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VHE SPIRIT OF THH TIMES.
FOR the only e Sii,sI .1d g gtIo,t sc
sArrno ov' El 1af hSoL'sH YACHT
For the only oorree! repert'se.
THE MURDER y e 81 sSl IHfSf BY SPAIN
ASASpoSI hNERich A GG6vEhS aiSfhi 81 III"
siiI.iT OF rHE TINES
WOMEN or NEW YORK,
SOCIAL LIFE IL TIN GREAT CITY.
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and a. cl..ses q society ,horoushly ssntnated. Ihs
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~ biosassy near ansI i. There YOU .lI n6d ~ .hs
sSo sSocs sas H frsaea .ud soooS % '''
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A FEW MECHANICS, or other respectable
n mSa can nave goos 69arL At :; rsr wees ~1hs
ali sH 1his ssss nome " Nv A''' "" ' H''' H00' VAL
LAGGE fqrSHsS t5on room on Lex for I.
XPp's Tor one Week =, >! OH as near S St
A LONE laty can accommo date two respectabie
hodsfstS s Wei 10th St, between III aaS s,s avs
TOP moor 'front.'
A FEW lespectsble men eau be accommodated with
q aSSSs bets With Sssh 81 Wet list al. r'f sins "T !,
A FEW mecanic. can be accommodated with good
"A board aud ws,hlng at % per week. also lev
young ladies, at II Norfolk st. Cal for ono week
A FEW respectable men can pc accommodated with
ron Sc, Hudson cry, NJ.
A FEW respectable men accommodated with gleN.-
1ers terms. s. -'' N'O' ~
A NEATLY furnished front room for Que or two
~ sln;'e gentlemen Cali Tor three days liz FL
A FEW single re rtleinen and two Young ladies can
a be accommodated VITA BOARD. at IS CITY Hall
A NEATLY furnished bedroom to let second
A FRW Dung men may obtain board aud ana Oeds
"A us Laurens st.i q a wecx.
A Few ySSg9Gg %sn can be oS ssGomm9Sstsa with
"A rooms at 10 Mu berry St N
A ROOM furnished tor Housekeeping, sac per
N wees. W Ludlow 1t.
LEW respectable gentlemen, also ladies. can have
Il board aud nicely furnished rooms. "a Henry 81.
FURNISHED room to let for house eeping, or
Il two nitn ~ 10 Division st.. near Orchard
EIRNlsHE1 hall room 70 Iet, to aggsnts9sn. at
EEw genliens& and ladies can DO accommodated
Il w.Ia board. Market ct
" reasonable terms. Al s9s PesrIst
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, on the European
Rom. SIC s' day $50 WS wesE ' N"' '"1'''' w.
MECHANICS can OBTAIN good boarI at es4 9Th avv
IVI NEAR .tJ,h 81,
hNa GIRL can have board and home, at e5s Iiud
~ son 81 top floor, bacN room. Call two days.
TWO RESPECTABLE working girls can be &c.
u COmmOdAted win comfortable home, with
without board. $40 kst 9th st basement
TWO OR THREE gentlemen can be accommo-
II dated with board, AZ y iiko st., corner Henry.
81 DOWNING ST. Furnished. one large room,
= "a door, front, suitable for two or three gentle
men, with use OF psror would let TO very nice
married couples also, one small room
@Onn WILL buy the good will, stock anu mr.
sD ZNIO lures VI the news TOY, and variety store
NO - Columbia u. Gail immediately.
EsD day bOArders can 10 accOmmod htod, also q few
lady boArdors wantsd.
7 PACIFIC PLACE. Vss. ss,A at. neatly fur.
eshod room W loL
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rI,HE AMERICAN ISLE OF WIGHT.
HOMES ON STATEN ISLAND.
ANTHONY ). BLREcKBR, Son 4 CO.
WILL SKILL AT AUCTION ON THR PREMISES,
On WEDNESDAY. MAY IS.
CHOICE SELECTION on
VILLA PLOTS
AT NEW BRIGHTON.

