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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03

Rev. raaiei Lord, D. n, Calvcry Church,
Chicago, Ills, SAYS Of Oar FsfAer's Hsass'' !:
|, shows noble arm, devout spirit and lcriny
study, and bs lis uice arrangement beautiful
illustrations, and popular style. win helr all It's
readers to see more Of silence in the Ribls. and
OF God in his works See Alv.-;isc.nc.s; Il an
o.hxr column
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03

Tar pxcrvrrfoxfs- EonsEHy In S59.
Ascending 20 the official statement in The
lase report cf Commissioner Wells. rakei
81 xhe price of IA WOODEN blankets vas
$3.50 pair. The price in 1869 Was for
the same kiad cf blankets. and Is a, this
present ds1e. $5.50a pair 10th in 1850
and 1870 ne sire quoted is for domes-
tic Holland Blanket
Now. then. why should pair Of blank
cts he 81 dssrcr so-day than eleven years
ago?
The price Of wool is lower in paper cur
rency to-day than it: was in gold in 1859.
Wool being the raw material and do
n,estic product, she depreciation of cur
rency cannot by any means apply. The
grea, fraud, the sand thrown in our eyes
BY monopoly, is the higher price Of wages
Well. then. we are prepared to go into this
question statistically.
1t is stated BY blanket-makers that the
cost Of producing pair Of blankets in the
United States is equal 10 the cost Of the
raw material Tin England il is much less.
Well, then. the increase Of wages in the
wooden mills in 1870 over that Of ls59-60,
as officially given by the United States
Bureau of Statistics. is so per cent We
therefore submit the following table.
Cos. Of pair of 1O-4 Holland blank
cts in 1859. $3.50
Cost of a pair of 10-4 Holland blank
cts in 1870. $50
Cost of raw material in 1850, 115
Cost of raw material in 1870. 17j
Cost of labor in 1859, 1..j
Cos, of labor, 20 per ct. advance, in
1870, $50
Net amount Of monopoly robbery, o.
cents per pair.
We defy experts or manufacturers, mo-
nopolists or their hired and unhifed apol-
ogists to refute these figures. They prove
that after all allowance for the increase
of wages the people are robbed by an out
rageous monopoly of nearly one fifth Of
their substance whenever they buy pair
of blankets. But why can such thing
be practised, when we are only a twelve
days voyage from 4 country that will sell
US the $3.50 blankets lor $50 gold .
II is simply the result of the tariff, which
lays duty of l45 per cent, on foreign
blankets.
But the dcccivcrs of the people will
say ii you reduce the duty ON blanket.
you virtually rpudiatc the national debt
Judge then for yourselves. you voters who
have voice in this matter:
Amount of blankets imported in the years
1869 and 1870. from the official report
Of the Bureau Of Statistics, page +I5.
| lmportations in 1869. S14.1Sl
importations in 1870. 21,951
| Estimated amount consumed
annually, l5,0d0, 000
Therefore it can officially be stated that
the revenue derived from blankets i ri
diculous; partly twenty or twenty-five
! thousand dollars. and that only for the
most luxurious kind, inasmuch rs blank
cts pay duty by The pound and al valorcm
The co>tlier and finer pair of blankets
is, the less duty in proportion docs it pay
4 Can voters who have large families and
slender means. when in this cold weather
the poor paterfamilias would gladly give
10 his little ones the luxury If an addi-
tional pair Of blankets-can such voters.
We ask. give their support to men who
have brought about such state ofthings?
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03
con FIR MILTON NOTICE.,
James T Parsons Il
James g Spald,ns
vs..
Geo w L Buckler 6
Mary Graves, AdmFs. of
Samuel Graves.

In the Circuit Cour, Of 81. Hary's county,
sitting as Court Of Equity.
No "a y /.
nRDERED, tlis =, day Of Nov. 1870.
~ that the :eroE: OF Jsu,<s III Wilson
Trustee. inithis cause, be TstI6eJ anI con.
hrned, aaless cause to the contrary b- shown
On or before the ist Monday OF Dec. uexI
provided copy Of this order he publish
eC in the ST Mary's Geaoon. onee a week
for three successive weeks prior 10 the said
let Monday Of December.
The Report states that the land Sid for
81, 205.
JNO A CAMA.fE:, C.k.
True copy-T.t:
JNO A CAVALIER. Ca'k:
Nov !, ls7o-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03
Notice..

