % Chambers street., viii sch
Tuesday August q at 10 O'Clock A; Nj At No Oliver
street the Business and Tools of old established
Laundry sonsg Of Engine Washing Va sa'hps ne and a.
will be sold together separate. Sale positiye
ISAAC WOLF, AUCTl ONEER--wILL SELL THIS DAY,
1G O'clock the entire Fixtures and Furniture OF the
Saloon and Boarding House ia Cherry street.
therne, consisting OF Bar Counter Oyster Bar, Shelving
Fixtures Beseads Bedding, Sofas BuIeas Tables Cha
Stoves. Crockory Ware, &c.
The New York herald., 1870-08-02

Of the highest dignitares OF the State, awa'tne
vast field affording innumerable opportunities
for extravagance, waste, jobbery and corrup-
tiOn OF all kinds. No doubt considerable inn
provement has taken place Of late years in these
respects, but much, very much still remains to be
effected. Useless palaces and iron-ciads, - re-
marks Mr.. Barron-though we cannot concur in
the opinion that the latter are altogether use
less--are the only things that can be SHOWN for
the large annual increase of debt which has for
many years been "a normal feature Of Turkish
finance" The charge for the military forces has
also been increased by f63l 900 per annum as
necessary consequence OF the law Of June, 1869,
decreeing their reorganization, though II is GER
tainly feasible to increase the efficiency, and,
therefore, the real strength of the army, without
adding to the already large cost of it's mainte.
nance. When We find onethird of the revenue OF
the empire swallowed up by three items alone
war, ordnance and marne--it IL impossible to
avoid thinking that much might be accomplished
in the way Of retrenchment in those great depart
ments without doing any material injury to their
efficiency. wise economy Is perfectly consist
ent with the highest efficiency.
The New York herald., 1870-08-02
THE CsOpS IN NORTHERN KANSAS.

[From the Atchison Champion, July 271
The harvest of small grains is over, and the re-
suit gives us special cause for cOngratulaton. II
is the opinion Of careful observers that the wheat
crop throughout Northern Kansas will average
from eighteen to twenty bushels per acre. There
are numerous instances where thirty-hve and
forty bushels to the acre have been produced.
The straw is generally short, but the berry is I'M
usually large and healthy. In quality the wheat
of this season is far superior to any hereto
fore raised in the State. The oat crop Is i'm
mcnse. The yield is larger than has ever before
been known in the State, and 1t weighs out more
than IL had done in any previous year. The yield of
rye and barley is also excellent, and SO OF early
broom corn. We hear of portions of our county
where the corn is growing finely, having had
abundance Of ran while in other sections not
shower has come to refresh it, and it is shriveng
in the intense heat. The same accounts come to
us from all parts of Northern Kansas. All concur,
however, in saying that the long cheated spell"
Is doing the crop great damage, and that to give
us any thing like fair yield there must be generous
showers within a short time. The abundant yield
of small grains will make the failure of n full crop
Of corn less calamity than it otherwise would
have been. Many of our farmers however, had
planted very little except corn, and a partial or
total failure Of this crop would be a severe blow
to them.
The New York herald., 1870-08-02
TICKET OF LEAVE.
A Cyprian's Efforts 10 Return to Good Life
Her Failure and Attempted Suicide.

