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EUmRER. zATHs, &c.

.o~~~~~~--~~
". C. MAYO J.r. w. aIRSoN.
r UNDERSTANDABLE, MAYVs
IL ISLASD.-We Keep constantly on hand for
stock Of SEASONED LuMHER for building pns-
poses, CAs1NG BOARDS, LATHS, PALlSGsl
&c., SC. Our facilities for obtaining logs, ana
our capacity for saving enable US 20 I'LL ell orders
promptly and 1T 10 low prices 40 any other pas-
Ties, ,S MAYO d GIBSON.
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IRISH and FRENCH PoPL1Ns at reduced
prices;
RrAcK and CoLoRED SILKS to suit the times !;
RED BLANKETS at 90 worth 80;
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHlEFsa t s'e'
per dozen;
IRISH LINENS from S7sc upwards;
LINEN DOYLIEs at 81 per dozen;
LINEN CRASH at loc. per yard;
PLAID POPLINs from CSC. upwards;
vELvETEENs in all colors;
RJACK ALPACA at great bargains;
nouBI,E and SINGLE BROCHE sHAWLs
cheaper than ever;
DOUBLE and SINGLE WOOL sHAWLs;
cLOAKs and CLOAKINGS-a full assortment !;
A .comnlete stock of FLANNELs in all shades
and qualities at low figures;
CALICoEs, COTTONs, sHFETINGs, &c.-a
full stock-at the lowest prices;
HOSIERY, GLOVES, CORsETs, HOOP
SKIRTS, NOTIONS, &c.--a full line ana
at prices to suit everybody;
LADIES, and MISSES VESTS and GENTLE
MEMS and BOYS UNDERWEAR at greatly
reduced prices;
and great many other articles in our line which
are too numerous to mention.
So all ask is to give call and convince your
self at JULIUS sfCLE's'
41sBroad street, between Fourth and Filth.
sATI1RDAY-CLOSED. ja 22--3m
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Closed on SATURDAYS.

DUCKWALL s. ROUsS,
- NO. 1905 MAIN STREET.
Dpv cooDs STILL ON THE DECLINE!
/. -,+,on rooms crowded. Goods SACRIFICED az
shaiS.nrice. Arrival of the Isaac Bell ON the @th
OF January, 1870; with shipment OF
AUCTION BARGAINS
for DUCKWALL & ROUSs. Closing o OUT I, ope
room for the ,,
NEW BARGAINS ARRIVING
nv every steamer. bought at the new rates, aha
s9S,d accordingly. WIN give prices next week.
iy 2g
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DEPORr OF THE CONDITION OF
H. THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK OF
RICHMOND, VA, At THE CLOSE OF BUSI-
NESS sgD JANUARY, 1870:
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.rLoTHING

oTH1Ne n
AID WI MS.
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS IN STYLE AND
i FINISH KNOWN TO TIE TRADE.
Buy BALDwN's CLOTHING, FOE IT Is
THE BEST IN TOWN.
BALDWIN,s CLOTHING GIVES You A
aENTEEL APPEARANCE.
YOUNG AND OLD WILL FIND ALL STYLES
-. TO SUIT THEM
BAIDwIH,s SALES THE PRESENT SEASON
ASTONISH ALL. :
FIVE THOUSAND SUITS OF ALL GRADES
HAVE BEEN SOLD.
CITIZENS AND STRANGERS, WE SHALL
BE GLAD TO SEE YOU,
LOWER THAN THE LOWEST OUR GOODS
SHALL BE Sold.
BALDWIN THE CLOTHIER,
CORNER MAIN AND TENTR STREETS
jas
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-17
Oas Semi arbe ,nent Don 3traRbure.

