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COURT CALENDARS-THIs DAY

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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

pure arriving port 10
sevsr addressed the Neslork Associated only
exhibiting the wntten authority OF W. SmOntcn General
News pAkages for the journal Of Commerce Tunes TRIBUNE
World Epress EriH9 Post Commercial Advertiser StGa,
zHg aui Nee IoTr DeHokra should be delivered onT 10
As
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THE COURTS
sr,pprME CouRT-srEcIAL TERM.

Before Mr. Justice Cardos3,m Co. DsiGmey
e. ma S 20 nrSclfy and lll.treatment The parties
% m NAV 1863 and before they had lived to-
tes"o ,o manner beating her. and two oeca-
.soas accoring her testimony attacking her with
s..ardcene In September last child born, but
yons that he had deserted her He returned how
EVER after birth OF the child and commenced TO abuse
her There defense to the action and the Court
Granted tho application for the divorce and also an al
Eswance of s. per week. II having been proved mat Tue
plaintiff Dudley Field ... s.
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prOuusals.


PROVIDENCE WATER WORKS.
Il NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
ofics 0f the Board Of Water
Commsoners Woods Building City Of Providence unit, o'clock
m Of TUESDAY the 1870 for the COSSrRtC
TION Of RESERVOIR SOCKANoSSBT HILL in CRANSToN
The Of nearly Triangular FORM about
long ard eight hundred and sixty feet vide ST the
feet deep With inlet aud sGs ehnbsrs and con
meeting conduit
spd specifications and forms aud conditions Of con
trace proposals. sbta Hed al the sd COmmSs0Hen oMes
LOCKWOOD, W.T.,
CHAS. c. CARPENTER, co,.n,.ta..,.
JOSEPH J. COOKE. }
J.. HERBERT slIEDD. Chief Engineer.
Providence Feb. "A. 1870.
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auttiom Sales of 8,al estate.

BY JoHSsSSTNSo, S 4 MILLER,
REAL BsTATR BRoKRRsJ
rented ,Ishog,a Lsas negotiate, AnHn S,. Of FUnr' &c
ppookHrN @ Bsf ssF HOUSES
and Go"AfEs ffSAE ibIs AUCTION
Sos ~ and ~ s s,. n1y AND and .ss rSs
dspha brick H6UsEs SUBSTANTIALLY handsomely aa.ed BY
s sa r modern iS@ Size 49, about s
ss. Soa arc G oS i s 5 s accessible and
ferries and desirable Tor PvAe families 7'pe cent may remain
ALSO. FkkEMPToRy sALE or VALUABLE DocK PROPERTY
The S % I'D c. having 5 Fl 6s sf'.s
It's On HAL & and % SS rs s PRsI CON- ss
admirably Adsp'd Tor any manufacturing business requiring wafer
SALE OF "a yR AS9 k EAST
es F iER sy = 3,pTy I BI ri
No aSs SOUTH fiRSrsT-vgy nice Frame House.
1 II n E9 ~ COX Lot
S SFfG ed .d a
Term. M.p' &c; z, gGes; Of Assi?aser-
Als oees. IL Sa As ciy s... a%t rt.r. Budp
p6 Ssi + TSa stCi1 s'S's slGR
TO EFFECT ! PARTITION
SITUATED on BUTIKR BALTIC nsGRAw RAW sAoKErT,
UNION A FIR r aS6 UTcls AVE. No'HhS'
FOR nsp. sad particulars apply st the Anctioneer'
Odces: rs Na.ssn,L. Si, and J7 Montague st. BootlIh
ALSO, At SAME TIME AND PLACE,
POSITIVE SALE OF
70 SPLENDID LOTS
DOUGLASS ST. ?' BOULEVARD.
TROY AND ALBANYAVBS-
choice lot on
Ware Il q o., $50 n eastd
Troy-ave
Terms essy. Maps a The Office OF AnctoDeea
TUESDAY, APRIL 5,
o'clock, EIeh,nge Salesroom. III Broldsay.
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNlMPRONED WllLlAhSBUkuh
PROPERTY.
FOURTH ST. and NORTH SEVENTH ST, souheas corner
splendid LpTs all fronting Fourthst
One story Butcher shop corner lot ru-o
NORTH sRVESTH.Sr., a. IS n = Of Pouthst-A TWO.
STORY BRICK DWELLING BRICK STABLE Of 10 stalls and
Two STORY BRICK CARR1AGEHOUSH; Lot 2ro.
t Property finely has great prospective Saa but lev lots
10 be lad on Fourth - 8 a price Sale peremptoy
Also, at tmrand place
SPLENDID LOTS ON WASIINGTONANR, BROoKLYS
WASHINGTON AVE, 80 r. of De kalbaye-TNo masnlh
lots
HALI-sr.. In Of sbove-Two choice lots
The above situated the Graham institute 10 the very best
part the oify.
Also 81 aud
SMITH ST n Of Bachen place-rwo splendid lots
BALCHENPLACE in rear Of aboTeFou hne lots with court
yards ~ front , ., o,,,,n.,,,, o, ,,,,,,
TIOS-Four desirable lots -
property apply the Auctonee Omes 70 MAS
sau New-lOrk. 1851 Nontsgur-sL. BROOKLYN
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pJSSFVGFRS ARPJTFD

