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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-03


SENATE CHAMBER, !
Tuesday, March l. 1870.
The Senate met pursuant to adjourn
ment
Present: Hon. O. J. Dunn, Lieutenant
Governor and President of the Senate, and
Nessrs. Anderson, Antoine, Bacon, Beares,
Blackman, Braughn, Campbell, Coupland,
Dsrrall, Day, Egan, Fou,e. Futch, jerks,
Jewell, Kelso, Lewis, Lynch, Monette,
Offutt, Ogden, O'Hara, Packard, Pinch
back, Poindexter, Ray, Smith, Thompson
Todd, Whitney, Wilcox, Williams, Wittgen-
Stein-33
The reading of the minutes Of the pre-
vious days session was dispensed with.
Mr.. Darrall submitted the following re
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF LOUISIANA }
Senate Enro lment Room.
New Orleans. March l, 1870
To the Honorable President and Members Of the
GRNTLEMEN-Your Committee on Enroll
ment beg leave to report as having been duly
enrolled the following bills, to wit:
Senate Joint Resolution No. 81, "Appro-
priating five thousand dollars to the Ladies'
1onumr ntal Association, of Fredericksburg
Virginia. etc.
Senate bill No. 1877, "An act to compel the
Recorders of the Parishes of Washington,
st. Tammany, Livingston and ST. Helena t"
furnish to the Recorder OF the Parish of
Tangipahoa true copy of the record of all
acts, etc.
Senate bill No. 22O, "An act to exempt
from State, parish or municipal taxes, the
Third District Odd Fellows Hail." etc.
Senate bill No. 214 "An act to incorporate
the st. Mary's Benevolent Association, of
the town OF CarrolltOn."
And as duly epgrossed, the following:
Senate bill No. 204, "An act to reorganize
the State Land Office, and to provide for the
disposition of public lands" etc.
And Senate bill No. 236, can act to create
the Parish of Atchafalaya. and providing
for the organization thereof"
Respectfully,
c. b. DARRALL,
Chairman.
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frequently seen on the high peaks Of the
Himalaya Mountains. The animal was
taken when quite young, and Is thoroughly
domestcated, and follows its keeper like
dog. 1t Is only four months old, and ordi-
nariiy stands about five feet high, but is
capable of raising its head two feet, which
makes the animal seven feet when standing
erect. 1t Is of dark brown or mouse color,
large projecting eyes, with slight indica-
tons of horns growing out. This wonderful
animal was caught north of Lake Athabusca,
on the waters of McKenze's river. 1t has
ciaw similar to the pelican, by which
means it can carry subsistence for several
days. II was very fleet, being able to out
foot the fastest horse in the country. The
black dapper spots on the rich brown color
make it one Of the most beautiful animals
In existence. more beautiful than the Loop
ard OF the Chinese jungle. Sir John did not
consider 1t safe to transport his pet by wa
ter down the Mississippi river, fearing the
uncertain navigation and the great change
of climate from the Mauitabe TO the sunny
South. He has, therefore, wisely concluded
to go by way of st. Paul, Minnesota. The
commander of Fort Buford furnishes him
an escort for the trip. He will then pro"
coed through Canada to Montreal, where
he will ship his charge to England.
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\ Nuns PRoPHECY.-The Constitution
mel publishes document of prophetical
character, which just AT the present mo-
ment possesses "a more than ordinary inter-
est. We ailudc to prediction well known
in certain parts Of France as "The Pro-
phecy of Blois." 1t was made in 1908 by
an Ursurine nun of that city, and she fore
told that troubles would come upon both
Blois and France in 1915 and 1870. The
former part Of her prediction has come
true, and, therefore, there is probability
that the latter part of it may also be real
lied. While forcteling terrible troubles to
France in the present year, the nun went
on 80 predict ie Saurcur dccOrde q la France,
ana added that he should be man whom
the country did not expect. According to
her prophecy. the grands malheurs were to
begin after the middle of July--it will be
remembered that the war dates from Just
before that tinc-and before the vintage.
The troubles were to affect the capital
especially, in which there was to be fear
full fight and very great massacre. Both
good aud bad will fall in battle, for all the
men will be called out and only the old men
left in the place, The time" adds the nun,
"wil he short, for the women will prepare
the yintagcs. though the men will return to
complete the work. Meantime no news
will be obtained, excepting through private
letters. Presently three couriers will ar
rive at Blois. of whom the first will bring
tidingS that all is lost; the second will be
in too great Il hurry 10 stop at all, and the
third, who will come BY fire and water
|-probably that is by railway-''will be the
bearer of good news. \ re Deum will then
be sung. such rs never has been heard sung
before but this lie Deum will not he in
honor of him who rpiglied at the first, but
for the saviour granted (dccorde) to France"
The prophcsy of Blol> ends by statement
TO the effect that the Prince will not be
there they will 90 and seek him elsewhere
and after the Prince has assembled the
throne, France will enjoy peace and pros
neritv for twenty wears.
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Hmnsaa Erutcs-T3le EEsu: SEcG oi Cad
Igorntg-:ncir Appearance.

