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NEMORANDA,


Bark John Boulton, Lindsey, at Porto Cabello 9th
inst, for New York 10th.
Bark Linda, Fleming cleared at New York 23d
inst. for Cardenas.
Schr Jane Davis. for Philadelphia, sailed from
S9gua 10th inst.
Schrs -Four Sisters, Sheerer; JAS Alderdice, Vance
w. r. Phillips, Somers; Ephraim and Anna, Green; (;
and E. N. Baxter, Waterman, hence at Boston 22d
instant,
Schr Hiawatha, Lee, hence, at Newburyport ED
instant.
Schr Joseph Hay, Hathaway, hence at Newbury-
port 22d inst.
Schrs Isaac Rich Crowel, hence for Portland, and
Wellington, Barber, hence for Bangor, were below
Portsmouth goth inst.
Schr Reading RR. No. "a, Burke, from Taunton for
Philadelphia, sailed from Newport A. M. 2lst inst.
Schr II. Bartlett, HARRIS for Philadelphia, sailed
from Providence 2lsl inst.
Schr S. c. Smith, Banks for Philadelphia, sailed
from Providence 2lst inst.
Schr Pennsylvania, Ewing, hence, at Newport p.
M. 21st inst.
Schr G. II. Squire, Timmons, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Richmond 22d inst
Schr Louisa Frazier, Steeman, hence at Whining
ton, N. C.. 2lst inst
Schr Sturdevant, Cruise, cleared at Charleston 2lst
inst. for Philadeldhia, with lumber.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine News see First Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIsD DAY.
SUN RISES. ......... 607 Moon RISES. ....... S'03
SUN SETS. 649 HIGH WATBR....... 1906
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
J. PRICE WETHERILL,l
HENRY WINsOR, COMMITTEE OF THE MONTH.
GEORGE N. ALLEN,
COMMITTEE ON ARBITRATION.
John o. James, Geo. L. Buzby, Il. A. Souder
VIM. w. Paul. Thomas L. Gillespie.
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STOVES. RANGES, ETO.

"a, THOMSON'S LONDON KITCHENER
m or EUROPEAN RANGE, for families, hotels, or
GEszN public institutions, in TWENTY DIFFERENT
~ SIZES Also, Philadelphia Ranges, Hot;Air Fur:
Stoves Bath Boilers Stew hole Plates Boilers Cooking
Stoves, etc, EDGAR l.. THOMSON,
Successor to SHARPE THOMSON,
fm 6m No. 209 N. SECOND Street
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BELOW,
WENT TO SEA.

BELOW.
Brig Josephine, from Ponce, T. r.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

w FOR CHESTER, HOOK, AND
l@ttaGt{sN WILMINGTON-The steamer s. M. EEL
Itsssaaza4srst<seh TON leaves OHFSNUT STREET WHARF
at 10 A. Nj. and $50 r Nj, leaves WILMINGTON at 650
A M. and 1900 r. M. Fare TO Wilmington 20 cents{
Chester Hook, 10 cents 4I2 I'm
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Correspondence Of The EUening Telegraph.
EASTON a. McMAHON,S Ru1LETI

LAOIUN
NEW YORK OFFICE, April 23-Three barges leave
In tow tonight for Baltimore light.
IL. Campbell, with empty barrels, for Philadelphia.
Annie Bennett, with birthstone, for Baltimore
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, April 23.-The follow
ing barges leave in tow tonight eastward -
Sarah Hummell, Alex. Toms, Fannie, w. E. Jen-
ney, E. r. Mattson and G. II, Burritt, all with coal
for New York. L, 5. {,
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Ship W. II. Moody hence for Antwerp, went to
sea 23d inst.
Special Despatch to The EUenlng Telegraph.
HAvRE-DE-GRACE, April 25.-The following boats
left this morning, in tow:-
George Craig and j. B. Hall, with lumber to Craig
& Blanchard.
Chattanooga and z. II. Zeiger with lumber to
Taylor a. Belts.
Evening Star, with lumber to Trucks, Parker & Co.
S. NJ. Grams with lumber TO Henry Croskey.
Harry Craig, with lumber for Chester.
E. d. Kennedy, with grain, etc., to Hoffman d
Kennedy.
VIM. Mackey, with lumber to A. ]. Geiger.
WOolverton n Tinsman, with lumber to r. Wool
VertOn.
John A. Harvey, with lumber, for Camden, N. j.
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CLEARED sATTRDAY.

