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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-08-10
Memphis Republican.

We have received the first number of the
Memphis Republican, published for the cam
paign at fifty cents per single subscription. 1t
is a neatly printed sheet of thirty-six columns
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-08-10
Large Tannery

Mr.. r T. Bcorden. well known 10 our citi-
zens j. erecting large tunnerY at Mcmillan :
Station Mr. B has been i'm the leather business
q long time, and having sold "a good deal Of it,
knows how t. manufacture a good article
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-08-10
Rnnnnun Rncninia

The collection of internal revenue for the %
District during the month of July, amounts to
$4,92S.53 Since Gen Cooper has been in office,
the collections have amounted 10 500. SOIL
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S. Il. 1860. y
S Z CROI X.

Nothing can be more simple, or it may be,
more appropriates st. Croix Rum is the stimu-
lating basis of the Plantation Bitters, and it is
therefore, Sin accordance with the fitness of
things that st. Crox should be the basis of
their business shibboleth
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-08-10
The Election.

1t will be seen by reference 10 another column,
the result Of the election throughout this section
of the state /, IN favor Of the Republican candI-
dates.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-08-10
Prisoners Confined.

There are eighteen prisoners at present con-
fined in the county Jail.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-08-10

The new food prepared from Sea Moss Farine
i meeting with wonderful success; and well it
may, for more delightful dessert for the table
can not be imagined.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-08-10

Hereafter calls on gentlemen to become candidates. or
matter Of personal nature. ,cU be charged for ADDER
hsements
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-08-10
The Daily chronicle.

For ,alc at the office and at the book stores,
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0fthe CHRONICLE mailed free to any address on ap
plication.
, 1870-05-16
A Harvest from the Sea.

The extraordinary success which has attended
the Introduction and sale Of the new article Of
food Sen Moss Farine, made from pure Irish Moss
OF Carrascen, Ii without parallel, anu only goes
To show that when really good thing Is presented
to the public theY are not SLOW In hndlng II Out.
and at the same time eager to procure u suen
proves to be the case with the above, ana KNOW
it,r it sag matter In which all classes OF our peo
Bic are interested it becomes as as public t9nrn9
ist to investigate the same as suliy as pnssp!G II
order to do 80 re have taken no ntde @ Mouoie,
and,=withont hesitation, & snaorsG saiG =; thi9 new
prepsrrtIon. It ts, IN fact, almost lmposslDle
to say TOO much In Its favor, TOR no article among
the food staples with which knd f5oEide1ee ~
blessed u.s. begins to give ~ sqch TAf1eIy o. o.
wholesome, economics, and really delicious o!saes @
Is those prepared with Sea Moss Faf1ne, a1a NJ
arc cor1dent that 1t has won its Place ~ paune
fnvnr frn1n merit alone, and not from any exeen-
stre r,nhiic nnffluC and advertising as IS usually
fhe csse. fhe new mills which the company a1e
now erecting, with new and Improved macninely'
arc enormous and ; hsea mt Ut up II III
cnnntrr. They haze capsclty, II need be, OF
producing 1eady for market ten tons Of fa51ne
I The process Of preparing Is simple, but laboEl-
ouR, Every pound Of moss before It Ia ready for
the mills Is picked orer By hand In order 70 cleaA
s. srIiected ii Ct 10 aeleansae @ and rurEg process b.
steam, after which it IS passed through several n
gentous and queetly constructed milis ttnaae e.
easng process, n - and i then carried 70 t6e mlls
rienced miller are required. When u
IS fssen ma9s 9to iansosra!l@n iata aoar 1a' Il al
n nut up % In sma1l paeSases @ Of qua1ter of pound
all properly labelled, and then again paeksa a ln.o
iuacinc someThas Of the vast amount OF labor Tint
Fez Of scarcity ot o5s oas 5snase an senn
nont s,,nnIy with the different Irish Moss met-
, 1870-05-16
YACHTING.

