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THE Me THoD!sT CONFERENCES

The Conference In Baltimore Discussion of
the Ritual.
BALTIMORE, May Ia, 1870.
To-day fs the eighth day OF the Conference of the
Methodist Protestant Church. The discussion Of The
ritual was continued.
Dr. brown and DR.. Collier, fraternal messengers
from the Pittsburg Methodist Church Conference
took formal leave in the most cordial manner ex.
pres ny n ir earnest des the reunion OF the
Chur h. and were Responded to by the president OF
the body.
The Conference adjourned at half past one P. NJ.
The Conference in Memphis-The Methodist
Church s0nth Declining Reunion on the Chi.
casO Plntform--MOre Overtures Wanted.
MEMPHIS, May Ia, 1870.
The Methodist Conference Committee 10 whom
was referred the papers relating to the proposal
made by the Methodist Episcopal Church, recon.
menled tie adoption OF resolutions as foows:-
Resolved, That gratefully recognize that Providence
which has guided ussmutiped u.s. srenehened homes
ryne cond,ions bs.n ~ war and ne.cs - a uuer
'1s oSsr
Ien Of the several branches of Methodsm in hs
Resolved, That the action OF bishops at tho last
sass o se 4. 81 Louis In n to se
churches has the iu endorsement of this General Confer
enee to ana s e our With a refer
church having In them oncal proper recognition this
thureh ms at Shcsso &
nponei py tne lo tns SPECIFIC purpose expressed in the
hesDyed That the commission ordered Ly the General
Conference confer with tie late commission from African
Asthodist Episcopal Zion church q
that body with be empowered with
similar conIniss from other Methodist church that
may dssro a union, cannot, in our Judgment without
ton. be reported having been constituted by that General
Conference commit ssion make proposals OF uni
g OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
South.
Resolved Moreover, tina. II this distinguished commission
fuy clothed with authority TO treat with or union,
Is the Judgment Of this conference that the interests Of
the Church OF Chrt require and demand the maintenance
OF our separate district organizations
Resolved, That tender Rev. u. Bhop,.E. s. Jones
and rev ". L.. Harris, the leaders OF tho commission
present with regard brcshrcn loved in the Lord and
sincere desire that the day when
with proper Christian between
the two great branches OF Northern and southern Mehdsm
shall be permanently established.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
large amount OF unlniportant business was
transacted, ana the Conference adjourned.
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The Candidates.
The following Is list OF the candidates In nomlna

The following Is list OF the candidates In nomina
tiOn:--
COURT OF APPEALS.
Chief Judge-Sanford f. Church. Henry 4. Selden.
Assocates-Wiiam +. Allen. Chares Mason
Martin Grover. Charles Andrews
Rufus w. Peckfam. Charles j. Folger
Charles A. Rapallo. Robert s. Hale.
JUDGES OF COMMON PLEAS.
Hamilton w. Robinson. Richard s Emmett.
Joseph +. DAILY. j. Soils RIttef band.
Rchar L. Larremore. william T. Richardson.
Charles II. Van Brunt Ella +. Hall.
JUDGES OF MARINE COURT
George Shea. Henry Il. Tremaine.
Wllam II. Tracy. BENJAMIN f. Willis
Philip J. Joachimsen W. II. Krcnies.
Lawrence R. Jerome. william f. Dodge
Emanuel B. Hart. Henry Clews.
EDWARD Schlichting. John Althotr.
George II. Mitchell william II. RaynOr
James q. DimOnd. S. h. ii. Vance.
William II. CharlOck. William NJ verfniIye.
George W. Plunkett. Charles L. tiffany.
Henry Woltman John +. COnOver.
THO mas Conan. fiver ern.
Bernard O'NeIll John Faulkner
James McKievcr Benjamin $ thmayer.
Eds ard Cu,ldy Oracle King.
yam Kelly. Frederick killian,
Edward Welch. Theron Il. Butler.
James Irving Gen. Chas X. Graham.
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
DIST Dist.
I-Terence Duffy. John O'Connor.
2-Pasrck Lysaght. 5--JOhn j. Shaw.
3--Hu9h OBrien. ID. Wilson Green.
Aloha CALVIN. 10-JOhn p. Strack.
5--lsaac Robinson. Thames L. Hastie
6-Mil hael Heaiy. 12-Th0mas Haos
John HdmpsOn. 13-Charies A. Clark
s-ThOmas Null gan. 16-George w. DeCunha
9-Henry Rogers Samuel Hamilton.
1O-H nry A. r cher. 16--Henry J. Scu lder.
12-Edward COstello.t 17-Steph n N. Simonton.
13--James Barker. 1S-Wilam D. McQuade.
14-JOhn Rely. 19--FranC 8 j. Felix.
15-E. Litlened. 20-Francis A. Thomas.
l6-Eugene DurniD. 2l-Charles Ii. Cooper.
17-Char Fcitncr.
1S--PatriCk Garry.
l9--Barth new Mcdonald
ypl.v. ,ssiIv
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At Gold Pricrs.-- The Largest Assortment In
the city Of Boots and Shoes for Ladies' Gentlemen Chill
dren At f. A. Brooks This is the house city.
575 Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotei.
Great reduction.
Soiled Shoes half price.
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Instantly KILLED.

