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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

At the last annual meeting of the Newport
Loan Association, the old officers were reelected.
The annual report showed tho value of each
share at end of first year to be S15.12, and the
average premium to have fraction over % pei
cent, the highest having been 80 per cent, and
the lowest 1871. At the monthly meeting of the
Association, held since, money sold at rs.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-02

New CHURCH CONFERENCE.-The General
Convention of the New Jerusalem Church of the
United States, will hold its annual meeting at
Philadelphia, in tho Rev. b. +. Barretts church,
corner OF Broad and Brandywine streets, on the
18th and 18th nstants. Tie Convention will be
composed of delegates from the various associa--
tions throughout the country. The Maryland
Association, which comprises Delaware, Mary
land, the District of Columbia, and Virginia,
will have seventeen delegates. OF these tho
Delaware representatives will be Messls. W. A.
Wisdom, W. II. Swift and James II. Cameron.
The Convention will consider all matters Affect
ing the Church in general, throughout the coun-
try, and advise on measures to promote its
Growth and prnHperitY.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-02
Domestic Markets.

WEDNESDAY, June 1.--Meat unchanged beef
2S03Oc per ID. for best roasts and steaks and
ISm2Oc. for stewing pieces. Butter 25@3Oc. ;
eggs 30a32c. vegetables more abundant let
tice lobe. a thead; asparagus 25e. bunch !
gooseberres Goose. quart; Strawberries 25@'
Soc. sllad 4Oc to Il pair; saltwater trout cheap
and plenty, and being sold by the bunch are I'M
,,,fn all
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-02

rN- ONCE MORE. ,n,,. ,9-n
WILMINGTON, DEL, May 9TH, le!r.
owned n Wheeler ~ Wilson sewing machine
since Nav 1851 and have never been able to operate
II with any degree Of satisfaction whatever. re-
GENTLY exchanged 1t for Howe machine, ~ sacii,
uce 81 thirty-iive dollars, anu am so well leiseu
with il that can checrfully recommend II as inii-
chine capable OF doing fully us wide range Of work
az any other machine, with far less instruction anu
nrariice and Il superior family machine IN every re-
spnact JOHN WAINWRIGHT,
spee" 5OT Market street
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-02

thereby tender my thanks to my many fr1on nl
far Inc very large vote they gave at the late He-
',n,lrau Nomination for Coroner, and earnestly
Hone they will join with equal ardor in securing
Tic election of Chas A. Wlnslow tile success nrt
hoh'i''eo' W JoEI. l.. LACEY.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-02

| The Milford Mutual Friend complains of the
readiness OF parents in that neighborhood to sue
any school teacher who chastises their children.
| 1t has recently learned of two cases, it says,
g one of which was decided by magistrate in
| South Milford on Saturday last costing young
| lady teacher some $500 for inadvertently
| striking boy on the hand with q switch.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-02

STRUCK by LIaHTNINa.-A barn and corn cribs
owned by James Henderson, about three miles
from Harrington, Kent county, were struck by,
lightning on Tuesday evening of last week. and
contents, consisting Of fodder and most of last
years crop of wheat and corn.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-02

NJ. NJ. Child Is Company have sold, to Edmund
lanes the house No. 1919 Iatnall street, IN tho
row completed by them last year.
j. 4. Head has sold three lots belonging 70
corner Of Thirteenth, to stephen Postles, J.Park
lnstles. and Joseph Jones'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-02
COMMERCIAL REPORTS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA June 1.--Cotton unchanged
Flour firm, not active. ~
Rye firm FLO.
Corn very quiet yellow E1.O8 a Sl.l0
Oats Western 50 "a ~.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-02
Education in Maryland.

