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AUCTION SALES.

b tsse:s:sof. 70 jas. 4 Aeauirs 3 &c.
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and llth u.
PIANOS AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
"a On TUESDAY MORNING. January 18th,
0, at 10 SSloc .si, in front Ct our auction
ITO Household and Kitchen Furniture.
jaHIt COOPER 4 LATIMER. Auots.
RY GREEN &wILLIAMs.
No. $40, Southeast corner 7th and streets
TWO-STORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING,
q sHr srs sEEFsT s SEfH P at
PUBLIC A1STI0S,
fs s1A f. ssTs.s Of rt sss
rooms water and gas, and running back TO As foot
Terms One half cash; balance in and Il months.
for notes bearing interest secured by deed Of trust
on the premises: Convey ancine and stamps at pur-
mas. ,s, sssS slTs'S & fh FL sue
0T THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAVOIDABLE
POSTPONED, until WEDNESDAY, January 18th,
jail -. - GREEN WILLIAMS, Auc.s.
RY COOPER LATiMER, AuctiOneers,
Southwest corner Penn AVENUE and iisS street
HfHksHF
SSTUtrESi GAAkPETs, PINISS AND KITCHEN
On THURSDAY MORNING NEXT.
HYTy anuary 18th, at 10 O'Clock, at Dwelling
1889 : street north, one door east Of IIth
street west will sell
One knabe Co. Panoforte, Cover and Stool
2Malnut Parlor suites, upholstered in green Rep
2Malnut Marble top Center Tables, Toilet Ware
2Walnut Marble top Chamber Suites
2Walnut W ardrobes, Spring Beds
Walnut Extension Dining Tables, Chairs
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Feather Pillows, &c
Hat Rack, Chamber Tables
Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Bugs
Morning Glory Stoves and Requisites
Crockery and Glassware
Cooking Stove and Fixtures
We would call the attention of our customers and
the public that the above goods were purchased two
months since, and have never been used.
Terms cash.
House for sale.
ia II COOPER d LATIMER Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
RY COOPER LATlME R, Auctioueers,
ID (Successors TO James c. Mcclure q Col
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and llth street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF GROCERIES, HORSE,
WAGON AND HARNESS. ALse, LEASEHOLD
80 On TUESDAY MORNING, January 18th,
HHSat 10 o clock, will sell, by virtue Of q deed
- 1of trust to me from w. II. Jackson bearing
date 3lst August, A. D. 1859, and recorded in
Liber folio 404 Of the chattel records Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, all the Groceries contained in
Building 3S1 street, bet 18th and 18th west, yiz
Barrels and bags of Flour
Cofees, Teas, Sugars
Barrels Molasses, Syrup, Vinegar
Quantity Canned Fruit
Assortment Of Spices, &c.
Bay Horse, Wagon and Harness
Also,
Building and Lease Of part Of Lot l9, Square 25a.
Terms cash.
CHARLES p HARMON, Trustee
jaS-eots COOPER LATIMER, Auctrs
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tai OCIATION.
NJ DIS; LEWIE 4 DAVIS,

40: 10Y .,PENNSSILVANIA AVENUH,
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PIIN,
~ the use Of pure Nitrous Oxide Gas, and with
Chlorofoim, or Either III requested by the
patient. No charge will be made for ex-k@
tracing when Artificial Teeth are to be in ~0
serted although the patient will be required to nav
for the surgi al operation when performed. which
VIII be deducted when the teeth are made We will
insert tEH upper and lower set of teeth psyunnsnf
on American Rubber, at New York rates and a
Spsna,d set Of upper and lower teeth permanently on
English Rubber at and all partial sets at these
rates Tor which the usual charge for English Rub
Der being from SD to SIS
Filling and R,guldtirx and all other branches NJ
Operative Dentistry attended to and performed in
the very best manner at moderate prices. You are
requested to call and see specimens at our office be-
fore engaging elsew here.
N;B.Old gold plates taken in exchange at full
gold valuation for every (aboye specified) class of
work
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DOWN WITH THE HIGH PRICES.
G. .. O'IIARE & SON,
GROCERS,
2sa SEVENTH STREET WEST,
BETWEEN AND N.
SEE OUR RATES:
SUGARS:
CRUSHED. GRADUATED, AND POWDERED
SHGARS, CENTS PER POUND.
GOES SHs1 BRow S9f e. e. do aSS f BEST
"stfHs hEST FE FLS StSk
CHOICE so s1af REh s HtAEEsI; .s1s rrn
BEST JAVA, ROASTED. 20 CENTS PER
SMk e vi SEMg n1.s
ArSRoefRsfEiss' 'Ss1E!lISEEBEAIEp MINoEMEAr, 90
CENTS PER POUND.
SHERRY, MADEIRA and PORT WINES, So per
RABBITS NEW r SfE SsEr SOAP, IL CENTS
TON, 25 PER PACKAGE
RUMEORD'S YEAST POWDER, II PER BOX.
POUND.
SATIN GLOSS STARCH g poundsl in box) Is
A full supply of RAISINS, CURRANTS, CIT
Ron, FIGS, and NUTS Of all kinds at the lowest
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hRS: w. AND II. A. MERRILL, DENTISTS,
L. No. gao PENNSYLVANIA AVE--
ME-; between 18th and 18th streets, furnishS
ARTIFICIAL TEETH on any kind of Plate <Il10
Desired Pure Nitrous Orids Gas constantly on hand
f9r extracting teeth without pain. We guarantee to
All those having work done at ONCE satisfaction
III every particular NO 25-ly
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COMPANY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