LONDON, May 1.-THE second Of the three races
between the yachts Sappho and Cambria was won
yesterday By the former, owing to the virtual
backing out of the Cambria The following 1S
taken from an English account Of the affair:
The Cambria, With her neW boE8pftt Heightened
two and half feet to accommodate q larger
working jib, proceeded outside Mob Light shortly
after o'clock, Saturday morning, In tow OF the
vectis. The sarpho haI already Already arrived
OF shore, VS. ", with considerable sea, though
less than anticipated. The Cambria atgnalled to
the nmpires preference for q triangular course,
bnt they refused to grant 1t. The Cambria then
accented a proposal to sail sixty miles to
Wiutiward, the course to be around Che1hourg.
H1eakHnter by the western entrance. AshuIy
Won the toss, and took the weather station, and
everything was ready for start The warning
gun was fired at 20 L. II. Presently the CaM-
bria sicnaled, tsT This Is not dead beat to wind
wu1d:" anti answer was returned, "Ihs Is the
81 wind" The Cambria then nnng out the signal,
"Dead beat or no race" She was ordered to take
her position, but refused. At I:I5, Dunnos bear
ing VI. n. IT,, eight miles Oh. while the CAM
una was lying dead, the American yacht swept by
under full hc1dway. The starting gun Has nred,
but Asbury's yacht remained modonless- The
Sap2ho stood to Windward, with steamer follow
{pE. signalling the c0uFse, as before.
Loud cheers were given on board the American
yacht, as she bore away to claim the prize, &C.
conpan1cd by the Dauntless. The Cambria, ut
last. commenced to move, and followed q short
distance, then, tacking, she returned to Cowcs.
The Dauntless soon after arrived at Cowcs-
There wds splendid breeze. The Sappho be
hared superbly, shipping little water- A protest
against giving the prize to the sappho Is e1-
pectel
, 1870-05-16
SPORTING MATTERS.
The Trotters on Long. IslnQd--
sulc of Indy Thorn.
Base Ball in Cincinnati and Chicago
Close Games.
THE TURF.


The race which was to have taken place at the
Fashion Course, Long Island, on Friday Last, fell
through, owing TO the heavy state Of the tracE
The collection Of horses At this point, at present.
numbers about one hundred and twenty, among
which are such notab1es as American Girl, fonng
Commodore, Topsy, Lady Lowell. Butcher Boy,
Village Girl and tho green enes- Dau
Maces stable-Lady Thorn, KiEkwood. WILL
lam B. Whitman, Confidence, Lydia Thomp-
son, GwJnn, Tempest, Little Dan, Dresden, IDOL
White Fawn Gray Prince, Bay Star, CAPTAIN
J1nks, Ids Schepper, Crtnoline, Knarsask, what
tington, Harry 81 the West, Goldsmith Maid, Hot M
umbus. j. Murphy's stahlc--Jack Brady, Louise,
Dutchess, Midnight, Lady Murphy, Lady Sean,
Century. Jenny WiIu10re, Felix Rogers, Jonn Muf-
phy, George Wilkes, j. J. Bradley, Honest Allen,
Belle Of CLYDE Western New York, Experiment,
Dreadparght, Nathan and Els The set meeting
Of the season begins on the Fashion Course next
week. wit1 large purses, and promises to be
most brilliant one.
PROSPECT PARE.
The purses for the spring mecsln1 at lness
grounds have been closed AL the purses nave
been filled except the sixth. and last which Is 1ot
5OQ free for all horses, mile meats, best three IN
i've, il harness; in which Lady Thorn alone has
neen entered The meeting will eegtn on Iles-
day, May 81, and continue until June z
LADY THoRN CHANGED HANDS.
OuTuesday last the bay mare Lady Thorn was
sold to Mr. Smith, Of the nrm Of Messia Smlln:
Gould, Martin Co, for the sum, it Is reported, OF
GOD Yesterday morning she Was taken 1rom
her old quarters at the Prospect Patk 1ar erounas
not, however, without many stghs Irotn % nef
trailer. Dan Pufe1-and stabbed at Fashion Course,
where she wi1l In future remain, In chasge Of pan
Mace
, 1870-05-16
TIE CITY m BRIEF.
A Dntfful ~ Policeman.

