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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-02
CITY COMPANY, -,

E'H" Nzw-YoKK, March Is. 1870.
To TIE Observation-Disclosures to an 9njansins , p
,,ssn The Corie stockholders Of the PiNSACOLh W,
COMPANY aud MAXWELL, the purchaser othe properly 'ns
pns CIV Comnany has organized Company ueoeT the A"
the state and EMIT ed TO subscribe of e a
otbe new COMPANY interest N the od COMPANY o'iueu
van M the sane on the 18Th day OF Ap o
Fsc share /. Of s. one dollar Of WHEN uue
Aud pavabe n the 18th day Of April, 1870 c-,- Co.,
Az sb ,ubrber being creditor Of The Pensacola City Company
will he alowed to bis assessment BY credit on his claim
ard Will remain OPEN AZ We
orce "a T. MAXWELL Pensacola Florida and at the Office Of X
No NewNork City, between the hours OF ~
m and D. H. 18th Of April 1870. when the books "n
be closed
EDWARD OLMSTED COMMITTEE ofthe
CHARLES H. BOOTH Pensacola
K T. HAINES, IT,. CITY Company
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TWENTY thin q l.t5la..


1 L Ttiruethst follows; H.,
o. Cigcnnsli Chicago Express DraSngroon i.i1eass
1889 a ~, Day Express nrasing-roon cars attached
AZ. ID. Aonel Express Drss cars attached - -,
70 'nea.s
out chs "a NJ. 4. r.. l. - VI. ;. kR (DsIJb
D. IN kght Brpress, S.sening attached
1900 NJ $3.50 and p. NJ, Ponshsesps- Trans
9s. ~. AIS, and $50 9. H.. PerAskl Trans
] s5l $50 p m. Stag sing Trans -,u,, ,-,.-
Gao 1880, 1910, II }. 49, paw A1- i'' p M '
Trains ~ rorgvy
q a IN. TO Poughkeepsie on SunayA) H. IotCbI sapt
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FIOUR. MEAL, ETC

Graham Flourlb.A d 5 fundamentally
WhratFlOur. ,Q5A lioniny.........-d3
Corn Starch and Indian Meal......-d4l
MaIeDa.......l40l5lO Dat Mesi........ cal
FRUITS AND BERRIES
App.es, half peek 35di0 Oranges. dOz... .25 400
CIS1berr.cs, qt.. .25Q3O B4nsuas.......5Od so
FRUITS AND NUTS-DRY AND
Aprles. D.......lOdAl UuyeeeJ......l2dl IS
Puues ..........l2dli Raisins. Gne. % a 25
Peaches. uId....2ld28 Con to Fair. l5d2OI
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BsefRu.p ~. 2o725.
MEATs-sALT. SMOKED. &
,OTTTRY AND GAME


Potatoes. y pk,20125 Peas soaked. 100 W
Bermuda. uew-d Beans, Lima. do. lOd25
SWeet.........5Jd s. ISAuerkraut......-0lO
Beets...........-d25.C elry. knot, bnch lOal5l
Turnips, ........2JG4o Chlyrs .....''''' ga bl
Sprouts. ~ LeeEs.......ss.. bdl
Spinach. 5O06o. Parsley Pals.
.4IdbUi khubarO.s.....'IodSu ~
Onions. qt.....lOal5I Radishes........ 8dl0i
Fetticus.........2Od3OI SaIsiiy ..........l5dlp
DRudelinn. Cnbhages, each. l2d20I
Tm'toes BrmudG 25d5OI Red...........l5d25l
Water CIess ....-d25 i
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Clams, bard 40dI 80
Soit...........4D q ~
Rloaters, bunch. u az
Mackerel. each. .l2dJO
Herring. Smoked "a 8
Crabs, Hard. doL<od3O
Soft.........-a75
Herrings, sInkd. - 0JJ
Scollops, Qt.....3JG4o
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rIsIll


