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SHINGLES!

THE undersigned Is nov manufacturing ,
i number one article. al his old stand. Al
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Ios the Un Single Mill. All persons in van,
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manufacturer. viii exchange shingles N,
ali kinds Of grain, and give the market mics
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BY A. C. Niils, on the Leves
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PRAIRIE NURSERY,

A GOOD stock of Fruit ard Ornamental
"A Trees, Shrubs, Plants and Vine, for the
Orchard, Garden, Yard or Nursery, compris.
ing
APPLE. PEARePEAcH, fszA
PLUM, aud CHERRY TREES,
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a splendia Iss SfTUIIPS. HYACfNTHs.
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no uuresspnsbR jneaeepese 70 otter in order
TO get persons to purchase. Every article is
open to inspection before it is purchased. aud
l warrant every thing to be What IL is sold for.
The experience Of this establishment goes
for the benefit of my customers, Who can al
ssys rely on being treated fairly, and vith due
regard n their wants In tbfs Tine Of business.
Address,
Z. SNYDER. Highland. Kansas.
July 30, 1868.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03
PROPOSALS.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
- oce OF the Clerk Of the Board OF Educaton OF
th Of June, l7a at O'CLOCK NJ tor supplying the Coal
and Wood required for the Public choos In this city the
ensuing year-say six thousand tons OF Coal 5000 and
hundred tl,0O cords of Pine Wood or less.
The Coa must be of the best quality of White Ash, fur
mace stove ana nut szes in ORDER two thousand
delivered in the bins at the several school buildings The
proposals must state the mines from which is proposed to
accepted and state the price OF two thousand
two hundred and forty (2,240) pounds.
follows, -Four thousand tons OF furnace size,
twelve hundred tons OF stove Size hundred anu wen
yhve tons fegg sze and sevcnty-ye tons OF nut size
The wood must be OF the best quality the sticks not
less than three % feet and not less than three % inches In
diameter. 49, -,
The pine be of the best quality not less than
proposals state the price per cord OF one hundred
and twene,gh 2o cubic fee sold measre Tor both oak
spttng loadthe quantity of oak wood to be split only
as required by the Committee Suppes The wood will
ppeclor of fuel the Board of Education, and be
delivered the schools when ordered, as loows:-Two.
thirds Of the quantity required from the 18TH OF June to the
1s of October and the remainder required by the Com
said wood oak and pine must be delivered sawed,
af asS5 or 5 ppa @ II building as
by proper authority The contracts for supplying sad
coal and wood to be binding until the ls Of june 1871 Two
reqned and each proposal must be accompanied with the
signatures and residences of the proposed snreiies
wood at any of the schools putting and png the
in the yards, cellars, vaults or bins OF said schools
of the Board of Educaion and should be endorsed Pro
posals for Coa proposals for Wood as the case may
The comme resevee the right reject any a of the
TIMOTHY BRENNAN Committee
THOMAS MURPHY, on
SAMIEI. A. LEWIS \ Supplies.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

COMPANY OF NEW YORK
The community assins. the trustees onlGsrs
the On
sis
Ss % the q
Of & o ss s o
tneSsss Ike s'sfe y
roas Character presented with 50 much ana
ns
seemed BY every consideration to % demsnded Ihs com com
oats involved in ssssnsy and good
Sa S s M DUE y hs
deeply interested to know rom some patient faithful, Shcs.
soaaon company: Every sSors n. been made .
MAKE me investigation % and nae pesH @
ooscap psses Il testimony have been taksn and
% sss sars y 'as ans
S cm y retail e 70 hs y
under which the examination commenced and con-
oassr as
acGao who Sd furnished copy e q sqSn
Every for ne %s ds as 2, rS: Z
iess and % the finding Super:
precies the publication in these eoumps IN detail, The
ayns 1 s s the
eesaes the special ALREADY r
:s::%
a. s. as o %
the high position has 50 long npied that has acquired
he esssnsy ds
ssss" e @ 'es H. 5'' @
sssa ssams e4sfs7' 81. prssdsn Which %:
@ s e. ss Of ss s IL @ san the
On he s q ~ January the 81 assets IS; ID q ss tse
the Of policies then force wss % 7s nsuriaG
ges ss q as go 'Ss
New ssSs 5ss
in is state The the company were found 70 cor
They OF the highest order Of securities
ssn % s sp ina Is aas werno % s e%aa
during the pa sixteen or seventeen years. d9rng which cE
OF money have oeen received and Invested not one doll
lar b tscoyersa to lost by the smSe Z q:
perhaps not that such snou exce not only
ssn.s i Is re:rsttsi ,6a Il hs oicsrs
ano:hsr orits oces with view to advancing the
aiecng the standing OF company the legality
Of rs management, seriously made upon prma facis
ease deem his duty practicable to investigate
ssmpany person IN particular: They merely aimed
generally at VIVA; have conceived % be pensGu. prac
upon this examination certainly not predsposed to extend
Srobe q he bottom all compant and as was sSs.
onee out equal and exact justice This to he M ben! o ny
companies will be more FREQUENT under he present than
they under the late administration OF the lnsuranco
| Department.
i will gratifying If those examinations disclose nd
greater irregularities serious approximations
Tor the future of the companies than this has done
II any Of life insurance companies sound and re-
| liable the Mutual Life must be of the,n
close this report without expressing appre1
citation OF the energy and researoq and the
valuable assistance OF r j " McCuoh ihroughou. the in
vetgaon, and acknowledgements to me various officers
a,d trustees the company for ter ready compliance with
| ali re luiremenis and their general courtesy.
In language which have before used will only add'
that the company has been
maiaged with peculiar ability and integrity, and that it'd
| condition Is eminenty sound"
| GKORGl w. MILLER Superintendent.
| STATE or NEW YORK ISsuRANog DEPARTMENT.,
/ ALBANY. May rs, 1870. :
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

