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proposals.

DEPARTTMEENTIo Ok .PPgyBL+IC WORKS, Isl
tn bidder written thereon isiso the number OF the
work In the sdyertsenenO will be received at this
once until Monday July II, 1870 at II A. NJ. for the
No l. For paving Chrysic strc et from Division street
20 Grand street, with stone blocks.
No. 2. For paving Eighty.sixtb strcet, from Third
avenue to East River. with stone blocks.
No. s. For pavbE Elizabeth street. from Grand street
to BleecNer street. with stone blocks
No.a For pawn Seventeenth street, from First av
enue to Last River. with stone blocks.
No For oAvn- Siriy.fourth street. rom Third av
fifth with stone blocks.
No. 8 For paving Forty second street. from Tenth
nvcnur TO Hudson River. with stone blocks.
No. T. Tor pay.ng Forty.third street. Eighth avenue
to Hudson River, with stone blocks.
No. g. For sewer IN Flint avenue. between Finy.nfh
street and Fifty Snth street
No. o For sewer outlet IN Eightyninth street, he
tween East River and second avenue, with branches
in Ayeaue A. First avenue. and Eighy"eyenth street
No IL For sewer in Water street, between Moore
street and Cornties SLIP aud Front street. between
Montgomery street and GOuycrneur street.
fourth street and Seventy ninth street, branehes In
seventy nfth street, SeveatysNth street, seventy
seventh street. ana seventy eighth street.
No. u For sewer 10 First avenue between Houston
street and Third street. Avenue A. between Second
street and Third street and Avenue ID, between Third
street and ", rth street.
No - FOR s1reng gutteri1E. nagginF. &C. sixty
No. ~ For curbiug. guttciny. tagging. &C.. South
street from ckson street to Cor street. and Cor
lcAs street, from south street to Water street
avenue from ThrtViouFth TO ThriysiIth street least
Blank forms OF proposals. together with the snecinca
ions and agreements, can be obtained on n2gIeauon
at this o'ce WILLIAM NJ, TWEED,
Commissioner.
Now York. June 50. 1910.
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9ublir Hoiltts.

