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From the circumference to The
Hub" we come.
The harvest is past, the Summer is nearly end
el and the s.r,nll a III, ~, Is II LII

The harvest is past, the Summer is nearly end
ed. and the S>aSom Of enjoyment IS al hand.
All who would rest from their I.bors and feel
the gladdening influence of a SOCIAL HOP or
realize the oNhilirating effect of good things 81
the inner man and bid dull care ayaUnt, are
respectfully invited to participate in a GRAND
FESTIVE PICNIC, TO be held in the grove near
PENNVILLE, On THURSDAY, AUGUST llhr
1870.
No pains or expense will be spared to make It
TIE Picnic of the season. The arrangements FOR
DANCING will be on a GRAND SCALE. Pro-
lection from the sun on the platform is insured
Those not wishing TO dance. will ind ample means
of enjoyment the Fine Swings, Flying Aoi-
ses, or at Croqset.
An exce.lsntBAND OF MUSIC will be provided
REFRESHMENTS Of all kinds will b. furnish
sd at the grove.
Arrangcme ents have been made fO7 '-loSs
Trot, v heeling Match Foot ard sack
Race, in the evening, which will sff5rd some Eare
fun.
CONE OUT, YE FESTTTE IOUIh-
COME SPEND THE Dil!
Ample stabling will be provided; and in case as,
of rain. all will be accommodated at the H0's'
and elsewhere.
B F DIEHL.
JAS CLARY Jr-, Com
Aug 70. WM. Z. DIEHL. J
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-10

Unity and victory are the watchwords of
the Republicans of New York State for the
approaching campaign. Personal ddferen-
ces will not enter into the canvass a. hereto
fore, distracting the party councils and de-
moralizing its ranks, but all wi labor uni
tedly for the success of Republican princi-
pies. We hope the few disa1fected Repub-
hcans in several localities in this State, will
initiate the example set them by their New
York brethren. Harmony and united
front insure victory, while di-sensions and
chickering's imperil the success of our candi
dates
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-10

Down in Alabama they need political and
literary reconstruction yet badly, a. witnes.
the following paragraph from the Tuskaloo-
sa Monitor ''The news reaches us that
the miserable Radical tool, Grant, has ap-
pointed the drunken, cowardiy william, V.
II. Gaughan, Secretary of Utah Territory.
This is in keeping with Grants previous
infamy. This act is reward for theoerime
of attempted assassination. What gov
ernment is this that We chafe under Here
is despicable creature, who deserves hang
ing, raised to fat Office by the (mutron)
head ef the nation Cezar had his Bru-
tus, Lincoln had his Booth, and poor devil
Grant had-better profit by their example. y
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-10

The Press says. The Northern Democ-
racy carry their elections by ballot box stuff
fing and fraud-their Southern allies by
numbering their political opponents and
driving them from the polls. Thus it was
during the war. One wing Of the party
skulked behind the army of the Union, and
aided the enemy in every possible manner,
but dared not resort to open means. The
other threw down the gage of battle aud
met it on the field.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-10
The Public Debt Statement.

The New York Herald, which does not
often show partiality for the Admini.tra-
ton, and frequently condemns it unjustly
and severely, has the candor to recognize
Its wonderful vigor and success in financial
matters. The July statement of the Public
Deb. has drawn from it the following com
plimentary notice of the Secretary of Treas
ury:
Mr. Boutwell,. debt statement for the
last month makes out reduction of some
thing over seventeen millions in the national
debt for that period. The Secretary is GO
ing on better and better all the time Eight
or nine millions surplus month to be APP
piled to the liquidation of the debt was a
considerable sum ten millions was better
still but seventeen millions, which is At the
rate of hundled and eighty millions a
year, IS glorious, and shows that the debt is
bagatele to this rich and prosperous coun-
try. The reduction in June wa. over twen-
ty millions, which makes within the last two
months over thirty-fve millions. OF course
we cannot expect the debt to be liquidated
80 rapidly hereafter, when the laws of Con-
gress reducing taxation come into operation;
but We have no doubt there will be still a
large surplus to be applied to the payment
OF the debt. The United States can pay the
whole off in fifteen years. Never before in
the history of nations did any country show
such resources and wealth. There ought to
be no difficulty in funding the debt at low
er rate OF interest, and there is no reason
why the credit of the republic should not
stand highest In the markets of the world.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-10

