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ziidSAIHb SAKEy i E4ss YassSyyss. Nsys; c,n.,,o,.,
JOHN JOHN J. BRADLEY' RAD ya' Ghsmberlan. SAsu,Ser
JOHN MooRE, Chairman rinsnce Committee Board of
A,neTmsh.; 40 ,Y.rcucor ch.u,,r r,n.n.. 1o,.u,,,..
Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund.
DAwNBRoKERs sALE.-THIs DAY JAMES AGAR
, Mcsns cohns T lS TaSe Gnsn
order OF Hugh McAlceman, Second avenue
DRIvATE LIBRARY AT AUCTloN.-CLINTON HALL
Book sseroOm; and Art SIRE
~ O'clock sale of fine collection OF Hooks in elegant bind
inas Catalogues ready. BOOKS on view
r. PAY soHS NOR
f0i5e 81 Ea: fHss s1oad~
P1cHARD WALTERS; AUcTIoNEER1 CONTENTS OF
IL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sale, will sell this day frdayl
at il o'clock 81 East Broadway, fixtures Of Restaurant
variety OF '''' FURNITURE i' Fssco&sE, City Marshal
RICHARD wALTEss AucTIoNEER.
Wines, whiskey., While I.ead, &C..
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= RoDAY $. BRAssEL, Auconccr, will sell this day, at
large and general assorimon Of House Furnishing Goods
e0.s Hns4w"' Cutlery k'fIsEss'o yaaEs oss &C.
Deputy. Sheriff.
CHERRIES SALE
day. Al il ocock the entire stock Of Farnurs 54 East
eSnsns In part Of PsSr so S ssSses &
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aoa hap tel Mro sSs and
robes Easy. koetins, ha ssfs Bsd. Lounge:
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also Hand Cart Platform and Spring Scales, Counters Ice
storage
DENTISTRY
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less space, perfect NJ contains mercury, viii
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street, New York.
ASTROLOGY.
MADAME LECOMTE, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS
1vl Trance Medium-lnf0rmation positive French and
English spoken No. 223 Rosyn place, between Fourth and
MADAME ROSS, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR
1 voyan tells the past present and future; shows like
ness and tells Of your husband l59 Forty street,
between broadway and Seventh avenue.
THE cEJEppArRn oprorNAruA n wp cY rrropn
late of Brooklyn Medical and Business Ciairyoysut III
East Tbr.oth street; satisfaction QuArauteSd
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A UCTION NOTICE.-1ls WEST TwENTY-sEvESTf
n street.
EITZGRRAiD. A net

A UCTlON NOTlCE.-llS WEST ENIa
IA street.
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer,
will sell, this day tFriday), juno 3,
commencing at 1055 o'clock,
all tho elegant aud costly Household Furniture,
many rare and cosby WORKS OF Art,
contained In above private residence,
without regard to cost, to highest bidder.
Faror, consisting, viz:
Four rich Parlor Suits, rosewood and black walnut
cred In satin brocate and silk and and striped
magnificent "a octave rosewood Panoforte made to
order cost $7u Stool Cover Etageies Bookcase, Centre
Tables Velvet and Body Brussels Carpet fine OIL Paintings
real Bronxes Laco and Damasx Curtains French plate MIR
rors Turkish Easy Chairs Lounges 80 Parlor Orna
ments solid rosewood Bedroom Suits, black walnut do 20
Curled Hair Mattresses and Spring Heds Pillows &c also
Bedeads single and double Bureaus, Washstands elegant
Dining Room Furniture Extension Table, "a feet; Buffet,
Sons Sivur Ieted Ware, Casters, Tureens, Urns, Ice
Pitchers Baskets Knives Forks Spoons and other articles
too TO mention Over 30 lots Of Kitchen and
Basement Furniture with which the sale will commence.
TlY NJ. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER.
ID Large auction sale in continuation
OF superior Household Furniture rocwood Pianos 6c DO
NJ DOUGHTY will sell this day friday at 10X O'Clock,
at auction at the saesroom 10 Nassau street, Fulton.
rosewood and walnut Paror Suits, IN brocate French
and haircoth; rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits
Lounges and Easy Chairs French plate and other Mirrors
asses. enclosed Paor Desks, China and Glass Ware, OIL
Paintings Clocks &C. the whole for absolute sale by
logue
I(Y MAX BAyERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER-SELLS IL
- O'Clock. 450 Ninth Stock Fixtures Show Cases,
Counters shelvngs Jars imported and domestic Cigars,
Tobaccos Pipes smokers Articles. Figure Mirrors &C., of
excellent paving cigar store together positively lots
Dealers invited. MAX BAYEkSDORFEk'S salesroom. 81
Third
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TAxEs L: PHELPS. JR... AuCrloNEER Sc FULTON
81 street, Brooklyn, win sell at auction, on monday tns
9Th day Of june 1870 at u o'clock noon. a the Exchange
Salesroom, No. Ill Broadway, New York city the folowlns
York Third s.reot.sou new No cess old Eoh on south
ery SIDE OF Third street. bctween avenues and ~ two
story basement and attic brick dwelling House. with iot
07xlee Can be oxamin ed daily from to O'Clock W
Of G. being nett north TO the corner Of Fn street.
three story and basement brick store and Dwsng lot
1sx75a Sale peremrory and large portion OF the pGr
chase money remain on bond and mortgage Maps can
be bad nj saiesroom and auctionser's Office
JACOB BoGART, AUCTIONEER.
- Mortgage SALE J; BoGARr, Anctonesr win sell Of
public auction, Friday June 1870 at ii O'Clock Ia the
forenoon AZ No north am street, under and by virtue
Of several cfste mortgages 8a new cabinetmskers Work
Benches Lathe, Circular Saw and Bench PAne3 0iu
let's Ausers, Saws, Chisels, Clamps, &c.
JOHN II. HILLIER, Attorney for Mortgage.
JACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER.
81 SATURDAY, June 4,
l0k O'Clock at the auction rooms No. North William
street. Household Furniture, black walnut and manOgany
parior Suits Gotts:e Suits Lounges ssttee pning kco
sale light Wagon, Sleigh. double and single Harness:
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
BENJAMIN p. FAIRCHILD, AUCTIONEER.
By order of william n. Tweed, Esq,

