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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-27
TRAVELLERS, GUiDR-

A LBANY AND TROY EVENING LINE-apr.r mn
~ dnction of fare Daily Saturdays excepted from
between Spring and Charlton Streets at O'CLOCK ~
steamers VANDERBILT and CONNECTICUT iesvcs - a.
above, returning from Troy a. and Albany8 Fsre
Sunday heretofore. - s~s
TOR BRIDGEPORT AND ALL POINTS ON HOusA.
il tonic and Naugatuck Railroad fare 81 steamers leave
Caharne slip ut IL noon and " every night Sundays
ceptcdl
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ On and after Monday May 3d. 1870 express trainy
will leave depot corner Of Twenysxh street and Fourth
avenue, foOws-
1O30A M, Rutland Express.
B45 r. NJ, Montreal Express.
Sleeping night trains between New York ea1
st. Adams. w. l. G. BUCKHOCr, Superintendent
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by ALADY OF CULTURE AND REFINED MANNER.
- h0usckeeper; would ike 10 meet with party
who would assfs her in procuring Of sup
port Address NJ. H. CHAPMAN, Herald oiicc
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A LADY DESIRES SITUATION IN A PRIVATE
n family, where instruction three hours day In the
English branches and piano and the rudments
OF French and Latin, would equivalent for board
would take any position OF trust. Address II. H., Herald
nnce -
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A MEXICAN WIDOW LADY, IN REDUCED CIRCUM-
N stances, wishes position housekeeper In widow
family where she would have the
the house kind and cheerful disposition. Address AMER
Gus, Herald Office.
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AN EXPERIENCED VISITING GOvERNEsS DESI RES
"A afternoon engagement would give her services
TO adults children IN school family ia return for
whole partial board English. French and Italian highest
references Address Mrs. H., box 5,63l Post Office.
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COACHMAN OR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, OF GOOD
~ address, wants situation; understands horses and
Gardenng wasea low leaves his present place
OF family coming In town. Particulars OF w. u. TOMP-
NJ.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE A GENTLE
n man and n va complete ou:at Of Diamond Jewelry,
Watches Chains, $laU cash. II ,5vo IN merohandiae
suitable to a southern market. SOUTuERNLR Herald
Office.
THE BEST PLACE TO BUY AMERICAN AND ENG.
L lsh Watches Jewelry and Stverware Cuckoo and
French Cocks, at FRANkFIELDS establish stores
avenue, of Fourteenth street, and Eighth
nue. corner Of Twenty-siyih street.
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AT J. ANHALT'S LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN
n receive from Sl0 go for Sk Drescs from 20 70
for Goats, from 33 to 10 Tor Pants by calling or no,e ~
post al LIS Seventh ladies' attended ny Mrs. hnh
AT g. MlsR'S, 1877 THIRD AVENUE LADIES AM
IA gentlemen receive the highest price LOT ~.
tended by Mrs. Mshs
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-02
4 Prussian correspondent writ

n AEussinh cofEhrPouucut Wfites tHus :
As regards the general character Of the
wounds, IL may be said that those inflicted
BY the French balls are vastly more dan
gerous than those of ours. The ball OF the
necdlegun being longer and conical shaped
tends to separate the tissues, and, the
wound In consequence shows a better tend.
ency TO heal. The Chassepot bullets being
round-shAped, tear the tissues, and driven
by great mass ofpowdcr, they broak aud
crack the bone. in their path.
The same Is the effect Of the mitraii-
leuse, and an enormous amour; of serious
wounds IL caused by the French tactics OF
greeting the snemy with a hail-storm of
lead. Tho spots OF ground from which the
French fire are ~ once known By their
being covered with cartridges. Our army.
composed OF Hessian, Saxon and Prussian
regiments lost on Augas; IL, 10000 in
killed and wounded. and the french are
said 10 have lost 10000 mon, 30 that this
murderous battle inyolucd a loss OF SO, 900
men. The scene on toe battle feld on the
following day was mos, terrible. hesps of
dead covering the ground. The corps
charged with performing the ofilco OF
grave-aigger, had hard work for three
days. Our disposition of medical and ssni-
tsry arrangements proved 20 DO very
good, for no wounded men 10y for any
length Of time upon tho ground without
aid.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-02
The 8ultGtiu.
REMOVAL OF SECRE-
TARY COX.
An iiowcst Radicals opinion or Grants
Admintstratton.

