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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-17

The Augusta Journal of SATURDAY.
says: ''The train from the east arrived
on time Yesterday, and there is again
regular mail communicate ton with the
eastern section of the State by railroad.
Passengers from Bangor and interIne-
date stations arrived on time. and were
conveyed by teams TO the train IN wait
ing on this side of the river. But little
delay is caused by the absence of the
bridge. The arrangements Tor the ac-
commodation of passengers and freight
are quite complete. 4 plank platform
has been laid. about two hundred feet
in length. a substantial sidewalk built,
and new road opened for teams with
freight. Impromptu sheds to shelter
freight and the tools Of workmen are
to be erected. A saloon car answers
the purpose of Il ticket office. In fact
everything is being made as comforta BILE
as possible for the travelling public,
during the time required for the rebuild
ing of the railroad bridge
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Ellsworth. Feb. ~. 1879.
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, s.. Court offrobate, February Term
A D. 1870.
Upon the foregoing Petition. OgpEREp,-rhat
said guardian give public notice to all person in
tercsted, by causing a copy of this Pctiti on aud
Order 10 published, three weeks successfully in
the Ellsworth American, 2 new spaper published
in Ellsworth in said County. ihtt they may appear
at Court OF Probate ior -aa tpan,y - he held at
Ellsworth, on The tih Wednesday Ia April next.
AT ten OF the cincs in the forenoon. aud show
cause. II ans they have. WHY TIE should not
granted.
PAEktI. TUCK .Iutige
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HAY n.

SiHrn Cnptured-Thc Revoiution Ended-Wei-
ner, the United States Consul, Aeuiu ut His
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AUX CAVES, May IA, 1870.
The dispersion and capture OF the band OF outlaws.
under the command OF the notorious Sinra has been
finally completed by the capture Of the scoundrel
himself after he had for many weeks eluded the
vigilance OF the government troops who searched the
woods foot by foot He Is expected here to-day, ana
will be Immediately brought to trial for hts many
crimes, for any one OF which he richly merits the
felt here for him. and 1t Is not all likely that ne Will
obtain any mercy, for he never showed 1t, and
throughout the revolution he proved himself blood
thirsty wretch The taking OF this man ends tho
last OF the movements IN the south consequent upon
the late revolution, so that there Is every reason 10
expect perfect quiet for the present-for the hrse
time In nearly three years.
United States Consul Welner, who went at the
request OF Saget TO oYer terms TO the rebels and
neld ny their chief, De.grace Jacquet as hostage
Tor the salety OF his own life. was, on the surrender
OF the Plcquets, taken by Jacquet Into the noun
talns; but after Jacquet himself was captured and
shot Mr. Weiner was allowed BY his captors to re-
turn, ana he Is now safe at his post at Jeremie,
The Legislature is In session at Port au Prince and
has great deal or work before It. The peper
money question: which Is exciting the attention OF
all classes Will be taken up, ana Is hoped that
some plan for relief from the present difficulties maY
be arrived at.
Business il rather overdone at the present. The
impetus given II by the restoration OF peace has
carried 1t little too far. Fourteen vessels have
rived at Port au Prince from Boston during the past
month, bringing large freights Besides this, we have
New York, with fuii and assorted cargos
EXCHANGE 2SO.
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TIE BUCKEYE JOCKEY CLUB.
CINCINNATI. June 3. 1870.


