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lomicial from the President Of the c.M.LUJ

IomciAl from the President Of the C.MLuJ
CoLTNBUs, o., De. Ia, 1870.
LOUIS FRlTz, ESQ, Cor. Secretary Union Ill, Of
Des Molnes, Iowa-DEAR SR;
Yours G. tbe 7th inst is at hand. The case
you submit, in reference 70 L. Marks, 10 local
question, and il remains for your Union 70 de-
eide as to Marks retaining his membership In
your Union; but under the circumstances, yOu
maintain, your Union has she right 60 retain
him, if you so desire
Section 2, Of Article l, OF the International
Gnnsfiantinn ssnc~-~-- u-s--- - l~Aao What
shall constitute practcsl cigar maker. MAJ.
working duriag he day in a shop, as journey
man, and manufacturing cigars a. home Al
night, and complying with the requirements Of
the Revenue Laws, does not make him an am
ployer. as long as he does not employ anv oue
His case being Of such peculiar circumstances.
II should be governed in accordance With What
would be most advantageous to our cause nm
your Union will best understand, being familiar
with all questions and probabilities connected
with the case
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BozRAH.

The speetroscepe now being used for
the purpose Of contrc ling the man
ufacture of Bessemer steel, or rather
irtl.
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FROM MISSOURI.

I'VE do not hold JOUR- elves responsbls for any opn.
o. expressed by our Correspondence
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Miners Convention.
CAsEYvILLk, St Clair Co,

NASHVILLE, st Clair 90,
Dec. 9Th 1870.
To the Coal miners OF the State of Illinois al
the request Of the maJv-''v Of the miner:
already organized:
Dine notice is hereby given that there will
be q State Convention held at Bloomington,
Nc Lean County, on the first Wednesday, the
4th day Of January, 1871, at 10 O'Clock ia the
forenoon.
There will be levy of so cents per member
on sll represented, for the purpose Of defraying
expenses
The object viii be the perfectinz Of our
organisation, and revising our cOntitution and
bylaws. and the getting up Of petition TO be
presented to the Legislature praying for the
passages Of ventilation bill, and the election
Of officers, snd aug other business that may be
deemed proper 10 bring before sand meeting.
The basis of Representation will be as follows
Each delegate shall have power to give one vote
for each twenty members, they may represent,
provided that 1c,egates representing bodies
of less than 20 members, may appear
and have one vote, but they shall have TO bear
their own expenses and they shall be exempted
from all liabilities for any Of the expenses Of
the other delegates to said board.
Per order OF wv. y. OWNS
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From California

We clip the following correspond
ence from the San Francisco Ezdminer
Of Dec. 25th:
A. W. Phelps Worthy Grand Architect for
the State OF Connecticut, writes, December
18th, from New Haven, 40 follows;
"GEsKRAL A. NJ WMs-DeGr Dir: Yours
Of the SOth OF November came TO band enclos-
ing . = . . which was very glad to re-
csive. Ihsve also several California papers,
among them the WEEKIY ExAEIsER, which We
net down As the workingman's friend
The Order Is progressing here As rapidly q
we can expect In fact, We are doing very well.
In this cisy we meet every Saturday evening.
In the Odd Fellows Hall
We have some difficulty here 40 TO what CON.
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GRO.P. BOWEL CO..
40 Park Row. New York,
AID
PITT NAIL 90

~ Para RoV, New York,
AAs NJ ios agents for the WoREmssANs ADVOCATE In
tbat city snd authorised 20 contr. for Inserting
tdvsTusr eats for rs 81 cur lowest cash rates Ad-
ver'sers n mss city rs9uestd 20 eave ihtir avorI
With tiths- she aioyg houses
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ssitutes msshanic; can you inform me where
you draw the fnes5 This IL an important mat
Ter. as none but mechanics can be members Of
|ths 0rdsF.
Infer from the Ordinsnce that Il 10 proper
70 receive honorary members BY paying forthree
degrses, without taxing them FOR benefit dues
OF paving them ae6ts.
Fhis shop 10 OBJ 1aed 70 such q course, please
speak decided on this point.
Are al the members entitled 10 funeral bone
nts. or 70 " optional with the shOpf
We have Committee ont on By Lava
suppose IL viii be necessary 70 send you q
Proof-sheet for your approval before printing ?
an more and more ENCOURAGED 90 take bold
Of this work in good earnest, ss Il is Just vi 1t
We need for unity and success.
Isee an article in the Workingman's Advocate
blowing sky-high the'' Order OF United Amer
lean Mechanics,' on account of lie Know Moth
ing proClivities-
Your letters have been Published In tho Reg
lister: we send yoa copies Of IL
remain yours truly,
Al WI PMmrpm
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THE CIGAR MAKERS.