AleNives it.....l2dl5 ier......."-0 10
Cod. dry........ SQlOI Pickled...... 30
Picked ....... 9dl0l TouguesG Soundsl5 a.
Eels, SmOk d...-d25l Oysters Common
Haddock, ,mkd. .l2d- Stew. 2 100. 750l no
Ha,ibut. Snold. IGal8i FIRING. I'll 5OG2 90
Mackerel. mkd.2la25l Saddle r. 2 5Od350
Salmon. Smoked 025 Picked. 20OG2 81
pick1eI 1g01SI
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
wi DRLAWARB LAcKAWANSA. AND WESTERN hAILHo

co. QesseesD H.. -, c,..,..,,
EewYork foot Of Bareayst aud foot OF Ch'ple
WATER ARRANGEMENTS, commencing MoNDAi 70. s Iss
Dover aish Chester B.DsS At Waterloo VIII e A.
cover and S:s, ., w ,Ss r. Bed and he
io9s and BGS%9T "a Pi EkPRT a3 hs sD S
town Dover. Ks6k.own Washington Phip6u's and tA,
R E.a r fa'si f BE- Bel. be- aso.D M.. AL
'Eisroy EXPRESS connect. at Dover with cts' -
me- and 40 m to SUMMIT .ad intermediate aioas
and SOUTH ORANGE ,s6 9ii,s,!s
ll;p m. 30 and $50 ?. n. to hohAiSIo"' A''
": saiSS m aoRRIsrowy EXPRESS ,,..,,..n
FOR NEWARK m60 $50, g. $3.50 9:5o 1879 H. llo
l. q 400 $780, 3:aO. 80, 40 $40. $40 CIV 60 =" ~"
and sd a sLPSomrIELD and MoNTcLAR 40 u. -
'' W. RoHrrLr esnr Ticket Assat - -
NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
IN WINTER aR1sGRMssr,
SonNEycLSa SOW 2, l Tss,,, ..,.,,.,, -,
f'aF4 TRANS sa LEAVE g SF%iosS
YorYs-H.vsn sod Bridgeport ! (KIl il.5o 1875 'mhR
Fd ar a s2S SO y sI1 rs soasbPo AID wo - nS
S' $40 ~ aud S sePFs, eco ilp is:ls Srl ~
GT Is s Sd, 80 KI I ' $50 ,t 80 So O.
For Darsn lI:sO s;ss ~ S'' iJ as ~ MS JCsl
as 80 1sG5 as $50, s;S, i:is Eal s.e -s,.
For Port Chester and intermediate Stations at ia
seps.S Ma. Tran leave. SesrOri
Boston ,ov,vcr,yc TRAINS
T., Boston Boston ". sPnnsff q, s. Er
For Hartford and Springfield la m (Erl n;iS' I'LL
10 Hartford p m. %, 49,. - "a Ns,sss-
For Connseueut River Railroad n (Br) RESP N
For Hsntori. PrOyd.nee and F,bsin Railroad iELhA
For Sew.Ha,sn. Nov.LonlOa and steuiaStou RAr0'A
FOR Canal Railroad. 8 q N 800 to Northampton '
burgh
For Eaagstuek Railroad a. u lhIl ~, q . ~
gor pan6ury and Norwak Railroad lI;iS 40 0'ssr
a. n 10 connection with Freight train tom soa ,ri r
FOR Ss~ Canaan Railroad, A. nj iE;iS ~ - -,
dsys 53o ,. ~ . ,,.,A.s "a M usiu; AID pns~
Room Car to Ties ~ and JAMES H. uoYT soPsru's'!
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Delivered sree..,.......... 80
sio tie Brooklyn 1t VtctUn Warehouse, March lo7O 81
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Samp.............9d5t
Flour. hhL 6 50O Q 90
Prt Bsg...750 J 20
Prepared, 6b. .z8 asa
Lemons y doI...ls03o
Apples. bbl..5 O0a5 -
CANNED.
2autc Currants. .l46l6
CocOanuis. each. l0Ql
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MEArS-FRESIl

