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A PERFECT MANURE.
TIE VEGETATOR

is prepared with great care from tho best ma
terals which our resources enable US to com.
mand, is uniform in quality, and in good con-
dition for drilling.
Thus combining in proper proportion the
stimulating and nourishing properties, and
while the plant is furnished with TODD for its
present growth, there is held in reserve sufi
cent quantity of nourishment to supply the
grain or pod to maturity.
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WEOWN OUR MANDATORY,

give attention to every detail OF its preparation,
and hence
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E.nDOrfaMI Letter.


The following letter has COME into our hands,
and we publish it for the Information Of those
| who doubt the purity of Speer's Wine:
This is to certify that Mr. Alfred Speer is .
| resident Of this village, and TO my personal
| knowledge, has devoted q number of years to
| the Manufacture Of pure and valuable wine.
10 has largo vineyard in view Of my resi-
dence ald has been for some time engaged in
cultvating the Port Grape The Port Grape
Vino cannot be excolled by any American
wine It is bottled by Mr.. Speer every season
in large quantities. but not disposed of until it
ettsins the age of four years
Pa$ssic, October Goth, 1865.
D. B. SICKLESG,
Central National Bank, New York.
Some OF cur druggists have this vino direc!
from tho vineyard. my l6-lw
Away with Spectacles.-OldE Eyes made
new, easily, without doctor or medicines. Sent
post paid on receipt Of l0c. Address
DE-. E. B. FOOTE,
NH I'm l20 Lexington Az, n. y.
Away with Uncomfortable Trusses.
Comfort and cure for the kuptured. Sent post
paid on receipt Of I0c. Address
DR.. 4. Z. FOOTE,
NH 7-3m 100 Len inpton Av.. N. Y.
l. @ A ~
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ANEW eooDs-Receivsd this day and To- OPEN en- 4
ed foi ssle Csrboic Acid in S solution sna
in crystals csrbolat? Of a'R Res,n aPssH agau
H Msspno,is Balm and Lsirds Bloom of Youth.
Forfests juniper Tar, Nichols Elixir Peru and
vi u Bark and Protoxide 1EoH, Florida ana
Magnolia Wsters, Spears Fruit y i a.sse
Solution and Lawrence's E4tsees RSshoVG ~
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N OH c z E

Some of nv patrons, especially since the re-
cent shocking accident III Richmond, haElng
become uneasy as 10 the safety Of my sG moo
room. in the Friendship Engine House, nhso
snt room On the southeast corner of King and
Alfred streets Those boys who may nave
been Temporarily withdrawn from my School;
will on their return, find their seas re'erVea
~. H. F. HENRY.
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BERTRAND y. Ash B I
ANDREW II. MOTT.
A Il. MOTT y CO

,NDRrw IT, MOTT. BERTRAND y. k5HB
4 h. MOTT y CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers IL
HOUSE FUR NtSH II & IO - BS
CUTLERY,
Plated, britannia. Tin, Wood AID Willow
Ware,
Kesp constantly oil hand Waters, Toilet
Sets Foo. Tubs, Spice and knife Boxes, Look,
ing GLASSES, Fire Irons, Fancy, Csothcs and
Market Baskets, Travelling Sstches. Table
Mats, Napkin Rings, Common, sense Sewing g
Machines, and everything to DO found in first
class Furnishing Store, 1T GO King street, Aiez-
andria, Va. IAN ~
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Fish Market for this Day

ROCK anu Fefch, por bunch.... To ~ q IS
Receipts continue TO show steady decline
IRON the cessation of operations AZ the shores,
and it is supposed tina. all the landings will
have cut out by the end Of the week. The re.
duction in the price of Herrings is in conse-
auence of the want of purchasers.
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FERTILIZERS.
VEGETATOR
CONTAINING,

CONTAINING,
IN A SOLUBLE CONDITION. EVERY
ELEMENT NECESSARY TO TIE
GROWTH OF THE PLANT
AND THE FORMATION
OF THE GRAIN.
Each article entering into the composion OF
the Vege.stor
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rT,ACk GRENADINES,
PLAIN,
- STRIPED
and FIGURED