There was largo attendance at the Buckeye
Jockey Club course to-day TO witness the races.
The track little heavy. The first race was for
club purse OF $500: $3.50 to first horse, $OO sec.
ond $50 to third, three nile heats for all ages. The
following Is q summary
H. p. McGraths ch. c. Blirney Stone, years
Old, by Rhynodyne, dam RoXana..... .......
Wnllam jennings b. IL. Bonita, years old, by
lexington dam Banner. er...................... 2 2
A. Keene Richards b. NJ. KITTY Free, years
old by imp. Micky Free, dam Brown Kitty. 3
General A. Buford's br. Il. Crossand. years
old, by Lexington, dam Tennessee mare..... dis.
Time, 5:37--5:39t4.
The second race was Tor the Consolation purse,
$780, mile heats for beaten horses; $3.50 TO first,
$40 to second, $40 to third horse The following Is
a summary
r. y. Cheatham's b. C. Bafle, years DID, by
Bill Cheathani, dam by Lexington. ........... /
$. 7. Drane's ch. C. Joe Aiken years Old By
John Aiken. dam Likeness, by Bo3on...... 2
Atchson & Pauls b. q. Morgan Scout, years
Old, by John Morgan DAM Lizzie Morgan.....
Dill Wigglns' br. !. Fancy,4 year,lOld, by Young
Wagner, dam by Ruric ric.......................
Time, 1:5j L-l:86at.
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Gus sTSHip AND MARRIAGE.
Iec,nre by Mr.. William Angerse

Tecfnre by MI. WILLIAM Anderson.
course OF lectures Is now being delivered in the
Methodist Episcopal church at Mariners Harbor,
Staten Island the proceeds being devoted to liqui
dating the debt on the church. Tho lecturer or last
evening was Mr.. william Anderson, OF New YORK.
who discoursed upon Courtshp and Marriage for all
hour and half in such manner Is TO blend instruc
ton with entertainment. Physiological science the
experiences life the saying OF sages, the teachings
of Holy Writ aud the genius of poetry were made to
theme He first treated OF poiygamy end divorce,
and then pointed out the physical and mental quail
ties requisite for happiness In marrled life The
concluding part OF the lecture was devoted to an
swering the important query SLOW TO pop the
question:" number OF apt and very amusing
aderuoeJ were heorspsrseu n .me US -,
the audience from the bcgnnlng 70 the close.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Reception OF the Boston Bonrd Of Trade
Delegation in San Fraucisco-severe Storm
Cinnamon for Observation-Disclosures P0Il-
ticnl Campaign in Oregon.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 3, 1870
The San Francisco Chamber Of Commerce last
night received the delegation OF the Boston Board Of
Trade. The attendance was large. President Swain,
Of the San Francisco Chamber OF Commerce, de-
yered the address OF welcome. President Rice Of
the Boston Board or Trade, responded. Speeches
were also made by Curtis Guild ana Rev. DR.. Water
ston, Of Boston. and by MeSsrs. stow, Rankin and
Stone OF San Francisco.
severe storm has occurred on the northern
coast and 1t Is reported that several coastng vessels
have been wrecked and lives lost.
Scyeniy-nve ChinameD left here yesterday for
Massachusetts, TO work In a boot and shoe manufac-
tory
The political campaign n oregon has opened Bit
teny. Dsaiected republicans oppose the reelection
of United States Senator Williams, and the de mo-
Gratis are concentrating their strength upon Nesmith
to elect him to succeed Williams.
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Letter from General Hanccci,-Numerous
Agencies visited--Nl!ssouri River Indians
Quiet.
CHICAGO, June 3, 1870.
The following despatch was received this morning
at military headquarters:-
SIOUX CITY, June 2, 1870.
To the ASSISTANT ADJuTANT GENERAL, Headquarters
Military Division OF Mssonri.
/ have just returned 10 this point went to the
versation With he Indians. Troops have been placed
at the Old Tonca. MILESTONE Creek, Cheyenne and
Grand River agencies. l have visited all except
the latter. General Stanley was there few
days since. Everything was quiet. have
ordered two companies to the lower Brule agency,
eighteen miles be.ow The Crow Creek agency on ap.
pcat!on OF the agent there, who informed me that
he could not continue his business operations unless
troops were placed there. Everything seems quiet,
but the future Is considered uncertain along the
r.ver. AT Cheyenne, Major Ranials agency, the
only place whele l talked with the Indians OBJ
served they made no promises for the future
and some OF them there, as well at
other places complained OF tie troops being
however, why it was done, ana seem
to admit the justice Of 1t. My impression is that we
shall have no trouble with them on the Missouri
river OF any general nature If tha government
no doubt, there will De serious trouble They will
be more likely to make trouble elsewhere, however,
as they can only trade on the Missouri. The policy
CT sending for representative men OF refractory In
would generally break down their influence with the
Indians. request authority to advertise reward
OF $500 000 say in horses for the murderers OF
the family on the Nebraska river. Ibelieve we may
thus capture them, and at least produce the effect
or deterrng others from committing like crimes for
fear OF being arrested through like rewards leave
by the first Train for st. Paul. w. s. HANCOCK,
Major General United States Army.
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GERMANY.