This sale viii be positive and without reserve. The
property s unsurpassed BY any in the vicinity OF New
YORK, 1t being thirty minute, from the City Hall.
Pamphlets. msrs. and excursion tickets may be had
Of the auctioneers. at thei: ONCE. n Cedar si OF
PHELPS. rALLoN 4 Co. is Broadwayi or OF the
managers, II. TRACY, ARNOLD q CO,
Isl HrnadwnX.
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'DOV.Vtj'b An Experienced bal dGI and architect
practically convcrs4nt with buildings ami repairs.
WISHES situation or location where the seryco- Of
mteten man are require would accept tho care and
arrangement q large cstA c, or al agency OF any
"a ding material real estate, collection. or Insurance;
buy tie half or whole OF any good paying ed
business In The lines above mentioned, aud TO any
pnrt Of tne world. Address ARCHITECT, boz III sun
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Alrsltai snsirum,mA

Airslta snstIumtMh
1 MUST dispose OF piano celebrated maru
n factu-er 1octayo, rosewood, overst ung, tou al
corners all nproN onehts, warranted years mirror
&C. 20 Fat tth 81. near B1wery.
DIANO, only t25 greatest bargain In New YORK !.
Il az pv,f cCL GORDON, p 9Th ay.
IuEGMEtr uNIgN PIANO CO, are making
ten thousand pianos for The trade At tl9 10Th Av.
Give them "a call, J. r. HALk. President.
7-OCTASF rosewood pisnoforlo. $50 overstrung
bass, Ca we'd legs warranted AlsO ioclaye rose
wood upright. s5; 6ocGaves. SIS an 81 "a Fourth av
The New York herald., 1870-05-18

1lXCHANGE-STORE AND TENEMENT PROPERTY,
~ avenue, Brooklyn for other Real Estate good Bisi
ness. Adress, with full particulars, q. s., Herald once.
AGENTS need not
The New York herald., 1870-05-18

TIOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A BEAUTIFUL PLACE
OF Is acres with very complete and thoroughly hushod
house, in jamaica L. The land unaer the highest stats
cultivation covered with toe choicest
varieties Of fruit bearing trees and Subject TO sale
excl anga for desirable city property.
kILPATRICk l. HOLMES 10 East Twenty third street.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18

31oR SALE OR EXCIANGE--FOR A HORSE FOR
Il women to drive fne gray Horse, 16 hands, 10 years.
high lofty stepper ot IN three minutes,
sound aud kind. Address LANSING Herald oAlce.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18

TIXCUANGE-COMPLETE HOUSE; SIX LOTS IN
ia yard garden stable, &c 30 minutes Brooklyn fer
rIes Prncpa ana agents. address g. b., box loo Herald
ulica.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18

yxTANTEp-TWo OR THREE GENTEEL GIRLS TO
w attend lunch counter at BEARDSLEYS, 81 Liberty
st. Those acquainted the business preferred Call be-
fore IL O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18

A YOUNG MAN (AMERICAN), SPEAKS GERMAN
N is desrous of obtaining situation salesman collec
tor or cashier not afraid 70 make himself generally useful
strictly honest OF steady habits rst class city references
would invest in legitimate business objection to
leaving New Ycrs Address MASTER MASON, Herald
Office,
The New York herald., 1870-05-18

y{TANTED-GENTLEMEN OF GOOD ADDRESS
w willing to make from SO TO Gl2 per day. business
pleasant and 6l5 Broadway. stairs, room
I.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18

yyTANTED-A RESPECTABLE GIRL IN A SMALL
w family for washing ironing and general hoGsework ref
required good Apply at CO Cumberland st
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18

A YOUNG MAN OF 90 WOULD LIKE A SITUATION
n entry bill clerk; would be willing to make him
sef generally useful goot penmsn quick and correct at
ana writes German has had eight months experience at
bookkeeping salary no object Address N L. W., Herald
Office.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18

INNGLEWOOD AND NORTHERN RAILROAD PRO-
II perties for sale rent; all prices hELLOGu Il
SMITH, lis Broadway and corner Dea and Paisadc ave-
nucs Engewood.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18

A SITUATION WAETED--AS COACHMAN AND GAR
"A dener, BY a single understands both branches
well; VIII be found wiling and obisins city reference. d
dress +. F., box q. Herald oAce.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18

A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO OBTAIN A SITUATION
n for his coachman has lived in his employment, two
years and obliging and careful driver Call
address 69 9th
The New York herald., 1870-05-18

COTTAGES TO LET-ADJOiNING THE PAVILION,
y at woodsburg near Rockaway T. H. one hour from New
York by Southside RsoAd the cottages are new aEi VIII
be furnisned II desired. Apply to JOIN LLOYD SONS
No. 2 Warren street.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18

