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DRY GOODS.
A T FOSTER BROTHERS. WET GOODS.
n Terrible Slaoghtering.


ArFosrEE BRqrnEEs. q.lsIs s.asI GOODS
ess Sssf. esssa. % ssa:; n op p.Ss. %; ssis s.
Ss &' Ws.s r.: sSa:e:. sss:rssa city lsa.
% fSs: s a1:a ss1s:. .s.i ). worth s,
.Sss .nHf9 Hsnssss axe ssi sGis: sS &C. wor. m
W-t.a,;: Hs%,Ii.ss;S M ssa
Sss Ia! :s:sSs S,s: S
@ ia.n regular sa1: Ts. pre-: $780, to soo
w:GSsa la 1s.sas ss:sS @ @ M sss sf e. &c., worth
% as ono sSss aai
for asc., s4c and sc. yard.
and will splendid e: sSis As.' % ssA
ya: ysra: ss:s ss: %.m.ua s;arsls s'I9s rsss &C.
american 4r.s. ana % spragas Prlu.:, down TO ioc.
pHS' ss% DHlsA' aS';n Xa.la, H. iSsis H. yard
D's:: dSss:: ~, .sIS ls.yys.! for "s. and sec.
@ sI;: s:s:;
p,ooh. spenS;d opportunity to buy good Black silks
rv,.. for nearly hAt what others charge.
Ssnsooi camSrss Snsa9 and .aT sssr x
living Brotn M.ms ,s san os"i. e yss rates
,.n ..,. .n.,,.., ss,ssy Sy saasqsroandas country
al stain. 10 wei linen ZEN Goods and ho:sry
:, ,... -, The Aipaeas that were badly touched
slightly spotted on The single edge. aud tho damage
have the" both black Ss ne! % SS 9rsy sn &c.,
We are i selling iG:oi q our Sc, English Hosiery
ou, Muslin, u,ress sSs'd' of
'; FJsEs ssssi M S e I fss ,
FOSTER BRormERs Bs:sk:r street. near MOTION
A hA'Ss'S ss@ BARGAINS TO BE OPENED
Bargain. &9ss.Sy NJ ss.S .aa Ag1ll noM w. Ribbons.
Heavy Linen Back Satin At sse.
Fine French Flowers, our own importation,
Black re,. rim Hat. In at s'. s srsas %srs ssTs'n sT
Black Hair Hats o 81 IS Hats at &c., worth s
Boy. and Youths brown Hat: At &c. - ''' "0'' '''
Also s .H G""y ssasa s:r
Lase. co.s.s jsxery si Rd Gloves. Six saa Sai'
BEST GSfn FYG rGRE ITn: hx:E saI fSeHHs fl WIDE
s ''Rid yaS Sct.s ~Gs a svsa; s eS. a.Ss Sss At
Tho iaTse'. assortment q irmmsi Bonneis and Hat:
WY TEHRIcH's
T'%gis ss1 si,S;s E ES;ss,l,Sn; ,ss:,.
between Twcn.y.fourh and Twenty -nnh es
A. HUMAN WI. htlE +. qSGIs: sp2Isn. wiz MAKE,
will oner on Monday, Apri! ls,
oA.,:inins. snG sar:nf III on. sa' l.ss.s "ssa .s,
Ais. ,.,.. .sd S.sGi :ssS i's:s' s::sl'..s :ss
Bratds, Switches,
Corel Ch,gnons,
Water Car,s, Zephyr Cur.s,
Feather Cur.s, Wigs, Ac., sc.
AZ greatly reduced prices.
ssf broadway, up stairs,
opposite A. r. Stewart Co.s
AL Goods sold ~ .his estaoiishmspt
warranted 10 give entire satisfaction
AT. WHOLESALE AND RETA!L-THE BANKRUPT
"A etock OF large Wholesale house. $1,000 rolls
French gold Paper Hangngs 5Oc per roll usually sold
good Paper, l2c roll gold Window Shades So
pair Also large assotmen Of Enssh Carpets great
reduction. Painting, Paper Hanging Decorating and KaL
