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IVY 10 Is THE PRIScE OF HoHENzoILEES?
Gable 'e!-graphs concerning csalid atrs
for the vacant crown at Madrid do not
seem 10 excite mnch interest as tbey
Hid certainly no, on this size of the Az
lantic- Sui there are a few people who,
when they read that General Prim or
Conn, Bismarck. or snme one else. hiss
named Prince of the house Of Hohen-
z 'llern ns the ',cnming man" FOR King of
Spain. may naturally ask "Who Is hc?"
II msy he well enough. therefore. to saw
that the Hohcuz ,'le,ns are princes on, Of
active tn-ine.s at hone. waiting TO be
crllrd upon to reign nve," o,hsr peot.l. !;
That fheIr~parental r.si'irnce is a, Dussp,-
dorf;$thn' there seems In be two avajl.bir
princes OF this house. namely. the herri
'tary prince Leopold Stephen Chr,los.
Anthony L.. horn Srr.iember % 1898.
now colonel in tie P,ussian Guards:
and Fr'd-ri~ka. E ,gene John, etc born
Jnne %. lS43. and new comm apding a
sq1sdron of Lsnrers in Westrhalia. A
brother OF these two princes (Chariss | J
is TIE re'gnirg sovereign Of Rnum.uia.
Their grandmother. on their mothers
side, was the visconuipss Da 3 auharne;s.
an adopted daughter of Naplron I; AMI
their g'sn!mo,her. on the father. side.
was the P' inress Maria Antoin.,,e Mur.t.
Thus II will he seen. that while they sre
Prnss'ans ny nstionali'y. they are Napo-
Ieon'c ny family connection sni tradition.
Il looks like q Junction Of interests by
Bismarck and Louis Nspoleon-PAiza-
deiphia Record -
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SPECIE nn1sa REMOVED.

The sp,cie and bullion in the Bark Of
Antwerp has hean removal to tho Cita-
del. Paper money is to be issued in place
of it.
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PRUSSIA eKNaIss YIRM

LosDoS. Jolly l5-eveniue.-It is re-
porte'i that the Prnssisn Government il.
self demands Of Fssaees recall OF Bsne-
dstti. end that tbss Eurepess powers yes
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EXCITEMENT N LYNDON

LoSDoN. Jolly l5.-Ths excitement
arising from the siiustion !. intense here.
Prices qniet nominal end business 10 q .
stand sti.l.
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NAPOLEON AND OLIVIER.

PARIS. July 4-E vcning.-It is re-
ported on the best authority that an ang'y
interview occnred to-day between the
Emperor and Prime Minister Olivier.
growing out Of letters Of the latter. show
ing disposition for peace. The Empe-
ror Violently denounced Ollivier's efforts
in tbi, direction.
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We hear good deal sboot the coming
msn. Thsre m great anxiety 10 ace
him. Parton thinks he will NOT smoks
nor drink vine. II Is to be hoped th.,
Parton knows. Bot It looks . little du.
biou. inst now. This. however, is not
what We are driving st. So far as Kan.
sas is concerned. the coming man has
coms. He is building rsilro.ds win the
rspidity OF lightning Hs 10 boiidine
them 10 every direction. He is doing
more to develop the resources Of K au.ss
than say other man We know of. He il
IN indefstiRi.bls worker. He 10 ubi-
questions. He is here. there and ev.rv-
where. He is the right man in the rizS,
place. lie is good fellow wi,hsl. And
his s.ms Is Bob S.eyess.-Lavrsnee
- s-ss ~
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"THE Town "-Under the above head.
ing. The Lesvenworih Bulletin has the
following description Of = nondsscript viii
isRe in the northern portion Of the Stai': In
Marshall County. Ksnsss. on the road be-
tween Msrysville and Frankfort. is a nat
arsl curiosity in the town line. II hears
the digniied cognomen Of Dog Walk"
which il q very appropriate one. ss our
readers will think when ws produce the
census and statistics. Bsrnnm could
there find .nme valuable specimens to re-
plenish his mnseum. The resiience.-
three in. number. sre what 10 termed in
western slang "dug- outs." sn1 each one
ia com posed of two cottonwood logs piled
one on tho top Of the other. besides hole
dug in the earth. Population. seventeen
women. twenty-seve children. and sew
enfy-two dogs. the whols psesidad over
by three overgrown specimens OF hnmsn
ify (?l called men. What their occups-
,ion il. or ho~ town lots sell. has never
yet BEEN sscertsined. Long let it wave.
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BEnLIS. July 15.-Ths King returns
here to day. There is great excitement
in the city.
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TROOPS ON TIE MOVE.