. .,,.....,.-.,,,l .,,, 80 ,bn Auti,,,h ..I1D,.
...',.,.'.,r,',n Er.,,,-,.,, I,,l mn1,r d,fr ri
49,. - :. I ~ !, ,.opr ,,qrnr :,
t..,, ,;,,, .i!;,,I .,r ;t.,n ,nnrnrnino the
' ''.s,,' I'm s,iI ~ IaTn been
.n j., ,ir,<,., Canaan and shortly
, l.; 49,. ,,,o,,,,,.,i, ar 0r.stir,It,
WA. w., -,,',,,.,,I ~ rho iau, az thnrc
=, ,,,.i .,,,;,,nr-, j., those hills
40 T,,... ,,. ,n',c,. informed I >htulG
'"' w. '''' '''''> Ij 49,. ,,,a ~
,''' '''' VI tI9' ND c,ot Iost
'., ~" ~ HiI,,., I.,.,, coTyn
MINK, "" t;,I ~ v..1, h9"l, r. tTnrrv;s
..,7y,.I,. ,,s.nr" ynn mr. mis- GORILLA. or
xiii man or Whatever Won choose to call
. :, nn ir,th I,,;oy that i exists. and
.g... -h.yr are al least two ot them. having
...., iln,p hoth ~ one. rn, :, ycor AGO.
.,4..,..i. ,..,,,.,,- h4. hem rrnorted =; times
,,,.,.,,.,.,....c. .,,,h inv. hand
.I n,, j., .ori,, !,v. ~, n,rrar"-u,It,ucr
..,.,.4 f,.,,,, q. III, an Tho southern ,o,>i:
i'm, iI,.. .,r.1r,,rr have seen j. not that ami
mi. and II il j. where did he gct his mate:
lopur, nnr ~ me Wrhf0Ut did their
wivr,: Las, fall | was hunting in the
mountains about twenty miles south OF
here, and campcd five or six days in one
place. ~ have done every season for the
I..~t fifteen v,tr-. Several times | returned
t. my camp. after hunt, and saw that the
q
had lnrn scattered about. An old hunter
notices such things, and very soon gets Gu
riotls t. know tie cause. Although my
aoddins aud trap and little stores were moi
DISTURBED Il, | could see. | wa, anxious TO
lr,,ru who 0. what it was that 50 regularly
visited nav camp. Tor clearly the h4lt-burnt
Sticks ana rinGcr$ rould not scatter thclu-
selves l5out. saw no track. near the camp,
Il, III. hard ground covered with dry leaves
would snow none. SO started on circle
around the place, ana 800 Yards oil, in
lamp sand, / struck the tracks Of
man, feet, as >upposed-burc, and nf
Immense >lzr. Now ] was curious. sure,
and resolved to llv Tor the bare.iuptrd visa
for .r,nrdin"Iy took = position ON = hill,
>idr about >iXty or seventy feet from the
ire, and Securely hid in the 'hruSh. waited
and watched. Two hours or more | >at
there and Wondered il the owner Of the
feet would come again, and whether he
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New ANIMAL on THIS CoETlSEET.--D'S-
covery Of a Beautiful american GtrGfe.-
\ gentleman who came down on the Far
raSut from Fort Bufold, says the Sioux City
Daily Times, gives US the following niorma-
ton regardin. Il species Of animal hitherto
unknown on this continent:
Sir John L. Buckingham, an officer in the
English army. who has been spending the
last year in her Majestv's Northern Pro-
vinccs, arrived 1t Fort Butord with an ant
nal OF rare beauty, aud never before caught
Oh This ointment, nor has it been known tiil
late years that this species existed in this
country. II is OF the same family rs the 81
lale or cameleopard, of Africa, and is known
to naturalsts as the Tygomelia. They are
known TO inhabiU the high table lands Of
Cashmere and HindOo Rosh, but are more
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washingt ton News.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-Tbe Patriot
newspaper will make its appearance on
Monday. 1t will take its stand from The
start as the central organ of revenue reform
and reduced taxation, with general am
nesty.
General Jos. T. Lewis, of Kentucky, eX-
Confederate General, Is dangerously i'll.
A dispatch to the War Department says
that Alabama is in doubt, but probably
gone Democratic.
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is,t,o T.o4n Eracfaons.

