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New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
QUEENS COUNTY dD, sUREoGATE's COURT.

The following wills were admitted to probate
g. the Queens County SurrOgaes Court during October
Hiram Morris Edward Ray, Newtown; W. /. johnson,
George II. Par,hal Jamaica; Micaiah Raynor Sarah
Pratt Edward l.. He8rne Phneds kellum, Hampstead !;
I,tu PREY. Henry ByrrDS Flushing; James lie" T.,
N,r1h Urnipstcad; Francis kilian, oyster Bay. me
.ton Nnlut Pbcbe HendrcksOI Hcndrick A. iendrick-
son Jliuaica Rachel Ellison, Flushing; Jan MtC1-
ell Martha A. Lincoln, Henry Willis Charlie KeiheiI,
t.tlr EaV. Hewlett smith, Amos smith, Hampstead
Israel HGrsfeld, North Hampstead John ny Jr,
N.Itoyn Guardians were appointed for the following
famed persons Edward H. and Jennie Mott, Charles
TtWu iott Frank in j. Lott and Oliver Secor Lott.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS
RRIUAl \

FRIDAY, Nov. T. o.
Mails for AsDnws and the South Psete aud Central
per steamship Arizona Pier Ne a y. close
the Post al q m. Steamship sails IL NJ
SATURDAY. Nov. S.
hs Europe via and LIVERPOOL steamship C Of
Washington n X. close hr PosOnce IL NJ.
Supplementary Mail for paid et only made al Pier No IS
n Steamship sails at2 All letters
deposited Supplementary MI must he prepaid with double poe
SUNDAY. Not D.
All Mails close to-day II O'Clock The Post oGe from
Q IN In III
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
PROTECTED BUILDINGS.
ollovinf, il n list of plans of new build

The following is list of plans OF new build
sM sSsa Sc Sr sRga Of Badncs
Plan No Save and 7oh cor I've 'sto and basement
and nemens, oI'' osner jackson
sieinmetL -. ..
fronts srst.cas dwehus 2Io Osne Jackson s,einnetr
Plan No a @ osn ct as hcse '''
SG ats & .nt, SS Ia:, f. Mes sS.u iS, S' and base
faaNH ~ NfHsIl s., ts 9n ''A 10 l one 1''' ""
Plan No -7stL.st 80 of ls,e IstOry brick 'ene.
2st} -, o.ssI Johnston ~ B[S.es ave story brown stone
Pa" 10 IS-77,hs Us 2Jsve brick tens
nd Ays1as 5..7 or ri ..ss' ,s fsS sST. brown
Plan No l-!iths +S eoi 5hse one 'soiy o'O.A 'ooe
Plan No 100 Of Ave A. ore 2t;OV SHei stable
Plan No iia-ii'th.st ITS II 2ory brick
ondcI.ss dwelling 25I4a ewner, Patrick Graee. ,,.,
Stone frsnt. ds,l ls $50 0ynsr Bssl%,G ton.
emenl 11n SIS sS owner Mclsei occnnof
Plan No llGCh.l'9ast No 90 one %ory bres 'eeon'eiS
Plan 30 -ii. E., SstOy brick store and tens
Pin No ilH~wasr,t Ga ss,ory boi store and tenement
Psa Ne Sl5ase Of 18Th st. rre s'tOry bdei store
.tdae rai irSS, SS itssmca sa issrso y o.ser
allisa fs1 No o.n.r, HTf'1 iFs Fsrch '' ' ~
Plan So asD7ths 25s Of 1hav. a,toy brick stable
Plan No S-sG.a1s s'th.t, O frame second
'lisi P.n STspfs So fsoue2ri -sS 5s o,a 'o
FsS scf so s5l.i fssat ii a +o Sel shop
and once 1,S rs ami 2'tas os9e Basey s, two s bte.
Plan No iSs~SusoE,t No ST. S,tO bhek and tenant
Plan No i5oi7.l.t g7s Of 9ave, one ''ory brick store
Plan n" S7sths iis say. lstoy fm second
Plan no i7-Icusons No 96l 9Ory brick seeOnda
Plan So IiSsd ave. s'Oy brick 'uOA'AOu'' I
el,.s dae cling 25Is5. OsBer, James MeSul'y.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
NEWS PACKAGES FOR TIE PRESS.

