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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-17
GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

George II. Chambers, aged CO. committed
suicide in Detroit, on Monday, by shooting himself
through the head.
Twenty members of the Philadelphia city
government are now in Boston inspecting the public
bathing houses in that city.
johnson Rolfe, prominent and wealthy
resident Of Wino N. H., thrown from his carriage
in that town on Monday and killed.
IA Republican State Convention to nomi-
nate candidate for Governor ana 6andda.es ior ''n
In the Tennessee Legislature. yesterday,
intermarriage between white and colored persons
Francis Wagner shot himself dead at Bay
City, Mch on Saturday, half hour before the Time AZ
pointed for his marriage No Is assigned Tor the
-. In fight at Saratoga on Saturday night,
NJ Franklin Of that city stabbed man named jackson
from Troy, inficting fatal wound Franklin was ar
Mr.. Frederick p. Lincoln of Hartford, an
employe of the NewL Northern Railroad, who
njurodon Friday by an accident ON that road died yes
The sash and blind factory of the Messrs
McBlan in Toronto, Canada, was burned on Saturday
night, together with large quantity OF lumber. LOSS
IA State Mass Temperance Convention will
be held at Auburn Me- the 18th Of June To nominate
candidate for Governor and transact such other bua
may come before It.
On Saturday night Thomas Hickey was
shot and killed by person unknown in quarrel In
front Of a house OF fsme on Adams st. Rochester Inc
murderer has not been arrested.
IA little daugneL Oh Eu h .,n.a p dr.,l a
quantity strong ye from the effects OF which she died
In about "a hours In terrible agony.
The famous h-Of-prOmise case OF
Amanda Craig aet Elisha bpragne, tried about year
since i'm Chicago be repeated, the Supreme Court
having remanded the for new trial.
IAN explosion of gunpOwder took place,
ON sunday IN a wooden building connected with the
Wat,rt0wn MasA) Arsenal, used for filling cartridges,
dcstroyine the building and alarming the neghborhood
No person was injured
Cow Huffman has vetoed the following
.ct. Regulating the laying Of roads In Newtown,
Queens County; incorporating hose company IN iuno
avenue commissioners In Richmond County;
and inc0rorating the Mental and Moral Improvement
society In IrvingtOn, Westminster County.
An unsuccessful attempt was made IN New
Orleans Yesterday 10 cOlOred children into two
~ the mibic schools Committee OF Eight with three
bows (colored) made the demand, which was refused
upon the ground that instructions Tor tne adanio OF
cnIored children had not been given ny the snperneh
dent Considerable excitement prevailed and The Police
we're called ~ dispcrse the crowd Trouble anuclpaed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-17
SPAIN.

THE SPANISH MINISTRY INSIST THAT TIE CUBAN
RFHrLIION l. ENDED-THE STORIES OF DE
RODAS GIVE SATISFACTION
MADRID, Monday, May IL, 1870.
In the Constituent Cortes on Saturday Republic
can Deputy made Q speech, wherein he spoke Of the
instruction as still existing in Cuba, uOtwithstand
ing the repeated statements the part of the Gov
eminent that il had been terminated. Senior Moret
the Minister for the Colonies replied at some length,
persisting that the Instruction was really ended.
There were predatory bands of insurgents still in
Cuba and some skirmishes had lately OCCURRED; but
entire order would be restored Minister Moret
promised the early introduction OF bill abohshing
slavery in the colonies.
The official news from Capt.-Gen. De Rodas gives
universal satisfaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-17
PROTESTANT METHODIST CONFERENCE.