somninE Experienced workmen sent 80 any par, OF city
or country.
JAS W. COATES,
217 and 2,9 Hudson street.
,'-s opposite Dominica street.
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Ny nouni HATS selected from houses Paris,
70 which be invites the attention ot n, customers.
M T. HIGGINS
Mammoth Millinery.
i.s Sixth avenue,
e. 19r sss % s:ni,s: ha stock rns AZ
ssll,.y purchasers
e. .S Rsasa h. N. s .s s
% % iy" % our oss
before purchasing elsewhere.
vi 80 " " 10. u finn avenue
spring and summer styles
OF mper,-a French Costumes aud Nantes.
Mwe'i as those Of her own make, varytns in price
Special attention paid 10 dreismasing al It's braachs
NINE DOUGLASS. HAVING. RETURNED FROM
eep,on Dresses elegant Cashmere Nantes, kc with very
fns assortment OF Lingerie IL East Seventeenth street
MAE; RALLINGs, IMPORTER. 77s BROADWAY
csIrl.s. Eyeni%s .na &s'sas Costumes. ses.ns opsrj
ana ssssa ,..ssas ~,A %" great % car:
from the leading house, OF Paris snd London.
DONALDSON 4 MEAREs ,,,.,
A.psndd Black Satin, linen back 81 a5, 81 IS and 81 1'
sy ..1yy aas dss sss.s %
sI.cs b. and 4, soSIsa ss ssiass: io% sy.raup
pieces Of .RF TS~%g' so% sSsS i0s .y.a
pair.
REGULAR PRICE al.
hne regular made Lajy's Stocking a5c; muca bette
article Bic.
Missss and Chlldr-ns Hosiery; at vary low prices.
Chd's Mcrino Vests 33c &c., h3c 55c. and 60c
Ladies' summer Merno Yeats, fine qualify S5c.
BARGAINS in Gents Summer Merno Undcrgarnents.
Gents Ans Summer Vests, 60c, d1c 7jc s0c Jean DR.
ers, 6Sc. -
Msrseilcs rrinmug &c. lsc, soc. 2ic AMI Soc piece
200 pieces real Black liupure Edsins l6c and sc yard
RuthnGs, Tuckings. Patent Trimming Enbroderes,
Laces, Buttons, BrAids, at jobbers' plices.
WE ARE NOW SELLING
of In Ind
Lsdies Walking Skirts nne tucks, good muSin, 75c.
nne Walking Skirt, With tusks and ruiie, 81
nicely trimmed Toilet Sac9ue, Soc. 81 ID and 81 25
variety misses childens 25c
Fine trimmed Cherise and Drawers Ri 81 Is aud 81 81
Night Dresses full size trimmed yoke, III oo and $2
NOW OPENING
| Splendid line hand male Couie and wove Corseis,
Very good French woye Corsets 76c: hand made 81.
superior satin jean Corset; 81 2b; very hne, VI 1o
Very French Coutio COrses low prices.
WE ARE NOW OPENING
200 pieces Marsees fsc 3lc. SSc 4c and Soc yard
Hogsskeepn Goods, Napkins, Towels Lace Curains &cs
auction prices.
RoSALDSON a MEAREs,
Corner Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LAR0E ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS, SHOES,
a. TrMnss and yalses at the 6rca. Family shoe Empo.
ss ~ s9wey corner Of Bond street. ,nng Z? GsT Gent
ROBERT IRWIN.
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DRY GOODS.