SoTJGE mEREnf t.s GIyE t
tie Act entitled An Ant 70 suthorze The eons.reuon
Sni . erfssla ossss :.sss. AID :yenSs: Ss ss
s.s Hsy S ho Ell CIV DHSs
:sd ety. on IN MG md July rs @ .u mo high
fsi'osd With Jingle or double track b'rslnsiser
e. roGs q nc 81 II SS II
:, the 100, Of ops Hupafed and Tir!.tn .,rcst thence
WIN assh,s SsSs: g MsaS.i:.o .,;.sssi: SssSS:
ts,s%s' ono so" and ssn
ssSse sS5osEs and sG Sae on, huna As. o
Harlem River, also, from one hundred aud Twenty:
MN street thence and s9.s the hfd
also from the Thrd avenue tneaoe !hroush ana alons
to tie Harlem NIX fssr also. ron One HIndred and
twenty mn st,ee, al 4; Intersection win rrnta ave
Gdci thence n rtherly through nnd along the TENN
avenue win sdonhe track to the tcrnllnu, OF said
turnouts aud swicGes for The popsT woSns and &C
commodsuon tire said all DAD % tho said streets or
within two years from The passage OF sad act except
Syenne rs last a. "a" sane shs. S opened sFsie
paved igom one Hundred and Twcnynlth street such
s,,loon and the person OF 90 who shall ofc
Trh ns I pyyes or S asSs. s NM
from said Commissioners certnc,e that he or they
srucl operate. AMI use nc came in acooroancs Win
the nfoyIsl9ns o. ns sara &C, suen ce'!nca!l . be
treasury Of The amount Of tho hi AID OF ths exc
cutie OF bond TO tho Mayer. Aldermen and
CommOuRty oil the CITY OF New YORK. 10 tho sum
oi tNJ hundred and any thousaad dollars, In two
Com tfoilcr OF said ny condionsd I'll he person or
corporation receiving such crrunuat sha W IN" Two
Jcas nnsh and complete said road and v1uip
with the requisite number OF cars and horses except
aloLg Tenth avenue as AFORESAID hut shoud he or they
lngs from completing and constructing the sane,
the time Tor whicl they 30 restrained
shall rot be deemed or taken to be part Of
tue time within winch The same 10 to be com.
pleted liut the Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund
are authorized aud rescyy the right TO rtlrc any old,
H. In their Judgment H Is Tor the interest IT the civ
that they shOuld do and ofef IL snChsr for sale
ngain a copy n the act OF the LeFslgiurc under
which this sale - TO be mAfe he procured At the
Finance penari nL-DatedNew YORK. June /, 1850.
MCHARb d. cOHSGiLY. Comptroller.
JOHN j BRADLEY, Chamberlain.
JOHN X, HACKElT Recorder.
JOHN MOORE Charm an nance Committee Board
Of Aldermen.
NICHOLAS Hal 1HrON, Chairman Finance Com
mttee, Board OF Assistant Aldermen,
Comms sioneIb of tho Sink NJ Fund.
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coUniTGy "a &C.. ceo2 .y Of S S
judgment Of "a" supreme Court OF mo state OF New
he suscl =" he hceros asaSa "a .aa J Jaacn
Jniy' 10 nt II ,'Sd noon, al lie Excha1Se si,@
ROOM No, M pto,lway. u The clly OF New, YORK,
6g described RAJ estate q VII Al that certain Of
Yolk comfy aud state Of View YORK ooui dSd ana DE-
ecuoed ~ follows 10 W.T. Beginning at point formed
ed aud ThirNsixth strecI With he westcll siic d
ry sI SNso9 ,HnpEs thence nSt'9er aons '1gwsE
inchr. thence weitfrly AMI parallel gin OIc Hundred
thence southeily and parallel with fifth avenue TWEEN
tNonr feet and eleven inches u che no thery SIDE Of
along ssid northeIly s.ds Of Oue Hundrrt ana ihrIj
sath street one hundrcd ara ten feet to o. psce q
s,tuate in ms twelfth Ward 81 the eVo OF New iotk
Regnnins Al point on the westerly siI of fh ave-
nue. distant northerly from thu nolth~,slcry cora,t
street iorty nine and eleven Gchc. thence Iun1lg
6Sndred and i tweHtyave isrt theme wr,ir; sai
parae win One Hundred aud FAIRY sht street 'ns
with Finh avenue Onu hun red and twcnt' I'VE lrel
ana ,neGGS esstery psralS WIN eng iiaaie Sa
Ds'ed New York Jgly, 3 $50 co,,v.v p.,,..,
c.M Bn.oos, rlalo'in'" Aitorncy. - 80
SUPREME CoUnT.ciS ,, ana county Of S I,S,
Moore, Ezaheth Moore, hi. VIE, ami Others, d"rgl
ants -lnlpnreuance Of Judgment of thr spr'ng l
seton l. lao subscriber, the referee nsnci N -!
lucgMeht, Will expose 10 sale NJ puDuC HullH on W
2Gh day Of Juij. ls!O, 1t z ocloca noon a. i9thE
change Sales -Olm, III broadway. m th' Cii NJ ~
YORK, by Roberts Mcclure, Auctuoe r. lhr D. 1T
ing described real estate, to wits Al those iN2 ''tM
lots O. parcsls OF land lying In the 18Th Wai 4 W
| chy Of New YORK and known and dslmiH,''l ~
Buher ESQ j" ned In the onfe OF sal cts and r'1Iy
Apr O. lNd, A. lots 81 toncl aud "2" 'i""' l'''r'
iYelyI and togctlGr bounded amt dcsCHb 4 - "t
lows BcgnnIng NJ tie uurtnW"sterb Conti '' ~ ,
Avenue sad FoTtA seventh street, ga Nlll .ii'
running westerly along The hobherly Hlr ' IA
sCy aith street one hundred feet lhrtcc dnIn' -
parallel with second avenue, sNh two toes "'"
thence CaslerlY n q diagonal Inc to POM '' 90
westerly side Of Second avenue dEtN NM N''t ~
And one hall iHche, uOrth"ry fun thc hf'tAO'.
jcOrneT " second Ayrnue Aui Forty 'HN ~ ,s,
trtce southerly my three ic" tNu All O"t h@' '"'
v, the point or place Of beginning,
| Dated New YORK, July s. 1870. ...,. ,.,.,..
JAMES II. COLEMAN. Referee
I kIIAs j. REAou. Plaintiffs AuornGY.
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Gbt duri.