Territorial Annexation and Constellation.
BERLIN, June 3, 1870.
Arrangements have been completed for the annex
alton Of the ducy Of Lauenburg to the Kingdom OF
Prussia.
In 1884 the dnchy was ceded by Denmark to the
soveregns Of Austria and Prussia A year later-by
the treaty Of Gasten- the King Of Prussia became
sole sovereign OF the duchy under the title OF the
Duke OF Lauenburg. The amagamatIon Of the terri
tory with Prussia Is now completed.
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RED RIVER.

Riel Dissa acknowledgements Of the Military
Expedition-A Battle Expected-Reports
True and Untrue.
TORONTO, Ont, June 3, 1870.
The Glooe's Northwest correspondent telegraphs
from st. Cloud that Rlel is dissatisfied with
the Manitoba bill because it does not provide
for general amnesty, and intends resisting
Tie Red River expedition has 200 men at Fort
Garry and 500 on the prairie. battle ia expected
near the Lake OF the Woods large band OF half
breeds have been sent out as scouts for the purpose
OF watching the expedition.
The Fenians and half-breeds are said to be on bad
TERMS
The above report is from friend Of Ries.
Another despatch to the same paper says that
Rel Is rcbbing the Winnipeg mails TO provide him
self win FUNDS previous to his departure to the
United States.
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JaROME PARK RACES.
Tho Spring Meeting mt the American Derby
Pool Selling Last Night.

The world OF fashion having stood godfather over
the Jeromel Park races, and young America being
determined that this shall be the Derby. it Is not
strange that every one Is on the Qui Virs for the
meeting to-day and that the sporting element was in
ecstacies OF delight at all the prominent clubs hotels
and stables yesterday. Long before noon the roads
leading to Fordham will be thrOnged with carriages
and conveyances of every description, and, the
weather being fine, the display OF beauty and fashion,
will no doubt be something rarely, If ever before,
Witnessed on any similar occasion on this Continent.
There was an unusually large gathering last even
ing at the rooms Of the Jockey Club 92O Broadway,
and at kiiey's Broadway and Twenty-eighth street,
ut both Of which places pools were sold. The bid
ding was quite spirited, and on larger scale than
at any oil the late sales. The following are the
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Fatal Collision With the Troops.


riot broke out in valladoled yesterday In conse-
Quence Of q notification given by the city govern
ment Of the collection OF certain unpopular taxes.
The troops were called out and the disturbance
was quickly suppressed but not without some fight.
ing. Two citizens were killed and eight wounded,
and many arrests have been made.
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CALIFORNIA.

An Annivcrsary-SaifinH of the Colorado
Shipments Of Treasure.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 8, 1870.
To-day the centennial anniversary Of the settles
ment OF Monterey was celebrated with interesting
ceremonies. There was large attendance Of citl-
zens of San Francisco, the Society Of California and
many Eastern VISITORS.
Tie steamship Colorado sailed for Panama to-day
with 800 passengers and $6O7 In treasure 692
OF which Is for England.
The total shipments OF treasure since January /
amount to Sl6s o00 including s6,5060o0 overland
u NeW York
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Mouarchism and Aboiitionisn.

MADRID, June 3, 1870.
The preliminary discussion on the form of the
election of monarch commences to-day in the
Cortes.
The majority Of the Cortes committee on the aboii-
zion Of slavery are in favor Of posponing the prlod
Of complete emancipation sixty years.
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WEST P0INr.