BALTIMORE, May 16.-To-day was the ninth
of the General Conference Of the Methodist Protestant
Churches The report concerning the frterna message
from the Methodist Episcopal Church was taken up and
discussed The second item was on motion OF Dr. Her
ring, amended 20 as to read: .
whenever said Conference shall see MT TO place them
selves again under the constitution and discipline Of the
Methodist Protestant Church. they be cordially received
as colaborers" etc The speakers generally held that
the question Of Union was premature and the Confer
ence was not now prepared for it, The report OF the
bCommittee rs to the number OF conferences voting
Dr. Bachelor contended that there
right in the Conference 90 into Convention Finally
on motion Of Dr. Sutherland it resolved that those
Conferences which recognized by the Montgomery
Convention have the right to vote upon the question OF
Conventions Pending debate the report OF the Com
mttee the number Of Conferences voting on the
questisn Of Conventional powers, the Conference ad-
tourued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-17
NETWORK, TUESDAY, MAY II, 1870

Ron We waiting, and in the meantime, before that
mechanism called Plebiscitum shrug shoulders.
To Europe without disarmament, to France without
influence to Russia without restraint TO Prussia without
balance to Spain without anchor, to Greece without
Crete, to Italy without Rome, to Rome without Romans
70 without people we say ~ nrosnertv the
fruit Of catastrophe to justice in the name OF an ac
cused to the magistrature marked with the letters
L. ~ b. to 80 rise by the Empire, the 18th Of July
completed by the I'D Of December to loyalty sworn by
false oath, TO progress decreed by retrogresson TO
sOdity promised by ruin TO light confined by darkness
to the face behind the mask to the spectre behind the
smile, we say "NoW
Moreover II the author OF the coup ttat really desires
to ask the people question: acknowledge only the
right OF putting the following: fought to leave the
Tueries for vncenncs and place myself in the hands
Of justicei-NapOleon."
&. Yesl VICTOR HUGO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-17

A COMPULSORY EDUCATION BILL INTRODUCED
IN THE HOUSE OF LoRDs--PRoGRESs OF THE
IRISH LAND BILL IN THE COMMONS
LONDON Monday, May l6, 1870
Tn the House of Lords, tonight, Lord Stratheden
introduced bill rendering education compulsory
and establishing tax for the support OF SCHOOLS
Action WAS postponed pending the consideration OF
Mr. Forster's bill in the House of Commons. WITH
out other proceedings of Importance the House ao
journed.
Tn the House of Commons to-day, Mr.. Lefevre
sacre,ory Of the BOARD of Trade explained that the
proposed reduction in lighthouse dues apphed
eoually to steamers and sailing-vessels
The House went into Committee of the Whole on
the Irish Land bill, and amendments OF dctall were
discussed. The clause in which provision is made
for advances to tenants gave rise to lively
debate Mr.. Gladstone believed it would
create confidence in Ireland. The Govern
ment would be amply able to control and
recover any advances made. Mr.. Catherine Hardy
considered the principle Of the clause sociaistc, and
believed It's p actical effect would be to multiply
small holdings. Messrs Fortescue and Patten sup
ported the clause, which was put to vote ana sus-
tanned by majority of 81. The Government success
fully resisted other attempts to amend the bill.
The House came out of Committee and took up
the Army Enlistment bill. The measure was opposed
because il shortened the term of service to three
wears TO facilitate recruiting. Mr.. Cardwell showed
that the object was to form an army reserve by
abridginc the term Of enlistment. After long de-
bate the bin was read a second time, and the House
adjourned.
ARREST OF SUPPOSED FFNIANS a BEAR
MOVEMENT IN AMERICAN RAILROAD SECURE
TIES.
Considerable excitement was created here. yestcr-
day by the arrest of 80 persons who had just arrived
from Bnnin -ham by railroad. The prisoners all
had revolyeTs ON their persons and were plenifully
supplied with money. They are supposed to be Fe-
mans. They were examined to-day, but the testi-
mony being unsatisfactory, they were remanded.
The authorities are taking further measures to pre-
vent any disorder.
A New-York correspondent of The London Times,
who is vouched for by the financial editor of that
newspaper is endeavoring to bear" cotton, gold,
and American railroad securities in the British mar
ket.
The Morning Post says that the naturalization treaty
has been signed by the Earl of Clarendon and Mr.
Motley, the American Minister
The Rev. Thomas Dale, Canon of st. Pallls, died
yesterday, in his iSd year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-17
NEW DOMINION.