From the Missouri Democrat. Nov. u.
We now have the cause cfthe removal
VI Secretary Cox, for 1t was In effect re-
movsl. The Secretary, suprosing ihat the
President really meant TO secure efficiency
and reform In the public service, procee-
ded 10 make appointments and issue orders
.in tina, spirit. His appointments were set
aside and his orders revoked without con.
su,tation with him, at the instance
of two Of the most noto-
rious po)itical shys.ers Cameron and
Chandler. A Congressional Exec
u.iye Committee assessed the clerks in his
department, Just rs Shepard attempted TO
blsckmsil the officials in this State, threat.
eninp removal IL the demand were net
complied with, and the Secretary wrote in
reply two OF the strongest and best letters
yet published. The question WAS then
sharply presented 10 the President whether
he would sustain this honest. fearless and
faithful statesman, or suffer him 20 be over
powered by men like Camerca. The lot
ters before the President showed him
plainly the issue upon which the Secretary,
II removed, would 20 before the people
namely, whether the civil service should
be 50 reformed n TO make honest and
faithful officials independent Of Congress-
sional committees and their impudent ex-
actions. These letters reminded the Pres
ident pointedly that In tho reforms at
tempted the Secretary had been acting
faithfully upon the policy announced by the
President himscft Yet General Grant
wrote with his own hand the curt letter Of
dismissal, and thus declared that he did
not want reform in the civil service, and
did not intend to carry into effect his own
professions. Let us have peace" was his
promise. His performance is the removal ii
officials who advocate acknowledgements.
al will have honesty and efficiency
In the public service" no declared.
The result is the removal of .
Secretary who sought TO make yablis
ofaces something else beside mere rewards
for political hacks. The President has Do
livered himself over, u completes captive,
10 the most interruptions men in Congress.
At their dictation, no abandOas pledges
and professions, dismisscs his most trusty
and honorable advisers, attempts 10 con-
troll State elections, and in,l<ss war upon
the earliest and sblcst Republicans for I'd.
herring 20 the very policy which he pledged
himself TO support. II he fsncies that all
desire for reform crn be overpowcrod BY
his single name, he is very much mistaken.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-02

Apytisp ExrEsNALLy.-It will cure all kinds ol
pains and ~ hes; such kheunastisnn. Neuralgia
ToothAehe, ChilbiAins, sprains, RSutsss, Frost.
bites, Hesdsches. Pains IN the Hack and Loins.
Pains the joints, Limbo. stiags Of Insects, Ring
worms, etr.
TAKIs ISsEasAlLs.-n vii cure kidney Com
plant bsc kalhes. srk headaahe, collie. dysentery
disrThoea, cholera infsntuni, cholera ioorbus,
cramps and pains in the stosnsch. fever and sgue
coughs, colds. asthma, etc.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-02

~. No. "a West Jefferson stree
sz'eoddaeo~" Ia Louvlls, IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-22
EVENING STAR.
FORTYFIRST CONGRESS.
Conclusion Yesterday Proceedings.

SENATE-After our report closed
The joint resolution authorizing the Nortbarn
Pacific Railroad Company to issue bonds for the
construction Of its road, and to secure the same
BY mortgage, was passed with amendmsnts.
That all OF the lands granted to the comnznv
and not sold within i've years shall be oman ~
settlement at prices not more than 40 m n =
acre; that IN the construction OF the saId ra,I
road American iron and steel only he used IN
be manufactured exclusively from American
ores reserv1ng TO Congress the power to alter
amend or repeal the act
The amendment OF Mr.. Thurman providjng
that troops, produce, stores and munitions al
war belonging TO the United States shall be
transported over the road free of cost was re-
jected-ayes II, nays 35
De senate then went into Executive session
anu after some therein adjourned.
HOUSE-After our report closed
Il ne bill TO amend the patent laws was passed
IHE NAVAL AUTHORIZATION BILL.
u ne House then, on motion of Mr. washburn
&ID-,) resolved itself into Committee of the
Whole, Mr.. EldTidge (Wis.) in the chair. y and
proceeded to consider the naval appropriation
bill.
The whole amount appropriated by the hill
Is sic, Gal 1892. Among the items of appropri-
alton are the following Pay of Commissioners
and warrant officers. 81 400 900; paw of pettv
officers, seamen, &c, 81 $50 900; for navy ward
ut Washington, ID. c., S337fT2 %: for Naval
Academy at Annapolis, Sis Z $685. for navy ward
AT Norfolk, 81 .25: for the Marine Corps
81 ,f25, G07.S7. fS'
Pending discussion, the House took A recess
until 80. but upon Resembling adjourned
mere being only fifteen members present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-22

