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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-26
Cincinnati Items = Session or the
Presbyterian Synod, etc.

LECcDg bOEl0A % nVuS OtOs
CINCINNATI, May 25.-The general
committee of the Chamber of Com
merce, Board of Trade, and Ohio Me-
chanics' Institute, of Cincinnati, have
issued circular, formally announc-
ing grand industrial exposition of
manufactures, products and arts, to
be held in Cincinnati, commencing
Wednesday, September Il. 1870, and
continuing until October 10, to which
artisans, manufacturers, inventors,
and all engaged in the production of
works of art and ingenuity are invited
to contribute.
Ample preparations have been
made for the exhibition of machin-
cry, in operation for the display of
manufacturers works of art and
products, and also for the general
convenience of exhibitors.
Arrangements are being made for
the cheap transportation of articles
for the Exhibition from all parts Of
the country, and for their removal
from the depots aud wharves of this
city to the place of exhibition with
safety and at low rates.
Circulars containing full and spe
cific information relating to the Ex-
position; also the rules and regula-
tions, and blank applications for
space may be obtained by addressing
Abner l.. Frazer, Secretary.
In the general Synod of the Re-
formed Presbyterian Church, nearly
the whole day has been consumed in
discussing the union with the United
Presbyterian Church. Rev. a.
Thompson, of Amherst, Nova Scotia,
spoke In opposition to the union,
save with those who bore the same
honored name, and certainly to the
union on the present basis. He re-
| garded the union now unnecessary and
mischieuous; could not support the
union without being guilty of viola
| ting covenant gements, which
would be black ingratitude to the
head Of the church.
Robt. Wilson spoke earnestly iu
| favor of the union. He said be
could give up both name and testimo-
ny for the sake of union; if both ties.
timonies were buried, he believed
there was intelligence enough in the
churches to prepare one better thar
| either. The vote on unien will bG
taken at half past nine tonight. The
Synod will probably adjourn TO night
Later.-The Reformed Presbyte
rian Synod came to a vote this even
ing on the acceptance of the report o
the committee as the basis of union
resulting in 10 In favor and q against
The result has been anticipated.
The officers of the Grand Indus
trial Exposition subscribed 5000
to-day to the Sengerfest building
which is to be used by the former
The preparations for the Musica
Festival are rapidly approaching com
pletion. Great harmony prevails, AM
everything indicates complete sue
| cess.
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LYONS PORTABLE FURNACE,
Patented April IL, 1870.

TAINTED - MEN WHO WANT TO
~ MAKE MONEY-Here Is an oppor-
unity for making money rarely pre-
santed in a lifetime. / have got the best
ard surest selling article ever invented
nat every housekeeper buys on sight. 1t
Bs a small Furnace, Weighing only SIX
hounds. that can be used with or without
= stove. 1t will ut In the holes OF any
SEED stove or range and viii DO as mucn
work with one quart of fuel-cnarcoal'
chips, coke, corncObs, wood, or soiG coal-s
as can be done on any stove with on e. haI
bnshel. 1t will boil three gallons OF water
in ten minutes with less than one quart OF
fual. It Will boil, brOil, roast, toast bake,
and stew. 1t is the best fiat-iron heater ID
the world. Its economy in saving fuel is
marvellous. You have no smoke, gas, or
neat in the room. 1t sells the year round.
retail price only 81 IS. Thousands are
sold every week. ANY man with small
capital can clear from $40 to $40 per day by
o5ning the right OF any good county, and
4 yhole state Is of lncalculRble woI IN TO q
IAN OF enterprise. win send sample
Furnace to any pant of the u Un1ted States
uu receipt OF 81 70. Address Tor circular,
aud full particulars.
ONCE at JOHN SCAN1 LIN cos,
Gloves and House Furnishing GOODS, 81
e1 Rta Street. opposite the Court House
Evansville, IEdianas where the furnace
il In operation. -,
p ST. will prosecute every man to tne
fnIIest extent Of the law who of1ers Iol
nale one Of my Patozt Furnaces Wltnou
minority nom me. maj zu
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Presbyterian synod at louisville.