Steamship Roman, Baker, Boston, H. Winsor & Co.
Steamship hunter, Harding, Providence ID. S. Stet-
Steamship Volunteer, Jones' New York, j. F. Oil.
Steamer Jas. S: Green Pace, Richmond and Norfolk,
w. p Clyde & Co.
Steamer G: II. Stout, Ford, Georgetown and Alex
andria W. P. Clyde & Co.
Steamer E: G. Biddle, McCue New York, W. P.
Steamer Diamond State, Wood, Baltimore, A.
Str Bristol, Wallace, New York, W. P Clyde Co.
Br. bark Lizzie Fox, Clark, Bilboa, Jose de Bessa
Br. Ethel Bolton Haney. Matanzas, warren& Gregg.
Brig American Union, Wlleby, Cienfuegos, Madeira
schr E. r. Cabada, Swain, Caibarien, D. S. stetson
schr S. T. Baker, Davis, Cardenas, do.
Schr s. q h. Corson, Brower Charleston, s. Lath-
schr il; a. Taber, Benson, New Bedford, Quintard,
schr Teiumah, Hall, Salem, Penn Gas Coal Co.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
81: brig - Beauty, snieIas Gays from HaVana'wlth
Br brig Southern Cross Brown from Gardenas
zv5S etc to Wat9Ia Go
Schr Jonathan May, Neal, days from Cardenas,
with molasses to order.
lasses to Geo. G. Carson Co.
Schr John Slusman, Bachelor, 18 days from Hs-
Vana, with sugar to John Mason Co.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Steamship Volunteer, Jones, "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to John #. Oil.
Steamer D. Utley, Davis, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. to w. M. Baird d Co.
Steamer Novelty, Shaw, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. to w. NJ. Baird q Co.
Brig KeDnebec, Cumming, from Savannah with
lumber to Gillingham a. Garrison.
Schr Mabel F. Staples, Coffin, 7 days from Carde-
mas, with mOlasses to E. G. Knight q Co. Left brig
Raven for Philadelphia, to sail in few days.
Schr Aurora, Arts, day frem Frederick, DEL,
with grain to Christian Il Co.
Schr Mary and Caroline, Fowler, day from Leip-
sic, Del. with grain to JOS e. Palmer.
Schr Vahdaia, Campbell, day from LeipSic, DEL,
with grain to Christian Co.
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The LONDON organ has 70 cOupIerS and %
combination pedals and pistons. Those of the
Boston instrument are not so numerous, but
they are arranged on a peculiar plan, which
enables the performer to effect an extraordinary
variety of combinations with very few knobs.
The tone of the new organ, so far as it has been
tried, is said to be admirable, and the mechani-
cal actionis described as marvel of perfection"
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pice Paris. 66; st. Georges, Doncaster SO; st.
Georges Hall, Liverpool, 100; Boston, "a. In
variety and brilliancy none of these, perhaps, is
superior to the Boston organ Some points of
comparison between that and the new London
instrument are given in the following table.-
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-05-19

Colonel jim Fisk, Jr, is preparing to
make great splurge at Long Branch
this season, and among the rest will dive
six IN hand. Three of the six horses are
white stations, and three are coal
black. The first, or wheel span, will be
composed of nigh black horse, and
a white "of horse She middle span
will be nigh white and u black off and
oac6 cerS@ for the leaders, thus making
the most novel and beautiful team in the
States. The carriage. now being finished,
will be the most imuoSing, it is said, ever
built in this country or in Europe-the
whole equipment with London harness,
to cost thirty five thousand dollars.
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Great Bargains in
Chicago Lots !
The south east quarter of
Grants Addition to CHICAGO |!