CONVENTION or TEACHERS AND school OFFICERS
IN TALBOT COUNTY.
On Tuesday, May 18th, in pursuance OF cal
of the Talbot county, (NId) Board of School Com
missioners, convention of the school officers
and teachers Of the county, met at Easton. A
committee appointed to prepare business pro-
,,,.od flo following topics for discussion in the
FIRST General discussion on the reorganiza-
ion of the schools. l. Attendance. 2. plscl-
pline. H. os,,hNsb.
ment Of curriculum; 1. The establishment OF
a curriculum q Text books. a. OrthoBraphy.
il penmanshp C. Reading. d. Mathematics
a. Geography. +. Grammar.
Mr. Titzhuph of Potts Mills, thought, that to
socnre GOOD attendance the teacher should en-
leayour to make the school attractive, so mat
thc children would rather come to school tlaii
stov Mt home The teacher should encourages
sports and games one eNperion ~. " t,,na t;,naa
Ind been to Introduce singing two or three tilne7
h week. I,v these means he had largely ihcreas-
ed the attendance at Ills own schools.
Mr.. Mullikin advocated the establishment ~
tile school Board of uniform cilrleu VII WI, ~
present the schools did not constitute a llnlioIn
,huc Int we're rather mass of separate uih's
IN, schools should be divided into two classes
primary and those of higher sfa,i9 INV ,,tu,'
tlmiil be regular examinations anu pi"'ili 'a
llUn class To class. lie Thought inns wouiu ~
better effect III securing boo'' "''oi''''iNN '''
lnlisir and croquet. ,.,a,, ,
rewards encourage goodattenualce' ar, wal,
nnrracticablo and favored graded system en-, q
aIlocated by Mr.. Mukn. After some furthe
discussion the Convention unanimously vote
for reorganization. The question oil attehaano
WAS further discussed. but no plan to secure
seems to have received sufficient support to !
adomted In the afternoon there was generi
discussion, on the subject of u curriculum nlii y
,iefuite action was taken, and the CONVEYING
a5ioi,ned to meet at an early day, at the call
the Commissioners.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-02

u. s. TAxEs.-Go to the Collectors office, in
the Custom House, and pay your. United States
taxes, il you would avoid penalties. Look to
vo,Ir pxvr, Mt
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-02

The Milford Mutual Friend has correspond
ent at Dover whose communications are unwor-
thy of the papersreputation for fairness and de-
cency.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-02

cg- Repairing.-I continue to repair all Kinds Of Of
sewing machines from the largest SLIM, nomn ",
iii'''"''e a. W. BAKER, Proprietor.
900 King street
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-02

r- The ladies' are in raptures at the Introduction
~ phainns Vitalia or salvation for the Hair This
Grand discovery enables them to shake their ringlets
nj the frosng hand of time in defiance. Free irol
any sediment, II rapidly darkens the graycst mehS'
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-02
THE UNRIVALLED
NEVER FAILING, SELF-L0CKlNG,
WINDOW FAST.

Manufactured and supplied to the trade by the
Roston and MerIden Manufacturing Co., 5l2 Com
merce st., Philadelphia. d. NJ Terry, Genl. Agent.
I'hs Fast is decidedly the best, ami IN iact w
operating well on the top or bottom sash-allowlhe
either to be opened the merest trile desired 70 Sc
cure ventilation and comfort, and yet pc perlec,
locked from being moved either up or down by INT
Intruder or burglar. 1t has the peculiar element
unlike any other fixture, of securely locking itseh IL
Whatever position you choose to leave IL.
Ii is complete and perfect substitute FOR weights
and pulleys Fat less than one-eghth Their c9ss , ss ~
annlied as well to old windows as TO new IL II
cheap durable, safe, and erective-atlanted to WIN
dows of every size and position for dwellings, stores
s"Liberal Inducements to agents and the trade
ip13iu
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-02

pRINcr.-Nlr. Wanamakcr, of Oak Hall, although
Int trtytwo years of age, already ranks among the
g. merchant princes" OF the country. He does more
business than any other one man in Philadelphia.
FACTS FOR THE LADIEs.-i have hal my Wheelcr
Wilson Machine almost eight years, ana nave never
ceased blessing the lucky chance that brought u 10
me- Not one cent has it cost Tor REPAIRS anu nave
broken hut one needle in five and half years Thc
same uccdle has gone through thick and thin,n for
| since learned that 1t would answer to use fine
thread or silk for everything, never change my
needle hut use the same one to sew thick coth OF
many folds that use for hemming pocket-handker-
| nhtoss Mrs. II. $. BROWN.
| Nnw Haven
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-02
New Haven, CT.