Commissioner Of Public Works.
win be sold at public auction. Tuesday June 1870 At
10 A. NJ the vesbule OF the City Hail. In tho city of New
York. all Buildings and Parts OF Buildings taken by the Com
OF Estimate and Assessment appointed bv the
Supreme Court for the widening extension of Larens
street. from Canal street to waverey place in the Of
New York; which said buildings and parts of buildings
laid down certain map 6e in the Office Of the Depart
ment OF Public Works, No. 237 Broadway.
For further particulars apply at the Office Of the auction
Roach street
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY JUNE s. l87O-TRIPLE SHEET.
SALES AT AUCTION.

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wood walnut Suits. richly carved and g,ldsd Gov;
sSs% rs % sSass
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lace Curtains Fanofore and wal
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walnut Suits. with reps and hsircSn sys
Ware; fable Cussry &C. Sale positive. Responsible in
cart pack goods for purchasers at rOAson
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VxyM. Writers, AuCTIONEER SELLS THIS DAY AT
w O'clock, at 454 Canal street, Paror Suits. large
and Pier and Mapel Mirrors Lace and Damask Curtains
Centre and Extension Tables. Lagsres, BSokca;a & Ward
Backwanu Mahogany ami Ensmeled Chamber Suits, Hair
and Spring Mattresses Feather Beds and Bedding, China
Glass Silver Ware Stoves 80 50 second hand
other Carpets OH Cloths Dining Room and Kitchen Fnrnture
Houses Boxes, Store Fixtures and large lot from
storage.
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E a. LAWRENCE, AUCTIONEER.
LAWRENCE, OAKLEY 4 FLEURY
will sell Mt auction, on the premises
TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1870
at IL NJ,
on easy terms and absolutely to the highest bidder,
35l Valuable Lots,
beautifully located, Ave mnucs' walk from depot,
Flushing, L. l.
Forty trains daily
to and from New York.
Time 50 minutes.
Combining with its accessibility and advantages Of
churches schools gas &c, all the advantages of city resi-
dence and country home.
Take boat at Thirty street. East river I04 or
James Slip at 10 30 A. M, thence by special train direct TO
the property.
and BY L. r. MEAD,
S4 Third avenue, under Butts Head Bank.
EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
~ SECOND HAND FURNITURE, CARPETS, 40.
BY EDWARD SCHENCK, to morrow, at l0x o'clock, At
% Liberty street. black walnut and rosewood PsrIor and
Cnnmper FURNITURE English brussels and Tapestry Carpets
large Mrror, marb e Mortar and Pastle. Co.. dc.
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r EAvITT, sTEEBEIGH l. co., AUCrIONEERS,
IL Clinton Hail, Astor place.