Captains pur vessels arriving tbs port requested 70
addressed the NewNOTk Associated PrS eny to
persons exhibiting the written authority of W. Smonton General
for the Journal Of Corlm,re Ises uBUSK
Uori SuR, Eprc, Ercring Post Commeradl dert"r Sada
and Yorker D0krd should also be delivered only
xne
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
CRIMINAL COUKT5.

At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday. Justice
Hogan committed jas. Smith for having stabbed sandy
you OF No. II Moore-st., Brooklyn, during row III
J.n.r,on-st George Freeman c"lored minstrel, VINO
,.,hed david Green aso colored, in SXth-ave., near
TwcDty.unth-,t several weeks ago was arrested yes
sv ar,d coului John Jeunlug, was comnltied
,r hgvug ers0uated deputy sheriff, ana attempting
a. eYfort money from Louis DagrOn oil No. 81 south
MlllaID-st.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yes
,erdav. Casper Detve OF No. l62 Prnee-st complained
,at a. he was walking through Lanrens-S Oh "edhe7-
d., ,.eul,, he WAS attacked 10y three men, two OF whom
-. ~, a. the .dr walk aud held him there, WINE
,ha tbiTd To,ed MIA 0f mis- watch ana 40 ne cle,,
.Watrb and they !tu away. but oh' OF iletn, hhi
J,cob steyart was captured soon h. phei Brsn VI tno
0bfh Precinct, The prisoner Was cpmhht.eo ~! & H'.
Iapes Mcbride Of No. 44 West "tnty nm. & We
n'uIitted ~, a charge Of rODbing ihr mouse VI ~
Nr, of no l6 West Tnirt y->ccoudst on ihe oi' ""' "
December, 1873
AT the Essex Market Police Court yeSter-
nay Anne sullivan 0! No l6 HamI,oh-''' wa
O., The car. OF the Commissioners OF Chailtie' @n 'o
,,or. l,i,,s attempted to commit suicide iy ihiow-
iug s.lf INTO the East EVer d' 'n' ''O ~
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
KINGS COUNTY COURTS.

The November Term of the Supreme and
Iroogl,n City Courts will Oh Monday morn-
,uat1O There are 5o2 the supreme Court and
go Oh the City Court Calendar.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04

aav stated TO Coroner Flynn that she had been Operated
on by the doctor, aud also Witnessed the ePiauo" "
formed by him on the girl Geary.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
AnrICE 10 THEIRAR.

In the Supreme Court, Chambers to-day, at
o. m the time viii close for filing Notes 81 l>"e i'
me first Monday in November Motion Calendar.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
l ERS RAILROAD.
EhN hAIIiItVhU. U.,..
)RRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION.

