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VNyANTED AGENTS-To sell the OCTAG0N
wv SEWING MACHINES. IL Is itesnted, makes
the elastic Lock stitch" and 10 warranted Tor
years Price SIS. All other mschines with IN un.
deTfecd sold for SIS or less are infringcments. Ad.
dress OCTAGON SEWING MAClllNECO., st. Louis
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AN ACT TO extend the time Cor the completion Of
the military road nom fort wilkins at copper
'llarbor. I'M the State OF Michigan 10 Fort Howard
at Green Bay, In the State OF Wisconsin.
Re u enacted By ns Senate and House Of Repre-
ssniaiirss eftAs URitd States fAnutoa ~ Coages.
assembled, That the time for the construction and
AT Copper Harbor in the State OF Michigan, 10
Port Howard at Green Bay, In the state OF Wilson,
SIM be- and the same ~ hereby, extended until the
fret day Of January, one thousand eight hundred
and seyenty-two.
SIC. 2. S.d Be 10 6sriAu enacted, That all the
grants rights and privileges contained In the orig
nal grant be continued In full force and virtue Tor
said time.
Approved, May 6, 1870.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all tho purposes Of . Laxative
Medioina

Medicine.
- Perhaps no one medi
cine Is SO universally 70
quired by everybody rs
~ q cathartlc, nor was ever
[A any before so universal.
NKz1 ly adopted Into use. In
EJ every country and among
Ia all classes, rs this mild
yR\vMMtN but efficient purgative
TeJ VoW PHI, The obvious rea.
N son Is, that 1t Is more re-
liable and far more clfcc.
80 tual remedy than any
other. Those who have
tried Il, know that Il cured them; those who have
not know that IL cures their ncighbors anu iricns,
AM, all know that what II does once u does always
that It never Calls through any fault or nege ,,
sands OF Certificates Of their remarkable cures OF the
following complaints, but such cures are known IN
every ncighborhood, and we need not publish uicin.
Adapted to oil ages and conditions IN an cnn.osi
containing neither caomel or any delcterious drug,
they may be taken with safety by anybody; InelI
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant to take, while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise nom their use ~ any gnanu,y
internal yiscera to purify the boou anu si w ~.
into healthy action remove the distractions OF to
stomach, bowels, liver and Other orgsns Of tS
by Correcting, wherever they exist, such dcrange'
nients as are tho first origin ofdiseasc.
Minute directions are given II tns wISSpPef c On
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Listiess.
nrss, LanxuOr and Loss or Appetite, they
SHOULD he taken moderately TO stimulate the stoin.
ach and restore Its healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complains and It's various syInp'
toms, bilious IIeaslach he, sick IHendnchc,
Jaundice Gpeea Sickness, ntitous
Collie and Bilious Revers, they should bc Jn.
dciousy taken for each case TO correct tho diseased
action or remove the distractions which cause IT,
For Dysentsry or Diarrhuca, but one mild
uJ Far i Hynr Don't, Gravel, PaIpi.
tatl0n Of the Heart, Pain In tho side,
Back and LOins, they should be continuously
takcn as required TO change the diseased action OF
tho system. With such change those complaints
disappear.
FOR Dropsy and Dropsicsl sweliings they
should be taken In large and frequent doses to pro.
ducc the effect OF q drastic purge.
For Suppression q large dose should he taken
as Il produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As q Dinner Piu, take one or two FiNs TO pro.
mote digestion and relieve the stomach. =,
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach ana
bowels Into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and invigorates the system. Hence u Ia often nd'
yantageous where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels tolerably WELL ofen finds that dose
OF these Pulls makes him feel decidedly better, from
their cleansing and renovating effect on the dscs.
i've apparatus.
DIR. y. @. AVER e co., Practical Chemtsts,
LOWELL. MASS, U. s.. a.
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AN ACT 10 amend an act entitled IAN act proyid-
ing for the taking OF the seventh and subsequent
eensuses OF the United states, and 70 N the nun
Der OF the members Of the House OF Representa-
tiyes, and "a provide for their future apportion-
ment among the several states" approved May
twenty-three, eighteen hundred and my.
ne 40 s.aefsd by tie Sssafs and Hosss Of Repre-
ss.tatirss of hs Usifsf States Of Imsrtca in Cos
gr,ss assembled. That the time allowed for transmit
ting s sad al copy OF the returns OF the assistant
maTshals 10 the Census Office Is hereby further linn
tied 80 that the returns OF population upon sched
ME numbered one, In the act OF May twenty three.
eighteen hundred and my, shall be sent To that Of
Ace on OF before the tenth day OF September next,
and the complete returns upon All me scneonies
upon the schedule therein designated s number
two, which schedule Is hereby revoked, cancelled,
and declared to be no longer part OF said act
day OF October following, PROVIDED, That the Sec.
rotary OF the Interior shall be authorised IN extend
the time allowed for returns on the schedules other
than those Of population, IN any case where shall
appear 10 him b. be necessary PROVIDED, fArfAsr,
That whenever, from the loss OF destruction OF re-
turns, from causes beyond the control OF the ON.
GERS charged with the enumeration, IL shall DO
shown 10 be impractlcable 10 comply with the re-
auirements Of this section the Secretary OF the In
terror Is authorised TO extend the time allowed for
rendering returns OF population, not beyond the
first day Of October next
SIC. 2. Apd Be u further ,naet,d, That the pen.
atty provided In the fifteenth section Of said act or
May twenty-third eighteen hundred and my,
shall apply To any refusal whatever To answer oil
ther Of the enquiries authorized by said act.
4 SEC J. Isd BE- "a farther enacted, That each as
sstant marshal or agent shall be paid for making
out and returning complete copies OF the original
census returns, required In the eleventh section
OF the act 20 which this Is q supplement, eight
cents for each page Of the two copies OF the original
census returns required by the said eleventh sec
ton.
10 be taken by assistant marshals employed 10 take
the census shall be the oath required by the act OF
eighteen hundred aud any, Of which this Is an
amendment.
Approved, May 6, $50.
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Biaaefsra .aarerssse.sessss.