PROGRESS OF THE RED RIVER EXPEDITION
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURE AGAINST THE
FENIANS.
TORONTO, May 16.-TwO more companies OF
troops left this morning route for Red River. Tho
nboat Rescue is Ia be 10 St. Mary's River nmed
ately as precaution against possible Fenan attacks
The Hon. Mr. Kenny, Receiver General and President OF
the Council been appointed Lieutenant Governor or
Nova Scotia dung the temporary absence OF Cen Doyle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-17
THE SOUTHERN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May l6.-ln the General
Conference of the Methodist Conference South to-day.
the Committee Education made majority and minority
reports. The subject OF ltncrancy indefinitely post
poned, leaving the old rules 10 force The Commission
appointed at the last Ge ers Conference 10 confer with
the Methodist Protestart Church report that though
they tailed e. effect oranc anion yet the icultirs
Ia the way less thu were supposed fritsrnA
sleetnss were sent " IL, >Vlivl,nee ~ BAASAADIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-17
ROME.
'PEASING.

THE OPPOSITION TO INFALLIBILITY INCREASING.
ROME, Monday May &C. 1870.
The Fathers opposed to the dogma of lnfalllLility
now number fully 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-17

DIPLOMATIC CHANGES.


ST PETERSBURG, Monday, May 1G. 1870.
Baron de Brunnow, the Russian ambassador TO
England has been appointed to France vice Count
de St6clleburg, deceased. Grand Marshal sch0uVa-
loiT will succeed Baron Brunnow at London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

A COMPULSORY EDUCATION BILL INTRODUCE
IN THE HOUSE OF LORDs-PROGRESs VI NE
IRISH LAND BILL IN TIE COMMONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-17
WASHINGTON.

THE TARIFF BILL INDEFINITELY POSTPONED
REDUCING INTERNAL TAXATION-PASSAGEO OF
BILL ENFORCING THE FIFTEENTH AMEND
MENT-THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
A SPECIAL SESSION OF THE CABINET.
The sun., 1870-09-12

SUPREME COURT.
ssr%es .aa SS%%oSsi; q the ci of f'ss''f sss Toss -
TO TIE rF1hk FHFEsRlso FEsJal OF
.oa,Ssr, sides tdsfCOt from sSS cSs
''s' place + IL Tiii Tis 'tGjffffS GffS OF NEW YouK.
We the nrd'rsr.sd s y e,,n.t. .sa
notice 10 the owner or owners. occupant or occSpsn.,
Of Al houses and lots and improved or unmpfoved
same cSe2. whom may eouSifS pRSISa 20 ", u'
IN the mater Ge sna sss snd p:s >.
sons waose interests Affected theteoy and who nsr
$aS day yefdsa e ceo GO Prs,spa aa 70 % law sSe:
Coleman, Esg, oaT Clalrmaa at the oflce OF the Com
city q New Yors on or before tue I'D day OF sepem
,seeond-Ihst the abstract OF our said Estimate and
sSs iDse1 Dsss AND sS SssS SsS an :U a. n;
wed q rs in no making our report herein haze een Dc
,ss fh Day "c Of oetSsef Dis So mere TO ''A' 00in
e % S .'?sS e .:i;%ss'
Snd and GS@s %
centre lnss OF the followi namod streets that il "a
ssns snoph a Of G. fss ppe. h sc sn. Il @
Ina C @ stree saa rnnnng hegSe norheTy along u;
street taence northNesieiy 10 the centre line Of obo
hrS nSSs csalsS Inc snS
so1thery along lhe centre line OF 10 th,
centre line OF Rector 10 lha line Of Bosd
ha.Ss Ss oe 81 n .s nsSs. Hs q S
along The centre line Of Reade street TO the centre o,
Hudson street. and tlonCe touthery along the
line OF Hudson street to the pou or place of begin
nug.
Fourth-1 hat report herein Will be presented Il
the supreme Court oil he State OF Neg YORK, ut spo
cal term thereof TO be held by the Honorable GeUrg,
q. Barnard, Justice, in the new Court House, at the
City Halt In the city OF New \ orK, the 3st day OF
Ocfooer. 1870 at tine opening OF tne Court on usF.
and that tnen and there. thereafter coun
sci he heard thereon, motion will be made that toe
aid ferOri be CO ihrmpd.
Dated New YORK August ~. 1870.
JAMES II. COLEMAN
JOHN SCOTT Commissioned
The sun., 1870-09-12
QpblIt gotU,s.

