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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-04
Boats

Couu,ctugatsi. Lou. with
Northern Line Packet Company
keokuk Packet Company,
Omaha Packet Company,
aud Nasious RAILROAD LIass
A. Memphis wth
Memphis aud White River Packet CO.,
Arkansas River Packet Company,
Memphis and ChArIe,ton II. H..
EEi hissIssipp' 4 Tennessee RIA
A. N.clsr4fg with
yazoo River Packets
visLsburg aud Meridian Railroad,
GIVING through bills ia.ug api token. ~ ~ .ysi sbs
pl.uts ~ "a us RIVER.
CHAs. 7. HISbF. General AsenL
Oilr- on MnlIi-t1ai.
III. ?. sissus, Tokot and Passenger Agenl
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SEWING MACHINES
SEWING MACHINES
II 'll co.,: :; :; = G' ;:;'::
ElHI Sill ut I'M Family
w SEWING SfMachine!
Is THE BEST FOR EMILY USE.

IL HE BESt fois flMlLI lSD.
w Hind. Braid, a.iit na Embroisier
Beautifully. II VIII, with the 'lNI-i noodle anu
over the heaviest beaver cloth UntovhiI,, with No
change of needle, thread uI tasuu. II Wili use
cosr-. cotton, linen, -lk aud tame. 1t runs easier
na oven ant elI.il an Iiisr from every Qtlicr
stitch, each loop being TwIsTEuy mean" f
THE "RoTATlNG iooK,o
and drawing the tN!st INTO tlc .opd- thus s"cni'I!
m-tenIug r'oIyztt'h :? that urit3m "lI boar 70 -
scam itwairTrG'.i,ot T., rip, weor, ana nndcf
n circumstances 10 ''suryive lie wiishub.' Old,
&c., have been ,dIm,"tgi 10 Ccnnittar. a, FAIRS
vherc was the GREirE%r COMPETITION, and to
.uper,orii,, "urabIIry lately aud
Beaufy. u.s. .s.. d. ..... .r...a..
machine bcina ron uI the wing direction. or the
balance wheel ever WeaiinB ol'ouchIng Ihe dress
THE NEEDLE CANNOT BE SET WRONG.
Thus ay5itlng the great tr,u'r ct uther ina'hihes,
No BREAKING or NEEDLES,
Tie blade OF tie needle IL 10 than .hrcc Il urih-
4 an inch long, and II straight
wRONg.
Any one may ADJUST them N THE DARK. The
nom NAV be OF width NJ other hemIncr or ~.
OF ~ liku this. II turns the hon on the right UNI
IL vii not drop sntchs, as the needle is
nl,yys st right tho made short anJ straight, does
noe v'br',", like longer ones. Ilry are
MANUFACTURED WITH MATHEMATICAL. PRE-
ClsloN.
fence each part 'incrchane able an I-n be rcadi.
y replaced IN case OF accident VIII last generl-
ton, if properly cared for None whJ has used 1t
chu no persuaded 20 use uny dher.
The fOuntbcss evcnnr,s, durability ssd beauty Of
D. stitch.
WERE NEVER EQUALED.
it, R,prplrr, ABSOLUTE STIFFNESS. r,.r
Of MOTION, nurrowres- api nettness Of its HEM
ind FELL were sever APP reached by any other
The PRESS universally pronounce this the pE~T
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE IN the WORLD.
Whatever the meTi,s oi THE other MAJ hines. 10 II
disparagcncnt 10 cay the Wilcox Glib. is worth,
forhiniiv use double that ofany other ever offered
IL received the Gold Medal Of tho American In.
.titute-the FIRST pREMIUNfor
THE BEST SEWING MACHINE"
Al the great New England Far-th. Vermont state
Pair--thc W con-n State Fair tho Michigan state
FaIr--thc lotla state falr-snf at over 80 Csuaty
FAIR throughout tho Wes-milS NJ more Frat Pfetn.
unis tran were taken by all oher sssisg Machines
together IA the same time. o. no
II is now the Great Leading Family Sewing
Machine.
ALL OVER THE WORLD. ...
We inks other inAeti1ss 10 exchange. We ssa
o. CgrroS, sILK. TwihT aud NEEDLES FOR every kind
Of sewing hachine.
Agents wsntcd.--Terms to Agents. eo,eptiye
circular aud specimens % wsrt, sent free by mail, on
receipt OF stamp, or had Of 3 ..r
CORNELL, WARD & COMINGs,
GENERAL AGENTS.
l3s Like strest. cNrss1. ha,.
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PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD

Buy you tickets for New York, Philadelphia and a.
p1intr East. via the Pttsbutg, Dor, Wayne Chcag
anu the Pct. -sana Central Railroad The tralus o
lac
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OIs CEN TR A

make close tons at kattooH and Chicngo nn
changes VI ears.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-04
BACHELORS HAIR Dye.


rh,s splendid Hair bye . the beet In tho world; tho
only true AMI perfect Dye harmless reliable, stan
famous 20 disappo ntInenE no ridiculous unts;
remedies the 10 ciieGt. ~ bad dyes inygorates and
leave, the Hair soit aal beautiful, black or brown
sold by al Druggist, and Periumers, aud properly
applied Mt Batchslors Wig Factory. No. lG. Bond
tycct. New ork. noeii1wY
II You Want
Material u make dollar bottle u tho best Hair Re
used for restrlng gray hair 10 II. org
nal color, send 80 cent. FOR package
II You Want
Nice White Teeth, Healthy GUMS and afvcot breath
send for our TURKISH DENTRIFlcE. price. y
cents. ..... .....
II You Want
sure cure for lIcaiaihe, Ctarrh, Deafness or bur
Eng 10 the ears, send for our srERNUTAToRy
Price IS cents.
ne Either Of the above scat postpaid on receipt
OF price.
Address Joseph X. L..hsr. tsI Market street. 81.
Louis, Mo. se2T Iydsw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-27

Tx ST 46rH ST. "A SMART YOUNG GIRL AS
cook and to assist ut washing; Is wiln and obltgin
AMI understands her business city reference Cali or
two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-27

o. 9TH ST., NEAR gu Av-As coon COOK
~ washer and rcnrr would do the entire WORK of a
small! family cunntiy pretereT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-27

mo EAST 18TH STA YOUNG WOMAN AS COOS
W. and to assist with the wasning good city
Cali for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-27

CC EAST S5TH Sr.-AS COOK, by A PERSON VINO
s) thor a. hly understands her busincss afraid OF
work. none but private families need call. Can be
Two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-27

OK Fast nth sr., BETWEEN IST AND 2D Avs =
~ > Two spectab young girls; $ cook. washer
and Toner; the other cnamberniad and waitress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-27

107 WEST Eth ST, MAR 9Th Az, sECov
W. or, back rOom.-A respectable young woman a
good cook, washer and Ironer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-27

rO WEST a3D sT.-TwO SISTERS. ONE AS FEST
- as COOK the other ~ laundress; unexccptionable
ctv references. Ca for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-27

40 WEST eth STA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS
~ COOK washer and oner; best city reference. Can
be seen Mt her last employers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-27

fp wtsT 4Tn ST. AS GOOD PLAIN COOK; WILL
hing assist with washing and ironing; civ ree
renee rom Last place. Cal for two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-27

on 6fh AVA RisPt CTABLE DUNG WOMAN
best eIerence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-27

IL ousEKEFPEP's SITUATION whNran-B Ay
L American ta'y, uaihc IT take ralls CHARGE: roes
islsreoces. Al h. n. box LIS v Post o.a-e-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-27

SC 4TH Av.-AS COOH IN A PRIvA5E FAMILY; IS
Two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-27

1.JE STU sr. CLINTON PLACE NEAR 9TH AVA
j ~ respcctsb cook In Il D iva g fam v ; no
bjec ton sist with the ts IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-27

1T WEST TIL STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS
cook and to assist with wa. hag and ironing; GOOD
baker; hes, ci y references
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-27

COI EAST 18TH ST-AS DRESSMAKER; UNDER
DOL stands all kinds Of family sewing and operating
wishes make engagements by the day
address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-27