M HARhis, NO BRKyOORr PLACE fTENTH
~ ss now opened Paris spring and summer fAshions
UAne costumes aud rich Reception presses also Bon
neu shd kouni Hats selected Ae Paris,
70 whlch Dc invites the attention OF bis Customers.
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-A.-PERSoNs WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
"a. we insurance companies: and who do NOT desire 70
surrender Their po!cs absolute SALE borrow the
surrender value Of their policies by applying at Insurance
Agency n Broadway, room %.
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-SUGDEN 4 BRADBURY,
"A. 3l2 and 3.4 Bowery,
one door below B.eecker street,
Will offer on Monday, April ia, superb quaiity
TAko Cloths for suits, al l5c.
27inch wash Poplns, nc 10 20c.
Superb Dress Goods, c1isc. 10 &c.
AL siix chain Epnpgeines, s7Sc. 70 81 g.
White Goods, Ptques, &c, from auction,
togeiher with fHll line Of 81, p,endid make
Black Silk at I'll 70 TO ga
Paris colored sEka, 81 90 20 81
Black and coiored Sa'ins,
Brochc aud Llama Sbaw.s, Cloths,
and q full line OF our celebrated
Black Alpacas, at &c and upwards,
10 wh!ch we invite special attention.
4 SUDDEN 4 BRADBURY,
"A. 32 pni 3i4 gowery,
door below Bieecker areet,
offer extraordinary bargains in .
Linens, Table psmasks, Napkins,
Curtain Materials, Fancy Goods,
Ribbons Trimmings, Parasols, &c., &c., &C.
s"f at $40 so and upwards
Our pressmakiug Department
fs now undcr the direction OF the best talent.
and we guarantee upexceptionabie taste and
perfect satisfaction.
At SS NINTH STREET, SECOND DOOR WEST OF
n Broadwsy.-Madsme LAFOKCADE has Just received
from Paris the most exquisite choice Of Bonne and Jock
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L. BATTERsON's STORAGE WAREHOUSE FOR
a. furniture and pianos 6l and 6o S'Ih avenue near
Thirty pianos ana furniture boxed for shppng
furniture removed In city or to the country Rooms 20 e or
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CEILING OFF PREVIOUS TO REMOVAL
y COLBY SKIRT DEPOT,
81 and 50 Tenth opposite Stewafts
LESS THAN COST PRICE.
Night Dresses, fun size, ruded. 81; Chsmses, 15c
Night Dresses tucked front and back 81 50 Cose 70c
ucked Muslin Skirts. Tee: Drawers, soc.
EXTRA FINE FRENCH wovE CORs ETs. IS Bones, 81 ~
Yrench Hair Cloth paniors, 81 50; Bustcs, soc.
Print SUITS, from - 73 Night Dresses 90c.
White Linen Morning Jackets, trimnnst, e..
GREAT BARGAINS
IN Lawn Linen and Paae SUITS Infants Robes snd Dresss
Morning Robes Dressing Imported Lingerie Psde
WIN remove about April IS TO 81 East Fourisenth street,
three doors west OF Union square.
). 8. COLBY.
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AT A REGULAR MEETING OF THE JOHN CANNON
~ Association, he'd Friday evening, April L. 1870, at
their headquarters 22 West Twenty eighth street. II was
Thomas Muigar now Assistant Alderman OF the Eleventh
Assembly Districts and tia. we give him our united support
JOHN CANNON, President
JonN DARCY. Treasurer. +, RAIL, Vice President
JAMES sTAPLrs, Secretary.
I 9th AND 18TH WARD CITIZENS ASSOCIATION
~ An important meeting will be held Tuesday evenin z,
April la at socock, Masonic Hall, Eighty ssh street,
near Third avenue. JOHN FOLEY, President.
y. =. McCAHILL, Secretary
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AT MRS. GAYNOR's,
"A Just received,
Lategt Paris Novelties
French Hair Cloth, Skirts and Tournours,
American Hoops and Crnones superior quality and shapes
ct very low prices.
MS Gaynor bcss TO inform hsr patrons that she Is
supply NIL orders for Muslin Robes and Suits
Swiss, Lawn, Nansook, aud other French fabrics.
~ MRS. CAYN0R,
765 Broadway, near Ninth street,
s24 broadway, near Twelfth street
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-09-15
Notice in Partition.

