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New-York tribune., 1870-10-01
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

DAILY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, $40 per annum.
SEMI -WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, 81 per an.
Five copies OF over, SO each; an extra copy will
be sent for every club of ten sent for at one
time.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers 81 per annum.
copies SO; 10 copies, to one address, 81 so each
(and one extra copy; 10 copies, to names Of
subsnibers, at one Post office, 81 60 each (and
one extra cOpy) 20 copies, TO one address, 81 %
each land one extra copy; 20 copies, 10 names
of subscribers at one POst-O6ioe, 81 35 each land
one extra copy 80 copies, to one address, 81
each land one extra cOpyl so copies, TO names
ofsabscribers at one POSt-OfiCe, 81 ~ each (and
one extra COPY.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01

Mr.. Yallandigham, in making haste to call
Gen. Schenck a liar, has proved himself just
that. He declared, in a card which we printed
yesterday, that on the Goth of August 1861,
when the charge was first published that he
had said troops should not march from his
District for the subjugatiOn of the South save
over his dead body, he had promptly branded
it as a falsehOod. But The Cincinnati Gasette
quotes from its own files to show that the
charge was first made in its columns by the
Hon. Joseph H. Barrett, late Commissioner OF
Pensions, on the 18th of December 1850, ana
that Mr.. Vallandigham ventured no denial until
seven months later. Mr.. Barrett, in The On
cinnah Chronicle, which he now edits, goes fur
ther, gives the names of the original witnesses
who were present at the Ohio caucus In which
Mr.. Valandigham made the speech, and de-
tails all the circumstances. Wherefore 1t ap-
pears that Mr.. Vallandigham might better re-
serve for himself the epithets he impotently
launches at Gen. Schenck and seek rather to
wipe out the memory of the past by better
conduct for the future than by reckless and
transparent denial.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01

Gov. WoOdford has taken precisely the right
course with the preposterous charges brought
against him by Mr.. Oakley Hall. He stands
too high before the country TO find it neces-
sary to take any notice of irresponsible SLAM
der Let respectable man make himself re-
sponsible for such charges, and he is prepared
at once to disprove them. For the present, he
is under no more obligation to notice the in
ventions of Mr.. Oakley Hall than the President
is to notice those of Col. Fisk, jr.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01

The reduction of the National Debt for
September will be about $9,OOO,OOO, something
below the monthly average since the present
Administration assumed charge of the finances.
Under the new Revenue law, which reduces
considerably the burdens of the people, the
average will possibly be lessened still more.
But as we cannot have our cake and eat it
too we must be content with less rapid pay
mant of the debt.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01

Bismarck to make peace with France before
the latter becomes too much weakenoI p.,;sh W
sst the Car in Turkey; but II Sno Iaa;an
base their hopes of protecting 'he'r ill',s'' %n
atnopctb 10 be left in poor France, they lean
an a broken reed
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01

BALDWIy-SIIL-0n THURSDAY, Sept % 1870 h, p ,y ~,
assisted BY Rev Frederic sill, James BsLl~a .sa A.. -
both Of MlddetOwn, Conn. "'a'a A. s"t
BLRW-TTCKNOR-On the 27th ult, IN the Pr, o.. =.
Church, Middebury VI BY Prof g. Weber d Ia
late Ayron Tieknor, esq, OF Mddlebury. "s
L0DBR-J0HSSTON-0n Thursday, Sept 29 at he r.sa.,.. =, A.,
brides parents bJ the Rev Charles Bsckman Idr !. ~,
Elizabeth daughter Of VIM. Johnston esq, all Of tV J
LODER-ST0OTHOPP-In Brooklyn Thur.lsy Ser. % =,
residence Of the brides parents by Rev Charles nef Ks,s
LOier 10 Eliza j. daughter Of Cornelius g. SoolLoe ESQ., Il, a
Brooklyn ~ ~
MAISB-WBRSRR-On THURSDAY Sent, o. At the rebe. AZ n.
BRIDES parents Fbus L. l., BY tie Rev. G. H. He, A,a vi
Maine 10 LINE NJ Werner. w.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01

