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New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
Amnsements.

WASLLA.CK,';, :. ,psrxa w,1r,ok
- UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
| VIII be presened Mr AIbefry's new Comedy sniIsI
TW0 ROSES
| One, Ike the rose Vhen jane and July hej
One. hbe The lesf-honsoi bad Young MOy GsciOses
Sseety Hnhke, AMI yet ahse 10 this,
TWO ROSES"
SEW MUSIC, SCENTS. AND APPOINTMENTS
WHAT THE PRESS S paISI sSYs ABOUT ATaarf TWO HOSES
- "TIiE LisGB, ITs SETTING, AND TnB ADMIRABLY PR
HEAirTiBSr Ptiiss"NiilsnM ~" '"'
.T WILL BE BEEN WITH FAVOR PoB SUEBER or
+ TS $nS&is$ET Si ,$4 bE E;yEs 1Es SUCCESS
aTHEA ACTING WAS GO6O THROUGHoUr"-rPo4
1T Is Az ADMIRABLE EXAMPLE or a T8JB AND PURE
SCHOOL OF DRAMATIC COMPOSITION '-iByeaus Erprs4
iIs Joms iGIaI5 BULL
i SR'G9 saa a m % .2S 29 ss 'A SE" SEEMS Ar
CAST OP GEUsUAL STRENGTH
Banetps Cowaly.
THE SERIOUS FAMILY.
so rlearnl AMI v be shortly presented pih egofy attention
Due notice will be given Of he repctltio,of
BOX BOOK OPEN FROM A. MtotPs
MILE. CHRISTINA NILSSON-O "A.
M NJ, s,.o., SnTsy S ,1 Hall, Hall on LoaIseo., &
Mile CHRISTINA NILSSON
ser her brilliant taupls since her absence from this city viii resppea
TWO GRAND NILSSON COSCERTs.
oyE MEPSEbT dSISD SS,g EysSyai %i4sFS 2GTq3ER @ AMI
Nh. SAITTeDAI 0GIoBER e. AI ANNIE rorrsv
siguors DRIGSoM VERGER, yIgUxTEMPs.
The Grand Italian operM M3y QE IRETzRK WE sA' direction
CONDUCTOR. MAJ hAt'ni 1hN. sirp,r Bosoyr
The sale Of seat, viii e,nneno no. Tha Oct o.
GENERAL NILSSON TICKET OFFICE,
At sTELNWAi HALL, On F0U3IEENTHsE
Branch Ticket Ofce Sciunefs. 1Ol aud az rs Broadway.
TICBaDAY, OCr n, BgOOGIYY ACADEMY
NTIBLO's GARDEN.
y I55T FIVE NIGHTS or THE ENGAGEMENT or
LoITA. LOITA, LOtTA.
LAST THREE NIGHTS OF LITTLE kELl.
coG 1Sr DhScs i sHSLE MssTRE5 m & GHL4SD G FLING G Eo
MEk ,YnRESEST EAgIhy ShNSAsI "a E6rrA Two New Pieces
MONDAY, Oct THE GRAND fNGLIsH OPERA ooNDNA
'''-'' RicHYGs AID rAEEPA OPERA TROUPE
OLYMPIC THEATER; n5t,T IIccas,
The ''i FBlL5 lIa,'F' Of iAtcnTia sii5 iii p''''l
WEE willie wrNKrE. c,on,y
in "'i4i f7ERGTaiSS eHffifii 53 ';i Ss%' 74 Equal
MATIYEBS-wEDNBSDAY and SATURDAY, st1
geo. VANpENHGoFIF5'so GI5 81 D,c-,vs
meucs THIS b'ENiN"
win - O''A'-' fiB rs NJ $;rEaY or EDWIN BROOD
'F 'r'' '''nS second 81 ID and ne tn Ra a and 3i Oct
aa, Boossoe 81 BrcaGTay and Store M Broad