rYs- A Lfouschold Remcdy.-No family should be
,v,hout some efcacous remedy for the cure OF al
fecons, so universally prevalent as coughs COLDS,
sore throat whooping-cOugh, and croup-sOme re-
medv Inn which can be relied upon as safe sure
and certain. Dr. Wistar's Balsanl Of Wild Cherry
combines this tesideratlnl.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-02

WYE HAVE WALL BRUSHES of all sizes. Also,
w shoe brushes and horse brushes, which we
sell very cheap, j. A. ROBINSON n CO.,
my1H Second and Market streets
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-02

t-,--- -. r-szzszss.szzs--1KENT COUNTY RAILROAD.
sT6e Kent County Railroad, heng completed 70
Krnnedyyile, Trains will be run daily tSunuays
nxcuntrd.J for Freight and Passengers between Ken
nrIyvilr and Townsend, where close connecllon
viii he made with trains Of the Delaware kallroau
Commencing on MONDAY, May I'd, 1870 AMI run as
follows until further notice:
GOING EAST. GolNa WEST
,p,yr LEAVE
vonnaavviir I 90 A. M Townsend, lilo a. m.
Blacks, .lu =, , Na,,uS ~ y 10 TX N m
Inmbsnn's, l.25 " MOTIFS, a." " "a
Massey's, I5O MASSEY =, ,SI9 g
Morris, SIM i ,ns = i5r0 %
vaniyke's S.l5 Bn'rk :, ,,,;,, a' M :.
~ Passengers from Kennch.ville and az s!,-
lions on the Kent County Railroad, viii rcaen WI
mnpton at 1918 A. M. Philadelphia ut ll.45 A. M.'
| and baltimore at LOS r. NJ. ,,...,,,,o,,o
Passengers for the Kent County Railroad VIII eaVe
| Baltimore president Street Depot ut '25 a; N,
/ philndclphia depot cornerEBroa street anu " ash
| ington avenue) at $50 A. NJ, and wilmington u
| 4 slave will run between Chestertown AMI Ken
| nedyyille making close connection a. tne iatte
Mace with trains Fast and West 1t VIII leave ehes
thnrtown Mt b80 A. NJ, and returning leave Kennedy
Vile on arrival of train, and reach Shester.owi
about $50 +. NJ. d. u; m .r,n,andnnt
Anvil, DC 1s7o jc2,lyd&w
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-02

NITED STATES
= INTERNAL REVENUE.
Notice is hereby given that the
ANNUAL LIST OF TAXES
For Divisions s, g. L and S, including the whole OF
KENT AND SUSSEX COUNTIES,
VIII he in the hands of the Deputy Collector and md
ready for collection on and after MoNpAf, 'hc ON
Of June 1870.
DIR. WILLIAM C. DAVIDSON,
rbe Denuty Collector for both these counties, will
attend at the following times and places TO receive
said taxes:-
KENT COUNTY.
At Smyrna, Monday and Tuesday, June 9Th ana
At Dover, Wednesday and Thursday, June sth and
"a. At FELTON,, Friday, 10th, A. NJ.
At Frederick, Friday, 10th, L. NJ.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
At Georgetown, on Tuesday, June 14th.
At Iewes, on Wednesday, June 18TH.
At Centrevillc, on Thursday, June l6tii.
At Laurel, on Friday June 18th.
At Seaforii, on Saturday, June 1sth ,,,
At Milford, on Saturday June lltl, anu Moiuus
'''' The Annal List Comprises Special Taxes Qorm-
erly called Licenses) Incomes, Carriages, silver
plate, Gold Watches Billiard Tables, fachts &c: -o
Upon all taxes not paid on or before 5e n, issS'
five per cent will be added and eXacted IN az cases.
as the collector has no discretion in the matter
LEI taxpayers take notice and promptly pay tnelr
taxes If they desire to avoid the per cent pehaiH'
| Collectors Office, Wilmington, Del, May II ls'o.
| U. $. Collector.
| r9@- smyrna Times copy times. hyi9,it
NITED ST AT E $
INTERNAL REVENUE.
Notice is hereby given that the
ANNTAL LIST OF TAXES
For Divisions Nos. and . including all Of the CT,
Of Wilmington, and all that portion 81 New eas, ,
(onnty (outside of said Ciy1 lying north 81 lilt
Philadelphia, Wilmington and lialtinior ~
will he ready for collection on anu aiter Mouas ii'
VI m" Annual Ist is composed of special Taxes (for
meriy called Lieenses), Incomes, Cold anu silver
plate. Carriages, Gold Watches, Billiard rabies
Yachts. Nc ,. ,,,, va,
THE Collectors O1ice at the Custom House, WI
p NJ OH and after the above date until ana lnclu.i
inn the sOtli day of June, 1870, at whlch dhte III
these Taxes should he paid -. ,. 1,,,
| ON all those not paid on or before thab datc INV
per cent and interest at the rate OF one per uehe
month will be added and eXacted in all cases; ~
Tax-payers take notice, and promptly pay u ile,
desir. 10 avoid this penalty, which the law imposes
| and which the Collector has no power TO remit -,
| Preference will he given to the citizens rom w
country on Wednesdays and SATURDAYS anu resiat .
of the city are requested 10 call only oh tie o'e
''iss VI ''o "eeN' j. S. PRETTYMAN, Collector.
once OF the Collector Of L. s. Int. Rcvenuel
wilmington, Del, May %, 1870.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-02