Jonathan H. Bum, Peter Bum, Harmon
Bum, Elizabeth Backus and Rufus j. BaclIus,
her husband, and Viola Stifiier and Ghaston
Stftler, her husband, all of Jackson County,
Ohio, and Mary Crookham and Milton Crook
ham, her husband, of MahaslSa County, Iowa,
will take notice that petition was filed against
them on the goth day of August, 1870, in the
Court of Common Pleas of said Jackson County,
s,lid Henry c. Bum demands partition of the
following real estate; The south half of lot No.
y, in township No, s. of range No, Is, of the
Seioto Salt Reserve Lands, containing 10 acres,
more or less, situate in the County of jackson
aud state of Ohio and that Mt the next term OF
said Court the said Henry G. Bum viii apply
for an order that partition may be made of said
HENRY c. BUM, Petitioner.
by w, X. HASTINGS, his Atty.
Ang. 25,TO-6w
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For Sale.

l wish to sell farm lying in Madison town
ship, Jackson county, Ohio, about ~ miles from
the Village of Centreyille, containing one hun
dred and sixty-eight acres. About one hundred
acres cleared land, the balance in good timber.
Said farm is well watered, has an excellent good
orchard ON II, q coal bank nearly feet thick,
with an excellent roof on the same, n reasonable
good house, and also a cabin on the same II
will be divided and sold in two pieces, If desired.
Terms of payment made easy.
p. s. The above farm is known as the David
u. Williams farm. l.. M. BEMAN.
AugIl, ,70-6m
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An Illinoia lover mistook his stom-
ach Cor bis Heart, and lodged a pistol
bullet there, TO the great disturbance OF
bis digestion, when his girl proved
false.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-09-15

Chicago youths amuse themselves by
tossing stones out Of chamber windows,
and one Of them successfully killed a
young woman the other day
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-09-15

A one-legged yagrant at Elmira rout.
ed a posse At police officers with his
wooden leg which he unshipped and
used AZ knock down Argument.
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EARM FOR SALE.

The owner. not wishing to farm or keep
house, offers his fine fruit farm again for sale
consisting of 2i0 acres, so or 30 acres Improved,
ten acres of orchard, choice peaches and about
60 apple trees, good barn and all other out
buildings, usually found on good farm. Plenty
of stock water. The above farms will be sold
very cheap for all cash, or one-half down and
the balance In payments, If desired. The above
farm is situated two miles south ofM. & G. Il.
r., Raysville Station, jackson county, Ohio.
Per,ons wishing TO buy would do well to call
and see It. For further particulars Call on D,
Mackloy. who will show the plat, or on the
owner who will show the land.
Jul q, '70--6m. ROBERT MASON.
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If General DeRodas invited United
States auloriies 70 visit Cnba and AZ
cerNn aheihcr il Waa trne or rot that
Gus citizgns had been cruelty peated
and murdered there, why didn't they
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AHIsS EDITH O'GORMAN WILL LECTURE AT
M Coonsr Institute on Tuesday evening, May j. Subject:
'Romish Confessional Irdulgenoes aad Papa Supremacy
Admission 80 cents.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY. MAY g. ls7o-TRIPLE SHEET.

funeral this TUESDAY, morning At 10 O'Clock. from
his lato residence, No. ~ Fleet street, Bto0kyn.
SEGLY--ln Greenburg, on Sunday, May !, GEORGE
SEELy, IN the 72d year OF his age.
TIE relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral, .faom inc he
formed church, OF Greenvc, this lTuosday) aiter'
noon, at hall past one O'Clock.
SEXiAS.--On Monday May 2, JUDITH, widow o.
Noses b. Seixas, In the nth year OF her age.
The felatives and friends OF the family ate invited
TO attend the funeral on Wednesday morning, at ten
O'Clock, from her late residence, 40 West twenty
second street
sHoRE-ANN MARIA SHORE, aged So years,
months and IA days.
The friends and acquantances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral rom her late residence,
II Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn, on this day Tues-
day.
SMiLLlE.-Suddeny, at Harlem, on Saturday even.
ing Apri 30, THOMAS G. SMILLIE. OF the Grm OF
Thomas Tweed Co., late Smile Co., aged "a
years ard 20 days.
Relatives and friends, also the friends OF HE mo-
therin-aw, Mrs. James II. Stevens, respectfully
invited 10 attend tile funeral, from Zion churcn, cor
ner Madison avenue and Thirty-eighrh street, this
(ruesday) afternoon, at TWO O'Clock.
TAYL0R.-ln BROOKLYN, on Sunday morning, May
!, KATE HARrER, wife OF Edward w. Taylor, OF San
Francisco.
Funeral services win be held az the residence
OF her brother, Frederick A. Harter, 20 Quincy
street, this Tuesdayl afternoon, at haifpast three
O'Clock.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