n FOND teeps hr ale Pianosstes, Mesodeoos, o..
bIs gan. and Music stools. Having been sogaged in
he manufacture and sae q PaDoors s the iast eight
cen year, he ies prepared 70 seieet good instruments
All Panos sid By him carefully selectei In Boston,
Also 0rIans Msde ny Q. d. n. w. smith, soh Ut N
duced pSices. Panofostss and Meiodsous 70 let In
st1nents vpaired. Orten bs rrNso BY J. IT, CLAaK,
sf Portland, IN Win HIM, at NO. CRYSTAL An.
CADE, Cup staiul Biddeiosd. Maine ar
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ANACr 10 amend an act entitled IAN act 10 enforce
mechanics liens On buildings In the District vi
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Perhaps no one meuf
cine Is So universally re-
quired by everybody rs
q cathartlc, nor was ever
any before SO universal.
ly adopted Into use, In
every country and among
all classes, rs this mild
but efficient purgative
Pun. The obvious rca.
son Is, that II isamore re-
liable and far more crcc.
tual remedy than any
f.,a- ...l.a. L.....
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oUACK NOSrRUN.NAKERs,

through hse crincaies and rvrvns, and rrcrnnends.
lions q their nedciss ~ As tsst Who eans sspass
os cuntradcs them, Who besides, 10 farkr hsr npo.
sitions copy nun medical hooks much that written Of
ths auaies and effects q di6svnt herbs ap< plan and
ascrbe eli the same 10 their s EStnets specines, ke,
most Of which, na ar contain Mercury, bscsuse Of The
anceot belief q lie curing evsythns." but pev hnevu
70 "ki than eurcd, and thoss MOI kinsd, eoostis-
tiopAiiy injured Tor le
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e Envelopes printed st This oaes.
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IGNORANCE or ouAcK pocroRs AND SosThuN

charges are very mcerse Comnuniestors sacreiy coo
hdentia and eli may y on him viii the she,est . Ie.
y and conndencv whatsveS may Be the dsease, codon
o. situation az any ooe, married. a. single.
Msieines sen, By Mall and Elpcss 10 an psrss Of ths
Cniiei etates.
An irtsr requiring sdvscs must contain oos dousto IN
Address Ds. L. DIE, No II rod,co street. D.s,oo Mas.
Boston, Jan. ]. 1910
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-19
MACHINE SHOPS.