Tae movement Of troops toward the
Rhine fronii,r is incessant. Eastern
France is absolutely alive with solliers.
The troops which have hitherto garri .
soued Paris have gone. aud raw levies are
slowly replacing them. Amhn'ances and
caissons throng the streets Of the city on
their route to the E ,st.
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The preparations at the different naval
stations are on q similarity large scale.
II is the general belief here that war will
be declared Immediately.
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Paris. Jnly 15.-The declaration Of
war by the Corps Lsgi-latif took place at
10 minutes before 9 o'clock
The New York herald., 1870-08-30

V,O RENT-ELk0ANTLY FURNISHED FOUR STORY
hien soop brown stone House, Coleman House In
perfect order Appg On premises % West rwcu,y
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FIAINcLIh AND CoMMERCLlA.

MONDAY, May lG-P. M.-The various depart
nenis II the stocS Exchange have been quiet with
no ertetnl feature. In the gold market there were
consl cradle saort sales at 1l4JsMlt4S after which
tie p'ice rose to nix, though the dealings were
limited greater portion OF tho dav TIE stock
market exhibited more strength MS the dag advanced
under purchases by the cques to cover their shorts
hut tie vOnmo OF business was comparatively light
though later there WAS more active market. with
lnraef tran'actions the quotations % gold were:
10 A. M......liSllF, A. M...1liXl5 T. M..,itiI
The carrying rates for gold were to " cent
The imports Of specie for the last week were s547.
s1s, and since JAN l. s6.sssag. Foreign exchange
has been firm on a limited supply OF bills, GO days
bills being quoted at 1917, sight at 100 HOY, and
commercial nj 10sA6ni09H.
The money market has been extremely easy at TO
o cent. on cell, depending upon the collateral, v
cent having been the more general rate. Tie banks
report decreased receipts from tho interior! the Gov
erlment having recently called upon the United
States depositories for their surplus balances Dis
coun.s were In demand at ~ " u eeLt, for stri@i
y frnt-cass names. gooI sSeeptances passing at to
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New York MA rlsets.