An oflcious policeman committed an onence
yesterday which entities him to discharge rom
the force. Ills na1ne Is Jerry Casey, and his num-
ber "11.7 About 3 O'Clock two young gentlemen,
one bookIeeper in q National Bank and the other
an etnploye Of q 1rm on Dearborn Hfreef, let
their residence for the purpose Of taking walk
They passed down Michigan avenue to Sixteenth
street, thence to Wabash avenue and south on
mat thorough1a1c until near Twenty street
they walked 1eisurely along, looking at and ad-
nIring the handsome residence When near tae n.
behind them. TOOK each by the coat sleese.
and informed them that they were a.
rested. 4Nhat FORT" he WAS asked. Hon
suspicion" WAS the reply. and he proceeded 70
drag them towards the station house. The book
keeper, who Is rather nervous, demanded to know
wny he wns tnktn Into custody, n he had done
nothing a.Susptciou. and bare ,.asn -
Tue other zentleman YVES collected md dealEed 10
fnpw Why he had been arrested, but could not get
satisfactory ansTer. 2uite a crowd Of people
knew buth Of the young men They identified
them, and the officer told them to go" The
Superintendent onght TO have Casey brought be
fore the Board Of Police, and, II he conducted
himself as the Joung men say he did, there ought
to be vacancy In the force.
, 1870-05-16

THE TWO GREAT CANES AT CISCtNAAlt.
The series Of games which were nlagea last
week between the Red Stockings and tae FoIess
C1tye. Of Cleveland, ut the Union Gfound8 u Cll.
cIni,au, ere the most exciting and Wcll-contessea
that have taken place the present season IL tns
west The first Of the games NaS 80 well pla5eu
on the part OF the CIcvclanders, that but io5 y
iucky spurt" on the part Of their opponents u is
possible that the great inyincloles might nave
been beaten By club which Is only recIoned a9 an
amateur one A Cincinnati pspeI says Of the fl5st M
ra1ue TINT, "The contest proved to oe one o. tus
most Interesting ever had upon the e., unon aa;a
Ground, the visitors playing supeEb'y IN tue 1eia,
add the Red Stockings being unable 70 taSe
hold Of the very swift pitching Of Pratt, The e
score standing at only three to two IN favor Of INC
Champions al the end of the fifth inning; Ming In In
die sixth inning, by some haId hitting, atteu y
several passed balls the consequence Iataer OF Lae
terrible pace Of the pitching than OF mdlaesent ~
catching, the Cincinnati boys Ian up scoIe o1
nine r1ias, increasing their total runs TO twelve.
wasiscd Id quick order In the list three innlnss
and having i've goose egEs In all charged nP "
theIu, The Forest City boTs were Whlte"asned
seyerl times, which tells the story OF the shafp
fielding Of the champions sufficiently vel 70 ior-
bId inTidious mention, though. perhaps George
Wright at short, his brother at centre, and ALI
son behind the bat, played even better than usual
which is saying great dealn The score OF th1s
came was IS follows.
, 1870-05-16

ss,9t and M Frtsress "a wonder he s disconr-
aRed and retul n 70 his sure ME for protection.
Again: They must be placed upon taslE a own r..
soufceA We have been bab!iug them long
rnnnUh Gnrr7nUent treaties hdrs injured them
more iEan ali thx rAisty erer brought e them.
Give them help In some waE, IN building school. POI.
houzeE, providing agricultural maen1nes' e'e-, out
Again: We must establish system OF cduca-
ton in fhe.vcrnacula1 We can educate @ tsm ~ 10
tventr 1ears and this fact unquestionahly proved:
MI Il then concluded with deEcnpuonss o. OF
churches, presided over ty native 'pFeaeae10,
scbools ctr among the Sioux
, 1870-05-16
THE INDIAN QUESTION.