I- Will unions desiring ehangeSIn the address or
corresponding secretaries please stat the z4as nhs
former secretary.
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STEPHEN J. BuRRows, Sec'y.,
No. 9S4 ADslie st., WILLIAMSBURG, ny
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PoRr or NEW YORK, MARCH 81, 1870.
CLEARED.

stcsmship Siberia r). Harrison, Liverpool via Queens
town--C u FrancAlyn.
s.ea,nshp Tybee Delaney 81 Dorningospoord. Tileson
h Go.
Steamship Morro Castle, Adams, Havana-Atiantic Mall
Steamship Co.
Steamship II Livingston, Cheeseman, savannah- Living
ston Fox & Co.
Steamship Tennessee, Chichester, Charleston Morgan
&Co.
Steamship Saratoga Couch, Norfolk, City Point Rich
ond-Od Dominion Steamship Co.
shpJ g Boynton lar, Waycost Antwerp via Philadel-
phja-H J DeWolf 4 90.
Ship Progress, Cousins, MobieNeamith Son.
Bark Montreal {fr Smith, Brstol-E xorgan's Sons.
Bark Jenny (NG) Benrici, Hamburg-Fred Schwoot.
Bark Bessie North (Br Faulkner, Havre-H DeNolf
Co.
Bark Teresna tItap, Viola, Gibraltar for ordersLaw-
renee, Giles * Co.
Bark W Roosevelt, Hartman, Havana j Il Ward Co.
Brig S p Smith, Bodge, Lisbon Miller 4 Houshton
Brig Eous OBJ. Perkins, Gibraltar for orders Brett Son
Co.
Brig Trowbridge. Crowel, Barbados-D Trowbriagc Il
Co.
Brig Leona tBr), Tungby, Matanzas-P Yevius s Son.
Brig Winfield Lorsng, Natanzas -Nesmitn 4 sens.
Brig Mary Givan tBr Robertson, st John, NB-J Her
Schr q Somes, Bray ManzanIla- Il Ward.
Sctr w II West, Hawes Puerto Pinta-B J Weinberg.
Schr Robt Noble tBr) Dickson, HaSay-Brett, Son Co.
Schr Freddie Walter Atwood, Nor, ,oAC Staples Co.
Schr ID Utley, Davis, Philadelphia.
Schr Cygnus. Small, Machas-J Talbot 4 co.
Sclir Crusade, Davis New Haven Racket Il Bro.
Scbr y Acken Hohbie Stamford.
Schr Dart. johnson, Stamford
Steamer Fannie, Fenton, Philadelphia
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BY Mr. LrrrLEJoHS-Tne ysyracure and OnondaGa
Hills Rslroad Ccnstrucuon bill: also authorizing
build a branch road TO Liverpool.
BY Mr.. BURNs-Authorizing the New York Ltie In
srance Conpanylto pay certain moneys TO the Waas-
worth Norman school.
Recess till halfpast seven r. NJ
Evening Session.
The Following bills were referred to the SuDCom-
mlttce OF the Whoe:-
amending the charter OF Brooklyn; eiding the com.
pletion OF the Waikiki Valley Railroad; ncorporat-
s Ss Pss
charter Of the Nassau savings Bank, Brooklyn +; to
act relative parks in Brcoklyn to open Herkimer
place, Brooklyn; to close part or Glove road Brook
prisons ana penlentiaries to incorp orate the Man
haitian Discensary, New York; 10 exteno lrving
place. New York. In nSuans,1 sontnsrly direction.
BY Mr.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the New York Ar
cade Railway Company IN New YORK; also the East
River and Bashwick Underground Railroad bill.
BY Mr.. BAMLER-Encouragn steam towage In
the canals; also amending the act t0 facilitate the
Bv Mr.. FLAGG-Adversely to the repeal OF the
clause in the New York tax levy IN behaif OF secta-
Laid on the table and ordered to be printed.
INC report was signed by four mombers-a mi
Mr.. NELSON reported in favor OF granting the seat
for the First district OF Wayne county 20 Mr. Wood
the sitting member, who is republican.
Iie report was agreed 10 OuudEuOuSly.
Mr.. NELSON also reported IN favor OF granting the
seat for the First district Of Albany TO W. ID. Murphy.
the sitting member, who Is democrat.
The report was agreed 10.
Mr.. ALyORD moved that the committee report on
The Goodrich Es. Jones case from Brooklyn by the
5tn OF April
Mr.. NELSON made O statement showing that the
committee had labored assiauonsly on the cases be-
fore them, ana would now take up this case ana re-
port as soon as possible.
Mr.. AlvOrd's resolution was tabled.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
l--l'A m MI
Rockaway Beach Railroad, allowing the company
to Ouild q branch.