DEPOT QUARTERMAsrER's OFFIcEl
WASHINGTON, ID. c., January 8, 1870. {
VIII be sold at public auction, on MONDAY,
January IL, at III O'Clock m, at the depot of Army
clothing. &c. Armory Square, about 80 packages
OF COMPANY PROPERTY, left at this depot ON
storage, and consisting of Quartermasters Stores,
ing, Hooks, spurs Tents, Tools, &c
The sale will be made by packages, and in accord
ance with the list OF contents marked on each.
Terms Cash.
By order Of the Quartermaster General
ID. g. THOMAS,
Captain Military Storekeeper,
JaIo OF Acting Depot Quartermaster.
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PROPOSALS FOR WARD PAVING.
Ofos ef Spperintendent and Inspector af Se,rsys.j
tdTrtag.irdys, foofrays, and Nstc Bmiftngs,>
WARRINGTON, ID. L, January IA, $50. \
sealed Proposals will be received at the Mayors
DAY, the 9th instant for paving, curbing, &C. for
the year CONNIE neing April I, 1870 for the several
wards OF the city, contractor to have nor be in
terested, silently or otherwise, in more than one
ward.
Specifications may be seen at this Office every day.
from a. m. to clock pm.
In measuring crossings, hagways, &C., only the
width OF the hagstones will be taken into account
and the portion Of crossings with cobbe stones
will be paid for as cobble- stone raw ment.
No bid will be received which does not include an
ofer Tor each separate item Of work and material.
The law requires that the contractors for the above
work shall be practical PAYERS.
The name Of each party interested In the contract
must be inserted In full In the bid.
Zach bid must be accompanied by the written
guarantees OF responsible party known to be suchl
IN due form, and perform the work in accordance
therew1th, the sufciency Of the security TO be GER
tined by the Tax Clerk
The guarantee must be in substance as follows:
LA" b, guarantee that IL this bid be ac-
cepted by the Mayor that the bidder will enter into
contract Tor the same, and perform the work &C.
cording to the requirements thereof.
All assessnsnts for the above will be made in &C
No bids will be considered unless they be I'm strict
conformity with this advertisement, and the Mayor
reserves the right to reject any eli bids II deemed
by him to protect the ntsrests q the Cor
JaHWt superintendent OF Sewers, &c.
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RIRDS.-IMPORTED CANARY BIRDS, MOCK.
~ ING BIRDS, and MOCkING BIRDS n
FOOD, PARROTS and BIRD CAGES, &c,yE
&c. STy. HARTBRECHT, 80
ia III In No. 135 9TH street ~
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C. 3. O'HARE Il SON,
2S2 SEVENTH STREET WEST,
BETWEEN n AND N.
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A PPLICATIOsw FOR DUPLICATE LAND

