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FL 'A GREAT BARGAINS,
Handsome PRIVATE RESIDENCE, Il rooms
nue.: Price. sao8o;i
26xlo feet to paved alley; beautiful location; must
Ten LOTS on Eighth street, aozas feet. and seven
LOTS on Ninth street, 30x0s feet These are very
Only 500 cash. and balance IN HSe annual pay:
A neat YRAMEHoUsE st rooms, 10, I.x7s feet,
on First street Ts Rrifs snlz ssG Terms sssy.
Real Estate ss ssoE. = M SOS aIs;;.,
MIST between sth and 9Th sis
VALTpAkBsHpEf k%+RRTyS SpI HE9 gEIMEsRovED
STONE fsoST sSSss i scSd order and ae excel
sfs sSIs on Eighth
az ss.sss2 "a ' HSGs Po s1s
soI Hin 10 al. in good location. having grape
A pEs1RABLn nO HHtip' and about an .or. a,
Ground, with all The necessary out-buiIdinss, in
loo and iosi east q the Capitol and divided In
j.! Lots q s'fss ss;:sa
M. NV: s Be ssid i isso =
| q New Marble Building,
AuctioneeFs and Commission Merchalts
m4-N corner 9th st. and Psnna. avenls..
| EARM FOB sALE-A BARGAIN-35 AORE rs :
s.rdsn I've mss aSi. god orsh. md
Ia Bride st.. Georsesovn, d q. - naSts
FOB REMrsv.ry desrabS Unfurnished SUITE
Nee. S1
between 9th and 10th SITS, - mfs,Sts
EUR sALE-An ELEGANT EUILDIN0 Lot on 7th
sau.rs 20, p xppiy to asA n, vest siSe, ~
| Reei stsfs AGENT
MET Room s.sov. TIN ct. and La. svea1,.
FOR SALE, AT 4 BAK9AIN-Nsv,. elegant
| tanning twelve large. cheerful rooms, win All
modeIn improve nsnts; Parlor lSxss; dinina- room
HAYS; kitchen. HE'S; situatsdon LIST street 7ssrsa
| town. d: e. kyceilent neiGhSorhood. Appiy SSSS1
| street TIL 10 o'clock .. m.1 or JOHN r. HOGUE
Real Estate Agent, corner High and Bridge street
4 q. orgstown. aa-,s-9T NJ n i.s ;
SEyERAL ELEGANT ROOMs, newly furnished
ipprovsmensss pleasant location. Meals served I,
1 the house. ~. $500 1hsi-atN
EURNISHED Or UNfURNIsHIO R0oN ~
L LET, With or without board. IpD,y ~ ase
"Ff'' IVY ts'a' Whlt2w'
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EOR sALE.-A RARE CHANCE-A very splen-
II did PAIR OF BLACK MARES; well n
matched: very speedy; kind and gentle, both ~
in single and double harness. Apply to J.N6
g. COOK, on Sfh st.. bet. ID and X. mh233ts
Tor SALE-One superior Six Pocket Rosewood
LATIMER. AuctioneePa mh12-tf
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A THREE-STORY PRESS BRICK HoUsE
"A WITH PERFECTLY DRY CELLAR, FOB
SALE, ON ELEyENIH STREET,

BETWEEN AND NJ SrS.
We ofier This desirable Residence, centrally and
Pleasantly located as IL s, containing eight rooms
hall dry cellar, with two story back building water
and gas, for S6o00, on the following Remarkable
terms:-$1I0O cash, and the remainder at $50 per
month, the rent nearly meeting the deferred pay
menfs. This property will suit aud come within the
means Of many parties who have called ct our once
within the last few days for houses.
JOSHUA WHITNEY CO.,
mhl2-u No. 129 9TH ST., bet q and ii sts
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- CHATELAINE bkAIDS, real and imitation, at
mast 61S Market Space. bet. 7th and sth' SITS.
PIGEONS AND HATS AT MRS. A. HUB
Store: All the best qualities and most fash 4 ~
iSnaele BIB BONS are retailed ct New yW
MRS. HUBBELL buys her goods for cash and can
York. GA 9th street, opp Patent Once M3i-2ts
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road of honest effort, Of self-control and
morality.
have written in greater detail than pleases
me individually, and, indeed, than is becom-
ing but our German affairs and aspirations
easily rise before the foreigner rs a mere
mist, and to make them little clear some
minuteness is unavoidable. You will, per-
hsps, think it even less becoming that these
lines come to you in print, not in writing.
In ordinary times l would certainly have
asked your consent to their publication; but
as things are now the right moment would
have passed before my request could reach
you and your answer come to my hands; and
think that it is not i'll done if, in this crisis,
two men of the two nations, each in his own
nation independent, and far from political
matters, freely, though without passion, ad-
dress one another. on the causes and the
meaning of the war. For my utterance will
seem to me only then to have its true worth,
if it gives you occasion to express yourself in
like manner from your own point of view.
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EDUCATIONAL.
p u q BY A q A I'D H NV
FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS,
No ,a1s ToCIyqr S,rao.