LOUISVILLE, May 25.-In the gen.
eral assembly to day, the subject of
most interest, was the reception of
delegates from the Northern Presby-
terian Churches, consisting of Rev.
DR.. Backus, of Baltimore, Rev j.
Won Dyke. of Brooklyn, and Hon.
w. E. Dodge, of New York. They
presented resolutions of that Assem-
bly,, expressive of paternal regard and
confidence, and followed them with
remarks, in which was stated that
they came not to ask for reunion,
not to ask for immediate CORES
pondence. but to ask for the ap-
pointment of Committee to meet
similar Committee appointed
by the Northern Assembly, and con-
fer respecting various matters Of diff
ference arising from adjacent bor-
| ders, questions of jurisdiction and
property rights between the two as
semblies, and to secure, If possible
the adjustment of all differences be.
tween the two bodies on q basis that
shall be just and honorable to all
parties, and worthy of christian men.
The breathless interest and the deep
emotion excited, while they were
speaking, formed a scene that viii
not soon be forgotten.
The kind words Of the speakers
evidently found lodgmeut in the
hearts of those to whom they wert
addressed.
Overtures were referred to the
Committee on Foreign Correspond
ence to prepare well considered re
ply.
Rev. DR.. j. r. Wilson was electe,
Professor of Pastoral Theology il
Columbia, South Carolina.
The Assembly accepted an invita-
ton from Mrs. Preston Pope. and wa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-26

ADVERTISING is the source of much
profit. A profound philosopher has
said: 1.-The farmer plants his seed.
and while he is sleeping the corn is
growing. So with advertising. While
you are sleeping or eating, your adver-
tisement is being read by thousands
of persons who never saw or heard of
your business. and never would, had
it not been for advertising" Test
this theory in the JOURNAL, and see
that il is good.
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CoNDEXsEB TELEGRAMs.

THURSDAY. May 26.
Gold closed in New York, yesterday, at
81 l4x.
The total number of emierants arriving
at New YORK on Tuesday was l,546.
The steamer Helvetia, from Hamburg
arrived at New York yesterday.
The steamship Australia, from New
York has arrived at Neville.
Further Indian outrages and murders
upon the Western frontiers are reported.
The steamers Austria, Batavia. and Ne
,~ada have arrived from LlVefpool. Ihe
AIeppo has arrived at Boston.
The National Pedestrian Congress, to be
held in New York on Tuesday, was nat
failure.
The Unions, of New York, beat the Ir-
wings at base ball on Tuesday. by score OF
% to u.
The Forest Club of Cleveland beat the
Senecas of Oil City, Pa in match game
yesterday at Oil City, 42 to 8.
The corner-stone of the new Mt. sinai
| Hospital, New York, was laid yesterday
| by Mayor Hall.
James Donanua. farmer, was run over
by a tield roller and instantly killed, on
Tuesday, near Elgin, Illinois
The Northwestern Females Suffrage
/ Society at Chicago was slimly attended
/ yesterday.
| Sanford II. CQuIcns app9aIe1 In the
| streets of Roche ester. New York, yesterday
| for the farst time in ten months. He has
about recovered his health
weston, the walking idiot, commenced
at midnight Tuesday, TO walk one nun
died miles in twenty two hours. he drew
very small crowd.
The ship LeCondia, from Bremen, hae
twenty deaths. all children, en- her pas
sage. The bark Sumath also had sever
deaths, all from smallpox.
The Forest city Base Ball club of Rock
ford, Ill. beat the Mutuais of Springfield
Mass, at Base Ball yesterday. Seor'
So to 4.
+. E, Reppelman, charged with defalca
tion to the amount of $4,000, at Vicksbure
was arrested in New York yesterday am
held for a requisition from the Govern O
OF Mississippi.
The annual meeting of the stoekhoIder
OF the Illinois Central Railroad, tool
place at Chicago, yesterday. The terms O
the direct Orship OF Wilson g. Hunt, Thos
". Walker and Jonathan SturEis havfu
Z eTnfrcd. they Wor Ee-elec1sd f0r fure
veara Fiftg three thousand SIX hundra
I ana ffiy-fCU- shares were represented
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JOHN MoHALE, the murderer of
his wife, had an examination before
Mayor Robinson, on Friday. and was
{ mitted to Jail, in default of 81 900
all, to await his trial before the ap-
preaching term Of court. The evil
dence of his little boy and others is
very strong against the accused, and
there is also said to be a strong feel
ing against the prisoner Vin. San.
Threats of lynching were freely in
duI Jed in, we are informed. but are
glad that cooler counsels prevailed.
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Ferr,ble Murder at Braz /. Ind.

