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SEzsA PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND.
xs3@fy45s AMI NORFOLK STEAMSHIP LINZ
SHA&4ks14 THROUGH FREIGHT AIR LINE TSl
frS .,es - ~ THE SOUrh AND WEST.
lNOkEAbED FAOIIL1IES AND REDIJCRD n ATRa
o. FOR 1870.
oIoaineH ,eave every WEDNESDAY and & ShTIJRDAY
XII IN Stroct Sto noon from FIRST WHARF above MAR.
RETURNING, leave RICHMOND TuesD wa and
TTHHRfRpaA5Ys, THRpA5Yss, snd NORFOLK WEDNESDAYS and sX:
days. NO' - oO'ooA on saihng
PhRoUGH RATES 70 all points in North and son.h
Carolina via Sesboard Air Line Railroad oonnectins ~
Mesf we via xrgnis and Tennessee Air Line and Rohmond
Freight HANDLED BUT ONOR, and taken .t LOWER
RATES THAN ANY OTHER LINZ ~ ~ '" ""
transfer. "Ns eApo"se :"
Steamships insure at lowest rates
Freight received daily.
State Room accommodations for passenxers
WILLIAM p. OLYDE OO
No las: WHARvES and Pier N WHARVRs
w. r. PORTER, Agent at Richmond and Citv Point
T. p. CRowELL co., Agents at Norfolk eH
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The TransfeF Books Of tho Company will be closed on
FRIDAY, the 3lst instant, and roopened on TUESDAY
January II, 1870
A dividend Of FIVE PER GENT hes been declared on
the Preferred and Common Stock, olear Of National and
State taxes payable CASH. and after January II,
1870 TO the holders thereof M they shall stand registered
the books of the Company the 8fst instant All
payable at this Office. An orders for dividend must be
witnessed and stamped. rfIII 8. BRADFORD,
Il 81 6H .I ..u. Treasurer.
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RESULTS THUS FAR.

From the NJ Y. World
Last fall, under the lead of Samuel j. Til
den, the cheesepress and hay-mow Domoc-
racy in our State Convention routed the
Tammany ring, rejected their candidates for
State officers, nominated candidates of their
own whose capacity and integrity were con-
spicuous and unimpeachable, and by the peo-
pie they were put in Office.
That is result No. l.. In the rings first
attempt to stretch its domination from the
party in the city to the party in the State it
was defeated. ,-o ...el
III the same election the Democracy sent q
majority of senators and a majority of AS
semblymen to the Legislature, pledged to
restore to New York her right of self-govern-
ment. This was contrary to the wishes as
we'll as the expectations of the ring, which
founded its best hopes of a continuance of
ring and radical power and plunder in the
city upon divided Legislature, which should
make 1t impossible for the Democracy to fulfil
their pledge
That was result No. 9. A Legislature, Demo-
cratic in both branches, pledged to restore
self-government in New York city.
This victory was the death-knell to the ring
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIVIDFND NOTlOE.

MY PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL-
ROAD 90. Once, No S27 s. FOURTH Street
Pun. ADFIpTuA "a. 1862,
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THE DEMOCRATIC REFORAIERS-WILI
.. THEY CONQUER?

From the NJ Y. sun
1t is the misfortune of the Republican
party, at this critical stage of its career, that
it has at the head of the administration a
man without a Republican record to inspire
confidence in the honest masses of the party,
and utterly destitute of that political expert
ance and those statesmanlike qualities which
would command the respect of its ambitious
headers. Hence, in the severe trials through
which the party must soon pass, neither its
ohieftains nor its rank and file will pay the
slightest regard to the opinions or the aspira-
tions of General Grant, and the inevitable
result must be that, while he will not have
sufficient power to keep the party together,
he will exhibit just enough to rend it
asunder. ~.
But it does not necessarily follow that
those who leave the Republican ranks will
join the Democratic party. Distinguished
Republicans have from time to time within
the last six years gone over to the Demo
orats-such men as Senators Cowan, Nor
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-02

WINES AND LIQUORS.
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THE HISTORY OF BLACK FRIDAY.