MONDAY, May 16-FLouR AND MEAL-western
and STATE nours Shipping bran u, were 10 better sup
SSe sP Sr, e 'c dS ss $40 SS al SfS n
perfne sOa for shipping extras ard Is i0a y Is
Tor trade ard family braIds including 81 Lous South
Sn sSp: no SS gu, al pr s 1 su SsHs'i
tfN5 or thpring extras. and tc50ee,e for baker, and
family brands Rive h)ufs nrmer, aud the better grades
for Jersey, Mesinrn, and Brnn1ywine Jersey coarse
meal s2.is Ard nnc yellow. 81 rs 100 n..
'USDntEs-Cottrd declined &c on the snot mid
low mds uT SSd ogi S % Tor
soil at iOe % arrive Iosns dull Petroleum 2lc for
easi"t at gNr or rhine a. which 10000 rs sold after
Change. Ercrhts continued very dull.
.as ssso, s%:S i 9iisS.i Or N No srips' q
waite rive quiet sii7si IS Tor Western and state.
Farley and barley matt ware dull and unsettled Oats
nrT WIZ Sns srecnaiyS ieenG eqt Sl,, ed nat a.
Corn was nrm but full acs 1900 oush. ut " o5G q
10, new Tcser mSet 81 u Tor rev yellow, and ti15
CoFFKx-cuiei. We quote Java az e0d2,c. and Rio
81 iNeinc.. with sales OF 200 bags Pho at 2%c. gold
Rec quiet at i@7tc. ior Carolina. Monsses auli ard
UNCHANGED sales 70 hhds AZ DC for Porto Rico SIC.
ter hsrnad"cs and tor. Tor Cuba 'vadl. Sugars
Rows IN moderate denan I, and prices unchanged F;
sales 900 hid. at skesHc. for far to cd refining 80
Demerura refined steady At rex. for best crushed
l'RovlsInNs nrnot but quiet ut %, advance ;
sales q I &C. at ga 80 for eS,c prime t.r s9in
NAV aud so as 80 Tor Jniv. BeeT armsr and fairly
active sales 100 bns ct tl2sts for plain aud extr,
mess Ilcrce hcef dun ncef hams quiet sales 70 b9ls
pkg.. at i6Asi74c. Tor mekled hams, and 2oc for
smoked do nac1n nc glectel ~ esscd hogs hrner ai
l2Nc. Lard dnll and heavy IT l5Ac cor No. i6el6Ac
at lGlEsls4c seller NAV. Buiter IN demand At sOi0c.
mostly Scy35c. tor Cd 20 prime Carries. Cherse s6l
l5c for old and iSa jHc for new Eggs nrmer at lsA@
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FILSEHOODs REFUTED.
The Condition Of the Work on the New Pos,
Omce-Who are Employed aud what they
nrc Pnid-u oncsty In the Public Service.

The Condition Of the Work on the New Post
Oaice-Who are Employed aud what they
are Paid-Hopcsty In the Public Service.
Ihe salary Of the Supervising Architect, Mr..
Muilott, IL 5000 year. The superintendent, the
Hon Calvin T HuIburd. receives s2,s)o year. Mr..
Jeremiah T. Smith, Assistant superin tendent, re-
ceives t2.b00 q year. Mr.. Gordon McCloud. Chief
CerS. and one assistant, receive jointly e. 800 a
YER. Eleven ~ntchmen get e. 50 per day each; ono
ngeers each % n day; riggers' laborers, <2a day:
enc carpenter $3.60 day two enrpenters, each %
day; seven engineers. each 90 day three eugi-
neers' tenders each 81 Is a day Three stone cutters
are employed Al $3.50 day each, two stone masons
at u day each, six masons' laborers at TAGS day
each. and teen other iaborers at ~ DAY zach. No
store cutters are employed by the Government on
The available funds from the original appropria.
lion Of Congress amounted to $4,000. The last
approximation WAS ti,0OO,0Oo. OF tile total amount
$500, W has been expended.
The fence around the site was erected BY order OF
tie secretary OF the Treasury, and under his direc
lion II leased out BY the Superintendent tor
The receipts trent tt3 80 per monthly are deposited
with tie Sub Treasurer TO the credit Of the Govern
menl All refuse material is sold, and placed 10 the
credit of the Government.
Mr.. Gordon McCioud. the chief clerk. does not
receive the granite OF any other material used by
tue building. The Government has on tie ground
at oil times sworn inspector for that purpose
Recommendation Of Senator Fenton. and he is a
trstciass workman. The Superintendent Is ready.
vi en- called upon bv tho Secretary Of the Treasury,
10 account for every dollar expended In this work.
Below we reproduce certificate and receipts from
she sub-Treasurer,s ONCE dated yester
UNITED STATES THNAsURY,
NEw YORK, May 1f, 1870
OF Construction, this day deposited to the q edit OF the
Treasurer OF the United States thousand and
y.fonr dollars and ninctyeigt cents accouh OF
appro Iiatlon for tho erection of the Unlcd States
PIst once and Court Rouse In New York CITY. Re.
ccyed for rent OF fence for March 1870 cIht hundred
and thirtyhIee dollar, snd thirty three eegts re.
thrtywo dollars and Iy-nino cents. Receiytd Tor
empty barrels and refuse wood, twentv-nlne dollars
for which have signed uiplisate receipts
W. O. WAITE,
Acti' q Assistant Treasurer United States.
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THE mann or 1 SOLDIER.
'ne """"ndcr or tue Wnudcrcr-rhc Com
pnn'on at Lopcz aud Nnihor.