Comprising 96 lots, is now for the first time Of
tereo IN the market. These lots are four miles
from the Court House, IL feet above Chicago river
upon perfectly smooth orairie-slopfno Sanity 10
the east, and the neighborhood free from nuissnc
es OF every character. The improvements now be-
Ing made in the vicinity will continually add To
their value, W ~
DOUGLAS PARK,
one OF the new Western Parks, lies within 100 rods
THE BOULEVARD,
$50 feet wide, connecting Central and D,,c,os
arks' passes along the north side of the Add
RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
zoo feet wide, now being constructed ata exnense
lnthe country--outsldeo of Central Park. N. u citv
passes within % rods on the south. AS an
Investments
for ones self family no better opportur itv rvas
ever offered to the public 1t is Absolutely ce tan
tnat these lots must advance in value as the neiSh
oorlng improvements progress and that they win
t; haho FIRST Glass residences in a very short
For the next Sixty Days
or until withdrawn from market tbev will 10 80
Tered at less proportionate rate than Land onv
wnere In the vicinity can be purchased tor by tbe
PRICE-$15O PER LOT
OF p feet front by 1875 feet to an alley or So per
CORNER LOTS 5000.
terms OF sale-fo, a single lot cash two to four
lots one-nalf cash, balance in one year with inter
est. For larger purchases longer time will be Civ
First Customers have the first Selection
Title Perfect.
Only three removes from Government, Full war.
rantee DEEDS VIII be made by Levi Grant. Mans
can be seen at the office of A. G. Cole Kenosbs 20
FOR further particulars enquire of
90 JOSIAH BOND.
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The American officers who have taken
servic under the Viceroy of Egypt are
about twenty in number mostly Con
federates, 1t is understood that General
Stone is to have the chief command
Among the others are Sibley, Loring
Colonel Jefers, and Kennon, ali ex,
Lieutenant in the United States navy.
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The most POpuIar Suv zmiIe Magazine In
America.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-01

A. y. TOwNE, General Superintendent.
/. II. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent
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THE fuTURE.-A Times special from New
York says that sixty-cight Chinese coolies nr.
rived at Belville, \. j.. last week, for the
laundry of Mr.. Harvey. lie engaged about
100 women, but became disgust,d with the
wages he Ind to pay them. and started for
San Francisco. At Omaha he met KOoplnau.
schap, and tried to obtain laborers from him
KOopmanschap said that he had contracts now
on hand to supply Eastern capitalists with
over 200, 900 coolies, and had within six weeks
rejected applications for over 10000.
The first OF an instnllmcnt of 5000 coolies
for Simpson L. Co., railroad contractors of
Maunch Chunk, arrived at Port jarvis to-
night. They number $50, aud ale engaged at
80 per month.
Some great histories are sometimes told in
few words The above dispatch is one OF
them. Two hundred thousand coolies ap-
piled for, and sixty thousand rejected III six
weeksl These to supply Eastern capitalists!
Nine dollars per month to supply white mcr
paid S35, per MONTH Whist glorious future
the Radical party il preparing for no Ameri
can people!
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HUnsoLDr Cousrr Drnocn.r1c Noxu..

HUhDoLDr CoUsTI DEnocaAT1o NoxnA-
TIoSs.-The Convention assembled yesterday
at Winnemucca and made the following nom.
nations for county officers. The ticket is con-
coded to be strong one. and will be elec,ed
by large majority: ..s
District Judge. Geo. G. Berry; Senator.
Robert McBeth: Assembly. Joe. Organ. Thos.
Harris, w. A. Trousdale; Sheriff. John n.
Thacker; Treasurer, Crist. Lark: District At
torney. T. II. Harris; Clerk. Robert +. C.
Rainey: Recorder. 5. j. Bonniield: Admins
traitor, Maj. James Bnckner; Commissioners.
(long ternl. b. Riley, (short terins). T. W.
Grant aud Norris Price; Superintendent of
Public Instruction, Rev. L. Ewing; Assessor.
Chas. Kyle; Surveyor. - Ginacca. County
Central Committee: Geo. G. Berry. Union
vile; ID. Weaver, Unionville; j. L. McLane.
Galena; Richard James, Paradise Valley; ].
d. McGonagle, Winncmucca:. l.. VI. Carter,
Gold Run; S. B. Palmer, Galena.
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USCLAIMED EMPRESS NATTER
AT AucTIoNI