AT ten O'Clock last evening child. aged twenty
months named Mary Jane Walsh, fell from ths Glth
story window of 335 EaH Thirty ninth street TO the
yard and was Instantly KILLED.
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A.-lfcnutifuI Women.
that genius VT
oil generations OF have worsiippua ia ihe ssx
desiring soft, snooth beautiful ska.
should use GEORGE w. LAIKD'S BLOOM OF YOUTH
This delightful toilet preparation has recently chem-
cay anay7ed by Professor c. r. Chandler, the
the Metropolitan hoard Health. The Youth
harmless and free any iugredienI Injurious
70 health Sold At AL drnggists and fancy goods
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The paper money issue OF the North Germanic
Confederation Is oiiicaI!y put down ut 420,l,742
PruSsnn, tharrs Prussia hos lS25D, 900 OF the
whole aInuuntnamciy, 10 100000 In Treasury notes
ave and =. .sS9, ,00t oil ono t.aier.
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The Judges sill Mt Work.

PARIS, May 14-Evening.
Many more persons have been sentenced to I'M
prisonment for their connection with the late disor
ders.
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Independent Ciiizcns' UDion--Thc Republican |
Ticket Endorsed.

Independent Ciiizcns' UDion-Thc Republican
Ticket Endorsed.
A convention Of the Independent Citizens Union
was held yesterday afternoon and evening, at Their
roOms No. 23 Union square, at which delegates
present from each ward OF the city. The meeting
was called 10 decide upon what candidates in
nomination by other organizations this union
would sustain. Mr.: Charles X. Deutsch occu.
was taken by districts, and the entire
republican State county ana city cket was adopted
with Two exsePtllons Ike r ~ ). S9aGnimsen s; Iammany
sutued for w. H. Kirchies, the republican nominee,
and Nicholas Muller, OF the First ward. was chosen
IN place OF william e. Dodge. As The republican
Assistant Allermanic nominations were not com
plete, and the probabilities were that full ticket
would not be made the delegations were given dis
cretOn Try powers in the selection Of their candi-
dates Tor those offices.
The Political Temperance General Committee
Endorse the Straight Democ ratic Ticket.
mass convention OF the Political Temperance
General Committee was held last evening at Masonic
Hall, full muster, comprising ten delegates from
each ward, being present. James Boyle occupied
the chair. and the remaining officers OF the organ-
zaton are Francis @ Msnan; Treasurer Jonn soye, ,
McGuin, Sergeant-at-Arms; Counsel and Director,
Joseph II. Tone. The entire organization, II Is
claled numbers about IL 900 10 IL, 900 adherents.
After brief DEBATE 1t was unanimously DECIDED to
support the eAtIre democratic ticket State. county
and city, III the approaching eiecton.
Twenty first Ward Ratification NIcetiBg-Tbe
Hon. Jack Rodgers Egged and StOned-A
Riotous Crowd.
AT eight O'Clock last night large crowd assem-
bled at the corner of Egntysecond street and Sec
ond avenue, In response TO call made by the
Stephen A. Douglas Club for the purpose OF ratifyng
the nominations made for city and county officers
the Tammany ticket in that district. There were,
probably, not less than 1000 people assembled, and
alter short address by Vim. q. Barrett, the
chairman, In which he set forth the object OF the
meeting, the Hon. A. j. Rodgers was introduced,
who immediately divested himself OF his coat and
hat. IN his characteristic style proceeded 10 adj
dress the meeting. He was frequent inlcr-
rupted by persuIls In the crowd ahcgd 10
be trends Of Snern O'Brien, win shouts, outlaws
and hisses; but he continued speaking, needless OF
these frequent disturbances until he was suppressed
by shower OF eggs and stones which assiied liin
iron all quarters. There had been u pyrOechnlc
display during The proceedings, and some Of the
dlstulbers snajched lew Of the rockets and directed
them towards the platform, where bani, the
speakers and many persons were gathered, the
rockets exploding In their midst For time u
serious disturbance was treatened but the prompt
Efforts oil the police succee lea IN allayng the
storm. letter was read from Mr. Lawrence ID.
kieluail, a,tef which the meeting adJourlied.
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Anolher Nam nnclling Out.