Messrs Cobanks & Theall are oycrhauling the
steamship C. W. Lord, and when her machinery Is com
peted will go speeds Landing shpyard where
she Will have another deck put on. The Arizona OF the
Pacific Mail steamship Company has just received
shaft at these works The method OF removing the old
one "a new in practice old In theory over two
tuns of metal melted in the foundry and carried
on board the vessel cope having having been built
around the shaft the molten metal poured IN II and
around the shaft when the crank had expanded by the
heat and before the shaft had begun TO feel the effects ot
the hot metal the crank knocked OF BY means Of
rams and iack.screws The work finished IN eight
minutes and shows that engineers are not be
hind IN inventive tact. The steamer Il. q. CONN OF
Smiths line is 10 have new cylinder OF ~ inches and
10 feet stroke and the steamer Josephine to receive
new boilers at these works. she is 10 direct between
the lower landing in connection with the staten Island
Railroad, making Two trips each way daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-19
THE DOUGLASS HOMICIDE.

Nj. Graham engaged the attention of tho
Court Of General Sessions during the entire sitting ye
terday. by Argument motion To quash the indict
ment OF murder the first degree, found by the Grand
Jury against Thomas Jackson, formerly Deputy sheriff
detailed Tor duty at the Court Of Sessions and Who on
the afternoon Of oct. 20 1859, the OF political
dispute. fred pistolshot at Archibald Douglass rival
Democratic politician Of the First Ward, in front
OF the liquor store No. Westinghouse from the
effects Of which Douglass died shortly after
Tho COroneris jury brought in verdict az
tho time OF "iustihable homicide" hut Coroner
Flynn ignored the verdict, and committed Jackson
"a the Tonbs. The Granl Jdry ia November found an
indictment for niansaugtor. and in December another
Grand Jury found bill against jackson Of murder
il the first degree.
Mr. Graham argued that according 20 the statute two
indictments for the oense could not be found and
that tnasmuch az one Grand Jury had found Indot
meht Tor manslaugh.er, the second indictment was
illegal.
District Attorney Garyin argued that second ndct.
ent may be found for the ofense II 10 tho
first indictment DO SHOWN. and that the statute
specially provides for such cases
Judge Bedford reserved his decision until next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-19
TIE STEAMSHIP sAMARIA SAFE.

The good news in relation to the missing
Cunard steamship Samaria obtained yesterday from
Mr.. Franckyn at the Company's Office In Bowling green
who had received during the morning two dispatches
from the Messrs McIyer at Liverpool The first dispatch
announced that the Imam steamship City Of Brooklyn
which sailed from this port the26th of February the
same day the Samaria sailed from Liverpool. had
passed the night OF March which showed
the Cunard Company's signal two rockets and blue
Light This steamer was supposed to be the Saisria
This dispatch gave considerable hope and had ten.
dcncy to alsy somewhat the anxiety which has been
daily increasing in respect to her About hour after
ward. second dispatch received. announcing that
the ship Madgo Wiilro sgnalod the ETH OF March
Cunard steamer which brigrgged. Tho steamer
disabled but sgnalcd that she needed assist
She steering East and the Messrs MoIyer expected
her of Cape Clear to-day" yesterday.
From these dispatches the agents OF the line felt
sured OF the safety OF the vessel IL probable that
assistance would DO sent Immediately from Queens
town, Unless the wind should be strong from the west
ward; but m the event OF easterly Winds OF the
powerful steamers which always to be found In Cork
harbor will be dispatched to tow her in.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-19
SENATOR REvELs'S SISTER.