REDUCTION OF THE STATE DEBT.-It ap-
pears by the report of the Commissioners
of the Sinking Fund that there has been
redeemed of the public debt since Novem-
Der 80, 1869, sI,4l2,6l0 72, of which sum
$579,275 10 was redeemed during the
month of July. besides the payment of $l2,-
s26 "a interest. Ofthe interest due Au-
gust !, 1870, amounting to SS79,7I3 81,
there was paid in gold $l94, ,264 s, and in
lawful money S695,449 90. The total State
debt July 81, was S3l, ,40l, $50 %.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-10

1t seems that Bradley, the colored mem
Der of the Georgia Senate, whose ahtece-
dents are reported to be of discreditable
character, was retained III that body by
Democratic votes. An effort was made to
expel him, because of the numerous friends
which he suddenly developed among the
unreconstructed. The crow like scent of
the Democracy for tainted politicians is re-
mark able.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-10

Gov. Geary has appointed j. Alexander
Simpson to fill the unexpired term of the
Register of Wills, in Philadelphia. Mr..
Simpson i. An Attorney at law, and has
been prominent for several year. past in the
contested election cases.
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cHERIFFS SALE-By virtue OF ce

SHERlEF'SS SAIE.-By virtue OF Get
~ tain writ of FGeri FdciaS issued out o.
the Court of Common Pleas OF Clsarfeld couh,
ty, and to me directed. there will be eIPossI |,
public sale, at the Court House, in the borough %
Ciearfsld, ,on MONDAY, the c9ih day OF AtUCoii'
1870, at 2 o'clock Z. NJ, the following ae'''i'''
property to wit:
A certain tract Of land situate in Brady ,i 'onH
ship, Clearisld county, Pa, bounded and lesS' -
bed as follows: Bounded on the west oy IAN.
Smyley's heirs. North by Boyle and Lluie 20.
by j. Lyons and South by George Horn, ahr 'C- ~"
tanning fifty acres, more or less, with sOoI
chard and log house and barn erected tnSsn''.5
the greater part of said land is cleared ce.L.r
taken in exeer tion and 10 be sold IS the pfoP'''
of Alexander Dunlop.
ALso-a certain tract of land situate II Di -,
township, Cle,rieid county, Pa, bounded ant 10.
scribed as follows to wit: Beginning al .r
oak corner. thence west ITO perches TO pos.,
nsr Of land sold TO Robert Patton, thence Ay a
152 perehes to a post thence east ," perchess.
post. tn ence south 20 perches to pos, ..b
east 81 psrches to post themes south u ~,
to the place of beginning. containing y.,,.d,
and allowance. having about i've acres t"n..,
with large steam saw mill. two dwelling H0Vi Sal.
store room and frame barn erected thereon. ,b,
zed, taken in execution, and te be soil
property of G. W Garfield and W. SmiIp Siairp
.,r,.,. ,s7o sheriff.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-10

The Democracy start 10 the coming Con-
gres,ional elections with some rather heavy
veights-hatred of the Union soldiers, OF
the freedmen, of the Chinese, of the reduc-
ton of the public debt, and of the economy
of the Grant Administration.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-10

Governor Morton, in a speech in Indian
apolis the other day, said Prussia had been
the friend of our Government throughout
the late rebellion, and that it was quite nat
ural the Republican party should now SYM
pathize with Prussia against Napoleon.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-10

Dan. w. Vorhee, informed the Democrats
assembled at Clears Mills, Indiana, on Fri
day a.week, that ''Not dollar of the pub
lie debt had been paid, and will not be for
I'll. next thirty years. Dan shouldn't lie
so badly in the face of facts.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-10