From the NJ Y. Times. .
The story Of the combination which at
tempted to force gold to 100 premium last
September cannot be told III brief space
The Congressional committee which was ap-
pointed to inquire into the circumstances
took evidence enough to fill more than one
entire copy of this journal. We have endea-
vored to lay all the substantive facts before
our readers without an unreasonable demand
upon their time and patience; and the report
of the committee itself will complete the his
tory of transaction destined to be long re-
membered in commercial annals
What is the general conclusion to be drawn
from the narrative we are enabled to present
to-day? That, happily, may be stated within
a very small compass. In the first place, it is
quite clear that there never was the smallest
excuse for the shameful slanders circulated
by an unprincipled clique upon President
Grant. 1t is impossible to forget what was
said Just after the panic. In certain quarters
the President was openly accused of having
taken an active part in the gold speculations
A letter was forged in the name of his wife,
and published as proof of the Presidents
completely in the plot. We denounced it as
q forgery at the time but the professional
| concoctors of scandals are not afraid
of the truth--they1 instantly flew to
their dirty work again." The Presi-
| dents real offense-the cause which
prompted these attacks-was twofold: he had
always tried to do his duty to his country
faithfully, and he had refused offices to GER
tain persons whom he deemed unworthy to
hold them. Therefore his character was ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY JANUARY 20, 1877

obligation that rests upon them TO extend the right hand
Of fellowship to the Republic Of Cuba and TO declare 70
States that Cuba and shall be free from Tue Dhny
OF Spain The speakers closed by calling io' so0
cheers for Free Cuba" which were given win u VIII"
T. b. Tomnson followed Mr.. Lyddy IN conclsely-
worded definition Of the phrase belgeren rights and
argued with force and emphasis that Cuba was already
entitled to recognition, at our hands, as beilgerent
power.
ANOTHER SPEECH BY MR.. GREELEY
Mr. Greeley, who forward in response 10 q gen
era CALL said Ibelcve gentlemen. that several persons
promised TO speak tonight although do not know tho
fact whose opinions would have encouraged u.s. but who
are not here trust there will be greater Willingness
to come the next meeting that il held ana avn sure
there will. / that some who have held pack
tonight when they TO comprehend how earnest ana
strong is the American feeling this subject. how II
overrdes aud bots out party lines ahu VIII
regret that they not here. We are not mere as
the friends or opponents Of the Administration;
We think OF nothing but our Government, our
who are threatened with the deprivation OF liberty and
life That is ALL Loud cheers regret tna' " mas pc
are divided on this question there really differ
ence We recognize each other only rs The Irehds OF
be understood when TO hold another meet
ing merely will the people come here put me leader
have gone before and it Ia time for them TO follow
Uaughterl | regret that VIC have missed some faces
engagement or OF other cause-calamity perhaps
has detained them. we will be sure that they
ing tonight has tended to harmonic differences.
and not to emphasize them, and though We have had
various opinions subjects not german 10 our duty
here but thing aud subject have brought us here
II any other gentleman has anything 10 say on TINS SUD
ject we will hear 1t II not, tho meeting VIII adjourn
lCheersj
Mr. Greeley then read the following resolutions:
Rored by the Of EeWiork in meeting assembled
That there formed be called the Cuban Charitable Aid
Society Of President COespondng Secretary Ireigrr
and two residing SeWYOrk CITY, aud Of Vice
Prrs,u each state and Territory Of the United states TIE
f Eve be elected by this meeting and TO eou,1e
Executive Committee Sbo shall appoint the other VePresds
all necessary out the views OF the orgsn
o,f In the foregoing organization shall
he authorized for the Cuban charity and each
member for life during the existence
Society received shall be devoted the cause
OF Cuban independence
Cassius NJ. Clay was unanimously chosen as President
~ the Society and Peter Cooper and Horace Greeley
Vice Presidents After the unanimous approval OF TIE
resolutions, the meeting adjourned.
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ALLEGED DEFALCATION IN THE FARMERS AND
DROvERs' NATIONAL BANK OF soMERs.