Splendid COLLECTION OF OIL Paintings.
OF Mr. James Jarvis this city This collection embraces
many exceedingly h0ice specimens by native ana foreign
artists, viz =:
lMoy
Autumn Landscape. W M naIs'
Tsncts rs c M a. tho om' ScSeck
Also Examples by
J. q Erown. Brown. Ihsms. s..ai ncss !. Gfas;Ilsr f,o;nS
David johnson, Moormans, Laaalle.
Junshem, f. Frere, ruler, &C.
Also will be sold the evening"
Album OF Illustrated Autograph Verses,
comprising 62 original autograph specmens OF Bryant Long
or f,zGrcene Haleck Curtis Mrs Sigcnney and others
De Haas shattuck Eastman, Johnson bradford Hunting
othes forming entirely UNIQUE collection having
been by lady Of this city for charitable purpose
and will bo sold for the benefit Of thai object.
Catalogues ready. Paintings on exhibition
~ MILITARY DIVISION or THE SOUTH,l
Will be sold at public auction under Of Breve
Lieutenant Colonel T. j. STang, Assistant Quartermhser,
United States Army at tho depot Of the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad Company at Mobile. Aa on the eth day OF
ls7U the following Rolling Stock lately run on tho Nisss
sippi. .inasyie and Tuscaloosa Railroad US foows
One a Locomotive and Tender.
-Four a. BOX Oars.
Five 81 Flat Cars.
And lot Of miscellaneous Tools iron asi Car Wheels and
Axes.
Al the same time and plaoe:-
Ono a. Locomotive and Tender.
One ~ Flat Car.
Now lying AT GAINESVILLE, Ala.
Terms cash, in government FUNDS
by o'u'f " '"' S""' j. G. McFERRAN.
Breyet BrIgader General, Deputy Quarte General
Cher Quartermaster Military Di, ,ision of the South.
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SALE3-THIS DAY, BY JOHN NOR
TIMER IS East Broadway, of 400 lots Mems and Womes Is
Clothing Bedding and other seasonaolc goods BY order
u DE LONG. 29g East Broadway
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DAwNBROKER's sALE.-THIs DAY JAMES AGAR,
Auctioneer will so at 80 New Bowery at II o'clock 4c0
lots Wonens Clothing, Table Linen, Sheets Spreads. BY
order OF Hueh McAlccman, Second avenue.
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A FARM OF CO ACRES, 80 MILES OUT, MILES FROM
railroad station; good soi 30 acres under cultivation;
balance wood land incuded convenient TO schools
and churches; good house, barn, sranary &C. Apply
OF Counting House Moni.o 70 Fulton street. Land
agents need not respond
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DlCHARD WALTERS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
IL RestauranMarshaIs sale, will sell this tFriday.
III O'Clock at 81 East Broadway, Fixtures Of Restaurant
Tables Chairs Crockery Casters Tnware Gas Fixtures and
q variety Of other Furniture. Sale positive.
T. MOCABE, City Marshal
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DRIvATE LIBRARY AT AUCTiON.-CLINTON HALL
i Book sserooms and Art GaIoros.-LEAvffr, SIRE.
~ O'Clock sale of collection OF Books in elegant bind
inRs Catalogues ready. Books view.
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L,vENIN1 TELEGRAM-THE GREAT NEWsPAPER,
IL with all the OF the day. evening al over the
CITY Parties wishing their residences should call st
the nearest End leave their Order Mt tho publ
cation oncc Nassau street, Six dollars year. one ooAr
month, two cents copy.
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(NATsKILL-TO LET, FURNISHED, NEW COTTAGE;
" beautiful mountain scenery variety OF fruit and
within to and boats Addfess J. L. LYMAN,
Catskili N. Y.
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E'oR SALE-CHEAP HOME, NORTH SIDE STATEN
IL Island cottage barn. Ii finely located; twenty
minutes from ferry; 81 800 worth g2,loU; terms
DAREIS, 20 Broad street.
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SAIL
OR TO KENT.

A Ii WANTING FARMS 5000 ACRES. GOOD SOIL,
mild climate; "a mile: south OF fhiadelpnis price only
rapidly than any other place in the United States
thousands settling. Address g. H. LANDES, Vine
N, j.
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM.

EvENfNG TELEGRAM-THE GREAT NEWSPAPER.
II with all the the day evening all over the
city Parties wishing len nt their should call st
the nearest news stand their Order a the pub-
cation odce 81 Nassau street. Six dollars year ono dohaf
month, two cents a copy.
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COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.-MODERN BUILT
~ House, with hot and cold water bath ROOM fur
mace pipes &C. NORTH side Long Island 22 miles from
New YORK. about 70 of land trout pond fine spring
water fruit place well adapted for fancy stock rafsing
price Sl6000. q. N. MAYBEE, Oreenvale.
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BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Jersey CITY, HOBOkEN, HUDSON CITY
AND BERGEN real. ESTATE.