BY Mr.. o. MISUNDERSTANDING a railway In
whitehall and other streets In New York.
BY Mr.. WBITE-TO consolidate the several acts
relative TO New York Districts Courts.
BY Mr.. ALvoRD--AmendinG the General Railroad
act so as to allow municipal corporations to take
STOCK.
BY Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING the act extending
powers OF the Board OF Supervisors In New YORK ad
Kings county.
by Mr.. FLAGG--Amending the act incorporating
telegraph companies.
By Mr.. Bennett Amending the act to preven1
frauds III selling railroad and steamboat tickets.
by Mr.. O'kEEFE-ReiaIivc to opening srreets ~
Brooklyn.
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Tweed, Mr.. Brady ana few othe' q. then RETIRED
while stalworth young man COY veyed the testlmo-
MAI TO secure position IN the Executive Chamber
The Governor today sent to " Senate
90 William Chambers e certain anSs Ie
longing to the stare, I'd 0 grounds for the vetocs
were tnat the Land Co .nmssioners had already, IN
IN those and other slID .ar Cases. that these are
grant what has area dy been granted they unne-
arc IMPROPER lear sion @ The W veto To- IN The rst case case
was sustained py vote OF 10 10 l, Senator Lewis OF
~ ts Den9 '1s me individual; and in the second
MEETING OF T R DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COM
Tne meme ,rs Of the Democratic State Central Com.
mteo @ 'aes his afternoon at Mr. Sweenysr0om to de-
s,ng Sue On NV Ime ana place OF holding the Nomina
S sins Son' ention for Juages under the law lately
passea pas There were present seventeen OF the nine.
e, !eea me noers. and ey had all the appearance OF
the Of the sase rae as SeeraDs Sammy
sc IS IN the CHAIR, and loorcd quite fresh. After
COR 90 Ie democracy Nc. Sweeny moved to have the
oW o Nentions for nominating the new judges, and
.nersse boy did not ike ike thus ana W wanted mt to have
ne psce Ior holding me lall meeting leN sgen ior
an" those o Mr. swseny
shows that Sammy mas not the iuence In the country
WIZ WIZ whica he was accredited. it was decided 70
ncio the convention for nominating Judges on the
z7ts OF April unless Legislature should put the
ecnlon ef antil later day, then tRe convention to
cosrmihee was appointed to consider The question
oc size time Ihis committee comprises Messrs. III
Den, Cassidy, sweeny, Snow, McConine and Colonel
N0rEi.
SENATORS DREAMER AND GENET
APPEARED before the Committee on Municipal Al
la oil the Senate this aftera0on Tor the purpose OF
az Sballng the new Charter; hut the consideration oI
ie matter was postponed until next Monday alter
pSSon.
INSURANCE COMPANIES
Senator PIERCE, OF Brooklyn introduced Tonight
bill IN relation TO insurance companies not organ
i2ed under the laws OF TINS state and winch tran
business in this state. The DiH prescrbes that
such companies must De subject 10 the same rules
anu regulations prescribed by the State insur-
\ aDce Department for companies organized nn-
4 the iews Of this state. The capital Of
Y foreign companies Is to be regarded such
amount such companies shall have on de-
pOst in the STATE Department and such other invest
pents as Ghey may have IN bo3d and mortgage on
uneDcuubered real estate. They shall bo subject TO
the same supervision as State companies and when
proper authorized investigation into their condition
! and alalrs to be maoe they mnst submit to the
1 usual rule and in case OF refusal they snail be de-
barred from dolng business ~ this state. This Is a
| bill OF much importance TO home Insurance interests
| aud wil no DOUBT pass without mucb opposition.
| TIE COLoRED FOLKS ARGUING OVER THE FIFTEENTH
AAEsDAEST
a salnfe OF 100 guns was lred here to-day by the
colored citizens IN onor oil the fifteenth amendment
proclamation.
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ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, March 81, 1870.
p GENERAL. ORDERS.

