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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-09

Observation-Disclosures, THxoNLYKNoWN
Ii remedy for diabetes, irritation of the
neck of the bladder, Inflammation of the
ldney eatarrh of the bladder, strangury or
painful ~uriRRting.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-09

uELMBoLD1s BUCHU, FHEONLYKNowN
IL remedy for diabetes, irritation Of the
neck OF the bladder, Inflammation OF the
kidneys, catarrh of the bladder, ~strangury
or painful urinadng.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-09

HELMBOLDB BUCHU, THE ONLYKNOWN
Ii remedy for diabetes, irritation Of the
neck of the bladder, Inflammation Of the
kidneys, eatarrh OF the bladder, strangury
or painful urtnattng.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-09

HELMBOLDB BUCHU, PHEONLYKNOwN
II remedy for diabetes. irritation Of the
neck of the bladder, Inflammation OF tbs
kidneys, cstarrh OF the bladder.
or painful ~urinating.
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DISPEEsARY.
DR.. D. s. I0HAS0K'S
MEDICAL D~ISPENSARY
As NAu STRzr, Up sFAIBs,
Betwssa Adams ad WGhingt@s
MamphIs, Tennsssss,
VENEREAL OR SECRET DISEASES

Is NOW permanently established for As
j treatment OF Patients, both Male and FS
male, who are ahiictsd with any form Of
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TIE TRADE!

IN STORE AND ARRIVING, AND FOR
l. sale at st. Louis, Cincinnati or Chicago
prices, transportation added:
80 tierces Lard,
$50 cases Caddy Lard,
100 kegs Leaf Lard,
Also, at lowest market rates:
son barrels Flour-assorted brands;
100, 900 pounds Bulk Shoulders, Sides and
Hams,
$50 barrels Pink-Eye Potatoes,
200 barrels Peach-Blow Potatoes,
100 bags Coffee,
80 pockets o. G.. Java,
80 barrels Refined Sugar,
80 barrels New Orleans Melassss,
Is barrels Golden Syrup,
$50 kegs Nails,
800 kits Mackerel,
80 halt barrels Mackerel,
70 boxes Excelsior Soap,
50 boxes Olive Soap,
300 cases Canned Fruits,
100 barrels Whiskies-all grades,
TOpether with a UeneFal sunn1v Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-09

NEW IRM
THE undersigned having associated with
Il them Mr.. NJ. l. SELDEN, the firm Will
hereafter be MAGENNEY, ROGAN & co.
The business Of the old Arm will be settled
at the office Of Magevney, Rogan & Co.
MAGEVNEY q ROGAN.
N. HAsEYNEY. N. L sELDEN. ]. W. @
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NOTICE.

Memphls. March 2. Is7a
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
CITY GOVERNlMENT.
morning.

JEFFERSOSS S BIRTIfDAY-CITY OFFICERS QUAIL
FYING-TIIE EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.
The flags on the City Hall and the ether public
buildings were displayed yesterday in honor of the
birthday Of Thomas Jefferson.
Mayor Hall yesterday swore into office the following
named persons John Lynes, Second Bookkeeper De
partment OF Public Works; Stephen Mccormack Clerk
I in Bureau of Lamps and Gas; John Quinn, Janitor
Seventh strict Court; Ambrose 8. Cassidy Third Gen
eral Clerk Department of Public Works; Robert H.
clifford, Chief Clerk to same Department: Charles T.
McCleDacban, First Bookkccpcr In same Department;
Theodore Froment, Deputy superintendent of Repairs
ana supplies; James NJ sweeney, Deputy City Cham
ent OF Repairs and supplies; Peter keee, Third Clerk
The Board OF Aldermen held a stated meeting in the
afternoon and received communicating from the Mayor
Martin Nachtnan Commissioners of Excise under the
new Charter and 9ya unanimous vote the Board at
ton was received tie Mayor vetoing the resolution
dnctipg the compilation Of the Annual Manual of the
next there be new Common 6ooii Elected ' d & "nd
hence Manu complied under the direction OF the pres
ent CoIt1n0n Council would he service To the nex
Boards- The veto was laid over. A communication was
o%nS .iinusn Sn f Controller transmitting the fo
and 3 hshiIl.ave Railroad Companies for the
Rsouons radopted Creating an ld o5
or stock u he eal city Lnatlc Asylum stoek" 10 th
amount of 100000 to bear Interest al per cent per se am
num- payable in May aud November the PRINCIPAL to % hc
redeemed Angus, 1882 to divide the Thirteenth Ward
Council compile the opinions OF the Corporation Counsel
from Jan l. lH6 Ia date, and 5000 comics Ia he
Irinted; that Nneteenthst st. from Sixth 10 Tentlaye
be paved with Belgian Pavement; that the Department
of Public Works procure u full National and REL
mental colOIs for the sth Regiment that tbc Mav6r
behalf Of the Corporation, present the coors 10 the
RegimaIt.
The &sisttnt Aldermen adopted resolutions 10 paye
with BeIgkn Pavement Twenty ninth st from Broadway
10 Eighth avg; 10 give t0s ~ to ST. Josephs Catholic
Churc In Ono hundred aud dtwenty fh-st, pay as
sessmehs deciing the Clerk Of the Common Council 70
employ counsel.r at law Ia prepare for publication
all leading law cases IN which the Corporation have been
concerned, and 10 oaus> 300 copies 10 be published.
resolution. dee the Controller 10 lease for Do
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
THE KINGS COUNTY ELECTION TRA UDS
SUPERVISOR WALSH ACQUITTED.