BARGAIN.-A SPLENDID CORNER PLOT ON
"A Ocean avenue, (reenvie containing nine lots three
blocks from Jersey City, beautiful elevation nne view OF
New York Bay, hsfbor and surroundings; all ready for
building; horse and steam to property every few min
utes; bought this week for $500; little cash re
ouirsd J. NJ. GIBSON. % Montgomery street,
Jersey City, second block from ferry.
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MACHINERY.

ANY PERSON HAVING IN THEIR POSSESSIOM
n copies OF the Evening Telegram of January 3D. 4h lth
l2 and February 9Th, 9h 1870 will rloase bring
them 81 Nassau street, and they will be suitably
rewarded for their trouble.
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w ORK FURNISHED TO PAY FOR FIRST CLASS SEW
w ing Machines by fnsaimcnts Union Machine Stitch
Ing hasocaon l39 Eighth street, between broadway and
Fourth Avenue.
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A SITUATION WANTED-HY A YOUNG COLOIFD
n from Baltimore, walter Ia private family
best city reference. Call address r. KING 2 Wsver
lew pIz
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HELP WANTED-sIALEs.

A GOOD CANvASSER WANTED-FOR AN OLD ES-
"A tsbshod first class weekly successful with adver
tsements VIII be beraly dealt with good posi-
ton. Address box l.6SS Pea. Va8es
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DENTISTRY

A RTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED PERMANENTLY
IN without plates, clasps extrsotions; testh
upon sumps original shape and with DE-.
Sic ESMOND. ~ East Union square
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A GARDENER, A TRUSTWORTHY YOUNG MAN
IL married, no sncumbrsnee, wants situation; thor
oughy understands his business In al i.s branches tue
OF greenhouse plants and gvapnies also propa
gsng raising vegetables, the Of norses, cows and
poultry K requrcd be highly recommended for riey
industry. Cali address y. T. Il. H., u Fulton
A.. corner Gold,
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s)A . MADISON STA STEADY, ACTIVE. ENERGETIC
AtA young valet travelling servant,
carctaker &c In office highest references TO charac
ter and ccpabjlty. Call address ANDREW AkDER.
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NJ D. wooDHuLL, PRODUCER OF AND DEALER
IN In Orange MIX md Cream Hotels, Resaur
ants and Ice cream saloons supplied by oSr wagons from
Prospect Park Harlem Cream vel phcAod In icS
kaipped all points from Warrington 10 Boston We hare
regular In Baltimore Washington, Albany and
Troy. .,,., =.
York. Branch oee corner Adams street and Myrtle avenue,
BrOosyn.
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w yANTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND GAR
w dener, by youn. man; GOOD reerence Address }.
NJ, ly4 Herald ONCE
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WANTED--BY YOUNG MAN OF EXPERIENCE, A
w situation coachman thoroughly understands his
husincss; give good city reference. Can At II East
9th st,
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A COACuMAN'S SITUATION WAETED--BY AN EX-
"A peT;encod single young manProtesant; Is peten
to take charge Of gentemans establishment unescep
toabe city reference Call at address lue West ah
Sth
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| CAPABLE MARRIED MAN rs ANXIOUS TO EN-.
"a with gentleman 70 take charge Of country resi-
understands pian gardening the handling of
very useful carpenter Refers u.
right, S1t 4lh ay., New YORK, for two davs.
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A STEADY MIDDLE AGED NAN WISHES A SITUA-
"A ton porter make hiInsetf generally uaef loo
Will be siven security a reference Address D. Nm,
Herald oiice.
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A RFSfECTABIE SINGLE YOUNG MAN DESIRES A
~ situation Coachman and goom; IL willing and obi-
irg has good city reference Address L. I boz avS Herald
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dh1 M -Slo0 GIVEN TO ANY ONE THAT WILL OFT
OlOO. the police. Address H. o., box lU Herald
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n engagement for the season. they accustomed TO
hotels would prefer to take charge of bank building
gencnens residence good reference. Address H. H., box
ysu Herald Office.
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A YOUNG NAN, BEING UNOCCUPIED AFTER l9
N o'clock In the day, desires to learn Ribtantial
business willing give has time for ame best
ence given Address ", box lbi Horald o1lce
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relations between the peope and the govern
ment.
On the other hand, the French people have
been educated to regard France as an arbiter
among the nations The first Napoleon de-
posed and installed kings at his pleasure; and
the third Napoleon has asserted his right to
decide the fate of thrones in similar m m uer
Incessant military and naval preparations
could not go on among such people, under
such ruler, without arousing the spirit of
neighboring peoples There could be no
general disarmament while France remained
a constant menace. The fact that Prussia
pushed forward her preparations proves
nothing against the peaceful disposi-
tion of the German people. The hopes of
France rested upon the prevention of Ger
man unity, and the resistance of united Ger
many became sooner or later inevitable
Greater energy has converted the German
army into the invading force, but that is
circumstance which does not alter the moral
relations of the belligerents
If, then, American sympathy preponder-
aes on the side of Germany, 1t is from no
lack of appreciation of French valor, and
from no disinclination to analyze the merits
of the struggle There are, indeed, reasons
why apart from all else, the German cause
should here be the popular cause The value
of our German citizens, their tried adhesion
TO the Union in its perils, their appreciation
of its principles, and their vast contribu-
tions to its prosperity, are quite enough to
explain any partially that might exist But
judging of the contest by the results it in
wolves, and by the motives and character of
the peoples Immediately concerned, the oon-
siderations which may be expected to sway
American feeling on the side of Germany are
obvious and conclusive.
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and great nation could not endure suoh dicta-
tion. Should Prussia wish to re-estRblish the
Orleans dynasty that very fact, probably,
would deter the French from accepting q
monarch Of the Orleans family. II even an
Orleans prince could be forced upon them at
the point of the bayonet, it is not likely he
would remain long upon the throne after the
Prussians left. A regency with the Prince
Imperial for future emperor would hardly
satisfy the Prussians, who have declared so
emphatically against the Bonapartes. A pro-
visional government, perhaps, is the only one
that Prussia could treat with or that could
treat with Prussia. But here the Prussians
would be in dilemma again. A provisional
government might lead to a republic, and that
is not what King William and the Prussian
aristocracy want or would like to see.
A republican government in France might
shake the throne of Prussia and the other
monarchies of Europe. The fires of the first
French revolution and republic might be
lighted again and set all Europe in blaze.
Then, indeed, France might take revenge
upon Prussia for the humiliation she is en-
during. There is no doubt the dynasties of
Europe dread such a contingency springing
from the present war The question of the
future government of France is surrounded
with great difficulties and it will take all the
skill of Bismarck, as well as of the powers of
Europe, to manage this delicate matter. AS
for the people, the sooner they dispense with
the crowned heads, who plunge them into
war continually from personal and ambitious
motives, and establish republics based upon
nationality, the better. Fearful as the effects
of the present war are, good may grow out of
it, for the people may become enlightened as
to the evils of monarchy, and may learn to
govern themselves
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sSz@ A NJ E s NJ. S C OV L
SSS LAWYER,
No 1l3 PLUM STREET, CAMDEN, N. j.
Collections made anywhere inside of New Je
Eey. s l6 30t
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THE REPUBLIC FOR FRANCE.
,o4zs gkS TlrSl,,,qs

We earnestly trust that the Republicans of
France will not lot slip the present opportu-
nifty for terminating the power of the relent-
less despot who crushed the rebellion of 1913;
who perpetrated the bloody massacres of the
I'd of December; who has carried on a long
and cruel war against every manifestation of
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Boy THE CITY MISSION OF THE PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

lie Oll mlOSlON Ot 1I1E
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Is now in active operation. The undersigned.
General Superintendent (by appointment OF the
Bishop, would respectfully and earnestly urge upon
members OF the Church particularly, and Christian
people generally, the necessity of united and CON-
bined effort in the extension Of the knowledge OF
the Gospel OF Jesus Christ among the neglected
portions OF our community and in providing for the
relief of those in midst who 'in trouble,
row, need, sickness, or any other adversely"
The present time demands unusual exertions on
the part of Christians to stem the tide OF sin and
wickedness which is coming up over our city.
All moneys sent US designed for the support OF
Missionaries for defraying the expenses Of Halls and
Chares for Divine worship, and for the relief of the
destitute, will be thankfully received and carefully
and usefully applied
The Rooms Of the City Mission, No. 225 South
NINTH Street. are open daily from to o'clock u
Let every one come up to the help OF the Lord.
Rev. SAMUEL DURBOROW,
General superintendent.
w. w FRAZIER, JR., Treasurer
S265tl No. lOl S. FRONT Street.