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TIN YEsTIvIrxs ON srArEN ISLAND.
Staten Island took place shortly Alter % ocioes, and
when the Cambria sailed into the bay and lunine up
in the wind, let go her anchor, she was saluted
One o. 0' Of tho '% most boaatifaI V and % se.%anSSe
pictures OF the day the manning OF the rigging
aud yards OF the Cambria by her rcdcapped sailors
Ths Dauntiess arrived about an hour and a half Of
terwarGs, and when she let go her anchor powder
was again gnited.
Daring the evening there was a general inter.
hundred visitors with the weiibred politeness Of
Enghsh gontieman Mr. Ashbury Is a very tall,
conc, over here for fun. and not 70 rnce
$3.50 cup they be accommodated. or no will 90
into sweepstakcs. Capt Samuels board tho
he never sailed across the ocean with such bad luck Il
before and Is stiV OF the opinion that the Daun oss
can Gcat The Cambria in any weather.
Al about II, NJ. there wis very brilliant dlsplay
Of fireworks, and several Of the boYfes on the
Heights, including tho house OF tho Yacht club
brilliantly illuinoated The yael'meD spon, tie
evening in tho merriest way aud kept up the fosti
vilics until midnight
VINO cAsE ~ ruK CAMBRIA.
The Cambria had on board Commodore james
Astbu,y, Royal H35wiek Yaeh, Club (owner) A. B.
Cook, EsQ,, DHcn Kemp, and @. c. Coles navigator
ana Ealing mater S2pt' IS9aetk Of Vysenn~x
set'and Gssls,sli sailing lnssters tssr' Roberts
on the rsce, and only sailed Ior The cup. WV
VINO cANK IN rHs DAUSrLpss.
The Dauntless bad on board Vice Commoior J.
O., Bennett Jr.. lowner), Leonard Jerome Law
r~nce Jerome, and Charles Longeilow, son OF the
poet, TIE ;aSai was n charge &C. o. Capt; s,%uels,
Charles Brown and CaULs. Martin j, Lyons and Al
bert TeYton, with crew OF twenty nien.
Inx sALr oY TIVE WINNER.
The The smortshass been sold to msn,ber q The
Royal hames Y. q. for bUO guineas, deliverable n
tho pur chaser IN December noxt
rwO MEN DROWNED.
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Exit OUR COMMON JNCLE,
The Depa rtnre Of &c Hon. william simpso,
tsr sars:- A Distinguished Excur-ie,
fur.y ON ibe Bar NJ SANDY Hook-Th,
Hon. Deuuia Bu urps's Handv icbes