PANAMA oats IN THE TROUBLESOME EXTREMELY,
line and white besc ching required. For sale 70 INV
trace by X. BALCAZAk. t3 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

rINO LET--AN ELEGANT UPPER PART OF A HIGH
stoop brown stone house, fine rooms, and well adapted
Tor housekcepng WIZ be ie very ow 70 small
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

II, GEORGE W. MILLER,
SUPERINTENDENT OF TIE IEsUR;ANCE Ing Ran T ! DEPART.
MENT ,.E or & THE STATE IA pr NEW YORK; nan.
AGAINST THE OFFICERS AND TkSsTFEs, AND
THE GENERAL CONDITION OF THE ATFAIRS
OF THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

- WEST TWENTY FOURTH SURVEILLANCE AND
s)4 small handsomely furnished Rooms suite sngy,
on second third fourth without board to gentle
men, at summer prices.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

A TLANTIC HOTEL, BATH, L. I-THIS PLEASANT
"A seaside retreat Ia open to receive guests Rooms
day week. very moderate raeH Restaurant attached
city prices Bathing, boating and fishing Bath and Cone
Islanu cars stop at the door every hour.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

DOTH STREET, EAST, NEAR FOURTH AVENUE NO.
ZU u Granercy Park-A desirable ocation frst
class Board three single Rooms and two large Rooms
geher
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

r. WEST TwENTY-FOURTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH
s)l Avenue Hote.-Handsomey furnished Room sec-
nnd floor 'front.' let single gentlemen married couple;
family private every convenience.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

rT,HF PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON. STATEN ISLAND
This favorte hotel having been entirely renovated and
thoroughly reted with accommodations equal to those Of
class house In the country will be opened
the ls of May under a management Parties visit
Ing TO engage rooms please Apply on the premises:
PAUL. & KING, Managers.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

En EAST BROADwAY.--FURNIsHEDR ROOMS TO LET
CU 10 single geptemen, without Board; also Parlor or
gentleman and wife.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

60 WEST ELEVENTH STREET. SECOND DOOR FRON
OJ Fifth ayenue.-A young widow lady having an
handsomely furnished house, will rent choice OF pleasan
Rooms, with or without Board; gentlemen only.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

and wife few single gentlemen in shall genteel
family location pleasant and convenient. very mod
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

LADY OCCUPYING FIRST CLASS HOUSE,
"A will let two Rooms, handsomely furnished to
gentleman wife; Board the lady, location Fortyee
ond and Broadway. Address Mrs. MANN, Herald
Office
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

. STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE flS last TWENTY
> to let until October g; rent low. Inquire on
the premises
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

| RIO RENT-oN WEST TwENTY.sIxTH STREET, A
story high soop House. 25 feet wide le rooms; all
| for sale JAMES r. EDWARDS,
| T7 West Twenty-third street.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

40 EAST TwENTY;FIRsT sTREET.-A STRICTLY
Il ~ private family will let two large connecting Rooms,
with bath and every convenience to gentlemen for the
ner or permanently.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03
LOAN OFFICES.