PLAIN,
~ STRIPED
and FIGURED.
Beautiful goods: !sss o o% e15MstAKERs.
,oy is WITAEK . ) Ia ! N . i =.
ron RENT-The STORE, No: !; ioS soe cor r.
a. 1 ~ Pitt streets This store Is loo H.,
~ h anS heS by skyshts Possession
given June 1st' Apply 10 IN TAYLOR.
my l6 -------e--- ---..--,;.. ,bo
THE UNDERs1GNED cG s5s Gonsts se Of
Practice of Law, will attend ad tf P,;Dce Wi.
rias Fsaquies ko Lou saP e Collection BY
without S. suit Of the late firm of Dulany
Moore ns in Fairfax county, will receive my p''
sonal attention. nuoMas MOORE,
Fairfax Court House. Virginia
Fairfax coanty, my l2-lm
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The Conservative Voters of the First
wsrd are requested to meet at the school room
of Mr.. Norman F. Moore, in the truck house
Of the Relief Hook and Lsdder o., on tues
lsy evening, the 17tn instant, at O'CLOCK, 70
nominate candidates for the Board OF aioef-
men and Common Council. my 10.
10 the Voters Of Ale%9adrsa city - respect.
fully announce myself q candidate LOT Tue
Clerkship of the Corporation Court; ,pvp
my l6-te MOH1oN ~ q " =.
At the request of many friends d announce &c
TSYos NJ the Northern District, instead OF the
southern, az heretofore announced. v
IGta WESLEY AVERY.
respectfully announce myself candidate
for the Office of Superintendent Of Police, ana
If elected will endeavor to discharge the duties
Of the Office satisfactorily to all psrtl e.;
mvl7-9t$ BEVERLY Z. FOLEY.
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Is A. MANURE BY ITSELF,

and are ell carefully analysed before they are
used
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KNOW EVERY BAG

which leaves our Works comes fully up to the
standard, which twenty-five years experience
in the trade satisfies us forms
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We recommend its application on

CORN.
WHEAT,
FRUIT TREES. and
GARDEN VEGETABLES .
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YOUNG GERMAN GIRL. we'll versed
u in the English language. wishes Sltua-
ton in q respectable American family IS nurse
o. seumstress also assisting il housekeeping.
Best O! reference given. Apply by letter 10 &c, IT,
- how Az p, o my l6-3t.
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NOR SALE--A frst-rate second, nAh ooa % now
4 GY, better by far than the new oH ~ ono ~ Of
made. il has good leather top ana Is oi in =.
the most comfortable buggles l ever Us wsnt Of
y bargain can be had by any 'N'
,uch BY calling or writing 70 GRIMES,
at King street. Ale1sndrtss' g 4"
al GD-ti
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Maps, Pamphlets and full information III.
n.shed upon application II person or oy HILL
Nav York my 2-tJ OILS
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Each article entering into the composion Of
, 1870-12-15
FOE &AXaE.
H0uxEROLD .000Dk.

;1>1r LcuNpAL HouBEHoLD FuREI.
w Ts es:ptA tfpefa1, ks Mttahls tehi p eos19' ~
~ sosS 1adfss f1AhK 9. xxsxlaas z. O.
, 1870-12-15

Captain Macarthur, Of Kingston, Can1da,
had fearful adventure oa tho Grand Trunk
last week. He got up from his seat and
walked oui to the platform when the train WAS
near lancaster, to fud out how near he vas
to the station. He oresbalanced himself and
fen, but msnsged to saye bis life By catching
the coupling, and there he hung By bis 11sns
In ! position which offered him very little hope
Of recovering the platform abore, in the one
rase. and = sure md awful deash we.e be to
drop Cd. in the other. No one could b plaoed
| In i more sgonizing posit1on. Through bis
c7eat strength, being Of atznng rnuseniar
Bower, be held hinaeen up 1hle the
train travelled four miles undergoing
| thn greatest mental a. we'll ~ bodily
| spfYeripg. No one discovered his danger, ~
| Il was night, and very dark- When htf
sttepgth xxs exhausted, and be asw n11oge
or tunnel on tho tack ahead which would IN;
c1e1so the danger OF h1s situation, he prepAFet
for the 1peyitahle plnnge, and, with praye1
Of despair upon his lips, be let 50 his bold
Ipatspt death would hass followed in ninety
zinc cases out OF = hundred. but, prnv1deu
tally, Mr. Macarthur feu, more desd th1l
alive, into hollow or excavation in tue tshck
The train parsed over s1fely, and he laid ther
unconscious from his injuries md auHer5n9
forse1sn hours. AfterdAytght BIZ reason ctm
back, ,audonca more ho entered into the conthG'
plAtion Of au awful situation He vas unaol
/ 10 walk, but draE8sd himself On hands ~
| fset to i house quito far OF 6-sorae SAT fr
IpIlsA-And he got that care md sssist4nE
: which hsa condition tequlrsd. a friend b
, 1870-12-15
Paee. .,I.T a.n- ApN upa,
CONSOLIDATION.
a1ovemcnt to Uuiso the yoman's Ho,p1ta
and Womes,a Medical CalIe&o.