APPLICATION I ESR DUPLICATE LAND
OEfAnrMKNf OF THE INTERIOR,
PENSION OTPIcE, July Is, ises
TO WAeM q Mov C6aceys:-Applicafions havfnR
been made under the act Of June 1850, for the 70
Issue OF the following described Land Warrants.
which are alleged 10 have been lost or destroyed.
Notice Y hereby given that at the date following the
rant q Ike tenor viii be reissued, II no valid objec-
'' '1 Il. VAN AERNAM, comni.s,opsr.
NO. 6lA0, Tor 100 acres, issued under the act of
February II, l6l7, In the name of James a Hsmil
s zen and was granted March n. 49, February s.
VTHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the @6ec,;her
has obtained from the Orphan Court Of Wash
t1gton C3unty, IN the District Of Columbia, letters
Of ation on the personal estate Of PETER
GALLAhI, late q Wellington county Aforesaid,
.sad decsased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the sae,
With the vo1chsrs thereof 70 the Subscriber, on or
wise By law be excluded from an Ssle6t Of ths said
s iR3s e esis ss.s & jan
: jss-lswsw' Aaminiarstrix.
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NAVY PAYMASTER'S OFFICE,
SEALED Proposals, to be endorsed Proposals, y
pay OF JANUARY, 1870. for the below described
Yellow Pine Timber and Lumber, which must be of
&c:
ss5 Eastern Shore Yellow Pine Piles Zoo Piles to
bedelivered within three weeks and the balance
B shols Tos fns
lO,co feet Board measure Eastern Shore Yellow
Bidders must state in their bids the time within
which the timber and lumber can be delivered. De-
Office. Responsible security required for the prompt
and faithful delivery of the same in conformity with
this Office; otherwise bids will not be entertained
Jal3 st Paymaster United States Navy.
FsESE S2UH Ss 81 Ss az Ggs :. DIS T.
The e oas alllI I' Cemetery Co.,
Ann. Stone, rr.pe.. n S Sa ssst j. Equity
John @: Stone, & Perry Fuller,)
Matthew'S solicitor il Is ordered that the defendants
above named cause their appearance to be entered
the s day
eeeded with as In case Of default.
True coz eopy%Test:-R. J. MEIGs, olr. de,svsv
LIMITED STATES PATENT 9vTICE.
5o Of r.nn
% %.sh o1 .. %ssS, 70
ment in Grain SEPARATOR:
on n sas the Ss
..d sssa 5: ss.I & a az sS M
s..., s1MTEI 8, FISHER,
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SlrED STATES s.a PAIkbSIc o55 ,nSa;, ,s,.
On the petition Of EDWARD WHITLEY, OF
Cambridge, Massachusetts, praying for the extern
sion Of Q patent granted to him on the Sth day Of
April, 1855, and feissued on the 18th day Of July,
1855, for IN Improvement in Culinary Boilers:
ordered that the testimony In the be closed
on the sth day Of March next, that the time for
hlng Arguments and the Examiner report be linn
TIED 70 the 18th day q March next; and that said
Any person may oppose this extension.
MANUAL B. FISHER,
- l-laWJw Commissioner Of Patents
LIMITED STATES PATENr OffICE,
MAsHISGroS, ID; O., January 5, $50.
. On the petition Of T.. n: HORSFORD, OF Cam
bridge MAS, praying for the extension Of patent
eranted @ hm on the ~ day q April 1856, reissued
sth day Of June ise for an ipprcvemsnt in Prepsr:
A ns dEn0''h0re Acid IS Substitute for other Solid
IL = ordered that the testimony In the case bs
closed on the I'D day Of March next; that tie I'm
i Tor nlinE .,esnents and the Exaniners report b
otson be heard on To 9Th day OF April next.
Any DerDon may oppose this extension.
BA0UEL D, fl8HBB,
Iae-iw3V CoGmtssonsr Of Patents.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
THE Vanderbilt HOAX