FRON HAYANA-In steamship COumbs-Geo Stephenson Daniel
Cs Soley. n J. ANirs A. Meudez George Perkins Mr.
We john BInari r. Burton John Cooper John C. Brovn
King James Matthews Jose MenendeI j. r. Tr J. s. Van Coy.
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AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
ny Y. II. LUDLOW b co.
Building and lot No loo Grand rs Of Mercer st. lot 2IlO7
Ilots Clarksons Of udsoDst aud lots
LtToys Plot siao6a LppIsO 10000
By FAIRCHILD. STEVENSON, son CO.
lots Of l?6h IS 6tb.avs 25IiOo DAILY 900
lot Of 63hst 25l Of 9thave 2SIl00 BlssSDg
lot, 100 n " OF above Blessing 800
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United STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
AisnL.aLl Mnl.oaox- sx,r or

X
es,ea IA brought before Commissioner Shields yester-
cay on ~ AFFIDAVIT made by Deputy Collector Jones OF
rescpnC an express cart which bad been seized by order
Of Collector Darling for non-payment OF me requreo thx
dDn admitted taking the cart, but said the police cap
tam gave HIM permission TO do So lie was rcieaSeu on
his own recOgniIance. - -, WI.
The Alleged SIN Smugges The examination OF VOL
ard Nav was adjourned yesterday until r. m, because
of the absence witnesses for the prosecution Eaeh
OF the defendants has been admitted TO bail IN SOoO
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-lN ADMIRALTY.
Before Judge Bldtchford.-MOnr0e r. Con-
NOR agt The Bark WGlkyretiL-Case concluded ana de
eIslon reserved. ,r,,.,..,
Jas,cs Moa agt. The Steamboat Mount Washington
Libel running into schooner 5000 Case commenced
and still on.
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Tong IsIana Etal 6statt for Sale.
Ulfsii;;h,str 6uuntp Stal estat. fur SALE.