4 meeting wxs announced to be held At Room
No. 4, Farweu Han, 1t ?. m., Jesterdsy. AZ the
hour stated, q TRIBUNE reporter wenS into tho
Young MenA Christian Association oace, nqutt-
irg for zatd 1oon- un waa tn1d to ascend one
flight OF et1IEs, and enter door to The LETT. The
plumber xas found. aud the door aiso-ver1 ~
eureir locted. Tne reporter then returned q sne
naAa-loeang. middle-aSed 10y had @ appeeTrsd -
Ss on rs sSe @ q
around ! block. Tnich TI Accordingly
Ssns Ssa se s. s.. .so x'' easz aas2 'eees ses
| While tnaaxrd In tnis Improbable eruploJmen1
ox Tse tfes @ noS sed "a iarcs I'D ID SoaS
&c r. aS S ss Fl ys1s yaa p: ss2p
| They hid come upon the big tres exhibition, and
ptata baxU II treat a move was no. msde %
eye1s s % u tne plsee nies1y xaT@ed. AIR w.ianT
| 0ve Or ten mInU&k, another 1ady made her ap-
TSe . eas ed eaa -
aas a.w " q: % n<S Vel. I sseu. a'1; 1.s s'Ai it a
Again s,c Ea1 mt 1med that snc VIA IN the wrong.
AZ t1at Ene appeared pnL.led-she .as eure 20
mtettn9s nad ben sdvertiscd-ard nuaty sns . y.
the +. u C. 4. Building. Al th!s, one OF tae
\ ra1tJ informed her thas meeting at the 1nau-
sSs Z! ne e tp ea
Room No. ( This seemed % encourage her;
there w1s to po nesting OF some eort afler -
cnc ktnd was ii gond u smother. Won.d AMI
! ttdie2 BE- psesentf Te1 Then sna EoQ1d Say,
AfIer The lapse Of Ten minutes the ORIGINAL ~
| FeaFrh for the needed number. and ac:ordlnRt!
! !ets The II st cosner . attend ans meeting tea
: ot line, After entering half doZcu rooml ou III
court, The inmates Of each having Informed theu
that they thought Room No. must be On to-
mcnt. or Il Il sha otaer nuifdius. Consultation n
q eel6, nd while ne roon.hnntess 1870 Mess 10 des
s.S oTs r. ts nseeq aseeqsa
\ ID. A committee ns one Wa now arpolnte
a | 70 60 In aearch Of further Information n II
b cnice, On Madison street. The msin hodJ % 70
u Of the court, snd ban such forlorn sszaxEler
u :ooiinE Tor tkfxm M l. as might come ID vies
ttocs win htndt ercnlefs, number Of ladies' we1
called eut Of dark halls, empty rooms, and dir
alleJa: aut when TIE crmnittee ct one returns
xh,se y ise en,;dtns: ous no ona knew Ehefe,
WIZ e. e p.59 T.
lanes Of Brother Moody W. observed lookup
Of IN upper window. and. m being informed
s. o. .aas'o pner e. 'a9 1as so"s s.a a'Ed p,ds a9
., .; e sagest g g I'd ia s. e.
ns INTO ode rnom Whtchho satd was he IouE-soug
- for place When that painter shlu have pertoi
~ ed his proml.e, unless be makes q Miltake, i
to room wtU b M I, but NOT before.
ne object Of the meeuox to BE- the IAk1nG OF
e e1 M she 81 q onioa
tween the Wou2uH Hospital tnt the Woma
/, Nedtcsl College.
~. tee IRON potS iosatatlons. made q Written rer
..u sao 10 favor u the urlon. ~ 3oiows:
, 1870-12-15


