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NinI Gsintt.
OwN Your HOME
WEST FLUSHING,

Go to ,he once near the depot st wers Flushing
(open all day. Sundays included)
1t costs only nfeen cents zach way for railroad iaro
and to commucrs less than o. weekly including fer
riaEc, u per week.
Nearly 1000 Lots have been sold already since this
beautiful village nrst opened TO the public. II
now contains over 100 dwellings. and is already live
settlement, far excclling all others In ts natural ad
yantagcs. as we'll As its nne Improvements.
Heed this advice and 60 ut once to WEST FLUSH.
INC. The price Is only
500 FER LOT,
Payable 80 monthly and no Interest to pay. No Auc
tloneers fees no other expenses Deeds given At once
II full payment is made time Of purchase. and an
allowance Of per cent. for cash.
AMER the nrs payment OF $40 the purchn'er can occu
py and build upon the lot II he desires and then pay on
monthly. Women can purchase lots 10 their own names
All who would be independent of landlords or seek "a
invest their money safely and prontably arc invited to
70 and examine this offer at once Maps free at tho
ofice at West Flushing and also NJ the underigned
BENZ. W. HITCHCOCK. (Publisher),
"a Bcekman It,, New York.
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Stoal y oiit,I

SppRsEMnEE C0unT6Gy nl1,a sna G2uJpy Of SsS
Judgment Of the suprens Court OF tie state OF NcT
he sub.efS The RercS na@sd IN said
WI eH9ose 60 sale a. puel sne,on, o1 tue tth CAV of
By oS. S9 MSeiTy Msus "a S s Of he Ss~ tox 1Sr
soy !" sf w'G ss aSuSa S s snG fsS %
S Ss To vi ia Se1n = s PS OF M CSS %S
ded and Thirlyslxth strceI WITH lie wetery riJe of
il fitl a,en1e ,nEnnS henGc n1r'eer aoas ,he west,
nehe, ihsEfs We, ry AMI para ei " th o1e Hundred
thence sontleik and paIalc wtn Fih avenue tven.
oHr es and eeTsn nG9es t. me no thery sde Of
sixth street handTed In fcet 10 d place Of
.Ss!s y The S,nns Sse & waTi Of G Mes r%fk
beg Bsg 9Hns P9int on , InS "s,er e. 10 o. fh ave,
OF rns sVcnaS aad On" aaaPd ard
street ri nlns tse' ana eleven 3cns' thence Iunnlng
hundred and twcntyGye let thence westerly and
Eandsd aud ten sct thence soaGfV and s'SS SaraS IS
WA wh ah areage one hun red ana ,wenty9ye feet
IhTtysl street one hundred aud ten feet TO the
Dated New York, July 3 1870 -
c.M BnIoos Piantii's Ktorney. "'' w. "''o'eo'
SUPREME COURT-CiH aud county OF New
Moore f,sbs Moo9e 1ssT s Ran,ad aGGsa, John
-lnpnr.uance OF Judgment OF The supreme Conft
a OF tns state & Of New YorS made 10 the aboyeentr'd
Judgment. will expose TO sale at pubic Suton on he
Sth day Of July no, At Y oclocs noon, the FL.
York, by Roberts McUuire, Auctone r.. iha 10 low
Ing described real estate 10 wit; All those two certain
s lG; gNsTsol' NSs HoP q lana lying IN ne @ Mad q me
map OF lands entitled Map OF lands OF .h1stt1n
,oaes Esq" nled IL te oliSe o. ss,l ey and eounly
iyelyl and together hourdcd and descrbed a. fol.
lows Begnlng al the norIhw"stery corner of Second
avenue AID foryssyellh sire I IA shd guy thence
seventh street one hunircd cct thence norhcry and
parallel WIN second avenue s,S,yiwn feet st inche.
westerly sdc OF Second avenue, dsanl mt ihree tert
two and onel All inches norherly nom the northwest
cry corner of Second Aytnne and FoyseVelth strrrt
thence suuuerly my three teet two and onehAf inches
To the point or place Of beginning.
JAMES ii. COLEMAN, Referee
ELIAS j. BEACH, Plaintiffs Attorney.
SUPREME COURT-New Yorg-AbrAhau Hoo.
- ley Jf, against George stevenson and others In
made IN the above entitled action, Alfred r. Ackert
The Referee named IN said Judgment order. vii sell
tionecrs, at the Exchange Salesro0m No iii Broat
way IN the city Of New YORK, the 25th day OF Juy
lS!G ~ y o'clock noon all the lands aad promises dc
the con- lying. and being IN the xtscnth Ward
Of the city Of Ne. York bounded And dgscihcI ~ f,,
lows VIZ, beginning at ront the northaly sldA or
west Twenty street distant -four hundred and thir
@ iesI ana .195 inches westerly from nc northwest
snd running thence northeTly and parallel with sad
Nin.h Hyenpe eighty,three feet thence westerly and
street nneteen feet and three inches thence sonthey
and parallel with said Nnth avenue eghtythree ieet
SeSec s ssserJ nU9sy ,as Of 'Sd Iwf9y ns :!Tse and
point or place OF beginning,
ALFRED T, AcKERr, Referee.
mn uo- .,..,.r flne street New York.
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JAMES II, COLEMAN, Neferee
ELIAS J. BEACH, Plaintiffs Attorney.
RH. bovs., r,.iu,,rr, AtsoTrnSes,s AtsTSs street. Nc