The last number of Harper's Weekly con-
tains in addition TO its other war pictures birds eye
view OF Paris showing the principal outlying fortiaea
tions.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01


CLNcHOn THURSDAY evening 29h inst ABBY May Charles
r. Cinch
and are queste ber at Mor,..
invitation Carriages w be xating the Vanderbilt L.aas
the arrival Of the ~ O'Clock boat from SesfOrk.
CR0Ss-0n Thursday Sept % Nathaniel Cross late o. Corsa
Csrienss Cuba, aged "a years
Relatives and ends are respectfully invited 10 attend the nsrsl %
Saturday 2 from bis late resdnoe, No 48 GOdst Br>
lyn. l..
GBRsON-On Friday, Sept 90 at noon Clara Bremond
daughter Of Jul rs and Virginia GersD aged 10 yea and IS days
The funeral will from the red1eDc sf her ~ B
Thirty yhrtt, Sonay II O'Clock The friends Of the fsag
respectfully requested 10 attend
GoTTsCHALK-Lous Moan Rio De Janero Dec l3 1859 ssod
The friends family and musical profession ar.
attend the funeral at ST. Stephens Church
eghthst Monday Oct at 10 O'Clock reaues.
will be offered for the epoee Of hs soaL
HART-n Brooklyn Thursy the 18th inst Freeman lounges
child ofJane c. and the hate J.me Hart, aged is years
Funera IRON the residence
Saturday Oct l. at , o'clock.
HAvLAND-At Greenpoiut L. L. Sept 20 Lou White danghss
Of stephen and sarah Hsvland ase 10 yean moath a4
% days
The relatives friends family respectfully invited
funeral from the Reformed Cha'i Kenst PnkEa
st. and Union-aTe On Sunday Oct .. stlf Up m
HYDBAt Woodsde ~ j. Sept o. suddenly Draper nf.ni
daughter of Ralph NJ and Mary Hyde aged and month
services will be hell in ST. Johns Church. Moo4se SAN.
day afternoon az - 0clock
IyES-In Brooklyn Thussy 2sh ult MARY Bre tenn dst
Of Elizabeth T. Ives aged year. dasA
The relatives family nyte to end e ianeri
the residence Of her parents, No JO oehernerAofnSI saJ
SATURDAY, at O'Clock p m
yICHOLs-n Salem Mass Sept o. Elizabeth Pierce, laughter
John H. Nichols Of this oy aged 70 years
sIRRRILI-On Thursday 29h inst Margaret widow Of the late d.
Hunting Sheriff. IN the 18th Of her age. . :.
The relatives friends the family also those OF her sons osh ana
Plat invited the funeral at st. Lakes Chah ~ hoos
opposite Grove, SATURDAY morning al q ocoeL Inc e"-A
vii be- taken TO POughieeIse for iHterment
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01

,,, br,Ia.,, 600 re-.rt for an IsouS..
drss' v Psscs h d.. 10 ssnsoasI ssS.lo i've al
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01
6perial Hotitfs.

PhaIou,s .vitaIia,n Or, Salvation for the Hair.
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR ITS ORIGINAL COLOR
PHALoNs "vITALIA" dssn utterly ron all ths eys' "ss-
or.rp .sd rss,os" % in totally dsssa pa,
sp It H.pd fragrant and perfectly insoesOa psapsAis
muddy or sOee.ut matter requires shaking and soansssa
stain to the .iu No paper eurs~ sssi
IL. ,.rbd .Vp.,,aes for the simple nss
all infants and purposes DDcovERr in Toilet Chsnis'
For ,als BY all drusgsu PHALog SON. s.vIst.
Half Alive.
sad thing pass through life only half alive Yet tier.
thousands whose habtual condition nguO and debility Thy
complain Of specific dease they snfr positive pain bot they haze
no relish anything which affords mental pleasure 10 se
more robust and energetic feIov-bengs.
In nine cases out Of asuie and torpOr ,rs Ou
Indigestion destroys the Of both mind and bod"
When the suph by due and regular asniA
ion Of the food every organ starved every function interrupted
Now suggest under these circumstances
depression system rousng and sr0tn"S not merely
sink srvari into ptiable condition ha
ever las .ssuredy Ordinary alcoholic snuan,
resorted toy. bu, radically and permanently.
How this desirable object lie accomplished The this
question founded uuvang experience of quarter of
easily given ufuse ygor the digestive Of
BrTsRs Do not waite time in administering
temporary remedies bat vae tie 'y Mp BY cuperang the foOnas
head physical strength and energy the great upon which all the
other organs depend for their nurture and support
By doses Of great vegetable tonic and nVo
ant haye feeble frame Of the dysppc will begin f
s benign Appetite will be created and with sppee the
pscity to digest PeeVere until the complete
un, heahf blood material Of ash and muscle bone and
nerve through the channels of circulation instead Of @
uaery psbuum which they have heretofore been inPey
glaA
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01