No. 14l6 LOCUST Street
EDWARD CLARENCE SMITH, A. M, Principal
This Select School will enter upon its sixth year
completely eoIganized.
Rooms improved, and RENTED with handsome fur
niture.
/. Pupils prepared for business life. Thorough
course in the English Branches and Mathematics
2. Pupils prepared for high standing in College.
3. SPECIAL instructors in French, German Draw
ing, Penmanshp, Eocution Bookkeeping Natural
Science.
4. carefully organized Primary Department
B. Special features-an unsurpassed locality
spacious and we'll ventilated rooms, with high cell
ngs, retired play ground.
Next session begins September IL Circulars at
No. 14l5 LOCUST ST. Applications received daily.
Testimonial from Hon. William Strong, U. s. Su-
preme Court
PHILADELPHIA, June Is, 1870.
During the last two years my son haa been an at
tendant of the school of Mr.. hdward Clarence Smith,
known Rugby Academy. / can unquaihedly
commend Mr.. smith to those who have sons to be
educated, as a superior instructor, devoted to his
work, kind and frm in his management of his pupils
and in all respects qualified for success in his pro-
fession.
s18 w. STRONG.
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SHIRPINO.
<fGFs, LORIILARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FOR NEW YORK,

SAILING EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ANI
SATURDAY,
are now receiving freight at
FIVE CENTS PER 100 POUNDS, TWO GENTS
PER FOOT, OR HALF CENT PER GALLON,
SHIPS OPTION.
INSURANCE ONE-EIGHTH OF ONE PER CENT
Extra rates on small packages iron, metals, etc.
No receipt or bill OF lading signed for less tnan
hfty cents
NOTICE-On and after September 10 rates bv this
COMPANY will be 10 cents per 100 pounds or cents
per foot ships option; and regular shippers by this
line will only be charged the above rate all winter.
Winter rates commencing December 10. For further
particulars apply 10 JOHN +. OHL
2ss PIER 10 NOhTH WHARVES
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RROROsALH. 3.
TMRmovENGNT OF ThE sCHUYLKILL
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE
No. 20S $. FIFTH STREET,

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,)
No. 209 s. FIFTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Sept g. 1870.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, with copy OF this
advertisement attached to each, win be received at
this once until ~ O'Clock NJ of MONDAY, the 10th
day OF October 1s70 for clearing the channel OF the
Schuykip river at its month, at Gbsons Point, and
above to the Chestnut Street Bridge.
The channel is to be dredged at the placesnamed to
obtain width Of one hundred and 1fty $50 feet and
depth OF eighteen ds) feet at mean low water The
material to be removed is mostly sand 1t must be
disposed OF in conformity with the regulations OF the
Board OF Port Wardens.
The amount to be excavated is about 40,0 600 cubic
yards. Proposals will state the price per cubic yard
measured In the scows, and the time OF commencing
and completing the work.
deduction Of ten C0) per centum on partial pay
ments will be made until the completion OF the
work.
No contract VIII be entered into for working after
the Both of June. 1871.
Blank forms for proposals will be furnished by this
ONCE, and any other information practicable to
give.
The right is reserved to reject any and ali bids
Proposals must be addressed to the undersigned,
and endorsed the envelope proposals for Dredg-
ing the Schuykill River"
j. ID. KURTZ,
996t Lieutenant Colonel of Engineers.
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OFFICE, UNITED STATES

A NOMMANDANlo OtflCf, UNIFIED OlAlho
~ NAVAL STATION, 't
LEAGUE ISLAND, Sept 6, 1870
SEALED PROPOSALS., endorsed proposals for
repairs and embankments,n and addressed TO the
undersigned, for repairing and strengthening about
500 lneal rods Of the ebankments at League Island
will be received at this office till IL O'Clock noon
WEDNESDAY, the 14th day of September, 1870 at
which time bids will be opened and bidders In
vited to be present
Plans and specifications for this work can be seen
and further information had, upon application to the
Civil Engineer at the Philadelphia Navy Yard
Bidders will be particular to state the price per
neal rod at which they will contract TO do this work
In accordance with the specifications and also at
what time the work would be completed.
No additional allowance will be made for any extra
work caused by hoods or other casualties that may
affect the work.
(Signed) J. MADISON FRA1LEY,
9 9Sthstu9t C0mmandant
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SHIPPING.
26N FOR TEXAS PORTS.
The Steamship Hercules