KIdrevs Com. % med. III
TepdefIoin .2Od25l Fore-qr prime "
Mutton. hd.qLpe l1dlS Com toned 2
Com. 20 med. .l4al6I CutletS.......2Z
Fcre.Grs. rrmel2dl4 Heads. each. 80
Cor. TO med gall sheep haslets... !
Chops.........l672O Beef hearts.....21
Shdrs { Brsts.. 7dq' Calves feet. set 3i'
Suet ...........l2al5 Hasieis. each .5O'
Vs,I Id or.pme2lQ23l Sweet bread,
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sock oa laud April ], 1870. s.7S5 - u 30
Brooklyn luspectoD-Stoek March l. l6'O..'''..'2 giy
Received L II
, 1870-11-08
THE CITY IN BRIEF,

B"url Of Potirr--Orsicr 10 thc Uniccr-,
The regular scmi-wcek1y meeting Of the Board
Of Police Ens hcld yesterday. President BsoHu In
the Chair. Present, full b7ard.
Patrick henefick and John RYAN, Of the Second
Precinct, asltr sixty days s,iul, vert appointed
10 the regular force. On1cer Martin O'Counor, OF
tic First Precinct. was charged with wilful ma!-
treatment Of Citizen into1ication ansi conduct
unbecomtnR an officer. The case was continued
for one week. Once. Michael Conway, Of the
First Prc ctnci, was charged with neglect TO ray
JUS utb' contracted BY him while member Of
The Police department. The statement Of Con-
way vas heard, and the matter was then tempo
Eari'y laid on TIE table. The designations Of on
GERS Victor Schumacher aul i. Es}tp1es of thc
1hitr 1eFccfncf, wefc aCcep1Ci1, -- .
y The Fire Marshal Submitted MS monthly repust
surance. $7a..t4.
The Superintendent OF rollce submitted the
lailoWtnR order. tssuell 10 tho Captains OF the
Felice Department. regarding to-siay's cleeuou;
OFFICE GENERAL ScrEnIN7ESnrxr or Pas1cE,3
fsESEn4L 0ErEn No. lh-Sou will i1ftruct YOUR men
th"f M!Ms tnc Iifhs t. sHs1sastcd to them, tht s.n
c9ta y - roltts ofcrss. they Will not be allowed IL
TOR either 1A1S hut Mill rfcreeve pr3c9 Il
The rolls where they may he fcr duty Aso to
tv ttat ctt deaEtpE IL tc anneeestxrily
win er.a s"tnr. nSen dsiesitd u Do % Is IT,
aasf; ~ ~ H fh,s ;rpeeta'e cson e d.tsets This order
General Superintendent of Toiier
, 1870-11-08
NEW RAILROAD.
s'orosr" E8fru,lon Of th~ fsnt,,uorr 4.
"H'" 10 caicnzo--lf~so:uttpn. Pa-.rd
bvshe Bonrd Of Tsadr,