Myer Stern, republican nominee on the general
ticket FOX Alderman, has declined the honor Of
hopeless contest. His main reason for dechnining is
that hs political atfnties are strlctly democratic
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and hi acceptance Of this nomination wouIa 90 ILL.,
c0.sistenl

Police instructions for Election Day.
Superintendent Jourdan mas issued the usual In.
structons to the ponce for the preservation OF the
pubic peace election day, al well as for the DO.
lice telegraph service TO insure prompt rapid and
accurate return OF The canvass anu vote.
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sympathy

FLORENCE, May IL, 1870.
Menotti Garibaldis refusal TO act against the in
surrection In tie Neapotan provinces Is generally
attributed to the fact 1t many of the insurgents are
his own workmen and friends
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DON'T Want Him.

PARIS, May Ii, 1870.
The French government has Oriciay denied the
report that the extradition OF Custave Flourens Is
contemplated.
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Students, SeGition.

FLORENCE, May IA, 1870.
The partcipators in the political troubles here to-
day were mainly studens oi the University.
Several OF the more sedltous were arrested
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PORTUGAL.
Insuinr Insurrec.ion.


LISBON May ID, 1870.
Information has reached here that quite forrnid-
able insurrection has b oxen out IN the island OF
Madeira
The government has despatched a body OF troops
there.
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The body Of man about SIXTY years OF age was
found on the beach al Fort Hamilton, where t was
left by the tIde The garb OF the deceased was ey
IDENTITY that OF a working man.
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Executive Appointments.

VIENNA, May H. 1870.
DietrichsteinA Mensdorf has been appointed to
succeed Baron DC Koler as Governor Of Bohemia.
The HEADQUARTERS OF the Governor will be at
Prague
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For u Fashionable Coat E:eaunt Pants
Yes. 70 % INGRAM SON, Merchant, Taors, 6o Futon
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Three females, inmates OF house OF reputed Ill
fame, No. SO3 Gold street. near wisoughby avenue,
were taken before tbs Police Justice and committed
I0r iutdre examination.
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Royal Finvnun i.oItery.--Prizcs raid in G. old.
Information furnished The hhes paid Doubloons
and all kinds OF Gold and silver.
TAYLOR CO.. Bankers, u Wall street, N. Y.
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The Cabinet.

PARIS, May H. 1870.
The accession OF the Duke de Crammont to the
Ministry Of Foreign Affairs IS now thought certain
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A Royal Inauguration.

LONDON, May II, $50.
HIS Royal Highncss Prince Christian today opened
o new hall in the Temple. Speeches. toasts and
music were the features Of tho occa5ion.
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ALndy,. eeere, Di,ulsed by her nu,tanA