GolBenbe Gtatittit tesB cnbareementa
bon Strasbur9 9tbt bel: Staatsan3ttSer
IS flnp wdbret1b Der f5rmli9en Be-
la8tru1e oonS traeburB ta9t yerl9tebene
@e(&lbarten preu6ilderlei.s uno begen
bier bapilderleits In Gbdtt9feit 9emeitn.
unp 3tpar m@an3en 241@el@lBe rdm>
lid: 80 LANCE gc;c9cnt "a pflnber, IL
fur;e 9ejoBene "a YfiSper, Ga 9eSo9ene
IL pfunoer>' 20 9esp9ene 6: Yflnrer> 2
9eSc9ene 81 Genttmeter MSrler, 10, so
piinoise elatte M5rier ; bieien iino CUR
8eldlfebunS oer Gttapelle bacil1erleitS
bin;usufQ9ea: 5 25pintiee M6lier, 8
60pflnoieeM 1rler Is se;ceene 12pfan>
Der. Son ben 9%enannten 241 @el9dBen
iino i'm @anSen 1922 @9u6 uno
Bulf in bic Tefuns sefeuert wurpen
uno 5>par 162,60D BON brn 81 p,euBi>
iden uno 31>122 BON ben al baoilden
@e!ddben. IS linp pies 8epelen: 49,
600 @ranatlduR aus ecm langen 9t;oe
9enen "a pfIneer, $4,000 @ranatl9ub
aug bent 8tsosentn IL pfanber uno
5000 Wranatl6u6 aus tem oe,osenen 6
pilnoer, 5000 Sbrapnell6u6 aus lem
Se3csenen "a Yfinrer 1000 Sbrap>
neIl9ub aus Dem 9esr9enen IL pflnper,
1000 @brapnelibub aus benz 9e5o9ensr
6 Yfincer, 5000 Qangeranati9uE aus
ben IS Gentimster- &anonen, 600 2an0z
9ranattpurf aus 81 @entimeter MSrlern,
$4,000 50pfQnoi9r $4,000 7pflnpt9e
8cmtenwarfe aus slat'tn M6risru.
Dtele Summen er9eben al6 itatiiildeS
&eiultat, cas in ben 3lGassn res f1rms
liden NnarifS auf Stragtura int GAM
sen al|o 193>72256u unpWurf burdz
l9nittli6 remna@ at tspem Sage 6249,
in jerer Stunre 269 in Der Miinute olip
%fortlaufenp As S9u6 roer Wurf in
bic Tsltung 9efeuert motcen iinb. gei
p|eler 0%sle9enpeit 1T nod su erwdbuen
pa6 pas YewiUt Der etn;elnen @eldeie
niGt nad reren Gilen9rwiht 1onrern
ua9 eem elmer iteineren &ueel> ron 9lsiz
der @r6be Gin einSelnen Tdlen aud mad
Fem Dur6mel1er) bslimmt miro, 70 rob
beiipitl6wei(e oas@ etpidt oer7-50pfinz.
oi9sn &omben i'm @erbSltni6 ibres &a@
llber6 bis $50 pfuno neiot.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-17

G5ln 16. Sft. - llebcr bic 0e(rr
tpelhe Der Grz &ailtr i'm Nuelano anaez
le9t BAT, tbeilt caa Sisc|e unter remTjtsl
Pas IN sous" Ger lpielt ratei auf zen
Brief ptetri's, hes YriYat Seeretar oes
&ailer6 an. norm %tsbauptst wurce> tab
psr &ailsr teine 8pncs ou6e1balb 6rantz
rei6S placirt hate) eiaise GtnSelbeiten
nit. Der GrzSailer !eate tbm 3ufoloe
I'M Muelonce fcleence Summen an =:
1854 bel Barring @etr. in Qonpcn 6
MiQionen 1855 bel Ter 8ictpria Banf
in 2onppn 3 Miuionen 1856 BET ST.
ralet u. 60. in@ien 3 MiQionen =; 1860
bel 6. =. Scder tnMerico IA Miuionen,
GeccnfalS Ible6t placirt); 1868 in cer
@ineilben Mnleibe 3 Miuionen (au9
}9leateS 0slddfD; 1864 in Der thrift
19en Mnletbe 5 W%'ulonen; 1866 in
New Uort in 6ypotbefen cur6 @ermittz
lung Don @ebr. Brown 10 MiQipnen
1867 in her ru1f1den Mnlstbe curhGunz
oa IT,. So. unp Ylu, inYeter5tura 6 Wil>
!ionen; 1869 rur9 Die &ailerin III ef>
mem @ute BET Satanber our6 @ermitt>
lung SpnDon Grupita 3 Miuionen ; i'm
r1mliden Sabre BET 8ers Don Dul1en in
Ser1hieccnenB ertbpapieren Z MiQiunen;
i'm 0an;en 60 Miuipnen."
- rsber einen O~ptteSoienit bfr Sur
cos in tim 11rcibt man rem CD. ST..
~Sn lllm befincen fi9 perseit iiter 800
Tuycos. @inem Germ 9owty lan9e3eit
preptser in Nl9ier, per RS grabil9en
tunctA 1T uno i'm Muftras elmer ensltz
19en Welsul0af # pteIurcos beluAt paro
BON Der Militdrbeb1rpe erlaubt, cine 2ln<
lpra9e an ie gu balten. Gie wuroen
paber au einem @otteSpten@e In einen
8orperf BET Geftun9 c%pmmaactrt. Giele
Sff,tere mpbntsn benz lelben bei> UNI bic
@a6s NIT an3uieben. 3uerf trut Elm
prte fer berYor, Der fi@ unter ibnsn BE:
fane, unb Las Elm Capitol ums anoele
aus benz &pran Ypr, aber NIT - LETTER
@ttmme, oab bic 3ub5rer mad uno mad
it@ lan9wetlten unp tbm ;uriefen: 9Hr
auf, e8 1T eenu9. Da trat 9err 2cwib
Spr, nabm ben &oran ben, prtefter aus
ber 9ano, LAG oa6 erte Capitol aus eem>
ielben Dor uno lief e6 @aB fir SaB DON
ben TurccS aaa1preden. Das CAB &C.
Ben unter tbnen> unp alS er bterauf etne
Mnipra&e an fe belt. risfen ie oft unb
niel, wpbet ie fi9 aetsten Da6 1T nab,
gang wabr. @m S@lub betete ct, unr
Sic Eureps fap,en nun berbet, ibm bt.
6anb 81 fdNtn,pobst fe fasten = DuIbif
ppn @ptt 9eianet." t,s
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-17