MPuHsUANGE Of M order OF the Surrogate ot
the County OF New York, notice is hereby given tu
~ az persons % hsyins claims sssnst Henry Lyon late
with vouchers thereof 20 the subscribers nj the once
o. Luther Lawrence, Esq., ie Nassau St. in the city
D.tei Sew York. the twenty second day OF January.
L6ffHa .. hAWakscE. Aa-in.srssOs.
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SullOluq 'tla.yu1,5.

nLD BRICKS For SIlc t.,n' :.'"" ~
~ Chrap, Apply AZ once ~ GEOitur \ 10 .''tt '''
No. ~ BsAkman al
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Professional 6aroL


nH. OLIN,A regular graduate OF medicine, con
~ unues to treat with success nervous debility
ana All diseases OF either sex, Age. with expe
rienoe can be relied upon. II desiring perfect
ana sir charges call hls opinion coss nothing Pa
for Scaled Psmphlet describing tho dheases OF his
specially. once .and parlon embrace every e1hye,
st., Nov York.
he: LkMIs, Bleach a.. New York, cures 81 dn-
- cAso without exposure trouble OF change OF dies.
Let hose who despair Of getting cured ese where or
have been pronounced inourabe, consult the Doctor
eurcs which he makes Consult him and sAtsfy your
ssf FORTY yoan' successful practice.
~ fortunate At ~ ChAthAn st.-SpeedV aud onectual
remedies fe< ~ alsssssA either ssx care EuAxaAssed
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Ssri br KdR postage prspdid 10 any part Of As Unfed
States. on receipt OF ne prtcs
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Sitamboais anO NlIroaO..
ERIE LEAyE 4; va PEr Eg

