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SPAIN.
Insurrectionary Operations at Barcelona
March Of the Government Troops ON the
RAvOls,f1Ou1sts

Insurrectionary Operations at Barcelona
March Of the Government Troops ON the
Rev0lutiOnists.
MADRID. April Q, 1870.
The telegraph lines between here and Barcelona
are still down, having been cut by the insurgents
and tho news from that quarter is contradictory
General Baldrich, who was recently appointed to
che command Of the national troops, had arrived
within a short distance Of Barcelona, the rebels
neeing before him. 1t was expected the General
would make decisive attack the position OF the
Insurgents to-day.
The Revolution subdued at Barcelona-Ac.
tion of the Troops Against tho Insurgent
Pssition-The Conscription Terminated at
All Points.
MADRID april 9-Evening.
The revolutionary outbreak which has prevailed
Tor some short time past in the suburbs Of the city OF
Barcelona has been subdued by the troops The
Captain General commanding in the district OF
Barcelona, aided by General Badrlch's contingent,
attacked the suburban position OF the revolutonists
with the military at halipast four O'Clock yesterday
morning, and at half past six-after some sharp
1ghtlng-0btalned complete mastery OF the lnSur.
gent camp and the outbreak
Tne government army recruitmeQtS under the con.
6crlpu0n laws, the immediate exciting cause OF the
trouble have been terminated everywhere in Spain.
The Cntalonian Provincial Emeute.
MADRID April 9-NIght.
The 6rneute In Catalonia continues General Bald.
rich stin heads the governm ent forces near BARGE.
Iona.
Tue city Of Barcelona is quiet.
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Fans and Opera Glasses Selling mt Reduced
prices.-GEO. G. ALLEN Importer Wholesale and retail,
4l5 Broadway, one door below Canal street.
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Adjourned for Rercss.

LONDON, April q 1870.
In the House OF Commons to-day the resolution
OF the House Of Lords for an adjournment to the
2Sth OF April was concurred in, and the House ad.
iOmrned.
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Police arrests during the week were as follows:-
Saturday, 2oa; Sunday. l54; Monday, 2O5; Tuesday,
IT'S; wednesday, 1888; Thursday, 1853; Friday, l5l.
Total, l.24.
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An officer OF the customs seized Friday last, on
board the Havana steamship Pioneer, 1000 superior
Partaga cigars. which no found secreted in the sail
ors' quarters, hid there to evade tue payment OF
duty. Tney were condemned.
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Maggie Post, aged seventeen, was taken frOIx
low den at No sSs Mercer street on Friday night by
officer Farley OF the Eighth precinct, and yesterday
morning arragned before Justice Snandey at JefYer-
son Market upon complaint OF her mother, who re.
sides In Hob0kcn. She was committed 20 the House
oil the Good SheDncrd
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The Bombay and o.

LONDON, ApF1I y I87U
The Shtppt.0 Gazette to-day thinks the American
~xasperaton against the Bombay. though irrational,
you'd have been spared mad she stood by the
Oneida after the collision.
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The report Of vital statistics for the week is as
fo,lows:--Deaths, exclusive OF public institutions,
4S2; births, 1925 marriages. 90; still brtns 81.
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Ba.chelor's Hair Dye-The Best in the
world The only perfect dye harmless, reliable ins.Ania-
noous. Facto ry IL Bond street.
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A.-Not the Verdict I'm the Mcfarland suit,
but the verdict OF the people, that a UNDERH1LLS 3l
and 1876 Fulton to be found the preest spring
styles Of Gents Hats out
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What in Said and Surmised by the Press
Specie. Finance and the Flag.