TERRE HAUTE, May Pa horrible
murder was committed at Brazil. SIX
teen miles from this city, this evening
at 7:2O O'Clock. Two men named
Hawk and Miller. got into dispute,
near the depot, In regard to the set
Element of a claim of seventy five
cents, when Miller stabbed Hawk In
the neck with a large butcher knife,
severirg the jugufar vein and causing
instant death. The murdered man
leaves a wife and six children in des
titute circumstances. The murderer
is under close arrest, and the widest
excitement prevails. Hawk was a
man of good character and much es-
teemed by his neighbors.
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SENATE-Various bills and resOI utfons
wen @ introduced. The bill appTopriating
$4,000 from the fund of Freedmens Bu-
reau TO the Wil6erforce University passe d.
bill was received from the House, and re-
fsrred. The consideration OF the Confer
Amendment bill was proceeded with,
Bayard, Salisbury and Stewart participa-
sdagnted hn the Appropri ltfon biiI vas
proceeded With, the question being on
brakes amendment, which was discussed
till recess. In the evening session, Upton,
from the Post Office Committee, reported
q Joint resolution authorizing the Mid
land Pacific Railroad to bridge the Missou-
bull, from the Judiciary Committee, re-
ported an apportton bill with amendment,
ing the state of New York, to receive a
beQueSt for the stevens battery. The ap-
preparation bill was then resumed. After
| general discussion, brakes amandment
was adopted with slight notifications, af-
ter which the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-Wednesday next was assigned
/ for the business of the COMMITTEES on
/ Banking and Currency. The bill to re-
| VtVe the navigation and commercial in
| terests of the Unf.ed States, was discussed
\ by Farnsworth. Logan, 1ngersoll and
/ Garfield in opposition. Lynch then 1G-
| troduced substitute, agreed upon by the
/ Committee, which leaves the preamble as
| now. and simply allows a drawback upon
/ materials imported for use In the con-
| struction of vessels of not less than ,OOO
i tons, ana L0Ab SlOE6S anu COdA may JIG
/ taken and consumed free of duty. The
/ bill went over till to-day. Wheeler re-
/ DOrted without amendment the Sem
/ ate Northern Pacific Railroad joint
/ resolution. After which the debate
/ proceeded upon the amendments
| offered previous 10 the recommtttal of tb G
| bill, the members explaining their propo-
| sitions. New amendments were also of
fered, and advocated. The previous ques
tion was finally seconded, and the maiI
| question ordered, yes, l07; nays, So. HaW
| ley's amendment, which forbid the com
| pany to sell its lands to other than actua
| settlers, in lots of one hundred and sixty
| acres, or at prices beyond 81 so an acre
| was rejected. Sargent's amendment, su b.
iectinG the lands granted to operation
OF the pre-emption and homestead laws, q
| 81 so per acre, was rejected. Without dis
posing ofthe other amendments, the Hous
adjourned.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-26

THE New Albany Ledger an
nounces in advance what Prof. Cox
must find in his trip over the line of
the New albany & st. Louis Rail-
way. He must find the very best
block coal, salt springs. sandstone for
glass manufacture. marble, litho-
graphic and building stone, and iron
in abundance within fifty miles of
New Albany" A big job for the
Professor.
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The BnrnIDg OF the st. Louis Repub'
lfcan Offic0.