The adjourned investigation into the alleged
deflcaton by Morris s. HILL excashier of the Farmers
and Drovers National Bank OF somers, was held
before Justice Ferris, at White Plains. yesterday. The
District Attorney aud the Hon W. H. Robertson appeared
for the bank and eDstrt Attorney Bates and District
Attorney White Of Connecticut for Mr. HILL Tho
defendants counsel asked for his discharge
on the grounds that Justice OF the Peace
had Jurisdiction In a matter affecting tho finances
Of n national bauk-as these matters had 10 60
before a u. s. COMMISSIONER and be tried under the
sections Of the National Bank law passed by Congress
after the several State and other banks had become
national Institutions The release Of the prisoner was
opposed. and adjournment made until the 3Oth
inst, when this question will be argued In full.
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RIUPT lJR {:

several 7py reality not exceeded by instant leap from
misery joy unhplnlot
Tfovi1 all deirscy ils when assured that could be
restored bad Dr. sherman take photograph before and after sppi
arl ceuty since These be at bis ONCE
Their vii enable Ose Interested 10 realize tue fact, touching
aHictI,G and Tesorat0
Tie appliance my dispensed with aud may also be
al Dr.. SlguGa ofce
Being ggag, Master the Camden and AuhOv Railroad have
athletic which
tie Dr. Shernals tho
~sel, felt eIpAbe OF moving with all the agility Of
sOund
When nk hos die from Inflammation snd sransulstion
By bal nots
Huu IApe Dickinson died from this feel Atbr
OF joy iueIPree having escaped that teus uBnured Yes
FEEL lgag nc iC abandon Is-, aud employ the
reirstss Which sIleaeRss --r.Hs VAL 49,. lrg whole
". AlERa Camden, n J.
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LATEST SHIP NEVIS

ARRIVED.
Steamship MORO Castle Adams Havana jar IT, rf' 'ha pa"
Funi Abrecht. Gloucester Eng, - days, SAT-
Schr. Red Jacket Hall, RockIsud lime
sCHOosEAs-RITKK AND cOAsTWsH
P.lona Clifford :. p. Goodwin, SANFORD
H.. praokhsven Fbtr Elzah.thport
L.. RrooEbayen Light ofthe East. Elii1behpor.
EaI.on GHs,rd Nellie Bloomfield. stamford
/ Pol ort A. g. Lawson. StaGofl
Ti,rrie, Nod riigenort Frsnkln Connecticut River
hsgaretta, Glen Cove Escort brdgsboIL
Tbeo Parker Glen Cove O. &. Acken, STANFORD.
J. n Fitzgerald. Boston. g. y beat nsn-hA'eh
Florence Connecticut River Julia, Sag HATOor
WIED-Sundoun, <, light clear
SAILED. 80
sati,.-daho and Cuba FOR Liverpool SARATOGA for Soroh
Lc BaIks Magma Cha for kar'eles James MeCP io hAD'
DOMESTIC PORTS.
goprpus, MONROE Va la-ArrVe schr, LOUISE d. from
bark jonathan Chase rom aape M oues
Also arrived ship David stewart from Guiana for orIer.
arrived schr Frank Jamon. from Bralneo 'f new
Nacauey for Liverpool; Grey JAAeoi
Civ for Liverpool; hng Chattanooga, for Porto ltco
Porto Rc0i scHs lheodore Dean
oliver Ames Lizzie Watson. and Wilson Pigeon. -
WusSGToY n. c. Jan l9-Auiyed steamship volunteer from
N,wYok Cleared steamship Regulator for he8-YorL Weather
sAy,yr,H J,u l9-Arnvel steamships San Jano ard Hunts
vile from NeN.York Carroll from BatmOfr schr~ Thomas boo+
from Richmond Va Kiter from Boston Cleared eansmp, 20
NewYok Pioneer Havana; ships B1rmsh LyerpOol Mora Bsi
MORE schr 4. and g. Brooks. Jacksonville -
shps Alfred, LyerpoOl sansparei AntWerp shr
Warren Blake Baltimore; Mary Collins Greepot barss vulcan
Nassau Mp Norma Bermuda Douglas Castle Deeia org JONI
Also cleared Slip Brookvie DsrIeu brig Edith Hall AspinEsL
Va Jan. l9Saed steamship Isaac Bell Nee-l OfA
BosToY jan l9Ariyed steamship Gaucus from New'lork
FOREIGN PORTS.
jan l9Ihe steamship America rom He"'loi
BRksEy jan l0Ths steamship Frankfort from New-orens Tor
this port, arrived here to-day.
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