How Co1onel Colt mauGuvrcd to
Get Solomon Portet's Property
Colonel Colt Will Draw $4,000 n
Day in Specie Until MIR. Portur Rec
s,T1s. :
S.H. I
A grand wedding reception party Was given
1t tho residence Of Mrs. A. .. Porter. On
Wetheenheld avenue, On Wednesday evening,
Attorney Hsmsraiy. of this city. This gath
ezing 1t the Porter placa calls to mind Bit
ter controversy which occurred during th6
life Of the late Colonel Samuel Coll, betTeen
that gentleman md the elder Nj; Porter. noF
deceased. Colonel Solomon Porter was
and grounds are situated In . corner Of the
squire occupied BY the Colt estate. which
| takes IN the whole Of large tract extending
from Wethetsfe1d Avenue to tho Tver, ADD
! encioees, besides tho no1psion Q! mfs, Con,
tho celebrated aEuns n1anufsstu5tng works Of
I anxious to secu1s possession Of the Postst
| place. because 1t would give hin IN nnhsoken
| SQUARE Of lAzd. which hc desired to improve,
aa he did improve and baautity shat he owned:
| But Colonel Porter was obstinate; he wontd
not sell. In win Colonel Colt pleaded and
10 approach tho emphatic Porter, and try hin
IN every way, In the hope Of It Lat bringing
him TO terms; but 1t was no 60. There tht
matter rested for time. II;
\ Colonel Colt was then manufacturing large
" for fore1en governments, and WAS receiving
an enormous income in specie. At last Their
appeMed 1t the State Bank one day the eecre
tsfy OF Colonel Colt, who presented 85e, 600 b
the hills OF The bank for redemption. Som
questions wero asked, but the sec1etaV n
dumb. After good deal OF ecr1tching II
epecie v1s obtained On the following day th,
secretary appeared again with eso, 600 NOR
for redemption, ard he then htuke tho nlene
hy saying 10 tho paving teller:
S"Colonel Colt desires me to tell you that b
ahaI1 want ESQ 900 in epecie every dsy 80 lon
As Nj. Solomon Porter rennains Prestdens
| this bank" .
That wss enough. Colonel Porter rsmsnet
| But he held On 10 -his property, and to-day
| ad}oins the Colt estate On the north.
, 1870-12-15

iatcovated Who lived nsr by, and hs Pfovsd1
hisnd indeed, cartnB for him ~ hfoshe&.
His k1nas and sfde vers quite block from the
muscular e1ettfon1 he w1s subjected to; his
ID. md his feet hcezatsd By beins dragged
along the track. he got severe injury IN
tho back, also, By his fall Els body pre-
sentsd drssdful dght- Tho Kingston Rhtg
SAYS, on ThnEsdAy morning he WAS btought
home, md oov lies ut bis rueideuos under tbs
cars Of Dr. .Tktss. Hts injuries hAvs bean
rory ssTerc, but tho doctor hopes to bring him
AtYnn1b safa11 - -
, 1870-12-15
HOTEL PBRsolALa.