Perhap. tn. Democrats who complain OF
corruption in the Republican administration
of the South have forgotten the Piaquemine
frauds and the robbery of the Indian bonds
by the State of Arkansas.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-10

Tn the days of the old Democracy no ott'
Ger of the Government was willing to say
that he refused to pay his share to keep the
party in power that kept him in place.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-10

JUST So The Altoona Sun, of August
9TH, says:
Judge Scofeld wa. nominated for re-elec-
ton to Congress for the fifth term at Ridg-
way on the secoad last. On receiving the
nomination the judge made the usual ad-
dress of thanks in which he uttered at least
one truth, in speaking of the democratic
party, by declaring that ''the enemy is now
stronger than ever" Judge Scofeld
knows.
Certainly ''The enemy is now stronger
than ever in its opposition to everything
that tends to advance the prosperity of our
country. Having been reinforced by the
last of the rebel horde in the readmission Of
Georgia, they boldly advocate the repeal of
the Fifteenth Amendment, and the virtual
re-establishment of slavery-oppo.e protec.
tion to American industry, and favor free
trade-and declare themselves in favor of
general financial distress by advocating the
reputation of our national obligations. All
this Judge Scoield kao,es !; and hence his
declaration that ''the enemy is now stronger
than ever" or rather more determined than
ever, to bring ruin upon the country.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-10

The Democrats in 1872 will have two EN-
barassment.-want of candidate, and
want of creed and tie trouble is, that II
they unite upon the one, they may dissolve
upon the other.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-10

Kentucky has gone Democratic, as usual
Their majority, however, is only about one
third as much as heretofore. Good tor
'fKaintuck
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-10

The Mobile Register advises the Democ-
racy not to imperil their self-respect oy
electioneering for negro votes, naively ad-
ding that they couldn't Get them anyhow.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-10

The Republican State Central Committee
will hold meeting at Altoona on luesuay'
the 10th instant, at - o clock noon.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-10
THE CHEAPEST PAPER IN THE
WORLD. THIRTY CENTS.

The Weekly Patriot containing forty-eight col
umns of matter, Political. Literary 4 srieultsraI
Current News, &c. from the first Of September
1879, until the first of January, 1871. for FifrT
Cents to single subscribers. 81 30 to club, O, ten
as s-Go to clubs of twenty snd 5000 10 club. of
one hundred ito enc addres,l cash in adyan,s
Address &. MEYERS &CO
Editors and Propristors, Harrisburg Pa.
August 10, ,7o-4t.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-10
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

FOR sHEHiFR
John SWAN, ST., of Jordan township.
FOR COMMISSIONER
JAMES GLENN, of Ferguson township.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
DANIEL W. M'CURDY, of Clearheld.
FOR JURY COMMISSIONER
ROBERT MITCHELL. of Clear6eld.
FOR AUDITOR
JAMES HUGHES, of Morris township.
FOR CORONER
GEORGE L. WAY, of Curwensvllle.
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2 L @ 2 @ S AIS.

The County Comm issioDers Of C'es-f.'i county
propose to re paint the Court House and will
therefore receive SEALED PROP SAILS. until
TUESDAY, th. 2:d day OF AUGUST. for doing
the work. 81 he building TO have two coats. aud
the wood stone and brick work to be Of the same
cslor as originally The ounty proposes to fur
nish the material Each proposal will state the
quantity of LEAD Oil, Turpen;ine AMI Paint usc-
esssry for two coats. If more is required than
specified the cest must be rne b7 ,hs contractor.
The work must be cotnplsteI 5y the 2iih day Of
September.
OTHELLO SMEAD,
Comu RS 0fi C, 8 II SUAFFNER,
Clear6eid, Pa, s IL. HINDNAN
Aug, , 1870 Com Il is.i0ners.
n. B-Communications addressed TO the Com
mis,ioners Office containing proposals should be
endorsed on the envelope
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s;sw 9 drsrtissmsnts.