GGnarss. land and Empire Spring Co.'s Depot for ceas.
nmpne o' olne, nnersI sPnng Wstr. Csssssn.sT IA.
BSoA0wII Free dsh''re'da csSd BrooIu vs,.r, o..
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01

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Successors to &. V. HAUGHwoUT Co.,
BARGAINS.
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Second selection, full assortment, s3t
800 FINE ENGLISH IRONSTONR DINSBR-SETs,
Full assortment SO
DECORATED DrSsRRSBTs TBAsBTs. ToILET'SRrs, GLASS;
WARE GAS FIXTURES BRoNZBs. FRENCH CLOCKS, mANTEL
SETS VASES. PARIAS, sILyBRPLATED wAsB
ILLUMINATED CHANDELIERS AND GAS PiXrURSs,
CEnarey New Designs, BY Arass)
IN ALL CoLoRs TO MATCH FURNITURE AND ROOM DECO
RA1IoNS
The Poor Boy!
An entirely new and original s,Oy
BY PIERCE EGAN,
written expressly for the
SUNDAY NEE u RY,
Bnuled
THE POOR BOY,
will appear Issue Of the GREAT SUNDAY NEWSPAPER
The publication THB POOR BOY cannot fall to aid thoUasa
TO the circulation oftbe SUNDAY MERCURY which already eEsz
that any other newspapr ia America
Twentieth Assembly District Union Republican Asss-
ciationA special NEE INK held THIS Sstanal EVENING
At he,dqusr,er. loo ThIdsys at s ,cxsox p,....
WEEKS W. CULVER ALBERT BoGAxr, Secretaries
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r, Sa pubic a meeting MONDAY EvENlNG Oct
Ccioci Masonic Ha ssa sItb near IIts'sm m D - ' III pcs
before the meeting. All elen. ssPsd'J lie people "
H,le" and "e'''A'''F Co., are '''' JOHN FOLEY Freshest
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To the Military nho wer- exposed 10 the rain yeseN'
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Brown, and the easiest applied n ~ posvRLu Proprietor
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New-York tribune., 1870-10-01

Despite all the difficulties of procuring goods
from Paris Messrs Tiffany & Co have seonr"h their en-
TIRE siAlsk fnr the haday tra1s-
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01
MIRRIEn

Wedding ssd Visiting Cards, I,s,I s,
Wa RvsEsHLLs Sous lot PGLrosT orp %, ses rap~
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed ,oia full
name and ldliyess
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01

ANOTHER VETERAN G0NR-yeerans OF hN3fa of lSlz foa
again the funeral Of your hts brother soldier
Rcal Martin tomorrow sunday Oct AZ o'clock M hs ss
sDce 5g Triye Thirtyfhst He died 90 Weneshay
ths Let al attend Who anth te usual ase
Of mourningyou respectfully invited b. his m{
whose neIt UeI ~ 1pn nsGpy
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01

PIANIsTs' ACADEMY JIG East Twenty second
a-Omoe from u to Send for circulars ~,
BOBKELNAN. Director.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01

EASY BOoTs.-BOOts and Lasts made on new
principles ouy for tender feet Recommended by s9sioms phH
ia FutOnst, and Broadway
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01

EUREKA MINERAL WATER, SARATOGA
superor 70 For sale by druggists LEVY No Hndson
Rigey Railroad DepO Varck.s.
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The Voice of the state.