L Riggs, Esq, lectu1ed last evening In the
New England Congregational Church, on the SUBJ
IT, enaa w w.. M 49, aarto.t
n. ls In 1nIetessns speaAei' ano Aau Luz pei1scA
attenuon oi tne auo1tnee tulotsnoo- 4Ac Aues-
rather. what can We do with him, he said, receives
49, .rr,rnr. ona hv tho sentimental hnmant.
t"o one" e.s' ons' ~ n, sus 1a.as.. .ess..
ta11auB o. NE East, wv nase reau Govpel hotE r.
1u Isn ~ y. noe hTnther natta1fv ahore the
past and present. and they urge that by having
fait chance. ne Won!1 Ilse 70 n1gn !esei ~ Ine M
what they can do On this basis towards solvng the
question
The second answer to the question Is giren b5
fncaruotc, and the onlg way to deal with them IS
ID IN theIn. ard the sooner the better for both
them and nj,
Neither Of these theorias, said the speaker, are
correct. Il IS almost Impossible to Is XII them
m. y s1Ys costing now tens Of thousands Of dol
iara apiece and eosts more blood than rce tdke.
me other thcory places rs right before other
natjons as meantrlg to do right, but shows poor
staienanshIn. as fsIirre viii &c tho only result
VThat "a fhe correct theory7 1t may not seem
mrtiesf saif he for me 10 prppound a new one,
1,,,t ~ ,nn1 resi1ence On the border counts for
ANYTHING: Il to dwell where the air Is tretnulous
Of the possible war-whoop and the bnliet oi Lns
secret ioe daily sogEn1 1oE sae PPS
m aTnrass mrssIf Eron4lJ, and can speak, and
fspe}T' ion. N -
dunr believe at MI In all this sentimental lax
o. nda nasE " thSrrsnians. and know what amrm.
~ mn ~ 1rsf iio AWAY With few mlsstateMents
!ent Ils,dtans an, fasr passing away. They are
t hoi -. an1h HTara Tho 1norn1nr sim: their inevitable
inS qatc Is is to r neTisb from the earth.
, 1870-05-16
BUSINESS NOTICES.

so Insidious are the First Approach-
es q, consumption that thousands remain ulcon-
sciots OF It's presence until It has brought them TO
ne Of he zSs:. grass An immediate an
On 'the nrst appearance Of the, cough,
pai1 OF soreness Of the throat Of. chest,
void ve.y generally preclude fatal result OF, ia
csej the symptoms Indicate the presence Of latent
consumption. would tend to sub4lua the violence
OF ne disease. and thus materially assist ID pro-
1onslng the life Of the patient Use the E4pec-
, 1870-05-16

End thfs ancient Northern Democrat Converse
toeethe1. T thought thxt We ought to have
CouperAea5 history q tho war, and
that its motto should be "Aen, not
principles;" and that it might be as
well Tor the author if his naue does not ap-
pear On the title-page. Such book might be
strictly authentic il one Of our old gang1enea
Ike Pend1etou should write It; bat, to make it
entirely respectable, it ought to bo anony-
nous. It viii be al Writtsn. scnre aay, by
rome one qualified By sufficient nemor! and
sufficient treason, for, As the Apostle John
heard voice commanding him to write, 30
also there is poem Of hrs. Browning, with
curious preface; which the Coppezhead hisso-
rian ought to have at his heart
"Thls Il the curse-writow
, 1870-05-16
1a "a 8 IA
Cincinnati, ,,,..,,......l 6-SS
fp4 ri Eifs............O 1


although very pretty one, Was not 30 "en COZ
tested Is ths s ath9nsh stu anoSa sss 1a
.For fhe trsl four innings It Vas ueck-and-neek
but then then The Rss e 10 Te
anon their Know lcRe Of it until the eighth inning,
when change was made r. tns Fofe 1S cty oS Pe
saEtue third base. This did not materially improve
wh,ss wesK es5s oe1S vs cps1 sT
enough to bother the boys for awhile. Water.
man died Allsons position ably, and 'toved
himself at least the equal behind the bat e.
whose work WAS supelbly done. Fred > =
eral fine forl tips and ~ catches, pla:'
however. tn the ninth inning, which -
been whitewash for the visitors,
giving chnnce for an out on three
was not accepted, and three Tuns .; : ~"
consequence. The WIS pcfhafss 4 '':*t'' =
SO wei neiued Us the preceding =. -.
some respects an imptoveme;s' :, ~
batting an both sides making : " u
ence. One OF the finest catch, a'';-;'v ~
Union Grounds Was that OF y : ~ Ir
In his left hand" The ecoT e '' =. ",s'j X
fnI1nWH: IT,
, 1870-05-16
AGencrous Subscription.