CAuLoS-PATCH.-on Thursday, April Is, by Rev.
Christopher .hodes, JOHN j. CAULoE, to LOUISE 5.
PArCiI, all Of this city.
CoUGHLIN-BARNETr.-At Jersey City, by the Rev.
Dr. Freeman, on Wednesday, April 20 Nicholas Il.
CouGHLIN to Miss ANNIE G. BARNETT, both OF New
ark N. j.
lvEs-WYLIE.-In this city. on Thursday, Aprtl
I5 at the Church OF the Incarnation by the Rev.
Or. Montgomery, HOWARD Ives to ). ANNA WYLIE,
eldest daughter OF George w. Wylie.
MoUNT-SbilTH.--In Brooklyn, on Thursday April
2s al the residence OF the brides parents by the
Rev. n. j. Pierce. PETER Il. MOUNT to IIJCY A.
youngest daughter Of Walter ]. Smith. No cards.
Observation-Disclosures Tuesday, April 20, at
st. AIMS tRoman Catliolc) church, by Rev. W. e..
Poole, ERNEST l. PLuNkErr to CosMA L., eldest
RICHARDSON -MAyO.--On Wednesday, April o. at
Christ chapel. Elizabeth, n. J by the Rev. Stevens
Iarker Mr.. HOWARD RICHARDS TO Miss HARRIET
MAYO, daughter or the late Edward C. Mayo, ESQ.,,
OF Richmond, Va.
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Died.

) BiAUvELr.-At Bergen Point, on Friday, April 90
OF consumption, JENNY ACKERMAN. vile OF Rev. Au
gasLns Blauveit, In the 3lst year of her age
BLAUvELT.--At Bioomingdale parsonage Ulster
county, on Monday, April 25 OF congestion or the
BRAIN, BENJAMIN BAssER, younger son OF Rev. Au-
6ustUs Biaayelt, In the 5th year OF his age.
BBATTy.-On sunday, May l, at Kingston, New
Yolk, WILLIAM BEATTY, formerly 0f ths CITY, II TIE
Gath year OF hs age.
The relatives aud Irends Of the family aEc invited
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March A. 1851 s86 s55 Sept l. 1885. So 535 Ola S12
July ls6 IS S40S go Oc /, $685. =, 534, 6l3 7i3
July 1sC2 502 92l 404 Nov. l. 1865 q 527, 10 552
July 1885, O93 464 09o Dec. L. 1858. q $50 03l, ,S44
July 1854 I'll 934 JAN l. 1863. % $40 707, ,20l
Jdiy 81 1885, 275 Feb. /, 1869 3 556 2O5 COS
Sept L. lSo5 75- 6.967L Ma Gu 1899. 545 1886 904
Jan 1860. 76 $751; 536 April L. 1859. q 542 743, 500
Aug. l. 1866 2 633 029 76 May l. 1869 q $40 1885, 255
Jan. l. 1867 = 43 32S l72 June 1862 81, ,532
April ], 1867 523 O70 july L, 1859. 2509 160,773
July l. 1891. - 81 s0)ti3 Aug 1863. z 50S 70S, 533
Or. 1867. 496 277 443 sept l. 1859 2 1873 00s 032
Nov. 1887 4J 504 4jo Oct 1869. Asa, $685.
Jaw 1868 59s, $50 Nov. J. 1869. q, 469 5us s73
Feb. ], 1868. - 527 35,3I3 Dec. 1852 ,23 l62
l. 1868 $40 S29622 Jan. 1870 . 462 AIS 1888
Apri l. 1865 25i9 2096 6ST Fen. L. 1870. 275
MAY l. 1868 500 52s S27 March 1s702 465 C21, sos
jane 1868 $40 2l5Ss5 April ], 1870 q 452 2S9, l75
July lsGs - sos 9l5,192 May l. 1870 2 43 ,s.9
ALg. J. lHlin. - l23. .h34.4S0
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III fJI''i.Ei 7 Li.E:U'-irUhE [. :'-i SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON
j interesting Invaluable and scientific subjects showing
how live what live for, delivered daily at the
New York Museum Of Anatomy Those unable 70 attend can
receive copy by forwarding % cents to the secretary oo
broadway.
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The following table compares the May statement
or the public debt with the made the lst OF
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J)ILES, PILES.-THE CELEBRATED SPANISH RENE
dy Wash Tor the piles that has cured thousands OF
citizens, for sale at No. New Chambers
s"ee' "'u ''''' 'eA' " '' P"' - ' j. DIrCHETT
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THE paiz; RING.
THE Coming Great Prize Fight Near New
Orleans.