ALBANY, March 81, 1870.
GENERAL ORDERS
The following bills were ordered to third read.
ing:-
Appropriating $40, 25o TO the Willard Asylum TO r
the Insane; providing for the payment Of the cerl
Gates Issued to the survivors OF the war OF 1872:
pacing the State Cabinet OF Natural History under
charge OF the Regents OF the University, ana to be
called the New YORK State Museum Of Natural HIS.
tory.
THE UsURY BILL.
Amending the Usury law by providing the rate Of
interest shall continue at seven per cent for the first
year. snd at any unit not to exceed ten per cent
which may be agreed upon for an additional, year.
The bill was supported BY Messrs. Flagg and Van
Messrs Mossey, sekres and Lttleohu severay
M FIELDS stated that the Judiciary Committee
had reported the bill merely for the consideration OF
the House.
se gaS sqGng y " Ssgss was stricken opt Of the Dill on
NEW YORK AND DRooKLYN FERRrAGE.
Regulating ierriage between the seventeenth
sss Hew se1se fer end BrooKn fixing e rate Of
dren. :.
ON motion OF Mr. BURNS the rate was fixed at two
cents for adults and one cent for children. The bill
was then ordered 10 third reading.
Increasing the capital stock OF the Hercules Life
Insurance Company to s150oO0.
THE EIGHT HOUR LAW.
FIXING eight hours as the time for days work
on the public works.
Mr.. GREEN moved to strike out eight and insert
ten.
Messrs. BERGEN aud HENNEssEY opposed the
amendment and sustained the bill.
Mr.. Lyon moved to amend by inserting an excep-
tion where parties may contract for greater or
lesser number or hours.
Mr. GREEN Withdrew his amendment, and Mr.
Lyons amendment was adopted.
Further debate was had, when Mr. Lyons amend
meut was reconsidered and voted down.
Several amendments were made with view to
perectlDg the pll and was then ordered TO third
reading.
REPORTS.
BY Mr. FIELDS-Pr0viding for the disposition OF
surplus moneys accommodating from foreclosure OF
mortgages; also relative 10 fees in New York JUS
tlcea' Courts; also granting new trials In ccertan
cases In Courts OF Oyer and Terminer; also relative
10 the Kings County Commissioner OF Jurors.
Mr. FIELDS announced that the Conference Com
mittee on Excise have agreed to the amendments
made to the bill by the House.
by Mr.. FnEAR-Allowing the Buffalo assessors to
assess for $4SooO for city expenses also to widen
AND improve portion or Washington avenue,
Brooklyn; also amending the charter Of PougnKeep
sic.
BY Mr.. BALDWIN Authorizing the Southside Rail.
road Company OF Long Island TO construct branches.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
ALBANY, March 81, 1870.