Wy AETED--A NURSE, FRENCH OR GERMAN (PRO
w testant Preferred TO take of two chldren bab
and child, years old not object 20 to the counr
few months Call immediately al l2s East i4th st.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18

49,
A SPLENDID RESIDENCE, 40xie, IA ROOMS, so LOTS,
IN carriage house, staDles 6nc lawn, choice
fruit scenery unsurpassed win exchange for city house
merchandise. Address box 3,75l New York Post Office.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18

CHEAPEST PROPERTY EVER OFFERED-75 CENTS
~ per acre. SSo acres heavy pine lands near savannah
and Brunswick Ga, hl;amaha river and Macon and
Brunswick Railroad. o. Ii. EWING with II. d. Claain a
Co., New York.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18

A FIRST CLASS SINGLE MAN WANTS SITUATION
n coachran is excellent groom and careful driver
give undoubed cy reference Call or address W. D. N,
1,s1b Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18

YHrANTED-A FIRST CLASS COOK. TO GO IN THE
w country ABOUT hour from New York, on the Hud
first class place; cook understand her busn ess
Apply at 953 Broadway, up stairs, after II.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18

VIZ ANTED-A FOREwOMAN, OF GOOD TASTE AND
w Judgment; must have expert cnce in getting up white
dresses Swiss and other musns a capable lady good
pay and permanent employment offered French preferred
Apply at rs West 18th ST., near 9th av.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18

ITO LET-ON CASTLEToN, STATEN ISLAND A MAN
sion House, Is rooms; Barn. Stable Carriage House,
with fine sroauds fruit trees se also new Cottage IL
healthy ANA fine aud Upland Views. For particulars
nppiy to JOSE MANZANEDO, No. Cedar street, New
YORK city.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-03
THE TARIFF.

There is little doubt, that the near futur,
has in store for us, full and complete dis
cussion of the tariff question for Amcrioa
We have arrived nj conclusions, after much
reading and thinking, as 10 what is right and
best for our people, the laboring people o
this free government. Col. Moonlight com
mends the course Of argument pursued by
the Bulletin upon this subject, and indulge.
in a statement of his views. Does he desir,
a discussion upon this subject? We do moi
ask this question in the spirit of challenge
We simply wish, if he has other argument.
that he may, in general way, state them in
favor of Stree trade"
We quote from his letter as follows:
There Willie high tariff and ior tariff; and
by those terms / mean that We have high
tariff nor;; that the administration is a high
tariff one, while the Government receives the
low tariff share; that individuals, CORPORA
tons and monopolies reap the benefit
Of high tariff, as it stands to-day.
realizing in many cases fortunes in
one year, by and through the aid of
the Congress of the United States, legislatinc
for the people-the masses of the people os.
tensibly, but in reality only for the few who
pocket the high tariff, and as I said before,
leaving the low tariff for the Government. y
We suppose the system of levying taxes
upon foreign importations is the safes, as
we'll as the simplest method of gathering
taxes for the support Of the Government. If
the present tariff be one of protection, then
we have no doubt that the Government reaps
all the advantage of the taxation. There is
much less opportunity for thieves to steal
revenues thus collected, than by any other
method of taxation. We are at loss, there
fore, to decide what the correspondent of the
Bulletin means. in this fragment of a sentence
in the above quotation, viz: THAT the ad-
ministration is high tariff one while the
Gouonmeat receives the low tariff share. -
The duties charged by the Governme,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-03

Chise:e cAaractuz The hhras inte,d 10
cary - hoay hne vith them vRea tkey
return to China Sill another Chinaanaa
has been killed By blow from brutal and
reckless white ovesseer. His comrades
started to avenge him on the spot, Bat were
checked BY the display of a pistol; and the
officers of the law have taken no notice of
the murder, and The overseer continues in
Office over another gang.
: The Chinese do not like Alabama very
we'll, and look forward eagerly to getting
away. Two Of them even slarted to walk to
San Francisco, but gave it up after trying
twenty milee. The railroad men who EN-
plcy them, On the other hand, think they
are neither beeaef: nor cheaper than negro
iahorszs for. the heavy. work Of railroad
building; and the experiment is not likely
to be Initiated in that section.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-03
THE TACTICS OF THE ENEMY.