Among tie arrivals II this hotel. yesterday
~.4e the following: Hon. Wltla DEumnond. No
GsrRor: Hop. Allen c. Fuller, Hon. Luther ".
Iaw1enee. BerideIe: 1sme1 l. Fisk, Montana;
Thomas Irvine, Noscstne; J. Il. BuMhsm,
Btoomluxtnn; E. q. Alien, Stc.ltnR: r. E None,
JaneArilie: ". J. Sanford, Springfield; @. A.
:. Libby Jepe1villo: J. F. Hubbard. New YORK.
Nm, G1eene, Cedar Raptde.
Fl1NKA HpEsK.
= Among the aEItTa1s A. his totel. yeSteno ~.
{t1e ,ht 1nl1rwf1g: r. u. Acnt3. New hAwp-
Are. o. y. PAY7ons, Bphn0Geld; r. ]. Waite,
Auolt; Robert Rutherford. CxnadA: D. l.
Ames, e Louis; HenJ =. E1ota Isda1a;
Hah: .. r NaIsnan, New To1E; F. G.1uen,
Haipon: c. Belmont, Germany: e. ". BILLINGS,
= B<&Sr Dam: 4 Z. cnaud1er, DeKath.
y 1RRNoNr HoGsK
AN4g The Rt1fst ~ this hotel, Yesterday,
9esE Ae following: General John 4. Goelu,
G42hstun; Rsr. J. e. Forester. AurofA: Hou
e. 1rzEcr1h. pes Motne1: Thomas WaEref,
:DenFeT ssath&u uars, Connecticut: J. c. Porter
9. H Nk1, c. r. Sloan. Geo. z. RaodAn. Ees
- .fcat: 1op n. 6hsfp, Phi1kdelphia; Y. y Smith
Lexington @. n. Wilcox. Vim 4. Whiting, New
~ futks d. / Webster. Detroit: g. G. Wright
= 1oMa: HonSSm- Lasr&bee. Ctesmnnt, loEa; e
AmanE tha sxFrTais 1t xn11 hotsl. yezterda.
were The 1o1c4nF: ). z. Atsno6r 0ntos 4. p
Aite1, Eteh1s7ts p. .. Duncxny D9yo1post 4
:: Peub, & P11no<un; l. II. HIde, .7e1mnat;|l
- !
, 1870-12-15
THE WEST.

Terrible Shooting A1Hafr-Two n1rm
Ki.tcd and Ono Seriously Wounded
BY u Person Supposed At tho Tfute
10 bn EnxAue-Ihdtana on the WnK
Pn1hs '-:-'--.
oxAn4. ME-, Dee. ta-Despssehea from Morn
Platte. Neb, bling u Information Of terrible
shooting afair which occurred yestetdsy Oh Horse
Creck, tnentJ.nve miles norta q Pine Rlan sta;
wtre Killed. nrd Andrew Btt9 danEerousg
wounded. They we:e shot By Hnbats houtse
Who was supposed TO be 4nsane u tho une. and
imartned mem 70 be 1o11ank PARKS was shot
through the nead aud Killed instantly. EA&-
wood llred Two hours after being Shot
Tne other man y l!ias ta ,ss1S ,ysEy
Nourse had been captured. and ts now n tes
hands ot the officers of the LAW. Thc bodies oi
ne murdered men will arrive in this city ro-daJ
Or Tomorrow. There men aod otners wr1c Gu.
p'oyed Is herders By lit. Creighton An atte1,p
Wss made to poison 7omc Of Ihese men rot loni
s,nce b3 mixing Bt3ehn'ne with theit sals- i y
believed that Nourse's insanity u fetgued and ~
sait Iake advioes ssy the Mohavc and Ptut'
1c1tHns a1e nu the w1f.p1zo, 70 INT hu1aoe5 9
four OF I'VE hundred each.
, 1870-12-15

q. Han. Massachusetts; 8 B. Txy4oe, Iowa; r, B,
H,asy HHSksy. hsS Iost: y. y. Osborne, Io1a; J. A.
t,,1 n359S; &. !p9!ana; IS BUTT nsin.J. A, Row
&c, 1ulnoas; J, aovf, Oregon
..-.'.:: eHKRXAN HoutH
wt1s eSx oSx n s1ts3 ~ 4 ;nts e9tes ysssaay
NeW latt; Na1 Maretttk, New Yofk: D. Eow-
1all. Htlx1otee: #. g ELL John B. Ieeoh, Bossou:
4ea; NC: Darysa, Ne! York: sonn q Weed.
DEtsccd1. Charles Nfcknlt. St. PsuI: s. II. Nsck.
MouTtal3 J: F. C1aik, 1nxsg: T. A. Wis. Neys.
KAn1ae. - @3A0f
, 1870-12-15
THE HDDLE-PILLOW SUIT.
e36, 600 Out Of ele5@O COO Recovered At
:. memphIs byA Pitssbufxh Firm for
Property Takcn By the ConHed-