NORRIS AND ES3EX DIFISIUN
Depot, York foot Of Barclay St aud foo. of
sruNER ARR EMENTS commencing TJENDhl jay ~ I''o
Suo. M EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN, connecting Al DEW We VIZ f
on B,nrb A. Dover with Chester Branch Wateroo WIN SUSSEX
h, IsSox,y md Newton sshng with de d., l. anl !" n ~
Ion W,r Gap soudsbug Scranton, Great Bend blhRh sys
And os,ego aD the Lacis.aana aud Bou"oes
All n. and Hudson Il Rds A..
Il.W. M LEITIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops a. NrTsrt hor'
DysT .rk.t,stosn Nsshngton Phphurg Nnd Assoni con
80. a. phijpshnrs With Bel DeL r. FOR BVdere ~ 400
P..,on With Z v X r. Bethlehem AeBo-u hsGoh 'hnna a0'
wntesbarr- .....,,.o =. n...- w,.h cr,s,,.r n
W,,,,loo r. sni Washington vb d. L., sh'
W n r. for Water Gan Stroudshurz and scranton. ~.
UACKRTf STOWN MAIL, with Boontoe chsstr
and Susser Rslrosis IN ,.oo An s3n
Fr sgMIT and interrueiase at ESQ 7:5 AID loo a.
iSGR ,ng SOUTH ORANGE 6Jo 73o sio lolo .n6
II 20 n llo 2i0, a;f, t'Eo' '' '''' wv '0'
.or . en- IN s.oo 10 gln 1910 1910, n On
:, rSi m s.9 2Dj 900 20. 3:h, 80 ~, 80
"a I sio $50 $3.50 tcJ .62o $50, $40 9:O ana h'"p
r,.G,. n,rted stop Fast Newark .o.r-, .,p . .o .,,
.s yor. hr BLOOMFIELD and hONIcLhlh /" o." '''
% 6.LO. and wv p M
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Son 81 4:55 Moon SETS 252
IS Geys 5:29 Hell Gate 78
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. $1,000.
~ THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANYs NAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEN-YoRK AND HAfRE, CALIIh"
Ar BREST AND SOUTHAMPTON 81, ,
The splendid this iTore route for the Cooneps VII "
from per No So North River, ss follows: :,
~ IFAYETsTE SATURDAY, November II.
VILE DE- PARIS. SAT- RDAl, November 20
prpLIpI Dsnrs '....,,..... SATURDAY December TO-
RATES or PASSAGE PAYABLE lS GOLD QncluJing Wiarl:
no BREST HAyRH-Prst Cabin, -A; Second Cabin' 20
JI,., ,,,larrs 10 no.. sor1gs pIsseageTS
GRO MACKENZIE, Agent, No. 58 Broai~s'
ihi. line all touch al
Engls To olsntp and specie
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Nov. $, is7o.

EEw-YoRK. Thursday, Nov s. iso.
A good business was done to-day at the Ex-
change salesroom. The Mcssrs E. II. Ludlow u Co. ds
posed OF house and lot on Mott-st, by order Of the
executor; Mcssrs Roberts 4 Mcclure sold q house and
lot on Carmnes by order OF the Supreme Court under
the direction OF Mr. J. II. Coleman. referee; Mr.. d. NJ
Seaman disposed Of variety Of uptown unmproved
property under the direction Of Mr. J. Ingraham jr,
neSeree Mcssrs " X. Stevenson Co. sold house ana
loi Catharnest, and Messrs Phelps Fallon Co. Of
tered unimprovei Brooklyn property. -
The adjourned sale OF villa plots at Newark ny the
Messrs. A. ID. Meck jr, Il Bro, was most successfn
Spirited bidding maintained throughout, and the
people assembled seemed eager 10 buy
The MessTs. Waterow & Co have sold at private sale,
lot south side from Fifty ythirdt, 100 feet west from
Sixthave for $1,000 three lots south side of Fifty second
ST., 160 feet from Lexington 1bhlo feet, Tor
5000.
Mr. Isaac Honlg has sold the entire front Fifh-ave
between One hundrcd.andsecOnd aud Ono-undred and
thrdsts., and eight ot- adjoining One-hundedand-
second-st., together for $4,000, cash
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
Eouses ano farms Uanteo.

WANTED to RENT or LEASE-A small
w HOUSE pleasant neighborhod in Nes ic'k or Bookn
ne American family at Low rent Eight years hnioru
r,sreror lin one house Address T. T. Tribune once an oeA
ton rent, &c
w - r,,nng orc.r convenient Newiork market Address
9Th ,sr,icnlsrs NJ s. carr A. HERDER, 38l Pesrst n L.
VNANTED-LANDS near Chicago for good
w s,osi. and Cash TOWNSEND BROS, -, sob ThrisI'
Philadelphia Pa
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
Drooklpn Real estate for Sale.

AN ELEGANT BRICK HOUSE, A. NJ l.,
near Beve p feet vide two blocks from the fountain, for
SALE CHEAP; $1,000 COCKROff, 5. Pne-sti Room TO-
TOR SALE-Immediate possession, No. 21S
Il Predentst opposite Carroll Park Brooklyn Aiuf and De
srabs location HOUSE has three stories basement and cellar msh
ferries To eismine apply
premises, terms e. T. KELLOGG, No Broadway New-fors
NEW 3-STORY, HIGH-STOOP, BROWN
~ STONE HOUSB-sIhs, 2ort0rlt0 for SALE low Apply
JAMES A. VAN BRUNT,
as seyentb-st, Brooklyn, or IS South st. Sew.fof
WANTED-TO HIRE, with immediate pos
ressou Jstory HOUSE modern within 10
minutes was Of CITY Hall Rent $500 sI00 Address,
&. +. G., Box liz, Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
Gitp Real Gsiate for Sale.