A IL persons are hereby warned no, 10 tres
"A pass Oh my farms, near the Head o: 1t.
lemsni hay, with dog. gun or Otherwise. The
IA" "iI he Fisidly enforced against all who dis
regard tbs ao:sss
NN BISCUE.
Nov. :, ISs,-Sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03
BANKRUPT NOTICE.
IN HE DISTRICT CURT OF THE
UNITED STATES,
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MARYLAND
J"'n- y B"d, 1u Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt.

THIS is to give no;.cr. that q petit
Il GA has been prcs"ptsi 10 The G. uri
this - h day Of October, 1870, by JAIL
Us A. Bond, OF the County ofSt M,ry'<,
STATE Of Maynard. n d Di,ti.t azores id
a Bankrupt, PRAYING that he may b, DE-
creed to have full d schar ,e from all his
DDS, prcv.h'e under t c Brnkrup, Act,
and upon reading sail Petition
Il is ordered by the Court. that hear
it G be had upon the same. on tue 2Jh
day Of Noven Der, 1870, before tn" Court.
in the City of Baltimore, in sal District,
a 10 O'Clock. n. M. anI that notice here
of be published in the Biitimore Gazette
and 81. Mary's Beacon. newspapers prin-
I'd in said District, once n week for thr, G
weeks before tia, day !; aud that all cred :
itors that have proved their debts, and
other persons in interest. may app ar a,
said lime aud place. and show cause. il
any they have. why the prayer of said
Petition should not b. granted.
JAMES W. CHEW,
Clerk OF District Court
for said District.
Nov. 3, 1S10-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03

SENATOR TRUMBrLL or Projection =
Seuator Trumbull. of Illinois, in recent
speech at Springfield, in that State, DASH
ed to pieces some Of the protection crock
cry Of the Radical party. He said:
Nothing has tended more to mislcad
the public as to the trne character of q
protective tariff than the application to it
Of the phrases, American System and
Protection to American Industry. and the
Remuneration of those who oppose a pro-
tective tariff as the advocates of foreign
policy There never was greater mis-
homer. How is it protecting American
industry any more to give bounty to a
lumberman, a man working in an mon
establishment. or in any sort Of a manu-
factory, than If he were employed cultiva-
ting the soil or digging in your streets ::
Is not one sort of labor as much Ameri-
can as another? Why, then, should a
refusal to tax one, and much the larger.
laboriug interest Of the country, for the
benefit of another and a smaller interest.
be denounced as foreign policy?' Be
not deceived By names or phrases. That
system of laws is most just. and affords
the best protection to American industry
which treats all branches ofindustry alike,
and refuses TO burden one for the benefit
of another. and especially when that 9th
or constitutes but small portion Of the
country's industry. Any tariff is tax
on the domestic industry of the country
considered as a whole: and it is only to
particular interests and those engaged in
them that it is ever an advantage"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03
Executors Sale
of Valuable
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

DIR virtue Of authority from the Or
- phan's Curt Of Saint Mary's coun-
ty. the undersigned, As executor under
the last will and testament Of the late
Thomas w Gardner. will sell at Public
Sale gu the prems Of the said Card
der. in ST, Georg-'s. in the Factory dis,
trict on
Thursday. the l7h dayofNorem-
Der, 1870,
a large amount Of personal property. COM
posed in part, as fellows:
A number Of valuable Horses,
Oxen,
Cows,
Calves.
Hogs. etc.
Also, large lots of
Oats.
Corn.
Provcrdrr, etc.
Also. numerous farming ut, n>ils, in
Guiding
Wheat Threshcrs.
Fans.
Plongh<,
H.rsows,
Cultivatcrs,
Axes,
Hoes.
Rsaocr .nl M,vcr
Carts,
Wagons,
Family Carriage
anil Harness.
Buggy and
Harness.
SaIdlcs,
Bridles, cite.
H.aselioII Al i Kitcl IN Furniture.
superior P'aro.
largr number Of fine
Il d-,
Mattresses and fine
Bid Cloth--,
Silver Ware, etc.
TERMS OF SALE.
For sums o. $40 and under. cash
above $40. a ere it of fur mouth, with
nr,e aud sa'i,eiory s.sai'y. Sale, to
->JO!lN NJ. BRONZE,
Executor.
Nov. ;. lS.o-,s.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03
Notice to Teachers. .