0S SATURDAY. OCTOBER !. 1870 At l O'CLOCK
=. NJ. We will sill at public EucIin the plat.
form our Office In Ike. the following described
unclaimed Express Matter viz:
sack. addressed l. Is. =. received August "a 1876 :
cigar bI. addressed ]. " Bailey reed Mar ~, Is6g
pei addressed 7. L. Bor"asSA. received July D. 1869
pkg address Il u W. Cults. re- eiVrd Nav T. 1909
icl addr, ssed J. ". Felt. received Mar b. ln69.
pkg addressed ~. \ Gray. received Apl ~. Lag.
srunk addressed L. Is. Goodrich. reed May o. 1859.
pei Sd'irr scd A Goodbrot. received My a. 1869.
hI addressed ChAs ''rAut received Jniy i6. lsG9.
lptg addressed II. X ng. received NSrUh T. 1869
pix addressed T.. Levy. received AplT. 1869
Ia and pal addressed y. =. Muprr reed Mar 1862
hT addressed J. u. MasSie. received Aug 70. 1879.
pei addressed J. W Nichols received june a. 1859
ICl addressed B. !. OT4n. received Aug. 10. 1869.
pkg addressed A. Is. Rollins. received sept 20. lS9.
cane addressed 81 Sunderland received May l. 1862.
hIs addrcs ed :. >huliL. received Mar l6. IS69
trunk addressed H. J. trk"r received sept !. 1862
pei addressed Is. lhum's. received Mar II. 1859
pkg addressed Jas Th"mpS"n received Apl ,. lsG9.
pei addressed r.. -. Thompson. received Sept Is 6y
tx addressed 4. T.. Vail received May Is. 1859.
pkg addressed J. a. worf received Apl 81. 1869
HS-IriuIs, each down.
WELLS FARGO & CO
Eno. New. Aug. %. 1870 IAwCw
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Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany of New York !
Has CASH ASSETS amounting TO over
SIO.OOO.OOo,

TINS COMPANY OFFERS ADVANTAGES To THE
lnsurIng public superior toamy, rs having
The Largest Number OF PolI'y Holders
The Largest Amount Of Assets!
And as having paid the LARoEsr rEEc.STAoE OF ANT
CoNPAr.I ~ Tar No LDl
Entire yt' IN All Cnshl
No Deiusive Notes or LonRsi
would take this opportunity Of warning parties
seeking isuranc" to fully investigate The note system
before adopting II, aud not to receive rs truths the
cla trap assertion NJ agents that the diNonds would
cancel the loan or note. hut to demand proOf Of
instance where II has done 49, on Endowment roli.
Cy.
The New York Life. Now England Mutual. aud
"ConncctL ut Mutna all Of which uI,lucStiunahIy
stand among the leading companies 81 the world
trying the note system for quarter OF century have
abandoned It as briug entirely inapplicabie 10 the
present most popular torn uf ~ G Insurance
In giving up the note system. the "Ncw England"
10 It's Tw"nty.siS,h Annual Report, dated January.
1870 gives two reasons for Its action. the main
being AL quote, verbatim from sail report:
That persons are induced 10y the ros .co'orcd
stat Incnt al many solicitors who have thought less
OF the morality ~ the thing han uf the commission to
Ice obtained "n the risk-to insure for double the
amount t can ah9rd To carry anticipating that re-
turns II surplus will H. sufficient cancel their
debichucss IN the shape oi nutes"
IN" experience Of the ScS England has been the
saDIe ~ that Of either cnmpanirs doing business On
th' note plan aud has been compelled {" all 'nduu it,
theory Of twsnty.sN ycars because u could not stand
the rOsctn ed statements of iS own solicitors: and
company with regard l., its future reputation
can AFFORD to shoulder the assertions 81 Hgrnts that
dividends will cqIal the loan, Ruy insurance expert
| knows II TO be false.
The system IL one capable 81 tho worst abuse many
persons nsnring under II suppn-inR the payment de
! manird by the agent tO lie full, an bcing outir' "
ignorant of the fact that they indebted ih
company for loan that was continuslly drawing
| interest
General Agents know or should know the fsllacy oi
The note or loan plan. A. class. sub agents Will
KNUw IT. and am perfectly aware Of the dim uty
experienced 10y Gsncra Agents IN obtaining solicitors
who will be truthful and conscientious In their state
| mcnts.
Al ash ~ the public IL. to know woll what they
| doing. tables 1
their premium, that they will untorsmnd whether
the company hasSny lien Oh the policy In the shape
| u q nOto or loan drawing interest.
| On the CASH system you have a CONTINUALLY hL
puoED rAINrST or an HoREioD AMOUNT or rsuR
AScE. On the NOTE plan you have CONTINUALLY
fScArAsEp rArMESr and = pIoREE,Ep vALpE ~ ~
spHAsoy. WHICH DO YOU PRBFEBi
JOHN sPROsToN, stets Agent.
-. RAiphsrt, Local Agent Eito s,iv
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Muruer d nurch.