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
The Directors have great pleasure in announcing that
THOMAS HUGHES, Esq, NJ. p,
Aa,sor Of Tom Brown" at Or:ori, &c. &c.
Will deliver lecture under the iuspces the Association
FRIDAY EVENING. 21Si INST,
the great Hall ofbe
COOPER INSTITUTE
subec lecture details tickets Of admission, vi" be
announced tomorrow.
81. c. D. BORDEN
President Mercantile Library.
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II foot Of Chamlers-s and o 23lst. as follows:
Through Express Trains CAsmcst al ~ M 9;J
a. srd D. IA daly l}i-. 7;5 s;i3 e m sn1 ID
and IS D. m dly New and improved Drawing Room
acforny hrogh to Buffalo connecting al ofes
lie with m gnfent Sleeping COACHES running through to cleveland
and Gallon SIug Coscb, will accompany the rsn ron sus
ouanpa 10 uaao train from NewYork 70 Buffalo ana
m n NJ train from Nea-York Rohester, Buffalo and Cincinnati
An Fmigrqnt Train leaves daily AZ 7:i5 p. -, 90
For Port Way sl3O and i:3' p M t@Sd't H'
10. and 3:l5 n.y. .., -, .
For and WAY, at $3.50 (1dst 3l5 MI and sun
dsys only $3.50 a. lz3lst, 1913 a. M -
For Geycour and Way al 'o.jJ a. t2ilt '8;l3 A. m
For Segburgh and Way 5D and 4iJJ p m iIs 80
m, 3:l5 and 10 p M -, ,-,. , ~.
For and Way and t2t iAo anl 9:io NJ Ihe'
ater Train III 30 D.. (25-st 'l:i5 p m -
Way from Zsis Depot al t'i o'I0 anu -
'l:i5 3:i 5:l5, end G:i5 m From ClambeS' Depot al
6:i5 iO:l5 a. m; 70 H. *l:ij, :, 5l5 and 6:ij ?. M .
Tor Ickeusck and Hae iIom 2ds Depot atS;iS ana 40
M t2l5 J:i5 l5l5 5:i5, and tli5 Prom Nhaotrss De
Dot 800 a. n Y IN 2:l5, 1880. Is. 600 and 1898 m
For ernou E7ick Mosey ard Way from 2Jis Depot l9;lo
m l25 t3l5 fl5 i5 anit6:5P n and SATURDAY o5iI ~ -
u H. Prom Chinbrsst reIot at $3.50 m tl;O tJ;J i'l9 fio
800 and iCyI p H.; Saturdays only. tl2:OQ mt s,.
Tickets and for Apartment, in Drawing Room ana
Coaches otaac and orders for tie checking s1d transfer o. @
rae nav be len Coml8ny oilers pa JAs and o BfoAGy ~
CIamhrss Geenw st. 5th st and Ihri-sy Hsfiem @
m Fulcn,t TruoA foot Of Chantefa snl ioot OF M
NrwYor; Exchange ce ,nd Long Dock Depot jersey CITY and
of the Agents at tAe pracQal lo' VA d p,pp
L. d. RUCKER, Juya ~ " ~; ~; ~. -. % p'i,i' AZ,
GenlSaPL IM nh, u,n t.at - ~ ~ n '
'DeIy nsoAen''0A 'u''
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professional Noilres.