WAs8isarou, Nov. 12.-Thc congress
sional committee shows in their report the
following Democratic gains and losses :
Alabama gains 3 Democratic Congressman !;
Arkansas, 1 !; Florida, /: Illinois, 8; In
diana, / Louisiana, 2; Michigan, / v MS
souri,, 4 New Jersey loses ! New ao e1,t
gains 4; North Carolina gains 8 re'nsst-
vania gains 5; South Carolina loses 2; Tell-
ncssec gains 6; Virginia loses l.; West Viz
ginia gains 3; and Wisconsin gains l. The
total gain is IS and the loss 4. The cleo
tons in the other States show 13 Demo-
Gratis and Republicans.
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BAD GOVERNMENT IL &lTKA.--Wc have the
following not very cy"ditaDlc statement OF
Inc government in Ala>ka, showing demo-
ralization at Silka, and serious charges
AGAINST United states officers and soldiers:
from The lympio w. r. Standard, OCT. 15.l
BY the steamer George ). Wright, nj lc-
toria, from Alaska, We have the Itn'eS OF Inc
1871. The proprietor. Murphy, refers 10
the condition oil society which prevails in
that distant territory. NO less lnan
eight murders have been committed IN
Si1ka inside of the last three years, ana
every murderer has escaped the pun
ishmcnt he deserved except one, VINO Is
now in the military guarG-houSe awaiting
trial anu unless VIC soon get 4 court he
viii escape the punishment he so richly de-
serves. We have seen women ana gifls
Knocked down IL the street ny an army
officer and q United states postal scent we
have seen those TWO officers on the same
day knock down poor, inoilcnslVe RUSSIANS,
and the army officer hand the postal agent
Il pi.tol to kill M American. We have
known army officers to force their way INTO
private Russian houses and attempt 10 take
liberties with The women inmates that IN
any other country but Alaska would cost
them their lives. We have seen two COM
plnicS Of soldiers stationed right IN the
city, many of whom were not lit 10 run III
hr.c outside the walls OF i state prison,
and who forced their way into husSlih
huu>cS, rs though it VA, part Of Their uity;
and what Ia, been the result OF all TINS I:
Simply that I'LL the refined and Respectable
Russian population have left our territory;
heartily sick OF, and thoroughly disguised
with, the very name OF an American, ana
who can blame them: Who will not blush
|, ,l,..t .,f
laticn Of i've or six hundred people in Sli ka,
there arc not over three young girls OF the
age Of thirteen who are not prostitutes, ana
in making this assertion we challenge con-
trNdiction. The soldiers being stationed III
the heart Of the city, went around spread
ing contamination, disease, and state OF
decentralization only surpassed by that
which existed nj the time Sodom and Co.
morfah were destroyed by an avengmS God.
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.. RI uF RICtM;thD. NOV. u, 1879.