HNEAtllG RS of Pubic s h ,ls are
b hrchy uo,ticd :h,t the rrc,>urcr
e. the Board 90 S.h.,nD I,nrri,>i,nr : =
NV r'''y t" max" "av'arut "a SIry
''r SI"m"r Tim crlirr July ST..
$50 I -" holding c--t,',.to; g IN
d' b;cdn"s- Tor that T.rm will f,rvt~I
thr!: o. end. 'r>rm'n, If the amount t.
bc pad Tlo-c having no such ccr,i:i
Gates aai wis'irg immediate pawn ~.
must forwa 30 Treasurer an or.lcr TO
remit P: mail or ether med.
By orl"r.
JAHES BUNTING.
Treasurer.
Nov. 2, 1S70--3t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03
Ji)
Realy-nla.
(ientlenlel
Oct %, Is

ever offered &c :
The peculiar al
have been Purrh
the business in {
ing House in II
enable him io %,
mcuis than any
lie is also Vrrpa
NEi>L m
go order having
mcn'S with Ncr,
were made l., VI
his custom cloth
lie make, the Is
Customer, viii
tom clothing v
a. represented
Nis clothing deI
MEMS. iOI :
'cst i, les.
All the la;~s, M
Wear, Neck i
Hats and CAPS
~ Call and a.
purchase 90
oci. %, 1870.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03
PUBLIC SiLE,

RY virtue Of a mortgage to me from
RD {. e. Spalding. &c Saint Mary's
county. State Of Maryland, di,po>ing cf
certain property To me-. will sell ut Pub
lie Sale at Soci-ty IIill the residence If
said Spalding, in the ;ird election district.
on
Thursday, the ION ofNouember,
1870,
the following personal property. to wit:
Horses.
Mul"s,
Colts,
(attle,
Hogs,
good Horse Power s. Tresher;
Gram Drill;
l spring tooth Horse Rake;
GriSt Mill;
3 Wagons;
Ok Carts;
And many other farming i'm
plements.
Also, one SEINE, nearly rev and SEINE
BOAT.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums Of $40 and under, caSll-alI
sums above Slo, note at six months.
with security to be approved by me, to
bear interest from date.
f'tA1 3D. - @. McCII.LY.
- -- .-.. Mortgage.
Oct %, 1S10-ts. ~, p -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03

GUANo.--r~ruvsan IS ssill mcvseg cd slew
IT. but prices scr |, are still follows viz SIS
for Chincha island and SEQ for Guaaape, gold,
per long ton, fcr large lots from the agents. and
Is currrncy. per ton Of I. 600 rs frua deal
ers. The stock hcrr Is heavy. souc ls,o0o tons
having hSen received within the last tao weeks.
We still quote Ec,ioudA and orvhills at $50 per
tca of /. GEO Lbs. "A Mexican DO. at S25. Sol
ubfe facisc do. at $50. Pa;aVSco Comranv's
GHano =, $so. Fertilizers, including fhos-
pilates Manipulated Guanos, &c. range from
$40 TO $40 per ton Of ], ooc lbs, all curren-
CIV. Ny Ea.e
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03

PosDER IT WxIL.-H you deglle> 10
pay tax Of AZ cents on every dollars
worth Of sugar, coffee, tea and salt you
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03

NV 3 tS1o-@.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03


II" ,.,'.a j
= Pardon in :
= Norris con
MARY count
cuS aud SCn
months
The Ci,a,Ill
rual dcri>Iun
unit hrrk I'll
pir,iton will
<yIsC utsn 4,
I,,1N,fuvl.
Il
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03

Nov. ., lS10--4t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03

sioa 70 egord all possible protection. de
fence and inoem"ity to its officers, actin.
bona jide, in the discharge of'theiir duties >
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CONN