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NItii y MhAiSlFIGEST TLhEFFjSG GoAtIiEs, fGS
stEfPiSG, c6%chas Vii 4 CoNiftS%f iThAs
\ pF THA5I Sp lSMCHr No. FadN 3GEk Ekt 10
BgftALo, AND fHE L, n; .TiAIS FROM NEW
ttiSNhA1t Al iaIGhA'S;r ihiitS Et2GATEss DAILY IL
,oiS tGr r:rt Jsrv1,; and MeE ;p1A.M and Ea9PM
P,Ml aod Sundays only, $50 i u zli i, sl5P Nj
,F.r GreycOurt and Way. $50 A N. ed t., SIS
C EP! !. Ngss9rFS and %, wayasAN $50 ana tDPM
S@'ip iStS, "1S Tes 1.a iS sna Il H. c, ST. 'P1
lol5 and il:i' Nj ,l;l5 s;i5 tl5 81 cli NJ From
sls ns%SGrs s0G s;s 4: Pi9o' at SS io'A Nj HN' 'n"
tST STd d%,fI.sn,";f ,Ig aq9 M AK Ken el' =, p,gR
frS@s Gna|Oe,' 't, Depot "a Nil ii'ais. +, ISIS.
fiT%?n' s ts "a :ga way T' ,r9 9's3
sA. Nj tasJ GiS' ) ami is.jr p, &, s4u,ii,, oiiy
s sa1 %a for ), ,as 5
lei' q the COMPANY oiiy:, !l = snd - ir}siS.,.
ss & Fulton st blooS w u n,ts loot Of Cnamhcr,st
Long Do,k pepot Jersey ClIyi an Of the Agents at
w. p.'-''p WI n,EG. General Passenger Ag,nt
L, hp ID BucKsR GENERAL s'garn oaden'.
daily. For facEensacs o,v, tFor Piermoat only.
| ,ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
On and after Mo1dly, MY iO, .Sj, trains wi leave
SA NJ, Grccnport ano sag rIarbor mail tram
10 A. NJ Norihpon wa traa, stopping -, al, i,tcrne
in. Hemt stead way tr,p.
ISF SSftRbor ScrtRbbort sxnTe a Sa; 'Foor express
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THE FIRST MORTGAGE Boxpa

NRw HAVEN. MrDDLETowN AND wILLfaANTIc
RAILROAD COMPANY,
Secured by lien on ALL TIB PROPERTY OF TIM
ROAD present safe. convenient, attractive and pro-
ntsbls investment They bear SEVEN PER CENT.
INTEREST. payable halfyesriy-May and November.
In New York-FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX and
FROM sTATR AND LOCAL TAXES IN CONNECT.
CUT, are Issued In denominations OF $50 and t0O
and can. at tho option OF the holder bs Registered,
with or without coupon attached
This de.ervsdiy popular security nosse'ses advM
tascs which will always make II aFAvoRIrE INVEST
MENT. and one which must be constantly In deinani
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VI GLENDALE.
FHLE EXCURSION,
via South side Railroad. from foot OF South sth st.,
Wilamsburgh, -
WEDNEsDAY. July IL ALSO
SATURDAY, JULY l6,
AT l0l5 A. ".
Lots nom si2o and upward tlo per month. no other
expense; " LOIS already sold new buildings going up
avenues sll rrsdel adjoining Brooklyn city iine' %
In order TO close ont the remaining few desirable iots
in Glendale great bargains will be offered II APPLIED
for Immediately.
Don't fall 10 apply(pr free tickets. maps &C.. at the
ofice OF the Glendale Lot Association, II Cedar tt.,
q. or At the Railroad Depot on the morning OF
the eAcurslon. JOIIN @. SCHOOLkY. Jr.. PresIdent.
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snsttutll0H

DEhNINGTOS SEMINARY.
Il =, j A il,i-"ldss sch ~ !Ht ul1
and progress OF SUDDEN, uirAntrel .
mon Englls1 per year, $40 E'I, t'ru D.
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'Daily. .For iackensacl ollV, tFor Piermonl
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
ShIaplna.
4 NcnoR LiNErA.,AGEricNar>,

