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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-18

lRn aoprotectige tariff; the mahufae-i
tslferis,pfoteeted, batnot the labofer.
The forn1ere isi enabled to charge as
nlucheasdie pleases for his goods, and
the workman iseeompelled to accept
such wages as the manufacturer choosli
eSt0gave himly The protective policy
makes everything as dear as possible
aud then the heiwork1aan must accept the
ptttanes doleda a0nt to him as swageslby
th6smaiiifacturer, or stafve. sa9fi aa
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-18
County Democratic. Convention

The Democratic electors of Portage county
are reqaested to meet in Delegate Conv&ntion at
Gitizsus' Hail. Rayenna. at 10 O'Clock. sAl
Saturday, August 27, 1870,
topdt ii Nomination candidates for the follow
fns0mcess 10 Be supported by the Democrats Of
Portage at,the annual eieetion 10 be held Octo-
ber II, 1870, viz:
One Sheriff; t4s.'
DDfSRes6faef; EEigs5 I1alg % yi51it
tlSlne Cemmissioner;f Is goiiasf.li ~ vi
One Infymary Director. and ;,, e..E- ...f -
<0ne Coroner.
= 7siAG basR or repfesenfatior, win be one dele
gafe ifus every ~ votes cast for Hon. George
u, ,Pendlet0n in, 1852 and one additional dele
INT several townships and election precincts
Rill beGhtitieSiyto the following number of del
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-18
The Republican se4ehas Piatforrii.. .


d The Republican 1sevehde PiatforIsi: 10
The attempt Of the managers ot,f the
Republican State Gonyehtionl to patch
up'a compromise betwteeho the high
and low tariff Republicans aha pro-! 8!
nalgated iip the platform, does not
seem to sit lWefr on the ston1achs 81
the tafif for revenue men men Il Who S1zl.eefs WERE
siAia1l 60 the protgctfonists 9fot 9for a
very small consfdefatiothf.q fhg Chic
State journal, the 4 ceiifrals organ ryan of
the Republican party, calls tie tariff
plank ofithe plafofih al protective,
tariff resolution, With d re9eiihe tariff
in its belly. The Journal says: ':.,ss .
The third is the most extra III dtraaordinary
achievement iiptplat fofn1 building we
haze eyer .seeps9 and it ia submitted as
curiosity, II is q, protective tariff
resoi luton, with revenue tariff in its
belly It asserts that "a tariff for
regenne is Indispensable ~ which is
true, and gpodsnlfIthelres resolution had
then declared that-as revenue was the
object of the tariff it, was the business
Of Congress to leyyt O.. tariff. SO, as ito
collect such revenue in the most eauit-
able manner, so that injustice should
beadone to no man in his person OF
business, it woHld have said what all
would agree to, and, would have made
logical ending. If it had even stop
ped at the end 81 the second member men
of the resolution, with Z the Simple
declaration that the tariff Iisshould be
SO adjusted as to be the least prejndi-
Fcial to the, industrial and producing
interests of every class and section,'
it woulda have stated d common sense
proposition. But the last phrase is
completely at variance with the, rest
of the resolution. 1t states, assone foi
the objects of a tariff, what is in NO
sense the objects of a tariff "A tariff
| isai tax and its nobject should be the
collection of revenue and nothing
else, Tt has no, more, to do, with the
| protection of the home producer from
competition with the foreign producer
than it has with the circulation of the
4 Ohio State Journal. If it is proper
foE;go to foster certain inter.
i ests let il be done .equitably and fairly
by paying them certain amount, OF
productions. Then all Interests may
share alike, under ali ieqdab1e system
and we may know precisely what We
I paw for the. building up .ofpiga iron
business, or, lumber, or salt, or what
not, Aid 'the collection Of the taxes
| would be relieved fronia bnrdensofnt
4 and ,perpiexiig effort toodo tw o things
at once, which are of an incompatible
nature y 3ifo. 1o,; sag 81 .Ipuod3I
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-18

set of shrewd politicians have SUR
rounded Grant here, and are urging
to successful result an entire remod71
cling of his Cabinet. The pretense is
that Grant needs practical politicians
to put, him at the head of the Reppb-
licaann party, and while securing his
determination, make success at the
polls possible. Fishfs to go out cer-
tainly.i Boutwell, has q heavy pressure,
bearing, against him. Cox, Cresswell,
and Porter's head clerk are doomed,
it is said! Well, we shall see. % l'''N'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-18

,1sdto dose 1a bs1ooi sins1sq sdr
-om tsdt mor1 .sqasl oiai is1gd bGa
,llsH main bio edi bethsTi ys3 tHoni
The New York herald., 1870-09-27
FUNERAL or 4 PRIEST.