JOHN n McLEAR, President
GEO. ". STONE, Vice President
NJ. NJ. CHILD, Secretary.
BENZ NIELDS, Counsel and Actua'y.
d. ". MA I'LL, NJ d., chf Med. Examiner
ROBERT c. FRAIM,
Home Office, General Agent for the STATE Of Defaodre.
JAMES WO0LLgY,
No. E. Sirth ST., Agent far the city Of Wilmington
cr-Omce hours for Medical Examiner, Q TO 10 A NJ.
at Home Office. Special appointments made 70 accom-
1,iodate appcants MedqI Eraniner's Private Office
M. 500 Mdyfsf street dec1,1y
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-02

JJlE ALLEGED PIRACY CASE.--Joml lctc.hi"ii
b.d nunther hearing before u. ). Commissioner
thurman, on Monday District Attorney higgins
n,uearing for the u s.. and Mr. Patterson, ior
tba prisoncr Officer Maharty testified 10 pei,le
one of the party of officers who arrested ", q
prisoner Io was arrested at about nan past ~
n,.lnc, on Monday night. May 23r, in drink
ing saloon at Eighth and Church streets. no
was under the influence of liquor at the time.
Taken To his home near there when IN answer %
questions propounded py De el,ia; no Wardeman
mi l,nen lost overheard about o'clock one
morning. off Egg Harbor, but t,Mt ne, Snu'o \,
mann, had caught the vessel OF Wardemahn ~
New York charge against ,r aa Wardemann
and second of practically running away Win y, W
vessel after that officers death seized by Mi no
lon was laid before the Commissioner. -, !,
Officer Evans Identified some papcis ioui'- :
the vessel. ., .. i
On motion of Mr.. Higgins the hearing was 40
iourned until Friday next at O'Clock, 10 alio'
Of the summonng of witnesses from new ioin
Tie prisoners counsel complained OF the u
pleasant character or the city cells and asked ie
better accommodations for his CLIENT Inc oon
missioner suggested the county prison. ~. 5ai
thematter was in the hands OF the y. >. Mais i
10 whose custody Petorman was again coiii'hi''e'
CntrSE-We learn from the West Ghest'
Repu,iicdn that a cheese factory has Deeh T.
Gently established in East Brauioru towiioi !,
Chester county, by Ebenezer worm, ~, ~ ~
iiist enterprise OF the KIM lro',mns .i,o ~;
ever been attempted in Eastern Pennsyis,,ai Il,
Mr. Worth commenced operations last apiii y,
has already made 10000 pounds OF %, che '.,.
Tie factory now consumed the milk OF i3b COW Gov
and the undertaking bids fair to be q eolll ~
success. The process Of tcheese,nakins u nu'
described in the Republican, which, 1t say =.
conducted by mn experienced cheese maker irt
Western New York. 1t will be observed ,v, py
card in this paper, Francis and Paschell Wort
brothers of Inc manufacturer have reliaea ~ ~ i
in sth and Orange market for the sale Oh !.
clecso in Wilmington. These gentlemen p
posc to sell at retail only and at moderate Pre-
I've are sure If the Worth Bros. are able 70 ke
their stall supplied with an article ., az \, gooa
that shown Us this morning they will ma an
tel,siye sale for the article in this city,.
The factory is near the line of the Whining
and lleadtug railroad, and the cheese VIII
>hipped over that road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
JUDGE BUSTED EIoSERATEp.