SUPERVISOR WALSH ACQUITTED.
In the Court of Oyer and Terminer yester-
day. of the persons indicted fraud at the
late election called. DstrctAtorney Morris
present for the People, and Messrs Jencks, BrttoD and
Bergen for defendants.
The case of the People agt. Patrick Mclaughlin and
Peter Fitzpatrick called. Fitzpatrick not appearing
the of James +. Lomas was called, when il was
found that he also absent. On motion OF District
Attorney Morris the recognizanees OF Fitzpatrick and
LOmas were declared forfeited.
The case OF James W. Walsh was next called but wit
ness Patrick Dunn being absent the Court after consid
cradle waiting took until o'clock District
Attorney Morris then called up the case, when Mr..
Britton moved TO quash the Indictment he had been
Walsh had been indicted.
After half hours interval the jury returned with
verdict OF not guilty.
The case of Patrick Mclaughlin and Peter Fitzpatrick
next called, and jury impanneled District-At-
tOey Morris stated that the defendants had acted as
Ward. The indictment charges them with fraudulenty
counting more votes for Cunningham, who was cand
date for Sheriff. than he had received and less number
for Anthony Walters The allegations were made
with reference to the vote for Superntendens OF the
Poor, who were upon the same ticket. He detailed
various circumstances shown evidence with refer
of the frauds which corrected. He counted
the OF actual alterations OF the
minor Importance, since the fraud generally obvious
ana the remedy easy but in case like the present,
where the fraud In the original canvass they were
Of the most dangerous kind
John b. Pitt testified that he was present at the
OF the votes OF the lid District of the Second Ward
The vote counted by him for Sheriff 30 votes for
walters Mclaughlin first counted the tickets, and then
handed them TO Fitzpatrick. Beecher of the clerks
Kept tally The canvaSsers very much undecided
as to whether they or the poll clerks obliged
keep tally.
Al this point the Court was adjourned until this
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19

rod of ten years. at annual rent OF @ and lio Cen
ana third ssSIes OF The First District Court was oS'
reconsidered and laid over. ,n, ~ n Into meet
The Commissioners of the Central Park, at , ,o IA
ing adopted the following preamble ana resoiuo' anu
forwarded them 10 the Legislature: M. o..i, Nc IA
The attention Of the Boari has been cae 70
IN the NewYork Levy before the Legislature ,s s
New YoA Journal In which Section provision n ~ o
ing words Viz Public Paks"-Sec TO- NO members %
Roar Of Department Public Parks shall receive any ssE
other cor penson services capacity oonne WIN
department. this shall not impair the right or claims o. .G @ &
Of the Central Park to the compensation -
are entitled b the Controller Of the City Is auo 70 Pa
the person has acted Secretary to the Board OF s smed
inng the peno be has 90 se equal 10
TO the Of said oar IN that ae aud
said an omit the for the present ana
VbeGs The Of the Boani have always oen per
formed b the and his assistants who have teen PAD
clerk their entire satsacioni and,
has been uniformly he'd by ComTn
sione d be PARK duties such Secretary been me
nal calling for and receiving from him duesi and,
refer 81 to- Il enacted by the lfgs-
. viii take from treasury of the . Of Si0O and
Wbsreds spprehsaye that the Legislature may Do
acting in this misappchenson or naH on
and, Il, ,.r.
U1ereds This deem set conscientious duty on the par
make The the members Of tie Ie6saiue ueo-
fore :. ,.,,r,r
Isolred President Of the Board cuse The same TO e
nael The gsure by orgaring this preamble ana reslon
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
SUPREME CoURT-GExERAL TERM