THURSDAY Jan. %. -,
Mail. for .nd West Indies by steamship Eagle closes
Al General Post Office st2 =, ~ d, -.
Mails steamship Fahkee, VeT NO r. NJ 0'''
At the General Post-ohee at 2 ..
FRIDAY, JAN o.
Mail. for South Pacific America kc by the Alaska close
al the General PostOGee At l0t ID.
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ONE HUNDRED MILES

ARE NOW IN FULL OPERATION AND
EQUIPPED WITH NEW FIRST-CLhS> ROLL
ING STOCK. THE BALANCE. LESS THAN 30
MILES. Is NEARLY FINISHED. AND TRAINS
WILL RUN OVER THE ENTIRE LINE DURING
THE PRESENT MONTH.
This road has been consolidated with the Indian
apolis, Charlottesville and Danviis Road, making
over 200 miles under one management. ans furnish
ing still further security TO the bondAotrfs 'heso
Bonds having been assumed by the consolidated
Company, called the Indianapolis Bloomington and
Western Railroad. 1t connects the east with direct
lines to Boston. New-York Philadelphia. and Bait
more, and with Peoria, Burlington, and Omaha on
the west-the only East and West line correcting
the cities of Indianapolis. Danyille UIbaYa. Bloom
ington, Pellin, and Peoria.
The high premium the stock Of many Of the raj
ways in Illinois command with no better prospects,
than this road justiies the belief that il, stock viii
also soon be at a premium, thus making the con
rertible clause valuable option To make the bonds
still more secure Sinking Fund has been provided.
The belief that the Government will fund the FIVE
Twenties into 4! per cent loan makes Il desirable
for investors to look for safe securities that pay
a good interest about which there is qges 0n for
which they can exchange their 5--),-captazing
the premium. and getting higher rate at interest
for long term of years. Nothing can Doe more de-
sirabe than First Mortgage Bonds any hrst-claas
completed railway.
Tho Coal Freights alone are estimated sufficient to
pay the Interest the Bonds. the best Mines IN tho
State being located on the line at Danvilr.
Having carefully examined the Road from time -
time and its connections. we being also familiar With
the wealth and resources of the country along Ito
line, well with the rapid progress Of the Com
pany from the start its Financial Standing aud Ell
cient management we recommend the Bonds as a
choice Investment. the Security of which has been
placed beyond any contingency, the Company
have been provided with the necessary funds TO com
plete the Road.
About 70; r-ffths of the loan has been taken by
actual investors
We continue to offer portion of the balance at -
and accrued interest IN currency.
Al marketable securities received in exchange 40
the best market rates. Bonds forwarded by
press free of charge. Further particulars furnished
application by the undersigned financial agents
of the Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-20

REMARKS Mornng-yery hazy from midnight To 3;
hayy to 400; very hazy hhzy 81 very cloudy at noon
Afternoon little hazy very hazy 40 sunset
Fyenng-Very haZy slightly bazy GAO 10 siO; ltLe
cloudy $40 to IL. Note-lsth-From II p III TO midnight
very hazy.
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PAPERS, TwINEs, THREADS AND CoRDAGE
WILLARD H.RVEr oEes aud Waoo 2JS ssa 300 BroadSAJ he"
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SQUIRE g. LANDER, 97 Fulton st, New ork
the bur reliable WATCHES fine DAhosps choice 'E"
KLKT ami Silver WARE. Diamonds sue1dlv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-20

ton a, the o. private Secretary last evening large number
Of veil known eiuseBs present
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WONAN's