TO EAST 22D S., BETWEEN 4TH AND LEXINr-
IL ton avs. IA respectable CIR, God cook
Food was er and ronrf private family has good
euce from lie last pace. Ca. for two DAYS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-27

. = EAST ssrH STA MIDDLE AGED WOMAN As
cook. Can be rom unl ~ A. NJ. at her present
employers where she has lived IL years.
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HOusekeepers, &c.

s,- It'll STA WOMAN As UOuStKEEPER. on
~ would y private family drsssmaker and
stress objection to the country best references. Address
or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-27

CCI EAST gIsr ST., BETWEEN % AND Sd AVS
<zI young girl 10 do Homework In ANAL private
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-27

90 KING ST., FRONT HOUSE, FIRST FLOoR.-A
OF respectable old lady honseeeepes; nndersanda
COOKING win make herself generally useful. Can be
two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-27

~ GREENWICH AVA MIDDLE led AMEKI
- can widow lady, without tmbrancs. desires
tie position o houseseeper in wdower's family
parry OF gentlemen, or az companion TO a lady.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-27

20 WtSr 18TH ST.--hS FIPSr CLASS CDOK; N
- derstlnis all KIN l. of ia cooking
lire charge OF kitchen ani marketing ii require ven
gears r, ference. Call dl 8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-27

CIC FAST 9eTH ST., BETWEEN 2D AND Sd AVS
81 - A respectable girl 10 DO general homework
small family; good city re ereuce. Cal, for two GAYS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-27

40 7TH Av., BETWEEN 20TH AND 2lSr SrS.-A
10 brst class cook; understands AL kns Of cooking:
excel mt bal er and good washer and rone; good city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-27

900 47TH ST., BETWEEN - AND Ed Avs.-rw0
= 20 young girls: to DO general Homework IN
small private family, and the other chambemaid sod
seamstress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-27

slcr WEST 42D STA YOUNG PROTESTANT WO-
LsOJ man rs seamsttess; cut and make all kinds
chidreDa clothes and iades dresses; good operator
heeer Wilson'S machine has good city reference Gail
for DAYS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-27

tJOl 9Th AVA STEADY. REsPFCThBIE wo
r "a with child three old, 70 90 all kinds
of honsework In q small famiy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-27

e)D1 EAST Bed STA DEESsMAKER WISHES A FEW
- Il more gemects by the day week cut,
and trim in tie latest style, and work Wheeler vii
sons machine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-27

% WEST ArH ST, BETWEEN 5rn AND 9Th
49, avs. resn celia bic woman rSt class cook In \
private FANNY; four IN last situation; best city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24
THE DARIEN SHIP CANAL.


WHAT PRESIDENT JUAREz THINKS OF THE
significant incident in connection with the pro-
ect for the construction of ship canal across the
Isthmus of Darien occurred at the banquet which
accompanied followed the grand ball given at the
Teatro Naciona in the City of Mexico, in honor of
the Hon. WIN. H. Seward, by the Mexican Govern
ment just previous to the departure of our ex-
Premier from that capital. The incident is thus re-
ported by the special correspondent of THE
TRIBUNE: . .f.-
Sefor Valasquez of Monterey, the President of
Congress for that month, had made most enthusi-
astic speech in honor of Mr. Seward and i'm response
the latter called his attention to two facts in the
history of Europe and America within the last ten
years, viz: that the Emperor of France had we'll
marked and distinctive foreign policy. and a
domestic policy, both of which were imperial and
European The first showed itself in the
form of an Intervention in the affairs
of America, and an attempt to establish
preliminary an Empire in Mexico; and the
second in the furtherance of the project for the
pletion of the Suez Canal through the Egyptian pc
ninsula which separates the Mediterranean from the
Red Sea. On the other hand the United States have
policy IN regard to Mexico, and foreign policy as
distinctly marked, and altogether American, which
shows itself in maintaining the independ-
ence of the sister Republic and the construc-
ton of ship canal across the lsthmus of Darien
which separates the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans. Mr.. Seward said the Colombian Congress
hesitatcs and stumbles. Secure for Mr.. President
a resolution of the Congress of Mexico, recommend
ing the Colombian Congress to ratfy the treaty for
the construction of a ship canal across the Isthmus
of Darien, which has already been negotiated be-
tween the two Governments and am sure that
the Congress of Colombia could not resist the
friendly appeal.
Senior Yalasquez replied that he could not answer
for the Mexican Congress as body; it must speak
for itself in its free and sovereign capacity but he
would cheerfuly pledge his own personal support OF
such a measure.
President Juarez then arose, and in a brief speech
set forth the merits of the project, pro-
nouncing it the great work of Republican America
and of modern civilization. For his own part he
would give the project all the support and assistance
in his power and he trusted that Dir. Seward We'll
as himself might live to see the noble work accom-
plished. Thereupon all the guests at the table, a
large number of whom were members of the Mexican
Congress- stood up and made the hall ring with en-.
thuslastic riras for the Darien Ship Canal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24