The Steamship Hercules
WILL SAIL FOR NEW ORLEANS D1RESr ON
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, at A M
Through bills Of ading given in connection with
Morgans lines from New orleans to MOBILE, GAL
WESTON, 1NDlANoLA, LAvACCA, and BRAZOS
at as low rates as by any other route.
Through bills OF lading also given to all points on
the Mississippi river between New Orleans and st.
Louis in connection with the St Louis and New Or
leans Packet Company
For further information apply to
WILLIAM l. JAMES,
General Agent,
9106t No. 100 South TAIRD Street
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WILLIAM l. JAMES,
General Agent,
91O6t No. 100 South TaIRD Street
.reMes. FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS.
$Ae&ksToWN.-Inman Line OF Royal Mai
Steamers are appointed to sail as follows:-
City of Antwerp, Thursday, Sept s, at / p. NJ
City Of London Saturday, September 10, at2P.M.
and each SATURDAY sRd al Tues
day. from pier No; s;r4y q North oTt nt riyer yer
Payable in gold. Payable IN currency.
First Cabin. .s76 steerage. $50
10 Londsn.'....... 80 10 London. .......... 95 .
TO Halifax. .........: 20 To Halifax ......... is
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg,
Bremen, etc. at reduced rates.
Tickets can be bought here at moderate rates by
persons wishing to send for their friends.
For further information apply at the companys
JOHN g: DALE, Agent, No. IS Broadway, NY;
4b No. 4O2 CHESTNUT Street. Philadelphia
THE REGULAR STEAMSHIPS ON THE PHI
Il LADELPHIA AND CHARLESTON STEAM.
SHIP LINE are ALONE authorized to issue throuoh
bills Of ading to inter interior points sSpth and westin
ALFRED L TYLER,
Vice-President SO. C. RR. Co.
fFEs. PHILADELPHIA AND CHARLESTON
&AlAls& STEAMSHIP LINE.
inns line is now composed OF the following nrst-
class Steamships sailing from PIER II, below
Spruce street. on FRIDAY Of each week lat
ASHLAND, 500 tons, Captain Crower
j. w. EVERMAN 500 TONS Captain Hiuckley
SALVOR, 600 tons, Captain Ashcroft
SEPTEMBER, 1870.
= j. W. Everman Friday, Sept. q
Salvor, Friday, Sept 8.
j. W. EvermaD, Friday, Sept 10.
.r- O.. Salvor, Friday, Sept. 23.
j. w. Everman, Friday, Sept. 80.
Through bills OF lading given 10 Columbia, S. c.,
the interior OF Georgia, and all points South and
Southwest
Freights forwarded with promptness and despatch.
Rates as low as by any other route.
Insurance one-haf per cent, effected at the ofice
In first-class companies.
No freight received nor bills Of ladng signed on
day OF sailing.
SOUDER ADAMS Agents.
No. DOCK Street,
Or WILLIAM p. CLYDE Il CO.,
No. IL s. WHARVES.
WILLIAM A. COURTENAY, Agent IN Charles
ton ga
, 1870-08-16
~ LQwl4 4pd EAlcREa.