Before Ip1raham, p. j., and Cdrdo-O and
Brady j. J-fhe Ne,oJerSey SteGm6odI Company ap-
IN YESTERDAY on an appeal from Judgment entered on
the 18th day Of December 1868, against the appenas,
2h of October 1866 the respondent purchased pas
sage TO NewYork in the steamboat ST. John; ON the 2st
spondent was badly injured by the rush OF steam ana
hot water and for months his lie was despa,Ired are,
1903. which was tried before Judge CardozO,
and the jury assessed the damages at $1,000 to Wch inc
for appellants declared that the Company contracted
with Cobank Theal for the cohstInguoh o. rcre ITe
socket-bolted in workmanlike manner, ana were III
every way free from defect Their iabilty ne con con,
tended then ceased. number Of witnesses had becn
called, who testified to the durability OF the boilers IN
every respect, and also tested tat they Gol oe AZ IS
the usual manner. There was no biace at
roend r69 lrace R4Se Both bSe stood the test
carriers Of passengers they We're bouhd, as tIey
knew to use the and diligence and that that
contract cited to carry safely means not that ey Wou
insure the limbs OF the passengers t ttt lney "ou
sight would allow in the performance OF that duty 1hey
had the boilers manufactured with the utmost precauti3n
and skill so as to make them safe and sufficient for the
prformance of their functions. They complained that
The inry were one whole day celebrating upon the case
court com Z ana asked for instructions, and the
Judge then told them 4" in my opinion there ought
not to much difficulty in arriving at eonetrsion m
and shall feel IL my duty to keep you og9h unt you
have agreed even II II t be & ut i t t jury haTin
The jury retired, aud in 20 minutes returned with YER
dict for the plaintiff for $4,000 He cOntended that the
verdict manifeStly against evidence and that, in all
Justice the verdict of the jury should not be permitted
to stand.
The appellants contended that the defendants were COM
carriers and insured the lives of the passengers and
also insured the vehicle used by them in their business
Theywere that everything appertainng TO their bus
iness manufactured in perfect and effective manner
so as to conduce TO the safety the passengers if the
passengers injured, then they are bound to make
good TO the passengers all damages sustained by them
The Of the accident the insufficient bracng OF
the boilers and the careessness aud negligence of de
PENDANTS servants in its management The boilers
defective, shown by witnesses who had seen
them, and the verdict just The Court reserved
decision,
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
SUPERIOR COURT-spEcIAL TEEN.