EYerbdu8ten M~abr.eeln bic unteriadan>s
gen, benen AnSeb5ri9e ,ber @urte >1nter>
nprfen tperptn, bic btpprnebenbe Gntaie>
tune bes GinFu0ts Ser @tiflt9tttt ouf
oas l1nterri&tsweien, ben Monsel zines
9eF9erten Yotptrfebr6. 8te Is bei6t,
tperben Elm @irfular at bic Nuntten u1s,
elm S@reiben an bic BiidSft na@folstu.
- pfus ber Meunte BAT 3par 9e8ex
bte ttaliuil&e &nnerton preteffrt, abet
bic ct fife MunotSrate Der tbm ous9elebteu
Qotatiun an9enommen fir mebr bpft
@ietpr emanuel, perben bic ibrt9eu
Md@te pro rata ibrer fatbplil9en 1nter>
tbautn iprBer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-17

brieu, mar zine ul1ebr ais sier3ebntd8tst
nd1tlide &pmBpie, paS @efe@tb ei &e9z
Sip r1tbr Elm S9etneefc9t Der beipeu
neapplitanil9en Generate, BIT, aadpem
ile ibren &5nt9 fit @elp vtrratben,, NIT
@aribalbt auf Der @eranba etnes @af=
baules BON &e9sio gu Mittos ipei1en,
Die Nrmee tes STE Bpmbinp e%rittrte
(9pn ni&t mebr, ais bic &a8a55t our&
@alobrien na4 Neapel ;o9:n> wo 2ibpz
rio &omaup, Der @iiniter beS &6nigs,
be;mli@ lslb1 at Der Spise Der @omi<
tatt cer Na::pauli Ranb uno leinem Wlp>
harden NOD in ber l:blen Stunce
oen SueaSvatb sa6> Die @tact tsln
S&ubc Der Na:ipnal> @alpe an;uYer<
trauen.
Die Sorts ron .MeapeL ct, Gins
@a1el NuoYo uno bel llopo, ubereaten
fb Dem Dictalor pine einen Sdub gu
tbun; oer %bortuddi9lte G%ommancant,
Der Don 81. Glmo, CAB Der uberreounasz
troft cc5 Barren @elre5 na@. Die Be=
loseruu9 ocn @oeja 1T frte9s9eiGidt!t6
apn fe;ner Gspeutun9 9emelen, UNI waS
bet A6pyompnte uno Metana eel1ah
1T nod lebbaft in IN ltrer GrinnerunS.
Sben nannte i@ @aribalci einen al.
ten $om6otaten, Der f6 nidt entldlteeen
fam, rie8lbne 81 1erla0en. SnTranfz
reid miro er erlbeinen wie elmer, Der ouf
elmer fleinen &ubne A:cben @rfol9 boten
fonnte, 1@ aber auf elmer groeen blomiren
muB. SD wpQt' I'm leinetwiQen, Ter
quite alte Mann wdre 5u 5aule Seblieben
uno bdtte feline @iGt gepFegt; ia, t@
batte lteber nod einen Non1an BON ibm
9eleien, als pob i'd IS erleten mus, ibn ;u
gutter 2eBt nod in lol@e5 Tia6co binein
rennen 31 lfben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-17