~ ID. HAMMOND, NJ. d., formerly Professor
". lmYorant specialae in the Sycaso Medical College
232 Fieih-st Of Tlirave, Y Civ Nervous Dehil
y and ali other special and general Diseases &c D1 It's wors Doc
DILES OR HEMORRH0IDAL TUMORS-
All kinds positively perfectly and permanently cnred by W Mo
CANDIISs NJ d No 20Ol ARCIl-Sf. PHILADELPHIA, PENN
desire those afflicted with kind of PlLES lue
External Bleeding Itching that there positively Kind Of
deception the these diseases the perfect and permanent
and without the slightest danger without the slightest INJURY to the pa
instruments also cure ms
Propsus liberation Of the lower bowels Patients
house I'LL cured Il they desire Can
200 persons cured Phadephis alone
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
Matbinern.

E'IRE and RED BRICK Factory
i No. 3Oj South Fithst Phiadelphia. ; + MlILEls
PROPELLER ENGINES FOR SALE.
New Conaensng 43iuch Cylinder by i2nch stroke
New Conien.ing Engine inch Cylinder BY 8luch stroke
2hnd Cnlnsng Engine 3iinch Cylinder By 80 inch stroke
2hand Cninsng Engine j2nch 6 nder by 3Olneh Stroke
'"' C. w COPELAND, 64 Broadway
CEWING- NG-MACHINES FOR EXPORT.
y We are pepared to GIL different kinds Of
for the export trade shippers vi" bnd II 10 le l
vantage 10 aiires, rs for fur her particulars - -
GOLD MEDAL SEWING MACHINE CO..
Manuaeurens. 3ji " ashingtonst, Boston, Mas,
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
Galee bn Anetion
uKo. A. LR.virr Auchoneer
AZ, urn AnE SALE ROOMS. -CLINTO

,,Ko A LE.vTrr Aurtioneer -
DOOK TRADE SALE ROonM,TSss n,T-ss sIIsrs ,CLlMm0N
10 CoSsGysFSr! lnR,ngs G.T,LosUrD AND SOLD
10 'oN'' tSsIGNRES SALE or FINK BOOKS.
uoNn,y TiiESnAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, OCT. IL,
uuepdng at Il O'Clock each evening Catalogue Of large
10 N English BOOKS, recently imported (Soh by
& ~ e Assicnc Comprising standard snl popular works
n in bindings Catalogues ready and Books on eiO"h
SATURDAY morning
A. MrRwiN AIc,oneer.
DY BANGS MERWIN d Co., Broadway, cor.
- Of Books WORKS Goods
TUESDAY Oc.. l8, at o'clock IN.
eATE VALUABLE AND RARB BOOKS, continued,
h en- nav be named the National Portrait Gallery Ogyes Amer
O.,rterIy Review, lOs vos complete etc.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
RANGs. MERWIN & o., Broadway, cor
90 rUbom If man Concern

i LANDOWNERS or RAILROAD COMPA-
who honorable with good references to
get up settlement Of tie Western states. vii
addressing A. S. l9 North Csrkst, Chicago, Ill.,
givin; location pnccs and conditions
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.-NO is here
~ given that Robert Fuller Bckshurg County Of Ocean Se
Newerse and John A. Noble of Toms River m County and state
partners trading under The and sts of FULLER NOBLE hay
this assignment the subscriber Of all the estate OF
the equal honest ofeir creditors and that the said creditors
exhibit ter respective claims under oath Affirmation within
the Of three tbs. WARREN g. ABbb
Sept
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
Cfcurslon5.


EXCURSION to AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
H VISITORS NewYo the GRAND ANNUAL FAIR The
COTTON STATES PAR ASSOCIATION commencing at Augusta
Ca Oct 26 purchase Mess H. r. MORGAN Coz
Broadway The round tp for so 50 via Charleston steamships aA
south Carolina Railroad
This 5 opportunity rarely offered 10 witness the ~
GRANDEST EXHIBITION or SOUTHERN INDUSTRY AND
PROGRESS EVER HELD IN THE COTTON STATES. -
For particulars address Secretary Of the Fair Association Augusta "a
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ BRN RAILROAD: -


DeNO in EewYOk foot Of Barciayt and foot OF Cnophefst
SIMMER ARRANGEMENTS, commencing TUESDAY, Jnl 20 lS'O
800 m EMPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting at Denvlle with boon
ton Branch with Chester Branch at waterloo Sih sueI X
for Ahover Newton Washington with tie D. l. and w X "
Gap Souburg Scranton, Great Bend nehau Ftt
al the bloomsbury
| md Des and Hudson Il Rds
H:ila m LETlGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops At Newark Morris
town Dover ckettstown Wasugton PhpuFg and Es.on
meets At Phil psburg with Bel. Bet Il r. for Bevde &C. and at
v r. T. Behehen AHeutoNn hauoh thuh
WiFe.taIre.
4lOp m SCRANTON EXPRESS At Dover with Chester "
r. al Waterloo r. md d Washington With D., l., sud
W r. X. for water Gap. Stroutshurg and scranton .
D. HACkETlSTOS MAIL connects with Boonion, es'er
Sussex Railroads. ... -. a,
and $50 m.
For SUMMIT intermediate stations at 65O 49, and 1910 M
an 60J m. - ..
lI:lG m I:IO 2J) $40 4:10 49, $50 6 $50 9:OO and IL 40
D.. m. oo
100 md 40 n 600 s2O 800, 3:40, $3.50 1910 4:Z0r
fi:5O $40 5.2O jjj 600 't1 t4, 'doo JN ana l'f H.
Trains marked stop at Easi Sesa5k. ,..., 49,, o.,,-,
Iesve NegYok BLOOMFIELD and MDNItLAih AZ 6'i' anu
l.ODy y.5G . m.
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Copartnsrsbip Nolires.