Lady, secret Divu1ged by her Hustand
for the benefit OF her
daily receipt OF similar the
following. take the liberty OF publishing this With
Da o'Hargs:-
SIR Permit 10 suggest improvement your truly
valuable Hair Resorertst sha OF the bottles should
beprepared without dressing ha several friends who would
be gad TO test H. but few applications lake. the curl and
lady 70 this day, IL the 10
highy recommended: should 0uy bottle not for
It's taking the curl comp eteiy from ones hair"
Being told the dressing tho efficiency OF
the kesorer why can not he omit Ell In botiles ie
II true tho Restorer contains any form! shah
look anxousy In sundays Herald al your advertise
mcnl snd hope 70 earn from ia conents that the wishes -
many can be grained.
wishing you every success, am, respectfully,
EA ALLEN.
We take from add "Resorer America~ with
oui destroying its idiosyncrssy have there con-
cuied 10 steal march upIn t0therhalf of
losing every bbre OF our whisker when
Weary from the constant exactions Of "Restoer during
the day, we assay at night 10 forget fatigue bamy
freshng sleep Our eyes are c'0-ed when brst2,
mysterious light steals meath bedroom
optic shutters We ope and-eKcaim, "What means this
luminous stealshy beneath the door! stiv
10 Eeep dear; am only having tea and fri.i" Which
that the aforesaid freely Retorer America "
and having pc1chant, what might be sfrix
mania," mosens her bair with little strong plain
crimps (Which not be untu the
y, perfectly dy, and then herse up OF frts
TO perfection Her secret Ia ont and those dear de-
sirous OF FRil UPON ThE BRAIN avail themselves
thereof forthwith.
REsToRER AMERICA,
prepared by Dr. j. OBkiEN, Chemst TO the Restoref
America Board OF Works. For sale everywhere.
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A.--Ycnu,ifuI Women.

Meeting to Rntify the above Ticket will
be held Monday evening, Nay ID, at Gu Ri'3 No. 7eA
broadway, al = O'Clock.
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Napoleon to Expound the French
Plebiscitum.
Radical RevolutiOnist Agitation in France,
Italy and Portugal.
The AUSTRIAN MESSAGE TO ROME.
English Report on the Ocean Mail Service 10
America.
FRANCE.

Napoleou Preparing a Plebiscitum speech.
PARIS, May II, 1870.
Great preparations are beirg made for the onlcia
proclamation OF the vote recently thrown.
Tho Emperor Will receive a deputation Of the
Corps Legislatif, AMI deliver a discourse on the
subject.
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BROOKLYN CITY ITEMS.

There were S27 arrests by the Brooklyn police
during the week ending on the 18th Inst.
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A.-For Stylish aud Elegant Hat Call On
DOU0AN, 10a Nassau street, corner OF Ann.
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A.-Thc Fifteenth Amendmcnt.-Afte Tcn
Of experiment and fifteen changes the Ingredients
PHALON has the pleasure his VITALIA.
OK SALVATION FOR TilE HAIR. perfect article ca
a. failure.
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Ally.
RaGicaiisn, an, the Police.

1AuOicubsm uuu the fOiIccs
FLORENCE, May IL, 1870.
Some political disturbances occurred here yester-
day.
Several arrests were made, and the city is now
uuet.
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LONDON, May IA, IS!U.
r The London Times predicts that woinan's rights
ere doomed in this present Parliament.
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AUSTRIA.
The Message to Rome.

TIC N1CbsuED I'd EtOEfc.
VIENNA, May IL, 1870.
The response or the Austrian government to the
Pope was q verbal One-cold and unsympathetic
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Mis.iscuoi Spring Water Cures EriEht's Dis>
ease OF the Kidneys, Scrotua and ell impurities OF the
blood See pamphlet.
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summer styles Gents, Hats Ready, AZ
popular prices. BURKE, iss Fulton street.
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DlnWOuOss WltchcS ana Jcweiry selling
mt reduced prices also taken IN exchange aud bought for
cash GEO. G. ALLEN, 5i3 Broadway under st. Nicons
Hotel, between Broome and Spring streeta Formerly +H
broadway.
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the Atlantic Dock Company complains that the
Board OF Assessors eight OF their warehouses
Tor s2so,Ooo. while the property In question would
os realize more than $4,000 n put in she market.
Tue board Will Investigate the matter with a view
10 dong Justice TO the company.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
2oi Broadway, corner Murray street
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Electricity as n Medicinal Agent Applied by
Dr. CHAMBERLAIN, No. West Fourteenth stree<.
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Rheamati-sn, scr0fu.a, Szc.--Exfraordinery
cures by HYATr'S LIFE BALSAa. See Eighth page.
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A.--Popuinr Unfs.-Espemscheid Seems 70
understand by instinct tho OF Young America Hs
Dress Hats for this the most taking styles out
aud his store a Nassau street, Is In state of siege all
long. The hrsc-fod Influence OF elegance excellence and
cheapness Ii irresisiible NJ lI3 Nassau street.
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A sad Message frou Greece.
Wanlan.s ui9hfs.