Orleans.
LSt Louis (April 22) correspondence Of the New
Orea.s Tlmes.l
Joe Cohurn arrived here on Thursday. and brings
the latest news respecting the condition of Allen,
VINO Is st haId at 1t getting into condition, under
the tutelage OF John Go.de, CoDurn acting o sort
OF general supervisor. Alien he annOdGces rs train
Ing well, but as yet little too umpy,n and 1t was
thought he would be able TO strip at 10 pounds for
ahe fight His power OF endurance and blooming
health are said 70 be wonderful, and are no doubt
de entirely to HIS general ab stem0usness
and avoidance OF dissipation. He speaks con-
hdently ana cheeringly Of hls ability TO win
the moEey, and viii be on hand IN due
time. Up here his match is look ID upon as q sort
OF priZc ring revival meeting. Some half dozen
pt9s are, II Is said, ready 70 c allonge the winner
ana ali at heavy amounls among them are inciuued
the bencia Boy and Rocky Moore, the latter OF
whom has areauy challeDg d 4 len for $1,000. The
money Is now G!l up and officially acknowledged SO
that the most important obstacle Of the Hght II
moued. Betting on the result is exceedingly SHY,
beth Heenan S and CoDarns opinions being cited
as not over confident upOn either. Ii Is believed
that these two gentlemen wlt appear NJ seconds IN
the glaliatoriai contest. large delegation VIII
leave Tor your ty IN about ten days, among whom
parilsa lshp IS about equally divided.
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SLAVERY IN CAIIFORNIA.--Chlnese women, It Is
asserted, are held III state OF slavery in California
One OF the sufferers emily complained to the Chief
OF Police at San Francisco that she had entered into
contract for three years service and that at the eX
pralion Of this time her master had refused to per-
IN her 10 return TO China. 1t i alleged that The
masters taking advantage OF the ignorance OF hese
the world, and hold them in condition OF actual
slavery II Is proposed 10 levy compulsory conribu-
tons on the Chinese gambling houses in San Fran
c.sC0 TO RAISE the unos wIierewith TO pay the ex-
pe Uses Of the return OF these female slaves TO China.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

V'AMMANY.
4 iAMAArr;, .,u.. TAMMANY.
BRILLIANr SUCCESS anu D"'0'''
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
OF THE NEW STARS
Miss Jennta En.le, Nile Augusta Mile Bertha Mis, ssn,s
Maddox, Miss Rose Lnce. Miss Fannie Lucie Miss LIs
Whiting Nile lrma, Mile Ida Devec, Miss Clara Butter and
the Grand Baie Of -
90 LADIES'
2S LADIES.
% LADIES.
Yankee Locke; Harry Boodsood Charles Howard William
Ashcroft, Gus Williams Johnny Wild sheridan and D.
H. Cuamnss c. A. Gardner, A. Gibbons, 4. NJ. Hall and
30 OTHERS.
80 OTHERS.
b0 OTHERS.
Leavtts and laughabie Act entitled
ACAT.AsTROPHY
The new aud screaming Act. by Johnny Wild, entitled
J. "a
l-2-y
l-2-5 1-a-2
l-2J 1-2-J
l-2-3 l-S-s
t-2-S
1-2-3
l-2-S
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ADJUSTMENTS. A