1t is perfectly apparent what policy the
Democrats intend to pursue. They are in a
minority, and their only hope of success is
by making divisions in our ranks. We call
upon all Republicans to stand true to Echel-
berry, Haug, Griswold, Stone, and every
man on our ticket. Democrats always
stand by each other. 1t is well
TO take lesson from the enemy. Democrats
never split, never scratch and never divide
That is their only strength to-day. Rerub-
licans are more enlightened and more free
But Republicans must not consent to slau.h-
ter Republicans. If Echelberry and his
ticket are defeated We cannot expect to carry
an election in this county for years. There
are always soreheads and always disaffection.
But the Republican party has distinctive
principles, and the only way to carry those
principles into effect is by standing by our
nominees on all occasions. 1t is suicide to
allow Democrats 10 dictate the canvass. We
must work together and work strong. 1t
will be done. The half-dozen sore-heads
will come Ia their senses, and the campaign
will he harmonious and glorious. Stand bv
the flag.
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Total.

Thus it is seen that eighty-six members
have been elected to the next House Of Rep
resentatives, and of the entire number the
Democrats have succeeded in making net
gain Of six. We do no, believe that, in the
elections Of l57 members vet to be held, it is
possible for the Democrats TO gain r1ore than
fifteen members,-which would leave the
next House l53 Republicans to 10 Demo-
Gratis. The two-thirds Republican ascen-
dency is broken, but this will do good, rather
than harm, for it will remove the temptation
of getting up inter-party feuds by overriding
the Executive veto on political measures.
Harmony will be much more likely to result,
and the party will be more likely to keepa
vigilant watch upon its own conduct.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-03

THE Satan fusee, if the account given OF
it in La France is correct, leaves nothing to
be desired in the way of destruction. 1t is
beautifully simple, and may be handled by a
child. \ plain, unassuming, hollow bomb
shell is filled with petroleum, the explosion
of which is regulated by time fuse. One
of the fuses tried at st. Cloud covered an
immense space Of ground with ga sea of
liquid and inextinguishable fire."
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-03
AT Wilmington, Ohio, on a recent nigh,

AT Wilmington, Ohio, on recent night,
little girl, named Finout, ten years old,
arose in her sleep, and, after putting on and
lacing her shoes, climbed out Of window,
in her night clothes, and went TO furniture
shop under which she crawled and contin.
ucd her sleep. .She was missed Sunday NOR.
ming, when diligent search was made in eve
ry direction, and water was dragged in vain
But about 10 o'clock she was seen to emerge
from her retreat, half frozen.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-03

AT Wilmington, Del, last Sunday, the
superintendent ola pudding being erected
there for the Government, put his men to
work. The Mayor caused their arrest fol
violating the local Sabbath law. Suit fol
false Imprisonment has been begun against
the Mayor on the ground that his arrest was
illegal, inasmuch as the building and the
workmen were under the supervision of the
United States, and the United States Mar.
shall alone was competent to make an ar
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-03

THE Missionary Herald shows that, in
Guiding American and European societies,
there are now in the field $, 073 missionaries
2Sl male assistant missionaries; 2, 3O4 Amer
lean and European male laborers Including
those before stated; 2,267 female helpers
American and European; 562 ordained
native preachers; g. 800 unordained preacher
and catechists; 7,74i other native helpers
3O1, S02 members of mission churches, and
$50, 465 pupils in schools. The income, O.
the societies is, in several cases, not given
The American Board is the largest of The
American societies.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-03

IT is worthy of note that, with the retire
ment of Mr.. Cox, but a single one Of the en-
tire array of Cabinet officers originally ap-
pointed by General Grant now remains. Mr..
Washburne, gave way, as Secretary of State,
to Mr.. Fish, of New York; Mr.. Stewart, of
New York, gave way, as Secretary of the
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-03