Fto,n the EFuxnsi7k {Sea,, Aarert;s<r, aug. II.
Tbs points named above haer 1@en for msnv
ye1la these to which this section has looked
tos bath its shipping aud purchasing markets,
IN the estimation Of business men Of this sec-
ton. We eay hare been, for, By the lethArgv
Of st, Louis; she Is uow nearly forgotten 81
the friends Who knew her, with respect for
many ysafs, and ch'easo nov stsnda aln,ost
alone - unAster OF the situation in Seh.as-
ka. even in this section upon the Missouri
Riyer-that great internal water route WHICH
St. Louis h1s 40 long and l2zily leaned upon
I, = prosperity that abe las slmust sunk be-
ueash it, tuIbid .atet. Whs shia is must be
aprarent to al who know that freight /. ten
cent. per hundred cheaper BY rail from Phelps
Station to Chicago, than t.y fir<r FROM here
to st. Iorns By the 20 steamboat moaopo-
y. II this b. the boosted competition
between sireT md ril carriage, another river
would certainly lay ST. Louis in the shade.
cagoans feel N individual responsibility In
bnl}dng up Chicago, while St. 1ou,ei2ns feel
] Immediately for Eelf, and ench munopolists u
I nov have hold Of the steamboat interests arc
allowed to grind shippers along the Missouri
to tho immense damage Of The grain a1d
mercantile interest. Of that city. That
| We Of this side feel speciAf interest
! ia this, il St. Louis merchants do not, Is not
strange, for, until We have connection vi h
Chicago By rail, upon the opposite bank Of
l afE &afE1s NAlN3 VIC NAt AAaC tGt AI13 t2A+ ia
are either 1t the mercy OF these cormosAnta,
or grain dealers uaust tuy in At:hi&on Couut<,
ard have their grain delivered 1t the depot.
involving loes 10 ne. both farmers aud ehip-.
pers. The email bold ST Louis has upeu
southern Nebraska is fAst 1ooseninc,
and can only Be re-estahuahed by m expendi.
ture Of millions. II St. Louis permits hel
steamboat monopohsts TO gorge themselves Il
tho expense Of her other ipteTests, her grea
barge Interests nroa the ~father Of waters'
must depend upon other sections than TIL,
for its pnstenanee. She must pe aw1re Of the
ranid growth OF this section, NOT only Of Ne
hrfs1s but even her own State, and can Judge
from that knowledge II . section Is nch
agriculture il worth striving for. Chicag
4 thinks It u,
, 1870-08-16

The Recent Thunder storm at High
HrldEe, y. VA Hall OF Fire Fails
Into tlac lstver--The Cl1c1Axt1.Jy Sni~-
ch thtat fo1lO1Vcd-What xx:4- <evu
ia q laarn atcAr by.
Ftu.n the .yt,o Io,k sun, 4..9. IL
During the rpcent Thunderstorm phenom.
enou WAS observed 1t Lii h Bridge 4 LlasA
cloud ovethuug the siyes a,.d tbs eona,ry
bordering on It, casting everything into ,iea-
rest gloom. Alter the strange. solemn ST.
ccce which usually precedes The b,Ir.,,...
festh OF tho Storm the large drops Of rail. h.
gan u fall, putting the dusty roads, ao1 5,t1st-
ing into til. dark waters.
a company OF laIleA AID gentlemen will,
their children we're on the balcony Of t,osrl
nsar the bridge looking forth upon the aver
af1sdoTea landscape. Suddenly the cIot,J..
opened Ind the vivid tires Al,ot forth. accou,-
I'anied Is the Folilng thunder Peal after
peal followed. and t!asA after flash Lighted ln
the scene. While gazing On the rirsr tle
whole l.slnct nas stadeniy illuminated III ths
most Etllilant 4,st, b,tt uf
a!eEas are, 80 70 Observes .91f-3. large E@a,
rire! ssndns .he Tstes iel ;s ,nto =. T.
res ton, and followed b; terrific peal, Ut tl.r-
der. For some moments tho oulookezs Hcfs
blinded bJ the brif1iancy Of the xpectac!e:
ladies tainted md chil5ren screamed. AMI all
-!oed appalled, As deep darkness settled tioau
again upon tho scene aud the wild rebeycsa-
t.oA3 Fasseo s0Healy AWAY anaa0 the ARCHES Oh
the br1cge.
Gazing forth npon the country to see II
dsnasEe had been doner some gentlemen OBJ
served = peculiar appearance IN barn near
the nate1works. They approached the build
ing, and on entering, ! dFeadfut spsc.,cls
met them Two men, half atupeied with
horror. sat shudacEing in some hsy, gAzia%
wish strained eyes on the form OF ! fhitd
which lay PROSTATE on the ground One side
OF the noustache was siaged OF, and the up
per lip was dr,wn up, revealing the closely
cienched teeth. The banda were cl,teled.
and the eyes wide open, the pupil du4seI AZ
il struck with = sudden horror.
Reasetred By the presence OF others, thu
two meu somewhat recovered themselves, and
e1id. in answer to Inquiries. that tho three h1l
struck ths corner Of the Luildiug, instantly
killing their companion, who was leaning
aE:inst the wall. The name Of The unfor:u-
n4te nan was John Morrison
, 1870-08-16