B1QSUuU VH& 04 NuE0%uQU k&cCVv0EG0 III
Memphis byA Pittsburgh Firm for
Property Taken By the ConHed-
eTnkes.
Fno.s tAt Pifssbur9A Leader. Dee. ..
Elsexhere will ba scan telegram from
Memphis reporting thAt verdict Of es5, 600
had been given In favor Of Riddle, Coleman i
Co.. of this city, for dxu1sges done by order
Of Gene<al Pillow In 1861. We learn from the
gentlamen interested, the following pazdcu-
In April, 1861, just bsfare Tennessee hid
eeceded AGd Joined with her :" e1ring sisters
In the Wild war against the Union thAt now
makes euch bloody page la- our history,
Mesa1s. Riddle, Coleman 4 Co., Its many
other Northern. men, were very extensively
engaged IN business IN tho South. Thsy had
the "dordon Grant" md fftsen barges
OF the "black diamonds" Ut tho Msu-
phis wharf. At this time The South was
ruled BY eommitteee Of skfoty and such ike
local organizations Tho Memphis Committee
of safet, ordered General Pillow, the than in-
epsent 1sbel Major General. 70 seize on the
and place It 70 tho credit Of the stsse OF
Tennessee. This act Of hi8h-mnded robbery
-tm IT can be called nothing else,
even BY those Who justify secessiou-
waA aeeonpNshed BY General Pillow,
Who, duahed With anticipations Of )
foNktAASA4 A@St -Ats+4N%AP1I 4ss10 AesAt9N
he should ever be held personally liable for
the act. his militia marched down aud form,
ally eondscated the coal, the steAm-tug aud
tks barges Everything Was sold to the high
est bidder; the eal went for el.5Q per bsrrel
The whole property, yard aud Ill, was sold Ut
that ti1nes when money vaa dear, for s125, ,o9o,
though the committee 1essized considerably
lees than this. Tho 1nonsy VIA depo. tied ia
back, according to order, "to tho credit Of
the Stats OF Tenneeeee." and soon after was
| ured Ike al the rest Of Teonessen's credit 10
nm and equip troops fnr the Coufede'2te ar-
MT. The Pittsburgh atm had 70 .gr1n and
bear" this lose during the four yeara
of tho rebellion, but when pe.ee
was restored, thty bsthought them that
~ this condrc1tion lad been made even
before the 6'zt4 Of Teuueeaae had aecedad
they had = pretty good csse. aud instituted suit
| agasnrt General Pillow himself 20 recover. This
suit haa been pending for dyryears- md has
eaused considerable intetestin Memphis. shaee
! f1lpArtiee a1e krown. MetHB Riddle i Colo.
man hare 60 other Intelligence Of the ISSUE Of
tho Buitthan 10 contained III our Telegram, hul
shav ssthink that - the damages accorded
s35, ,bo0-are 10 much benea.h ~hat they do
mauaed- ,000-they are inclined to be.
| sese that tbeir lav;ert, feeling that the1
could not do oatter -ifh their case in the
hxnds Of + Jury inAuacoed BY Southern sym
i pa'hy, have acqnieso.d In . compromise foI
| that arrane eneot.
, 1870-12-15

= nT1sceltnneous.
Last evening" two female experts attempted to
.Hect an entrance into the room Of Mr. HAIRY
stnpe, u The corner Of Clark ana Monroe atreett.
The unexpected Appearance Of an unsopniau-
tattd German iahosef put stop TO sneH optE1-
hcns, wniif his ignorance Of what Was going On
facilitated their escape It IL 6nppoAsd thA:
sang OF femH1e bulzfAfB. who are ltxs Nkely To be
suspected than mtp, and mora lktfJ to escspe u
detected, are empioJsd By male operators IN this
bueitez1, Eoupg = er living u rooms Ahon!d be
On their guard In the eTeut OF female vtsftaftd.
John Stalker has been missing Aoons uionth.
He Is I'VE feet seven Inches high: has light hAif
and .eddish whisKt1s: II Slightly bald; had on
blne cloth cost, gray p2nu. aud taftau vest Ais
wife lives At No. 16 Cals street.
ABOUT II O'Clock 1es'erd2T mntuin4 stll
a1ar1n Tts given to the steamer Ling John, 1ot
N incipient nre At No. LES la5ale street. No
damage Ra2 done.
Tie number at deaths for the past week. u
| reported 70 The Bond Of Health. WIS 81 The
| ueslsh On1cer abated 9A nnsauct8, and the ID
spettors reported the city - healthy and COM
| parGuyetT clean.
Charles Welderman, who Is employed at
| Thomas fsc'oy. corner Of klnxte and reoria
Etreeia, put his hknd On circular saw, yeyteT-
| day, and al bis hnGesB had 10 be zmput1teh Ht
! lies at 10 100 North Morgan street.
/ John Q'BosNtans, % years Of 1gt, VII takeI
Ing. and died Mhl1s being conveyed 70 biz roam!
| At No 81 Randolph 1ttesk He F1a bookkeepcr
| and had been unFen lot long time.
, 1870-12-15
UNSETTLED ACCOUNTS,
fndebtedneSp or A.. III. Head,
late City Collector.
Communication from the Present In
cumbent-Alterations Of the
Books Charged