A Phenomenon that Always Follows Hop
It's Causes and Efects-A Board Of Visitors
that Wasn't Posted, and Congressional
Committee that Hasn't Come to Hand
The Academy to bs "Inves!igat
ed'-Can It DO injured There
by3-The Continuation Of
the Examinations.
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The Race FOR the Oaks-scene and Betting ut
EPSON.
The Start, Race and Finish.


LONDON, June 3-P. M
The race for the Oaks Stakes at EPSON Downs to-
day was very fine one and sharply contested. The
weather was very fine aud great crowd of people
assembled to witness the sport. TIE favorites for
the first place were beaten and much money conse-
quently changed hands,
Six horses started. The race was won by Gamos
by barely three lengths.
The following is the summary
Nr. @. Jones' ch. I. Gamos, by Saunterer, out Of
MT MerryS SunSnlne. 2
Mr.. 8. Reeves b. t. Pate, by Macaroni, out OF
At the start the betting became even on Hester
%nd to against Sunshine.
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StaHOrd's Iron and sulphur Powders
invigorate the body aud
purity the blood.
A.-E.pcn.chcldsn Summer Ha,s.-F

A.--Espcnschcid's Summer Hats.-Frst on
the list light superb, original and eaeny becoming.
stands the spencheid Dress Hat of the magula
cent ultra marine pearl Cashmere Of exquisite proportions,
faultess in STYLE perfect In all it's Details specimen
Of workmanship and finish, worthy Of place ia expos
ton OF the useful at home
Especial attention IS directed to this fabric. because
sents anomaly In the branch OF 10 which Il
belongs viz. "A combination OF two materials, both beAu
full In their separate conditions. but which, thus
united form the beau ideal of classic
that. ESPENSCHEID Manufacturer OF Gents Hats.
Ma alra
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YACHTING.

The New York Yachts In EngIund-Rn
Across the Straits to France.
LONDON, June 3, 1870.
The New York yachts and those OF the Royal
Thames Yacht Club viii compete the 18th for the
Dover Town Cup. The course Will be from Dover,
England, to Bouogne, France. and back.
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EXERCISES AT ST. FRANCS XAVIER c)lLEGs.

The students Of the Bellies Lettres class held lite
rary exercises yesterday la the College hali Several
able essays and poems Of no mean merit were read
by the publs, ana music at intervals enllvened the
proceedings The re atives OF the students were
present ana expressed much satisfaction at the pre-
1ciencY of their young friends.
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FRANCE.
State Trials, ProlIminaries.

PARIS, June 8. 1870.
Several prisoners who were arrested during the
recent political excitement charged with completely
In the plot against the nation ana the life OF the
Emperor, were yesterday brought up for preliminary
examination in the Chamber OF Accusation OF the
High Court
The Court also investigated the papers found on
the persons OF some of the prisoners. Many these
Were adjudged to have no connection whatever with
the conspiracy. While some OF the prisoners were
held for trial. several were Internationally released
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THE FENlANS.

Statement Of n Railroad Conductor Regard.
ina fhc Riot ut WiilinmstOwn--No Feninns
Fired 0n-Unted States Troops Preserve
Ordor.
OGDENsDURG, N. Y, June 8, 1870.
MI. Fuller, conductor Oh the Rome Watertown
and 0gdensburg Railroad, has published the follow
ing caid:-
To TIE PRESS OF THH HC0UNTRY:-Having seen O
despatch to the press stating that he United States
troops fired on the Fenians during the riot at Will
Jamestown, N. y, on the 1st OF June, beg leave to
give In justice to the troops and their commander,
Lieutenant George w. Deshier, First artillery
rect statement or the alalr. On the arrival Of the
train at WillamstowD q few New York roughs left
the tram and got INTO dispute at a hotel The
train starting before they got on board, of their
party cut loose the cars containing about two hun.
dred and fifty Fenians ana iorty roughs. The Fe-
mans demurred at this and riot commenced the
rOughs drawing their revoivers and shooting in
every drecu At this stage OF the affair, having
run back my train and considering the lives oi
my passengers tn danger, requested Lieutenant
He did so in u most gallant manner, having to
lead his men some distance up steep bank under
heavy fire before he could form. Then having
formed, with six men he called upon the rioters TO
disperse, and charged In front OF his parry with
fixed bayOnets. Without firing q shot the distur-
bance was queied and the rioters were In the cars
In less than i've minutes alter the charge made.
W. H. FULLER, Conductor II. w. and o. n. II.
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Hats.
Prices Down.
Gents Cashmere Dress Hats at
Five Dollars.
WARN0CK 4 CO., 6i9 Broadway.