Steamer Norfolk, Plat, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc ana d. sscngers. W. L. Porter.
Steamer Jonu Sylvester, clifford. Norlolb, mcr-
sanH!:t and passengers. i. il. Iatuin.
s-ramcr Niagara. Bldkema!i. CIV ork, mer-
Oh nt!;se ana H. sSengers, john W. Wyatt.
S.I..a.y,
Steamer File Knight, Travtrs, Baltimore, !Ecr-
ChauGiSc and Passengers.
II amer - gar.l HIakc-rsn, Kew York, lnSr-
chandt and c.tssengc :, JOHN y. Wyatt.
Scuooner Francis Hatch, FaleS, Boston, MGR
chInd.se. Curre 4 TO.
Schooror \. V. Bergen, TITO opaon, roviiYncc.
via eb1rnc's, crai 'uriS 4 Parker.
-chooucr W. 4. Darling. smith James river,
light
BELOW.
SruOorIcrs 4. Il. AlntS, hi tim0ra. from Wind
Sor. :. =, aud Ecdilngtln. Gregory, from lock
had.
~nrt0KAScA.
WEST POST, Nov. -. 4 ri we'd Ncauc. state OF
VIRGINIA. Freeman. baltimore. merchandise and
pas 'tuy-rs, ,rrk diver hal.roai Comp any, aad
Stil'd r.'Urr.
.orIA CREEK. Eov. l".--ArTtved, steamer
irousid,.s. MAYO, Baltimore, merchandise snu
passengers. Ricnmuud. eredcrckshurS aud To-
to!@c ...,ilrOaG Comp aly. ard s" ilGd Oh rIlurn'
fDY TELEGRAPH
FORTRESS MOEEOE, nov l"--ailcd; bark re.
rnv for New 70 k brig laura, for baltimore
briE cecilia, for charleston.
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TELEGRA.PHIC NEWS.
New york STOCK and MONEY mnrne

New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YoaK. Nov. l2-Noon.-Stocks heavy.
Gold, liz. Money, 4Gs per cent. sterling-Long,
1903: short lopi. 5-2o's, 49, lost.
Southern securities Tennessee o's. x-coupons,
CT; new, 60. Virginia as, ex-coupons, CO; new.
g. Missouri CTS. p:,. Louisiana es. 7lA new, Cs /;
levce 6's, 70; s's. 80. Alabama SIS, 1902: 5's. 20
Georgia s'e, 70 - 81. North Carolina 6's, a7s;
new, 2os South Carolina G's, Fl new, III.
The gold transactions were larger I'm sHourt
than for some time. II opened ut 1llA sold up &,
ils and closed llls. Governments and State Sc
curlties unchanged.
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EEREITgJRE, DC.

& RITTER HAVEM
III REMOVED THEIR FURNlEuk. 49,
+. ~ = BLISHMENT t. GOVERNOR ST INT
where samuel W. HARDWOOD cid bushes lnii..
;;rnrcroonls. and Il splendid stock OF
iHAMBER FUkt1 uRE,
PARLOR FURNlTnRE,n ,
DINING-ROOM FURNITURE, and
MATTRESSES,
we are prepared to sell goods lower than we did on
Main street as our expenses being very much re-
ducrd we reduce our prices accordingly. All In
,vnnL of good, substantial FURNITURE, had bet
I, p sec our stock before buying nos
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The EnElisI2 Mission.