[FrOm the Detroit Free Press, July 3Ol
About three o'clock yesterday afternoon. n.oflcer
Jerry O'Connor was asked to make haste to No.
63 Franklin street, which is den of i-Iame, kept
by woman named Anna Lewis, as an inmate OF
the house was attempting self-destructon. On
arriving there he found a cyprian named Nellie
Harrington, alias Webb lying across the bed and
in commissions, her hands clenched, eyes rolled
back, and seeming just at the point of death. The
officer Immediately despatched a messenger for
DR.. John McKeown, and after two hours hard
work the woud-bc suicide was 30 far restored
to life that she could converse, and will perhaps
entirely recover. She stated to the officer that
she had but one reason for the step-tired of the
world. She has been woman of the town for
several years, having several times been fined at
the Central Station Court, but few months ago,
after the receipt of letter from her people, she
determined to abandon her bad life. Quitting the
house where she was then stopping, she made ap-
plication for place as house servant and finally
secured a situation on Michigan avenue. None Of
the family knew her, and were for a week well
satisfied with her work, when visitor revealed to
them her identity; and she was not only SUM-
marly dismissed from employment, but soundiy
berated for having dared to make herself an in
mate of the house. Sorrowing and discouraged,
but still determined not to go back to her life Of
shame, the girl sought and found another
place. Before she had been two days
there 1t was ascertained that she had
been bad girl, and again she had to 20. All her
promises that she would be faithful servant and
respectable girl did not alter the case. She was
Ddu, anu muSt lueTeioIe oluy pdu lUT dll tndb inc
family would do to enable her to carry out her re.
solution to be good. Since that day, up to yester-
day, the girl has wavered between returning to a
den of nfamy and q journey to some interior
town, where no one would know her and where
no one might prevent her from being respectable.
Sickness has prevented her from going away, and
about three O'Clock yesterday, tired of
the world, of life, of herself she tried
quantity of sugar of lead--nearly teacup-
full. The efforts of the officer and physician to
bring her back from deaths door were thwarted
by her in every possible way, and she rebuked
them in unmeasured terms for employing force to
save a fe that sho Uould ding away at the frst
oDportunitx.
The New York herald., 1870-08-02
Financial Condition Of the Empire--ssDrifting
Towards Money and National Difficulties.

[From the Levant Herald (Constantinople) July G1
In anticipation Of the Budget, the publication
OF which may now shortly be expected, il may
perhaps be useful to cast an impartial glance at
the present condition and the future prospects of
the finances of the empire, based on the elab-
orate and able report of Mr.. Barron, her Britannia
Majesty's Secretary of Embassy at Constantinople,
on the taxation Of Turkey. There are few coun
tries in the world, excepting those peopled by the
Anglo-SaxOn race, the normal condition of which
in a financial point of view is not one Of constantly
recurring deficits In this respect Turkey has
arrived at point when effective measures have
become necessary to prevent it from drifting into
difficulties of the most serious character. Last
year the increase of expenditure over revenue
amounted to f2 3lS, ,i56, and loan of Gl2 900 900
was negotiated to pay of that sum, and to
extinguish the floating debt, amounting to
&5 S4l 324 Within period of five years the
annual charge for the public debt has been
increased by GS53,022, representing capital,
II borrowed at twelve per cent. of 600
thus showing that the permanent deficit amounts,
on an average, to 81 ,406 900 per annum. 1t is
necessary to bear in mind that this deficit is caused
by various items of expenditure which, for years
to come, will probably be increased rather than
diminished and it may therefore be assumed
that, together with the annual increase in ordi-
nary and extraordinary expenditure, the revenue
OF Turkey will for an indefinite period fall short
by about f2,500,000 of the gross outlay of the
country. Nations as well as individuals must
submit to rules founded on the same economical
principles, if they would extricate themselves
from financial difficulties. The only alternative Is
retrenchment or the discovery of new sources of
wealth. To meet deficiencies by loans unless
concurrently supplemented by economy or an
increase of revenue, can only lead in the end to
greater difiicuties and to more dangerous pitfalls.
The most obvious remedy in the case of Turkey is
OF course retrenchment, for which ample room
can he found In the present practically unlimited
amount Of the civil list. the iaoTdiGate salaries
The New York herald., 1870-08-02

ISAAC WOLF, AuCTloNEER- WILL SELL THIS DAY,
G56 O'Clock, the entire Fixtures Furniture
Saloon and Boarding House ia Cherry street.
herne consisting of Bar Counter Oyster Bar Shelving
Fixtures Beds.eads Bedding Sofas Bureaus Tables Cna
Stoves. Crockory Ware, &c.
The New York herald., 1870-08-02

The Game Between the Executive
and the Judiciary.

Nhs Political situation and the Canvass-Another
Judicial Envoy to Colonel Kinks Realms
The Caswell Prisoners to be Tried After
the Observation-Disclosures Of the Radi.
Gals In the Campaign-Debt OF the
State 0riginators Of the Mill
tary Programme-The Attor-
uey 0eneralship and Con-
gressional Candidates.