The vaults of the Republican Office
were opened this forenoon, and the
contents were found to be entirely un-
injured. The four cylinder press is
also unhurt, and will be running to-
morrow. The rumors of incendiarism
last night, assume a more different
shape to-day, aDd it is now believed
the building was set on fire.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-26

PaBgs, May 25.-At the trirl ot
English and American movers at
Bourrea yesterday the English ma
chine were pronounced the best b7
the JUDGES
The Corps Begislail has adopted
the press law. which vas proposed BIZ
the Opposition. l1e dlristers res
sisted is passage wilhous aYail
a dispatch from Rome yesterday,
denies that Che French Government
"a sending reiUforcemonts to home.
Meanwhile tha JoU9nu5 Des q cs
zl1rtames reports that two regiments
af Infaatrv aud one af oaFs-fy ar-
rived as LcHl1n, satu day alU 'em
bark foF Rome
PARIS May 25.- Letters 0m Ls-
Lon sar tlt l8 Ift1a l teI
loufe. 5tencec 81 etr asu'lrs
ana rs1i lais taa lat
K9Ieauu
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Armand Centre, through Pieeor
Hills. Fenians are also said to have
cut the telegraph wires at Whitehall
and the last re port is that they are
actually on the frontier Ia force.
Instructions ha We been Sc ut Gener-
al Lindsay to take active steps for
the defense of the frontier. 4 con
siderable force left here yeste. .-day
afternoon for the frontier under Ag
command of Lieutenant CoIonei
Smith.
NEW YORK. May 25.-The news
from the Canadian border creates
great sensation here.
The Fenian headquarters are nearly
deserted.
The number OF men who have left
here, is stated at 5000, and II IS
claimed that 1000 or 5000 more were
enlisted day.
Runor says Fitzhugh Lee is TO
command the Fenians, and has al
ready gone to the front. Other
Southern officers leave here tonight,
for Canada.
The latest report is that zoe United
border.
kilograms from st. AIbans says
that late last night the Fenian force
concentrated at Franklin, moved
forward and entered Canada. threw
out pickets and waited till daylight
when they advanced upon Freligs-
burg and were there met By a force of
Canadian volunteers. A skirDaisb re-
suited In the defeat of the Canadians
who lost several killed and wounded
-Four extra trains arrived thig
morning loaded with Fenians, who
left at once for the front.
OGDENsBURa, N. Y, May 25.-It IS
reported that the Fenians contela-
plate an attack On Cornwall, Canada.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, May 25.-The Com
mittee on Ways and Means have
agreed on various amendments to the
tax bill, including one to reduce tho
tax on the gross receipts of theatres
to one per cent. An effort will be
made in the House to remove 1t al
together.
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Presbyterian Assembly at Philadel.
phia.
PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-In the
Presbyterian General Assembly the
consideration of the Reconstruction
Committees report was finished. The
time for holding the next meeting
has been changed from September to
July rext Several alterations have
been made in the rules fcT the foEna
tiou Of Presbgtcriss.
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THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1870.

The 7. H. & I. R. r. will change
time on Monday next. the Both. The
change of time is general on roads
East and West.
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TELEGR APHEC.

The Fenian Raid on Can
ada.
Great Excitement and a
High Old Time.
Hostilities Began, and SsV-
eral Killed and
Wounded
The Canadians Rspulss the
Fenians.
Gen. o'Neill Flanked by
U. 8. Marshal Fostzr.
He is Arrested at the Head
of His Army.
In Default Of $4,000 Bail
he is Committed to
Prison.
Probable Failure of the
Fenia an Raid.
Foreign News of Interest.
General Telegraphic Mis-
cellany.
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ESTABLISHED 1881.