EXCITING PURSUIT OF RoBBERs.-Sixteen
thousand dollars OF the money stolen from the
ONCE OF the treasurer of Vermillion county.
Ind, have been recovered. A farmer saw two
suspicious men At Terre Haute TUESDAY, eve
ming, when he called TO them to stop. They
ran The farmer gave chase, and q large gang
OF railroad laborers joined in the pursuit The
fugitves He'd To the Wabash river, and SWAN to-
wards the other shore. One Of them threw from
ms possession q package, which some OF the
pursuing party secured, and IL was found 10 con-
LAID Slo,0oO OF the missing money. When
the thieves reached the shore a man tried to
etop them, and succeeded in knocking one down
Grove their antagonist OF. The two robbers
then took 70 the bush, with no clothing except
their shirt and drawers. The whole country is
hardly escape capture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-22

RITUALIsN IN ENGLAND. The Bishop of
London has had special interview with
the Rev. Mr.. MackonOchie, of st. Adams and
a number Of other clergy of ritualistic tenden-
cies- He told them he considered that he has
right to enforce the following regulations
among Others, in all the churches of his diocese
and il Is understood that he will take means to
enforce them: The prohibition of the notices OF
high celebration of the Holy Eucharist: the
ceremonial mixing water with the wine at the
holy communion; the elevation of the paten
and the cup; the ringing of a bell at the time
OF conservation and elevation; making the
sign of a cross when about to mix water with
the wine; wearing stoles and dalmatics at
the communion service; using lighted can
dies on the communion table during Gel
ebration: the ceremonial use OF lighted can
dies at other times; using incense for censing
persons and things; professions round the
church with thuriters, incense vessels, crucIfxes
ON Good Friday; blessing of candles, Sc. The
points which the bishop proposes to leave un-
touched for the present are as follows =
The vases OF flowers on the Holy Table
regar ing which the Dean OF the Arches
said there was no evidence to prove tina
they had been used as an additions
rite CT ceremony; administration of wine
and " alter mixed; standing in front OF the HOLY
Table, with back to the people during the pray-
er of conservation; the use Of wafer bread: wear
ing a chasuble at the Communion Service: wear
ing tunicles and abs at the Communion Ser
vice; wearing the baretta- 1t Is understood that
the clergy more Immediately affected will resist
the bishops attempt to suppress the practices in
which they are interested, and that fierce &C.
clesiastical battle may be expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-22
DROPOSALs FOB SEWERS.
OEoe Sspvistesdesf asd lssyeetsr q Seissss, Car.
afafs; t'StSy;; ass E q szs ,.st

OGte SsvWiafesdeaf asd lnsyeetsv u Ssissss Car.
ytoreseoSs, FSofsravs asd Ner bsiHfass.
Csfy Hi, Mssissssos. b. g., xr1si L, iso.
Sealed Proposals wiz be received st tho Mayors
Once, CITY Hall, until Il m. MONDAY, the Sth
day Of April, 1870 for constructing the following
'fo1r fest barrel Sewer In Eleventh street vest.
eo0mencing On the north side Of the esnal, anl o..
tending to the north eide OF street. north-
Two feet barrel Sewer In u street. north, con-
mencfug ut the corner OF fifth street west end ex
tending east, to connect with Sewer IN FOURTH street
Two feet thres-inch barrel Sewer. with och
branches Of brick or te Of such size a. may Be re-
Qnired, at ntersscttop Of street. nsrth
and 1ffth street west, and extendinG aseng Fifth
street west, 70 connect with Sewer In street north
TIE I ala sewers 70 be provided With Lsssra,..
Traps, Drops, Aanholes and Thimbless whsa 10
The vork. TO be done under ths direction Of the
Superiutendent and Inspector q sewers, &C.; The
he Assistants Commissioners appointed 81 fks
All bids must be accompanied By Dsaai boad In
the sum Of one Thousand oo0D deliarss that the
bidder VII. accept and perfoim the contract II
csrtiSed By the Register Of ths city = v
Tho uayor reserves the right 70 fslecs any or all
20 do -; end any kiA that Dos not conform in
every respect TO this sdvsrtisement WI be ~
SPECIFICATIONS may be seen ct this ONCE.
main Sewer In each street eeperasely, md lateras
a brick or Scotch tile Of Is inches, inches, and n
inehes diastsr; also for sach Trao, Drop, Aaahoe.
fro1ossi 70 Be Endorsed . Rs9,sssls fGs ssxsrs"
apl5t ~ Superintendent q Sewers.
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Let the Children Alone.