The Depa rture Of s,,c m nm. WiIii, n. s.,u.o.
q, p..o-- n,s S'"ps"n
Yr p"''ngsiohra Excnr-iep
ray ON the Bar nt Sandy Hook-The
lIop Deuni. Rur IN andx, irb..
NJ wuI,.a, Si,,,.o, a. Iii -
"'' ""'e" o'"Pso"' 10 We" Ano"h as any
other man n New York, sailed for Europe yester.
dov In tha s,o.ro., wtsrons,, tro,, I,,.. AZ ~.
-, y. -', "NM 10. 10 No''"
hNer' IL was arranged 'ha' party OF Mr.. Simp-
The ,uy se,n Low x.. wall .,ockad vi,h ,ha -.
,.-,s me- a. 90. =, s'- ~ Wv" '"o 0om
.or's oi NE Az $40 Mr. Simpson stepped up to the
~I,hsrI Won for TX eyid.nce n, .s,o.u r,,,,
expect IL. Sha bring oack me Same beart pu no.
awsy' ' WITT
Mr. s,moso,.s .nnocb ,x.s ,aesixas ,v,,, o.,,.
,on. o",.rs. 80 y. ,,.'naa,.,s,, 80 "'a 'oene'
Ious appiauSe' ana no immed'h'eS went aboard the
.,ra,m Amono ,ho.e mos, no,i..,h,o % az. c..
.o"s 80. 80 y" '"o oe'h
dy. Of tho Committee OF Arrangements The hand.
some ,id,.wbisk.rs of MIR Field. and m. u.n...,
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remarked that the yacht carried . blue 1se. which
was signal for fresh teegraping. % II was gener
ally understood that the Dauntlcss was 70 carry q
racing nag OF that color At about O'Clock Farrell
turned and with confident air ssd,
"ruAr Is rnr xseLIsunAS."
She carries the union jack at her peak, and the
American ensign at the lore" II bomb shell had
exploded In the midst OF the crowd thst thronged
as nearly all present had staked their savings on
tl,o American representative Once more the
defeat the DsSsicss % ssd rss s' rses, neS a s,,sss s
over the country. As the Cambris nesrcd the
Lightshp her colors became more distinct, bat
be the Algeria, which was due from Bermuda.
Precisely at BIB the signEi was hoisted on the
Ligh,ship, proclsiming the
GAMBIA run VICTOR,
and she imm edis,ely bore away for the Hook. The
among yachtmen. aud neet Of our fast skimmcrs
Of the sen were soon on their way 70 welcome their
trscted considerable attention By her rather pecu.
liar rig, being somewhat short and very deep In
the water She carried On immense working jib
sSs Hook rs at tsssf $ '' bens 0. s%sy pSusd toward
Staten Island, accompanied By the Tidal Wave.
s saS sd The 3
small craft dotted It's waters, aud much attention
paid to the sailing qualities OF the Enershmsn.
the best Of the run down with The TIDAL Wave ana
tie Eadelaino, but the Rambler sailed remarkably
well with tho wind on her quarter, und was signify
ahead. This feet OF yachts had hardly r6sched
staten Island when the watchful Farrell announced
ANOTHER rAcHr IN rHs ovyIsa
from the east Amer careful inspection, she turned
out to be the Dauntless though for some time many
mistook her for tho Sappbo. Tue Dauntlcss p-ssed
the lighship at 4:Y5 and great must have been the
disappointment OF her gallant owner and able cap
tain at the response to their hail. IA the Cambria
In 7"
"ruE CAMBRIA AN HOUR AHEAD"
There was another rush for blank form. and nvo
minutes aiterward the reporters had departed, all
hurfying of to seek CONVEX ance to staten Island.
Some got on board the Jesse Hoyt, and others went
down in emal boats The thanks OF tho.SUr report
er arc due to Mr. Dickerson, OF tine yacht Fleur de
Lys tor the pleasant sail he enjoyed in his fast little
yacht down 70 the Club House. Several yachts came
out TO meet the Dsuntless including the Sylvio and
the Tarolinta DIR. Carnochah had
TuE QUARANTINE BoAr
filed with o pleasure party. and banged away 9
little Government powder as the Dnuntlesa how past
them under crowd OF canvas, and passed Sandy
Hook at $50 p. NJ. just
SEVENTY MINUTES
behind the Cambria. Several other yachts came out
OF this anchorage to give her a welcome, and 8
genue cannonade OF blank cartridge ensucd, which
was revived, when rounding up before the Club
House she 10, 20 her anchor 4 little astern OF her
competitor.
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PbhSoNAL INTEILIGEYCE.

Bishop Cleveiand-CoIe, OF Western New York, d
now IN London.
The Hon. Carl q. Adae, German Consul, aaa
banker OF cine matt, Is In the city,
Manager Urau. who arrived here by the Willie de
Paris on Tuesday rusticatng al nj, country seat In
Bath, l.. l.
Judge Westcrkemp, the Rev Dr. Mcleod, l.. o.
TIFFANY Gens sheridan aud torsyhc, sailed for Europe
Yesterday,
John A, Griswold, ESQ, Gen. Smalley, and the
Raw, H. O'DonEel were among the passengers yestor-
day from Liverpool.
Mr.. J. W. Simon ton, General Agent OF tho Asso-
ciatrd Press, and wife, were anon! the Passengers
& ON BrUst In The Nille de farE,
Mr Thomas Barbour, the great linen thread man
ufartureT OF Paterson, sails 10 day In tho steamship
Culabris tor two months soJouTn Ia Europe
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FLASHES FRom THE OCEAN CABLES.