The bodies Of tic victims Of the Greek brigands
arrived here to-day.
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To Whom IL May Concern.
Cesny. comfortable durable sasr adjusted and eneien9
In relieving the worst rptareDk RIGGS, HARD
RUBBER TRUSS, No. Barclay street
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German, Adoph Piaeli residing in Carleton
avenue, visited police headquarters yesterday and
reported that he had been robbed OF sixty do ars and
watch. by n female domestic whom ne had hired
ten DAYS previous IN New York. The tnlef made or
With the booty.
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look anxiously IN next Sundays N
mcnt, snd hope TO learn from ia cor
many can be grained.
Wishing you every success, | am, I
MAY IL. 1870.
A.-For stylish md Eleeaur Hat Go Z
EsPENsCHEID, manufacturer, No. liS Nassau street.


Nlembers of the Mercantile Library Ass0-
citation
The statements made by the opposition tissue Of
fasehoods from beginning end. The
or can have power TO open the II rarv lay. Tn0
building is held trust by the trustees Of the Clinton s
Association and they alone have power. So th0y
have refused to exercise H.
rhs opposition party voted the last annual meeting
to raise the dues Tue question originated vth them. and
their circular to the contrary merely trick Ia got
The following are the
OCULAR NOMINATIONS FOR
lo5U7l.
For Directors.
NJ. c. d. BORDEN,
with Low Hartman 4 Co.
A. b. CARPENTER.
with Leather Manufacturers' Bauk.
SAMUEL PUTNAM,
with Fletcher, Harrison 1 Co.
EDWARD HASLER
with the Citizens Savings Bank.
with Murray Ferris Co.
CHAs. y. ALLEN,
with the Great Western Insurance Company.
with TeGt, Griswold 4 Kellogg.
ASHER 8. MILLS,
with Hercules Mutual Life Assurances Society.
W. c. RHODES,
with Woodward, Lawrence Co.
with A. 7. Stewart 4 Co
WIN. A. SHERMAN.
with Bank of New York.
W. S. FLAGG,
with &. Is. Chittenden 4 Ca.
Election Tuesday, nth inst
Polls open from b A. NJ. until r. NJ
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Specie.

LONDON, May IL, 1910.
Heavy shipments OF dollars are expected from
Maxico in q few days.
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ENGL AND.
The Ocean Mail Service to America.