AT MOUNT VERNON-45 minutes from
from depot HOUSE Mspsar roof
lot ooI05 only &sooo balance Call address
GEO W. VAN slCLEN, CounselorstLas, No l39 Sasssust
TOR SALE : The Elegant RESIDENCE Of
HUGH CAMP Podhsn Heights Weebester Coanty lad
joining the residence OF Lewis O. Morris vicinity Of those
OF VIM Ogden and James Lees comprising 9Ahes Of land
with fpe large Mansion AID all Ou,bungs Tue Mansion
OF bf s05s feet With double walls French roof three stories aud
complete order and has ell the modern
furnace bahs water closets ke The Outbuns eopst Of
Pos Lodge Gashouse Grhouse and Stable all Of brick aud
In hne orde The location perfectly healthy and commands the
OF the Harlem and Hudson Rivers and surrounding country Very
being ony 80 drive from Madison within
Of the Harlem Steamboat Landing aud the proposed depot the Harlem
aud spuyten Duy Railroad The house handsomely furnished
throughout The would be sold with without the furniture
Apply X IL ludlow Co. No 3Pine.st lPlltl
DOR SALE-At Mount Vernon, Westchester
Co.. four inmates walk from New Haven Harlem Railroad De
pota HOUSE containing eight attic cellar plenty Of closets
and sster the lot 64 feet front by IS feet deep the whole Al.
CARROLL ave, Monnt Vernon or SO widest, Y
EOR SALE or to LET-At Rye, N. Y, on
the and Railroad and within ten minutes yak Of the
station COTTAGE and oubnngs together With OF land
Apply TO JASPER CORNING. 30 Plattst, NeS-York.
GREAT BARGAIN for a desirable PLACE
" FIVE minutes va from Mimsronek depot New Haven RR good
high ground churches schools immediate
$500; Also brick HOUSE in Harlem 10
$500 Owner A. SPENCER, CARPET Dealer. No 2S Grsndt
FI'ARRYTOWN Summer or Winter RESI-
DBNCB. modern improvements FOR SALE rent furnished
exchange for city propey buildings ample nearly new aud In
pee fruit dc fne view furniture horses ke
FOR sale. Address OWNER, r. o. Boz COL, n Y
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MONDAYS WEATHER REPORTS

IMMATURE ALMANAC
tss sun 6:23 Moon $50
kssoJ 73 Cows lsud... 8:l7l Hell Gate lo6
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Bort @aro,us' Actit,.

MATE o. Fp~YopE
Pos7W IEDsSs Oyycu No "a wNrs,.t
NOTICE is hereby gwen in accordance with
IN Of ps.srd Ami IT, 1887 .Busd An ,ct,o
RsorsaLi, "A. Nsto.us Ys 4. IL .n
hsIers.sd bsuss Of TIE ssb. Of ,.ca S1a
that siosibR ana
"a -
h sospeS sber susteess Mis- bs.o
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NEW-JERSEY RAlLR0AD-FROMF 0OTof
~ couRTLANDrsr-ror PHILADELPHIA. iva c..tss. \
tp y. via West Phitsdslphs sio 10 q np =.
"a. - - A. asus Yer Bshners ssd MasAisStss-s:U
H;1 -, s:os Per seah aad tsssh Wsst-SNa -,
fOR Thk WKsr-S<aa u, s;A Q -, q -, y ..
y. Silver Psses thresxh Cnsssah
without sAasssl ssash day sAAaest
aad 500 through thicsro shs,es
hrosyh esnis Cssiuua and chesoss daily Saturdays excepted os
that day they attached ia the 3 traia cDAiyl
y W. Gspsra Sspen
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Yousts anS farms ManitS.

9uuas anb farms Mant,n.
A GOOD HOUSE, well furnished. near the
IA central Of the city wanted by tenant for one or
years Send particulars Boz No 1873 Po'tonce Rent not
TO exceed $4,000.
ENARM WANTED-A small improved FARM
wanted RENT With furnished cling good outbniduSs farm
implements k State distance from depot and foil particulars
Address FARMER, Pines Bridge westcheser County. "
WANTED-A browns stone HOUSE on
w Brooklyn High 10 EXCHANGE for BROOKLYN LOTS well
located. and CASH. NJ. A. rutland Co, BeetmaDst
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l. D RUcKsR General Sup.riuterdsnt
HUDSON RIVER RAILR0AD.-Trans leave