nUBLIC NOTICE /, hereby gwen that on the l'I'
int juror - b. dIRwu for the following G,t-.
TO be mel IN ANA io the ~ aud county Of New 40.
OF Monday, oct. %. lriN TO Wi:
Two pHnrs of mo petit Juror, each for the Su rene
Cout tucult, Part !, aud o. ~ aad rcrmn'r nni '.r
cWt,: l'alt . tHu panels of l0 petit lnto,r t4ru ..
the iVprlCr Court, larts ana . two panel, o.. lIt
pet.l Jurors each, fut the Court Of Common lD iau
ana - panel ol ~ p"tit jlto tor Court u' q G
"a SESSION. nr wo panels Of ~ Gran iu.Yr- rtr"
frr the Court, al Oycr and Trruiu AMI ururl ~'s
lll A.. f., LDtM q
The sun., 1870-09-12
JAMES II. COLEMAN
JOHN SCOTT, Commissloner
WALTER ROCHE,

sUPREME COURT In the N after Of the sspplh
eation Of the Comn,,.soners Of the Csatr.l Pork.
of ,se city o. New Yors relative 70 syis Que VuS
e place between tnc Ninth ans9ne ne Bouievard add
We, the UNDERLINED Commissi, ,ncr, Of Estimate and
notice 10 the owner or ownet occupant or occurant,
OF all houses aud lots, and improved or nnmproVsd
iands affected thereby, and 70 AL others whom 1t mar
/ Thai We have completed our estimate and m.e...
ment, and that nj persons interested IN these roceed
inrs in any OF the LANDS affected thereby and who
%sS Hs PS.sd s & as dS ss oss @
Our Chairman. o. the once OF the Comdlssloners Il
bcore the nth day OF Ociooer 1870 and thai We The
iad Commissoners. u hear parties 80 OF citing With
october isO, aud Tor thar purpose viii be In attend
st said Office each of said ten days At Il
Tha. the abstract OF the said estimate ant ss.e-
ssa.s and oSs, doeuipens rsich wers assa Sy 4:
70 ,nnkng our report have been deposited 10 the oce
York, there to remain until the seventeenth day OF oc
"a hs! The limits embraced By the s.ee.:msn, .fOre.
or parcos Of land contained. lying and being within
anE ht the poit of Intersection Of tie centre lne OF
lenth aycUuc with the &C TIRE line OF ninth street.
nnth sreet to the ccntie line OF Egtn avenue thence
we 81 e efh hence ne
along the ntre line OF Seventy seventh street TO
eryns or sd Of the boulevard thence out6efly sna
parallel 10 the Boulevard to the centre line OF Seveuty
pniy Grtt street to the cears line o frS,h aysSss and
n-nce southery along the centre line OF Tenth averus
Ta4t SaS rsgo,, herein viz be Prscs,ea to tn,
saprs%s eopt r. Of g che st1e Of Nsw sSs iss sPeS
nard Sr n @ ~ ss nsS or cSSs ON bs aSa,s a. s
es any u netober @ at me oenas Of The Court on has
Day and that te1 and there or Ias soon tgere,fte
that the eaid repo pe conn, met,
DAted New foTk hnsHst q 1870.
JAMES i toifakS. {COmmis.lonou.
The sun., 1870-09-12
QrOpcsals.
IMrM0yEMENTOE TAENTnS RIVER.