gov TROY TELEGRAPH OPERATOR WAS
IMPOSED UPON AND THE FALSE DISPATCH
SENT,
Troy, August 19-The manner in which the
Vanderbilt hoax originated in this city is explained by
be telegraph operator who sent the dispatch follows
lad who is employed TO carry Associated Press tele
grams 10 The Whig Office returning to the telegraph
Office at about 1 o'clock yesterday merning,
and WREN just opposite stopped by stranger who
handed him the bogus dispatch, saying simply, Take
this Mr. Adams" The lad took the dispatch to the
office and gave it Mr. Adams the young man who re-
ceiyes night dispatches AT the bottom of the slip was
note stating that the dispatch lad been withheld in order
20 obtain further particulars and requesting its prompt
transmission. Mr. Adams, finding the dispatch signed,
Kiss Troy Times" thinking that Mr.. Wm Kisseburgh
Of The Times had written IT, and observing also that the
dispatch was written in Mr.. style, sent it directly
Inguiries made after the dispatch published
DroufV eyeied the fact that the dispatch was bogus
hnd Mr. Kisseburgh diSavOwed all knowledge of It, The
gad who received the dispatch can give no description OF
Me who gave il 10 himas ii dark at the time
thc stranger was unrecOgnlzable.
No one who Is acquainted with Mr. Kisselburgh be-
3eyes that he knows anything of the disreputabe trans
action, and he is entirely eXoneIaed rom any com
picy in 1t whatever Strenuous efforts TO discover te
guilty person making, and general wish Tor the
success of these efOrs is manifested.
PROGRESS OF THE INVESTIGATION.
TROY, Aug. 20.-Having been directed by
the Executive Committee of the State Associated Press
to visit Troy and investigate the matter of the fraudu
lent dispatch relative to the illness Of Commodore Van
derbi would report that have performed the duty,
and have no hesitation in saying that the dispatch was
not written or dictated by Mr.. w. E. Ksselburgh Of The
employ Of said establishment The investigation will be
followed up and there strong reasons for believing
i'' ' &c. CUYLER.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
SEIZURE OF A STEAMSHIR
,,,rGrp VIOLATION OF NEUTRALITY LAWS.
=. l.. l1.,dix.1x a.

ALLEGED VIOLATION OF NEUTRALITY LAWS.
The steamship Florida, loading at this port
with military stores and ammunition, was seized
on saturday evening by United states Marshal Sharpe,
FOR alleged violation of the neutrality laws The vessel
20 held 20 await the further order Of the United States
Ditrct Court and the claim of her owners will probably
no heard today The Florida is of COO tuns burden and
was known as the Penguin, gunboat, during the war 1t
postyey stated that she is fitting out for Vera Cruz
whether she really intended TO aid the Prussans the
rrench ar the Cubans her seizure seems remarkable
orcumstance She is not Likely to be long detained, un
less those loading her been unusually stupid Tho
neutrality DAVIS allow almost as ample license as
can be desired Our citizens may sell and ship arms and
ammunition TO whomsoever they please only II they at
temnt To run blockade they do so at their own risk
There ia s vet no information to the special reasons
for the seizure OF the Florida II may haye been snp
nosed that her such as to h her for pri
Watering but this is not the Aside from the trng
bought with her from the United States Gov
ernment she has nothing with her but small rifle for
land service and little boat howizer Nor does 1t seem
clear how IL she had treble these slight warke equip
ments she could be prevented from clearing from Vera
Cruz unless the authorities have some secret but con
yincing proofs OF bad faith
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
GRIMES AND CAsuALYsEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

.MIs. Josephine Morton died in Hartford Satur-
day tbefsts Of burns rsoeivsiLy her clothing tng FIRE
-. .Greeuralds cotton mill in West philadelphia
damaged b, s saioda5. Loss S2Seco nsaas<e soO
-. The pasang mill of WIN. Cameron a. Co jim
Cpebust dssse by fire 10 the eIal Of $4,000 "a Friday he
building sss psriR insdred
IA fire occurred on Thiyl-ave., Chicago, on
sey serroyag te bgiing, from Ne 81 TO as oospled by
about A2O,eA.
..;;NIthn two days ak incentil1Ty fires have oc-
eafeo ID roI The last set yesstAy hed
stoddsn BBtons drug store Csbgrrsss
sspW Itr damage BY The other sres ws slight
THE teg Maria Melvin, white towing the
schooner Nor~e oswego yeeay rarts5 The Tow line vI
sd" the wheel vtsn vessel. spi s.lore nH,r re,
OhaTo and fall o The schooner b.o 40 cargo
IA Knoxville paper of Friday says: "The Hon.
r. Butler Member
by United States Marshal BiggS charge
Judge Thgs Of The United Baef asre h a.
hs appearance 81 Bristol BeIt Friday"
AFTER the close Of the exhibition ou Saturday
BSDdyhe, Ky, some % The employees Of Moves drcps while
created general Icr b insulting and subsequently os
proniseqous the citizens Te latter Tie Ire Ens
ONE ne,bs the eu COMPANY The rensde 90, q
town. Tso afiIens were wouDaec
Otto Baumgarton Of New-Hayen, a German.
.ear OF sga ILo bis spi boy SAssay hot
1n.I The child until Yesterday DorEss when d.i
opes $50 entertained be pOIbers oEs rA hs continuation
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
TIL MILK TRADE-THE PRODUCERS SIDE OF
THE STORY.