TIMOTHY BRENNAN Committee
THOMAS MURPHY, on
SAMUEL A. LEWIS, Supplies.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

4 z. WEST ELEVENTH STREET. BETWEEN UNI
Jversity place and Fifth Pleasant Rooms, will
excellent table. Terms to suit desirable parties.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

EO FORTY-SIXTH STREET ET--HANDsOMELY FUR
.)U nisbed Rooms to st with Board, at summer prices
References exchanged
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

OATH HOTEL, AT BATH, l.. l., Is NOW OPEN FOR
ID the reception of guests Liberal arrangements VIII DC
made with families the early IN june
aa.s sabing FOR horses Accessible by and
Bath Railroad every hour or by boat
GEORGE SHIELDS.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

GO IRVING PLACE, NEAR GRAMERCY PARK
vi m second Floor; also large and ont
snge Room, prices; private table if required
. references.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

40 WEST SIXTEENTH SIRE PL EAsANT ROOMS
on third fourth foor with first class Board, for
families gentlemen at moderate prices. References
auired.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

Portable and well furnished house, with Board IN hrst
class In Hoboken terms moderate; private family
Post office.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

A CHOICE OF ROOMS, WITH GOOD BOARD, SUIT
"A able for gentleman and vile single gsnemen terms
moderate gS9 West Twenty street. Convenient to
cars and stages
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

belmont HALL, sCHOoLEY's MOUNTAIN, N. a.
ID Will be opened for the reception OF company June 10;
board according to the location OF rooms from ~ 70 BIS
d. A. CROWELL.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

(yLIFFWOOD SPRINGS. -SEASHORE HOUSE AND
- grove, delightfully."- located on the beach, at Cfwood,
Keyport, n J % miles from New terms moderate.
Apply b. GoODALE, No. West Twenty.thrd street,
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03
SUMMER RESORTS.

A CORNWALL LANDING.-BROOKSIDE HOUSE
n. is now open for the reception OF guests Addres
AlG. r. SAVING, Proprietor. For references refer to
W. ROoME, No. City Hail. Terms moderate Good stablin
for horses
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-17

In tho last Atlantic, Henry Jamel
has an article entitled, "Is 4Mar1ri,g.
aoly p In: this hs argues that the
family, and not tho individual; is the
social unit; from which position it Il
easy to rec that the loosening Of the
whole sociahfabric; aud that the ten.
dency to the first, which is now mani.
fest in society, Is sure premonihon Of
the latter, unless We, conclude that on,
present civilization il all amiss,s and
amend our laws, to correspond to q new
civilization, which shall take the Gle
meut Of sel6shness and revenge out Of
our statutes. In the applications TO,
divorce, now made, even selecting The
(apparently) most justi6ablo cases,
where coujugal in6delity is alleged, I'll
would seem almost Invariably that VIA,
the applicant 10 these cases Graves Ii,
not justice, eba: revenge, pure and
simple" - b. go ~ '',~'@s@. Sd
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-17

The entire appropriations for tho
civil List Of tho United States, includ.
ing the pay and expenses Of Congress,
salaries Of tho President, Cabinet and
clerks, the vast machinery Of the
Treasury and Internal Revenue, The
Pos. Office, Smithsonian Institute, dip.
lomatic salaries, ETC., for tho year end.
ing june NEXT, Is $2S, 92o, 295,32. The
expenditures Of the single city Of New
York for 1867, were $50, 920,2 ,32.
One is Republican; the other is Demo
erstic, smanas snsnt !; and BY comrari.
sop, what would b. the cost Of the
national government we're it, in the
hands of the Democracy
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-17

Tho st. Cloud JOURNAL is very indignant
because their Senator and Representative
failed to get an appropriation of $40, 900
for building the St. Cloud Normal build
ing: It calls them wooden men, men Of
no inhuence.-Aanksto Record.
The JOURNAL hes made no dispar-
aging remarks concerning Senator W ait.
He did all that it was possible for him
to do in the way Of securing an aprro-
priation for the st. Cloud school, and
carried the bill through the Senate.
But il is well-known fact that Stearus
county would have been better off had
it been without any Member at all
in the House.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-17
PART 8 IT Howe.ss 11lioel MONTH";

/ Part 6 ct HoWe,s M1lioal MONTH";
gives among it, INSTRUMENTAL pieces;
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gran QaadnlIssj;;" ada oahp;" mi,
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'Song of the. skJlatk - s:Nunea]
.Miseries )" off / had but . thousand :,
yea; "j"Yes, I'll meet thee inths l.as;'
ete. The music n printed % heavy
paper; and each: number, containing
over twenty pisces Of choice music, i
sold At s5assnts, or $500 pr yer
Elias Howe, Boston. / e..g II Esd :
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-17

NEW HAMPSHIRE has responded
much better than had been at all hoped
for, and the victory is an honor to the
Republicans Of that State. The fight
was to carry the Legislature, which
would choose = Governor and United
States Senator, it being virtually con-
coded there would be no election Of
Governor by majority Of the people.
To have elected, therefore, both the
Governor and the Legislature, is glory
enough for one day. "a majority of
1900 for Gov. Stearns, over three can
didatas combined against him on Leg
islative tickets, and = majority of at
least fifty in the Legislature, is the an.
swer made by the Republicans Of Nov
Hampshire to; those who had planned
or a Democratic Governor and a Labor
Reform Senator. = : I :