Let your children alone when they gather
around the family table. 1t is cruelty to ham
Per them with manifold rules and regulations
about this, and that and the other As long as
their conduct is harmless As to Others encourages
them in their cheerfulness- III they do smack
drinks can be heard across the street n docs
not hurt the street; let them alone. What n
they do take their soup with the wrong end of
alone.
Suppose a child does not sit as straight as
ramrod at the table; suppose a cup or tumbler
plate or food below, and the goblet is smashed,
and the table cloth is ruined, do not look a
thousand seowls and thunders, and scare the
poor thing to the balance of its death, for il
was scared half to death before; it ''didn't 90
TO do it." Did you never let a glass slip
through your fingers since you were grown?
Instead of sending the child away from the
table in anger, if not even with a threat, for
this or any other little nothing, be "a generous
rs you would TO any equal or superior guest, to
sequiOus smile, 'It's of no possible conse-
quence-" That would be the form OF express
sion even TO stranger guest, and yet to your
own child you remOrselessly, and reyengefully
which for the time almost breaks its little heart
and belittles you amazingly.
The proper and more efficient and more
Christian method of meeting the mishaps and
delnquencies and improprieties of your chill
dren at the table, is either to take no notice OF
them az the time, or to go further, and divert
possible, or make a kind apology for them, but
afterwards, in an hour or two, or better still,
next day, draw the child's attention to the
fault, if fault il was. in a friendly and loving
manner; point out the improperly in some kind.
ly way; show where IL was wrong or rude, and
appeal to the child's self-respect or manliness.
This Is the best way TO correct all family errors
Sometimes IL may not succeed: sometimes harsh
measures may be required, but try the depre-
eating or the kindly method with perfect e1 ua-
nimity of mind and failure will be of rare oc-
currence.-lFTom Dr.. Halls Health By Coed Lirfng.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-22

e 1lst inst, Ars. PRISCILLA

DOUGLAS On the slss inst Mr., PRIsCIII
DOUGLAS, relict Of the late A. o. Douglas
Irnera on saturday morning, at 10 O'Clock, from
tend.
Alice and the late Bernard Croliy, aged - yesrs i
month and days May she rest Ia peace
Inc tre ms OF the family RESPECTFULLY invita-
70 attend her funeral, on Sunday morning AZ 8
O'Clock, from %. Dominic 3 church.
-OBRIkH. In Georsstovn, On the nh inst. JNo
WALTER O'BRTEN, In the lsi h year OF his sss "
Ies funeral will take place from the residence Of
Dis Istner No II 50 street, SATURDAY, I'd in Il
~ o clock, Q m. The relatives and frienis OF tSe
family are respectfully invited to attend
SOLSh- On the 1lst inst, ALIND COLNE, Sx
yeers OLD, daughter OF j. p. Colne, jr,
papers please oopyJ
MALsH. On Monday, the 18th Instant n Cooper
Hin. Ashley Falls, Aas.sch asetts N II iCH ~ m.
n: mALsH, ssed year,: late clerk in tks Adju-
Hnt EsnerGs omce, " ar Department, AID IN
Ses o. Laf.ystse Lodge, No. B, y A. 4. Il, Ws.h-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-22
MORTGAGES SALE.


By virtue Of . mortgage from J. p. Bartho.
l9E and wife to Matthias Linthcqm, dated July ist
Prince Georees county, the subscriber win ofcr q
public sale on the premises, on TUESDAY Nay 8,
STAT known e. "Ysrrow," or "Riversdsie,n on
which !. r. barthelow now resides, ADJOINING the
binding on the railroad and turnpike leading to
w Mna;sninSton: contains N6 acres, more or 1sss
S he; been nssa1y b the EFsPs
INCS, besides the HOME DWELLING, with laree
Barn. Stable, Corn Hopss, Ro1ltry House, bay
other Country Seat around Washington. Over sixty
thousand dollars have been expended in the Dur.
chase, improving, and besutifying t. 1t ID tusted
about i've miles from Washington near tho District
line, and one mile from Blsdsnsburg, Of which IL
commands . fun view. further description is not
deemed necessary, those desring to purchase are
requested 10 call and examine the premises, -
Terms: One half cash; balance n 6 and u mopths
For full particulars apply to
MATTHIAS LINTHlCyM. Mortgage; .,
apB-td - st. Psul St, Baltimore.
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RY w. L WALL q CO., Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 800 and 9O2, southeast cor Pa ave. And oth..