~ soou ns Ae project to give Chicago short
-" Counectfoh with the aeaboard assumeu . t.t,n
~ sSape, and the powerful Bait1more + tIhlt
t'a1l1hao company mAtenaity sunnortr1 m,
movement, several localities Struggled for m.
4oeanoo OF the proposed line. delegations v.rt
slsna anpo.n.ea 70 urge the claims Of the dln:ren
1eetSoie sensation Resulted. Meantime. The IL
.a. umofc Vl!o company quietly vbseryed The con,
.S. natM y now asserted tnat they have ex
Eae, wsica Tip ps'ess1ce 0tas Tor ne proposed A.
Michigan 9s Southern and tha Ft1s6nrvh N
nany If me C{a,cago Karoads The object oi
me prf noAed line 50 drerre a5 10 fas.. ~ th .ar
s:M oWns at]scene thereto, anu rtns crestr .
ms ,hat r. uaa through line. Although ii Is
road e,iEe ie @oSs M profitable existing lines Of rail-
Tcai traffic. there are pecultartlra snnnT fna ~.
IS.ea s1 e. ee1,enaGn Of the Ia nmorc Ohio Rali.
,hief acs,ia. Ennes ne Shortest possible cut :he
sset, q meeting OF the Roarrl OF Dinec1ors ri
, ae snieago Eoard OF Trade, held yesterday aftef
fr ntrr,nh,a ~ ~ e.. presiding. the follow
adopted: e4e u1la11asousN
MHEaEs This Bosrd h. learned tia, the crogrr4 of
i Il ILL., o,a 1S t H.; e!t F.
uhls A.so. has assumed feasuft. .ast naGrs ma!f
.ea SaaAs a. ;Ssss 1s !. ns,a ..
puhashed by au.aofy of tie Ba1tiRor 0hfo
Iss1sn e, Z AF5S e s5@S: H.
I'D 1ae e.:.n
os. ~ passfnE ncAr Or thsonfh Alhfon Auburn fni
trAfic: therefore. '' e11e AAa = eooa 4utsl
h<sessad 1hat thls board t.oet eu,phstIe,,1, m,
snen psspntrd route: ~ brtns the fnoet desirable
M lo1tst Apd- - tive te~ur1nE Of IN air linz /,
70 ts sisy 81 the ftPt Importance, wc caTue.tiy rrc
soa Lht adoption Of the Inc Al msrkCd ont d the
h,s;o.rsd That while thi1 board most heartily .vm
~ Wi5h thn oEsiasl conception of the enfsfpfre
sG that s9eh dstsnse should u made te shoftt-t
s<solnea ThA. the President Of this board be In,
!fnet1N 10 G1nmunsats copy Of therr resontinrs IA
Clio RaIispad. 1's H"'t4u'ose q
, 1870-11-08

notorious vhiskey dist1ller, whose place had
been seized, appeared in John street, armed
With double-barzeled shotgun, md giving
vent TO the most violent and prof.no th1oats
1gainst the percoos engaged in tho work Of
destruction. Assessor Wass promptly caused
FarEc!lr sfreft, and be was removed to the
Navy iard. During the day sesen men vera
aIretted-seTeral on United Sta.cs Marrhsl'd
vanaIte-and they were sent for safe keep
ing to the Navy Yard.
Tho two days work Of the revenre men has
resulted in the deatru,tion Of twenty-three
stills and about fcriy nsa1l-tnbs. The prop
erty removed to the Nary Yard has been
stored, md forma pyramid of barrels, yAts.
xorus, stills, and lumber.
It ts tbought tho destruction OF tbs
Illicit disiitleEies of the Fifth Ward
will be completed to-day. ard that tbs
gose1Lment oficera will then turn their atten-
ton to the Twelfth Ward. which has ac4uired
for itself an equally dsera"eful notosiety.
Two companies Of the regulars left the
Navy Yard yesterday on the steam-tug Wi1hur,
but their destination was unknown. 1t
O'CLOCK the military and revenue force With
Crew from The Fifth Ward and passed. into
the Nary Yard, and the second day work WAS
t3Fna
, 1870-11-08
SHERMAN uoJEE