/ murray, OF Boston; the other ts Il
Burlington boy, name unknown.
Company q, Fifth United States
Heavy Artillery. Capt Richard 8
mold commanding, stationed as Eialts-
/ burg, arrived here and pitched their
tents on the north sIds gf ths park.
More United States troops are ex-
/ pected to-morfgw, and I5 s. rumOred
that General Meade viii soon make
h7s appearance.
1'he streets Of So. Albans present a
Iirsis7 scene 10 night Knots 0f men
are "a 1ered about discussing the
new ana spacusating as 60 the prob
able result Of thc FeniRn movement.
tits repo V.ea that ssvsral c0mpa-
nies o. British rcgula-s rom Quebec,
arrived -outreal, and will be sent
% Lhe front as rapidly g possible,
E5Teat excitement prevails il Montreal,
a26 3 along the border.
PcuGH xEEls1E, May %. - The
Bette O. & aftaa Eirs6 Enio
States Artillery, O0l. Laagsoa CON-
manding passed here tonight going
North en- route 20 0gdensbug.
TIE Feni~n Msior 9au aleBssr
aud siaf were on tae sas usU
Battery Etlrs. Jri states e-f
tilleTy. bta50r tr1uk 4gir In Dcn
mand. parsed mess o. 1ofler
Gen. Davis. cf Cagal ry fame duEiug
The Far, also 1z1ed 6oltb 20 2 Sht
ls is Fnmored le is TO take an imr9r-
tsnt Fsnian conMand.
RooB ssrER. Rlay 25.-T Tonian
excitement is increasing The train
HoHTA sAl. Gag '-the f3Iicw-
idg was ceiYal traG er1nlier;
Lha snis q ette SOD lc e2lth's
outno7s ~ iF5uN 1oU luB
'enla4s l lltac ea'aHf 1lt 81
aaV ace t1- aoeu Ua rsp9.
Ju+ nen rtn cd t1e tstae ea.ll
os lafe0 sliiea Eor r vu.a-
e4. -alaclan tess, Z ISL, n Iss
bae.ans sfe not dI I 80 unhl tlzy
crossed the ltne.
dfeT- tne tenisns haze fa.'eu
back. Between HUJ and $50 Ett
Portland lor Island y This morn
lHR 4h1 United 8lges authorities
seized lrsnty-sIE prsses cf orus
.. Portlaud.
There % teaiAu demonstratiUn
towards Huntington Froo 300 %
34G men marched q llou River. sat
the Cauadian yolGe seers aes ready 10
with aTms ahi anTmuu ton. are now
~ ut Rive
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JUST RETURNED
aRRs. J. G. sEEssENGUT

WRRS. j. @. SLLbSENHUT
E Is returned with a large lot of Millinery
Goods, some of the handsomest that mas
zen Brought to this place, whish she viii
oFer to the public at reasonable prices,
ald q lot OF
HUMAN HAIR GOODS,
s1ch as Braids, Chignons, Curls, and
Wigs. and an kinds OF Hair Jewelry.
ALI kinds OF repairing neatly done.
10. As MAIN STREET,
MEl WEN FIRST ard EECC ND,
EvAfsaV VILE, IND.
s na Cat hillroiH 3 old slemd.)
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WRhlnnk.

THE BASIS OF CIVIL SoCIETY.-Essa for
Young Men, on the honor and happiness
Df Marriage, and the evils and dangers OF
CaI Iibacy; with sanitary help for the at
tainment of mans true position IN lie.
sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address
EaIBk1a. Pa. felO d&W0m
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NEW ORLEANS, May % The Gov
oraor has issued proclamation quar-
autining vessels from Havana and
ether infected ports after june 9th.
The New York herald., 1870-09-08