Oct -. -.
, 1870-09-15

N length. were slipped sidesise On wooden
tiocks with great care. 30 as not to disturb
any OF the joints. Tho magnitude Of this
task may tie inferred !rts:n the fact that every
foot Of pire. including tie water contained
therein, weighs about 1.5G0 pounds. After
,l:o PIPES Eoie shifted 10 tne temporary bed, )
re, ,ch u feet vide and fsom one to four Test
decr, ues e3cavaicd through the solid rock
.lcus tho center OF the avenue. Iuto
lib tho IiPes are nov lower
ing without iute1rups,ng the flow OF
wafer through them. The pipes we're
l-il in 1870 aiaI alpca,ed to be very little cor
so1ed, and the hemlock tlocks from the north
ern Fart Of The State, upon, which the pipes
!laye rested fer tee last thirty yeAra. are IA
.cund to-day as they werp when buried with
the pipes. The Department Of Public Works
hae cecided TO lay 1o~n another pipe, three
feet in Giscnctcr, from tho Csoton Reservoir in
Central Park to the lower part OF the city, for
The special benefit Of those re.i,ing aud doing
buEibese there. With the understanding thai
the new NUN ahall not be tapped for any p1:r-
pose Whatsoever atova Canal street Tlis
1neasuzc will give full force to the water in
the pipe beluw that point. Persons occupying
rooms as high as the roof OF the City Hall
will then he able 10 obtain thcic supply Of
CEoton without the aid Of fo1ce-pump.
, 1870-09-15
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C'.1.:>.'t'. Sf?t Is. lSs3-
Int.4r...---..t r, IT, Aoas - L. nj
Miscellaneous.
On Mcnias las, rs slr. Michael Fare, Was
lss>lrE Ife .air q. \ 81. L'n,s Earrasi b,i.lxc.
s.sa n,iass!,s'. h. H,ss.a III s;ep. >'iapc. bs-
:. Eus T. En- OF .ions =: x.4,e Of avs. 4 nartye Of
'ur,y Galway, IsvliEd, AMI 1cs..ie,t u1 his
y! hf tA'ts .cass- liz sasa promising man,
INT ts:uc.iloa aut considerable ahi:y Ths
;Etrtal scis.c.s cr.s tcll IL st. Hd ,{. IhaIcll
rslrril=., Ensi TIC Ecmltr$ followed u tal.
HarE csn stS,s y ;:s latsr n1ae:E # n."ursvrs
y detectives lltxrn sLd its, ulr7u he charge 81
;,tRine the n E.e: OF James S'reeter 4 Cl GluK.
rts. at Junction CttS, ka*s-f, to cheek Tor .>D1.
\ description Of Inn WAS received Al The Police
Il. a.sGunrtcrs on N.lntsy, a1:I ht WIS cartartu
.,l tIr tlhc. oI 1s atirfn aEti iakr streets. He
lad t,tcn III CLtriEn ut,ont week -
-1h. Ifet.usy G. follcs heal An Inquest. ycs1es.
,ss, at Nc. .ai DiyIs!. >sr,.t. a1 the IT. natns Of
1Ise1y s-En chilli TIE Jury rsn srsc't = verdict
:is.s a1h NE clnsttt HF want "s pEsptr cafe on
tie part III th.. iputhrs. CherktIRca Palm
About pt losH .ost evening Il hor~t driven b5
EGMR ART Drah-t Tau away Oil C3:aa street, and al
Int corner III Ma.isun. the vehicle In which DC
MAS SEATED. IAN taip aunff--. a:a Was upset De'
,auct w.s throw nut a,.d hal hts right leg Inn
krG ata yc thH knte- H.. was attended by Ut.
Hahn, Al" taAcu to his home, So- . North Jtdct-
=, u slIctI. ...-.- .......-.
Fire Marsha, Witllsms VIII leave the city 70.
ulotrew FOR the East. on zAcatlon g!ren him te
'EtEperate his health While awaJ, he wilt study
the dr.. .s.I artnents Of New forS, Boston, Mon
The Nu1E on The ruins of the WABASH ayenue
IRE WAS continued yester'!ay. bnt no human r.
u airs we're found Smoke still rises from 'hs
Tho :e1urns Of gross receipts from the places
et a:nu<en cns i9 hts city for Ausnst arc as To-
MeTtckerk S7,tH0, nui Aiktn's, s1.514
:-rhc residence Of John Stevens, No. 16S Eas
tEaTrttpn street. was entered, on Tues4lar crrn
ine, anl rch:cd Of towels, sheets and clolhlng Q
tEe value OF $lSu,
, 1870-09-15