CINCINNATI. o., Nov. 12.-Mr. Farrar,
editor OF the Enquirer under the new
arrangement, commences dispatch from
Dayton to-day, in which he says that prl-
vate advces from Washington say that the
English mission has been rendered to MIR.
Schenck,
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HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE.

TEORSES AND MULES F. q K IN
HI SAG...- tukrG-F. UK HORSES II
aud TEN MiILhS just arrived at r. Bos;l.uA- ;
stable direct from Kentu ny. Amons the lot ere
ten fine mares and some sly lyh ana ihet siepthk
hnrs,s For sale l.w ami ON accommodating
irrrus Apply at once At =. BossleuH 5 slapies' Oh
nc n -, I'm w. GREEN 4 BU''K.
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New ORLEANS, Nov. IA report has
been received here of the wreck OF the
Swedish brig Emma Sophia, from Rio .a-
metro for this port, with 1000 sacks OF coilee.
Assistance was sent, but the weather was
uniavorable, and it is thought Impossible
to save any OF the cargo.
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Military News.

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 12.-Gen. Bar
ry has just returned from Yorktown,
where he has been inspecting the National
Cemetery.
Major Stanton arrived this morning, and
paid off the troops.
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Entail Anray in Stanton.

STANTON, Va, Nov. FIN an atiray to-
night between Joseph NJ. Black and George
W. Smalley the former was killed. A large
party has gone in pursuit of his murderer.
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
Outrages In California by Cinnamon.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 12.-McCormick
has been elected in Arizona to Congress.
at San Bernadino Chinese woman who
had committed a petty robbery was tied to
Il stake by her countrymen' and fire
lighted around her. The Cinnamon were
| fn1
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THE EUROPEAN WAR.
THE CAPTURE OF vERDUN.
STILL HOPES FOR AN ARiNIsTICE.
Hing Williams Official Dispatch.
&c, &c, dc.

FRENCH VIEW OF THE ARMIsTICE NEGOTIA.
TfONS.
Tours, Nov. 12.-The Government here
does not consider the rupture of the arms.
tice negotiations as final.
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.n,AfLIlaOAD..
lW I'D I 80
lROA. 8 AND STEAMERS
III !: TINE OF ARBIvALs 80
Avn JEPARTURYS,

RICHMOND, F2TDr krCKsBURG ADO.
TiiwsC RAILF0kD Train no. I leaves YES, t ~
daily at 2.3s ?. 81. Train 30. Lower pceSmac
oHtel l;sves Broasstree: depot daiIy a. ~
$3.50 2. ", ana arrives ssily az $50 A. ~; -,.y,
aICHa01D ard Dshy1 Lf RAiLanO1AaD:
rams les We spils at els A. ". aod 1866 =.
rive dsil at s:es ?. ans llGs A. M. J .s,c
sis A. IL r in c"naec at Bcr .es'lIe .r ynca-
Rf6 III, l O. Alp .voRK Rsy.s EAT-
a0AD.-Tra $ leave dIiIy II rs p. a.. sno ar
rtvtog st 1885 A. M. Freight, vita passengsr-car
at cfed leaves daily vt r. NJ: psY1
9ICHMO*D AND rETERSBUHI SSSa5!eo
ROAD.-Tra rs ielv2 daily .ts:S \. III; anT ~
r. N. ccommod on rain H. yes daily o. @
NJ. Pass. DS.rs for Hcrfoik take ms 2ssoS - ~
JHEss PsAKr AND oE11 RAILROAD
J aEp RIv L STEAMERs.-The TN syl-
yestsr leaves on MONDAYS, wednesdays,
and FRIDA S, for Norfolk and intermediate
blade .PHIa. NEW YORK. AND Bale
TrMORE .rEAhkRs advertise specially saea
dep ,rtare.
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aEMYEr kNst g,iNwAtkE.