A NCHOR LINE PAS9AGE rIthhTN'
70 and from any Hallway station Great EfG Ire
and, Norway, sweden, DenmIra, G'rmllv Hh va.
hegimm aud u" United states. by SirMc' ''''h!
AT 10 VEST CURRENCY RA,ES.
iiENbgRsoS GRrrnFGs.
iBoWI.n- ur'en.
F33Ra hINEnro2L ly22 q}.g,gssn,'oT2@, g,i.;.',aS g,i.;.
WISrEEN STE ~ tONIN[i viii a snatch .' O.. "
'n' roF nT''a' s l.. "a! c,Gr% Ep&Ess, a 2M','A M
wISCoSsIS' capt Williams. 'ruy 81 AZ f. II
W!HN2miAFhrH WHNmiAFhrHSS' sra ,at ttarr@'!2ijy r"'.9i ja, i'q' a
MlNNESolA. can't WMRofay ..AVf 4, n r. N
IDAHO Capt. lilcc. ..,..,....,.... AU' L. At no
CABIN passage, So gold stcrrasc paAsA.' iOHire "a
broadway ! y cur ncy.
For freight OF ta3i9 P,sar' anp,ytn,>, s,.u,.,,
Iy0R LIVERPOOL AND QTEE> STONN.
i lhnah ilnt ul i'oya, Ma. ot'Au''s are a. .sJ,.. (
my ol R.upLlyr SATURDAY. Jrlt .,2PM
Siittyy 9l nS,@G.g s,.., & wa t''fS 'Nl PN
ana each sirccedin. saturday ahL altc alts rle.ly
RNfEs on PASSAGE,
iILLsr t'in''r brt'A'I,.,.,., ...,,..,,i
Pa, .,insc.. al,o iorwirloI Iia,r,, liam ..''
mon, 80 , ~ rccucrd rAi's.
sons NSl'H; 10 N'ni Tor tac. O. rad.
For inIih,r hiouWAI ~ an"N a. lAa N'nH1g o. '. &C.
JohN DALE A'rus i' l.utD'1, .." r.
NATI2SHIi',iiIINXh't,"I N HTi iN'lnll,lrr
fENNsYiTASlH, 'raool,oa, sii,J.j5'.t' ~, =. At
ilLLyETI A. Orig, iurl., J.,D a..t, NJ
CABIN pss'apcS Si5 ant 81 tr.,sr g.
flepaH ttcefa'c tickets IRON Nuuo Nr'"
'GTn Once .&SSfhS@!"sy, q hrosd IT, an" mfT is ..
- ----ss o ----
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PRICE PAR AND INTEREST.
HATCH h FOOTE,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES,

BANkEKS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES,
WALL STREET. NEW YORK.
rI,HE SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD
s now completed the entire distance from owego to
Auburn. A popular and prosperous agricultural and
manufacturing district thus efficiently provided for
The local OF the Southern Central will be very
large. both freight and passenger taic The rioi
agricultural country through which II runs will afford
accpstantiy Increasing business The grca, manufac-
turing establishments at Auburn. whose water power
s the best In the state and the cnterprislng towns
along the line. will always secure to this road good
income.
vEEAlLTE a CO, the Financial Agents OF the road,
offer the remaining unsod portion OF the Boni wit,
the greatest confidence believing them to be as good
security any that has been placed this
ket The Bonds bear per cent have thirty year,
to and they convertible into stock at the option
O the holder.
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Nusltll snstrumtms.

GREAT OPRER.-HORACE wATEIs, No
n Al Ia nd way, VIII dispose Of 100 Pianos Mclodconr
aud 3rgans oi SIX nrstclAss makeis, including Chek
erngt al extremely low prices tor cash, during this
month"; or VIII ttEe nom t5 to 81 molthly until paid.
The same TO let. and rent money applied II purchased
Il ADI going IN the country Will sell for $50 hand.
llsome panoorte. Eooc tone IS I'd st. basement door
THE GREAT UNION PIANO CO., at az i0lh
y AN., New \ urk, are making tie largest stock OF
square pianos ever made In tins county for the fall
trade. Give them q call. J.P. HALE, President.
Inn STANDARD ORGANS to rent aud sold
IOO on inhtaments ~ - per month al rents al.
lowed tow ard. the purchase.
pFLOUDET PELlOS 4 co, sn Broadway.
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ut0ttaL
LII DISEASES OF either sex cured without mer
N Curv. Nervous debility 10 permanently cured. Con
sultations confidential. Dir. MARSH, lD DBleecker ST.
C0NsTITUTIONALW WEAKNEsS, Nervous
y DeOllly, and General ENhAustlo. q curel Di Dr.
BAkRQWS infaOle remedies In the treatment oi
Alonminurla. or plight's Disease OF the Kidneys ana
every other disorder of the Urinary Organs, DR. BAR
ROW Is eminenty successful ~ Livingston ST.. brook
yh'Iron II to :, or from TO H.
NOPAY till cure is effected OF all certain diseases
~ ard delicate disorders by Dr. Evans, " hAthAm
81 a perfect cure Immediately.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, and comIgisimn!s m q either
~ sex cured Immediately by Or, EVANS, Chatham
81 Physical vigor restored bT his Elixir OF Lie
NOUNG MEN who have injured themselves by in.
Il discretion which renders marriage Impossible and
deslroysmnd anu body, apply TO DR.. Evans " Catham
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QiblStnDs,