oparnsrsbip Notices.
NEwYoRE Oct is, 1870.
NOTICE.-Mr JOSEPH 5. STOUT is admit
| tel +, rartper In our snm. STOUT DICKINSON.
NEv YoRK. Oct a. 1870.
YI,UE firm of w G.. WILEY a Co. is this day
issolyed STOUT retiring w O. WILEY
sons xll gn tie firm name In liludAion ". O. WILEY,
~ ~ JOS. s. STOUT.
NKwYoRK, Oct Is. 1870.
rINHE undersigned have this day formed CO.
prusr,ip unler Of W. e. WILEY Co. for the
Transaction geas Banking and GO snd STOCK CommiHon business
W. q. WILEY, member OF n. y Stock BIchange
JOHN II STOUT hte Cashier Of Tenth National Bank.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
NTFW-YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAIL
n ROAD
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT,

cSTGFEersG syNHEe SGsASStshfiT6 JHSH 81 III
Passenger soa in YegYork Of Twenyevenihat and
F'o'hFs fHiSs Es'figf fESyG e. Sf%Y6RK TsS2';a1A'
For Yewraveu and Bridgeport tEL ll:5) m ll:l5 (EI
E1 I Md3 i52 ' stlsr ford ' FrSe Southport wes,po 1850
FaI R Sor.as S;s III gIj g lo H. s:ls EI oGr 9 i1o
rs1 A., 5,TsS S; S g. snf ii55 ~ R s:l5 and SO, D.
For stamford /, lE,) l;o NJ l2l5 tEIl 2S 9VEr)
For GTeh@h ami nterusate stations 1880 25 oi5
so sn5s Nal rain leave. Twenty YerYOrk at for
Boston via both SP'tts5S ttoSSEc 9s rSG Sa S@fT TRAINS
For For Boston Bo0 via via sp5Ssfd 55 Sa i9s g. p ai % H.
FSr Fo[ RSGo srfoi M and SpnSgsem m ELS Hartford
For Newport R. L. RI connecting with steamer across
S1Ir,ge1'et Ea 1g ,si gos m 5 H. to Montreal
dI % Sriiord Ia PIpence and ss Railroad M ia:i5
For Line Railway at to Norea and ffouieuce l@'
For Ss%iiaSea and northampton Railroad m to
Ndrtbanyioa and wiian,Irrgh
For IiolSaicaic tai.road II. and ?. m ~. r.---
Nor o yd%s .c % a. n G D. . wa'''
FI FS[ I oan Raroai a. M I2ls 4:5o and $50 p m
Commoous Sleeping Cars attached to p m train sHd 9.o 10 sun
day Mail rrsn either Line Drawing Room Gar attached the
m and 3 p. M trans JAMES II. H0Yr, Superintendent
NFW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT of
~ CoRTLASDIsT wESI ~ S ana yo
aea M and foBALTIMoaR s9a wAsHlNGpoS and
s6 iah rn INb soG fWisT $50 w. For the WEST
s @ ss As sSi3 5 % sSd run run ' ras from Sds I r.
6arsh f1ePn nm 'nd chlT' a S n a through Fiia
Love Louis, and Chicago without eh9nge Ticket ir sale at
PiILNAES PLACE DRAWiNG-ROOM ant SLEEPING I ARs
an n m train 10 PIT hurgh Chicago Columbus Cincinnati lhianap
s E ~ and st. Lou. without change The $3.50 train also
nm pasn Cars spedd Passenger Coaches through without
cfsnre 10 Chicago r. W. JACKSON General Superintendent
June l6 1910
NEWARK AND NEW-YORK RAILROAD
y DEP0T ~ EENAoRK Zoo. Of l4oeItrst Sor,h River
3P PAVE "a 'E SEEwsfdRK s3s f6R HFhGESAK hSp
sSS e. SS S i5 % 1s lo rs i:5 56 So, 6o 100 .d si
siI AZ ~ yE YORK FOR WEST BERGEE-At Goo 6:aO 7:lO
al IA 10 A. n J.yO 49,, $50, 0.D $50 300 1852 u
''''' '''' " 49, Il. T. RlCkER Superrtelelt
II. F. BALDWIN, Gen. Passenger Agent
NrFW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
" "a and ee MONDAY MAY % 1870 two Express rain, viii
-. -rs a r. and fourtA-aVe, AS follows;
I'' 10. % a. a.. Rutland EIpfe'a
..A5 n m BlCnfea EIpres
oa betseen Ncw1ork and Absns
VI - -
cOTITU SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.
IArT AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
cag MONDAY October 1910 from Roosevelt ani GrAadss
feTnea
g.q0 A. M. Mail for Paichosae.
IA m Accommodation for Babylon.
RTpre,s for Paehosae via stage to BelepoH snd Fire
so - lin Accommodation Saturdays, through ~ Paehogue
f.rt ~ ,n Babylon AccoAmoli iuon
t.rJ n in Meulck Accolmolai'n. , - t.-.-.-. -, - .,
~ T. M G no a NJ $3.50 ami $3.50 trains connect At Valley
stream for hOckaway .--t------.-..., ,.
TIE gf and 10 and j;j AM f'V IT, "4' "I'' ~ 'A'1J
' Stream for liempsssf -. ,.,.,.,, -. .-s-.- a..
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE
6tcamboais ano RAILROADS.
DEOPLE's LINE STEAMBOATS,