jMpM0yEMENTOF TAUNTON RIVER
Il OFFICE OF U. :. kSGtSEkR. CITY HALL, bosIoh,
set' -'9 -tropJsas win oe received Al mi. oricc
ub me 18TH day Of tins month, { dredging ont
ohanuel thron the sloals in thc Tau "a river com
nipA below rHpnton.
The channel to he feet wide and ~ fcc deep at low
Water, nvo wing al eIcLv ,ttou nj the cds oi about
",AO CuUc ds In" dredglnG WI be continued up
tn iNr uni ihC whole amount available (tlOOOOD 10
cII CIlcd,
iutrrniNed win tmal powders. some few large
hOwder may ne met with, when are TO be removed nj
q dlfrrcnt pricr,
The drOdsed material Is TO be deposited on shoaI
GROUND al Inr IN! Bend, or within the ends OF tue
sbulmt ~ Of BerGicy bridge ut snch 1tneT cinyrn
tent locality NJ the Eusidce- In char % may direct
Sutabc tulkheads are to Oe ConsuCed TO conn the
deposited m4trai 80 that It may not be again washed
INTO lie channel.
Piopa ais ,ust state the price per cube yard for
dreN .ing and depOsitin the dreAged matenl IN the
places indicated; Also the price per cubic yar fu the
rem Val to the shore OF such bowl tiers may nct
WIN ot size rtAier than ton, Tine bG vt lers u
les w"iIIt lhaa one ton TO be removed by the
dredging Inhchine ut the prict for dTe gcd material
iopo as ma Dc tdOTsed on the en,r,our. " Pro-
Ic}a foi Tau ton riIer" ana be addressed g. ~ IN,
dclpPHrd, hlanS forms for proposal and .uArulcr.
upOn when all bs mutt =" made out cnn be obtained
- th,s oih,e upon appica'ipa.
! FOSTER.
Lieut. 'tJl |. =. Corps {. EnTncerr.
The sun., 1870-09-12
MatUln,rL.

A T.TTNTION, CONTRACTORS. lIINL.i~'
N AND q, HERS.
The baltimore water o,rd have $50:
Two locomotives, apoul tuu., 2l'.t lacl sht.r,
Forty dumping cNrf, SItet2 lpch 1u-v,
Two slrHiu cNCHY9tOrr
For partcul ~ apply ~ tine
EAulNE ElpS UETA ~ lENl, BALTIMORE
NAlEE Npkk~,
The sun., 1870-09-12


MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK.
sUN BUILDING, opposite crTr HALL. NEW YORK
INTEREST COMMENCES EVERY MONTH
SIX Pxa CENT Prn ArNus TnxE GOVERNMENT rAx.
ONE DOLLAR WILL BEGIN AN ACCOUNT.
A limited number OF SPECIAL ACCOUNTS viii bs
opened, aud interest allowed on the dsily balances
Checks paid sgnt and without the pass book, this
department only.
A deposit will DOUBLE ITSELF in les. than 70 years.
CHAs. X. GRAHAM. President.
O. n. Brstpfcr, Secretary.
A FTBR sEPIEMBER 18TH, 1870, III. E
open evenings only on Monday and saturday from ~
~ 81 oc ock. -...--- ---.
~. nOa' " By order, G. II. BENEDICT. secretary.
Dated Sept 1870.
A BINGDON NsQGAnEssAyING-B BASh,
N y hOingdon square 18Th ay.i near lStn ST.
Open daily from A; 70 N; and on Monday
Interest q cent. pef annum.
Money deposited will draw interest from date Of
deposit
The sun., 1870-09-12
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GtuiisIrn,

TI,EETH EXTRACTED without rnni thirteen
yr2rsi ncnl'noi"s agR". .l1n tE a1nn'trfrl
beautiful teeth " sct g0; pumpeIe fOt hollow hr"kt.
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is,AKE NJ MORE UNPLEASANT AMI ~.
I SAFE ,EMIDit- Tor UNI .ca ,ut alc dang, rnLs
diTeAscs. U'e IlELsHoLDs ENrRACI BuChu AND In.
FKON ~ i,OsE WASH
GIN FOR 4 BEACTlFIL sci ofcooriHuous
q lN gum tech at ar, fEEaIOHS 3, lO9 BoHcly.
The sun., 1870-09-12
H,rsonIl AniItis.