Afrert1ssnas,'ks sefnr tnkcrSstyps ont Of pam
style, ,ciH Be charged Scusis nsNai rates. No tts
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-10
A PHOTOGRAPHY and PERSONAL

A UTOBIOGRAPIIY and PERSONAL
"A ARECOLLECTIONS, byJno. b. Cough
Containing conplete history of his life .n
account of his childhood in England. with thrill
ling detail Of his almost superhuman strux.leI
against intempersnce his wretched condition
and victory his labors in behalf Of Temperance
his first speech together with assount ,of his e1-
perience and success lecturer. Also vivid
paintings of what he saw and heard in England
The whole enlirsned by anecdotes affectiBc Incl
dents, and lauehable experiences which, 10 on.
could describe like Mr. Cough
Rev. THOS. GREENLY Agent
Aug 1910 Caledonia EIf co Pa
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-10

nUEENSwARE Tea sets, best s:onssnp,s
W pieces, at Sc 80 at Noo'
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS. School
~ Directors of Woodward School Dis,rict
herby give notice that they intend 10 build NV
Lchooi House. near sanborn. and that bids for
building said school house will be received NJ, :,
Saturday August 27th 1870 en- which day 4. ma.,
ing will be held at Sauborn School Hauss al
o'clock 7. M where all persons iItsrs stes nav
attend. By order of the Board
Aug. lost. D. C. HRNSALI Ssciv
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w ANTED-A BLACKSMITH marrisdD,
W preferred Apply to I. n FORCEY
nus1st lO-zt Grahamton D.
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NEW ADyERTIsEMEyrs.

EoR sALE-oNE NEW CARRIAGE Ami.
IL E: A. IRWIN i co, Curw.nsrille PS
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no ALL WHOM JTMAyCoyCEpv

lake notice, that my wife. SARAH
SEBRING, has left my bed and hoard vitbant
any just cause or Proyoeation, ali persons are
hereby cautioned not to harbor or trust bsr =,
my account, as will pay no debt, Of her CON
trscting after this date
August Sd 1870. HENRY sFHRTSG
Burnside. Aug. 10, '7o-3t-5ae due
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n OI!CE.-The partnership heretofore
existing between Samuel Arnold 4 "
IL Hartshorn, in the mercantile business in ca
wensviiie is this day august sth, 1870. di.soI,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-10

n E- ARNOLD having purshassd the iDt,r,.,
OF Samuel Aarnoid in the irm of Arnold 4 Har,.
horn, the business viii be carried on as heTeoF,,
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Aaftsman' S 3ournal.
REPUBLICAN DISTRICT TICKET.

CLEARFIELD, PA, AUGUST o,;ls7e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-14
CHARGES AGAINST RNEY
MORRIS.