- Ginsr Der weni9sn ebrpuroisenGfz
9erbdun1e relde bic II. ba nod Yeyetn3elt
In Der Stapt ;u fncen l;np wurce 9eitern
Elm Spfer Der Civilization. Der md9ti>
G. Gi1baum nabe Der Gde ter 9ten uub
CANADA @trabe wuroe 9eiern 9efdQt urt
Dem neuen Settenmeee Ylab gu MAJ
den welder Der 9ten StraBe enlan8 &c,
le9t miro.
- Der Minpna vNepublican" ma9t
;u Zen @afenlenpunsen naG Granfrei9
Die trefenoe8 emsrfun8, pab man in Mep
yort bic &iiten. beier nit Der ueberlbrift'
Ye rlebe: ~@n General BON Moltfc> peut<
14e6 9auptquartier" cenn ca6 {f
Dod Der Y!as, pubin l9lisbltd btele
Bofsn tdmen.
- Der &eo Bin9 ~Nrsu5" meloet,
bob pprigen Montag Elm 8ur9er yen
Nec @ine> Namena6e Myers> iii Der
Ndbe leiner @pbnun9 ant Sprin9 Greet
Gebitmerp besing> inoem ct rieMatbuug
zines Sdrpt3ewebre5 in benMiuno nabnt
unp pen@dueller nit pemTube atcrldteA
Der 5interfOpf war seriprsnet uno Der
SOB mu6ts auaenbltdli6 erf plot letn..
S9cn in Der Nadt suror batte er bal1el>
be perlu9t ater ro6 GereDr perla9te
oamal8. Darauf so9 er Die altfnS6ul<
ie aus, lub 1euerr(ng6 unb brodte ee
fertis, leinsm Bruetr, Der i'm bic gauge
Na1t bemadte, gu entwetden> porouf er
lib tn'6 @ebiil9 be1ab, unp l@ erldo6
Ssin grueer CHARLES te0in9 i'm urriaeu
Sabre Selbfmoro.
Yorf> Il. Nc1.-0efern IT,
met, Don rcn1 @aterptle M1lenal cine
arcbe AnSabl @ewebre an> wel6e fit
Grantrei9 BEL iu1mt ftne> uno rerben bic
ielben moreen nit oeu1D ampfer u2ofayet<
te" ab9eben. Coles 1eart mani artertfa>
nil9e Neutralitat ! 81
- Beibe 5duler ber@slebsetune BON
Mrfan1a6 baben cine repub!itanil 9e Ma>
ypritat.
- sur oas Suartal wel9e5 am ~.
september 3u Gnoe 9tn9 betrueen bic
G%innabmen Der &e9ierun9 $115,101>230
uno Die Mus8aben $86,562,920, au6er>
Dem purcen $4>493,7 80 fit Nnorttla>
ttpn Don 8unoe6zS bli9ationen &C., au>
8ele9t.
Na1bYille E. 49, Buttler unb WaY<
narb tpuroen int 1. unb 2. @pn9reBsDt>
trift 9ewdblt.
2onbpu, II. NpY.-8pn St. ST.
ter6bur9 wtro 9emelpet, cab pur@ etne&t
tatlerliben Defebl ale Solcaten wel@e
Dor 1. Mdrs 1857 TT pteNrmee eintraten
auf unbetimmten urlaub entla1en tpor>
ben Ino.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-17
po(i6ei9eriC6t

Tbo5. Traneis unb 5enry&p@, wel9e
ant @abltase gu oid @enStne 9enodeu
uno Stanpal auf Ter Strabe oerurlu6t,
;ablten je So fir biele Setter ec6 @abl>
tdne6.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-17
9taatS Weui9teiten.