Tho Common Council p8Eaed resolution 4 faV
reem sso, c.nlng urn ne city conpsro!ler
,Ss t n s1s@ ~ Ro,o 'g
tnsush H. T.1a. r., aan Ss ~
session he following = eomuu,s:,,ou @ y iru @ pSs DC
present CITY Col:ecsoF, Nj. OnAhap, giving iii
e ~ oa Inc matter which had como
G.o1gs ~ 1aIsor, -, ceapt,aue- cur er c5,aaao.
t.1I nfa Sa t;Fs stSs g :ass htss1
.eSs ss s;e % % u . ~
it, he Ss.ss z - tea repsssss nsefah s. liz
inv III ~ II hsr1 ~ nhi;hS htht5 toqnn taas
in9s prepxred aad sdrrstsed Ia the earparston neW4
r. Iesat q III pubcsdoa. q eaenet:Sa With the
honha aan M 1snt ex to.i e ~ pe.sen1 whose names
eepd be sonna Is tan afssfo tof ~ or,4s ~
pr4s4 '1e mo oe'a OF "hsh ~ Al
In thc prosecution II ii laho. ha,o been OBLIGED
te szsnaa. "a thexk A. boats e the Sdse fa
~ 1nd aa e1n,s9na thst o:hsrmse Tnaia not
pe would Ss,s 81 tse eneet Il e1poIas sdalsssl e.
nj; :,s IT aaa aaest kaSy s9sa
e ~ GxlIporept liz, II fs3 snd sH fo4 Thieh rs
eeipts hare been paodues1, sfensd f Hsh,nS
thtu LILY Esutctost-f6&t the d~a41eHf lAt which he
TUNED oTer to hls euecesso1 haa not ben produced
and ~ ash1snk el.t.as thAt he dld n9t Eetnsp he
s5n. y Gasssq ~ ~ n fs,s II E
il thr eease q eh.ekins evs. she bent. slo Tnapa
that PARes Of tht cash book far ~ which Eou!d show
H5sa* Msse Haias'SA-hasioY eStaeay esen tofn ont
Mof nass e TT Hnio % oDtan my
ihaTe. fon sinit 70 tin,e n ses1n.nted II He.H
rith lie drreIopaenss question. md hzve .or3od
him cTe1{ facility to o1 dSprose their
e1,aE in1mneh 4 b. hss tsiiea f. 1 tnats koea the
ns p . "a nas ~ e 1ai M a.
~ H. M th.t srr ~ @ - rsv - t,4e~ - - ~
iosss collection. In Il. yen, o6edieat ss1ans en-
tisy 6a5sseas.
ne 11or1nS S1 Il saas1y z, q sc aesznsd
and which 9aven nz1nee, ngules, and incidental
rmars: nH -, x,,., - -, -
ING cofes ~ M01cn evidences Of payment 4p-
pear IL the essh hook1, but have been erzsed Of
altered On Wa1rants, number thirty Lime, aud foot
up 1d,lSA14
| !he Ss5ea 1n Wnica Amonnn Nt:r noS cnafsol
| tp Ne GoHecoof. tnonza eome ere eo4ected. g
| eneMn oy me caan books, afe dFe. aod Amount 70
| fs,sx5 ~