rhe 'o"mnndcr or the Waudcrcr- Com
pah'on at Lopez and Walker.
ven o. "Sp u t"'t.i,W, one ut tie must err.tic
and reckless spts Of thc p,r.oa. dl,q of Br,,ni,s
ditocso o. the kIdnoys, ane. au .cut. illness of ave,
eigbI ~ceks, YESTERDAY, ut LI, t,-.dance ~ S,,,y,
nnt suoct. Gen. tgrum was lorut Ncw .Ier.,,
April l, 1874, and received lis education III. p,u..
Ve, Pa. During the Mexican war Doc was Sergeant
Major Of the First Pennsylvania Volunteers, COL
Wyncoop, serving with marked distinction un,l 4.
;lose Of hostLitles. lie was with Walker IN lis
SiclraguIn expedition, serving with toe GllJustur
Ip to tho date OF his capture.
Gen Farnun's love OF adventure led him with the
widest and brayest 70 take service in the Qutmlu,
Lo en- and other Gllibusterng expeditions Gltcd out
rom t is country and in all OF them lr bore n con.
ilicu 'us TART lie was also commander ofthc slave
u'h' WanIercr, Of Savannah, and was captured IN
ls hr-t attempt at lauding a cargo OF slaves in
Goui-ia.
Al the outbreak or the rebellion he entered the
army ~ M:Jor Of the First Excelsior Regin ent Of
ihi- C'F He soon rose TO Tho RANK Of Lieutenant
ltuUt. and q forward TO tmt OF Colonel, aud Was
lr''.'o Bdmcior.General lur gallant aud merilor
p1- -rlyccs Gen. Farntm Iariiclpated in nearly
lIn 10 @ miiles IN ncl the Army OF nc Potomac
N,s tn-H ed. and ~aS severely wounded trough
p. ir.- ilams ur u, On the tn of May. 1864.
sNh''tucn'h he returned 10 his regiment, hut his
N"Dhn' octd him 10 retro from active service aud
Corp,
NI'f the WI don. Ftrnnm held n position In the
~. 'n House. lie WIS a member of Post No. 3,
\ On F,iday last hc was iniorn ed that ho
+, 81 1ie. lie WIS conscious 70 the last mo ert.
r. caves Il widow lis sccoud wife. Ills funeral
W. axe piace ~ Thursday next at 4. NJ, IRON
~ iHle "Csidence.
= ~ - Getting Of tho former comrades In arms of
t'l, "ihnm ics'erda' afternoon In the ufiice Of
, iJoi l'en, &. K. Craham, hitting resolutions were
sS@"l. An invitation has beeh extended to tie
snll " generally I" participate in he funeral cere-
yi"nha' ~ IL UNDERWOOD Il It the Twenty second
ueaIInehl, n. C., viii act as escort.
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Live Stock Market.