discussion. but. for hia part, he c:nd say thstte
IT, Cz1ssh ~; ss! al must ,aa
espaed i9st 81 thAs sa Ia; the esst
liz conceived OF, and t. occurred to t,lni liza; th
rsrra5rd amcEt,mr1t fsil.a n raartty, irs.tcr.
IND love. Thr instinct II Chr1ss.aouy reraIt..
not !tah!r to then Their uld hr 10 ptiecttor
hut he could cs's-cesve OF many cas,s wt,:-c l
Clergyman mi2at oe WEences., aad III That case b..
To the s.s,' cuu-ts. All might tn csttrse ri linz
suffer fEuua Tie consequences of this nn,cn}nlrut
ArF. !; AFE':snn remarked that c1vI courts
Gee Hus us likely III uc right al the nlhrr. Tnfrta
ws*a q Hlae distinction in the application, how
eTef. u: ih.n cits.t the Gus. Of Cam lii priest.
Of crlary- li"w scuhl II In. Ii tr should MARY,
ano y SaEe ct dtss~si rrsoft to the ctst! courts
Dr, Su:lisau ans~esed t=is pent Us stating ,ass
quiet EetiHi1 an Italian priest had eruk+n his
vow OF .el'acr. AMI, IN being s!Isn!sss-f from a
cGaiEt. was tr,1esatcTd b. Tue cislt Courts
other n+nslty could IL. attached other taan dis
ustssa1, the Bishop answered in The negative. asi
theu cLicierl nto lengthy statement nt his r.ews
la:ariag VI TIE rro1Use3 amendment liz clA1uiel
| that the welfare of the Gnu ,ch absolutely te-
| 1llnnt!ed tits mtasu:r. The ctu7$e adopted by
sh ~ arpsa:ns y non .he ecS1esas1ssS to
lis Spiritual relations 1t bred corruption OF faith,
anu could not IN. npe!!. Th+ Law VI the Church
was nArd, and no deviation cs;'.id be tolerated.
4 PORTION AporIED.
hiris:on Of .he su':ttct VAS then called for,
All that aT1 was aloEsc- y considerable E1a-
tas1ty, WElcn rSlicsscs Gls4prruyat Of appeal Ia
civil ccu:ts,
Rrtofc tic othc: ret wns presented. f,r action
to thc cnst attn. nF. IL ianec rrIl.tk..; that The
actstfon Vas ne o1 E,eat :irniu.y. la LIS juls.
tn'nf. the frnalsy Nas too E1s II. He hupcI the
mater would rest With :hr al lpliolt Of ie t{.I
ra't aad that the otsef he LETT tor tho acton 0l
, 1870-09-15
HOTEL PERSuHALH,


An tEL aII1s hls slis nutcl, Yesterday wei
:ac suiltw!nR: III. II. CnFson, PLliadclrhil; Dr..
T. VI. Cox, E'cvr.snh: ". Grant, New Orleans
;:tv. +. i. kellogg unh witc, Ohio; u. =. Names,
4.sr.utd; s. No:tp,i an.l 1atn.h. Nebraska: j.
IL LILY. 81 Louis: Z. u. Grawf~r1. Huston: C T.
ss-e uLu wi I. tui,n, cltcut; u. :. Duire, Alton
!. l1s., NJ HuLt, f. r. ilellster ah.t vile. New
.,tk: ". 5, GIteuly, L. H. Warner. Kansas CITY
.lTs. i J, 1snf-t Il aid famls, SaI Francisco.
RkItiis NuC-E
ArEcD: tft arr lras II THIS lit yrsfsr.ar, were
:tc tu..uwn +: W y. Gau!i'. Fl. Waving; j. $
!sA,n ar,s s,iis, srttl'xre'a: William Al,irr;
IL. L. u. II -1~- Il, lt:c nr:: seEa ADO wife,
.:t.,tE; II. u. lttS, beirut: ". y. y. Waruct
L,:lcft4; I. y .satl>, ". II. Nxrlan, Z. H. llcatI
-"w ltsk; r II. WalMcr, t.niaha; =. & WliceE
i, eL.sir1; l. \. Wright, r. Madison; l. t,u-is
:.y. Sioux ciy. .-
ST. JAMES to1EL ....
aHonE The Arrivals NJ laIs Ea,e!. yfstcriay
'stic :.< f.:l''A lug H. ~ AssEJ. AhaaukrS
%. T. Ha,r, Err W. $ B-ut-.. Eiost.L: J. II
;: i. .-al.":ll. l.~n:l. 5. talls, it.>aursh: C.
y M":t, f!sArr. .u:r; t. - MtrIltl, tislts=bu,s
\. New Kin. kabsns CttE: II. H. Slime. SrH
sHsA. ". H. S.Altsun. *. Pau; ". scott ph1iA
4&an,s.n,K; F. Il. t'ianl., Nctl.rE"r; l. D. Max
-.~lI, Beusustonts' l. Aarnl, tltppewsy Fairs
kAEkNAA llursa-
.AE.0ng tho a.rivA1, 1t 1hls aos.l, yesterday
- r. The tuIt wluK: $. l. .atAs. Stati4;.d; !. j
| ::uusn.F, IT, xss; IL. U. Estxhasa. san Francisco
y. L. ia:ecr, 7: y A.: IL. Gr"ltHatse. Nohile
:. r. CURTAIN, fust Wnsne; =. c. lIubcatc, t. 5
A.: 10 ult,I 4. leEfc, MAJ sha.ituwn; 3lr. an.
.1lr. fsAt.tk. fLtsadtls!iA; 4. Il an Colt, Nj.
saol &c: N. y. \. Hsl'tnoc, England: {. t. call
Illinois: A. L. l'ui1iur, ". Il. HuFt. \. G. Ilto
lu,t xifc. New Ycrt ". II. l. ons, 81. Paul
, 1870-09-15
REAL LSTATE.