Spccles tluauco uuu the riaSs
LONDON, April Q, 1870
Tho London Saturday Reuteto has long article
arguing in mitigation Of the condemnation Of Eyre,
) the captain Of the Bombay.
The same paper says boat races are rast degene.
rating into betting traps. and thinks such exhibit
tions should be removed from London waters.
Paixley, Abel, Langley Co., In their bullion cir'
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Iron Crestiues for French Roots Of Twenty
two dn cen patterns, uneqused Ia beauty OF dcsisn scc
sheets sent application Iron and every do
scripton OF Iron Work for buildings.
). L. JACKSON BRO. Iron Works, .
Twentyeghth street, Second avenue and Twenty oiuth
street. New York.
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: The corner stone Of the new Methodist Episcopal
church, In course Of erection at Harlem, on the cor
ner OF Madison avenue and 126th street, was laid
yesterday afternoon.
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Dibbec Ladies' Hair Drcsser,, SJ4 Brcnd.
wnyGrand opening day OF all the styles of Chgnons,
Just received from Paris, Monday. April IL, 1870
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TRLRGRAPHlC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
NAp0LEOTS CONDITION OF HEALTH.
A Cabinet Crisis and Ministerial Recon-
StructiOn in France.
Spanish Army Operations Against the
Insurgents and Victory
at Barcelona.
>>~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~>~~~N~~>
Terrific Boiler Explosion in Balti.
mOre---Six Lives Lost.
FRANCE.
FRANCE.


NapOIeOn's Health.
LONDON, April 0, 1870
Napoleon's syncope yesterday was the result of q
sprained ankle
The facts. as usual, have been greatly magnifed,
chiefly by spectators on the Bourse.
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a unrm;cas ToiIet Prcpn ration.

A.--StyIish Hats Tor Ecuts and Youths, at
vopular priees. BURKE, 1873 Fulton street..
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Peter Sheridan. a laborer on the new building
now under construction corner OF Tnirtyslxth
street and Fifth avenue, yesterday fell from the
second story TO the basement, and seriously In
jured. He was sent TO Bellevue Hospital
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s.--I,spcnschci's fIau Establishment In ono
OF the landmarks OF New York trade For quarter OF
century Its fabrics have been unequaed in elegance and
peror quality md the spring issue for 1870 adds
tho many rumphs OF this veteran manufacturer.
TRINITY church not better than the time
pot OF fashion ll6 Nassau street.
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Offices for Bankers, Insurance Companies
ana lawyers fitted with every convencnce the best lighted
apartments Ia the city u Park opposite Post
Ocs Astor House. Owner win be In attendance from
TO q o'clock daily.
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Average temperature for corresponding date
last Wear 4CX
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Secretary Metropolitan Board Of Health