A VERY desirable, well located, 3-story, n.
IA brick HOUSE all improvements slsv' easy terms hppv
premises I,s Port, Iih near BroadEsy ea
INOR SALE at $4,000, with Furniture Sl8,OO0
II Three story bish.ioop HOUSE No 27 Fast Forty
eighth II rxy painted throughout in per rpar hne locstca
complete Apply premises
d KOPPBL, Beekmsn-st. Room T.
CIXTH- -AVE-For SALE-A large CORNER
- on srhave near Twenty gh we'll rented Pnce, +lVOOOJ
ESQ go renai on bond and mortgage.
ALSO,
A CORNER OF sirfhsye Twenty llrist. Apply 20
tlsl2 HOMER hohGAN, lflnest
rINO SPECULATORS and CAPITALlSTS.-A
plot Of ground Thriaye 100 feet front by 25 feet In
blocks from the Crystal Palace ground
purchased them Ouly So pe0 Terms WAIBhLoW
4 Co, 835 Arhsve., Rhieth-si.
VACANT LOTS FOR SALE.-One LOT, cor
the Grand boulevard and Seventy hrs four LOIs on
seventyfhh the Grand boulevard I've
10 rs on Seventy eighthst, the Tenhaye Apply to
uas) HOMER MORGAN q 2Pinet
1ITH-ST., near Sixth-ave.-FOR SALE, at
improvements Apply to VI. A. rutland Co.. Beekmanst
DEAL ESTATE OFFICE.
j. T.. WILLIAMS e son,
NORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK
SALES AND EXCHANGES BPPECTED
COLLECTIONS MADE AND MONEY LOANED.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
AUCTION SALES OF xEw-yoRK REAL ESTATE

=. TT.
10, & ior9s RobeP Em'rc 5000
ROBERTS & INQUIRE.
Belfor and Vact sts lot !SI6a
H. ". SEAMAN.
lot Of sth.sve and IlIthst 2ailItn
os Of 5ihaIe ell o. s.e6 1'i"'''' seso
o. Of II't.t O n ofGtnye each 2sIs H. each 22-s
lot. Of 3ithst aoung each 2jIgs H. 22o
A lot,
os l36h It, l0J of 9th each 25rs9ll esch.. zZo
Of adjoining each Z5i59 II, 1899
lots Of iaht adjoining each 2I9ell ao3
BYv. X STEVENSON son co.
Tvoory brick building and lot, Nc. II Caihannest, lot 23r
C02rl4 John 7. James el1op
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04

Court CALFSDARS-IHs M R.yx.sn
.r-Iv.fp.t TREN.-ISGEahAf, !. De- pA"'N""
spd sKD1lO. j.. J-Opens At u D. m .., ..,.o,,.
, - ,',... and ia. tplowing enumetred m"'o'''
h'"sheeI 4" pi.'it., ~. ' ~ .Cochrsn AZ. Din,morr
- ron! sO1 -" III y.n.6t sD Gofdob Qmgh
'"''biA'', ~, '''"' ~ "a. Iiiest,Dd agt. Ots
- LIF ~" . .. 4, Winter sgt. Rob'rs
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER A, ls1

>,~c
SawsA ADJOINING r. Dooths pIb Ib'''''''''''''''
usn 10 Iebstsin seres. VIZ
Md Dsy IT n Of WashiBgoo st. 1Ill5e....'''''' WV
HUDSON COUHTY-JERsEY CITY,.
C.ttase ulsre So Clerk Baoots 0Ii"''' $3.50
O.tiaQe place q $50 n Benedict line, 23rloo.'''') m.
Reubea st 3oi y OF Wsuenft eoIl0o .'''''''' 3saS
eouth l-,t 70 Monmoutbst B8Ia5 zoo
Lot No IL bIoch No map Hudson Grove arsD.''''' s
South 9th ct 100 Of Bne-s B8I13...''.'''''''' s""
<.e.o
It Of Jsetscpa 5orOo. s'O0
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
TRIE III F.. RAILWAY.-TRAINs Leave Depot