etaatSs NcutBtetten.
Die ct. @ntbeny TurnbnQe, mel:
d. mte ptr 19pn mebrmal5 bert@teten
aus Der oberen Stabt IN etne r1ebr cet1>
trale Gage ser(tBt rpurbe> paro am Sorts
4en SamtaaNbeno feterliaft etn9emetbt
tet pelder @%elesenbeit, ff9 cine farft
$btinabnnt son Setten Der oeutiden unp
amerifanilben Bsv6lterun8 Ypu ct. 9ln>
tbony 0ut bsfunoet.-5srr o.. Srman
bielt Der Tefipitdt enipre9ence &sccn in
teutlder unp en9ltfber Spra9e. Das
nnpelenoe putlifum amllirte 1i9 In Der
an9enebmten @sile teim Sang uno Ell
them an9,nsbmM Na@telen. Die Gurnz
bale wurce eurG einen Nnbau bepeuteno
psr9rpBert. ST. temltlben tefncen f@
cine 9rpbe Bubne, ieparate Nnfleicesimz
t,er fir 6erren unp Damien; ferner ents
b1lt bae8a ltment, BON Stein ~aufoefu6rt>
mebrere iebr prattil6 eineeridtste 2ofalt@
tdten, wel9e fit S9enf> unc GB;immer>
lpmis fir @orratbsfammern benubt rpers
ben. Der ginweibuns6 8aQ perleBte>
burd cine bubi9e @innabme ben &eretn
ferner in Gle Gage, bic nod feblencen
Gsr19SneIut9en ant @ebduoe pprsunebz
men. Dem T%arnperein Don ct. Nntbo>
ny %sratulircn mir ;u leinem Grfol9e.
CDR. S. ~
49, Die uNfwlllm pplt" beriGtet uber
Die ~foflpieliee STIPULATION" zines Sat-
n,erS III Martin Gounty Tolsenoes:
uDemfelben wurre Don elmer, inter
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ertltirencen Banre
mit9etbeilt> tab Ct 8e9en Soraus;ablung
pon $50 een8etra9 BON $4,000 fir d9t
5u polTunte Ser. Staaten Notcn erbal>
ten 1oue. Dtele pcrmeintli@ quite @elez
9snbsit auf einmal reid Su perren, erz
9rif rsr ginfaltsptnl el NIT teipen sim
ben uno remittirte feline $50. Balo caz
rauf fam BENIN audi wirfli9 ea6 Yafet
nit cem SdaB ali i'm an; CT ,ablte lo<
gar nod BE carau 9cmabte Nahforce<
rua9 Don $3.50, lblt9 in leltsey Grwarz
tun9 NIT benz Yadet, UNI es ju 1fnen> in
etnen Btnfel uno Dfnete gu 1sinem
SGrefen - Elm Yadet BOILER 2umpen.
Damn fam ra5 DsHweifsln uup 9aar>
%ausraufsn. Gum @lIde tpnnte er rie
$3.50 nit &%oltenaufpano cur9 cine
@arnilbes> SUMMONS wiecer erba!ten,
ater yon Ntbt5weacn 0ebubrte tbm Elm
berries Tacit tpsaen %lublequenter Gbsilz
nabme am TalldmlnSen."
Nn SbiAe6 anl6ltebsnc, bemerfen nil,
oaB Elm Treuno Don Gtiuwater un5 ~
eben Elm Girfular DON einem dbnli9en
Sdpiarelz Snititut in Nemyo1t > wen
Brptber6> SO. 58 2tbertY
@treet, 81. 9, %sulsncet. Dalelte
laetnt I'M 0an;en Staate 8ertreitun9 &C.
funoen At baben. Wir ,parnen Ssrer>
mann, id Dor ioldsn @aunern In N6t
III nebmen uno pas lauer osrciente @elp
lieber in Der Talde gu bebaiten.
Man bite i9 Dor Den @irfularea BON
Owen Brothers ODER jecer dbnltz
den Sbminpel~T irma, melde Talldz
mtin5erei ais lesi1imes @tl9dft betreiz
ben.
49, aim Stem oisie5 Wonat5 9erietb
Ole Slelpn III Wrus nit etnem anceren
Manne in Streit, ol6 leBteTerSl e on nit
eineu, Wslier einen Stid in paS @enit
perlegte. Sleiun itarb binnen eini9en
Minuttn.
-DuuacQ5 MaYpritlt i'm rltenGonz
greb Iitrift 1T 1886.
Mperiu5 MaYcritdt III 0oppDue
County 1T 2l5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01
Thrilling ADVENTURES on A -NEWJEi.oEY
RAILROAD-A REPLY.