NOTICE.
Raiiioai Company ct ais.
Pursuant tsan OF the Superior Court of New Hanover
county, N. C made III the ahose entitled Spring
Term, 1870 on preseR.t.ol ~ he Olgs oi
tk0NLY 4 NORRIS
In this city, VII pay the holders VI he FIRST preferred
bonds secured BY the mortgage by the deen amt the
said hmnston and Manchester Raj road Company tho
pIanth NJ h Jesup, VINO have not already Received the
same, per centa 4J T3 said bonds and accrued u
crest on the same, ben dividend str ,uoi
said from net OF that portion OF the railroad and other
property covere BY said mortgage which was In the State OF
North Caro- ina.
In further obedience the order mado Aforesaid 1here
by notify holders o tho bonds reserre 10 ihat
less the presented above pay men OK
the dividend above stated beture the
FIRST daJ OF sep.embsr 1917, .,
hey VIII be forever debAred participation IN the SAID
fund In my hands ier dislri5uon a aforesail
a GRONLY,
GopsIssi oler and Rnfsr-s
WDniNeTos, N as NAY II. lbTa
The New York herald., 1870-09-08

Ot UNIVERSITY PLACE, CORNER NINTH STREET.
Parlor aui Bedroom second story, third story
10 let with Board, 10 gentleman and wife single gentle
References.
The New York herald., 1870-09-08

s1E EAST NINTH STREET; SECOND DoO. FROM
LsD University place.-HAndsome Parlors and two
nec,ine Rooms on second door rent with Board refer
ggen required.
The New York herald., 1870-09-08

o. West THIRTiETH STREET, NEWLY FURNISH,
u ed Rooms separate together; for gentlemen on
gentlemen and their house convenient TO aud
The New York herald., 1870-09-08

90 FIFTH AVENUE, ONE BLOCK ABOVE BRE
10 voort.-A family be accommodated with a superl
Parlor Floor in French family; also accommodations fo
two three more
The New York herald., 1870-09-08

DS WEST FORTYFIFTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH
ZC avenue.-A front single Room second hoor to let,
with Board to genueman family private references ex
oh
The New York herald., 1870-09-08

90 EAST TENTH STREET, NEAR UNIVERSITY
L'J piace.fo let, two han isomey furnished Rooms
oor oue. house private family desirable
10 gentlemen only, without board
The New York herald., 1870-09-08

SD HOUSE WEST OF SIXTH AVENUE, 1pi WEST
4 twentieth sireelA neatly furnlshed second Floor with
every convt nence, TO party of gentemcn or gent enen
and their wives other Rooms Good table and terms
moderate.
The New York herald., 1870-09-08
ao.pnrn. AND LopoERs WANTED.

. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
q Board; also a small Room. private house, with
small family, for good class parties only o2 est Twenty
trst street.
The New York herald., 1870-09-08

y EAST THIRTIETH sTREFT.-THREE ROOMS ON
- secand oor aud third 10 rent Win good Boardi
rcfersl exchanged.
The New York herald., 1870-09-08

90 IRVING PLACE, BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND
4 > Sixteenth streets Rooms suite slpgly, with
frat class Board private table Il desired.
The New York herald., 1870-09-08

y EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET, ONE DOOR FROM
- n lh ayenueFurnshed Rooms to let suite or sng
Breakfast required slso olce, suitable for phys-
clan.
The New York herald., 1870-09-08

10 WEST FORrY-SIXTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH
led pleasant third Floor IN first class private
house, family small and Of the highest respec-
liability Iefere ce given and required.
The New York herald., 1870-09-08

0T WEST SIXTEENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVE-
nue.--I andsomely furnished Rooms TO e with first
Board suitable or gent emen and their wives par
ties OF single geLtemtn. Re erenccs required.
The New York herald., 1870-09-08

yXTANTED-A FRONT ROOM, ON SECOND OR THIRD
w with Board for two; location must be good and
reas0nabe permanent If suited Address g. - sta
ion D..
The New York herald., 1870-09-08

TIL STREET, slT WESr.-UNUSUALLY LARGE AND
III elegant Rooms, front aud with lar hall
connecting, 70 let suite sngy, with Boardi house
strictly hrst