A.-When You Want n stylish and Elegant
Hat call DOUGAN, Luz Nassau street. corner Of Ann
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Some person yesterday morning placed a number
OF bundles OF kindling wood saturated with cam
phene in the store OF Joseph Hyde No. sos West
FortY-seventh street, and fired the pile An alarm
was given, but no damage was done to the premises
Hyde and his clerk were arrestad on suspicion OF
having fired the premises.
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Yesterday afternoon team OF horses ran away
from the corner of Fiftyninth street and Sixth ave-
nue., and ran into car No. 81 or the Sixth Avenue
Railroad, slightly inJuring passenger IN the car
named Julla Qunlan. She was taken home by un
officer oil the Twenty second precilct
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QAU essq d lYATTs LlkR SAI,sAH. q saA 49,.
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The Ofiicer Of the Broadway squad who holds
forth the Of Broadway and BleecKer street
would do well tO.keep the northwest corner clear
from statues" thieves and other vagabonds who
make II practice to hang out there every fine day.
Yesterday afternoon there suCn 4 gang about
the corner tnat ladies LII passing had hard road to
travel of 1t. VIII Captain Mills took to thsa
Maggie Post, aged seventeen WA taken frox a
low den at No. 83s Mercer street on Friday night by
officer Farley, OF tile Eighth precinct and yesterday
morning arraigned before Justice Snandey at Jerer-
son Market upon complaint OF her mother, who re.
sides In iobOkcn. she was committed 20 the House
oil the Good shepherd.
Justice Shandley at Jefferson Market yesterday
morning committed q carInan, named william Pat.
terson in default OF 200 bail, upon complaint OF
William f.. Wicks, OF No. 3s4 Canal street. charged
with stealing case OF goods from In front Of his
store Oh Fridag AFTERNOON, valued al $3.50.
There Will be a monument OF Washington erected
in tile Park, paid for by penny subscription
through the pupils In the public schools, each
scholar limited to ten cents On Randall's Island
the ttle wards, or rather young patriots. have sub
scribed 1866 contrlbutors) S27 Us. Tue children
should be conplinented for this
The remains OF an unknown man. about thirty five
years OF age having light sandy hair aud whskers,
were yesterday found floating IN the Harlem river
near central bridge. The body was removed to the
Morgue ana Coroner keenan, notified to hold an IN
quest. Deceased wore dark sack coat and pants.
The body apparently had been m the water FOR
cral weeks.
During the past week the Mayors Marshal granted
the following censes:-For railroad cars, 70; board.
ing houses q expresses, I; coaches, u venders SO;
carts. As: porters, o: drivers. 1StOta 21l. Whole
amount received for fines and LICENSES, SO, III rs
and the sum OF S2sd has been refunded to various
complalnants
special meeting Of the Chamber of Commerce
was held at noon yesterday, George Opdyke presid-
ing, who stated that it was held pursuant to call
signed BY A. a. Loew, George Opdyke, Moses H..
Gripnell, Sinclair TOusey, Henry K. Bogert, Simeon
Baldwin. Benjamin II. Field, Francis s. Latnrop,
George L. Thomas, Prosper NJ. Wetmore, Caleb Bar.
stow to take action IN relation to the death OF James
he Peysler ogden, at which appropriate resolutions
wete adopted aad euio2ies pronounced.
Yesterday the chimney OF No. 14o Crosby street
pigeon's saoon) owned by the Snowman, proprie.
tor OF "Murderers' Block,r fell through 20 tile cellar
occupied by Marcus LitZel. As the falling bricks
descended more struck one OF Litzers chill.
dren, aged two years, and injured it. These par.
ticulars are Obtained froID telegram from the Four.
teenth precinct. They are credItable to the head
and heart OF Captain Edward wash, the captair
commanding the block and Its environs. ~.
----sy~~''f~'- -----~T ~.@--,
A number Of prominent cliizens OF s;lo East side
siancb friends Of William N Tweed, among whom
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During the past week the Tax Receiver mas CO
ected the following amount for Elxes:--
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OMBlA.

General Saisar President Of tho Repubiir- -
Cubun RecOguiti0n-Panam Lighted by
Gms-Iady Franklin ut Panama.
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ssshoo, Fly: You Can't BOddor Me.O
Dere am poison In de har
So hear de Health Board sing
Bere AIN poison In de har
so hear de Health Board sing
De-e poison In de hsr,
When dey uses anything
But &C Restorer oh Amerika,
Bout what Use gwine 10 sing. ..
Shoe, Hy you can't bodocr mol
Shoe, Hyi you can't boider met
Shoe, nv you can't bodder mol
For uses do Rcstorcri
DIS yere poison de Health Board say )
In de Rest0rer II be found.
Dis yere poison do Health Board say
In de kestorer cant be found.
Dis dcre poison dc Health Board say
In al! odders for sure,
But de kestorer OBJ Amcnka
AN lie purest OBJ de pure.
Shoo ty YOU can't bodder mel
Shoe, fly you can't boddcr mel
Shoe, by you can't bohier me
ksse uses dc ReGt1reri
THE BOARD OF HEALTH. IN IT'S RECENT PUB.
hiSHkp lhys tAiSSAAYsls OF HAZE fREpAsATIoSs,
be: D6 " " GIpRJiE, 2ss FAST I TMJIRIIETH M @ STREET.
xffC 1. A u A rI,,N ~
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Lord Hatherly becomes LORD selborne.
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VOLUME a NUMBER u