~ e., q, cbsmber.-st .nd Of 23i St, follows .
Tl,ongb Rrn,s Trims Chsmbesst OF a. n ~ ~ -
m and In m dal,. 23is At It5 n $50 n shs< S
And as D. M day New aud proved Drawing Room ,oseHe ~
,e~oup,ny the 10 through Buffalo connecting al ore
yi. rh Sleeping Coaches running thonsh W e'ea'
and Gallon Seepiug Coaches .il accompany TIE m u. I'm as
ou,b,nna train from AeNlorA 70 g3ao 80
Rochester Buffalo, anS 'ih''hhAn
Far Port JerIs and way ii 20 a. i5) 2d't ''l@
Fr %dletovn AMI way at d ,. 3l5 NJ, AMI so"
s,y. onlv ago A. m. (l3d st., S;l5 n
II, Gr,ycoart and Way 3. eds 's;l5 I, N
Por Newburgh and Way, asa $3.50 and tN m I|"'N ~
4 m g. 10 and 4:l5 p. M -. ..,s..,, ~.
F, sua.r And Wsv and m. (73dst + and 5:s m The
,.y Train m C2si-st. I'll 10 D. M
Fo, P,t.rsou and 2bst DEPOT Al $50 oi9 and -.
m sI:I5 3:4s 5:i5 and Gas From ChsmoeS' D-N'
as lO:ls 1, M IL 'l:45, g. 55 and 6:i5 m a.
For H,rksnsck snd Hil~,e, from til l., pot 1
M II: rs 3:4S 5:45 and tS Is lor ChanDss" p
MT 800 m n n !2:i5 s:l5, $50, ami .f:'5 P
Por P,rpop Mach Mon.ey and Way from 81 a. DEPOT styo
N IS I5:I5 AS 5 and i65p N, end Ssuriaysoa' ~
o. m From Cham5er'st Depot, $50 m il'V' l'S ~ ~
s:oO and t61 D. n. Saturdays only III 90 mt s,.
Tk,t. Passage apartments Drawing Room sh s
can b. and orders for the checking nd o Dag
,,ge nav be Compsny onos ~ 39 .na - no"
cE,mber,, GreeuEichst l2ath ST. and I'm i' IN w
m Fuon-st BROOKLYN; Depots foo, Of CHAMBER g an i'' o.
New Yo No. Exchange place aud Long Doe' Depot !ee' ' AZ
Of the Agents at the principal hotels vru q p.RR
l. ID. RlCkER, yli' =, - - 80. Al
GenlrGpL 100" -
DAILY VI roi y. 49," WIZ
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nueooins CARDS, &f.

1T WIN. EVERDELIs SONS, No. 104 Full
N ton,.-wEDDIN0 CARDS and FiNE SIArioAAhl' lA'"'
lrhei 1881
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04

Doar0 an0 Rooms.
A PARLOR FLOOR, third story, front, ~
N JET 10 t.o or three single geptmea with or without oe'@
Apply at q East Bigltenih,st -------.-
A ~ "a tJexinoton-aye.-New Rooms newly fur
N ni,ei we'll lighted veil ventilated Table eroehen, na
,u Terms reasonsbe Gymnasium, Turksh ana onef " VIC
establishment ------,
DOARD-Elegantly and freshly furnished
ROOMS a. west Fifteenth St moderate prices Tor gens
men or family; reference given and required
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-07-20
FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST WH ws.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Alaska seal Fisheries Opening OF Bids