OEEiCEE pr TIE EMP99RTERs,o AND
way, New York. .July s. ls10-The Board Of Directors
have this dAy declared semi annual dividend OF hyr per
cent tree from Govern nent tax payable on demand.
DANIEL A, SMITH, Secretary.
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db, 6urf.
Ittturt5.

GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN will lecture a,
~ tie HOwery ihct ttre on SUNDAY evening, lulN H.
Subject Chncse y'isus DcmasOgue4. WurSingmcn
OF all cities are invite TO be present Admission As usual
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BANKING HOUSE or
HENRY CLEwS a Co.
50 WALL STlEEr
INTEREST ALLOWED
on DAILY BALANCES OF CURRENCY OR GOLD.
rer.ons deposi,ing tn check at sight In
manner as with National Ban,s
Certificates Of deposit ssued bearing interest At
ktt rates. Collections made on all points. ana loans
negotiated.
We my and sell nt current market prices L. 3. GOV
tRNMENT BONDS Of nl issues aud execute orders
iot the purchase and sale OF GOLD. and nstcas 50
curifies.
INTEREST on CITY STOCNS.-lhc interest
Il tne bonds and stocks OF The Guy Of New lOrk
due Avg. l. 1870. will bc piii on that day BY john j.
Bradley, EQ Chamberlain of t1t city, Vt h' flcs IN
the New Court House The transfer booAs wai Ibc
closed Frinay. July l. 1879.
(Signrdi.
Ill HARD u. CONNOLLY, Comptroller.
Department OF Finance, 'ompiro lcrs Oncc,
New York. June 1870.
GSS nnl TO LOAN on tenement pro ctly,
'JC'D.OVO On BOND nll mortagr q suul. g. SUIT
IL this cry. Apply To JOHN y. CONlEI. 6! Wall IT.,
room -.
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FREE RUSSIA. By W. HHrwonru Dfxor, Author OF
Her MaJesty's 1ower,"Ac With Two illustrations.
Crown SYo, Cloth. q.
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THE HISTORY OF HORTENsE, Daughter Of jose.
phine Queen OF Holland, Mother q Napoleon III: ~
JotN s. q. ABporr. Author OF /" The Frencn Reyolu-
ton History OF knpoeon Bonapstle, &C: win
Engraving. l6mo, Cloth, tl.20. Uniform win hD-
botta' UluetrAted HistOrieS.
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GRAND Excursions NORTH and East River lac,
W TO the scashorc orConcy lsl1n !.
MORT RIVER LINE

The steamer NORWALk runs regularly every lay.
leaving West 10Th st at e2i. i2.2o .a0 Warren s.
at $40, 1910, S:ioi picri alto !, I'd O'Clock
EAST RIVER LINE.
The steamer META runs rcgularl, cyetv dav lcavins
Sih ST. $50. it.!0, 2s0; p,c< slip At $50 it:lJ ,t
Fulton Ferry, BrooKlyr. at .. u. ana OclOcN
Effective police afIdngemcnfs have hrtn made is
connection with the boat that families ami rcsppc
able people generally be assured VI order ald good
regulations.
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TO and from any Railway station Great E''G 20 re
and, Norway. aWflcu, DtnntrN, e 'tullF, Nh Alu,
Helglmm. aud the United states, by Sir'Gr.s 'A'hi
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VnIRD AyENuE .s., SAVINGS :. ~ 4, BANK,
METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK,, ,,r,