among the arrivals at this hotel, Jesser'lay
were the following: II. 4. Sawyer, 1l1tucta; R
Macarthur, Duhu1uc: s 81. Fool, Green Bay: l.
McMshop, Iowa: ". c. Duxt'uTE, North Carl
lima: c. Brown, Baltimore: r I. Borden and
wife. Ohio; 4 D. litshor, rrunsy,vania: c. E:
Gosha1. lhd!ana: F. T. Hhlleck. Denver; E
schn ~: FMtst.urch: ". Wright, Leaven .ouh
e. t1Cafd, VI. F. Moselv. c. 4. ltiakc, New York.
FREMONT HorS6.
Amnhc The arrivals at this hotel, Yesterday, we:t
INC iolloWtnE: c. r Sloan. J. A. Waller, New
YORK: u 5. Moore, Wlscnnslp: r. D. CARPENTER
Snrtnfn' III: A. Maak. Cincinnati: !. S, sto o~mar
balt1IocEe: f L Waller, Pittsburgh: c T1o3, M
nois: " II Raplcr: SpTiE gneld; c. MucAmore, St.
BRIGGS NorsE.
AmorE the arrivals At this hotel vcstrrday
E"rt the following: &. II. smart, CIcvcjaui: j.
Mcsordcr. Auskccpu: A. Sklnncr Wis .pusfn
i. y. E@er!ss IL. Colt Huts wife, Iowa; n Ral.
clay, Fenrkyfvouta: !. T. Lane, n. II. Wclch
DuhuQnc: II. Z. Meyer, q. a. HumAso2, New
York.
ST. .JAAre HOTEL
Among the arrivals 1t this hnte1, yesrer1ay,
Kcre the following: ". u. Fiat. Fo7 Madison.
G. Sargent, Massachusetts,; n. GoN!ell HosSou
j. CKymaD. f1.tuhss: r. Bcv~rh'xc. SwrTburgt
". u. HarlcS. Nostnn: Z. l. Told and wife,
Philadelphia; 4. J. aurnham- Rsctnt.
FAtMER uerSE.
!AEnnrR the srr1rals At tits hotel. ye~ter,ay
we're the following: Chief tu<src C. 3. Law.
renee, Illinois: Ju,lcc p. II. WaIKct, Rushri:'e
Judge John n, scntt, Isionninrton: Judge h
Thornton. Shelhyrtlle: Iufge r. n Shfldnr
tsalena: Judge 8Frcee. tillnots: ": N. Taylor
Coo1egr. G. ": Ger1ish. G. b. CLAMP. !. N. Tenn
Etnn. poE:on: T. l.. Wool, n. Monttnse, Ncu
York: l.. L Wat.e and wtfs, Iowa: L W Beck;
Ga3ya; c. r. Leland, Cleveland.
, 1870-11-08
Chief Justice Chase.

Afr FORK Correspondence q the Cincinnati Corn
Within the last few days . number Of state,
ments, mutually contradictory, have agaIr
been m ublirhed in regard to the condition oi
the tLlef Justice. lB there any object to be
suoseEved By conccaling the actual facts OF
the caee, Or by leading bis friends to think be
will be we'll in elort time ? M1. Chase was
etruck By paralYais when on his way to New
York. When visited b. the physicians, i'm
mediately upon his arrival, it WAS found by
examination that he was suffering from
ht,Aipkyia and from cerebral e1trardsalion.
Elve the medical terms OF description, be-
eause it is as well 70 be explicit about csse
which, ~ to tins timo. has, for some reason
O. othes, been involved in great mSstery. Az
the resources Of medicine Wero iucapablo Of
aHording any relief 10 the eutferer, be WAS
taken BY his eon-in-law to Nlrtarsnsett.
Rhode lrland, where he would be able to en-
joy perfect repose, and whcto the recuresa-
tive powers OF nature would have the lest
o. portuuity Of operating to advantage He has
not. however, as yet, recovered to any pe.certi-
ble degree, though tlere are periods y heu bis
intellect aol intelligence saem to bo partially
aroused from their comatose condition. It il
tad TO think how small the chances ara Of Nj,
Cf'asen recovery, and it will grieva many to
know that Luis public life il ended. Il is not
utterly impossible that he might. under cer-
tain circumstances, lie able to appear for an
hour in the court Of which lie il Chief Jus-
tice: but it mar be said to be impo.eib.e that
ne ehonId ever render auc:her decision. ar
take part in another trial. What can possibly
lie the use. then, Of saytrY that he is only euf-
fcring under = slight Illness. from which lie
may presently rPcoyers
, 1870-11-08
REAL ESTATE