DEOPLE's LINE STEAMBOATS,
The DRRw AMI sT JOHN their pier 81
c.S ST+ Hs, .T f Of 2 SSos ysS s IN I % o
North West and Ba. Tickets sold and baggage checked TO ~
and no coTr Rlacs" Trsr.sr. Hn no, be % BY
.enent, nnaine the change Of ,h locty Of it. business
SAFETY. SPEED, AND COMFORT.
% sss. Es. wS5I seSsTF 5s bs 9G9 op %
d.s,e & I9,nt' ONT 10 Ihc new aud siaHch steamers
CiTY or NBw-YoRK.
CIn OF NhWLoNIoN,
sl / I.'ys NsTY.ik daily oniy srSspe a. O'Clock % fro"
T SSa er 5 ,oP o. Sinai & a ,g with Express. train.
for the shove points N London Northern Norwich aud "ofee'
fS Rbrouh tickets and rates Of freight ,PP q aRT iS oTes ~ Ara rSt
Ner,Yori. Oct ls, 1862
HARTFORD DlRECT-State Of New York
and CITY Of Hartford leave Peek sip daily At p m for Hartford
BTGe6cso n IT, &c. Fc Isl c... : 8, y ea.. q 22
DELAWARE AND n. Y. $ 5. Co., Pier 81,
mosh l' ,s1TSs w W. COT will Ays i5g tRI Fey & for II
Po1. Gf'S on s ssu Junction UsS .9i Bre.isa % ayo9
and B,inmee RAILROADS Returning VII leave Lg"g & on pi
e 1s SfLfSbrD fhsiIiYd Al EL1EwES % -'.[
NEW-HAyEN STEAMERS for IiARTFORD,
Pect Trains with the II boat e.ery morning IL Se"
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HoIlsa-
rnesp At u ard Y every night tSunis1s eicePiedG
pONDOUT, POUGHKEEPSiE, and NEW
ltsnScat. THOMAS coRSELI and JAMES v. BALDWIN leave
Pier foot Of lIafrs,n-sL da.y atf
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD GO. >
SOUTHWEST FREIGHT received and forwarded BY CAMDEN Rnd
AMBoY RAILROAD Per North River % sR4 iSIASD S t
dsatc Passengers NesJersey and C. and route from
Corudtst privilege route NEST Of t1P to Wsshng
ton D. c. The ONLY LINE aIorlinS
'D'' 0'''''n" '''N''' C. " PERyEIL General Agent
TENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY.
~ Passenger and Freight Depot IN 1ors Zoo, o, %
al
with the Delaware ackaEanna and Weten Railroads at
high VALLEY Railroad and connections olg direct lue to rt,
burgh ami tie West without change Of also to Cniai fta
wanna '"0 ''N hIifSTowS Ill LINE TO TIE WEST
Commencing June l, Ig1-Leave Hew-York as follows:
mFor Feni1eon Baston Bethlehem Mauh Chunk Williams
i2m-For Frmingoa Esson Anetovn, Msuch Chunk. wss'
barre Reaug Columbia Bphrata Lt Potlsule Hans
~ m-For Ea,ton. Ane7iovu ard Maucl Chunk
3:y mFor Eason. Acutogn Mauch 'hlns and Belvisr'
5;l5 ,. m.-For SomerviIe.
6p. m.-Tor Eason.
sp N (fngrsnt)-For Eason anl the West
i9nmIFor PiiiaSei on wednesdays and Saturdays only
Trans Elizabeth $3.50, 6to 6o, 5:lJ 15 $3.50 800
$3.50 lo'o m-l2 100 600 2:l3 1918. 3Jl. iJ 80
ii5 55 $50 5s5, G:oo, $50 7co 80 s:o 6:2o 300 lo
2:OoP m. n,, ..,,r. ,,-,.,.,
m-WRsTKRs ExPRgs dsy Except Suniav for Ra.on Allen
Harrisburg and tie West Connects Harrisburg Tor Ehe and the
Sondsburg Water Gap Scranton Bnghsmoa Syracuse &C.
Connects PlI 5urg for Maaeh CAaak, Wi!sears &C.
Reading ritstuigh Chicago and Cincinnati Sleep
witb Delaware Lsekswtnas Sli Wn Railroad ;or scranton
Sleepngr through from Jerey City to 1turgh every evenRs
osd of \, Jy foot of Lberty-st " No As.or Hou'e
Nos "a 27 326 Bos'ay No 10 ana AZ ne
H. BALDWIN Gen. Pas. Agt
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Gtationern, &c,
Proposals.
IMMIGRANT LANDING DEPOT