TnTl,fY-FouiifH DiviDENU.
JULY, 1870 by direction OF the trust scs of this Bank
the usual semi annual INTEREST at the rate OF SIX
PER CENT. per nnnum. will pc paid on all sums en-.
tiucd thereto, and after July Is, or n not
Withdrawn win be added to Ia, account, In1 draw iu
tcrcst Il, m Juy I.
Deposit; made before July 20 will draw inter.
six PEi Gent allowed on ALL SUMS OF q and up.
wnr's.
DEPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR RECEIVED.
ISAAC L. SAITH. President.
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RoDERTsoNs SERMONS Sermon. preached at
Brlghton BY the late Rev. FREprntcK W IsoBznTsoS.
the Incumbent OF Trinity Chapel. Eew Edition.
With Portrait Steel. Complete In One Volume.
Crown hYO Cnhih. III 20
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STERN NECESSITY. by L. W. RoBissoN. Author
"Poor Humanity" "Mitt,ei y stray" For IL
sake" "CMry's Confession" NO Mans Fliend
&C. 5vo, Paper. " ceLts.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-06
PROCLAMATION BY THE CROWN PRINCE
OF PRUSSIA.

Through great victories of the armies the
hope Of glorious peace has been won for the German
people. On the batlehelds Of France the nation has
become conscious of s greatness and unon and this
gain sanctfed by the blood of many thousands OF our
warriors we trust will keep its binding power for all
future time. But to the enthusiastic oubursts and emo
ons Of these weeks have come also feelings of deep
row. Many of the flower Of our youth, many of the
leaders of army have fallen victims OF the victory
and greater s is the number OF those who from wounds
and excessive endurance and eXertOns will he unable in
future to gain their livelihood by their own efforts. They,
above all and those whom the dead have left behind
them, and the living victims OF the war have
claim to the gratitude OF the nation. Whoever has
shared the enthusiasm OF this contest whoever from
the rising up of our whole people IN their might hopes
for new happy Of peace, and I'm victories and
bg6 LET him now prove lis fidelity to the warriors of our
peoples army and their families. Help from the state
alone, however fully 1t may be given, will not suffice to
support the large number of nyads and their families
That help only affords what is absolutely necessary and
unavoidably confined To general normal rules, and
cannot attend to the need and wants OF the ind-
vdua Great efforts OF voluntary help will be required
this time for huge as the successes nave BEEN the losses
Of the enormous. In the same way
In which this war has created uniform and united Ger
army in which sons OF all the German lands fought
IN Tothery emulation OF bravery the care for the in
become he common business OF Germany e Orth ana
South of GU Fatherland taking like share in it, Former
experience taught that ii does not suffice with
o1ls heails 10 Oner DONATIONS OF money Nay not less
important and more difficult is the proper distribution
thereoi-the kind consideration Of personal circum-
stances and most important OF ALL the precaution that
tnt assistance rendered shall not weaken instead OF
| IOMcI W earn WHCn may hll 6Nlkt, ana
h ~ reay prove beneficial for the life OF those assisted
tne me flCtOfa National Invalid Fund" which was
| IOunueu IN 1868 throughout the largest part Of
| EeIiinahy' having answered this purpose, aud
| haNng neeh FOUND effective in Its organ
hlzauOn hereby authorize the executive manager OF
tn d W 70 Iake ~ hand the organization and mana ge-
p a. va ~. una OF Germany" and TO call Tor
contributions ana the establishment of irancbes thereof
HIS Majesty the King Commander-in Chief Of the Ger.
man Army hs IN the years 1864 ls8 las piyan mo a
consent 10 this patriotic enterprise This , e ~ ms nis
been my good fortune 70 lead army into the aeId f
which the BavaTan, the Wjrtemberger and he IA
es has fought side by side with the Prussian aud .
address myself TO the hearts Of all GerTnans Nc my
work Of love be common labor between us for nnr
erand and may IL be the introduction Of many mIfad
| and blessed works Of peace FRIEDRICH WIHrtw 'u
! Crown Prince of Prussia
| Ueadouarters. Rheims. Sept. G. 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-06
MARSHAL MARMONT on THE DEFENsEs OF
PARIS.