Cpenuat and Chicago Express. attached
1880 4 I'D, Day Express Dasing.roon cars attached
~. Mou,re, Express Drawngroon cars attached M,
M Pacific Express through Chicago via
change, via NJ c. RR, also L. y 4 NJ 5. RR (pHU
D m, Night Sleeping attiebed
1900 a. 1880 and IN. Poughke-psie Trans
ga IN. rs aud S: so d. H., Peekskil Trsinh
and $50 D. m. Sing Slug Trsins 49,
$40 730 $50. IL m 4;la a'io ana i" M i'sA'"
Trsus ~ rorcyv a..
ga to POughkeepss on suniays) ID. IoUcbf' sape
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arcn Morks.
ot,an Sttamtrs.

OCEAN Sitamfrs.
ANCHOR LINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
N LIVERPOOL, and LONDONDERRY
from Pier 90 North River
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Apul2,
and Saturday thereafter. -
Cabin 30 and s5; Intermediate 49, sieerage SJ
uck from above ports f3k
HENDERSON, BROTHERS. Agents,
Z BOWiIng.Rreen.
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Gitp proptrtp 90 ytt.


rINO LET-A desirable SUITE of ROOMS on
the Of Park Bank Bnngs 2l and ZIG Broad" Ap
plY on the premises o. ABNER I. bly, ~ Pnest
Two LET-At Reduced Rent, the elegant
marble eSt STORE SO yeseys ard ee connecting Ios ~
lately oesapsd By Scbsfehn TO- store I'i'
"e'' "S ''''' ''" S JOHN LLOYD SONS. wsrr.n.sL
mo LET-A fine STORE and BASEMENT,
I69 Broads.v Also to LEASE bye-story BUlLDiSO con
tanning "a rooms Great Jones ST. near Broadwy ,s
TO LET-A cOsey HOUSE, and two lots OF
S,ound with VARIETY Of fruit on bt house
Of the Bouiers rent $500 Inquire Of W. bR0WBR 3Coen
hessBp L. . - - ----------------
RIO LET-At moderate rents, 81 800 per an
Il three HOUSES IN Frleth Fihbste sso fh'
pnbt. Fourth immediate possession o. HOUSES
Fihy ninthst May Permits Of A. J0URSEAf, Finest
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
wi pELAwARB, LACKAwAENA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD

(Lesssta)
peDos Brayst aud foot o. Cba'tspherst
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MoNOAl Nov. ~ sss.
MAIL TRAIN connecting Denyhe WIN booIo1 BrH.a
Chester Branch Waterloo io
dover and Nesto at Washington sh the d. sIs W n H. M m.s'
Gap Sroudbure Bp and an points on TIE Lack
awanna Bloom burg Delaware sod Hudson X his
lI:oa TO- LEHIGHvALLEY EMPRESS. stops at Ney,rt horfe
eos
Phl p.bug with Bel DeL r. Tor Beyiiee " sni
Esstou With r. for Bhsm, Alentesn Mach Chint ssi
MiAesbsrTe mao -. n
4p M EASToN RXPHBsS eonoees At Dover With Chesef X
and at Waterloo With sa"eI T. ~ ,.,r - -,
S.1e nv .nS p SUMMIT ani ieierneiiat, stations
s70 10 and 2oo $50 $40 $50 GID 800
to stations
.tO a. and 6: 50 hOkklsIOWs ami ntsrnsJs n
"s sf1p m MoRRISTowN EXPRRSs
yr NEWARK at6:N 7:0 G;Jo $50 1920 H. il:o ii:oan
$3.50, 800 800 $50, 40 ;. S;n sD $40 $50 7 $500.
and II As m. o,r,, 49,. .
.,d6:l0p N. SChOt II, As. isBt sup.nuSpdsst
HoI WILL Gent Tie II AgcaL
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IT S. MAIL TO HAVANA.
u ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co.
Sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY o'clock m precisely
fromP Pier No. tNOrh River 49,,
hORRO CASTLE Can't r. Aism ................Asreh u
COLUMBIA Capt z. Van
MISSOURI. Capt J. b. Edsaris hpfH ~
No How linzg
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E,OR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
IL UNITED STATES And BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPASf
Regular Mail Steamer, sailing the 23d Of every mouth:
hERRIMACK Can't WIxK April ~
SOUTH AMERICA Cat L. TIskLEPArGH. Msy31
NORTH AMERICA. Capt q. B. SLoCUs, Juue -
These schedule time and call a St Thomn
Para Penambueo Bahia and Rio de aneo and returning For
snx I'M OF fire. GIT BaRags apply to
WIN. X GARRISON. Agent 40 S BovHnggr.e Sev.Yorh
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AT POULTNEY, Vermont, Rev. j. New
n man D. d. President Of RIPLEY FEMALE COLLEGE, oilers
HOME from June October al
low rates. adapted families Send for terms and refer
BOARD WANTED-In a village a short dis
I'D uee from the city for lady and Sye
age could desired Address stating terms which
must be moderate q. A. W, Trbune oGce
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Country serop,rtp Go ytt.