TO fhe EGbf0r or Jhe JrkduHe
SIR: In passing through the various wards
OF the Colored Home to-day. stopped by tbs lady
Director. at whose invitation had made the visit and
introduced to one Eliza Reves The aame arrested my
attention and. aughngy, turned and said, you are
related to our new Senator" Imagine my surprise when
she quietly SAID eyes I'm his sister" tlrned TO the
lady standing By inc who nodded In confirmation OF her
statement
NV curiosity was excited aud made a careful survey
OF form and features IL revealed woman, large kindly
faced with features sharper and skin lighter than those
around her. Her hair iron-gray, and simply waV
ing which taken in connection with color and feature
seemed to indicate that white blood in quantity wss
within her veins Her manner In her conversation az
she related her history to me, very Agreeable ana
without pride she spoke OF her father ana hef
brothers. ,
This Is the substance OF her story: Her father aud
mother were free. and lived IN Cumberland county,
North Carolina They moved 10 Augusta GeOrgia "h,I
Eliza Reves was born. but aftec short time returned "
their old home. Wheu II years old Eliza 'ne 10 New
York nurse and has been n this CITY, iihtiord so
Brooklyn up to the present time. sN years a1o VI"
present Senator came for her ana offered per lss
Z" was strong, aud did not wish 10 be depenIfuA l"o
years ago, however. she fell from sepaddei VIM NJ
service in Wiansburgh. and her legs weir -,
Since that uo she has been kindly cared Tor IN tat o
of institutions The Colored Home she 10 10" u
old -, .,.
OF her misfortune her brother the Senator she says
knows not hing. In speaking or the fanny she sslu
There are brothers aud four sisters IN All 'No n'
listers and one doctor Indiana ard one lnihistsi
Baptist-in North Carolina. Ai sisters arc III in"i1'
and IN North Carolina also .,., n,
She said little VI tho honor OF her Dro'hoI' ""' '
his kindness. -. six yesr.
She proposes to accept the invitation made -. ~
ago, when IL is possible to 20, and Will pass nJ ~
her life iu his home which he kindly offered he per
Ner. Iork, March Il, 1870
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THE WYOMING JURY-LETTER FROM GRACE
GREENWOOD.

To tn. Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: How hard you are to please. Tho
Wyoming lady jurors took four days In which 20 decide
on questI OF life and death, and you hout iem for
such hesitation and delay taking for granted that the
gentleman jurors the same panel came to speedy
and Just decision after their nvarlable custom NOW
those same dreadful had ia the first pave asked
TO be excused from this trivial but dsagreeabe duty
you would have accused them OF Inconsistency and lack
OF courage-woud ut youf Then. II having consented
serve they had returned prompt harsh verdict you
would either have said they had minds OF their own
andIwere led by masculine will and sense OF the NH
norty or that they hurried by savage desire
TO ayenge the long wrongs OF their on yraa man 10
the prisoners dock-would Mt youi
Now, approve their consistency and hse,f their
pluck and don't believe they looked any Lore pale
and wear" after four days OF such Hardship" thar
many shop girl schoolmstress looks after stadns
SIX days the week ut her post OF duty-than many
poor 10 winggri bookfoder. looks, lor
months OF incessant labor at half paythan man. de
wife and mother looks after sitting up night AZ
night sick child, while the husband and father
exhausted by his tolls the field the countlnghouse
sleeps the sleep OF the just Well there is ndiyde.
who feels than all Others about their agreeing at
all and that the gentleman who committed the hom
eide. GRACE GREbNNOOD.
Washington, d. c.. March IT. 1870.
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POLICE MATTERS.

Commissioner Manierre listened TO II COM
plants against policemen yesterday. Patrolmsn Car
pener Brown OF the Twentyeighth Precinct was com
planned of for being absent five minutes from rOcall.
and with having brought two men, Shay and Griffin.
covered with blood, the StationHouse One Of them
also had his clothing nearly torn of The men, II ap
peared had been fighting the liquor store No. 2l6
Hudson-st. The officer apparently under the inhu
ence OF liquor, and was much excited. third man.
named Nash, was also brought in by the officer
charge OF having nterfcred with him while arresting
Shay and Griffin He said he had found
the men cinched on the street. and fighting. Officer
Thompson, who had called officer Brown To his assist
ance In consequence OF large and threatening crowd In
the he testified that the not lighting
but golng peaceably toward home number OF
witnesses examined, and corrobOrated the test
relating the disOrderly conduct OF the Tho
case referred to the Board.
Capt. Petty of the Fifth Precinct made complaint
against patrOnen Cook Pierce Hart and Allen Of his
command for failing to dscoyera burglary in the bonded
Greenwich-st., on the morning OF March 7. when II
pieces OF black silk stolen. Two pieces
subsequently recovered in yard in the Of the
adjoining tenement None OF the locks the building
broken displaced had any OF the ffsten-
ings been disturbed In the opinion Of Capt Petty,
one had remained In the building when It closed ut
night and later hour had thrown the goods out Of
window to confederates and therefore they
could not have been from the street He had made
the charge against the officers merely Of form
The Commissioners subsequently dismissed PatrolnaD
Martin Coffee for negligence in allowing gold watch
be stolen from the body OF Thomas T. Flynn, found
floating at the foot Of West Thrtyfourthst ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-19
IMPROVED STEAMBOAT WHEEL.