To The EdttOr Of The TrtbuPe.
SIR; Under the head of Thrilling Adven-
lures on a NewJersey Railroad" "A Home-Seeker gi'e
in your columns to-day pretended narrative ofap 70
Montcar 50 absurd and exaggerated az to afford IT. own
sufficient REPUTATION 70 those best qualified by habtus
use of the road to Judge For the sake OF Others how
ever really seeking country homes II seems far that tAe
facts in the case shOud be made known.
Several years. residence at Montcair going to and
from the city daily enables the writer TO say L. that tbe
requirements Of our timetable are as fully met a. are
those Of any other road I'm this vicinity both as regards
the starting and the running of trains; 2, tat t *
enpton from serious delay aud seiions accident WIN
marks the operation OF the Morris ana Essex ROAD Ieecs
credit on it, management, and Is ptcaliy noe
worthy I'm view OF the heavy business liahHac''o'
81 That trains are made up al hoDoAei an "ao
through trains, there being no chdn9e OF car AZ
Newark elsewhere, though the REMARKS Oi d hO'e-
Seeker" might Justify different inference. $1,000,
In view Of the above and considering, roo that a.i'
tOnal and later evening trains have recently % ul On
mt the request Of commuters, ana that IciCuon OF
more than % per cent in the price or communication ha
been made this seems to be rather unfort ilae ho'G NJ
10 class tie Delaware, LacAaWanna, ana Weston hd-
road among those which are managed without " TeSah
for the comfort OF passengers" e..
For the rest, Of that company makes u, "Nn
regulations, and the passenger who WlIfmy \iodl or
eyades them may thank himself II his ldch ol WISDOM
secures an abundance Of personal discomfort.
Nete- I0yk July 80, 1870 'oAhl Tx
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press il not only the advocate and eer OF tne people
but IL educaes the that 20 to the CITY, anu wiz
control the metropolitan press anu you cahno'
point TO an editor to-day who exerts con on
trolling influence on puDho aias r rna' and
among these are such as Greeley Raymond "a ana
Charles g. Greene. Give me the country pres anu amt
con defv ali the rest There IA this peculiarly ABOUT
the press and its influence that whereas IN other lines
~ bsiness there ia great opposition to the nrOduc
o ~ saving machinery in the case OF the press
all such improvements have been welcomed S as ehv
NV n was intended that should do the prose part
of the SPEAKING and for five minutes you WIN no d9aPs
Sav that have been prosy enough: lLaughterl III Is
moi nv nty 10 introduce the lady who s 10 folow me-
Laughter and glances at Mrs harrington Sae mas nas
been lady more remarkable for merit IMAM Deauy lre
pewed laughterl and unless she be little diereht from
ali the rest OF her SEX she VIII hardly .nak me oi
what must seem a doubtful compliment daughter ana
applause. .,,or,ood as the noet Of The
evening and read a poem appropriate TO the,Occasloh
mil of Wit and excellent hits, which was Teceved WIN
frequent and laughter II was sony 70 81, nnu'dS
time. tno'''' N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01
PERSONAL.