"a1anfee Gecsis converting city and sulp rbap
property within seven mites ct the Court uo,nc.
oled for reeord On Monday, Sovcmbes7:
Indiana a., ~ # Of Sixteenth St, l.,
welasa = - It Of twelfth ST, I, s;x ss''''
Flnuell e, SIS It y Of Wentworth Nv. I. 4s''''
M!ssissn j. SSi d Fourteenth 81, /; ssx 'e''
wra,M 10 II; :. NOV J. L.: 20 900
WABASH Is. a4s II Of twelfth st, l. "a 400
r1oo1i,1 3 IT It; Eos; I::,.:- $3.50
vine i, IS i ii Division st, I. sox;; GOO
'ssssen i . Il Of noSbe st. ysxioo 80
uais.sd sass az u corns; of Ei1,c <; Ts
. 116a II. with buildings; Nov, 4,. 4,oao
Evans r.. 1so # " Of Kobey ct, n I. alxlsl
re!aast i. Is 81 DssrsInes ii, 81, ); 49,
Tntrl 81. % It e OF Paaltna It, d I, ;ax;O II:
Hermitage ii. ss5 It oi Harrison 81, vi lso'
s5x12sE II: Nov v3.............~.....,. 80
aonnsSn q, i. = Of Wright st. i, sixioo
sorrn or err LiM1Ia ''V
"enasa sa as; So 4 OF Fifty-nfth st, f,1,s
81 4;ss Xsrf i 81 81 !: Il foiyiaiii St; s.:s
WALSH = i, ii Of fii,;:i6iid 81, vi, 's'
cottaee Grove ~: ri s:io Il Of Forty. '''''
se:ocd st. E I. esxta: Il; Sov. s.......... 1850
a9sdon q51t 81. A rs y II OF Marshall st, nj. s5x
a;;ssn ,ssS j \: G }ss Of Marshall St. I. ss3 t
MIST or OH c11r L1xIrs wv
Warren az, y 40 II v OF Staunton 81, a.
2JX1oG IT. Eoy h hz sn,
, 1870-11-08
The Building Commtttcc.

The Hnildlng Committee Of the EoafI of
Sdrer ssois met In The County Clerks on!ce.
1T. bfuthArdf reported that he hasl heeu unable
10 ierate the morrne ami asked for further time.
which WAS granted. --'
The bills o. Mr.. Loi'eS, for rlaste.ing. &s,oo,.
ICONS, 1896, were allowed
The hearing and lents!atiny apparatus tn the
Eour1 House avtng been repotte1i tnaieuuate.
Mt. THohtc. one Of The contractors who per-
formed the wo1l. vas called before the commit
tcc y discussion, p" aa,s tp.s, followed, on tho
construction cf thr apparatus: bat the committee
-'1tan!ne' without taking a1y actoa IN TIC
tItIE.Sts.
, 1870-11-08

There will he regular meeting OF the sewing
.ccitfy connected with the lr.,tps:ant Orpslsn
AsJllT. s: hsli-past 10 T. IN. Al! members u the
tHpf* Asylum Hoatt are rcnutsletf to be presen.,
hpslness or Importance VIII conc before the
meeting At O'Clock p, Ill.
The ne1r lecture before The Chicago Iyccum
VIII be delivered BY 4 f. Hoy., Esq, on Neducs-
Jay ayeniuE, in lower Farwel} Han,
-Eey. J, T. Wesioytf will preach at the II Ash
tnRtonsan Home this evening. The public are H.
Yltc1s. =.
, 1870-11-08

The neS1 contest for the rya!rte Club State
medal, rn* held by Horace S:1shy, will tase place
between that gentleman and Abner Price, on Sat
ut'ay aIcInoon neAt a Dexter Fars.
Club viii be held this evening At No. 1as Indiana
street. \ full attendance Is cspccis.ly dcsIre1l
, 1870-11-08

\ regular meettpe OF the latiy managers OF the
E1rnH Womens Refuge WAS he'll on sunday A.
tefpoon- Mre~ Or. levgnKsy IN the Chair the
receipts during October were 1861. and the eX-
pcoditnres $ais6, OF which s54;.6s Has for CLOTH
Ing. etc. Tea women were admitted during the
last month, two were expelled for bad conduct
ncd one vas released Thoroughly refornei. Two
cnttdtrn were born and arc doing well, Dtro.
ti0pai exercises finished the meeting
, 1870-11-08