ALBANY, March 81, 1870.
REPORTS.
by Mr.. .MURPUr-Incorporatin the Masonic Hall
Association OF Brooklyn; also amending the &C,
relative to laying out streets in Kings county; also
TO authorize corporations TO change their names;
also to amend the Revised Statutes reatve to jury
lists; also amending the act relating to cruelty TO
ANIMALS
by Mr.. TwEED--To amend the charter Of the Iron
Tubular Tunnel Company In New York ana Brook
ln relative to Interpretation In tustices courts
Oi Brooklyn.
by Mr. BANKs--Regulatlng the storage Of petro.
leun and Its products cltes adversely agreed to;
also to divide certain wards IN Troy.
BY Mr.. KENNEDY-TO amend the charter OF Og
densburg; also adversely, bill TO prevent kerosene
accidents In New York ana Brooklyn; agreed to.
By Mr. PiEKcE-Io Incorporate the american Com
mercial Association: also 70 prevent encroaenmeat.
in the haroor OF New YORK. The Assembly amend
ments to the BROOKLYN Police bill were concurred III
and the OIL lnaily passed.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. CAULDwELL-To abolish the Metropolitan
Police district outside Of the city OF New York and
BY Mr. PIERcE-To regulate the manner Of lighting
streets Ia Brooklyn.
Providing for the Incorporation OF villages.
general Di providing for the Introduction OF the
this state.
Amending the act relative to the publication Of the
session laws. This provides thai one paper OF eacn
political party shall be selected in each county.
EXECUTIVE vETOEs.
The Governor sent IN vet0eS OF Two private bJl 8
relating TO lands held under patent from the Stale.
Ihe vet0es were sustained.
NEW YORK SOLDIERS HOME.
After long debate the bill apprOpriatng $500 900
for the erection OF The New York Soldiers Home
was, on motion oil Mr.. HARDENBURGH, referred back
To the Committee OF the Whole.
GENERAL CANAL APPROPRIATION.
The General Canal Appropriation Dill came up in
Committee Of the Whole.
Nr SANFORD offered an additional section giving
the power Of appointing subordlnates TO the canal
commissioners on each division.
MIR. HARDENBURGn opposed the motion, and asked
that II be referred back to the Canal Committee.
Messra. PARKER and KENNEDY argued IN favor Of
giving the Canal COMMISSIONER, who Ia responsible
for The condition OF his DIVISION the right remove
and appoint subordinate officers
MIR. Santord's ameninlenJ was adopted-13 to II.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
After an executive session for the confirmation OF
notaries public recess was ta2en till hall. past
seven O'Clock.
Ey euing Session.
REPORTS
BY SIR. TwEED-AutnOrlzing donation of lands
in New York to the uahnemann Hospital. Ordered
to o third reading
Confirming the title OF the Mayor and Commonalty
OF New York to certain lands in that city.
Amending the act incorporating lite and health
insurance companies.
Increasing the salary Of the Canal Commissioners
to 5000 year, and allowing 1000 for travelling
expenses.
Mr.. LORD offered an amendment increasing the
salary or the C0mptrOler 20 $4,000 year. Adopted
III TO 10.
Increasing the salary Of the Canal Appraisers to
$4,000 year and allowing $1,000 for travelling ex.
pensee
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ITALIAN INTERNATIONAL MARITIME txNIaiTI9a
CONSULATE GENERAL OF ITALY
IN THE UNITED STATES, !
NEW YORK, March 80, 1910.

IN TIE UNITED STATES
NEW YORK, March 80, 1870. }
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
1t may be interesting to some Of your readers to
know that an International Maritime Exhibition
will be held In Naples from the 1st Of September to
the 30th Of November next, when gold, silver and
copper medals will be distributed to exhibitors
judged worthy thereof The objects admitted to the
exhibition viii be all those relating TO naval con-
structon, steam engines, ports and maritime estab.
lisnments, wood, metals and cOmbustlbleS, articles
materials for rigging and navigation In general
implements and arms Tor commercial marine, pre-.
paratlOns for salvage, victnalling Of ships and
sailors movabes fsncry scientific works, &C., DC.
shall be happy to give Gil Information on the
matter to any party applying at my Office, No. J
broadway, between twelve and four o'clock.
FERDINAND DE LUCA,
Consul General OF Italy In the United Statos.
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MEETING Of INTERNAL atyExur ASSESSORS.
The Internal Revenue Assessors Of the cit

The Internal Revenue Assessors Of the city met
yesterday OF No. 1os Leonard street for con.
sultatIon. letter from Assessor Van Wyck
TO Commissioner Rollins on the subject of the
liability OF partners for assessments was read
and also letter from the latter in reply, stating that
"when q member OF nrm sells his undivided III.
terest In the partnership merchandise 70 another
member OF the same nrm, In the act OF dissolution,
who thereupon commences fresh business by han.
self or IN connection with new partner or part.
ners,n such transaction shall not be regarded
sale within the meaning OF Epe lava
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seAr cnares Xor.han rsl.on. seah Amsoy for MIDDLE