The country papers doubtless reflect, with
tolerab1e fidelity, the sentiments and opin-
ions of their'readers and that their policy
for the fall elections may be made known to
the whole people, we shall print, as occasion
may serve, the more pregnant and striking
declarations found in their editorial columns.
This will, it is hoped, tend to make the
people more homogeneous in thought and
united in action; and we desire especially to
direct attention to the gratifying fact that
the one common note OF the articles repro.
duced in our columns this morning is the
expression OF determination to give the
State, at all hazards, purer and better
government. This, in truth, is the harmoni
Gus refrain OF the mighty hymn now swelling
in the hearts of the people OF the State.
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reyolyers, 100 machees, so sabrcs, 400 equlF-
ments, 20 900 cartridges, 5000 metallic cartridges,
600 900 rifle caps $4,000 pistol caps, $4,000 fowl
ing caps, $500 pounds rifle powder, 500 pounds
cannon powder, besides medicines, writing and
printing materials, women's clothing, shoes, &C.,
which, together with Colonel Ryan, General CeS.
neras, Captain Ricardo, Ponce Dc Leon' Genera
Oscar Cespedes, and number of leading Cuo"'
patriots, were successfully landed on the Ever
Fsithful Isle, The Captain has returned |" Ne"
York but his vessel is temporarily Detained a'
Nassau hy the British authorities.
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TIE RerOiution (thc woman's rights orsan)
says that having buried the Democratic party,
The nation ''is now ready TO follow the funeral
corlcgc of It's illuslfloIls successor Qhe licpub-
lican party) to its last home" 1t declares that,
with the adoption of the Fifteenth amend
mcnt the Republican party finishes its work, y
should be quietly gathered to its fathers. and
be dcccnlly buried beside the old WhigS and
Federalists of other days. II thinks ii ''a great
mistake for parties to linger snperfluous upon
the stage after the curtain drops
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WE print this morning circular letter
from the president of the State Institute, in,
viting the various agricultural societies in
the State to send delegates to the cenven'
ton, which meets in this city in May next
We beg to request that the secretaries of the
societies will forward to this office, for pub
licatien, the names OF the delegates who
may be appointed
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THAT was profound philosopher who COM
pared advertising to growing crop. He said:
THE farmer plants his seed, and while he is
sleeping the corn is growing. So with a:lver-
tisng. While you are sleeping or eating,
your advertisement is being real by thou
sands who n"ycr saw you nor heard Of Your
business, nor never would, had it not been Tor
Your advertising"
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SENATOR and Land Commissioner Leslie
is in bad odor for the moment, and his labors
in behalf Of the Sinking Fund bill are not
believed to be wholly disinteresled. sena-
tor Nash declared that Leslie ''would
rather die and go where the devil drove the
hogs, than have the bill amended" and, OIL
course, he would not take so huge risk fol
nothinr
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THE SOUTHERN PROCESS OF MAKING SUGAR
AND REFINED SYRUP FROM S0RG0 CANE.
lIaving l,rcn appointed ly Messrs. PASSM0RE
& WILHELM, of Grccnvillc. S. G.. Agent iur the
sugar from So:.n will ta,e pleasure i'll giving
any information iiat may he desired in rela lon
to The cultivation nr the Cane or the Process of
nlanufalurc. AMI will I've prepared 10 furnish pure
nphec Seed aud III The Machinery.
FRANCIS G. CART,
janis Charleston, S. C..
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THE debate on the Sinking Fund bill. in
the Senate on Tuesday, is lively reading. Well
may the carpet-bag fraternity have been ill-
ed with terror and alarm.
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TIE Sinking Fund commissioners are cx'
pected to be Governor Scott, Attorney-Gen'
eral Chamberlain, Comptroller-General Nea'
gle, DeLarge, and Senator Raincy. This
last is a quiet, sensible colored man. The
rest have been tried in tile balance and found
wanting.
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Tie amendments TO the Civil flights bill,
reported by the Judiciary Committee, will be
found in OFT Columbia letter printed to-day.
The committee seem to have dealt Wit. tie
subject i'll sensible and temperate manner.
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Iowa is the strongest Republican State in the