Mr.. BINGHAM Rep., Ohio, from the Com
ntee on the Judiciary 10 which referred the
charges inst Richard Busted, United States District
Judge for Alabama reported that there was not sufficient
evidence ~ support Of the charges specifications Oh
which TO peach him. and asked that the Committee la
discharged from further consideration of the matter and
that n In, Laid un the table. IL was 80 ordered
Mr.. ELDkEDGE dem, Wsl Hsked leave 10 eubtnit
Wlnouty report behalf VI himself Mr. Kerr bnt
ar Bull .ER (Rep., MassD objected
The sPEAKEk announced the appointment OF the fol
lowing additional members OF the Committee OF
Elections, make the whole number is Messrs.
Beamsn. Kerr, McCrary, and Potter
Mr. JULIAN rep. Ind), from Tho COMMITTEE
PuBlc Lands reported bill extending the BENEFITS OF
Homestead law the children VI deceased soldiers
Passed.
Mr. kUHGEN's ABUsR OF PRIVILEGE.
Mr.. DAWES tKep., Massl rising 10 question OF
enyilege, referred To d speech Of Mr.. MunRenb pub.
sDed IN The GLOBE OF Last Sunday, purpOrtng 10
been made IN the House. but not actually delivered and
which reflected Senator Sumner and he offered the
following resolution
The Hon William hangeB member Of the House DID
he Sh Obtain Of the House Committee Of
Zoe Whole lie Globe delivered the House speech
pst otherwise delivered did therefore speech W be
pnsd IN The DAILY Globe Of be ltb delivered the Hone
ne privilege obtained sHsA Oon Of The Of the House
lBerfIOrs,
Resolved That the Committee be instructed TO inquire and
gePou Sbstb. the William huugn the said speech 10
ss Ib rules Of s oass the
The sad excluded from Gi0bG
Mr. DAWES utep, MassJ remarked that this system
u printing speeches not delivered had grown under the
cssnTe vi business and debate and had Ito
" soss TVssh W nIsL AenDers. " asAlDg leave, very
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23
THE BOARD or SUPERVISORS.

FOLEY VERSUS SMIrH-ACriON OF CITIZENS.
A large committee from the Citizens Asso-
citation Of the Nineteenth and Twenty Wards met
at the Metropolitan Hotel yesterday, at 10 a. NJ aud
immediately walked the Police Headquarters with the
ipteution Of presenting Mr. Henry Smith. Police
Comm ssioncr and claiming the oco of Supervisor, the
following written request: 50 -. ,.-o
Tn Hon HENRY SHIrH POllS C0DmissioHsr. tic
SK evident that there no chance OF rour
holding andeepg that Tou are not
tv n A. cannot rvtai respectfully ask Of
ro. "a an act withdraw and th"r put
end 10 the litigation which has been commenced and which Iesy
can have bat one esni-in isvor n Mr. Policy.
Charles A. Nm HaVsmeyer, j. d. YER
ui,e Pnuurt Gorge Opdke Sbrprrd Knapp OTIS d. Swan
Rort bonner ,ey r. ". Twnseud Lewis Fancs Jarsson
\ Scbnlt, MannB Msrh-, WIN l. jenkins Morris
Franklin Henry " Vail Inrr Coss, smith hy j. Edward Ha16
Henri s. g. Thompson, Martin l. MchahOb' kos"eh D.
Hatch J. A. Branisey, Marshall q. Roberts
Mr. Foley stated that AIR. Smith had promised 10 meet
him i'm his Office Yesterday between 10 and IL n. m, hut
he did not appear; and after waiting IS minutes past
the hour appointed, the Cnnmee retired; but before
doing so they left copy Of the document for Mr. siDths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23
THE BROOKLYN CHARTER.
4 4 s s F Raa,saS Secretaries.
Dated at NOru,ch, " T.. Feb. 10, 1870.