senttng ba.oeo Saxon worxnen, sanpted uusnl. sl.
mou1ly reaoi1non to this ehect: '1n the name
worfmca fofminf he Democ1anc soetallst psfty,
we declare the present war to be exclusively oy~
nasstc. ne are happy to grakp the n.
Of F1ance. Mindful Of the watchwotd II
the Inte1nst,ooal Wolk1ngmcn's Association,
fToletA!11ns os III countries unite: we hha navef
forget that the Huikmen Of Al1 countries are our
friends, uul the ueputs OF all countries our enc
"The Berlin branch Of the Internsronal has
say. .]oin with hsst and hand your pso. pro ).
nelttes the sonnd Of the tEucspet, nor ths
shall divert u from our common work fuT the
uuton Of Tho children OF toH Of iii eosotries' Be
itbot n The bactg7qnna OF this suicidal s11iie
align that the signal for the present war ahouhi
have been given At the moment when tbs Ausct>.
!tte Government had Just .1niahed its ssrasegu
ln The direction Of tho Prnth. Whatever sylpa~
taJ The Germans may jnssly rladln in WAX Of Dc.
fence aRainss Honapaftts& aRsresston they would
mtnt to cali for or sccept 1ne nep of The coasack
lst Them remember takt af1er the!E Nar Of tnde-
ptndence agAnsE the nrst Napoleon, Germany laF
...The English Te5fiaa class stretch DE hanl Of
fellowship 70 the French and German woExtnE
people. TneJ feel dexrsy conEtused that whst. II.
aiiance oi lie Torfins elasses of ali countries
will ultimately Ill var. The very fact that While
onctal France anu Germany are ruahiny INTO
many pe1d each other messases Of peace and
good vail; this great fact, unparalleled ID the MS"
toSy Of the past open1 the vista Of brlRhtef ~
With ita economical miseries and its political de.
lIrtum, new society Is sp1n8ing up whose inter
national rnle WIN be peace beeanse ne national M
rioaeer ef taas new society u Tie Interna..onel
WofktnRmen1 Association"
, 1870-08-16
The Princess Victoria Making Pre-
Paarntlona to c0rc Tor the woundet1.


Her Royal Highnese, the Crown Princoss, to
wlose bel.eyo1ent initiative the conntxy IL III
debted for many useful and. charitable insti-
tuition, LAS in this trying hour addressed the
following iettsF 10 the Committee Of the VIC
toriA Society for the relief Of wounded sol
dicrB:
'*bnce tue countrr cas It's sens to the standard
70 nght fur all :fat Is ca est md dearest to us
the holt.r and independence nf GeT1QahF. An
cueny whom wc !l2se not offended GeudKes LIS the
fruits Of our victories. and strtTes to prevent us
trr1n ccl.lhes:nX our great national rank through
AH!outed aud tnsnltcd ia It's most sac.e+i
frtlinks, thu whnle people, onIy army We
hAye-t1Ses UE its wGtl-.r"d arms 10 project their
ttatths ald t4elt families, Thousands OF HIves
End children ate thus being deprived Of their
bseat-Hlhcss- We cannot remove the sorrow
weighing t:own their hearts; Tut We mar guanl
EcttuaUs gaze brilliant proofs Of patriotic deso-
tiCH to their country, when, shor4 time ago, We
aHptalesf 10 thtin to atic:iat. the suerins coll
| se9ncDt xp6n TIL. struggles We had then Under
RUee- No hope thai this noble example Wilt be
repeated, and lhat charity Will aRalu step in to
relieve The fa,utlits Of thuEe who arc prepared 10
| sacrifice life md health In our hehaIf. Let Us
give speedily nnt1 tnunlfully, that the defenders
| of Our aasrrd nauonal rtRhia n1ay take the 1c1l
In the cumlottlnE consciousness thai the future
! of their belt red ones IL kccrre Etutt taulS,
~ request The Commit .e Of the Eictuaa Insti'
ru1lon for the Relief OF Wounded Soldiers to Ie.
| vnte themselves to the charitable wutk, aud I.
oIen subscriptions and direct their application,
"SEw PALACE, rotsian,, Iniy H."
This request Of Her Royal Iighneas has bee1
Immediately attended to By tile commit: ee
Heir F. II. Erause, the wtu-known banLfr, i
the Treasurer Of the Victoria Institution.
, 1870-08-16
pERSOy1E.