- az, dnrt.
GnAsD lSS 4 EEtiHEFkJ3S gFFHfRHlIso
At M0F.na r TfSi Si 1 .sc OILY and 1870
wrp1 Easg Sst g: ' Iss ,.v.,
beat mnuiesi three in nye. in harness $50 to nrst
'lio X iissss e. e Charley ssiif Green
q. Mscebs.g Gwynne;, G.
John L0v' r. "a st i 4 II cS Ss 200
p gesss SS' 'dts 70 mr. n''
I. =. Maees 70. 6. Confidence.
8 y. bOHi'se:g. ~. Bradley. a.,
t tS;t F' @ ,sSs|erly American Boy
- sFcd 3 HaT b%YSG s suSq fSs.. Of 5000
beat $50; ,s!sc 10 i've 10 hairless; $3.50 y S".1 go
IF S S.iSIss tSiHf P g.s,,I H, a
;. y. Mace's b. y Dresden
W. II. SAuhders's b. m. Belle OF Clyde.
g. " d, DOSlo's Sf. g Colonel Russell aOrmerly
GoTsGSS cf Ia VICE SSqs slSs SiS'G2s
2 n. Go ,cIIt .; -, n. Mary; c,,.,
ii. A rs'tcT no 8 2 Urea pIs,d 9oS so
So esSfc S second 8G so te 70 a1d ' "
/ ! /. 6osy.s Sr N. Lady S. xuSust.
y hre ssn0 0ik NJ, bs ,,.r,n.n,
Be- bs saSR@. ~ ~ yjli.s st SiS
Q. q. Hckok6s stallion 81 Elmo.
I. John Loyetts h. IN LADY Franklin.
3. NJ. Roden's D. &. Pc obscot Chief.
q Y. c. whites c. M Fanny Fern.
10, J. J. Bowen6 Dr. m Rose Standsh (formerly No
Nance. -
THIRD DAY.-No 5-A PURSE YoR si 500.
SATURDAY, July g. is10-For horses that never beat
80: two miles aud repeat In harness; 800 70 ntst;
tl00 to second; 900 TO third.
!. MuTyhy's b. IN. Lady Fears.
2. u. hAce's b. IN. Lydia Thompson.
8. Ben Daniels b. &. Butcher Hoy.
J. 4 WIlkins's C u, George Smith
S. John Low etls o. m. Grace Bertrsn.
8. r. Q. Whites c. m, Fanny Fern.
7, J. Bowers b. z, Dew Drop.
s. j. Odikirk's b. Z. Unknown.
No GA PuRsK for 5000.
Free for all mile heats three IN nve 10 harness
5000 to nrst; 81 80 TO second $50 TO third.
1. Ben Danielss b. IN. American ORR.
2. Ches Champlins br. {. George Palmer.
Budd Doble's b. m. Goldsmith Maid
Race each will be called pupctually at o'clock
The New York and Harlem Railroad will extra
trains from t2d u. and 9Th av at . I'm.
HENRY DATER President.
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Qruitssloul Garok.

nR. OLIN,A regular graduate OF me lIcinc, con
j tinueJ TO treat with success nervous debility
ana all diseases OF elthcr Age, with tIpe
rence. can be relied upon. II desiring perfect ouds
and fair charges, cal hs opnion coNts nothing re-
uente, sec the Doctor In person send two stamps
tot cealedl Pamphlet describln, the dseAsrs Of hb
specially. once aud pHtlop embrace every eonye
nience, are respectfully aud centrally located. PBond
st. New York.
hR. LEWIS. Beach St. New York. cures al as
- eases without exposure. trouN" or change OF liel
Let those who despair OF getting cured ELSEWHERE or
have been pronounced ncurable consult The Doctor
al onCe, and they viii no Hetonlshcd nt the specU
cures Shlca hv makcs. Consult hun and salS.J your
selt. Forty years successful practice.
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An,nstr,fuie.