A conference Of the Constitutional Union
Association and Mcssrs. Henry C. Murphy, Cullen, and
Jacobs representing the Kings County Democratic Legis
latIye Delegation, held Yesterday morning III this
city The constitutional Union represented by
Michael Channeey, A. Brinkerhof, VIM. Marshall Dr.
Tbouas T. Norris Edmund DrggS, W. L. gill, Chaunety
Barnes ID. ID. Whitley. John Munsell and James o.
Lloyd Tho following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Wha,as Il aud has bn cardinal principle fhe Dsno'rsev that
the people capable aud 'h election oil Their o"a
aud
BAfa, The ururpps Republican Lsga'ors Of The state
bbng A. they peppl. dearest rights ~ seNtrn
en dssouncj from Lake Ee Monank Point By the De-
Isoeracy AMI a. -
Hhtas political battles have been fought ana victories won
brhf . the that the shall
the ballot
boz. Th-rrfb-
R,o,d That legislators Albany he and they hereby
respectfully fsctuy from the statue tnoks all
AbaDr right
appoint s"nrol municipal Affairs aud To
people his county Their betmabs right OF self govern
IN ent
soluo copr u the foregoing preamble and resolutions 10
Albany aud published IN the
Of thar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23
THE SHERIDAN MURDER.

Yesterday woman called on Coroner Flynn,
and stated that she was wife of Michael Powers, who
was living with Mrs Margaret Sheridan at the time the
latter was shot her husband at No SIT West ForyfrSt
st. Mrs Powers stated that her husband abandoned her
several years ago. and since then had contributed nothing
toward the support Of herself children She obtained
hermit TO visit her husband the House of Detention
and stated It was her intention to ak her husband II he
intended contribute 10 he support Of his family. III
case OF his refusal she will commence suit Tor divorce
The property VI Mrs Sheridan consisting OF real estate
I'm the noghbOrhuOd ~ Williams Bridge. which Is valued
az t25 600 viii be Sold aud the proceeds be used to main
tain her legitimate children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23
NATIONAL ASYLUM FOR DISABLED VOLUNTEER
SOLDIERS

The Board of Managers of the National Asy-
INN for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers announce that they
are nov prepared beDehciares into either OF
the branches near Augusta, Me- Milwaukee, Wis., or at
the Central Asylum at Dayton Ohio Volunteer soldiers
are admitted upon application by letter 10 either OF the
managers or the branch asylum nearest TO their place
NJ resdence. Blank applications will be sent TO the sp
ncant aud, IL duly qualified transportation VIII be fur
iished him. The requirements First, an honorable
dscbarge from the volunteer service second disability
NV wounds received sickness contracted IN the line Oh
duty III the applicant Is unable 10 travel or Tor other
suiceut cause relief will DE furnished under the diroc
ton OF the manager TO whom application Is made
Soldiers ara respectfully informed that the Asyuns are
neither hospitals nor anshouses but homes where sub
sisence care education, religious INSTRUCTIONS ana en-
are provided for disabled soldiers by the Con
gress Of the United States TO be paid for from the iorie
ures and nes OF from the Army The provision
jumpers and bad soldiers 10 the brave and deserving
and their right Soldiers havnga wife child OF parent
dependent upon them not required 10 give UP thelr
pensions upon coming 20 the Asylum Other soldiers are
required assign their 70 the Asylum III speca
only 10 be determined by the Board suitable com
will be given for profitable labor IN the
Good behavior win insure the kndest treatment wives
and children will not be cared for at the Asylum until
after the soldier has shown by his ability 10 ana hnseii
and them part by his labor and seadness, tha taxing
his family charge will not increase MS 10 te
Asylum above the cost Of other helpless beneneiares In
which cases provision will hereafter be made
To facilitate the application OF disabled soldiers TO
siding Tin NewYork CITY, or vicinity the Managers nave
issued the following order: .
The Thoss Of No 81 summitt. B-ooilyn. barely
authorized TO receive applications either by letter and TO
give admission aud To disabled Volunteer Soldiers 70 shs
t'.f. National Volunteer SO e disabled IN the line Of
obtain Submission BY application the Rev W. " Tbomts
Bxsy, " ByJlxA PIryiassi hAhebsi AAslau.