Con. vslmsseds is expected at Santiago de Cuba.
-Four Fresch vessels OF war have arrived on rien-
tsin. Pekin.
Tho Liverpool cotton market closed with up,ands
al aSsAd.. and Orleans 81 sk0sSd.
In explosion In q collisry at Llanssmiet. In
wales, on Tuesday nineteen persons were Killed and
niang injured.
sehong lio has been appointed Chinese Ambasss-
dor Paris to offer ssusfaction the ouragos
French citizens In Pekn.
Consols closed at ss4 for money and the account
Fivetwenes Of 1861 i 1s6s s9j is61 81. TcnfortieA
70. Eries. IS Illinois Central. i09.
Adam Badeeu. Esq, late Secretary OF tho Ameri-
can Legaticn has received from the British foreign
Omco his sxe1uatur as CCnsul-Generbi Of the Untod
STATES at London.
Tie Gocdwood stakes Chandicapl. % sovereigns
each subscription, with 100 sovcfciyus added, was
King OF Kent, out OF melody by PepPormiat.
Every town and settlemeLt In Cuba hiiheyto gov
Ss 9gs 4sa GSa TasS % NJ ~ N ti; MS Sc = lss Ss;
anaars Ire nr.t duty OF these otlelals win Re the
preparation OF electoral lists 10 bc used In IRE elec"n
OF Deputies 70 the Spanish Cortes. g
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sPaRKs FROM THE TELEGRAPn.

Virginia City has had an earthquake
The Atlantic cable has been repaired.
The q. A II, met In Buffalo yesterday,
The Grand Jury have indicted Gen. o'Seili.
The Chinese Convention Is IN session In saA
FfaucBoo.
Canada is having terrific thunder storms Tbs
- are badly damaged
the murderer OF Col. Buel, vas fred %
malohe, N Tuesday. Hc is not expected 10 live.
y irregularities L tely brought u
among lhe groe~ 'rds. one meLlOer Of COngrsss
nom IeuncrscC. and ono
1,Lo u.o.-,' a. ., coated Sr Henry
- iuv neoisia oehse yesterday - 20 refused 70
vice Nc, ntcheon, deceased. The noN I,oyernort
seat Two hcpreSenIAtyes elected under tho.
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NEW JERSEY.

Ghe noted dog OF No. Ensine Company OF Patsr-
sou, wei known as "oid POcIieUse." dicd ou Tuesday
nisht.
Christian Fuller. while chopping wood at his
house. corner OF Sonth sixth street and Newark ~
hand nearly OF at the wrist.
While drove OF cattle from New Y~rs TO Bloom.
1eld. was passing through NeEstk, a large fat or
After lying In TIC t.n until evening tho animal
was takehto oran-ei "here u was dressed ana served
TO Gus tom.-v. 4.
MI. pahocb, the Superintendent OF tho Morris and
Eax itsilroad and Mr. horford the train desgatcher
at H0bOken will institte prOceedings against Corones
Burns oil jersey City arrested them Tor refosing u
testify In tho OF kegan. who killed BY uais
NJ the bergen tunnel.
In Jersey City, on Tuesday night, two cousins,
Denis Tuohy OF Colgate street and John Wsllaoe OF
South street. tinsmitas workers. relatives
aud bosom trcnds drank each others healti and part
cd at about 10 o'clock a night each going home Bon
sat down 70 await supOer, aud while thus waiting
both tel Oh their chairs anu expired without word.
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The President and an. R,c.s

Lore Branch, July 2.-Presidcnt Grant re-.
NAMED in his cottage during tho day, ana had but
few y,Fitors. During the evening the President
and his family oroye out. The President will rs
main here about ten days, aud then 60 TO St Louis
ON private business,
The races on Saturday are, hrst, a hurdle race for
Az ages purse u 200, Two miles, over eight hurdles
Tho serond race Is for the Continental Hotel stakes
purse ~, 900 for tGree years old, miIe heats. Tho
third race u for the Monmouth Stakes for all ages
purse 81 800 two and Lali miles,
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A aenuino Old Time Cho,, s,or,.