NUAN0 0gwa unusu
d Corner ia q and sss Az
drosiIIyEnL,ma urp
OF thu sr,., sn.c,ssn., tomapcs ~
Twelve TkMrIATIoss.
- ! SATURDAY MATINEE AT
bosSt hSh dr.SS sB bale. fsS.s%iSs. entitled
in which y hARAaE khIf '''''''
ses %st secured sss's p sSssses oc. s,:c
at schirmsrs, Ii broadway, and krie RAILWAY uckes
once. corner sd At: and s!oaa. ',
w ALLACk,,ss TmEAT, ". ffissrpR WALLACE.
s oncn a, IN ~ NJ 10 Commence ats o'clock
NM t4 4SIls SI BRdTie NJ
MISS LEQNA CAvENDER.
IN New YORK IN BrouKhams own new hno oIiRlnM 70.
cal Drama OF ch"sG5aNnnry d1me'c interest," entitled
-. OR. UPS AND DOWNS or CITY LlFE,
which must however. DC Withdrawn although in the
MONDAY, July ii.
MR.. yosE sRffi K, EmSerr
In Charles Oaylers drama Of
FRITZ.
,xoxyv,, =, nm, % =,
IS Mspsesry .......'.,.,...".,...M MI WIN. D. Ftegh.
iT's tTn JULY. 1870.
Afternoon at S osIoes rkfohAAfs yenisr O'Clock.
t1 Dlis ,Ss r rssC ksae.onn.
MISS KATE RAYMOND.
Also. with the popular actor, MT.
o. y. COLLINS.
BATTLE OF CHlPPEwAI MAZRPPA.
mIsshhMkhS S'SS HfoMs. skEWW Y6RK FfRREEaAN.
a,.s nAy,nonu ..saVe s.,o D.,.s oe.an
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Mlt1lral.

A LII DISEASES Of either ser curcd without mer
N curry. Nervous debility 10 permanently cnred. Con.
SITUATIONS confidential. DR.. MARSH, lDlherckcr st.
NERVOUS DEBlLlTy,nnde q lplsinu OF either
st. Physical viGor restored Dy his EnIlr Oh Life
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AstIoIopr.

A STROLOGER MARS tells name aud very day
"A your marry, ana causes you TO marry the On1 You
love quicker Tran any one living Call 500 i you wish
HEALTH wealth, ard good luck, on land. 81 81
ay', near l2th It, SOC, to u.
A CAUTION. Mrs. Linwood challenges tho wor d.
tlLOU rev ard for any Que who Gin equal the al
european business and medical clairNoiaEt SPEEDY
marriak names likeness, numbers. rs Wes 3lth 81
-MADAMf ECREkr-EKcellcd by none &.
rs Noriokst. ear Delaney Ice u cents no Gents
NINE. yENtOUS, OF Boston, tells mast, present
lV and future gives love charms aud lucky numbers
Lad e. &c. gents soc. ~ stanton st. rear, nrst noVI
NINE, ROSA, great natural clarvoyant reveals
IVl your whole lite nom tie cradle " the grave pre-
AaribcA tor all dbetles. az Canal H. fesL Al
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THE FIRST MORTGAGE DON Ds

THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
Of the
NEW HAVEN. MIDDLETowN AND wILLfMANT1c
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Secured BY lien on ALL THE PROPERTY OF THE
ROAD, present safe convenient, attractive and pro-
ntsble Investment They bear SEVEN PER CENT
INTEREST. payable hslkyeariy-May and November.
In New York-FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX. aud
FROM STATE AND LOCAL TAXES IN CONNECT.
CUT; arc issued in denominations OF $500 and eiooo
and can OF the option OF the holder be REGISTERED.
with or without coupon attached.
This dcservodly popular Security possesses sdvsn
tares which will always make It aFAvoRITE INVEST.
MENT. and ono which must be constantly in demand.
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Er|yfslhSMsA1sla5sFssfEsii S k5BA WI SSssUB
ihsotTSSa 's1fREss TnArss LxAys CHAM
BPhgFsll' ktSSE sp' 81, A1fffsss 4 a. ssRI
fksbByssSs bESSfPw M
sgSEs4S SSShSSTes2s S5s&SdhafSSv hdS
SS4 fSSs 70 bufIfhEs
tStf tRt s ssb f4E sa4 2sA Hey sR Sak S.%
tiSHA1o RRRlffk a E2a1 AsP pA GS
S fait ,3 y q. T. and ana S;;p If and s"FM
NJ FER klddlc,own and wsys. SO r n: Csd e. siL
o ssS Sa1d: sySd N wy $40 5 a. NJ
Ii rSSIs;yeCrss AID way. %sA,M. $50 and .sop NJ
srp' fRs sRa YAK isn na H. sd ~ 'pd
,O fsr .p p,if IT'S i9d 9 s z! .D 4 s
,hs% nss IpSgOtst SS. iOis2'a, mi us
For iisessn.ast and nill,dsls from ssd 81, Depot.
r. ~ ls%S;, & BsS s ~ II, IT, VI ~ ss I
fisi , s 60 xsS sSg RI n sl ssss SCI
Ta- w. 0e ~ TdGs sns t rST ~
b1o@ I'D sSSsr sc c s%s 81 81
ders os THO checking ard transfer OF Bsggsge may be
e1Ps %Srn enfss h & al .Ss 81 sy aa:n
ssd fS os Of "a TO- G0s al *
Long Dock Depot. Jersey city; and OF the Agents 81
WV WV r. BARR, General Passenger Agent
I'd. RucxEs, General superintendent
MAY 2. 1870.
'Dsily. tor Hsckenssck only. tFor Piermont only.
EXTRA TRAINS on ,t the Long I'lsna R.'lrosd
IN order % sccomnodate person. who are unable 20
leave the city on saturday afternoon extra trans will
leave Hunters Point Sunday mornlng at O'Clock
for Greenport ana all way stations. and At =. NJ for
Northpot, Glen Cove. Locust Valley and ell way sta
tons.
leave ~ $50 A. NJ for Greenport, Sag Hartor. and the
Han ptonr, stopping at way stations
Excursion trains at 1870 A. N. for Huntington Locust
Valley, Glen Cove, Hampstead. and sl way stations
At f2s0 Hampstead, jamaica and all way stations
AttPM, for Greenport, sag Harbor. and all stations
At5P ~ Tor Huntington, Glen Cove. Hempstesd
Locust valley, and way stations.
AtsP. N. for jamaica, Glen Cove. Hempstead, Hek,
VILE, and ay stations.
KtiP. NJ for North Isip. brentwood. and all vsJ
statiorg
on msin line and 70 ssF haroor and the hsmp'Ons
Ticssts sold direct TO Esst Hampton for sA. M. and
$50 T. ". trains.
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all poius on Houss
i tonic and Eaugatuck Railroad.-Farc, 81. Steamers
leave Catherine slip ~ II noon and II every night un
DAYS excepted.
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BtrsunHl Y uiiftA

INRBELAND G.. KENNEDY.-Your sister Hsr.
i riet Is 10 Paradise. Please address J. r. KENNEDY.
No. 40 RAst 20th at.
I EFT her home, % "wednesday. June %, 1slo. a
j. young girl named LILLIE BRIAN. and has not
since been heard Of Had on white calico dress with
pink spots white hat, trimmed with blue compile lon
nir eyes blue light hair, cut short age years Any
Information concerning her will DO literally rewarded
by her parents 2D Bleeckeru
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Excursions.