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~ CuU L. lllk or At Dll u Ilt .
uELABoLbs CoEuEk1RArhp ENIhNrI Al PNH'h-N
IS IHk Gi.hAT BLOOD lt .'lFlll,
Both are Irrpgled ACCOtd az TO I|l'. u. lHi' -
and Chemistry, aud ale uc moAs active TIA. ,"1 10
al sOyILIl.
The sun., 1870-09-12
STp HSts$ iSf,% { SfaAhiEISti$}' ffahESti$}' AiIsi$ commissioners

SUPREME COIRT.-Cosrles Astor, Bri,ted.
Charles brosn, AZ iees Of William II. Brown.
,at i.s n saleE.a s sPsys s9;sl:s ;GiSa sSs
e rifeTei ere pa na%cd ned ID saa ds%.ai viii sell through
Robert. g McGurc uctonee y at tde Exchange Sale
SS S.y ~ pG so dnf al s noon al
Gby Strssn gersa seH5 & 9,s m 81 M sroand BOUNDED e
Wne sd 9qae1 M t sn9 SsSS h st.set @ IN ns iwes
any feet Ses,erly from the seventh svenu. running
a"s r.ep epa ode nr,s n sd n, sss
norhery aud rnralel TO Seventh avenue one hundred
hnndr.o ana rwsn ,sih ;ti.si; thenee es.cry soaE
street. hlodrcd and nfty feet inenc ,outhery and
parable TO seyenth avenue one hnndred and uiuety:
une feet ANA zen inches more OF less 70 the place d
o;En,sIGS E, ,n,s,,.., ,,o ,.,c,,., =, ,ono.,
ft,9al9, ,,laSie; lying .ad esiaS Harlem IL the
& S'ts S q ssT hd.% sea as H.
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e q. ass Sf5:s' e! Ss S,' Pd % s. sST d.
Sost he sGS SosS 1sS sds ci 6ps s aS Ss
ared ard 1weily mn street. distant westerly Of pon,
I and az, s 'Iss aud sesE1 sS yG1,s
ale with ssysnth avenue tsO hundred les les more or
isss 20 ore Ha dFea and ryentS.iJ,n street "a .nce
street one n9ntIed s2d my feet ihGnce ,out3ery and
more or lt.s to one anired snG twenty dnh street:
;henGr eas,ey IN 1n. me Of une HundIcd and Iwen
ia MES II. COLEMAN, Referee.
sroRRs a snDGvIok, Plaintins 'torney.
SUPREME COURT-Cny and Comfy OF New
:. iUga.- iiinm T., WLtson suTy Wing H. uHtee PLAIN
IN. ogainst the New YORK Gnano Compauy delen lalt
In pursuance OF Judgment oi the supreme Court OF
As st.s sss & Stx Y0rS made % tIs 2a day q May
same scton Ia the same Court made Slst Gay OF
August. loo, james H. Coleman the Referee huTeln
named Will eNvot forsae NJ public suction. the 18th
dny OF OctoDer 1870 gt O'Clock noon, at the EIclangs
SaicsIoon, No III nroadwny In the city OF New York.
oy Roberts 4 MeGnire, hucuoneers. the lands aud
premises described In sad jndsneN order-tnst l. to
say: Two certain guano issnis tu the Carihbs
NnOwn ~ the swan Islands together with all Ahd stu
kular the Wharyes. houses hotel bnildings achnerV.
boat, teaonents snd here itanents aud AL the priv
rges aud apHurteugncoa thereto aud the
reTcrson and teypsious remainder aud ruInainders,
rcnts itsoes, mad pronts thereof And also ali th1
tai TlEh ute interest, proper ty, possession. clsm,
snd demand wnatseyrr ~ well N ,Aw equity OF
e salu company and - the same and ever, part and
parcel hereof, Vita tle appurteaAnces
New fors, September 1910
JAMES II. COLEMAN, Referee
HAWKES. CoTHnRN, PlAu ms Attorneys,
The sun., 1870-09-12
SUars auo .ao0ns.