expressions but many parts were 40 well delivered that
Rossi was called four and even Ave times before the
curtain When he appeared, he seemed TO he painting
from fatigue, though believe that In trick OF the
trade for Italian audience is better pleased when
anything is well done, " 1t has seemed TO require an
effort and when, the next evening. attended the
performance had box which gave me glimpse be-.
hind the curainI noticed that the actor Withdrew
behind the scene he was suaceptly composed. In the
interview with his mother the true italian conception OF
tho character was perceptble. herceness amounting
almost TO hatred apparent, and when he compared
two miniatures he tore the locke from her neck with
10 ope1ce, ana tearing It with his teeth and hands,
vo., "a it under his feet with fury which reminded
tramro,. ''"er. There was rarely moment In the
one OF villa w.. 'as the semblance OF madness, and
play when he put Assn. =" been deluded into the be-
even the audience might ha,>
lief that he had really gone mad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24
DIED.


CoRKADBLL-On Thudsy evupg 20 B widow Of the late
The relatives and .u. .e pecur ssod her asr,i
brother, VIM. slSi iss second ave y '''
DEMoSD,on s.erd. morning tS "a the Rev william Dyuosa
Notice Of funeral hereafter -li
As city, the Rev James H.rdenbush D. the 7Oth year Of
1sf s services s Vi. ,: held ed: .; Reformed Dss cS..ss w
:, +, ~ : ,ss siT nd shs rsst.. sai
friend. Of IL. family are attend si!s;;i sSs! is.s'
HRELRYo On Friday morning. Jss 81 Msr Flea yoasges child Of
The relative: .nd isad. ny respectfully is,t.sd attend
The funeral from the residence Of her psren Go 6fSnNehst
Monday afternoon at o'clock. .sss----s-' ,-r
JAMES On Sunday Jan i At Ri, tats.r. residence. Julian son
TIA : sd sd q the ;@ ~. ss.psey assa attend
90 EHs, The iss.. II" Be- ;aSsa % COD spas b. Z"
Reyes sad only daughter Of David Baboek esq In the Dist year OF
The sHi, ofshs family Also hos. her eru,v Christopher
Ksye respectfully invited to attend her funeral from Fifty.
snht Presona Church between Lexington aud ThsVssO on
McCoRAACKA. Madison j. srpday morning Jan. a. 1870
The ssra services win be b.d her late .sescs o'clock p
Taeay 18th inst The remain. s be inferred ia Greenwood
the arrival Of the IS Train OnwoiHsSy morning
SUNDAY morning aa inst v,ler, HydOek wife of JOAu
Relatives Of @j attend fouerAl
fsSiss.vs corner q BVSssesn%.t
morning. Jan "a q scarlet ssv. Any Lan
her
respectfully from
the residence Of parents Psnwood UBOn County "
MoDdag, Jan q, at II o'clock m.
PLACDEAt Babylon Sunday nOrSihg, the 2od inst. Mr.
Henry Placide. late Of this city. III.
Notice Of funeral hereafter. -r r.r. VIDA.
P..op. oIssly q tss city 10 the Goth rsnrof usage =
Funeral or Tuesday at Cansndaigua
PBAKESaturAy afternoon jan a. 1870 Miss Harriet IT, Peake
Friends are iaed oyt attend her funeral from the Chapel the
Broadway Tabenacle Church ThryOus' and Brodwy
MONDAY at o'clock Remains to be taken to Hartford for In
terment
RCHARDSON-A Rahwsy j. Friday Jan 81 Elyia Human,
wife Of Pinto Rchandson, In the 57h other
the
denee at Railway, on Monday, Jan "a, At l o'clock
STBPHENSAt Newark j. after short Illness John H. Stephens,
esq, in the Blst year OF bis
Notice Of the fuueral hereafter.
SOUTHwICK-On Firth day evening 10th Of First month Bdwa
southgek POnghkeepse aged u months and IS days
Puneal held Fiends Meeting House. place
Fist day 23i inst, al II o'clock A. IN.
TUCKER Sunday Jau g. Edward Tucker 10 the 10th Of
bis age
The the family invited 10 attend the funeral
late residence. No sol ssckettt, Brooklyn on TUESDAY
25th inst, at u o'clock
THoRsToS-A, Brooklyn N " Jan p 1870 at 1870 Of
dphtbeTis Gertrude b. child OF Mr. Charles
A. Thornton aged % months aud dayh
Funeral 24h ct from the residence OF her parents IS
Cumbernist All relatives aud friends invited to attend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24
TIE ERIE RAILROAD STRIKE.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WITH
THE PRESIDENT OF THE ASSOCIATION.