Before Judge MOneU-Ihe Clark Binipger Con-
roceisy-AJrGhdm b. clark agt 4. BiniagerTlis case
which has occupied the attention OF the Court for long
a time, came up last Wednesday for argument before
ant and Mr. Hanrahan receiver should not be committed
for contempt for violating order by Judge Mcneil.
ON account Of the illness OF Mr. Hanrhan the
adjourned until yesterday when Mr. Titus argued that
the defendants merted punishment 1t appears that the
property of the defendants was advertised TO DO
sold during last month, and on the 3Oh of March
an order obtained by the defendants from Judge
Mcneil restraining the sale. This order OF Judge Mcneil
subsequently modified by Judge MCCu.G far "a
Ia permit the se the proceeds 10 be deposited with the
and the receivers Messrs. HanTahan and Barr
called upon to show cause why they should not be
mitted for contempt for having made such sale IN viola
ton OF the order OF the 3Oth made by Judge Mcneil.
Counsel for petitioners argued that contempt OF his
Honors order had been clearly demonstrated, and
planned that the defendants had not accounted for the
be compelled to give an account Mr.. Pryor
argued that the trust not fully executed and that
when the trust executed and the Court ordered them
to account 10 would then be time enough for them TO
receivers and j. f. Morgan counsel for receivers
read denying all the allegations contained in the aida
Wits OF the petitioner. Counsel both sides having
argued the points involved In the case, Judge Mcneil
reserved his decision
DeeiSions-By Judge Monell.-Young agt. White
Motion granted. siess agt. Frank-Order OF arrest
Motion granted and reference appointed Jacques agt.
Braisted.-Moton granted with $40 costs Weeks agt.
Marshau.-Motion granted Howard agt Clark.-MotiOn
granted. Lockwood agt Latimer-Motisn granted
Meyer agt Wikie.Motion substituting receiver granted
BY Judge spencer.-FergusOn agt MOOre.-MOon
granted. Campbell agt. Authorization granted and
cause referred Huck agt. Huck Motion granted aud
referred
BY Judge Barbour-Mf agt Freedman.-Case settled
and filed.
BY Judge MeCunn--Patton agt. Mller.-Judgment for
defendant.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
THE COURTS.
y 9. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Before Commissioner OsbOrR-Wm. ". Mdrtne
ag Patrick Jones-The complainant Is an attoTney-at
law and has an office since March last at NO 20 nssau
ST in this cy He charges Postmaster Jones win nav,
ing unlawfully detained number OF letters addressed
to him. About the first OF February the cOnPlahat EoV
up circular which he distributed pretty widely oei
ing counterfeit money OF various small denoninb
on easy terms" specimen OF the style OF tis ereu
lar NAV be interesting to some people; III Degdn'
Ny BE careful that read ths prye see a m
q firmly behege that N'
To point have quantity Of ac cmes OF ge9A
backs or Treasury fine quality In crulon WHICH
supply you with easy terms -, =, ,,-.,. .u,aol
The circular goes on to recommend the wares aluueI
to In the highest terms, and gives the following 'ce9 VI
prices: ...o .,, .... 10, TO-,
an in 2s stamps for 425 500 in 30 cent stamps G & @
stamps $50; 800 y cent stamps r S7'i WV
So and S5 bills for +5; 800 in $50 bills Ter u - 81
In reply to this circular some hundred letters WIZ a
dressed TO the complainant within the space OF 10 ua
Thsxe letters all detained by P0stnaser Jo, -.
at washington Commissioner Osborn will give decision
ON ThurHdaY at D.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
U. s. DISTRICT AND CIRCUIT CoURTs-BEooKLYN'
LLdnnents =Indoment WAS issued. Yesterday

morning I'm the Circuit Court, against the 1OlOWInY
named individuals, who prosecuted by Dl5tTGI-
Attorney Allen; Michael Shields, III. Wardc, ana J r.
Gardiner si923 O7-Judgment bond for tranSporta-
ton OF spirits T. +. Hlker Charles R0scer, ana tfcu
schwartz sii2 55-sut a distiller's bond.
In the District Court tudgments were rendered rendered
against H. NJ Barncliffe, william Hignett, ana clement
Reed FOR $3.50 33-Suit on tobaccOnsts' bond. John
Thompson Mark Tisher, and Etheridge ". Fish,
s3gl 80 Il. G.. Newell, Bernard Woods aud NJ nshef'
$40 2G-Both suits on tobacconists' bonds.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
n1ccEArNERC 1RPIYED-

PROM LIvERPoOL-In steamship France Apr 8-MI j. pavs
and chilli Dawes H. Chlyer, Nj and hr " a anu
Mr. AMI Mrs Shpee NJ Gfths and chlren ana
Mr. And Mrs Wunderleth child and Mr ana n
Anuott Il Gallagher Mrs Kelsey, Miss Messy hS IL "e'
w r. Collins James landlord, Mr. ThsckeE ,,o ~, I'M
U q Frot and children Miss Glasgow Miss r. Lamb Mr. and Ms
w Churchill Rev H. Harman 1hos Bridge Jas - f3gg w l.
WiI i n Caepder Mr. and Mrs W. Thomas, Miss VI Horace
M Green and daughter G. G. Johnson, Frank Jones' Henry "ulA-e'
l,y samson Ma Roberts and daughter Miss lyda Morgan
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS

TUESDAY, APRIL 10.
Mls for Enrope Plymouth CherbOurg aud habnr VI
Uoas foot of Tr oboken, close at the PostQhce AZ ~ "a
steamship sails p. Supplementary Mail Tor pIo S 0H
made no on the Pier Uoboken and closed at 10 p M
NF - WEDNESDAY, APRIL %.
Mails for Europe Via Queenstown and lhyelo0t per
pier No 70 ~ r. close PostOce at y m supplement.
Mail for PAID only made Pier No. 10 M H. anu oS ~
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19

The Police Commissioners yesterday trans
erfed Detectives Woodbridge aud Dunno Of the sixth
Ieeinct request OF Superintendent Jourdan 70 he
Iofee oi detectives at Police Headquarers IL IA under
polico force. "' ''' ." Ao
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EEW-Y0RK......... ...........''Apr I7'
ItI 1,

PORT OF EEW-YORK......,... ,.''.''''''''ApfA To-
CLEARED. u.
Meier Hamburg; Mans Gumey Philadelphia Beverly Fierce phia
dena P Pss sOas Seee Mirs@ci; Harriet Hover Galveston
BrgsSabn Blk Acnte Maria CrOTe CIoSe fToaDSsG Bs
%a SSa aeSaa ST jo5as u = De5uI cE ch,i';Ga
h Srne 7 Ws Es"Sai ai b,HR Baltimore gaae Emoa Cs South
Amboy snaoa, steele Boston, Frank Nellie AsGGln
ARRIVED.
Steamship Colorado Williams Liverpool April and Queenstown T.
n9., Steamship a City Manchester Philips Liverpool April and Queens
Steamship France Liverpool April and Queenstown md'e
ana ssPsn.bo PlSS F,-its Freeman. PhilaIelphl mise.
seanship Abemar Bolerts, Richmond City Point and AoFo'
"i Steamship City o; Washington Els Liverpool Ap Queenstown g.
@ Sp Duton Liverpool March &c. Is anchored in the
LSsSr sr M Eyra Coaau, Br,rderg Jacne 20 day.. mde
sour. 81 L. Newton, Carlos, Cr; 10 10 d,y H pl's'ef Is,
scr. Ellen H. Barnes Ferris, Ehnbethport.
n,.,o,,t psTi sGTooiL'" 5oR John IAcSs croes Pail River
S5S1dIaai s5fa6 hsS.na SeaIia7en Davis NeNIaen.
Lagaias tine War,haT: aI,e J PhsTo P5SSn PToyia'nce
J. A : Weldon Weldon PTSyas ISyd VI Preimote Elfa5cRpor
j. R@yqGT & E1sSe,lpG65 5 aes.on Es5ethpor
d, Pb5y Rfr Pori P55ci92o 5Ssaon sail Sse SCl G Port
New ReEdii. Port johnson. Angler, waeham.
WIND-SundoWn, light s. W, clonly
DOMESTIC PORTS. a.
Bosrov April I3-Arrye sr-. Leoaa from Auz Caesi ada
Ames Sa,anIah Victor, from Aee5o and BARK hesn nom
GldSSErps April la-Ave solomon from Liverpool
dpp l@n Demaara Harriet Baker and Willie from aatAnx
AIr l.Aruye, steamship Marposa, Hom new"
Sailed 18th, steamship Teatonia for Hamburg
l7Aryed steamship Victor nom NSOreas
for NeWYoIs sit6 rer gone cs J. H. Stesny from Baltimore
suuroc
uisv seansIs Champion for Newiork Sea Gull for BamOre
ship Southern Chef or Lyepoo sclrs Serene for Bdmore Zenan
for Woods Hole.
KEY WEST April l3he schr C. C. Clark from St. Andrews Ca
rbn with eocoiaa of Baltimore leaking badly arrived here %
day.
FOREIGN PORTS.
IOyDoy April 3Ihe steamship Oinda Penambuco for Cron
sadt cargo cotton has into Plymouth short Of Goals.
QrEENsT0wN April l8The steamship CITY Of Antwerp arrived at
this yesterday the City Baltimore, before reported
SOUTHAsPoS April aThe steamship Hanss, from NewiorA fo
Bremen, arrived here a to-day.
MEMORANDA.
The steamship Victor Gates from NegOrelns hound 70 New York
18th during heavy gale lost udder and
compelled to III Charleston, where she arrived 6th.
SPOKEN.
Bari Morning Star from NegYor for St Jago II days out april
in Ilagua passage.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
that the 20h Nantucket Beacon the whtc
Of Brsn Point Light House. az tie
will be the te the high lands
habor where stood prior to 1851 and that
and thereafter tie beacon light g be exhibited on that site In its
present
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19