A L FLUSHING-First-cla RESIDENCE nj
prouse complete establishment fu particulars and
plans wth JAMES D. PARSONS, "a Pine.
AT YONKERS-To LET, 12 unfurnshed and
IN sir furnished HOUSES Apply toI Y0UNANS Agent looser
COUNTRY SEATS to RENT, Furnished and
~ Unfrnsbd Mount Vernon Mes Rochelle Rye Porhester,
Greenwich STANFORD Norwslk Rents from 300 to $3.50
large psmber Ppwood Phnhed DannseB BoOIhed Aontesi
h,rM PARK and Paier,ou; on.rs Red Bank, Staten Island
N''''' ''''''' ''"''' '"' s. IRELAND FOL BrOsdsay
PYE.-TO RENT. a large, first; class. fur
IL bhed HOUSE aWni tve Doe stable and aagenoe
near beach. Apply TO WILLIAM B. HALSTBD, RE
TNO LET-At Westfeld. on line of G.; R.R. OF
n hour from Ne~York large FARM HOUSE barns ana
ud situated se KEEL one
half depot Also the following Houses Houses
with each lots plenty OF fruit Cottage rooms h
all minutes walk Of station lpqalre ei '" flhsoN'
a. the station
TINO RENT-On Erie h. r. 3 miles north OF
sloatsbug Orange Y about hours ride from tue el
COUNTRY HOUSE with 30 OF LAND on which tne "
good orchard ounugs aud Que facilities for bathing
and boating property remarkably situated 10 the Ramapo fa
possession given April Apply at l6 aud 10 Chameer..t n
V'O LET-At Plainfeld, n j., French Roof
HOUSE Just finished built In best containing rooms
tells ybu and nrnaee all ia complete
order Stable and Ground SAID property
ghborhood low tenant Inquire on We
premises unonave. Office 40 Atanucss Bro9kn
no LET-On Flushing Bay, very pretty
RESIDENCE with eoschouse garden ercar ten rooms rel'
5000; Flushing Depot. JAMES PARSONS, "A Pine
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING nov. ~. 1851
euton In Ns~.Yok laruty
Fosribsve Entrance q Txentr-se,eagh
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
Tor New Haven and Bridgeport Or ll;e 1878 tBx 81
% Tx J. 3:+5, 30. $50 and (Er D. N
For Milford s'itord Fsirde Southport And Wsspoh 'e II %
O. 10. J:i5. $50. and $50 .. To-
For Nosslk TOO 500 (EI so. II; % i2;l5 (EIl 800
Oh J. 1:+s. 400 tRIl. 3:3o, $50 and $50 lEI IN.
FOR Darien. I 9 Ii a. IN. 3:i3 90 $50 aud $50
For stamford !. tEI 8. l:9A%i 2l' (EIl a'ia 9tsrl
3:4S. 30 tEIl. AS. 5:l0, 6g 7:l3 BE- I'm
For Geen~eb, 1880 Ans 3s 80. $50 $50, 1;laP
For Port Chester and intermediate stations at T. lO sn
3:t5. +;t3 5aa $50. aud 75p IN. A.
Sunday NAL Tram lsavss TseSy se'en'h st. nsSt" "
Boston .--... -...,.
For Boston via Springfield, O. M tEI6 Ell sthIlpA
fer Boston via Shore Line l25 tBr BLD pm
For Hartford and Springfield sa IN (ELl, nl' Brh +sb
Hartford. u -,
For Counss,eut Railroad (Er) a'p n to Asss'.I
Up TO Northampton ,,,.
For Hartford Pro'dsues add F'hsl Railroad atshhA n"
Fer New Lesios steuiagtoa Rho,d 81 -
l2:l3, asp . ,.,-... a., Wilma.
boy Houssopie RAJ lro,d. 90 10. snd3
Tor kaugstuek Rsirosj. a m 3 ibI D. -
Hor Danoury and Nor~aK Railroad llis and ssd
10 connection with Pref gbt uaip from Sorwsi 10 Dsuosy
Fcr New Canasp Railroad, i1a <O NJ, and % Sass
slsspIss Can attached 10 train, and Dnsias
Room '~f 70 INV JAMES H. HoYT. sspsnstssxsst
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prlAl4NINr OF DAKo9A.