War:sr'c CT GCe''s conveying city and suburban
r'uia'rty within teven niles ul tic Court House,
:.ie't for II c..rtl On WcnIcsdss, sept. II:
sa.k =, ::e6 .-!u II s''f Webster nv, f.
,,i,ss..n Il, :yscf iicmri 81, u I, ss.ioi ss'''
sar,ii: d ~, 10: # $ of Centfe IT, vi, Elk 80
'sa,. 81 rs Il 81 {. l,rs St. i, s4xiss GU
Ml~.uHt.- av.sw c1.tnri 81 KacIef St, wv
und y Of asx10.s x:s:H: S1rt. 1s........ l.sN
i,al.a,;i i, :. Il ii K'6,y s,, /. sixloc '''''
...,.t;insi j. 81 sal iWsn;y:sscain 81 '0'o
t,2Saisa,< II: tept. r.. ..........,,, 400
stair =. ~ snei Thirts-svcsnd i, cf,n
:las,ss.Es i. NJ cor isuIina tt, II, sixis; '
II: duly -, ISIS. S.......... ~ se5
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, 1870-09-15
WEST SIDE GRIEVANCES,
Ncaslara r. and Gafrsrr--Nclcci1vc Side.
wills.


THE LITTER CARRIERS.
A gentleman residing on the West Sp1c writes
IN rr at grief concerning tllc nnu-collersion hy
cctr1ets OF newspapers lett upon cttet-t,oxc5, aud
Co:A I'la:ts tlas The citiz-Ds Ut the division in
Witch he resides aIe CcnpelIen to carry to the
general Posi- Urfce rapcrs which they want tu
send 6- He afso states tat the carriers Informed
him thai the Postmaster had Instructed than to
ultuw rapcls On the bcxts to Eeluain where tueS
were, VI to thtvw thrm Oh thu siueNllE. III order
to correct THIS latter imp rcsson, which may pre-
vail Mtth Gthers, We Mould cay that mn such
i;er s1,,;.stn1 as Il, teen snv SSi y the ss S,,s
The Ian <scts NIT mRAc .hc cclecttou OF prtnte,t
nuttcr Obligatory, yet the Post uil,cc u.u:luls
Esft Us III tast,ra cities, have instructed c1r-
rtcEe 10 CUttci papcIs u. tbs btxes, WntAeycr
tAss "cEt ahl. IL dn tu, tLat il, witheye+ taey
ran antssor'tisrin- Taett. itccs.ons u1c compiled
hI.ttg so the tfice quantities VI sucn natter.
Thes91"1e, II this lnllch yexrt West S:dtf Wlsues
% hsu1e the e.lr t1Htserta II ~ bis papers, be
.huu rxvrct.r 1.,Ilr wor..isy wisdom, anil gel
.n :he l1s >idc If lht cartier for Its l,-tr,cL
ltt.c FAILS. anu itw polite w.r-F, VII TIE :utli-
cleLl to induce t.a, very useful subs:ttuatc VI
t ostaI str fce tu afo tl thit Is xAutr,f f hinl.
II ally cartier st4tts tha. he has oEhe.s not lt,
ccl:,r1 rslcrE, report h! III the Postmaster, aud
he N Ill be oisats sd u hts r.Evs.
TIE SlpEEALKa-
t. TIE Eatf1r If Tie Chie,w Tribune;
Du:iEE tie PAST siA ilUntils the city has teen
heavily nn.ctln for .lanaa.es consequent ui,;,n
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grs euy.. clos. aiient.ou IT, Ter ,intie Y.,sr,.y
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