TIL MILK TRADE-THE PRODUCERS SIDE oF
THE STORY.
The Orange County milk producers claim
that the charges made against them by vendors ana
consumers are preposterOusy incorrect The proposed
advance in price is said TO be necessity from tne Cur
cunstances of drouth Other reasons are also assigned
farmer who extensive producer says that on the
1t Of May on of the unorganized state OF tne
trade and not from any CLINT in the market the price
was reduced from four cents to three cents when the
COWS were on Winter keep. The next month, when the
COWS were turned pasture. the winter Ieea %as
kent up as the grass Aashy and OF no great sun
stance The price then raised TO four cents, anu
comnlaints were made OF exorbttance, while mix
on the platform was worth from 2 ~
a can, 40 quarts wholesale. Ihe dIVutn Ias @
compelled a continuance OF feed, the past.u,res, .,s
living in parced condition. The producers aver thai
they have all the expenses to bear aud tnst the %
cans and replace them when stolen or worn out Urea,
capital is invested by the producers and the vendors al
little expense are enabled 10 handle the product OF
capital OF over 100000 The farmer gets from 80 20 81
pe cent gross of what the milk sells for ana the deaei
80 30 70 per cent that the farmer gets return OF 70
per cent ON the capital invested, and the vendor 20 "a
100 aud sometimes more The farmers for their part
declare that all they seek Is fair remuneration Ioi
their invested money and the cost OF producing.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22

DO wish inform reader that Dr. Wonierfl otter
man discovered remedy that Consumption when the
half consumen short will all diseases whether mind holy
and leave death play
degned make snbunsry spbce biSsul Paradise
humhuggery when tell you that Ca
only assert that which thOusan testify will pay $50 Re
that pamphlet giving symptoms and other
information sent IRE 70 adireSL This rru u, Is
SOLD By MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL PARTS OF TlIE WORLD.
Price 80 By mail postpaid re-ipt of
four packages for dollars Beware eoanter worshes
ia0ns that private stamp which posgs gu-auiee Of
grnunene tue oqtie wrapper Remember that This prsie
stamp, issued by the United eIpy snpg
medicines has por.rai and address and the words
Certificate Of Genunene engraved upon It. and need nss
swndled
De- Sage the only living that hs the knowledge and right
manufacture the genuine Dr. kages CaArh Renedy and
o sell this medicine. X V. PIERCE, N. D..
l3J Sc o.; BufaO n T.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

Nicol Duckworth g. Co., cotton merchants
OF Liverpool, failed Saturday. Liabilities 100000
IA dreadful cOlliery explosion occurred at
Wigan, Lancashire few days since, 80 persons being
killed, and many injured.
.. Cholera is raging at Taganrog ION the
north shore Of the of Azo opposite the river Don
and the deaths average 100 daily.
The 1866 cable, which was broken some
months has been repaired. The signals perfect
and messages are now passing freely both ways.
THE ports of st. Petersburg and Riga,
Russia, are full Of English steamers. Hungarian wheat
formerly shipped through Stettin now goes through
Riga and Russian commerce longer passes through
K0nigsberg.
... The Emperor of Russia has signed a new
law giving free municipal governments all large
and cities, ept in the Polish aud Baltic prov
judiciary,
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

Richard Barrett age 16, employed as brake
man ON freight train No Of the Harlem Railroad Com
pany while his way to this city on the train due at
Forty-second-st about o'clock Saturday, sus-
pected that young men had got on board OF the
train the last stopping place, and were engaged in
pag the and throwing the goods out at partc-
points, attempted along the roofs OF the ears
from the front TO the rear, with view OF watching the
thieves. As the train passed the Wiam-st tMelrose
bridge his head came in contact with it, causing instant
death His body conveyed to this city The parents
OF the boy reside at Dover Plains, Dutchess County
Blanchard Palmer, while riding on the top OF an ex-
press train of the Hudson River Railroad Friday his
head in contact with bridge at Croton Landing,
and he was killed.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
THE NEUTRAL POWERS
RUSSIA NOT READY FOR wAR-THE PEOPLE FAVOR
FRANCE.


BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRfspNbI 80
LoNneS, Aug. 2, 1870
Thespecalcurrespondent of TIE TRIBUNE Writes ~
from St Petersbarg the 18th k',ss,a uo'laia
tionof neutrality. sincere in itself will be the more
lv.,hserved because Russia is not ready Tor
war and cannot quickly get ready. During three
wears a.unaI arms commission has been experiment.
inp with hreech1csders. After vainly trying two
vystenls of transforming muzzle-loaders. the commits
sion resolved upon breech-loaders. But only 5000
are in the hands of troops 10000 more are IN process
of manufacture at Birmingham. The actual infantry
armament consists of 100000 altered muskets on the
Konka system, and 10000 on the Carlen system.
Cartridges are equally deficient
"Tie Emperor is personally favorable to the Prus-
SANS but the popular feeling throughout Russia is
stror gly anti-German. The Russian press is unani-
mors for neutrality. The GoIOs, formerly favorlng
Prv ssia. now says, War for Prussia would be the
most unpopular war ever undertaken by Russia.
Government paper and all stocks up since ii is
kr own that neutrality is to be Observed
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
~, IA. sold %. properly incass ne n.re for go 90 70 Mt
Carp~ner conductor the Harlem h'can an" '''
propreor Central Hotel al West Albany

., has sold properly euiDs u. ftss for sso 90 .ss ~
nropreor Central Hotel al West Albany
JERSEY CIT Y-Yesterday morning, John Meehan,
.Bss Pat asul John Fallen Inc
slunC shot. John Huntiey was aea IN be
Precinct and drawing revolver WIN 'h ~
ton Of shooting boys engaged In ball playing on we "e
premises. 4.
HUDSON CTTY.-As family by the name OK
Guin.n in eompany with Mitchell dryirg through frf
the horses became fnghtene and dashed
swn e street Of First and Jackson M the ho
dd The wagon agars awning and amppo and those and e
sn omptsy demolished All the occupants more OF es
,ni The drVer was nsensbe condition, and Dr
Mitchell badly cut and bruised -
NEWARK-The horse-cars which run from n,.s this n
nl,cs 10 RIbsth their TIL on saturday IeuAy
he street within he city limits rans without TPs se one
eonng through right morning and the other BENG
Sboat imposition Boehus who made himself 20 % ~
b nnIne Of The Sunday has oonslnfed 10 toP us
oppostsn The ears permitted 70 run IN Woo9se % M
sonsr settled win hereafter run on sunday nO''
opposition. =, -, IT,,
ELIZABETH-Louis Bnrdell, the brother OF ~ Dr, ~.
PewYOrk IL ago va my ar On
s.arsv a. nj. 1e Mr. Burie had lived IN the closest
al that time suffered from pAs
.ss snnnduee by burnng ship when coming from
An unknown BY an express IRAN ON VIC
Central Railroad Saturday night The engineer Reports
the staggering along sne Na'a O''''' WV
him and evidently drunk
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
Ihnnouncemenis.I ]
THERE IS GOOD AUTHORITY FOR STATING THAT

THERE Is GOOD AUTHORITY FOR STATING THAT
N This COUNTRY oSH ADULT OUT oV or CoSsUxP
INDEED so PREVALENT AND DISEASE BE-
CONF THAT IT IL DREADED As THE RACE AND
~ x von.,ry. srAsRs ALL PULMONARY COMPLAINTS MAY BIZ
oxvor,xp ny RxsoRrrso PROMPTLY ExPEcToRASr
oY Dr. D. JAYNE WHICH soorHEs AND srRESdriih's r
TUBES AILAYisG INFLAMMATION AND cLSaSsN' fhAA A ~
LUNGS oy ALL IT CERTAIN REMEDY SoR O"os" ~
COLDS WHICH TO rHEnsELvEs YREoukSrLf S" O
PULMONARY CoxF1Ar BRosoHrr' EErscTuALL "
TAKEN IN rmE AND STRICTLY FOLLOWED 1T HAS
MAINTAINED ITS REPUTATION ToR OVER QUARTER o
CENTURY, AND ~ THREATENED WITH LUNG DE
H,sE OR ANY OF THE BRONCHITIS OR Asthma WILL AT
ONCE GIVE THIS STANDARD THEY WILL NEVER Kh
GREr IT. SOLD EVERYWHERE.