Mr. benjamin Folsom, from Boston, hired 80
Coles street, in Jersey CITY and las since occupied
n. lie sgyh tlgt curing tl,e entire period q hB
tenancy ltS family Fave been subject to disturbance
by loud noises, sounds OF nns furniture, smash
ing crvckery, and tho like. Tor which bo can
assign no Cause. Doors havo been suddenly opened
into rooms w1cte these noises were heard and they
and cries, and den Oniac laughter have echoed
through the house, and >nee candle 10 The lanes OF
him aud no air was stirring Ma FOLSOM IL aaid 10
bo truthful man, JerscY C'tJ has nrS' class
haunted house.
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LOSSES BP FIRE.

Ihe total loss In the great Philadelphia nro \
tS0.oO the Insurance 10 g1OOOOO
Threo stores, tw0 shops, and barn were burned
10 Richmond, Vermont, yesterday, Loss. $1,000.
The Battle Island flour mill, mar Fulton N v
wa, 6nraed on Tuesday night Loss, tS 600 Insurance
and nYe dwellings, were burned yesterday LosS
tSo.OOOi Insurance, tjO,OOO
AnstOn Brothers buckle factory Quay Atre.k
Greenpolnt, was damaged last nvht 10 tie extent al
tJ.OO9 rhs building n owned by Pisu lDgersolIi In
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WkSTOHESrEK COrNrH.

The Irish Benevolent fOCiety OF New Roeheils
Monday, '' ''-'
The match at FordhAm OF Mr.. Bea Walaco's
mare against time which to have been trotted res
terday. as been declared on.
Dir. John shontag, a wealthy baker Of Asia
street new Eochclic was found dean yrst rdV tho
uack near the Ncw Rochelle Fnon. II IL surposed
lhat he atQmped 90 Jnmp frpm th' Sew Haven eIprca
from New fk, which tram dOeh not stop New 10.
chcllo. llis head and body Wer1 trghtiuliy gdo1
tic was an tnhdeaiiai and higLiY respected citizen,
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The Nor,h Carolina Ipioui,ic,.

PaLElaH, n. G.. July T.-A motion was made
before ChiefJustice Pearson, this afternoon 10 at
tIeh Gov. Holden for refusing to obey tho order OF
tie Chief Justice In regard to the surrender Of the
citizens OF Alamahce, now helu in custody by his
order Tho Chief Justice will decide Tomorrow
Three companies OF U. g. soldiers arrived last night
and moro are expected tonight. No resistance 20
law has been made IN an part OF the State,
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WARRINGTON NOTES.

No permanent arrangements have A. yet been
mace Tor the ranspoi taton OF our foreign malls
Judge Richardson arrived last evening and . III
Treasury.
Secretary Boutwell, has appointed committee TO
desuov the bonds purchased Tor the special and sink
Ing iundI. Tho bonds accumulated amount TO
tI5,00C,0o0.
The court martial recently in session al Louisville
for the trial OF Col James Iotten Assistant nRpeotot.
General U. 8 a. ionId blm gudtY Ihe sOnte1ce was
ghAt he w dpm ssed w.
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A B-arth Ward Gis Murder.

ShAs' Weus, sailor, MADE tour ofthe four'h
EsS T ~ Il 'Ye GS v ,sasI Ss y w2gss SsS
Roosevelt streets At Norton's, Dover and Water
streets and at Owen hsleJs in James
str street M the las. p'AcC ho met two OF
drew Jones. Wells was By tins time so drunk
that liquor was denied him. and he was served with
u glass OF r,Ik. 4 minute two after no had
swallowed Il he fell To the ground and rolled and
foamed in agony. Last evening he was taken to the
Centre street Hoepial. seemingly poisoned. lie was
alive late last night but with slight hop0s of recoy-
cry. He says that the woman put something 10 his
drinks. she has disappeared,
The sun., 1870-07-28