ETH AVENUE THEATRE.
Soe essrs ara Au0usuSs nss
"a signiecant and alluring play."-IIeraA.
Twelnh
AYsS$'sg,s Sa$'y.s
FAMOUS
COMEDY,
entitled
FRot-FRoU.
IvERY NIGHT
rySEShhEEn ryS1aIhE
vEnrEgNTH MATINEE
NEXT fN2SjsHSaSY' s%TGsDaY ATT.
NJ. Agnes Ethel S Gsss Kas: sfrs,Sn rss
Monday Ss%s e ~. q gAR5f FHSIs
sss sc%sd
OLYMrIc THEATRE .or,c,
THE LAST WEEK or THE SEASON
ral HaF FoFSnAs a4sT siSaSs Ta17lsEIn 81
~, 3: ~ and appSnm1ss1' 1s FOX
IN ,h Locks o6isINAL Music.
WITCHES Gi0RUsEs
wEpNEsnNY MNp sN:uRDAY
also for H. ESA eSa n for the '' nights
F'NAS0A ''IAxff; EAsH ff;nnronxAscE OF 'A0"'A"
Mr. GEAUbR sshs5rr hs SGs. Of
As5 GoaFHS oSaiF:1S1 N fs1' fhE oAs
SUPERB AER
FIRST n SEW YORK OF
, Don CESAR DE BAzAN; ,,,..
Seats at the Box olce schimers oi and ia broadway
s1d-rHEATRE coMIouE
f EsGHTyixsqp@ nGffTsy sHqpeois q SIfhGss'
OPENING OF THE SUMMER SEASON.
l'a"s"'' success f&NTosiMrc 81 'SS sfM TROUPE.
The great harlequin comic and trick pantomme abound
'F - 4,1 4,a Ars Se-s~ s. g. ] ,s" S.
THE cRASD BALIET TMoJfE,
Mile Ne a NsE Ns ssa sySgARD ks.l
I s"'', ' Harry Hsrt. j. Rely, ac: ...n,,.
Doors opso at 4 curtain rises AZ TX o'clock. Box oce
open daily seats secured six days In advance
yWALLAcK's.
W TPs hsns IvEss kssEEs yAIIAok
'or the third 'rs # 1s sslHs G1ysyf ystSSPsSfm eSTsSf
Characters by Mr. j. ". wallack, Mr. ohm Gilbert. MT o.
Marowe Mr.. b. T. RngeOd, Mr. Charles Rockwell Mr. "
j. " llianson, Mr.. r. H. Holland Mr.. Currnn, Mr. Peck
Mrs Madeline Henrques, Miss Z. Mesayer, Mrs. Laura
Phillips, Miss Green and Miss Rowe. ,, ,.,,o.,
WEDNESDAY, May4 twenty third time-THE SCHOOL
THUksbAY, May 5 (tnird ,ime,-- MARRIED LIFE
FRIDAY, May (third tinle) THE LOVE CHASE
.,ms,TH mrcfRAs SCHOOL, ME F6s Ss s6xNDA2 T. w. "'''
SATURDAY NIGHT, May fourth tlme)-MARRtED
LIFE.
In win shortly be presented, with new and
appropriate scenery music uniforms and decora'
the military drama, by Captain Leicester vernon,
entitled
THE LANCERS.
The New York herald., 1870-05-03

VARIATIONS FROM LAST MONTH
Increase. Decrease
Debt bearing coin interest. 81 100
Debt bearpg currency interest $50, 600
Debt bearinT no interest........ 5,224 26J
Hatured not paid. ............ l23 1863
sIn this statement no mention is made OF accrued
interest and the bonds issued to the Pacific Railroad
Company are calculated as part of the public debt.
According to the report OF Secretary Boutwell,, who
adds accrued interest ana ignores the bonds Issued
10 tbat road, the total debt exnbirs decrease dur
ing the past month amounting 10 s1l,Gs7,7a3.
The debt OF the United State, les5 cash in the
Treasury, was as apneXed AZ the aforementioned
The New York herald., 1870-05-03
A SSOCIATIOE HALL.

n MR. WILLIAM NJ EVANS,
the eminent eocutonit whose readings throughout tho
country enthusiastic applause from the
public fatteng encomums from the critical press, IL
Induced by OF his recent appear
ance Cooper Institute that he will in
Association Hall Wednesday eveuin, May and Friday
evening, May at o'clock The programme most at
tractive one, viii be published In the Herald tomorrow.
Admssion with seat, 50 cents Reserved seas centre OF
al tle door.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-08-03
TIMELY TOPICS.

Says Bismarck to Napoleon
Watts dat you say to me?
| tweaks your hair, ! pulls your nose
If you viii not civil be-
Says Nap. to Won Bismarck,
"You lie, you tog, you liel
No Deutschman pulls my royal nose,
But blow him up sky-highl"
Den Nap. he sticks out his pig nose,
In Bismarck's face quite near;
Old Biz he give him Wig rous pull,
Den drinks some lager beer.
But Nap he froth and shtamp and shwore
And said he'd make him dance =
But Bismarck tweaks his nose again,
When Nap. cried 'Vive la Franco"
Der French are marching TO der Rhine,
DER measured tramp we hear
Dey come to get der noses pulled
"Faderland and Lager Bier