town.
schr Jane Maria Bayhnsli A,nhoy for Norwich
schr Kate Brown, Harison, Port Monmouth for Port Nor
ria
Schr L strrges Hotchkiss Elisabethport for Salem.
sthr Cicero, Conant, Ehxabethport FOR Hnghan
Sohr Gen Marion Titus, Exabethpor for New burypoTL
Schr A Prcimore Hart, Elizabchpor Tor Proyiiencc
Bchr George Edgar Smith E,iEabeihport Tor Stanford
gchr n L Iearn, -, Elixahethpor for stamford.
schr Scranton, Clark, Eliza6ehpor for Middetown.
sehr Mary Fleming Williams Port johnson for Taunton
Bchr Ney, Chase, Newburg for Fall River
Schr Lyndon Raupnch, Eewburg for Calais
Schr VIM Capes, Eaker, Newburg for Boston
schr Texag Champlin. Newburg for Norwich.
6chr Niagara, Pettigrew, Fort Lee for Weschester
schr Tangent, -, Weehawken for Lynn.
% sShr new MegnSs monokes W sor ,oJ prnv1snes
Schr Maria, Smith, New York for Mantle.
Schr W w Dickens, Rogers, New York for ksw London
schr Comstock, Neweomb, New York for New London'
Echr E Church. 49,, New York for Wcstpart.
Schr Dart, johnson, New York for STANFORD.
schr Mitchell, Morrill, New York for stamford
Schr California, Nicholson, New York for Bridgeport.
Schr L Bartlett, Kicker, New York for Goose Island
Schr WOODWARD Newcomb, New York for Boston.
The Spanish frgae Victoria arrived In Flushing
Bay At 0at AN 3ls from New York Via Long Island Sound
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SAILED.

Steamships Siberia, Liverpool; Norro Castle, Havana;
Livingston Savannah Tennessee, Charleson Saratoga
Richmond, &C.
The brigs SWEET, Lawrance, from Sao for Boston,
the SW spit, weather bound.
Wind ut sunset r, fresh.
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Ojioe
Sais / Destiaaiion.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR TIL
MONTH OF APRIL.
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SHIPPIN G. N E W S.
Almanac for Now York.-rhis Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS

Sun rises. ..... 8 "A Moon sets......eve 705
Sun sets. ....... 6 "a High water....eye 8 81
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CLOTUiNG.

CLOTHING.
AT Ts SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR TWENTY SIXTH
sreet-M hbRAHAMS will pay the best prices Tor Cast
Oh Ciohng Furniture, Carpets by calling addressing
Ladies attended to by Mrs. Abrahams.
CQ7 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR TwEETYTTIRD
20 sIeetM. LEON pays tbehishest price for ladies
ana gencmeu's wearing apparel carpes &c ladies waited
on by Mrs. Leon.
OOC BROADWAY, NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET.
COc HERR pays the highest cash price for ladies aud
gentemens wearing apparel carpets, &c ladies wated
bv Mrn- Herz
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II ENRY DREHER 4 HOPSON, AUCTIoNEERS, THIS
day, ut 019 o'clock, at - Bowery.Furnlure, Bed
seads Bureaus Chairs Tables Sofas, rep rarlor Suit
Mattresses Extension Tables Faro Bank Table, Crock
cry, one Brick Cart, &c.
Also, at II o'clock,
lot of Clothing; Over, Dress, and Frock Coa Pants
Vests, Boys Coats, SUITS, &c.
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1lE WEST TENTH sTREEr.-A PARLOR AM
IOC Bedroom on second Door. front, with wthou
first Board viii rent low party; la
y small and negnborb0od unexcepona5le; references
changed.
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TACOB BOGART AUCTIONEER.
C Wednesday, August H.
at III O'clock at the auction rooms No. North william
streetMarshaps sale-3 Furniture Trucks. Chas A. Clark
Marshal. Also large lot of Household Furniture Carpets
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n II PIERSON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE THU
". day August l6 eleven A. NJ Creditors sale, by A.
MELLICK. Jr Il BROTHER, auct!oneer. The Office Fur
nture and Good Viii of Office of Crow Mckee room Nol
No. Pine street, consisting OF Desks Chairs, &C. Sal
positive.
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1OSEPH HEGEMAN 4 co. "WEDNESDAY, Angus,
Il, at loIo A: M at 69o Fifth avenue, two doors from
Eighteenth street, Brooklyn good Paror and Chamber Fur
nurc Mattresses Crockery Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Stoves, &c.
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yNILLIAM Writers, AuCTIoNEER, SELLS THIS
w dav nj 81 Carmine nj iU1 o'clock the genleei
paror dining room and kitchen Furniture
famed In the above house. Sale rain or shine