NEW YoEK. Monday. Nav lf.-rhe rereipts Of
becycs since SATURDAY. timber ssli head and for the
week 5,TiS. The market was active and nfm, at the
prices ru Friday last, an we make the advance
Tor the week equal to Nc. n. on ~ sales. a few
rough thin oxen were sold at latsiic v n; and O q
poorest ena OF drove OF kcntneky fed Texans was
i5bc.. and TIE highest IKE with the bulk
sales II about lGe, N. There waa fair offering OF
sale. were slow ~ decline OF Nc n. No unshorl
clipped, at e@Ss. y. Ofh1gs had 0J since sat.
urdav, and q IS for the week. There was but car
ioad offered on 1--we weight and without uaH.nCt'ous
prices tor live hos arc nomuay quoted At 9AGS9kc
n. Dressed hogs were steady, at iai.c.
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COYLE. Suddenly, MARGARET. the ncoved wife OF
John Coye, native Of the city OF Sligo Ireland IN
The 4!d year her age.
The i1neral win take place from her late residence
No. 28 Madison ST., tnIs tuesday, afternoon ~ 2
O'clock. Her 70 uains wa be taken TO Calvary Gene
tery Her atyes and friends are respectfully Invited
W d toad.
PALMER Suddenly, nj Nazareth Hail. Edward Ira.
cy, OF David ana MARY X. Palmer. Ia the 10Th year
OF his are.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited attend the funeral, from the residence
OF me- parents, at Grcenbrook \. j., on "Wednesday.
the lsih inst, at o'clock cara on New Jer,ey Cen
trail Railroad leave foot of Liberty st. NJ ~ o'clock NJ q,
Tctnrning same evening. Carriages VIII be In attend.
at Duncl On Station the arrival Of the tram.
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A FIGHT FOR STOLEN BONDS.
A CuriousIy Complicated Case before Justice
Dazzling.