The conservation of DR.. Niles az Bishop OF
New Hampshire take place at Concord on TIE 2lSt
Of September.
Mrs. Childs of Utica has left $4,000 to Ham
ton College, following the example Of her husband
who devised equal to that Institution few years
ago.
The widow of Gen. Thomas has just received
ti5561 from life insurance company on policy Issued
two years ago. onwhcb only s1i6 in premsns had been
paid.
An old bachelor Of Venice has wllled bis
large fortune to pretty GIRL his distant relative, on the
condition that she marrles with humpback and
cluboot with which ornaments the testator was en-
lowed
The Rev. DR.. Prime of The Observer arrived
home last week after journey round the world He mas
been absent year. but the number OF days occupied In
actual travel during this circuit of the globe was only 10
He was accompanied by his wife,
Felicien David, the composer, is great
ancier He has garden in the country to which he
goes every Sunday for thoexpess purpose OF cutvang
these flowers. When 1t was proposed that he should
write the music for the opera, Italia Rookh," he
opened the Ms and finding the first page the words,
"Here is the Land OF Roses" he was so pleased that
without further examination he promised his services
Miss Brewster writes from Rome that our
American artists and students are working diligently
and we'll Miss Cassatte, who has been studying with
Edouard Frere in Paris for six years. and In Rome for
wear under the friendly counsel of Hebe the Principal
OF the French Academy at Rome, returns to her native
country this season. and will en her profession She
sent head to the French Exposition last Winter it was
not only accepted, but placed upon the line.'
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ham, C. J., Poughkeepsie; Butts, IT, A.. Prof Drew
Theological Seminary: Comfort, Geo. r., Allegheny Col
ege; Crosby, H., D. d. ~ Y; De We're, scbele Of virginia.
Dwight, b. W., Clinton N. Y; Fenlng, j: b.; Hadloy
James, Yale; Hademan L. s., Penn; Mixer, A. H..
Rochester; Morris, G d., Peeksklll Munson, Jas En-
Y; Raymond, j. H., POughkeepsie; Samson, q w.
washington; Stevens, W A., Dennison Uniyer'
MiddletoWn: Whitney VIM. d.. New-Hayen.
Among the new members are Mr. Anderson, Rochester
IIniyersity; Prof. WIN. W. Goodwin, Harvard Univer
sity: Profs A. G. Kendrick, X. q. w. auckland y. H.
Wilson and j. H. Gilmore Of Rochester University Tbos
II Norton st GATHERINGS, Canada; T. X. LOunsberry.
New Haven; Asher j: Evans, LoekPort; H. C. O. Brandt
flin,on " Y:s d. Hilrnsn. Carlisle, Pa r. W. A. Note.
Alentown Pa; Prof. r. a. March, Allegheny College;
a. r. Bliss, Lousburg Pa Lew1s - kogers GI IeI
IL Denis, Albion, N. Y; Miss Martha D. ti9t honticel
To-. prof r. g. Robinson, Rochester Theological Somlna
nv: A. b. Hyde, Meadyille, Pa; Z. O. hudson, Lama,
n Y. Prof J. G. Oyerhiser BrOokyh r o(teenI u Ihat
fute: Bela r. MackOom, Cedarville; Nehemiah "hit,
Canton Prof A. Winchell, Ann Ar63r; willis G Cay
lord Rochester Prof. o. f. Lumry, ilnnois; IfOi' N ~
Gates Albany NJ Y: Mrs. A. Weston, Antioch college
prof Edw Is. Ruggles Dartmouth College PIoI, ~ J."
Bangh,r Pennsylyania College; Prof George mcmiIan.
Hiiisdale; Horatio O. Warner d. d. Rochester norman
Fox, Missouri; VIM +. Lush and ID '" oioe'' h'o"''
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EDITORIAL REUNION-sPEAKER BLAINE AND
SHILLABER.

The Maine and New Hampshire associations
OF publishers editors, and printers had grand reunion
al the ocean House, Rye Beach, n. H., Wednesday
sneaker Blaine been advertised the orator Of the
day and Mr.. Is. =. Shillaber as the poet Mr.. Blaine
said Ladies' aud gentlemen and gentlemen OF the
Press: without my consent have been advertised for
au address ON this OCCASION and when announce that
have not made any preparation, and therefore have
nothing "a saw, know that you will all Thank me warmly
uanghter Allow me, however, to congratulate you as
representatlyes of the country press, on your
prdsenf position In the community an influence more
potential and beneficial than that possessed by the
csy pre<. Less than ~ years ago IL occurred 70 WI
lain Pitt 10 send select editorials from London 10
rid country press England and pay fT their Insertion
tbfro,y snbsdiIng the English country press From
that day ~ , there has been no independence Oh tho
palt ol thai uIess, But Ia tia County the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01
ANOTHER OUTRAGE BY THE oFFAL CONTRACT.
To me Editor OF The Tribune.

SIR: In recent issue of your paper you
refer to of the derections Of the Oa Contractor
but fail notice Of the most serious outrages pee
ratcd namely the throwing overheard Of their cargoes
before reaching their destination. Last Sunday while
my yacht lying at anchor Coney Island fleet
OF dead horses bore down upon us several
into contact with us Although in such AN advanced
state OF decomposition that their enras were pOuhS
I'm cases the fact that they were al WITHIN an
Of I0o Yards s1are showed flat they had been ~ tie
water but "A short time, having probably been thrown
overheard the night before. ,,, -, -,
Owls Head after sunrise, we passed close undnr
mo stern Of slOOpoad OF the kind Of game mar
rowy escaping ison owing to the stupidity OF tLO.e
i'm charge OF her As passed we saw one horse sns
nended v tackle the fob Of throwing over having proba
bly been interrupted by daylight u
Nec- York. July 80, 1870.