SOars auo Tours
AFURSI-HED room 10 let 10 = party Of Young
n ncI, Ma s""d board aud ali modern improve.
meni-. "a "est <oh 81
A FEN r,pcctsoc m,n aceommo lated, with peN'
VI sIi term. H.
FEW gentlemen ana ladies' eau BE- accommodated
~ WIN brsIa ut - rig o..
A GOOD coruor Louse Tor boardarsi pleasant
~ rooms and shgi' bcds. 100 clinton st.
A FEW yonnE mcn, and also young ad.cs can be
N accommodated Vith gooL hoard AZ D Chrysliest.
HOARU WANTED Either Ia Jerse, Cty or no
ID hoSen, ~ = gentleman and wife private lam Iy
eie'rcd Address, t"itlhg lrrns nli atcommoda'
lions H. H. NJ, u-z lJl sun oillcr.
ENENISnED front raro, Sni tcdroom g lrl +;
L al-' ro'm. ior a few Iouhs .ertl-incn or ladies'
win or whnunt nJGrd ~ GnW
EENTLENFS and ladies' can ne gccommolatei
- ~ rl2l hoard AMI ru3ih' NJ w EN%Ab''h a.,
"'"'' '' " "'''A 3.
7 OUGINGs. .-Go.l clean .lngc tels, sc, double
hct-, 80. rtt HiClt. board, per WrcI s. mcHls
2c, bo'inu House, ~ asl"' ~ 81, corner NeaIli
N'O LIFT ucatiy iuani.ual rpJ't to . ladies, or
4 n,'gR q ado, pr,.' Sjpcg sc. q! stanton sl,
second hnor.
Il,O LET -gurrisucl ruous o. the 2d n, r, or
roo@m' 30 ,hc "a door, for lish' hoGscte'r'f .l
il'O LIT furnished room Tor hon4caccp,a. t,5O
L pei wees "a Apinc st.
NANTED-A few da, boaIlora, Al .C Eas' Broad.
w way, ~ per week.
~ HAMiLTOS ST,, near Ca,horrr-\,cc
.nc rea q peT cow %cel % sne 3t bsG per Sr
Sf Full. BOARD for two men day board.
- L. etst!'@ "a DWs'on ST., cor Gousernour 81.
tEll 5TlI STA furnished room ior2 rcsncctl-
4UV lle Eedl enen wiin, or Without hcasd, ~
small private family srcond noor
" = from ti's 70 sS 50 per week
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or STEAMSHIPS

10 LlNtkPOuL AND q lEEAstuNN.
n Ally Grove, SATURDAY, Sep. n ~ 4, 81.
NGLA u Gr.gs. situiiay, sept q
AADln passage. ESQ ana 40 currency
Etteilkt tuiTtl'
Prcrali rsrage ,ichc sirO u Liverpool Quseustuwn,
Londonderry, aud Ilasg Nv, t2, currency.
STEAM ~ ANo Ff;OM iINVRE NND LONDON
every fortnight, cshng Al Southampton 10 land pAs
tKNsYiNANIA. Saturday, Sept. u. Mt I'm
'hplu pahsusc n'N
ctrcthkc hsrh ~
Passenger, hooked 60 Parts ~ Irauceu rates,
Fer further information a1ply az the Company
.fnces Cs Broadway. y, WI Hus-I, Manager
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"ANTED-An operator whp thoron.hly un.er
wv STANDS rulIlu. nIves machine sh1r Inrs
Also ba.tcr on shoe work WIZ understand, me Basi
nees Call ut Sf NGstethAi.
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