Annie Larking, who sued in the Supreme
Court in this city in 1865 to recover $4,000 from
lawyer +. j. King, tie same being the value Of
spanish Cuban bonds with which she had intrusted
him, and which ho refused to give up until lie
ceved t9O0O, has made her appearance again, look
Ing for SsOU worth of tho sane bonds, which sIa
alleges stolen FROM her BY her brOther-in-llw,
Tancredo Cruz. Site claims 10 have been the wife
o. Theodore CrnZ, deceased, having been married
six wears ago. NJ. King now brings forward the
record In tic former suit, Wherein she swore that
she WIS not married. Tho sG30OJ. II apre. red was
patt of Si0J0l1 which Cruz ~ said 10 have stolen
from tie Bank Of Mntauzls m idtrusted to Annie,
who, atcr CALI .ng the suit AGAINST King aud re-
covering tue ouls, took ~ with rancrcdo Cruz,
with whom sac mas lyed and travelled ever siuce,
nd 10 whom She his oorre tour eldren. Believing
Annic's story, Justice DOWN. hold Iapcfedo Tor
trial at the General Sessions in $4,000 pail.
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STATE bond have been quict though strong, old Norm
Carolinns al ipg ~ cent TO igA. the rev being
steady at ~. aud new Tennessecs o. 55HGs51 South
Carol strong and highct old BONDS selling
git@9i. and ncwal S@Si% for the January aud July
coupons, and nj 81 Tor April and October Central Ma
tional Bank snares sold llik Confidential OF ~ and
Ocean at ~. Hallway MOI uages were strong, nrsh OF
Columbus. Cincinnati and Igdnna cenrh selling at
,Isl Is"iac' - $50, and umons 9, S;Syk The earn.
nr-i week q May stood ss,sis higher than the same
me principal dsallnSs in railway snare. were in the
vanderbilt, Northwestern. and ~. Paul stocks Rock
leland, on o and Mbsissipi. and Reading. rhe last
named ranged on extreme quotations from frs 20
l0tk New York Centra stock r0k TO 100, ecrip Bt TO
IN Harlan ttt3 to itsN North sstern common nv
terred stS to st ohio and alssslppl 81! to ssk We
bash 1H to 1b. and Rock Isiabd 1lek to l21f.
Lake shcrs was Tess actssly dealt m nuetuatips be
q, icef eiesti ana po.ton nsrtfort and Erie sfss
i he , rrsfs,rss ,ISxts,ex Ghiesgo shd A, ,s
and Mo,ri: and Esser e ~ hscsllsneou, shares
shca ro,e from % 70 sa1 wsterp union Ieieersph
fo.s hiefsficd &C fiS&i.x. and ,xusntie Ns M =;
hdsm,Me, Ameficah a t21SpK United States 4
Il, and Wells Fargo Co. NJ tsk, an advance Of ~
cant Saturdays sales. The general market closed
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With ulcers. orysineas sores. pimples bills. when
the vltlacd blood that produces them he cleansed
and yitallsed by taking SrAFFoRD'S IRON AND sui
PiIUR POWDERS? The metallic element OF this in
valuable combination increases the vital force Of the
SYST ana the su phur resolves the venom In the
culation into fluid which Is expelled In the form OF
insens hc preparation. In all Of cutsneous and
uleerous diseases. tho pores Ia torpid condition
The iron stimulates these vessels and they rapidly DIS
charte the communicating humors which the action OF
tho sulphur has expelled from the blood This s the
philosophy OF the RAPID ehacsdby those powders
Sold by all DrugrIss, package, l2 powders o. 8
packages, $3.50. Mailed free Money sent rlsS.
HALL RUCKEL. 2Is Greenwich st.. New York.
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l'Y TuIs SIGS CoNQUER or all tho signs Of the
ttnts none Il more prominent than KNOWS NJ the cor
n NJ broadway and Fulton street. The millions who
h' hats gunwn 10 the ends Of tho earA, HIS
.igh and iauntY spring style hat suits homey and
l'nistpc men alike. Don't go ny his place without
gong an buying Knox hat-AdU.
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8 On Wednesday, 18Th, the Treasury will sell one
N illion god, and on Thursday buy two millions
Ave tW onties for the Special Fund. The bond
market has heen strong, though At the boards prices
rued fraction below the quotations Of satur
day. The improved Investment demand. together with
the case money later carricd mp the market. which
Gle sed strong at the highest prices OF the dav.
IInnrv ClnMa A Co ~ Will kIreaI. rnnnri nj Z
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ArrIsed-MoSpAT, May Is.
Steamship city Of London Liverpool, mdsc and pass.
Stcam-lip Idaho, Liverpool. nidse an I pas.
steamship Marathon, Liverpool. mdsc. ana pass.
Steam sh p Rapidan, Havana, mdsc. ana pass.
Steamship Cortcs New OIL ans, mdse. and Pass.
Bars Hakow Jar, Antwerp, tudse.
Hgrk ldunnn, hareeiles mdse.
Brig VIM. "A Bickmore. MatAnEIs. sugar.
Brtg kntahdii, Carlents, m1lasses.
ntig OJen sea, Car iunas, fnnllsses.
Brig pliver CUTS Pprt-au.PTn nee coffee, &c.
Sohl. Pheoe lIewrtt, MaianLns, tru't
schr. Clara McConville. Baracoa. fruit.
schr. star Light, Para. n 1ber. &c.
Aho, the usua river and cOLstvlse vctseG
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OCT.
souTHAuPToS, Nav l6-Ohio, Baltimore.
LONDON, May l6-Etna. Nebraska aud Paraguay,
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DIscONTINUEU.--Tho uso OF the dirty, hair stain
iG ur'arallons since the INTRODUCTION OF HA Ions
Nl4AIiA OR AVIATION TOE THE HAIR. Nll marS IL
ln r clon II produces the exact shall Of color de-
s"e' AL 20 iteialy tIal paIent ana uudellnS.-.dD
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,o.,.o..s pniM Ncttts ,,..O......
TO THE MEMBERs
OF THE MERCANTILE library AssOCIATION.