fsil ~ tie saof yoa 80 sepssfaily 7
hing aeay semsihlax elss. I
Iromai.i sway ; aies.ssssl .iSap, tmc
night, seuih timely eosfs
lIai rhas = lle uae a ny peaF.
inr ont my whels inisIlsvs on al.
suhlsetl ! have shssn lhe wes
tern Sew York Il'saItfy sNieiy
Chat they have taken 10 their lo~om
q party who IS not q spring chicken
BY ans means, bot man who knows
all sl,out roaItsy, sni = jsst - high
~ IN tho most efieient methods Of
raising Il ~ the President " tho In.
stituiion himself. ! thank these
gentlemen right pleasantly and
heartily for the honorary member
ship they have conferred upon me
aud shall stand ai all times ready
and willing 10 testify my good ieeI.
ings and my official zeal BY decsIs
a. we'll as by this lIas,ily pcnncd adj
vice and information.
Whenever they are ready to go
TO raising poultry, LET them call for
me just any evening aflcr eleven
o'clock. aud ! shall be on hand
promptly.
MAne Twais.
l.. S.--To the Recording Sccrcta-
ry; ! know two or three good
places. VI. 7.
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f. C. DEayr,
Recording Secretary.

at never rains but it pours.
Neither do distinction begin to fall
upon man in sprinkle, but very
shortly they increase to q food.
Within the space Of one short
month ! have been raised to the
dignaty Of q honorary membership
in Agricultural, Horticultural and
Vinicultural Societies in the States
Of Iowa, Indiana, California, Massa-
chusetts, Maryland and Pcnsivania ;
and now, as q eliminating granduer,
I have become an honorary member
Of the Western New York Poultry
Society, and my ravenous ambition
is satisfied.
Seriously, from early youth !
have taken an espicial interest in
the subject Of poultry-raising, and
50 this membership touches a ready
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Vive La Republique.