NEW TIoN-DISsATIsFACTION WITH
'' THE PRESIDENT OF THE ASSOCIATION.
The jersey City men have received no tidings
from the delegation sent up the road Last Wednesday
This amazes them. Two Of their number, Messrs out
water and Niece, started up the road on Friday last
They visited Port Jeryis and sdsquehanna and came
back promptly They report Port Jerys In favor OF the
strike and ready to turn out favorable news
shan be heard from Buffalo. Susquehanna reports Mr.
appeara TO be IN favor Of supporting the Jersey City
Yesterday afternoon at a O'clock the had meet.
ing at Engpe House No. T. Jersey city. Mr..
Keasley presided. They appointed six OF their
number, James d. Outwater, Richard Allen,
David Lane, MJchao Curran, and two Others. 90
Another delegation. to proceed on t""t' -, p.
diately, two being ass'-- - .aru mission inltno-
guensnna, swo for Buffalo These delesstes started
ase night with Instructions their best endeavors
70 get out the men at the shops mentoned aud to return
HaOal Delay The RQrt Jsryis delegates will probably
Ine appears that lbs President Of the mems orsan
cation, MI FIRTH never issned the ORDER for genera
strike he had been authorized 70 do s the Dshamfoh
convention The Port Jeryis men Say they never received
authoritative order to strike. Or they would have in
stantly obeyed it, The faith OF the jersey City men 10
Mr. Firth IT, In consequence much shaken They openly
accuse him Of being derelic In duty; OF them
hint at tachery his part They threaten.
they get their hands empty. to bring him to strict
count for his conduct They not at all hopeless that
the other shops will sustain them. .......-...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24
MOVEMENTS OF PRINCE ARTHUR.

7
House at 700 Saturday, stepped into carriages In
waiting and were rapidly driven TO tho Jersey City
ferry " hch was crossed without delay On reaching
inc New Jersey shore the distinguished ysitor and his
attendants were escorted by the officers OF the Central
railroad 10 magnificent special drawBgroon car, aud
al S45 the train started for Washington
The Prince arrived In Washington on saturday even
nc Ouiie crowd was congreg gated ut the depot
10 yet look the Prince; but there was NJ opportunity
for any Recommendations. Tue Distinguished party com
oscd of the Prince, Minister Thornton, ana the other
gentlemen who accompanied bin thither entered carr
secs aud drove Immediately to tho resdonce ol the
british Minister where he received the members OF the
British Legation Yesterday morning he attended seiv-
lee az the Church Of the Epiphany IN that city, frSe
wd had gathered at the Church pre- yiOus TO his arrival
About II O'Clock the Prince uae his appearance walk
ing IN company with Mr. ana hlts. Thornton, pnd Col
Elphmstu and 0thers oi the rte, aud the uembcfs OF
tLe British Legation following them They were escorted
from te side walk INTO and through tho ycsbute by two
uoleemen who opened the way through the crowd iOr
Inc distinguished party The church was also CROWDED
with the usual CONGREGATION aud number Oi citizens and
strangers The Prince ocouDid pow with Mrs aud hr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24
INTERVIEW OF COMMITTEE OF CARTMEN
WITH COLLECTOR GRINNELL.-