DIPAl91lRNF OF DAKo1A,
OR1I0R CaIE1 QUAR1ERNAsTE1,
. 81. PAU, MIMI, juno IA, 1870.
ClEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED
y to be received at this Office until July
6{teenth (l5th) 1870, at II O'Clock A. H.,
to erect tho following public buildings ut
the asw post near Pembins, D: T.,:viz:
One O) Storehouse:: Ri, ;.~r. Inv
F One ny Hospital. ,
Two (2) Company Barracks. 0s[ r,
TIVE (2) Company Kitchens. ;
Three Cs) Buildings for Officers Quar-
One (1) Building for Bake House.
One ny Building for Guard House.
One ny Magazine.
The government to furnish the material,
placed upon tho ground near the site Of the
buildings. The buildings must all be finish
cd ready for occupation by October first
(1st) 1870.
Bids must be made for each building
separately. Proposals may be made separ-
ately for tho masonry, plumbing, carpenter
work and painting. .ryr .:.:..s->
The plans aud specifications may be seen
ct this Office, i - IT,, ,.>
By order Of Major General Hancock.
f i. :, -. >s-tE 8. B.. HOLABIRD.
Deputy Quartermaster General q. s. A.,
june8O-2t 49, Ceief Qusrtermaster.
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'Forr1o1AL.]