Information has boon received IN the city,
tlfourh private letter, Of slnguarl, bold and
b'oodthlrsty occurrence which inok place Va tal.
houn, ny, near Green river, iva Sundays 40
The scene Of the monerous outrage was Gods
trnctu. nv, and the puncip4ls rebel and rigid
UniuLst. The Union man had been hrmly lOyul
Il rough the war and had cXcrtci himself 10 lis
utmost MI through the rebellion ~ prOeuring IN"
aiTcht VI rebels, and hiding TIA RI ht Ia bis best
ability lie was known, feared, and hated ~ man
al great Lcal, urn COZ wet ois, sna strong preju-
diCes
On the day referred 10 he was In the church, when
a mau who was noted for bib rtb, prhGples also
came 10 the church With his brother Tie Abol =
Onist N ahmed tie JOOr la his lace, SAYING 40 reJel
should come In, ana fastened II.
Giving Instructions u hle brother TO stlnd at the
door, pistol IN hand, aud shoot INC Clrndrr o. d
he como tut, the other tore alGIl rom a ne"l boz.
ins icucc, broke opcu q winduw, and cliuibCt into
tho chuYcI He spranp upnu liz en- my. threw ldm
10 the ground before lie could doiund hiInsVit, Ruu
cut his tn oat from ear Ia ear
The e. ncrrgntIon we're p1ruyz wiki horror, an
male no Of nj 10 arrest or dstTm HIM
he uiped Lis kult, reek ng ~Itli the blood Of the
murd rcd man, and missed between lus octl, a." shut
the door IN my fac" Hoain. viii you, & d. your
soui I" and deliberately otrode out (olc,tlN' "a
party Of friends ~ medlatlhy, hr crossed Green
river TO Delaware, and has MT been head OF since
The citizens inmGdiatly AIMED thcms Iv's,
mounted, and started IN hot pursuit. The pr.
pre'ratOr Of the dabolc j, sOll'blVoded murder /,
has not vet becn arrested
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the army whose subsequent conduct has
shown them to be unworthy TO hold com.
missions. These, their comrades have thrust
out by means of courts martial, diminishing
them for dishonesty, drunkenness, and other
kindred offences but the Executive-and
this was particularly noticeable at the close
Of Mr.. JonNsoN's administration-has op-
posed with all its power this regeneration Of
tho army II was hoped that Gen. GRANT,
himself an old army officer, would hold up
the hands of those who were seeking, IL not
to raise the standard of excellence In the ser
vice, at least to bring It back TO what IL had
been in the days before the war. The army
certainly did not expect to see the President
striking blow at good officers by reinstating
bad ones on the eve of a general muster out.
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Sudden Fright-Its Fearful Enects-A Lady
Driven Insane.