Horace s. Gstswold, County Judge md su,1o-
sate Of Brounc County, New York, for fifteen
year., died III Binghamton on Tuesday last.
,Yetl q.
David r uolton, CT New York. has peutoned
the Hartford city government 10 appropriate
plece Of land iu the heart OF the city for the
erection Of I "Far. fa,herx' monument 10 cost
ssN,ttu.
In Waterbury, Conn.,, Edward Ma1tbY. ~ years
Of age, committcG suicide, on Wednesday, be-
csufe Of modification nj his failure to pass al ex-
animation At West Point.
--Gcneral LnrirR writes that he likes the servtcc
Of the Eiccroy It EgJps very well, although II is
sou'ewhat different 1tum that OF the United
Srates
The marriage OF Btignon 10 Miss McCulloch La
shortly to " corsummRled Ut Charleston, g. e.
"A correspondent Of the Loulon {Tcnn) Star
| ts1s that Mn. Ann Folidzrp, who lives In Roane
County. All! who Is l1S teszs Of Aae, IS the Oldest
| inhabtant Of the State. She ant her husband
came 10 The Cnitea slases Just 1ooye ago. when
t shc waa u youuR hrt.ie Of 10 summesa
! General E. F. Newton, 4 weli-known citizen
| anl prominent Democrat In Rhode lsan.l, at
tenpted suicide, AZ Newport, on Sunday week,
lie has been in Ill health OF late. and w4s suffering
! from mental alteration. lie sent his attendants
| from the room On some preteuce, aud With rszor
nearly severed Lis arm, and cut hls thrust from
car to car, but too high up, and Ia manner which
did not accomplish his purpose. lie still lives Sni,
may recover, though At present very weak FROM
| loss OF blood.
-Syiuey Smith had brother distinguished fol
bis talsuss, hut exceedingly seaatc, having no eIc
| Iuent OF Wit or Aunof IN bis composition. Sydney
said &,hAt "he and his brother eontEallcted the
law OF graEitatiou: for his brother ha risen by hi
gravity, and he had sunk ty bis lestty.r
The Paterson q. j. Guanttan, speaking o.
state Senator Cobb, who was killed In the latt
railroad accident IN West Virginia, says: "Mr
Cobb gaze $1,000 toward public school In orue
that the children Of Mor1is1own might 1,c prop.rll
and htaithfas'y educated 1t Ii reported that vi
COBB hss donssed s75,eoe toward tho Methods
Centennial Church Of Aorr'stowu. bul1t OF ii,
rudd.ug-stone Of Morris County. aud tho hand
soonest Methodist Structure IN the nation: bu
ee told Us that nrst and ssst, it had cost him ove
sloa COO. Mt. Cobb bought the gtuund, decotates
it. and then presented It to the town he ITed In L
public cemetery. THIS property Is worth to-,ia
st least 100000, EserJ winter he has take
charge Of The Aorr.stown poor. He has give
away 1,01~ loads OF wood In single winter. Il,
score. donations were numerous and cannot b
enurut rutet aud he wss always giving to the ill
trcssetl. ills euers were aiWAJs open to the sn1
| firing saNr~
, 1870-08-16
Nnnufaeaarc Of Fnpar for nntte&.
States Sofes md CurrrncY-Tne
HoudA Tor Eu undluE the Public DehL

From fhe St1s York HernI, Aug, H.
Iha government OF tho United STATED has
entered into zn agreement or contract with L
manufacturer in penuss'vania t~hoee family
Las been for reverAI generations engaged in
the making Of bank note psper ~ speciality
teE the supply Of Large quantity Of thst II
ticle, to be used in the printing Of the bonds
TO reiszue the public debt. TIE contractor is
Gound. bv the terms Of his agreement, to sup
ply paper for bond notes to the e1tentiof sl-
5to, LEO. The naaterial will have ehaEac-
tctistics especially devised. 80 as to be pro-
tectiou against counserfeits- It ia Of course
to Le manufactured exclusively for the gov
eminent, snd not = sheet Of it can leave the
mill without IN order from tbs Treasury De
partment. IN agent from which IL constantly
On tie watch about the establishment to count
the thee!e md see that none Of the paper gets
into improper channels Tbs manufacturer
In Question has. within 4 ye1r or so, produced
1t lis roill in PENNSYLVANIA about st, 0O0, ,Ool
rheets Of paper, vith special charac:eristics
| for the new legal tender notes, internal rev.
| euue stamps and fractional currency, II,
| raper In eseh Of these notes ditfars from the
other, and j. 70 made - On comparison viii
| counterfeit TO show tie frHud fmmedista]y '
l Not single leaf ot ktof this uauutactu ii,