Alaska seal Fisheries Opening OF Bids
Despatch 10 the associated Press.
WASHINGTON, July 20.-Secretary Boutwell,
to-day at noon opened the bids in his Office for
the exclusive privilege of catching fur seal on
the islands of st. George and st. Paul, in Alaska,
for twenty years from May l, 1870 The follow
ing are the bids
s. f. Morgan & Co., of Morristown, Pa,
$75,000 per annum; J. W. Raymond, of San
Francisco, 500 600 per annum; j. Adams 81 Son,
Philadelphia, $l05, 500 per anuum; Louis Gold
ston, of San Francisco, for Finchel e. Co.,
American Russian Commercial Co., and Taylor
& Beadle, all of san Francisco, S55,0O0 per
annum for the rental and 62115 cents beyond the
sum fixed by law for the skins, and 50 cents
per gallon for all the oil obtained from their
carcasses, the total of which, estimating that
100000 seals would be killed every year, and
two gallons of oil obtained from each
carcass, would amount to 1927 500 per annum.
c. VI. Lockwood, of Oregon, at 3127000 per
annum; John Barnet of Washington, $156,000
per annum; j. Clinton Hastings, of San Fran
cisco, 100000; John H. Bradford of New
York city, $76,550 Alaska Commercial Com
pany, $G5 900; Talbot F. Fowler, of Washing
ton, $77, 900; Zellman K. Hannigan, of Terre
Haute, Ind, $4,000; John NJ Davidson, of
Washington, D. c., $S7 ,O0o Thomas w. Sweeney
of Philadelphia, $111,0 900, and Lewis Q. Welton,
of New York, 800, 900.
The decision will be made at a future day.
The following memorandum in reference to
bids for the exclusive right to take fur seals
upon the islands of st. Paul and st. George was
read before the persons present at the opening
of the bids Mt noon to-day
First, The successful bidder will be required
to deposit security within three days to the
amount of $4,000 in lawful money or bonds of
the United States for the due execution of a
contract agreeably to can act to prevent the
determination of offur-bearing animals in Alaska, "
approved July l, 1870.
Second. 1t being apparent from the language
employed in the act aforesaid that it was the
intention of Congress to give preference to
the Alaska Commercial Co. in awarding the con-
tract, think it proper to state, before the bids
are opened that the contract will be awarded to
said company if their proposal shall be not
more than ten per cent. below that of the high
est bidder.
Third. No bid will be accepted unless made
by responsible party acquainted with the busi-
ness or skilled in kindred pursuits to such an
extent as to render it probable that the contract
will be so executed as to secure the results con-
templated by the laws.
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HoOfIand's German Tonic

was compounded for those not inclined to extreme
ptters and is intended for use In cases when some
alcoholic stlnuiant Is required in connection with
the Tonic properties OF the Bitters Zach bottle or
the Tonic contains one bottle OF the Bitters COM
olned with pure SANTA CRUZ Rum, and favored, in
such manner that the extreme bitterness of the
Btters is overcome, forming a preparation highly
agreeable and pleasant to the palate and containing
the medicinal virtues Of the Btters. The price OF
the Tonic is $3.50 per bottle, which many persons
think too high. They must take into consideration
That the stmuant used s guaranteed to be OF pure
quality. poor article could be furnished at a
cheaper price, but is it not better to pay little more
and have good article? A medicinal preparation
should contain none but the best Ingredients, and
tney VINO expect TO obtain cheap compound and be-
benefited will most certainly be deceived
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-07-20
IMPORTANT WAR NEWS !
PruSSia9S UltiI1 a tuYl1.
DethTOnemeni Of The BOnapartes.
a Great Financial Panic.
Etc. Etc. Etc. Etc, Etc.
FROM EUROPE.