WITH COLLECTOR GRINNELL
At the meeting of Cartmen held on Friday
evening at Pipers Hall, committee was appointed to
wait upon Mr. Grinnell with petition signed by num-
Der OF merchants requesting him to annu the new con-
tracts and have the work done before On Saturday
morning O number of merchants called upon Mr.. Grin.
nell and asked to informed upon certain matters con-
nected with tho new system The Collector explained
AZ length and the merchants desired that their names be
struck FROM the petition presented to them by the cart
men, and be handed to him in the afternoon by the
Committee About o'clock in the afternoon the Com
mittee called, and lively scene occurred MT Grin
nell received them pleasantly; informing them that the
contracts had been awarded and that he was deter
mined TO 60 ON in the matter. Complaint was made
that the cartmen had been treated unfairly aud then
Mr. Grinnel gave them pretty severe lecture He re-
ferred TO the many abuses OF the old system, the high
rates for carriage and the frauds perpetrated on both
the Government and the merchant; and avowed his in
tenton Of permitting none but Government officers to
handle Government goods The new system made men
responsible their acts and the rates wero one third
less than the old ones The cartmen made no reply as
committee but OF them assentcd to Mr.. GrnneHs
statements, and then retired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24

I,n,.a u,tel - The Hon. Duncan Macdonald OF
Canada, j. II. Ramsey OF Albany Gen H. " Jones OF
Dn,ard of uffalo are the St. Nicholas Hotel ss=-i
Judge Katell OF Bnghamton, aud Gen. A. Iovey OF No,
ynJs nre at the AstOr House. So Mayor beach ana
Ito Unn ". A Beach Of Troy and Col W. b. Church Of
Albany, the Hoffman o1 n ~ s ne ii1 1rv p =;
Phhndehhja are at tie Clarendon Hotel - Capt.
Peterborough OF the British Army, Ana d. X McC car
W latham OF Te1as and N. Washbnrn. Minneapolis nro
AT Tic New York Hotel Col Mckinney oil Mobile IN
and DR. X b. Haywood. North Carolina, IRE NJ tne ~
Dennis Hotel z= slr Alexander Mnnknnzin oil apaua
arrived la tho city Saturday, on lilo way ~ nasunstos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET.

HAVANA Jan 21The faxg TIE state Of the market az he
closing ,s, enay For Sugar little speculative Sqay buI
we're baye demAnd reHeon the basse.s
on account Of The dispute n warehouse al
MANIA, $50 Is 900 Logheai experts dur-
ia The EEK from aad MaanLTo foreign countries
the uned states. a8)O boxes
Moasss, weller Lard declining dsrees ig5e ns, ,i
lIc FIaur Butter fat Tallow bfin bAesh anil
Petroleum decpug bsns " roaIs tins real. fSaoes
at.s o. 3i Hassrbe market supplied SAt Ee sugar
arket Supplied With box az r.ss,
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lnp Fcght, aivanugi lnghead "t %
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24
FATAL ACCIDENT AT JERsY CITY FERRY.

While the ferry-boat New-Brunswick, OF the
Jersey City lne, was nearing tho foot OF MontgomoryS
Yesterday Edward Ponel passenger. strayed into the
angina room and GOT his clothes caught the machinery.
He was drawn H. and before he rescued had had one
of his logs mutiloed. lie removed to tho hospal
this oity where nmpuatiOn deemed necessary. lie
died under the operation lie leaves wife and two chill