The Epecia1 committed appointed to examine
and report on sewing tuscasnes II tho North Caro-
:tna State Fair, held at Raleigh last week. awarded
a rpIe me,,a! to the Florence Sewing Machine, for
TIE csse and 1uietuess 0f its movements, p>ffrr-
ton snd large variety Of work. and its vs'nah'e
rev 1c2iurcs makinE 1t the mnat talu4hle sewing
rvch,ne for family use.-Nete FORK 1fibune.
, 1870-11-08

The Common Council was to have held fts
usual weekly meeting las, evening. and would
nave done 80 had mol the Inenhe.s been busy
tug named Aldermen were tbs only ones present ::
Cox. Somer*, Daggy. Tracey. Batiesman, v. s,
Powell, uolccn, W4Cc, Russell, Robinson, and
, 1870-11-08

There appeared In SUNDAYS TRIBUNE notice
OF MaEztaxe between D. {. tesch and Miss NAV
MacDouough. which, We are informed, Is uttcfi1
tttnE OF ,hc KIDD 70 painful to the feelings af s1l
concerned sheuld have fouu'l Its waj iE:a our
columns
, 1870-11-08

..-........ DIED.
Hn;LEY-At hts residence. - Ere-.. IN the sth
inst. s+t1cenr H. HieIeS, AGED 81 yrn1t
FnEtIal 1T Il o@e1crE On the sth icet
r!FAec trrv. '' '''
snt tRMAS- Hon, Fr.aets G. Sherman. M.vox tns
many reare dirA Aftrr lingering flners ht nh
tensr. tast evening. 1t tsr naiuntes 70 o'coek.
Obituary notiee hereafter
WTlklSS-Thr fnnr' ii 1t Darte wilkina F.o. viii
take ract fsotn hts tstr residence, No 81 Wat sh.Ae
m Wt4tnt edAN, the sth Inst, 1t | D m.
, 1870-11-08

M6fh t'nfch hcx FrcctL les aud Tan. EAs
ltrIFs Moth and Fy.Sklc Lotion" The oply
st1tatse and harmless remedy TOT r.mor;ng 1rnyr
tscEirarinIl~ fr.tn the fare. Ffenaret nN!y nv nr
y. e FrErE, ~ fond street, n. L. Sold by Drug.
E1sts eEerSwhc1es
, 1870-11-08
BUSINESS NOTICES.

From q. f. J. Colburn, Doctor nT
ltenta! Surgery, Newark, y. 1.-THE popular
denutnce known as Sozodout, besides being
srt.''cn's. that. II uset, according to the ditc-
ttnns. will prove Of the greatest ut,l.ty to The
health VI the mouth Auli teeth.
, 1870-11-08