WoMAN's FRrEND.-Pyle's 40. X" SOAP,
w s I'D b,ri Pres soar S.tER,rrs ard TARTAN
the lind for the BY GrOee everywhere Depot
$50 WAshingtOn-st
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Free OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
100000.

CAPITAL STOCK................s3,0 100000
TOTAL ISSUE OF BONDS. 50. OOo. 200.
Length of road, III $500 miles The bonds are
limited to less than $4,000 per mile and are Sc
cured by First Mortgage on tho entire property
OF the Company which cost about 10000 per milo.
The road runs through the richest and most pop
uous agricultural district in Illinois. The loooI
business alone is much more than sufficient 10
tain it, This with the through business, which II -
expected will be limited only by the capacity Of tie
road must make il rs profitable any in the stat
No road has ever been built having more nunsr.
nns and yalnahle connections East and WD.t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-20

PASSENGERS ARHIbEO. .
PROM HAVANA l9-Tn steamship Moro Csse-Mrs Br1gs
Dorsp Mrs Dennis. c. W. Green Il D. sharpe, ~ AmIL
Mitchell, @. OCaliahaa, A. H. Taylor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-20
HENRY WARD
B g CT z
IN HIS PULPIT

Could dseI upon nothing ~ greater temporal magnitude
the sake ~ humanity would most ureir bold ny
peace subject upure but knowing from sad experience the
a1uorauce danger suXrty attending g. feel iup-r
tive uty ny testimony favor Of the efficacy Of Dr. SherHAas
method u cure. ....,.
Nv attention called hls 'pe' in this branch
Surgery reading IN Hapes Weekly II e cur o MI Hodges
confirmation oft b. r Poneroy of The la Crosse Democrat
VII, from lis personal aclulutauce Nth Mr. Hodges BIS suffer
pronounced hs almost msc ouL az once be
a11aie post by NJ LODGES
d ard thanks him 70 The 9es and Nj tOEoy for AArnag
Dr. SlsUusus wonderful cures.
became ptui the Army and though my small
With symptoms fssugauou. No. rejoice tie
past, cured radically cured. this having
proved thr cutre Subtraction.
changed March i and that TOO AFTER sa.ersg
from
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HOME NEWS.

THE WEATHER
Nav YoKs nour Th.r Bar Wind. Hour Tier Bar; WIND
Jan 10 81 Slsi SIS sK 9 $50 515I 81
40 I v T.
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TURNER BROTHERS,
BANKERS,
IA NaSSauSt" New.YCFk.
:Sursts, Carriages, ct.

Nursr,, Carriages, ct.
4 L THE SLEIGH EMPORIUM, cor. Forty
second ST. AMI Brodsay, Y he osud large ,stcVt q
Negns of all descriptions several Nsgous Harness, 10th "a
dotbe Robes, Bells Blankets
" y Tbs stock must be closed tie % tn hu h hs,s
let to other parties JAMES JtNklNS
RREWSTER < Co. of Broome -st.--Fme CAR
s. klAGks IN all the h,honabie varieties Of sss
manufacture Wnsraoms finh-Av~ IL Fourtsenths II
SLEIGHS BREWSTER & Co. (of Broome-
- Of Their .srsroom. Fhhsvs fosrsss'A. oisrAs co."
sIed Asshs 81 Js. Good for ~hon ths acc
Tie famous Pa'tlsed Caters 81 kmhsfs nsr'isetars
NlIE BREWSTER WAG0N"-BREWSTE
20 Of Brooms sole Sshafstarsp efsr q hsss
W Ano~n wagons Of -shts t Pssr aTtng al Pssdas
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DIR. SHERMAN