i.;aa LEE I'm fnr the Leuent Of the willow Of
n35ssTJoha Bruner In addition to THIS they Dc,
Ihe funeral Esn Bnaes whe Tised
9te Tte money. Viii hand It 70 Mrs Rruner to-day.
, 1870-05-16

An tnciplent fire occurred at quarter OF O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon, In 3 shed In the rear Of NJ
il Liberty street, owned by James Lannan. IT,
Little Giant extlnguished The 1lames.
AT .quartcr Of o'clock last evening.
tory room Of Bill Heron, publishers, -.
second noor OF the building No. 1872 Soutt fA.
street The Long John was called out al eQt'-
dued the fire after about 500 dam8ce ha been
done Bin i Nerznn,s loss was about 100: IN
sured. George NJ Alien i Co., who otsony me
first toor, lost 40 by water; Insured ne oalla-
{nr Yas daruaCHd To The extent Of SD
, 1870-05-16

A vonng c;,I named Minnie koerner, is yeaf5 OF
,-a Was fnnnd dead IN bed st the residence o. aef
rarsnts No s65 state street YESTERDAY m15an a e.
s;Irin nc County PhysIcian, made post 41oTte1a
e1annaiion, but as death evidently resalted ifon'
nnfrra1 causes none EAs held.
, 1870-05-16

A colored boy named Jares Jones, Is yeasss ssm q
age, was Killed by being sttac9 Mlta , oa9I Eonnr
men plaJing bail On chfcs{o avenue near 5ae ~
ven one them was hating h1a ne
c,me ,,ncnnreinr,s at Snce, and d1ed IN 4 short
me TSe body was he RESIDENCE o.
his parents 81 $40 West Hubbard street ana NJ te Iae
Coroner notified to hold an Ing WHICH Ut VIII
do u tlpS
, 1870-05-16

WIrc-cloth window scrcens are again coming In
demand. Persona wanting them should go 70 the
piopecys In tho trade, Messra Eyuns K Co, No. Sol
lake s,1ect, who have facilities for putting up
ecrrens Tor the whole city. Painted Etre-cloth Is
furnished 1t Is cents per yard. The trade are lib
craIly dealt With.
, 1870-05-16

The members Of TIE ChicaEo FT n 3DfIsnan NJ
Mag i Eira 4tenartn1ent to their annual parade
an ns 5g wish 70 return their heartfelt and sqseEs 3se
thanks or he con.tess e
~, ~ tho MsTnr. and cx-Mayur Ed Joslyn, LOT the
many attentions paid them
, 1870-05-16
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.
Fifty.T0urth Figures
from tho ANIMAL IkcPort-Addxesses
and KekOlntionN-

Elfty.IOurth ADn1yerS1lFY-EiE
from the Annual Ikcport-lAdd1esscs
and Resolutions
From The Se.o I'orE Tim<s, Nay IS,
The flfty-fourth anniversary Of the Ameri-
can Bible Society was held yesterday, at tho
Hall OF the Young Mems Christian Association,
commencing at 10 .. m. In tho absence OF
the President, 31r. james Lennox, the Vice
President, I. S. Winston, presided. After
the devotional exercises OF the morn-
ing, conducted by Ney. g; F kslten'
urers and Managers wero read by Andrew
J. Taylor, tho Assistant Treasurer, and Rev.
7. Ralston Smith, tho Corresponding Sccre-
ta1y. The number Of auxiliary societies is now
1,950, with 5,155 branches, GO Of tho former
The central body has AZ agents in this coun-
trs, with 81 assistants, while in the service Of
the auxiIiaries, there are 196 country agents,
Ito colporteurs, and 2, ,o4o voluntary local
agents and visitors. The society also supports
sagents and 10 colportenrs in foreign lands
the year, together with 10 life directors.
The receipts Of the Treasury have been
S747,o5s.e9. 6f these, sisa, 1856 wero de-
nyed from sales, s161 ,a65.7s from donations,
SIG, 5.35 from legacies, and e35, ,818. 81 from
There have been l ,12G ,318 volumes printed at
tho Eib}e House. while 81 ,401 volumes hare
been purchased in foreign countries, making
total for distribution OF l, ,4S7, ,7l9 volumes. or
the books issued from the Bible House, there
lavo been so9,774 Bibles, 657,018 Testa-
ments, 44,GG9 portions Of the Bible,
and 800 volumes in raised letters for
.hS H. vslned aea at aes fSere i hsVs bosn
2o8, $40 solumes, IN fifty different languages
and dialects distributed in furcign lands, e1-
elusive Of those granted by tho Bible House.
Tho entire number Of volumes issued By tho
istence, il 26,G7o,37l Efforts hare been made
to extend the work of tho society in evory di-
rection, and special attention has been giyen
to the new accessions to tho population Of the
Pacific coast, coming from China with idola,,
hous custouaa and supaEstitions. a special
agent has also been engaged among tho peo-
pie Of Utah-
The following ia 4 summary Of tho work OF
kl.o s-nar md fla n3af four YnnrH:
, 1870-05-16