VtlulpluWb.
GRAND Excurs ions.-North and East River lines
NJ TO the seashorc OF Coney Island.
NORTH RIVER LINE,
The steamer NORWALK runs regularly every day
leaving West 10Th at at geo, 1870, $50 Warren al.
North RIVER at $40 1910. $40 Pier North River ct TO-
EAST RIVER LINE.
The steamer META runs regularly every day, leaving
River At $40. Ito, $40 Fulton Ferry, Brookyn at O.
10 and O'Clock.
lIOR THE FISHING BANKS daily. Saturday,
STATE or MAINE, Capt. Il. r. fireman., with her
commodious aud upper saloons will leave sth ST.
East River. att A NJ; PECK slip, East River at 10 A.
Nj Christopher 49, North River, ats A. ~; Pier T. North
RIVER, Mt $50 A, NJ. Lutzs brass and cotllon band
Bait, lines and Refreshments on board Gents, w.
ladies, 90 cents.
DROOKLYN. BATHAND COMFY ISLAND
ID ltailroad.-hulton WGll, South ani Hamilton fefi
can Greenwood Cemetery connect with steam catt
to the Island every forty mnutes. sundays every hall
hour.
VrOR TIE FINEST SAIL out OF New Yort
i city. take the Whitcstono ferry The steamboat
Fort Royal. capt. John Town end, VIII ieaye White
stone dhiy Sundays excepted, at $50 A. NJ and 1870 T.
y. AZ. Fare ~ cts.; 70 coupon tickets. o.
FISHING DANKS DAILY-saturdays except
at * A NJ. CHRISTOPHER st. at A. M, aud Pier North
River. atsk A. NJ. Bat, lines refreshments and music
EXCURSION to Keyport to-d,y.--steamet Holm
IL uei, at L o'clock. and return att Fare, Is GEMS
Pier ". North River.
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Snsuralue.
IPR ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.

I IPR ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.
HUNK OFFICE ST. LOUIS, MO,
OFFICE MEM YORK DEPARTMENT, " BROAD.
WAY, NEW YORK.
Assets over O., 900 900. ampy secur I'd.
Organized entirely the mutual principle, and the
laws OF New York fully complied with
The New ofk Department, In other States, TO have
lts own Board OF Trustees Selectcd rom the policy
,ders who elect Board thirteen Directors, 10y
whom the Officers are to De selected and under whose
direction all Nnds arising nom premiums on policies
security.
End wment Policies-Children Endowment Policies
ordinary Life aud all other Policies issued on the most
favorable terms.
THIS Company offers superior induccment' to parties
ceslng Lie Insurance. and stands fully endorsed by
the mJs eminent Insurance men IN the United states.
Nm BARNES, Albany, N, Y,
General Actulry and Counsel.
DANL ". ADAMS. Manager New York Department.
FRANK +. BLAIR. Director Home once.
J9 Broadway,
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L g. :: O.. -. ! 80 No.: =
s- "a -.s.. x. ~. ia. IL. f.s,.s.x .ss,rs,ss ~
ts As p.rss hsv,-s ~ I.r-, crc-lss,s.L
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A Farm, under good cultivation, for sale. contain.
N Ing 60 acres. 81 cleared. % wood land with HOUSE.
barn, and all necessary outbuldngS. adjoining the
rsphsnk river. Ives In Middle Island, Long Island.
Hunters Point. L. l. Terms, half down.
NOR SALE cheap-A nrst-class new frame house
II and lots on Robins av., East Morrknnia. Inqui re
on the premises, OF THOS. FITZGERALD.
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PRICE PAR AND INTEREST.

HATCH d FooTR.
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES,
IL WALL STREET NEW YORK.
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rCO .LET-BasemenI and second cor. at an Il
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-08-18
Our BABY.