French srmy and Diplomatic Appointments.
PARIS, July 90 The Journal Oficiel OF this
morning contains a decree nominating General
Edmund Lebeuf, lately Minister of War, as
major-general; Viscount de JEAN Minister of
War dd interim, and Prince de la Tour
d'Auvergue Ambassador to Vienna. 1t is un-
derstood that the French consus in the Ger.
manic Confederation have received their pass
ports.
No Reporters with the French Army.
No newspaper correspondents, French or
foreign, will be allowed to accompany the French
army.
Prussia's UltImatum
LONDON, July 20.-Germany makes the de-
thronement of the Bonapartes its ultimatum.
Great Financial Panic in England.
LONDON, July 20.-The Liverpool markets
yesterday were utterly prostrated. Nothing was
ever known like the commercial depression.
Many men worth 100000 day or two ago are
bankrupt to-day. Business in yarns and fabrics
at Manchester is also completely paralyzed.
This Mornings Quotations.
LONDON, July 20-11'90 A. M.-Consols s9I for
money and account. American securities fiat and
nomnal United States 520s of 1852, So of 1865 old,
so; of 1867, T9 1040s, 70. Railways fiat; Erie 10
Illinois Central 1903; Atlantic and Great Western, %.
PARIS July 20.-The Bourse opened declining
Rentes, 65f. 40c.
LIVERPOOL, July 20-113O A. M.-Cotton frmer,
but not higher. Uplands 93Sd; Orleans, ESD. Sales
of to-day estimated at 5000 bales
ANTWERP, July 20.-Petroleum opened quiet.
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PROPOSA AIS.
DROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF A
Il SIDE-WHEEL STEAMER OF WOOD FOR
REVENUE MARINE SERVICE.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, /
WAsHIEGTON ID. O.. June l. 1870

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, I
WASHINGTON, d. O., June l, lS70}
Separate Sealed Proposals will be received at
this Department until IL O'Clock FRIDAY, July 30,
1870, for building one side-wheel steamer, of wood,
Of 2b9 tons o. NJ, for the revenue marine service
for the Pacific coast TO be delivered at the port OF
San Francisco.
Measurements for tonnage to be according to the
old Custom House rule, taking the length on load
line from forward part Of stem to after part OF stern
post, breadth OF beam moulded, and depth from
under part of deck to top Of ceiling.
General specifications for the above vessel will be
furnished bidders on application at Custom House
at Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
San Francisco.
A guaranteed speed Oh twelve knots on trial
course Of mile, and eleven knots for six consecu-
tive hours will be required
Favorable consideration viii be given to bids in
accordaAee with the rate OF speed guaranteed in
excess OF the rate above stip' lated.
The work will be carried on under the personal
supervision OF an agent the Treasury Depart
ment, and all facilities m ast be afforded him for
inspecting the material and workmanship. Such
parts OF either as are not in accordance with the
drawings and specifications will be rejected, and
must be made good by the contractor.
No bid VIII be considered for this vessel except
from parties regularly engaged IN ship-building.
The Department reserves the right to reject amy
and all bids.
Each bid must be accompanied by written guar
Certified TO be such by some officer known to the
Department., in the sum OF twenty thousand dollars
2000O that in the event OF the acceptance OF such
bid the necessary contract will be entered into
within ten days after notice is given by the Depart
ment that the bid has been accepted.
The bid should state the sum for which such ves-
sci will be completed and delivered as aforesaid.
Seven months from the time of signing the con-
tract will be allowed for the completion OF the
vessel
A copy Of the plans and specifications must be en-
closed with the bid as evidence to the object OF
the proposal.
All proposals must be signed sealed, and endorsed
proposals for Revenue Steamer" and enclosed In
an envelope addressed TO Secretary OF the Treasury
Washington, d. G.
Any bidder may be present and witness the open
ing of the bids.
Bidders will he required 70 furnish with their bids
general plan and elevation showing the internal
arrangement, with view to OBTAIN the best dispo-
sition OF the several parts.
Parties whose bids are accepted will be required
to furnish acceptable models with detailed specnca.
tions before closing contracts
The vessel must be built according 20 American
Lloyd's specifications for A No. / wooden vessels
for nine years. GEORGE S. BOUTWELL,,
67 2aw16t Secretary of the Treasury
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-07-20
Two Pills a Dose.

1t does not require handful OF them to produce,
the desired effect From personal experience and
Otherwise we have no hesitation in saying that,
taken In connection with the Bitters and Tonic they
will speedily cure the most severe and long-standne
cases OF Liver Complaints Constipation or any other
arrangements OF the organs OF digestion.
The Pills will Purify the Blood, VIII thoroughly
cleanse the Liver OF all unhealthy impurities, and
relieve the Stomach and Bowels, while the Bitters
or Tonic strengthens and adds life to the entire
system, enables the Stomach TO digest the food and
transforms the sicky, emaciated, weak, and feehle.
body into one OF health, strength, and vigor.