Since the construction of Fulton's first steam
boat there has been little improvement in paddle
wheels, Notwithstanding numbers OF scientific people
have given the subject considerable attention Tho old
fashioned paddle WHEEL with its parallel and rsdia buck
cts has many defects the most serious OF which
the buckets during only small portion Of their move
ment through the water the full propeng force
IN entering the water they exert downward In.
stead OF u backward pressure; and IA they leave
the water tley have lifting action. by which
much power lis wasted. Another defect which
sequence OF tho manner OF Che buckets entering the
water IL the iorring or hainmering which In always
experienced. particularly boats of light draft Ths
wheel has been IN for the past IS months on the
searers Stonington aud Naragansett, running Long
sand sound aud the eug,nocrs OF tue steamers testify
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-19
THE GEORGIA BILL

To !he Editor OF INC If'U"H''
SIR: You are mistaken If you suppose 'ha'
there ia ANYTHING ike upsnimity IN the Senate on inc
Georgia question Senators are very much divided Inc
majority seem to DO against tho Bingham amendment
The law of the case may DO with Senators Eduads na
Trurnbun Tho formers argument Was certainty QUO
Of extraordinary merit and unequyoeai ieSsi so"s'
But substantial justice appears to be on 'n0
Tho civil aud military administrators .a"HV'
,ch attention 70 s;rct law IN adjusting ahaies after
q great rebellion like ours.
The real truth is that Georgia ought not 10 De TO
admitted 1t oil uutl Robert Toomos ana all hS ooheuo
rata Rebels in that State safely under ground sueS
a policy Of exclusion would DC qua ANY, va sa1d
bebayor in The remaining reconstructed states, ame
wa"id furnish an objective point for series OF COZ"
n"an. trumnba i'm every existing Republican stat" iot
.a tnd.tnitc nrrod 10 come. Here are two pbjecu
worthy OF contemplation In the present threaishlpK
Washtsaion, D. O.. Aarch ~. 1917 80"
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THE ALDERMEN AND THE STREETS.

The Aldermen held a special meeting yester-
day. ard laid resolutions to pay Columbus steSer
so for the OF his horse which fell into excavation
at the corner Of One twenty and
Third ave. and also TO the salary OF the First rsha
tho MAYOR at 5000 year, aud that OF the Second
Marshal at $1,000 year.
resolution was adopted over the Mayors ', . to
pave with Stafford pavement Fifthaye from WASH 'ns
ton-square To Fifty.nnth-st
The Croton Aqueduct Department WAS instructed 70
advertise for bids and contract for paving with the
Paul National wooden) pavement, Eighty ifth-h, from
Second TO Ffthave; Onehundred eleye thst from
Third 70 Fourth-aye; Onehundred- aDdtOurteelthst,
from Fourth-ave. TO Ave. A; and One hundred aud
twenty fourth ST., from Third 10 Flith-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-19
BEECHER ON CUBA.

In next Saturdays number of The Christian
U,ion. under the head OF "Procaimng Neutrality Mr.
Beecher shows strong and intelligent sympathy with
the CubaDs and urges Government to take imrne-
diate and decided action their claims belgerents
The following comparison is very suggestive;
After two days OF bombardment. Fort Sumter was
evacuated on Saturday, April Is, 1851 Not was
killed either side. Precisely month after May
49, 1901 Queen Victoria Issued her Proclamation Of Neu.
ualtY. This based the simple TACT tAst k0sts-