Hyatt's Life Balsam Perfectly Cured MIR.
William Springer, No. lS6 Rroome street. Of fnfammaory
Rheumatism, OF character that he became
ranged He could m his hand 10 his head,
fined to his bed during three months.
HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM cured Mr.. Joseph Flanagan, IS
Mott street. OF Mercura Scofua. lie badly affected
that he sent to the Medical College have his ampu
tael. Uc met friend there who the Life
Basam which cured this terrible ulcer and saved the lmb
RheuniasmMr. Thomas West, of keyport, New Jersey.
most painfully tortured with Rheumatism for eighteen
years, when he entirely cured by Hyaus Life Basa.
These few, out Of hundred thousand cases. cured
ty the Lie EAsan
Principal Depot, 245 Grand street.
Sold by Druggists.
Ono dollar per bottle OF dollars
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SWITZERLAND.
Denth of an English Gel brity.

Death of an English Gel brity.
ZURICH, June 8, 1870.
Captain Charles Duncan Cameron formerly British
Consul at Massowah, Abyssinia, whose imprison-
ment by King Theodore occasioned the late Abyssi-
nian war, died in Geneva yesterday, where he had
gone for the beueat Of his health.
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A Vital Fnct.

LONDON, June g. 1870.
The physicians Of Paris report that the practical
value OF vaccination as q preventive OF smallpox
has been professionally demonstrated by actual OBJ
servation in that city during the past mouth.
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SPAIN.
Anti.Church Tax Agitation.

Anti.Church Tax Agitation.
MADRID, June 3, 1870.
riot occurred in little village near here yester-
day on account Of the attempted collection OF the
tax for the maintenance OF the clergy. No blood
was shed and the disorder was quickly suppressed
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berian Union.

LONDON, June 8, 1870.
The London Examiner recommends that the sew.
eral provinces OF Spain and Portugal form federal
Union, based the principles OF the constitution
OF the United States
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Comfori.-ssSeelcy's Hard Rubber
Tru.ses" improved patterns cure Rupture; light, safe.
clcany cool and confortable sasac
ton guaranteed Supporters, Braces, Bandages, &c.
Establishment No. Ann street.
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RcnI Estate Notice.
Pamphlets containing full description OF
Grand Parx,
together with and circulars giving sf
Sale OF First Subdivision OF yiage Properly,
at pubsc auction, fhurstay, June Ii.
are ready for delivery. A splendid
Topogra phcal Map OF the eutrc Esta,ss
is ready for examination.
For pamphlets and fugther Information
apply to ANDREW WILSON, Jr., 8i7 Broadway,
or eoer the following hrms who VIII have chA:sc OF the
sales oil the several suodiv,sions:--
a. j. Bleecxer, Son x Co.. ~ Cedar street;
II. ". Ludlow & Co., No. Pine street;
Muller, wilkins Co, No. Pine street,
huctionesrs of villa P,oa
s. D!ngee Co., No. Pine street;
johnson 4 Miller, 70 Nassau street;
Mallory & BiacSweii Evening Post Building
Auctioncars of Village Properly.
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IRELAND.
Pleased and Hopeful.