LONDON, July 27.-The Government intends to
make no further statment about the war. except
through Earl Granville. Mr.. Gladstone will say
nothing unless questioned but 1. is believed that the
Opposition mean 70 bring debate on Friday in
the House OF Commons.
The special correspondent Of the 7S,ns writes
from Berlin. suaday: The Prussiaa headquarters is
etll at Bcriio. Prince Frederick Charles is at pres
cut commanding the Army OF the Rhine.
1t Ii considered certain In Berlin that Napoleon.
counting on tho disloyaiy Of South Germany. had
planned a sudden movement across the Rhine be-
ore Prussia would concentrate usiderable force,
and Is bitterly disappointed BY the upanimity OF oil
Germany and. not daring 10 risk movement north
ward with the South Gsrman army on his flank,
Napoleon has certainly delayed and perhaps alter
ed his original plan Of the campaign It Is believed
that no advance can now be made at any point with
out risking general engagement. Prussin, though
not ready to attack. Ia ready everywhere for de.
Uuce.
The prolonged stay here OF the ofnccrs OF the gen
eral headquarters, including King William and Gen.
Moilke, shows confidence that the Prussian lines
cannot anywhere be suddenly forced. Danish neu.
trslity is reckoncd as imprcgnnbe.
Austria is now siding moro with Pru-sis than
with France. The French are purchasing arms at
Liege, pretending they are Tor American orders.
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Baron Gcroit's Reply TO the Hon. Hnmiito on
Rtsh's Letter,

wAsuNerox, July g7.-The following eommu.
nica,on has been reeriyed a, the state Dcpar,hsnt;
LOCATION TIE NORTH GERMAN UNION,
WAsniSGTos, July a.. 1910.
The undersigned. Envoy aud Minister Pienpoten-
& ., ss NSsh 81 yaon inc & ss' 81 ne ,sS sonGL to
Hamilton Pish Of the shh instant. and to
eIeryss at the same time hi. particular
sstishction with the contents OF said note In
which 60 gratifying mention Is maze Of
the harmony which has siisted since l7s4 between
constant policy aad PRINCIPLES In favor OF the ffce-
dom OF private property on tho high seas In time
cate this note to bis aoyernment and he ishe.
the hope thst the Government OF the United States
on the presen, occasion OF destructive war nov
nterests Of both tho United sts,es aud 0ermany
so seriously endangered. viii use their high
ternAtional law the universal aeknowledremen Of
the liberal policy OF tho United States in regard to
co tss high ''is sAoS GTsop
The War Feeling In tho Citv.
The steamer Wisconsin took out yesterday num-
struggle. AmonRs, them is T. sciTah, member OF
the PhGnIx Choral Society, who was seen Oh by his
society sad many OF his friends, who exhorted hun
to conduct himself Nc belts Germsn-Amertcan.
mn SIXTEENTH WARD GERMANS.
At meeting Of the German citixsas in tho SIX.
teenth Ward Patriotic Aid Society was formed 10
cooperate With the others In raising money for the
widows, orphans, aud wounded ot the war Oreers
were elected as follows: A. IL Rosenheim and K
Dicks, Presidents A. Cohp and A. Sehleeher, Sec
| retarios; A scheidlor, Treasurer; and II. Gercke
and J. SeR Delegates TO the General Committee.
PRuSaAS FEELING IN roRxvILIs.
Tho Germans OF Yorkyille last oieht formed q
Patriotic Ala Society to cooperate with the Ceu.
trail Aid Society.
GERMAN COMPANY ronuiSa.
Ata meeting OF the Thirteenth Ward Germans q
list was opened, which received numerous signs.
lures, the purpose being to form q company that
will 20 over and hght for the tatherand when the
The sun., 1870-07-28

Defeat Of the Red Stockings.
The Athletics beat the Red Stockings yesterday
in C1eipnat by SCORE OF II tot The former
whre skunked I've times hand running.
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THE WAR IN EUROPE,
Another Skirmish over the
French Frontier.
Thirty Prussians Killed and Eighty
Captured.
Eight Hundred Thousand French
Troops Massing on the Rhine.
EUGENE PROCLAIMED REGENT.
french Violation Of the Territory Oh
Luxembourg.
EUGENE PROCLAIMED REGENT.