TOHN BOWERS, Successor to Yale,
RichmuIt Va, wholesale and retail dealer In
STOVES AID TIA WaEF; alao, BIBB,S IM-
PROVED DlAMOHD FIHs-P"ACS STOVE,
for heating from one four rooms Gas Chan
,leiers Gas Shades, Brackets, SC. Plumbing,
Timing, and Gas fitting done ut short notice.
House Furnishing Goods, &c. oc l5-2m
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and then stopped and grasped stick from
the fire. This he swung round and round,
until the fire on the end had gone out.
when he repeated the mannuvre. / was
dumb. almost, and could only look. Fiji.
teen minutes | sat and watched him, az
he whisllcd and scattered my fire about.
could easily have put bullet through
his head, but why should kill him?
Having amused himself, apparently all he
desired, with my fire, he started to go. and
having gone 4 short distance. he returned,
ana was joined !, aNotacr--a female. M
miStakahIy -whcu they both turned and
walked past nc. within twenty yards OF
where ! sat, and disappeared in The brush.
could not have had n better opportunity
for observing them. r. they were uncon-
scious Of my presence. Their only object
in visiting my camp seemed to he to amuse
themselves with SWINGING lighted sticks
around. have heard this story many
time, since then. and il hiss otten raised an
incrcClulouS smile Out | met one person
who has scca the mysterious creatures, and
Il dozen who have com" across their tracks
~ various places between here and Pacheco
Pass
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NOR CHARLESTON, s. C.-CUR- 1T
lie l. CO.'S IINE.- The fist sailing STfT
schooner LiLLIAS, GRIFFIN master, h -
lng the large portiou of her cargo cagaged, VII
have 1utck dispatch Tor balance Of freight. APP
1lyto thhiE ~ -;
ly-3n corner OF lSt!l ana Gary SIfttlS
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PAIRING STEAM ENGINES aud BOILERS La
city and county; TDBACCD Nukh o. al
Kinds INSIDE and repslceo; TOBACCO FLAT
HNhCICn'S SUPERIOR AMER; PLAT
FORM and .ll other kinds Q sCAAf,S ISEfAIR.
= and ApJGsJ,FD. AGEST. Got .9e .aie OF
JUDoOt'S PATENT TaAM.EG4IEE 90.
vERHOE, stLD"N's pkTEEI sTgAM-EN.
81 4 fACNI&G, Utica CompsnS's STEAM.
GAUGES. These 5ansea arg warran:Sd b. b., as ior
ali kinds OF BRASS WORK OF sGPERIGR
JAKE for STEAM EN&INES. Zach as gauge
SHAFTISG. SE.F-FRsDrRS, sTFAM-WHIS-
TIES WATER-GAUGES GLOBE-VAitvEs,
BOILER-FIUE CLhAEERS, ana { general as
sortmcnt OF such artlclts as used b. all runs
ding steara-englnea and gsw-mtl,e.
SLOkT Il ABDINGT0h,
10 Is lag aJd 1924 Cary street.
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Export of Specie.

New YORK, Nov. 12.-The steamer City
of Paris takes out 100000 in specie to
Europe.
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SNYDER q IRBY,
RICHMOND STOVE AND ARCHITECTURAL
| IRON WORKS,

IRON WORKS,
1000 GARY sTRFBT.
Deslers and others viii Had at our W 0rks our
usuaI Assortment Of stoves, cooking and heat
Ing; HOLLOW WiRE, FRONTS and q eATks,
FENDEES, SOIL PIPE, HiDRAsT CnsES,
a d PLUMBERS and CAkPGNIEhS' oAsi-
tStiS. 49,, ,,,-e, o..
We are prepared to put up IRON FRONTS for
buildings In any style, and furnish IRON CARS
and ILLS, GRATiSGS, AREA 1,rHTS. 5AL.
VANIZtD CuRNICE, icon RAILING, W.
SASDAIIS. &c. -,, g..
Prices US Low rs northern houses charge lor
same style OF work. sN1OfN u ihoi..
I'm
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waHE9 eNg Ll4UDks.
BOARDING.