Cnion Fred. Douglass recently lccturc' at
Oitumwa in that State. He was refused at
mittancc TO the hotel in the town.
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WANTED, A YOUNG MAN AS
w Salesman in Wholesale and Retail Boot
and Shcc Store lie must he accomplished In his
business, and come we'll recommended. Catlo-
lie preferred. Address Key Box, No. 49, Augusta
Georgia. lcDl6
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED By a YOUNG
~ MAN OF industrious habits, and With good
references. Wholesale Grocery preferred. Apply
ar this C1llce. 1eDl2
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TF YOU WANT NOTE, LETTER AND
L CAP PAPERS and ENVELOPES, 20 to
EDWARD PERRY,
No; 15s Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel
'Aa'''''0n' D. " deel4 ePos
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The best Negro Delineators and Comedians-The
most pleasing Quintette Of Focalists-The
most Distinguished Instrumen.
talIsts and Dancers.
The fame attached to this Company has led
them on in triumph, and rendered them copy
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THE GREAT RICARDO-Only male Artist living
with pure Soprano voice.
A. j. TALDOT-The best end man In the Torld.
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the universe.
STEVlE ROGERS-Bcst clog dancer living.
"FUSSYn JOE MACK-Most versatile burlesque
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LARUE'S Original Sensation,
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Before it Opera Boutfe hides its diminished
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Begins at 8. Grand MATINEE SATURDAY AZ
TERS0ON, begins at 3.
Usual prices of Admission. Reserved seats
secured at the Box ONCE from 10 A. n. TO P. NJ,
without extra charge.
febl6 "PHAT BOY" Agent.
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WTANTED, A STEADY GIRL, TO COOK
w and do lIousework for small family.
Recommendations required. Apply at No. .o3
Coming street. fehl62
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OBJ Gbarlestnao 9ems'
NEWS OF THE D1T.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1870.
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r OST ON THE EVENING OF THE
IL 81, ~ the Grand Masquerade BALL, held at
The Iiibcrnian Hall, one White Kill GLOVE. with
Goll fastening. a liberal reward will he given 10
the Under if returned tu the Ticket Oillce OF the
Academy OF Music. fcb5
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS PER WEEK.
" Font COMPLAIN OF hard times when you
have competency within your reach Agents,
both male and female are making 500 per week EEK
selling our new work, PLAIN HOME TALK AND
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE. They have no COM
petition; there never was book published like 1t;
anybody can sell 1t; everybody buys It,. Send for
circular containing table OF contents Of this won
dcrful work. Address WELLS COFFIN, No. 43e
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NTANTED, A HOUSE, NEAR THE
w CENTRAL part of the city, containing five or
Blk rooms, with good outbundings and water.
Address d, ut this OItice. Sept2S
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TF THE THIEF WHO TOOK a VEIL
L and an old EMBROIDERED DRESS from the
house on Green street on "Wednesday evening
will return them. he will he rewarded with more
than he can sell them for. No questions asked.
fcbl7 Is
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w ANTED, A YOUNG MAN, WITH
w some knowledge Of Bookkeeping, and
willing to make himself generally useful Stale
salary and give reference. Address in own hand
writing, Key Box No, IS. fc,jl1
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WANTED, A COMPETENT COOK.
w Also, Chambermad and Seamstress.
Best recommendations required. Apply Mt This
office feb1I
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Uanis.
VKTANTS OF ALL KINDS CAN BE
w made known to everybody In this column
at the rate OF 25 cents for twenty words or less,
each insertion, II paid In advance.

VITANTED A GOOD COOK, ALSO A
w competent HoUSEBoY or YOUNG Wo.
we'll recomm ended. Apply to JOHN HuRkAMP
CO., corner Of Broad and King streets.
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MALE COOK WANTED. A GOOD
lH& Male COOK wanted OF uncXceptionable
Character Must come well recommended. Ap-
ply at No. l35 Meeting street leDlI
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WANTED, A SITUATION AS SUPER
w lNTENDENT on Rice Plantation by one
armed man, who has seven years. experience IN
Rice culture, and good recommendations from his
former employers. Please address W. b. W.,
Charleston, s. C, dec2