"a a."" H'f = 'N"a = =
Under this head DR.. ]. 81.
Bean, of Marietta, gets off the
following in the Register, On
the advent Of his hew baby: OIL
0 sweet little Oherub, SO frail and 70 fair--
A rim from our Father, a tax on our care
We hail thee withJoYtO our home. little sran,
~ ger, u ts1i Oh pgl ,
And promise 10 love thee and guard thee. from
danger. ''''
dew drop, a rose- bud. a fary cupped lllly-
Such appeIapons are sweet and so silly;. d,
Yet baby MUST have them. as babies ALI do,
For all are but babies, some old and some
new.
So hail, little srEASsEa, all hail to our home--
We bldthee Rwelcome for all time TO come.
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Vinton County Lodgei. o.G.T.

ln accordance with the action of the
Vinton County Lodge I. o. G. T., al
Zaleski, the Lodge met at McArthur
to hold its third session, July 2lst, 1870.
The meeting was held at the
room Of Aurora Lodge, DR.. GOtwald
presiding Xi luoE. rgI.ueH
Mr.. saylor, chairman of committee
on Extension Of the Order reported
that q Lodge had been organized al
Wilkesville by the w. c. 7, ofAurora
Lodge, and the prospects of success
were very good. f1sl OH .3.t.
The following officers we're elected
and installed Y7.R 90 S..it S.f't
Phillip l., Root, VIC, T.; Miss s. J.
Chandley, W. V. T.; J. w. Wilcox, W.
r. s. James Strong, WIS; John
Holmes, w. T.; Miss Annie Winder,
W. !. G.; John Tomlinson, W.O, G.;
Julean Parrott, Il, d.; Rev. S..B. Mat.
thews, w. c.; Miss Afie E Johnston,
D. NJ; Miss Mollie VIII, A. r. s.;
Miss Lizzie HURT, Il. H. S.; Miss Mary
Sherrod l.. II. 5. ..s..
Morris Evans, John McVey and G..
W. johnson were appointed committee
on Finance. git sn4e4.:E .fg'
s.. b. Matthews Thomas Knauss and
joint. Workman, Committee on Ex,
tension of the Order. g.r.I ,r...
Rev. r., Watson, Frank Knauss and
Julean PARROT, committee on CORES
pondence. DOL gful.Ti ..f r.t.
The following resolution was offered
by. DR.. Gotwald, and adopted by the
Lodge; ~ .gled uJn jt.
WHEREAS, Bro. Chas. Humphrey, an
earnest temperance worker and a
member ofthis lodge, having died sud.
denly on the II tn day ofJunc, therefore,
Resolved, That this Lodge sincerely
sympathize with the family of the
deceased in their bereavement and that
his death has deprived US of good,
consistent Brother and community of q
worthy citizen.
The Lodge was addressed by DR.
Gotwald, Mr.. J. b. Payne and Capt.
Lawrance. The addresses were able,
pertinent and adopted to the times. :
The next meeting of the Lodge will
be at Mt; Pleasant, on the 3rd Of Sep>
J. w. Wilcox; w. RS. q.
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MolIenkoph &. BogensChutz

Hereby announce that they have opened
new and fashionable, custom made boot and
> shoe store, in Union block, Second ST., near
the Fost oRlce, where they will always keep
, on hNnd and manufacture to order, in the
IeteS styles, everything 10 their line, Including
y ,gents' ladies' and misses, boots nnd shoes Of
: all arades. StNs' 1.t.'tH - AllNA tlh
'rtey propose keeping astock ofgoods that
~illnot suffer In comparison with that OF any
y ther establishment IN the city, and whlchwM
be sold at the lowest living rates. s4 \''i
y7\ AG work warranted. None but stilkul
workmen employed, EEtnotteFo a...-
Call and examine our stock and prices. Re-
member the place, No. 4 Union Block, near
4 poht DficA!S, N1 noy25 1863.
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THE = Depot at 0incin natl
Furnace was burned on Mon.
day night about ID o'clock, by
incendiaries. They took the
ticket case and money drawer
some distance from the rail
road, and took about one hunr
dred tickets and q few cents
in change. They took tick;
cts to all the prominent
points on the road. There
was no freight burned. Mr.,
W. S. Kelcb, the telegraph OPP
orator, had some clothes
burned. -.tt t..