after sleeping that speech for wesk ir
hictod upon him datribe because he had anudc" to
him Qir sumner) az deriving bis power TO impose ond
tions the States outside of the Constitution and he
had said il the Senator from Massachusettr conld not
find the power there he could ed it in the Declaration
of Independence and in r1,ribss Un"a. These were
mere mere @ humorous @ anees The seh' ors remark that
lie had ass ,ed the wOrnout !" ID blood bespateTed
garme~- -ihSu CaIhOun." reminded him OF the
no threw his patientS into commissions IN order
ibTs to bring their ~se within his healing ar"
laughter. -, -, oo,,,,,,od bv Messrs Sumner
d Carnerser in relation 10 constitutional power Wnen'
80 1ioGk after short executive session, the Seha'e
took recess. o.
EVENING SESSION. y
Tho Senate reassembled at 7:30 p. m, five
senators beng present. including the President pro te,
Mr. Anthony. - .i.,oa to tbo aoor
wade motion 10 adjourn but, az the suggestion OF Mr
TRIIiBIJLL O}ep., ND, who thought that senators
would soon come in withdrew and recess was take
for fifteen minutes At the end of this time, only slN
more Senators having made their appearance, MI
WcCREERY Dem. KY, with the consent OF MS cor
lca c moved that Senate adjourn, and the motion
WAS decided in the Affirmative by the casting vote OF lpe
Chair. The Senate, accordingly, at ':oo oeiocA' "u-
]
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
Nrvs PACKAGES FOR TIE PRESS.

Capnn and pur Of vessels arriving at this port i rel 70
deliver packages addressed the Hewiork Associated fr 0n 70
persons exhibiting the written authority Of j. w sHohoa
AGENT News the Journal OF Commerce Ia
I,r Sun ETpTess, Eentng Post CommsTaL Aitert'se
Zeuag Yorker Dm0kr should also De d'eFu oDV "
1 na-Iur rInraur
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19

HUMAN EYEs-"What they say" Black eyes,
pue eyes Hazel eyes eyes Creamy eyes Marble eyes, Gray eyes
y, sves What traits Of revealed By the eye'' FOR
h reading on choosing Husbands and wives BY the color Of the eyes e
NJ ubr PuRRSoLooIcAL JOURNAL ENsmen have H. " cenS
q, "a wear g. r. WELLS, Publisher 3o9 BsoadWay NJ l.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19

PAPERS. TwINEs, THREADS AND CORDAGE.-
WILLARD HAkyEI 0ce and Warerooms ZVS ana 'O "
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
IApnounsementaI
Nv that

"That's n superb hat, Charley, worn by tha.
s,s "n that Ned Ips dollars to dimes that II came from
-, He, friend Of mine-T him where be got IT, III
came from KSoxs 2l2 Broadway for one just like IL o
~ e hat came from KsoIs No other bat 80 attracts the eye BY
their beauty and style. That's
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
bort tl)ar0ens' Noiicc.
STATE OF NRw-YoRK,
y ~ FNHsffs -

STATE NEwYoRK,
PoRr-WARDESs' OFFICE, No. % william st.
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section Of the Act passed April u 1851 entitled An Act to
interested h having charge Of the subject matter Of uch inquiry,
survey following
the Port Warens and that the said examinations will
be completed within days succeeding this notice, bOar sad
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
yovn,vs WEATHER REPORTS 4. NJ.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Ga, ,os lOl San ts...... CAB Moon rises. s...ll;l9
s,y Hoax 1870 Cows Hell Gate l;Ol
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19

Notice given that the 2Oh inst Nantucket Beacon the VII
Of Brnt Point Light House. at tie
Nantucket Hbor will be the te the high Ian
se habor where stood prior 1851 and Il
night and thereafter tie beacon Light val be exhibited ON that %
present range.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
EnREIGN PORTS.

IoyDoy April l3The steamship Oinda, from Penambuo for Cron
siad cotton has put into Plymouth short OF Goals
QrRENsIowN April l8The steamship City Of Antwerp arrived at
port yesterday and the City Of BamOe before reported
SOUTHAMPToS April aThe steamship HaIs from New York for