The Jollo,ring are the latest dispatches re-
st,vcd in THE sun Office dopn 10 3 o'clock tbs
morning. Later dispatches If any, ~ia be
prnted IN a postscript.
The sun., 1870-07-28

Tho German observation-disclosures Prints the
Secret Trcaty-The War GO be Carried
into France.
BERLIs, July T.-Tho Berlin Correspondence
asserts that Prussia. from the magnitude OF her Do
fence and the enthusiasm Of her people, b prepared
70 carry the war into France.
rms ssoRsr rRsArr ruBLIsHsD.
The CovvespOwdsnes OF to-day prints the tent OF
tho treat, Of the French Emperor offered the Count
Bismarck. In Its comments the Correspondence
says that The Emperor waived ell opposition
to German unincation, provided PrussiA would
abet tho Fronoh acquisition OF Laxsm-
burg and the reduction OF Beisium
Tho minutes OF the ssoroa treaty In Benedetti's
autograph arc preserved In the War Once Ia Berlin
Before tho war OF 1865 between Prussia and Austria
Napoieos had offered TO aid Prussia with 100000
men. with vhinh 70 attack Austria 40 an Sauiyscut
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EepOrts OF all tho Sales of fctroleu Il m
la New York u ssterday.

Petroleum market crude ia hulk selling,
better prices, more inquiry,we quote at AZ.
@f5; sales 500 bbls ut inside prices. E--
fined STANFORD white market less inquiry,
22OO bbs sod 81; 5OCo bbIs sold in Balti.
more al private prices. Philadelphia de.
livery rather more active on speculation,
5000 bbls reported sold on sport at 267s
and 1000 bbs fiom April to July at private
prices.
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1ISE tit. VA ,tIlLJ :.

OFFICE OF
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAIIy REcORp
PETROLEUM CENTRE March rs
The market is Il little of to-day and is
quiet as is the case on Saturdays. We
quote a, 81, 25@$43o.
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DRUGS! DRUGS
rura nrrsa Al Christie,s

rlrs nrrss At Christie's.
Pure Drngs at Chri,t e's.
-ure Dru.s ut Chrisies
Pure lGugs N Chnste's
Pure Drugs At Chri-tie's.
Prescriptions Compounded at Christie'll
Prescriptions Com pnu pdei al Chisiis's
prescriptions Compounded at G 'riste's
rrescrll'tiOns Com pounded at Chrisiies.
Prescriptions Compounded at Christis's.
teicnee at Chris,is1
Medicines at Christies.
Medicines ct Chriatie's
Neicnts u Chrstie's.
Medicines at Chrstie's
Prescriptions Compounded at Christie's
Prescriptions Compounded ut Christis's
rrescriptlo sComPOunded at Christies
Prescriptions Compounded at Chrisis's
Tall. ...,. Prescriptions Compounded at Caristie'.
Toilet Articles at Chrsiic's
aset Articles st th-i.tic's
Toilet Articles at Christie's
Tsllet Artic "a at Christie's
Prescriptions Compounded at Christie'e
prescriptions Compounded at Christie's
prescriptions Compounded at Christie's
Ire crlptOns Compounded at C'iristies
,tfs Liquors at Christies
slfe Liquors at Chri.tie's
nnre Liquors OF Christic's
rufs Liquors at Chrisiie's
fois Liquors at Christie's
prescriptons Compounded ct Christie.
PRESCRIPTIONS Compounded at Christic's
PRESCRIPTIONS Compounded at ChriStie's
prescriptions compounded at Christie's
nufs Wines at Chrtstiss
rule Wines at Christie's
sare Wines at Christie's
ppste Wines at Chrlsties
1afs Wines at Chrislie's
prescripions Compounded at Christie's
prescriptions Compounded at Cnri-tie's q
prescriptions Compounded ut Chri,tic's :
INSCRIPTIONS Compounded at Christe's =
ois 1t Christie's A' 0'Ap'snses u christie
N,s Ms N Christies
Ky Wn u Christies
Ols st Chrlstie's
Nsat Chrisiie's
Prescriptions Compounded At Cbristie,s
INSCRIPTIONS Compounded at Christi, g
descriptions Compounded at Christi,'s
rrescrip Ions Com mpounded at Christic's
Paint, n descriptions Compounded at Christics
rss,hs at Christie's
epaints at Chrise's
ps;aas ps;ias at Christie's
'sAh st Chri,te's
escrip'ions Compounded at Chris,ie's
prip.iohs prasonp Compounded at Christics
,poscriptions Compounded at Chris'ic-
Prescriptions Compounded al Chrjstje's
psten, w. PRESCRIPTIONS Compounded A. Christies
Ps,s,nst ne eiicines at Chrisiie's - N's'''
pstsnt 4 dicines at Chrisiie's
pstsnnt. Me cines at Christi,'s
Pstsnt. M Medi ines at Christis's
NO. l3 Washington Street
No 13 Washington Street
NO. l3 Washington Stree
no 10 Washington Street
Petrol un Ccrt. N NO. 10 Washingto on sire,
PtrO,. Poi am Csnie Pa
ps,ro, po um l'sntre, "a.
''cum Centre Ia
y. CHRuSTJE.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