LONDON, May IA, 1870.
The Blue Book, just issued, contains the following
statements relative TO the mali service between tile
United States and Great Britain:--
The Cunard line to New York and Boston receives
an annual sub Idly $40 0cc. The contract with this
line expires IN 1876, but is tauninable at year
notice. The Halifax ana st. Thomas line receives
Gl9,5oO, and the lnmaE line f3y,0oj ON The Same
terms. No penalties are cXacted IN any case Tor
long time made IN VOYAGES. The contract VII the
North German Lloyd may be ternrnaIed at sIN
months notice. Letters ae required TO be carried
at three pence per and papers at three pence
mound.
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On Tuesday. May II, the Norwegians OF Brooklyn
Will celebrate the anniversary OF their day OF inde-
pendence nc Joseph's Home Eighth street, be-
tween Third and Fourth avenues, South Brooklyn.
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The Metropolitan Job Printing EcsabiisA-.
ment, .,, -n.,,,.r
OLD HERALD BUILDING.
This establishment oBsrs poasssse<k
by other IN the United states
Call and get your estimates ior ,,,,.~,.,
ALL SORTS OF PRINTING,
ILLUMINATED FOSTER woRL
Especial attention paid TO
LAW PRINTING,
AZ which will compare avorably with oGssA
Travelling companisa viii do well 10 cal and exasto
Wood Engraving done at sh,rt notice and ~ low 6grsA
------------------
The Florence Nightingale Of the Nurecry.
The following ia from .stter weit,sn By the
Rev c. z. wsaer TO the Reformed Ms.sssSer "a
ChArasersburg Pa:
A BRNEtACTEgSs.
lus open the for her Mrs. provaAis
American Florence Nightingale OF tho nusery or ths-ws
Mrs winsow" for helping srviye the
gripping, coIicklng and teehng sicgs We con1rrs
forth prospectus performs precisely wha
processes to perform, Part Of aohHE ssA Asay
with your "cordia" "psreeorc," "cpa" -araaanm" and
every other "nacoor by tho babe ia dresGe atS
stupidity and rendered dull sni hec for VA
We have never seen Ars Wasow knee her oay thrc-.a
ths prepars,on OF her nsoohng ssrsp for chdta reh
,nsn n vs had the power would msks her y,
pbysic.i SAVIOUR to tho infant rHoe
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rowboat. valued at $3.50, which IS believed to
have been stolen from It's place OF moorage, opposite
Washing Heights, was found in possession OF
John sweeney yesterday. The prOpe ty beon IS to
the Deaf and Dumb Institute john viii have
hearing In due time IN relation to the charge o.
larceny.
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were admitted to probate in the Surrogate's Court
during the past wcek:-0wen Reagan, Lucy Ann
Fordham, Christian Straub, LAMBERT Handt, Joseph
Petit. william EndaL Arthur Rogers, James Coon,
Ju us Austin Lett!a Chamberlain, George Siartzar
and John McGeorge. Letters OF administration We're
Gallagher. VIII lam q. Heaton R0sInu Mayer former
ly Rosina Schaupner, and Mary Ryan. all OF Brook.
yn. Letters OF guardia lshIp or the person ana
tate OF Jennie ". Too,he were granted to william
TOothe, of Brooklyn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-27
SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST.
L Judicial District OF the State OF Nevada, n
and for Storey eounty.-W: lie
SON, p1AAndG, n. JANE STEPHENSON. alias
JANE WARE. defendant-Actio brought IN
the Distrlc, Court OF the First Judicial District
Of the State OF Nevada. in and for the county OF
Storey, and the complaint flcd In -ald county,
In the office Of the Clerk Of said District Court,
on the 18th day Of September, A. D.. 1870.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting, TO Jane
Stephenson, defendant: You are hereby re-
CURED to appear in an action brought against
You By the absye named plaintiff. in the District
Court Of the First Judicial District OF the state
Of Nevada. In and for the county OF storey, ana
answer the complaint nled therein. within ten
days exclusive OF the day OF seryiee) after the
service on you Of this II served In
said county; or. II served out OF said county,
within twenty days and In all other cases, forty
days: or Judgment BY default will be taken
agsinst you according TO the prayer OF said COM
plant.
ment and decree OF this Court that the bonds OF
mairimony exis,ine between plaintiff and do,
PENDANT be declared null and void, on the
grounds. as Is alleged in plaintiffs complaint,
that at the ime OF the marriage OF defendant
and plaintiff, said plaintiff believed his former
wife, Mary J. Stephenson, dead, eut has. since
his said marriage with defendant, asccrtained
she II living and IL now alive.
And roo are hereby notified that II you fail to
answer tbe complaint. the said plaintiff Will ap
DIV 10 the Court for the relief therein demanded.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the Dis
trict Court Of the First Judicial District
-, Of the State Of Nevada. In and for the
LIS county Of Storey. this 18Th Gay o. sep
-, tsmbsf, In the year Of our LORD one
sand eight hundred and seventy.
GEO. II. DANA, Clerk.
By J.. II. MARBLE, Deputy Clerk.
l5lcent INT. Rev. stamp eelS
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Notice to Taxpayers.

HAVING THIS DAY RECEIVED THE
II assessment roll OF the Tow OF Gold Hill.
for the fiscal year ending on the irst Monday In
April, A. D. 1871, notice 10 hereby given TO all
persons interested, that the taxes on all prop
erty assessed In the town of Cod Hill. Of one
dollar and saventy.nve cents upon each one hun
this date. at my otice In Gold Hill. All taxes
remaining unpaid on the nrst day OF October,
1870, will 90 on the Delinquent List, with ten
per cent. added thereto.
HIRAM CRANDALL,
Marshal and Tax Collector.
Gold Hin, Sept. L. 1870. LSEG sei.tf