Marshal Marmont, who in 1914 co0perated
with Napoleon in the brilliant series Of battles by which
the advance OF the Allies Paris sought to be
stayed, and who subsequently surrendered that city
speaks follows the defensive works OF Paris IN his
remarkable work on Military Institutions:
Paris has done an immense deal for the power, the
glory and the fame OF France. But her capital makes
her pay dearly for these advantages by the weight with
which II crushes her when IL falls. Now Interests which
affect entire kingdom and compromise its very exist
ence cannot abandoned TO the fate of two three bat
ties either the frontier must he extended or the dangers
10 which is exposed by the approach OF an enemy
must be diminished and there was no other mode OF
doing this save by preparing impregnable asylum 10
the French armies, unfortunate ana Deaten VINO shouu
meet under its walls.
Whatever may be the consequences OF the most dsas
trous campaign the scattered remnants OF the army VIII
always amount TO $4,000 100000 men, and, supported y
regularly constructed forts, these $1,000 men womb De
unassailabc. With the reserves which Parls cOnths
such artisans Of all sorts, population, riches or all
kinds material Of all description, and with the ara OF
neghborng departments the different services OF the
army would be filled up and the losses repaired ana
in less than month an army OF 100000 men, Wen
equipped and with renovated courage would DE aDe 10
march against the enemy. What force would not the
enemy require 10 rcssti II he divide, he viii be
weak everywhere, and easily destroyed II nc remain
together III order TO and fight, how will he live
And what would he his fate after the slightest check
IT, then the enemy has advanced as far as Paris, the
best thing he do Is TO take himself of before the re-
organized French army out 10 meet hln ana ne
should hasten TO carry the into the rOVlhees anu
within reach OF his resources. Thus the war VIII Do
carried back TO the frontiers, and all returning INTO us
natural course there Is longer any cause ior hPPIS
hendiDg catastrophe.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-06
rNGIJSU LADY NURSES.

Our correspondent "Azamat- Batuk," says
me Pail Mall Gazette of Sept 49, writing from Balan
INV days ago Ssaid
"Capt. Braekenbury told me that Ire had compile OF
hundred OF applications fran English ladies for Work ~
the ambuan and to all Of them he had teehphed
the same stereotyped ansyerthat II they prepared
attend naked human bodies thcy should como at
once 1t seems however that the great majority OF the
applicants disposed 10 give cl1efy moral ana con
versatOnal aid; for ty8t have In all the ainhu
lances put together not more than five Enghh ladies'
really at york" Upon this one OF our most valued
correspondents makes the following observations "Ihe
Inference drawn to the jscredt % the ladies in question
is characteristic Of the writer Bat permit ma 10 tran
scribe telegram actually received from Capt Bracken
bury by a lady who had offered sie services OF herself
and friend, both good lnguists, and neither with
out practical experience i'll nursing: Il nave tele-
gaphed 10 ST. Martin place. Can only employ women
willing perform inc usl Offices for naked men. Apply
Col Lindsay. In making the offer, services or tlis
kind, other dagrecabo kind required were CON
templated by the applicants s,of courNc by any ses
BILE person under the circumstances THIS telegram, Tpu
will observe contains nothing. about coming at Ouce
but refeTs the applicant to he tdquarters ot st. Martins
place And the received there one not only
of GscOuragemeut but of pOsiye REFUSAL the society
said declining to send Gdies at present. because the
woak not III for thema the 2rce Of which
services Of Miss Pearson and others However, 10
held sufficient I'm this 70 the acuDe personal dsap-
DOntnent of la Hes pcrGeNy pTepaLUd TO obey all IN
Sanctions and face all hau-hps and of whom there j.
ground for sIppOsng that they would have been less
useful than the ele CANT Se. Savage, whom core
sp0ndent Justly celebrates. Is not probable that
this has been Cnly one aGOng many similar caseoF