"A AulO Offices Of the Commissioners OF Emigration
Oftlc State Of New YORK. . -
Castle GARDEN NeS-York Oct. IL. 1870
will he received until October the Once Of
The Emigration Castle Garden FOR the erection Oi the
Insane Asylum Wards Island
ana the Office Of the Architect John
ONe esq No 20 Easu., from 10 m to p NJ OF each DAY
pros,s esl-i and addressed TO the President O the COmms
.ion or the On irman of Building Committee.
H. Ct.e reserve TO themselves night decline all proposals,
deem Il advisable. .,, .,.,o,,,,, ptt..
(siIeD ~ ~, "a ~ -, " ICTir y; ~
, 1870-04-14

One Of the reports of the Investigating
Committee of the Board OF Supervisors,
closed with the following feryent express
sion:
"Your committee close this report In The nru,
trust thst 40 Ove7uiIng Power viii t!ndly order
events 30 thSt huncst1, capactty and faithfulnezs
shau direct the affairs OF olT county In the future
making our moral character worthy the reputation
We sustain ~ one Of the great commercial centres
Of the world"
Official piety is not often appreciated,
but We think this aspiration by the Super
risors will elicit hearty nuen from every
citizen. The work Of reform commenced
with great difficulty in the Supervisors,
and the members who 20 ably and
peraistenuy followed it up, deserve the
thanks Of the people OF the county. They
have been able to convict IN only limited
number Of cases, bpt they have succeeded
in making crime odioua in that board, which
is great point gained They have suo-
ceeded in unmnaking fow casA1, showing
how rorrnptly tho money Of tho county, and
the public interests, have been controlled
by few favo1ites of the ring who have SO
long nisgorercd thia county. They have
shown these men that there is no power
which can successfully stand between official
rascality and exposure, md that, sooner or
later. the avenging laah of public opinion will
reach the guilty parties.
The committee Of nine have had thank.
less duty to perform, but they have done il
ably and maufully; so truthfu1ly and fairIy
hare thsu rnrdnctad 4te inrestYraf;nn tbn4
, 1870-04-14