ny the ARTICLES Of AGREEMENT between the
TWO ASSOCIATIONS, the TRUSTEES Of the CLIN.
TON HALL ASSOCIATION are VESTED with the CON.
troll OF tho Clinton Han building, and WITHOUT
THEIR CONSENT THAT BUILDING CANNOT BE
OPENED ON SUNDAYS.
(slgned) THOMAS HALL FAILE,
WILLIAM y. DODGE,
EDMUND COFFIN,
JOHN x. MYERS,
Trustees Of the Clinton Hall Association.
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When the energies have been OvertnNed
AMI sleep disturbed HELMB0LDs BUCuU wor,s
wonders. II contains no OPIUM or morphine. yet 1t
governs the interior economy OF the human system II
Is administered Tor diseases Of the bladder, RdncYs
weakness, female irregularities, strangury, and
plants iacdenal to the urinary organs oeher sex.
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Suttrul notitts.
A.-,.-OgyICIAL DRAWINGS.

A.-h-OFSICIAbD DRAWINGS.
=. u, MURaAY'S LOTTERIES.
HissouRlCtNtra Cl9ss No; $50 Nay IL ISL
iussoGRi-ciSS No 5i. NAY ii, $50
v,,ll ~, 2, tNo a. IS, ~ o.. IS, SO, 80.
kENTUCkN lexlra lass No. go. May is, 1870
EkIQckfmC laSs 80. $40, May 10. 1870.
, q, 49, q, u. o., "a, 10, 50, rs, n 3, IS.
nzes easncd ,nd nj ,rmhudn furnished IN the abov
I'd ALSO Royal Havana Loyt2Tes. j. CLUrG, Broker.
9o B,oadway lJj Fulton ST., and Park 70 v
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nnbIit Noilsts.
ELLcrioN NQEIiSEis NEW WORK

ELECTION Ns0ii& 6t NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF TUE SECRETARY OF STATE,
nT9, THE SHERIFF or Tie HE t6I%rY l6iFFN2w
% Re ha & State sfSR a qS u Nay
next ,'ay w puLsuan 20 Ihe provisions chHpter 81.
twenty ID eiqnIeen hundred and seventy entitled
AsooSc Jddse Of the Canft OF ASpe asa $, ami JSdses
81 Yor the oows ocs s a r 10 ' BS ecse
SIX hssGcSe jude Of he court Fl OF kppel.
sxta article OF t6S Gonstnon Of he state OF N .
lorS, WI comncnoe " The hr~t Moniay Of July. 1870.
IN M cly.th section Of sid act.
Also threc additional Judge, Of the Court OF Common
q Gics pr9ys1 "a sand asl @na IN t9s ,S,a arIlee
n'sfss Sn,as ~, = @oaiay q Jry mo
c 3 COUNTY G sS s G pe 81 81 cHa n IVA q 1Sa f
ai.1inteh ~ he Governor N ne rlace Of John II.
A s IKE A Oft rs ss 70 ,eS s1pTGs eS%t
Pleas IN anG for The city aud county OF New York"
H,fSa H NV sn a. w XII eS ibs tSSa, on
Oais ii , s9 VII ny law eSpy onr, .,
the city New Yrs s.vsG term, oi olicc vii CON,
mene on tNe aIt a. "a a. Iey 49, ana termInae as
ri act "a rea,i"n In the Marine count Of the CITY
OF ala Copr,." -, Nav ssclnl /, u
sggrSu ' dIcc,'f TO- c'I =, one ts9 dire. four and
Ie.iioH + 4 Jm,f ]slss ead SIX Associate judges
.! re H,1,s on y l.I "a ahy OF MAY h,Xt pursuant
le names Of al lersons voted Tor at such eiaeton by
designate ,he ler "a yo io Calri jadic aud no
persons vled To- A. Associate Judge; aud NJ cccoI
| ~, \.sonng JUDGES such bll d, tlah lo 9uqoltoi
vide SGx a6 ya ' fSiaTs Ct H f42 Sa P59
, nc avGe,',1 h' nioa rrfgyn' ne hslT ",
%efAs ja,, n.sH,.. raSc; d Wiz ior Associate
u, or or 81 St 's' CO. III, IoI l'roc
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