Nos. 900 and sOa southeast cor. "a, ave. and stb,
ThusTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
~ virtue Of deed Of trust TO the unde,.
E signed trustees, dated on the sixth fs, day m
,o -, arch, 1865, and recorded I'm Liber q r. No
iono zzs,et al, one OF the land records for asb
1lgton eouny, and at the request Of the Treasurer
OF the building association secured thereby We will
SELL at the premises, on TUESDAY, the third IA
day OF May next, at O'Clock D. m, Lot numbered
twenty seven On Din Charles l. Whito's subdiyision
o. original lots numbered fve 49, six jseven ~
eight, to) nine, 81 ten TO- eleven IN twelve IA
tDrteen, and fourteen, II, In square numbered
TWO nundred and thirty six, (z6D as recorded i'm LII
Der folio 81, in the Office Of the Surveyor OF tho
CITY 81 washington, fronting nineteen (i9l feet six
inches on street north, between 18th and lsfh
streets west, and extending back to a thirty foot
aiiey with the improvements thereon consisfino ri
q three story Brick Dwelling House. contain3no
seIen iD rooms, and one story Brick Kitchen
Terms OF sale One fourth cash; of which mo will
pc required ut the time Of SALE and the residue With
IN nve days thereafter; the balance in six Twelve
IzJ and eighteen (lS) months, to be secured by 4
deeo Of trust on the property with interest from the
DAY o. sale. II the terms are not compiied Win
within nve days, the deposit to be forfeited and
the property resoh at the risk and cost OF the eiin
quent purchaser. All cenyeyanciug and revenue
stamps at the cost Of the purchaser, =
K. x. WHITE,
JN0. H. SEMMES,{ trustees
Trustees National Union Building Association.
AuctiOneears
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-22

Inc radical temperance men of Maine. i'm
view OF the ibsuccess Of their independent
party movement last year, have decided to sup-
port the Republican candidate for Governor
man. 'oNPoie"oo
Wednesday nieht the vigilance ,ou,,....
forced open the Marion county jail. at Saiem
LIMOS, and took out and hung q notorious
oesperado named Frank Leonard, Alias ROY
ers, who was awaiting trial for the robbery Of
The steamship South America, from Rio Ia
nero, brings Official information of the death
OF Lopez He was overtaken by the forces OF
zen. Camara, AID was wounded in the fight
anu not choosing 70 surrender, was killed du ing
the action. 1902 -e
The delegates from Red River, who were ar
rested at Ottawa by the Canadian government
were yesterday brought out on a writ OF habeas
remanded to imprisonment.
The nrst base ball match Of the season was
played in New Terk Yesterday between the At
r;a, OF Brookiyn, and the Unions, Of Nor
riseania, and was won by the former, the score
standing "a to 10.
The committee of conference appointed by
the New York Fenian Congress to confer with
the committee from the Chicago Congress re-
fused, on Wednesday, to accept the propositions
for union. :
Five Wholesale and retail liquor establish
ments in Worcester, Massachusetts,. were yes
terday visited by the State constable and the
liquor seized. One dealer loses $4,000
The smallpox, which has been raging so ex-
tensively in Arizona has subsidized. The excite
ment OF the new silver mines in New Mexico Is
spreading throughout the Territory Of Arizona.
Two Mexicans, who had been arrested for
stealing groceries, were hung In the Jail yard at
Los Vegas, New Mexico, by unknown parties
wearing masks, on the 18th Inst.
The remains Of the Hon. Anson Burlingame
were met at the depot yesterday morning BY a
committee Of the City government and con-
veyed to Faneuil Hall, In Boston.
The Massachusetts, House of Delegates yester-
day passed Q resolution AMENDING the STATE con
stitution 30 as to repeal the reading and writing
qualifications of voters.
Lieutenant General Lindsay inspected the en-
tire volunteer force Of Canada, at the Champ
de Mors In Montreal, yesterday. Prince Arthur
attended the General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-22
TNITED STATES MARSHAL's SALE.

nvirtue Of three writs OF eri facias and one writ
q yendition expenas, Issued from the Clerk Once
And to me directed, will sell at public sale, fer
edsA In front Of the Court House door Of said Dis
Roclosk m, sl defendants right, title, claim and
interest In and 70 part Of Lot 10. ., in square No.
the northeast corner of said square and running
the lot, thence In portheriy Direction with the
west line thereof to the north line OF said lot thence
together with al and singular the improS ements
therso1; ssnsH and levied upon as the property OF
sss;ses No: SCI 3s lh "a sus I'D IS satiY{Sy sfs
Matthey e., Emery, Geo. h. Plant, A. 4 T. r.
ALEX. SHARP,
ma SA U. q. Marshal, ID. O.
AIHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
IN MON pa the 10th day of May, 1870, at the same
nouf ana place, by consent Of all parties
ap ALEX. SHARP, U. 3, Marshal, d. @.