As was to be expected, the terri.
BILE misiostunes OF the Emperor Ma
poleon and his generals have led to
his formal dethroncment, to the over
throw ofthe Imperial form of Gov
ernment and to a movement for the
restoration of republican institutions.
As the servile Legislature of the first
Empire, which had always been most
obsequious to Napoleon the FIRST as
long as he was at the height of his
power, bcceme inimical and insolent
to him when his star began to set,
so the majority of the present Corps
Legislatif, which owed its seats to
the selfish pressure that the Imperial
Government had brought to bearup-
on the voters of France, and which
had blindly followed the Imperial
Government through thick and thin
as long as the second Empire seemed
to rest on solid foundations, meanly
and UNANIMOUSLY aidcdin the dethrone-
nent of the very man whom they
had ahjectly worshiped when the
Imperial horizon was cloudlcss.
One hundred and eighty-hve votes
for the dethronement of Louis Ma
poleon Bonaparte against it fifteen
And yet the opposition in the
Legislature previous to the breaking
out of the present war could never
count upon more than forty votes.
So nearly o hundred and fifty Rep
resentatives that formerly had wor-
shipped at the shrine of Imperialism,
now deliberately helped to give the
death blow to the poor man whom
they had once idolized. French his
tory abounds in similar instances of
political faithlessness and inconsis-
tency, and this is one of the reasons
why the world in general has so lit
tie confidence in the men whom ac-
cident or good luck puts at the bead
of the Government of La Grande
Nation.
The new government consists of
Gen. Trochu, Jules Favri, Gambetta,
Picard, Rochefort, Jules Simon, Jules
Ferry, Etienue, Arago, Grovy and
Layertajon. All Of thet men, with
the sole exception of Gen. Trochu,
who is believed to be an ardent, but
liberal Orleanist, are most decided
and enthusiastic Republicans.
As was to be expected, the Presi-
dency of the new Provisional Gov
ernment has been conferred on Gen.
eral Trochu. He Is not by any
means democrat. He served Louis
Napoleon well and faithfully. For
a long time, notwithstanding his en-
inent merits, he was keptin subordi-
nate positions, and when such mill
tary humbugs as Canrobert, Fleury,
Valiant, Magnan, and the like,
appointed Generals and Marshals,
Trochu was left a simple Colonel !;
for it was reported that he was in
full sympathy with the Orleans prin-
ces, under whom he had served and
fought IN Italy. In the year 1867,
Trocbu, who, by that time had be-
come Brigadier General, published
q work on the condition oftheFrench
army, which, owing to the ability and
fearlessness with which he exposed
in it the weak sides Of the French
army, created an immense sensation
in Europe, but excited the wrath Of
the Imperial Government 70 such 4
degree that the Minister Of War,
Marshal Neil, whose reorganization
of the French army we now know to
be a great humbug, proposed to the
Emperor Napoleon the Third to
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u
ilss LOWS Si1oieu ben puhifh
e,l fafiif
fbs sueeessf uf d. saim.oal
lissssmaa IN NE department d M,
Seine ani - Mayor ~ rsfish tlis
distinguished Fiienhe Ameo A.
agu isa brother N The late eelelra.
tel Astronomer, h. waa born si
rcrIagnsn. February .. 1879, sipl
icl 1T the College sptrol, and held.
dufiha the Restoration. ~ apppini.
meu' IN the Polytechnic school.
which hc resigned 20 enter upon 4
literary career lie has writteu
many vaudeville aui mclodmmas
aud established two opposition jour.
mails. La Loga,tic and ko f,gago, the
latter in conjunction with VI Mau.
rice Alhoy. In 1899 he became
director Of the Theatre dc VAUDEVILLE
the doors of wich he closed July
eth 1880, the day after the publ
cation of the ordinances Of Charles
y, thus being Que Of the first to
give the signal tor the Revolution
of July. Afterwards with q NUM-
bcr Of his friends he took part in
the iusurrcctionary movements OF
June and April 1884, but it was
good fortune to be either unnoticed
or forgotten, aud he was not inclu.
ded among the accused who expia-
ted their imprudence in st. Pclagic.
After the revolution OF 1913, he OPP
posed the policy Of Lonis Napoleon,
aud signed the act accusation against
the President and his Minister on
the occasion of the seigc of Romo.
Having Quilted France, he was, in
his absence, CONDEMNED, in default, to
transportation, by the high Court
OF Versailles, in 1916, and resided in
England, Holland, Geneva and Turin,
at which latter place he has occu-
pied himself with litreary studies
and edited his Souriae,s. While at
head of the post-Offce. NJ. Arago
introduced the cheap postal stamp
system into France, and while in ex
lie in Belgium he organized a char
table society for poor migrants.
In 1859 he returned to France.
NJ. De Koratry is also q member
of the new Provisional Government
was one of the victims of the coup
d etot in 1851. IIo was ignominious
ly dragged to the Mazas, and kept
there in close confinement for seve-
raj days. Elected to the present
Corps Legislatif, he manifested his
hostility to the Emperor, and his
dynasty OH every occasion. France
will doubtless find him to be q faith
ful and valuable Minister.
Finally little need be said about
VI. Lavertajon. lie is from Bord-
caux, where he edited that excellent
newspaper La Gironde. lie is very
popular in the Southwest Of France
and his appointment is certainly q
very judicious one.
The proclamation Of the Repub-
lie is certainly changed, and great
ly changed, the relations Of the two
military giants that have been strug
Cling with each other, and desperate
ly struggling, for so many months
past.
Let us all hope that the proclama-
ton of the Republic in France will
be followed by simular events in
Spain and Italy and let us cheer our
oppressed brethen in all parts of the
world by enthusiastically joining
in the glorious shout, "V;us La Re-
publique y even though it comes
slowly.--Cincimati Commercial.
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MARK TWAin'S HOyORS.

have received tho following
notice:
WESTERN New YoaK PouLTRy SocirIy,
BrrFALo June lst, 1870.
Mark Tmain, Esq:
SIR AT recent meeting of the
Executive Committee Of tho Yves
tern New York Poultry Society you
we're elected au honary member Of
the Society.
, 1870-12-20