The following is a copy of the formal charges
against Dstrict-Attorney Morris, compiled by the Law
Committee OF the Kings County Supervisors, and yester
day afternoon forwarded to GOV. Hoffman:
To his E1ey Holman, Governor Of he STATE Of Ne'S'
The Board Of Supervisor. Of the County prefer charges
Tr That the r Samuel D. Morris elected Attorney
Kings County has held the Office continuously since January 1903
And that on the 3h day December D. 1853 the Board Of super
p pS6iv c A q the once the .d samuel Morris
SsDoe Nors hat lie said samuel employ such
DEPUTY CLERK W w Awfed from Jan 1852 to oct : KS S.
County the sum rs to pay he s Of the ssa n ci'If I m
Of only appropriated the remainder to wit the sum oil s0J 70
Hd That the Morn. being such District Attorney
Of Kings County, did about The day e A. u lo eonp
larceny and discharged the for the sum
direction Of any the bail being solvent The name OF
the bail is John rOi lhs soe"a 10 he in The um Of = 20
compromise without consent Of Court being contrary 10 a"
TSiri That the a samuel D. Morris being District Attorney Of
g t Hc sd . am ss ' and
to the sqR Of 800 the ,,9f @s5s a @ 6 u or hail bonds and
which be- the said samuel AOrn appropriated 10 MS
Fourth said Samuel Morris District Aoney as afo re
aid nom The lst DAY January 10y to t, preset e a
der oath the County Treasurer for money received by HIN by yne Of
by law See Revised statutes vol rsse 49, chap U.s. Law" oil lo'
al: That the said samuel Morris DsrtAttorney Aforesaid
day June, 1870 he beng such District Attorney dung an
a s oaa anew MONEYS aH received S1 y him by Of bis
said Samuel d. Morris having received at least SEW by virtue OF ms
said samuel D. Morris, District Attorney entirely
contrary Revised Statutes Vol 33 sec 49,
part chap l6 g. Laws Of 1885, CHAP @ page
al. Laws Of 1883 paga cas- ....
the said Samuel Morris District Attorney as aforesaid
such Office from Jan j. 1908 TO the present
prosecuted TeconEanc and bail bonds forfeited IN the
Of Kings County especially the Court 81 Sessions ana
Court oyer therein has failed 70 DO except on
the before menuOnd that during bis continuance IN
Of recognces and bail bonds
ceeng uubeI have been forfeited which hsuy TO prose
and which he has failed so to DO contrary to the provisions OF M
(scOnd Revised Statutes AS 49, part chap
title 8. st. 2, sec 23D
The undersigned Law Committee the said Board Of Supervisors Of
County under resolutions Of said Board aforesaid respect
and EActeue!
such thereon advisable.
BrOOIya jane Is. 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-14
POLICE MATTERS.
TRIALS OF POLICEMEN-RULES RELATIVE TO
ARRESTS FOR MINOR OFFENsES.

TRIALS OF POLICEMEN-RULEs RELATIVE TO
ARRESTS FOR MINOR OFFENsES.
Commissioner BoswOrth yesterday listened to
II complaints against policemen CarDctectyes Isaac
Evans Charles Mulgan Of the Twenty ninth Precinct
were charged with allowing James Carroll, noted thief
whom they had caught in the act Of picking pocket TO
escape from jefferson Market Police Court The officers
underworld to show that the blame rested with the Court
officers. The fact however remained that the prisoner
deliberately walked out of courtroom where six officers
Later in the day. the Board of Commissioners held
meeting and adopted the following very important rules
for the guidance Of the Police relative to arrests Tor
/ minor ofenses:
Rg G amy PPn es .S Ge o' not r e
ARRAY assault and battery when the person does
libel violation Of
corporation ordinances for malicious mischief or for being found IN
convey person before magistrate for Adjudication and such
personally known to satisfactorily proved to ihe sannenaent
character The Superintendent Of Police shall power
enlarge the Liberty such person either within or without .h on
held such entering into
his Tie penal OF 100 with or without sues
al e cPT % s g paT IN roH before The Police Court Or Mags,
f.s' ua. ~ a. i,t,g ~ ne sane 20 answer s5h
charge preferred him, and be viii not depart thence
Ie eognlance ta3 by the CAPTAIN seTgsnt
with the usual police return, each morning -.
, h1E So claim Ss & Cr m o hs ofs to enter
into the recognizing sbC' uh9n1gl It s be the au.y OF the oe5
Superintendent his decision and In all where reogn
pursuance Of the ccnanoe shall be eJ5ei the Central Depart
n In cases where arrests are made By meP9rs TIE s191 Com
nnden grant enlargement Of hery viii issue the oor
ndng or squad will he taken nd transmitted
the Court sni reported Tie same manner as provided Cases OF arrest
by a member Of precinct force
RrLR by arrested before the Court az
the departure thereon
without order Of said Court viii be forfeiture Of said
liable the
penalty recovered and collected provided by law
RUIZ which the shall have been
Transmitted shall at the tim, and place mentor e1 therein call the person
shall then there
appear person shall depart Aererom without leave order Of said
Court shall orler entered minutes declare
such forfeited, and shall within transmit
reulanc and oer the DstcAorney Of the County Of
New.iOTk.
The authority under which the Commissioners have
made these rules is 10 be found In Section 3D. Chapter $685.
Of the Laws Of 1870 which provides that 1t shall De the
duty of said Board of Police from time 10 time to pro-
vide suitable rules and regulations 10 prevent the undue
detention persons arrested, which rules and rcgua
tons shall be operative and binding as If herein
. sppciully enacted"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-14