4 case Of sudden or violent fright occurred IN
our ncigl horlar town OF Abingdon or honda, last
which should Or W a sad aud mIrcssiye waruhg to
all Wto are partial N INDUCING IN practical Jokes.
l. seems, from Whk Nc can l'ain, that OF that day
q parry OF boys, DISGUISED by hideous mlsSs ana
groicsque garments, called ut tie !, side CO q on
rstn,h., lady, Mrs. GEORGE II. Mar IN that
place. lbey entered nois slossy nj the back door
aud succeeded M frightening az iniaEt almost into
CONVERSIONS. Mrs. NJ. hearing the harrhcl scream
OF her child, immediately hasten to It's assistance
To shold ~ d rrotrot II ttom harm. L. nUrt ing IN
hoe CT I'D she suddenly encountered tnc ma-krd H..
aftorWard found by Lcr fcnls, and Irop,r reno.
dies were ~ once administered but her revival Only
witnessed Tue hoTrJiua lite, mat eno ron lgs 81
ly insane, w TO tbs Whiting We regret T. nay ih,t
no lCcII intervals have been developed and the NO
man once happy wife and pr, I'd mother IL noNa
ravilg maniac, bofeit OF ieaaon aud cow,rag Ia
fright.
f1is fad ncair las caused deep feeling Ia All.
mcdoa, and MI Marshall has the deepest rym lgti y
IcayemenL Tic boys VINO participated Ia thls
masquerade, wAlnh las brought 50 dire loom 9nd
sorrow up"n ,nce happy hOuS ho'd, r,allz' the
tuauon heenly, and are tuucN viii ere sur-
low 1r the rCtutR Of tcIr ckcss tuugt Ia sscs-
THIS s lut another Marnlu-, In az already Ion aud
dcarv cat loguo, against pfacuca joking aud it, n
Cyitable RESULT and We uukt II WI he leu tmbtrUd
for some inc TO come, ~ that Il cIl.ty lGas Al
richt thinking people, II Is 10 BE- hoped, will DIS
courage aay adjustment which has los It. otJvci
tie notification or iIlELt Of the victim upoB NhOm
the latest realization OF this Gnipuc nInHniy.
aud as such shoult spcak silently y't cioGucnuy
against the preparation of Gucn d0ubly wicked
"lun" IN tie future.
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raTs MoRNING's TELEGRiMs.

JUDGE snndcrson, ~ the Supreme Court OF Cali.
fprlin, his resigned.
Gov Med ugar arrived in Chicago yesterday,
ard has gone 70 CanRta.
The Rrct pfions were numorously attended In
Washington, y1te day.
Mtssr~. CLARK, West & Co, OF 400 BTOomc street,
hayeAuspg nded, owln- t3O,OOl.
Al tn Placer rolt, dlggings In British Columbia,
peace has been re- tnred.
Workmcu arc prcparn. Fifth avenue for the neIi
patent pavement that offers good Dickngs.
Mss rurt, school teacher OF PeaDody, Mass,
conlnttod suiclde ly banging. on Tuesday.
August MOrcersttr, a German, han ed himself in
hi room ut sj East Fifteenth street last evening.
Gems, Lurcrnn AMI Csbrai have published pro
states.
rael WIN install officers TIM evening In their rooms ~
DowerY.
John williams Wa sentenced IN Hartford, Conn,
polio, olnccl W.lh iueht q murder.
WIN. Nolhtcn President Of the Columbus 90 io>
cry Come w., tGh E'F 9' ,o.on"tsv n '"" ofY
Louis Naco'oon wa dcsrcus OF rcttinlu BARON
aufsmaun IN TIE Io'iuon OF Pru!sct Of tn - ne bui
lie .Ounch OF Mintlcr decided On he removal
W. Ind MIR, Flgreuce pla.cl the " llCEct Of
last evening. President Grant and Gen sherman hsd
pF ate boxes
down nIwcnS*eNth iLHgt Nv ah un"hoGn luhlp
aOOut 10 o'clock lht niiht The runlan used 4 suR
shOt, AMI Ied his victI"
liamDdcn Park, Tho wcll known race course A.
sDriuGh a. -, IA 10 BE- sold. The agr ca taxa sOclc
y Sl' own, i j. ~ gsot 60 Il'e amount q t|iht5'o
A extensive VEN ol biumuous coal has been dis
covered tw,nN.rilut mit' uloNo CHICO ana seven
m lcs nom die Caliofnii AMI oreton RAILROAD Tue
vcn thirty icot tliCh tt coal 10 I'o nom sulphur,
Louis Aaron, and Henry Codvosel. SSs=Y01a<,a
Grand MASTER NJ CouHIt1iion AID Drt1ct Grand
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families OF the eastern paIt or city