TIRsT-CLASS BOARDING.-WOLTL
Il HOUSE formerly Cooks, corner or sen ana
Clay street. is pre- pared to receive Few s!KsI
CLASS BOAR JEkS. The we'll known fepntatlo oa
Insures to her quests com Portable and satislacoS
accommoda ions. A few transient boaroern, wiu
be accommod Mhs; y. y. 49,. Ian
>, tifr mol w
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yMssNE s-fSaa.assENEE

Ii.IhTuRE ALmA>h,, NOV. u, 1870.
Sun rises, ,,,, $50 Noon riscs........., l0.i
3t,I stls,,,.,,,.. 5gl II ~ tlJ,........ 81
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l,ASAL OPEN TO NEW sggs----T7ITI.
X CANrO>.-Ou the l6rh our -.-~---- -
pAEk,s . VII res.mc the Id scl".imle, ir+vinS
FE3DAY- at5 =. Il. ketu ming, arrive In Rich
mont N WEDNESDAYS, fRIuAle, ana AC>-
Days Mt the old hour G y. VI.
the rrpsirs to the canal progresses notice
VIII be gwen through tn pa.,ers o
pcluw see card OF tine 81 arrivals ut INFERNO
dat dist tncCS :: NJ.
l., ave Ri.hmrud at y. NJ. aud arrive AT Mana
Lintown al 2. -: Jude'o Ferry AT lCt +. ~;
Beaver Dam ut 1T =. NJ: nichauX Ferry at ~ 4
A. NJ; f.clnb ron at = \. M. Columbia ut y.
H.; New { zntcn NJ o. 4. N. ,
Leave New canton at | L NJ, and arrive AT -
mml,ia nj 81 y. NJ. Pcinhertou at o.. M; Jchtr-
Sou at S i. NJ: Cedar P:int a. 10 L. NJ: MinH:GA
Ferry at lot L. NJ: Beaver Dam 1T 1T =; NJ
J,Id.'s +, rrv At j. =. NJ: " tnakiutOwn AT d 4.
W., - 10 wv r. EDMOND.
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. r. STACY s. son,
MILLINERY.

NEILLINERY.-W are now pre- smN
and Water RONNFTs, HATS, FEATH- ~
Frs, FLOWERS, sAsa and FANCY NECK
RIBBONS, CHIGNONS, SWITCHES, . c., ana
which is complete in every PARTICULAR; ~
oc 25--lm No, 400 Broad ST., corner 18th.
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TIE HoosAC TuSHEL-No1c the Ends oriH
h.. 3fgflr 70 Nef.-Bcforr the work from
the unosar Tnnnrl shaft toward tue ends
cnu hr undertaken. however. certain rlath-
cmatjral cal.,,l..t ol;~ must bc made, which
jnynfvr The >ucrr..rul ,jiscllaroc of t he .most
JrIiratr and responsible professional duties
yhirf, any engineer WAS ever called upon
tn utIoim--i; Being necessary to lay
dawn y line less Than twentv-Scyen feet
IN lnrmih n the bottom of n drip
nine T,Il shaft 0%O feet deem, 80 that
Hnt6 omIS 81 tEo Inc bninm protected.
XII rn,,,,.;da yriti, no terminal nHin,s 81
IT,, tn,n.I Irrh L.iY,, ii,.rnr over y .Gn0
t..., frn,n ,h.. rorrr,. ri thn Shaft. Tn in.
,,t, H. ;,i.i tit!;,,i,v thn fnn ot rho
j,.-, : -, ~, ,nm,,i, ~. :, ,ni~onj mann
t.' r ~, IA, tn snH frr, ghoyr The
r., I,,n,,,I - if. tc,,niTi II *
3b"or ~ '' Nv si'+,,, rc.rnrsilitv that i
; ;C, y.o, - W. NO oo;n.,. who aS;un,ns th
,hr'o ~ ~ Iir"In onnration Tn fnriIi-
ta 'i',' ,Ln ,r.r,rt n",tormanrr or thj, duty