DUBLIN, June 8, 1870.
The final passage OF the Land bill is regarded
fayorably by the Irish press generally. Some OF the
newspapers are jubiant over the success of the
measure.
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A.-NOt TO BE Dctected.-The Iues Impaired
TO gray heads by PHALON'S vITALtA, or SALVATION
FOR THE HAIR, vivid those OF nature and thu
change Is not effected by disregard OF cleanliness tho
with other hair colong preparations, the VHla sg
eminenty clean. No sediment.
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BY the above will be that the bidding at the
club rooms was unusually heavy The pools were
sold by DR.. Underwood Underwood McGOwanl,
who, by the way, exhibited very handsome rose
wood pool box, appropriately ornamented with rae.
Ing enb.ems in silver, which was recently presented
to him by The Buckeye Club, or Cincinnati.
Az Rlley's Mr.. johnson sold the following
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A.-Av0id All Lead and Other Poisonous
esaic preparations for the hair Use only the EdYrrfAN
HAIR COLOR1NG No SEDIMENT No stainsi No poi.
sonst Full directions how 10 detect poisons accompany
the article. Depot 81 vesey street.
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The Court.

PARIS, June g. 1870.
The High Court OF Justice, OF which the Chamber
OF Accusation Is now in session. win meet at Blois
on the 30tn OF June for tho trial OF the persons
charged with conspiracy.
The New York herald., 1870-06-04

Bachelors Hair Dyc-The Best In rho
world The only perfect dye harmless, reliable insanta
EactorY l6 Bond atreet.
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,,A.-Quitting the Bnsiness.-siI vcrpIatcd leo
Pitchers, Slverpated Baking Dishes, les ihan
turers cost. w. }. r. DALEY Il Co, a3l Broadway.
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Til. syr,mer Uat.-Seclx

Shirts, Cotinrs, Cuffs, and Drawers
unriva,ed in style ard manuiacture.
UNION, ADAMS 4 CO.'S, No. 6S' broStway.
The New York herald., 1870-06-04

Dirbercs, Diabetes.
CONSTITUTION WATER s q certain cure for It. Depot
stre
The New York herald., 1870-06-04

Warnock & Co.'s
Drab Cassimasc Dress Hats.
AZ hvc dollsrs, axe nc hunsblR
Get tbem ~ ols Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-06-04

Cristad0rO's Unrivniied Huir Dye.-Soid
and applied at his wig and scalp factory, No. Aor House
The New York herald., 1870-06-04

A.-Qniiting the Dusiness.-French China
Dinner Sets, E5 pieces, 839 80,
w. j. r. DALEY CO., 63i Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-06-04

A.-Tho Finest Hat vet Produced in rassi.
beaver this season be found at Walls. N5
Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1870-06-04

A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l Broadway, corner Murray street.
The New York herald., 1870-06-04

A.-Stylish Hats for Gents and Youths nj
popular prices. BURKE, 116 Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1870-06-04

Dnvld's Summer Styles Of Gentiemen's
HATS, In Cassners drab beavers straws aud
Salcsroom 2ssI9 Broadway near Duane street.
The New York herald., 1870-06-04

All the Summer styles OF Hats for Gents,
TERRY's 10 Union square.
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Positions for Battle.
rouRTu sEorIcr.
Mccaney y-construciIon OF Parallels and Approschss .
!. Wrought ana Cast Iron.
Wtlisms-Direct Dehlement OF Permanent Works-
. Operaions during arst period OF the ssge
Observation-Disclosures Truss-fneasss and direc.on Of
graias-Pernanent works
Fountain Battle OF Chattanoogs-Bsses and lines o<
tioas s'' "~ ~ -' ~~-
mignler-wooien Roof, Truss strans &c.-Operatsons
i, savrng second psriod Of siege.
wetius-Taccal Srstegica In Post-
Ing Troops -Reyetnsnts
hye- Wurnser's Campaign Ia Italy Framing
Nm n,noLIae fhres Classes of Field Works-Bulidng
o noasson-pufour's Hypothetical Battle Military Recou-
rue LEADING ''srAR."
the indications are that Cadet Green son OF Gene
raj Green. OF the Croton Aqueduct Department OF
your city, VIII head the at the cose OF tbs ex-
animation.
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ROME.

Infnilfbiiity aud Incorporation.
ROME, June 5, 1870.
Immediately after the PRONUNCIATION Of the dogma
OF infabilty, on the Goth of June, the Ecumenical
Council will take recess until the 18th OF October