eKtcAfn WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
CONTENTS,
1-- 4

FaEt L.
Enz7esnIs: A FAznes1' couyensiou: The Case Of
t,er.t;a; -AnncxAtIou~ Of San Domingo; The
Constitutional Convention; Iho AeFAsiand TtlxI;
kotc+ On Cur1rnt Torca.
EIcn.rna1,N CotII4,x ot Mining and the Practical Sci
tncr~ t. te established in Chicago: Aunl6c~ut GH,
Tr WEE: Summary q! New. Domestic and Foreign,
TEE c,Sss1rIT1aSA CONVENTION: Rezssesabltns
FIT Days rroeeedina
pA3t !.
FAa4 AMI GAnptx: Letter from Rusas: Cootins fos
Fiss FEa!t Crop; Tomatoes; Swcct CheEsics;
Agricultural Ce1lefrs.
yHFR1SAHr: Lrtter from Yrttffnxtian. The Err and
it, D;zeasea; Wherr u Aoarrss nj Questions abou
Horres.
AsmcrE1rnHI EEvs AID 6uEr1raxu: In Brief.
aruad Wheel for Easo1a; Earth Closets; Farm
t1s' Sons: Milk and IL Frpduets; Cultxfe oi
Mu,h1ocns: Slaukhtcsns AalrnAlI; Ara Ear1oe1s
Produce Broken: Tc1aA Hceva, and Te1al
FTo6tA
TEE TRAxsroK7A11ox QUESTION: Cau for a Coaren-
Ion Il Bloomington.
FoEy16N EG&zlF.
JOSH Bn1Isos' PAfEa: TIE AM.
CA1cH1so / TARTAN: Commodore Vanderbilt ana the
Prpscetonista
Aud Scbsssta: Bomhezdneut of Wraascl.
LIE 8 m sor1u: rhc Te., Oath: Murder Of .
LAHTe.
Fxxc l.
Lut1.a1: Gosap Il the Week u Home aad AbzoaA:
Sctie.s Of Leigh Hunts Day hy the Ffrr; D1toa's
South Ainesdcs. and other new bookA
woxAx Ihr shriednF ststeshood; The Female Juror
III Wsauairx; FGs1a1e Attat1eFk
ror7Rr. Tie Sofs No: Ih1 Glants Waofnk-
CABLES KITS: 4 capital stoIy for children. frun
Csssell.r tEnr.h, Aaenzip1.
ABaAHAA EScolSs RE1la1oH: Eli law partnes's siAte.
nlrat
GnLp Iowa FA1is: Alleged discovery and consequent
cxe5tcr1cnt-
O1p AM, NE~: A co1uran Of all soEtA-
, 1870-04-14

uniEc1saty = Intend to accoupnn1 tbs pz.ty.
The expedition will 4al at The closa * thn
spring tenn, md will spend some {our rnonths
IN Brazn, paasing through the extensiyo REGION
lying let"een lilo Janeito and the Amazpn,
specimens. The hazilia1 Goyernment h.s
promised tts lid and further.nce. In oJar nos-
tib1e WY, to tho expedition.
In 6hAlor Township, "a, Mrs, Never and
Mrs. Aimm 1.-Two in Attaining houses, which
lare common yard, wherein wese III heus,
each woHan owning three. Each had faith IN
her own hens hut Instead Of ak onIy i've excs H.
we're reported daiIy, Tho egg that vas Sot
forthcoming bocame germ Of suspicion EIrh
fanciod that tho other was the fist to ay;so h.
the morning; and each began to practico early
rising, Doth consequently a. the suxpicioI,
grew, tfging to anticipate each other il :;4itinc
houts. until the final catastrophe took nlsce At
o'clock one morning in the early part Of last
week. They met. Each dropped her lantern.
and sought weapon Of offence. One found
an =, the other > SMALL log Of wood. The
EcufHs thAt enaued wAs followed by arYeat. ard
tho discovery which lanterns failed to cYect
tnay be accomplished in the Light Of the Law.
- The following extraordinary narrative
comes to Chill from San juan, Argentine Re-
public: There existed In Sin Juan IA intli-
Sldpal " yesrs of ase, xho had two heads,
once expressive aud Of regulzr outIue. e,ch
looking towarsl the eidea Of the owner, and b.
ing united By the postenor part Of tho Uranium.
Ona Of the scientife European commission.
e1a, At present travelling through tho Argen-
tine Republic; proposed to operate upon the
Individual, taking away one Of The heads. The
successfully performed on the 13sh ult, With
ont esusing tho ieaat pain to the patient, not
withstanding that ehlotofo1m WAS not admin
istczed, and the operation lasted si1 minutes,
The operation, md the subsequent cure OF he
parts, is presented a. being something mar
relons- Tho head has been preserved in
Spirits, and will shortly be exhibited in this
country.