Policeman Hayes arrested = man On Randolph
street Inst evening with buffalo robe IN h.s Pos
session. He told SO many contsaS NJ e.., siI9 n
roy, S,e uncn AT the AfmO1y.
, 1870-05-16


MARTTS-1n this city. on Saturday. 18th Inst
ErnIlF Nifc Of Vim A. Martin Also, the same day,
Lena, Infant daughter Of VIII A and Emily Martin
.hs Git{ on sandsy ds IT,; III aEs7 aE,s.
aged years, 9 months. II days.
Funeral at p on the 18TH
, 1870-05-16

During tbe travelling season, II our patrons Will
kindly inform Us, either By telegrnm Of letter, Of
their Intended arrival We can be better prepared
for their comfort
In accordance With the reduction tn the value OF
gold, the transient board at the St. James Is re-
d1ced to four dollars per day
PROPRIETOR ST. JAMES HOTEL
, 1870-05-16

For upwards OF thirty year ys.a1 ~ MI. r.,
WInsIow Soothing Syrup lag been ossa sos CHI, Y,
coTccts acidity of the stomach relic re- WING m
coitc regulates the bowels. cures aySenteIg gns4 sq
iia1hea whether arising IRON teetnlnf .. os,.
Bkfe In all c1sc4
, 1870-05-16

TWO BiI1lnrd Halls, supplied with
Phelan's tables are among the mlnnE sdlW1ets of
ton. Messrs. Rice Keep pace with Ill the demands
OF guests.
, 1870-05-16

C;~GraH-...
Forest CEY..~
~ !. 81.
9345 So 9 10
Il O o 0 11U1 Is
100 0.1 0 ! 0-4
.pRK CLUES.
ne Stars at base ball. SatUr-


EUUI.--'',-- :. NE STARS, OF EEw ORLRANa
NEwLa4 'iar 1a-The third and deciding
game Of q = s for the championship Of thls
State, between the Lone Star and Southern Base
Ball Climbs, Of this city, WIS won by the Southerus
SIS to 20,
, 1870-05-16
The CHICAGO TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MAY 1e, 1870.

torznt therefore when you sake cold aud thus pse-
vent the necessity for lt5 nss In no1e oangetoaa
comulsinta Sold everywhere.
, 1870-05-16
DIED.

Ct1npped Hands mud Faces Cured
by using Juniper Tar Seap- Made by Caswelf,
Hnzard 4 Co., New York.
, 1870-05-16

Large stock of New and Sccondr
hand Safes at lor pricesr for sale as Aa11s 1aeH|
~ g. South Canal street.
, 1870-05-16

tnfants.-much suffering to these
trnder HffIe buds OF the human family might pc
aiayed By nsing Mrs- Whltcodnb's Syrup see ad-
yertfscrneut In another column
, 1870-05-16

,,rcs ~ nlcasurc TO call spccal attention TO the
Efrnireraea1 Clothes Wlinger." We hare had It
fa and are tne5c1ose :, 1ps 70 sn sea6 q
t{si - merit wh!ch only needs TO be Known 70 BE-
come what It's name imports, "qniTs1sal" ~; IN IL
ne and IN DE approval with which + WILL be re-
, 1870-05-16
WANTED-T0 RENT.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.


JITANTED-TO RRNT-A FURNISHED ROOM,
W cot to exceed &GD per week within Is tufnute.s
walk of the Court Houec. Addrcss for two days K
NJ. caro- Of Revere House.