y he copartnership heretofore existing under the
firm name efS. $. Griswold Co, Is from,
this 1th day OF January 1870 dissolved by n utnsj
oonspt. All parties Indebted or ha wing ,iny cIaims
Oh said hrn are requested to ca for setterna, I.
IS GRISWCLD.
Q ". NOTION
.6sA
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Dissolution Notice.

rTNhe firm of iearles & Cornwell coal dealers, at
/ this place, is this day dissol ed by mutual
. nsent Mr. Searlcs retiring from ihe brs'i,oss
rhe husinoss will hereafer b"conductcd at the old
stand. by Me'srs Codngton & Cornwell, who will
ettle the accounts Of the late firm.
j. q. SEARIES.
'st Centre, March / 1910. &c. CORNWELL.
yu040V.
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lee, !. S%Nhs large stock Of boots and
"'Asred At cost for the next 60 dsys
Dee So
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-03-23
: CHURCH DIRECTORY.


r. Religious services are regularly held il
the following churches in'this place ever
Sabbath morning: and evening ~ at,
Methodist Episcopal Church, corner o
.4th and Church streets. Rev, T.. K Dis
sett, Pastor. Prayer meeting every Thurs
| Presbyterian Church, corner of Sd. and
Church Streets Rev. John Robinson, Pas
tor.i , Prayer mesting1 esefy "Wednesday
evening. .-..tf ci..,s .,, s..!!,.. --u.
Lutheran Church, between Church and
Orange streets. Rev. ]. w, ,Swick Pastor.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening:
e. Second Christian; Church, South Ashland
Chapel. Rev. S. E. Pearre, PASTOR Pray
er meeting every "Wednesday. evening. -if.
United Brethren Church, South Ashland
Chapel. Service every other Sabbath, at 3
s'clock, p. M Reva. Mcintire and Newill,
Pastors, g.- SH-s-. -a-t e. f:iE i''-a
German Reform Church, Sandusky st.
Services regularly every End and 4th Sum
day of each month. Rey. Daniel Zimmer-
man, Pastor, German Sunday School eve
~ Sunday morning. ~
= Cathoifc Church. Cottage street" Rev:
Father ]. Kuhn. Pastor. Services every
3D. Sunday in each month, at half past nine
o'clock. A. N. -.-...,. ...,.....-, ... ---s--t
Church of Christ, on Orange street, John
F.. Rowe, regular preacher. Prayer meet
ing every Wednesday evening.
German Lutheran Church. West end OF
Main Street. Minister, Charles Schmidt
Services, every Sabbath at 10 A. NJ ..s,.