The withdrawal Of MI Cattelt from the seha.
tSt,ss sSe eon1st sss1 to tnfee Ftelns
huyeen, Cortland +. Parker, and Gasnenls
Walsn. Dudley s. Gre9ory, ot jersey C!sy; e, :,
Mtddlesex. acd other gent emen: hare been
named. but The chltf struggle will be between
the nrst named. The contest Is e1elaos snucn
Az III : meeting OF the bankers Of INDIANAPOLIS.
Ind. held on Saturday night, CieasanG A9IsG' s
mas vas ordered TO be established, II will COM
ueucc operatous about the 1st Of Jauuory. Tae
practice OF Exiting " Was condemned and sseas
0.T nTne "a commlttee or the North Carolina House
OF Representative submitted articles Of tnreacn.
we're sent to the senate. The Court Of 1mpeacn-
| mcnt nil prg2pize ~ soou n the Chtef jnsaee Is
notlned and arrives In the city.
lutensient of lie Massacansetts Western Railroad
from 1850 to 1875, died At Springfield, Aasa, Jes-
Nhn embaafmens in the deep cut on the STA
cusc Cnenango Valley h4tlrosd, netWeen asna-
non -EoE ana ENiv,s Ssvea s n eT eaI bS1tsd 4,
he he iuIns, iii nine Of whom hare been recovered.
Three NE dead, and tEo fatally injured tbs
work q c1humauon 4 dela{eT na oy niRn II voree.
. Jnttse q Probate. vss anaaimoasly elected
2General john Ramsey, formerly MaioE Gen.
e@a1 # volunteers, now tooscco manulsetorer
Jersey cit5. "a exa, u ntartet ~ T. sossec
l
| s,smps and ttaNp3 used heiore. When arrested.
he Wrs de:ected secrestuK box OF fraudulent
| I'll Mpz- 1-..,x ~ ,n. t..n.
+ ,ian Dominion, in answer 70 lepatauon o. t1s
" 1hycurh Artillery PaTf. formerly occupied y !at
| BrtISp frrrne eIprt s:el bis co1vtcuon saat lat
c t}r}i,sh troons would ee back within nEe Jcats
a. Il did not encourage the views oi sne aePnts
g | son st.. ..-.. ,,.uon..
y n arp1riace driven ty fe;e. RtchtnE2. fAtner
carosr RcntpEs-BernArd. took fright. and. turn
ing suddenly, upset 11e carriage snFex,nS sa u,
R.chirsa oar. hscakIcs his collar BONE asa o'ae1
il "s @co%moaore ISS T I'm. H. Gardner, Of The Unite
ID Iawrence UoteL II Phi1adelpnia, where he "
70 v1:inrf friend. he Eas - {esEs o. sse;, Z, y
&c NJ a 'sa an 81 81 '
e. @Wm. johnson, Of New YORK, Owning !ata
Ct dls.,ier1 II ri1sio7l. Monroe County, has tele
aud bis dtsttlesy has teen closed the alss.ne1
he made tbe best Yields Of any IN me stat.. u
re be sold b. the Collector, Tor Unpaid a1es On u
n NEx-GoTe;ucr Lc.cher, Of Virginia, IA serious
n8 tI at Lexington. Of rueumonls: =,
IS b Walton, . Quaket 1ndan 49,, asaex .oeS4.t o1 y
Pazpec 1ndan Resexfaaon ~ yse9 ss ~ s11s
- nassnv so!d some Hossetser's olssssls; -,
The NchenoF Hotel lottery. OF l!neo!n, Ss
lit which had been endorsed by the STATE ou1eiac'
| reported n swtpdle. .,.
tba Hop. D. T. Jevttt, q ". toul., " 1aap. ap.,
~, re<tc;Jsy. TO nu the vaesncy oecaatored oI
e e4t fe5tcratiou OF Charles D. Dr1te. NJ. veWett
~ ecivrt his ercacut.as yes1esksy sftefnooa'
ing LETT Tor Washington II oelock ss ~ Ea, !,
ax iax -Some 60 co4ored clttzere Of P1ke CoaaH, y
"a: who yete1 ihe Isbcla Republican ueket IN incl
sno election. have sent G9reInnt-etect Brown LEI
-. Of cppHfatpt1Epp.