NAV he Office hs prepared
furnish b, appliance aud compound e rcrres Of e'sry
fem 4 led.A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-20

ARE NOW IN FULL OPERATION. AND
EQUIPPED WITH NEW FIRST-CLhS> ROLL
ING STOCK. THE BALANCE. LESS THAN %
MILES, Is NEARLY FINISHED, AND TRAINS
WILL RUN OVER THE ENTIRE LINE DURING
THE pRFSFNT MONTH
The New York herald., 1870-05-05

IxyAyrED--A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRoNER
w In private boa riding house Que who can come VOL
recommended may sepy q. est tsh st. Wages @io per
The New York herald., 1870-05-05

fI1O0LS AND MACHINERY
for sale.
Tie Novelty iron Works
{fsos OF East Twelfth street, New fest}
h.vs for sale complete assortment Of LssAss, flsnerA
Tools, &C., tor working both weed and Iron, AaA
smiths and boiler makers tools. saitaals tes
the manufacture OK steam engines, soors and genera
machinery OF sveyescrpiion, together With the drawings
and patterns relating to the also the sng'nss oohs
cranes fouadry dxuro shating, puileys and hangers
The valuable 10, OF gear patterns be!ng the most complete n
s oouu.ry) and ,h. tools sxircs patterns for the
slrucl!cn and erection OF architectural work.
Also Marine Beam Engine cylinder 50 iachos ty ~ fstl
stroke, suitable for coasttng or heavy town. sea!uer
Terms cash good securities
Send for catalogue
xaLata xaIc
The New York herald., 1870-05-05

WANTED EXPERIENCED PAPER BAG FOLDER
by hand (gsl at 2a and ~ Church sIreet up stairs
'"'' ''"'' "-'' '''' amy -s'''' A. j. RICHARDSON.
The New York herald., 1870-05-05

y
AU PETIT ST THOMAS,
Rue do Bac 81, "a, 81, 33, 85;
Is kue do FUaiysrsite.
Ths house. established upwards OF fifty y0ars is unver
sally known aud famed Of the first in
Paris in which thorough confidence may be placed In is
Immense PREMISES which all foreigners should visit, will be
fouad tho lowest prices the complete assortment OF
Silks first novelties;
India and French Cashiucrs ShaWis;
WoolIeus, Lace, Lingerie,
Ready mado Articles fer Ladies'
Mantles, Cosks, Fars
Gotten and Thread Stufs, Hosiory.
Gloves, Ribbons, Trimmings, Carpets
Articles OF Furniture,
Raall,a sssly,An,a siIed pnoeA
The New York herald., 1870-05-05

NOR SALE-THR OLD ESTABLISHED CONCERT
Room, House OF Commons 25 West Houston street now
doing enormous busncss, md 10 fact tho only cstsb
erns easy for cash 10 OF the present proprietor
Wishing 70 retire TO the country Apply on the premises
The New York herald., 1870-05-05

ATA MEETING Or THE NJ. I. BRENNAN CLUB. OF
n tie frat ward held at No West street the following
resolutions adopted Resoved That the members OF
THIS association DO iedse hemaelves 70 sppS.s al
That we accept and acknowledge tho new comttco OF
the First ward as leaders. CHRIST BRADY, Prcsk
PArEick O'NEti. Vice President.
J, MOGUoKlN, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1870-05-05

nRua CLERK WANrED-HAvfNG TWO OR THREE
- yeats must bo industrious and willing to
wcrk. Rcs reference required Address with full particu-
lars. " Ash NGTOS LAYCOCk, Ncndoiu, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1870-05-05

NyAETED-A SITUATION AS COACUMAN AND GAR.
w deGer by respectable married Protestant who
perfectly understands his business all s branches
milk ffeqd,red and make himself generally useful; will be
found willing and oblgng has no encnmbrance tho oour
try profored Cali on address Gardener los St Marks
place. Eas eth ST. first floor, for two daya