humiltsttrc. altt Insulting tO the (9er7yzns nf IL,
II, ,nns ~. thsy soad hsse m es who tr-s
:cads the German element hy The oos.
1s,s,,si w. II a;s,.I; Sseags BE- hea 90 thorough,
"Innilt1rnt influence nyrr the Grrm,n vn1.
inst thF publisher q! t1,at panrr once f,,a,te,i
Sa.t1taR sast vote In hi+ hr+eehrs pocket? Hn,
tne Ge!lnzns it, author had prosshjy ncye
t Eiap1ssl 70 consider. <as -slwass tocItued. +
sHaHtI, 10 regard It as fhr Offspring Of tnndd' =
e1nn,. saat ~ " taoaeht'css moment, or AZ mer
Eut enough. The Germans will not t,e mts;ce
I ! tntnk uty underatand tho issue. Taey kno,
Ettl tnat II "a neither German nor anti. German
IheJ Know that The wossE charge Of thu h1;nact
S.aam xfttxng aR1inss laug John II. excess1y
~. ". IN. a'ter an ess of exttays ,ance,
A GERMAN Ax17.BARS1clx,
Voting Places and List Of Judges Of Election
s:sssn saa 5,ss. I Se!Ss ~ ii VIE -: s'n'''
ro. Il ,i,ass: ssss ~ y W.s.s Ms.
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Flint Precinct -nlam 'sR R.siafs. Tiaa s.pon ,,,r
W. saeSet Fig ts1ns1 en.es sts,s Tr,
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Je.seh HarF: rolls: eviaer Il Weii nd Adams s'
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ns:s :sss' Fse.-m !, xs s.ns, nss.s, rs'
Fhias .Thi1a Fns4netHn i;4n aEeii.i Il uo,,c.
IT, Po's corner Cossake 0rore and Doug
fsa;th ;thPrretnst-v1rll.m n.rs,e.., Conrad p,,tz J.
Cs.dd,. Pllls corner of Dousias n1sea md sss:
Fin, pre,-e-u srs1M sasI.. xARn; 49,:
n; roll. eosnef Wentworth avenue and Twenty.
w!htaa w!hIa rfseanes.Georfe n.uer Timothy Lynch 3.
FsaEah Dennis. Henry wa,t.
r5''s 5 r. i askssa:se W.
Ftr.t PresI4t-rss11eE Mcf.axh,1n, Adam F.,.ch.
I'd asS mst+s stpse r'" corner Of 'aspa
,sssond r7riaet- S,shsrl t:orm.n. John Rick.
''5F Fin r,se.-7s.. ra, ~ spa,a ar,ss
sias Fourth p.,rsnet-ra...ek Dune. John Within,
Ths@.e C.1t~v. Polir roTner ot Hue isisua sTsnue
xi"H1n vARn,
F1Ist Prrcdnct-T1pna. G. Hatch, Ajfn.1 P,nJoe.
, 1870-11-08
GERMAN MALE,

Ihe 1ouo"ing circular from the General Pos
21lee Department, relative to the rates Of poetavt
On letteFa sent to Germany ria the steamers y
tae North German Lloyd Company, has been fur
cago; SA'
FosT OFTtcx DEP4HrxtSr
ORY1CE or FoEFl0N HAIIE
"AAHINGIt,N, T., C. Oct "a iE:pt
ihs department barfnE been advfsed that The ttesn,
~ y tnc Softa Grrnhd Lloyd Cuupauv hAyn rsIn, i
tnetE stgnAT dtpaEt1trr ffona NeT fnfk to Hrrmen
1iNeI lna1!s 10! Germany will HEREAFTER be poxdr IN
Aua aesp4tehe by the eeamtts Of that e0,nany e,If
'nf tIoH neE fork on ~sfHrrsaYs tor Bremen dr,T1
Inc following rates nj po-{@xe. anrc1hie "a ,hs
toendsnec for Germany forxa ared GS this ~ liz y
steamer, viz: ~ "-Ae "oe VI
On q letter., cents for each sns,e rats Of half An
ouncn OF under. prepayment or{fosai. ="
VI ntHeparet, tcnta each. til not c1ceedns fan,
oanef 10 McEht) and ernts Tor eaeh adItionat tonr
o9nece of traction thereof. JSrpaRu,est 1psioTy
"a oook packtt1. cents when not e1crrdtue IN
ounce: ffna Wtn 1seF ollnte, but not rIrrroirS
tMg onnfco: etnta whcH ore- two ounces but mol
ecdinf Tour cnDcee, and additional rate Of Srrn1,
.os .aen addlt1onA four ounces fraction thtrrof
~ saupier Of tefchsndlse.s cents for eseh four
by orler OF the Postma ster tscncsa!
JOSEPH H. HrSrKFAs
superintendent FoErlFn Nnit-
, 1870-11-08

CsonkN> SncAUcks Shnxvts. Feather.
ana ~ woolien dresses. We wafrant 70 MAXI
look Ike Esw By our process Of cleaning and .fy g
inE. Our nnsh on valytts cannnt be eurpasse-!
John zcnFclet'a New YORK Steam D5e Works, No
rs south Ciatk-st., ueas Adams, Chiraga,