VE1AOAAAsJ
l.. WHlRrAs, Tho st. Cloud Hotel Com
pany, corporation organized under the
laws Of tho State Of Minnesota, for pur-
poses - set forth IN their articles of incor-
poration now Of record in the office Of the
Register of Deeds Of Stearns county have
made proposition to the Common Council
Of the City Of St. II Cloud,t whereby. the
said corporation in consideration Of the
sum Of Sixteen Thousand Dollars Of the
bonds Of said CITY, which proposition was
made In writing, and is now on file with
the City Clerk, and propose to build ho-
tel within the incorporate limits Of the
said city. to b completed within one year
from date, and in accordance with certain
plans and specifications prepared BY A. e.
.Hussey, architect, and deposited with the
Secretary Of said corporation. Therefore,
the Common Council Of the city Of St.
Cloud. unwilling TO coneede the entire
amount asked for BY the said corporation,
do resolve,
ero. /. In consideration Of the said
proposition - we'll - Of tho advantages to
,oAefuo fton faithful psrforna1es tlsreof
III Tiers bssb5ssd O. aid evaporation
coupon boads 70 the extent Of Twelve
Thousa1d Five Hundred Dollars, said
bonds 20 bs issued for not Lees than One
Hundred Dollars sseh 70 hear annual In.
fteesst u. ~ ra4s If ten pr opat pr IN.
.Aum, q - DaJable In ten ysaxS. from date,
Eee 81 si9ned By The HsYof and President
Of tte Common Council, TO be attested by.
~ City Clerk, under the eoipofate seal Of
the sssd city, and 70 he delivered % follows:
Four Thousand Dollars thereof when tho
walls Of thu basement story are mp; Two.
Thousand Dollars thereof when tic walls
Of the first story are mp I I've Thousand
Dollars when tie walls Of the second story
are upi Two Thousand Dollars whom The
walls Of the third story are up, and Two
thousand Five Hundred Dollars thereof
when the building 10 enclosed, and the
plastsriag done. .. -
Sso: q. The Mayor, the President Of
The Common Council, and tho City Clerk
ass hersby authorised, empowered and d.
rected to make, execute and issue the
bonds Of ssid city as 10 section one speci-
fed and provided. Rovsdsd alseys, That
The sid hotel corporation shah within ten
dayp from this date 6le With the said City
Clerk their written acceptance Of the terms
nd conditions hereof. >.< 49,:
& s1c.- 3. All former resolutions Of the
Common Couneil conflicting herewith are
g. Cloud, June 16, 1870.
| Altes1, NA1RAH 7. BAnr1s,
CITY Ufl. -, Ixs. L
Ayes-Ald. BridSuasn, Bafhank, CLARK,
Frits, Powell, sohultsn, p. Smith, +
Smith and J. g. Smith. ,ss3
Nees-Ah. Miller.
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RAPTIsx.-Oo Sabbath last, Rev.
sstterlee, Of the M. E. Church, inn
mersed the following persons in the
Mississippi: Messrs. Lancaster, Rust,
J. Dayton, A.. Dayton and james !;
Misses Wilcox, Tuttle, Sutton, More
hsad and MeRea. Mis Green, Mia1
Dayton and Mn. Morehsad were bap.
tised BY spriukling. Fourteen person.
have united With the church lately.
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gs.l' SISss ~ My, under Prsf. moore,
,rseitsd 81 topics drawn g ths eonnsass-
ment Of the recitation. Tho methods 81
treating those topics yere original with the
students. and showed power Of expression
Is we'll 8 knowledge Of The subject. The
IA olsss in methods, by Mrs. sanderson.
showed much drill upon purely profession
81 work. being IN illustration Of the modes
Of Teaching geography BY olass recitation.
CLASSES being formed from the students
themselves, and taken charge Of By the
student teachers. The way in whiok those
classes were handled gave promise Of
abundant success Of these students in the
work for which they are preparing thsm-
selves, s5s
: The examinations Of both Model and
Normal schools were grand SUCCESS in
view Of the fact that this 10 only the close
Of the first year. The teachers have Ia
bored well and faithfully, and the people Of
st. Cloud by their full and constant attend
anos and the interest they have manifest
ID show their appreciation Of IN institution
that does thorough work.
S Prof. Moore fully understands the art Of
guiding without seeming 10 interfere, and
throughout the entire two days proceed.
ings gave unremitting attention to every
detail. The institution 10 most fortunate
in its Prof. and teachers. Every effort u
made to prevent the sacrifice Of health.
The system Of oslisthenios 10 admirable;
the constant attention to the position Of
pupils, tho comfortable seats and perfect
ventilation are each and Ill guarantees OF
its future %. well - present success.
There is great want Of buildings.-no
room in tho present having anything Of
the character or necessary Dimensions Of .
chapel or audience chamber, but al that
experience and ingenuity can do has been
done to lessen their inconvenience, and
the examination has stamped this institu-
ton % one Of those Of which tho State
msy well be proud. o,:s. ri
Our going to press prevents T. synopsis
Of the speech made by Hon. +. o. Ham
lin upon the occasion. = '' sa~