chsneod from ss 600 to $1,000 the FIRST horse 1000 tne
npd horse e. COO and the third horse 81 900 Inc fHk
grounds have undergone great Improvement; hew
Judges and reporters stands have been eIccteu III va,
iadies with gentlemen, has also been ereeted. Inc
priyate family stands have been enlarged, ana INC u'A
Is in fine order.
THE BEACON Park RACES.
RosTON. June 13-The races OF the boston
Trottng Association postponed from last week. weIe
continued AT the Beacon Park today In the presence OF
1000 people and the midst of ralnstorn when SET
i'm after the races begun The hrst race was Ior
horses that never beat 4O purse of $1,000, ana was
won nv J. L. Doty's h. e. George W. Patterson, beatng
St Elmo second and Village Girl third Tine G55t 10y
for purse OF 5000 and won by Dohles De- & HOt-
spur beating License, second, and W. H. Whtihan lhru'
Time, MO-, 2,27, 2:26, 2:3Ol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-14
ppoNIyENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth-ave HOtel-Bshop Bacon, the rev: JOIN ,nr
Murphy and the Rev. ]. Brady OF Portland, NE 9oo
Anthony of Rhode Island, Gen. A. Alexander u = A.
s. T. Dana of Boston, Capt. Dixon, England hoss amp NJ
heiI Raltimore and Sergeant-at-Arm Ordway OF .he
Uouse of Representatives. - Brevo0rt h3us -
Hon J. d. Bright Of Kentucky, the Hon J " H. H.
AI,anv and w Garrett, Baltimore. - westminster
HoelHCount de Magazines OF the French legation
TIorondon Uotel-Connt de Crennevl OF the Austrian
Iegafion - New-YOrk Hotel-E Vlllena, secretary OF
the Peruvian Legation. == Metropolitan Hote-tadsI
f. d. Grant of West Point, son OF the PRESIDENT Co. NJ
tIonseEJndge Iawless OF Rhode Island, and Gen. Me
Candies of Philadelphia Senator Henry wilson was az
me Astor YESTERDAY ON his way to Washington - 81.
Nicholas Hotel-The Hon. Henry Sanford, Connectcu,
John c. Fremont, jr, u S. A. and G. X GIiggs 81 r IN,
Lent Commander Green, u. s. N, and Capt Meme OF
West Point =- st. James Hotel-Ge0rge AIIeu
Townsend, Washington, and eXGoV fIlce Vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-14

The number of Masons in column on We'd
neisy last yaous estimated the minimum being 500 the
1000, slight disparity As the column
AtcheSs hats showed of points eIeeneeI
easy pick them fact the trouble would pick
other these being few and far between KSoK prevails
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-14
BOATING.
between Mpssrs
The amateur row

The amateur rowing match between Messrs
bpringsten, Mainland, and O'Nie announced 10 take
place yesterday the Old al the EysaH Fields
was postponed rough running the hour appointed
Tue race will take place this afternoon II the weather
permits.
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IS II. 20 I


The USERsAL SHARrESBR for all Table Cutlery Shears aud ses
The most principle yet invented Absolutely
in every hotel restaurant family VIII pay for itself twenty
minutes so simple child Price Sold BY the trade or
delivered 10 express receipt Of the money.
A. G. Iva, Sole Proprietor, IS BeekmAn-st, Eew.York
d. Y y