4
ment onward To Amcrtra-fO~ttiOu
or f0reiGners-french and Spanish
| lnlereSiH.
| From the New York Herald.l
TIENTsIN, Sept. 3, 1870.
The question Of Chinese emigration to the
United States attracts general attention, con-
| currently with mOmentous crisis in the his.
tory of Chinese and foreign relations. China
is as near the United States now in point OF
time As was Europe anterior to the era OF
ocean steam navigation, and she is destined
henceiOrth to fill 4 large space in the worlds
annals, and as regards Americans the time
is never likely to arrive when the affairs of
their great trans-Pacifc neighbors will be-
come matter of Indifference
Americans in China can hardly expect
that while a war is raging in Europe their
communications will prove very attractive to
the public at home; yet there must be large
portion of the readers Of the Herald who de-
sire information from this remarkable coun-
try, although there is so much which now
invites study in the changes which are TAX
ing place on the opposite side of the Allan
tic. This mail conveys intelligence to you
Of date one month later than You are vet
acquainted with, except some fragmentary
items transmitted either by klachta or Gale
Those kilograms are always meagre and gen.
orally inaccurate.
THE EUROPEAN WAR NEWS.
News of the declaration of war against
Northern Germany was quickly flashed
across Siberia t, the Chinese frontier at
Klachta, whence it was conveyed by courier
in nine days to Pekin. 1t arrived at night,
and Chinese Ministers of State were reused
from their SAUNDERS to be informed Of an
event which promised to relieve them from
present solicitude. Great was the JOY at the
capital and at this port among Chinese Off
cials, when it became generally known that
France was not in position to land an army
here before the approaches are DISTRACTED by
ice. Pekin and Tientsin, at least, were thus
rendered secure from an attack until the
month of N arch next year.
THE MAssACREs.
Count de RochechOuart had obtained indu-
bit able evidence of the direct completely of
the district magistrate, the project and the
general in command of this city in the mas
sacre of June q. Proof is wanting that
mandarins of yet higher grade, ministers
and viceroys were to any great extent insti-
gators Of the plot, but no one there doubts
their completely, When, there, Count de
Rochechouart, French Charge d Affairs, de-
manded the punishment of these men BY de-
capita;ion by the Viceroy, Tseng Kwo-fan,
no one was surprised to find that that high
functionary-whose hostility to for
eigners makes him the most trusted
servant of the imperial government
absolutely refused-"a thousand times re-
fused accede to the Frenchmanis de-
n,and; for while the actual assassins avow
they acted under the authority Of the three
incriminated mandarins, these are doubtless
able to show that yet higher officers partici-
pated in the plot From the first it was clear
that the authorities never intended to punish
any of the real offenders, high or low. Any
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-03


Whenever wander up and about,
This is the puzzle can't make out
Because care istle for books, no doubt.
I have wife and she is wise,
Deep in philosophy, strong in Greek;
Spectacles shadow her pretty e!es;
Coteries rustic to hear her speak;
She writes . liftle-for love, not fame
Has published q hook With dFeary name:
And vet, God bless heE ~ Is mild and meek;
And how happened 10 700 md wed
A.; A Wis - pretty and wise withal.
Is part Of the puzzle that ILLS nv head
Plaques me in dsyttulc md nscks me in bed;
Haunts me and makes me appear 80 small.
The only answer that can see
i'll cONld not have married Hermione,
That Is her wise namel but she
stopped in her vissioG and married me.
For am Q fellow Of NJ degree,
Given to rUnp and jOllity;
The Latin they thra>hed into me at school
The world and its fights have thrashed away.
At figures alone am no fool,
And in city circles say my say.
But am Ounce at twenty-nne,
And the kind Of study that think hne
Is a chapter 81 Dickens, sheet of the fs"os,
Punch fDr humor and Prae,l for rhyme;
And the butterfly nsoss blown here and there
BY the Idle breath III the social arr.
\ little French is my only gin,
Wherewith at times can make shin
Guessing AT meanings n hutter over
a hlagrce tale In paper cover
Herulione, my Hennione.
What could YOUR wisdom perceive in me?
And Hermione--my Hermione,
How ,ioes il happen At all that
Love one another utterly.
Well I have a bright-eye,i boy of two,
\ darling who cries with lung and tongue,
As fine a fellow, l swear toyou,
Aseyer a poct of sentiment sung.
And my lady-wise with the serious eyes
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-03
a PRAYER.

Mary kneli solemnly down, with her ewes
Looking up earnestly into the skies:
And two little hands that were folded together
Softly she laid On the lap of her mother
Good morninx, dear Father in heaven she sail.
81 thank thee for watching my snug little bed:
For taking good care Of me all the dark night,
And waking up with the beautiful light;
oh, keep me from naughtiness, all the long dav
Dear savior, who taught little children 10 pray
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-03

IT is universally admitted that fashion for
fall and winter will be considerably toned
down-that the endless draperies and dis
figuring paniers will offend the sight no
mono
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-03

JETHRo is the smallest town in the
United States that is lighted with gas. 1t is
situated on the Ohio River, about half mile
l'elow East Liverpool, and has ninety-nine
inhabitants