AT tlse secluded little church of the Holy Cross
Flatbush, was yesterday performed a burial service
over the remains OF much beloved and deyout
priest, Father Ahearn. This esteemed and reverend
gentleman was born IN the city OF Cork Ireland, ON
the 10Th OF June, ts42, aud therefore Dut little
over twenty-eigh6 years OF age at the time OF ms
decease Hewas descended rom two OF the oldest
and most Jealous Catholic families OF the country
and was early placed In training for The sacred
calDg. His face was most familiar to the sick and
Door and great ihrong OF the lowy OF his oc
assembled yesterday To nay him the last tribute OF
respect. II was a touching sight, and there were
lew dry eyes IN the church when the mass OF
requiem was performed. The celebraut was tho
Rev. Michael Hickey, OF ST. Johns church. Gowanus
ian old class mate OF Father Ahearnl and he was
assisted by the Rev. Joseph Purcell. OF ST. Patrck's
church, Brooklyn, as deacon, and by Rev. Joseph
McNamee, Of the Church OF our Lady OF Mercy, as
sub.deacoD. Rev. John Rely. OF st. James; acted
as master OF ceremonies, and Rev. Dr Burns OF tie
Church OF ST. Charles Bori0meo. sydney place.
The remains were Inferred In The Cemetery Of the
Holy Cross, whittier they were followed by a large
cOrtGge.
The New York herald., 1870-09-27
Joseph EMpr,on Davis.

The Nicksbnfg lapers announce the death OF this
gentleman on the 18th inst, IN the eighty seventh
year OF his age He was the elder brother OF Jei,er.
son Davis Ola whom he. indeed, lavsheu all the care
OF father. Born In South Carolina he early moved
to Mississippi and settled in what is now Warren
county. Here he cultivated the magnificent Hurri-
cane plantation. on which he amassed Il large for.
tune, the greater part or which lost i'm the re.
oeDion. In 1917 he was elected delegate rom JEFF
ierson county 10 the convention authorized to frame
constitution FOR the then Territory OF Mississippi
This was the only office he ever held Like q great
many Southern politicians he preferred 10 WELD his
innuence with The peOple-and IL great--for the
advancement OF others rather than Tor ms personal
benefit. Mr.. DAVIS was democrat OF the school of
Jehers0D, 0I1n beDever In states rights ana an ad-
Vocate and defender Of secession. A man OF viror.
Gus frame and strong intellect, he bore his decnlug
years bravely. retaining MS bodily strength and ali
his faculties unimpaired TO the last. Personally ne
was much esteemed and respected.
The New York herald., 1870-09-27
A POLICE BULLETIN.
A Wild steer. Raid.

The residents of the Fifth ward about seven
O'Clock last evening were greatly terrified by the
dangerous antics OF wild bullock that raided
through several OF the Streets The animal was FIRST
seen rushing up West street attacking trucks horses
boxes of goods and everything that tempted his COM
bativeness. At Desbrosses street he lifted dog
high IN the air, passed on with toss OF the head
stru ck John Smith, butcher, OF Philadelphia, who
sent TO grass, or rather sand, severely wounded
and hurrying on elevated upon his horns ChristO-
pher Ward, OF No. 52 HarIl3on street, VINO was
slightly wounded.
During his raid up West street his bullship was
pursued by an excited crowd OF citizens and officers
but with his pedal extremity he shook defiance at
them and kept bravely on his wild career Near the
corner OF West and Canal streets officer dis
charged his pistol at the animal; but his skin was
mpervious to such ammunition, and he escaped up
Canal street, paying his compliments ever and
TO Indian figures in front of cigar stores, sign boxes
and fruit stands that he levced to the street sent
Tying through the air The only persons reported
by the Fifth Ward police as injured are the above
Smith was sent to PARK Hospital. The animal Is
supposed to have esoa oed from some drovers yard
The New York herald., 1870-09-27
THE NEWBURG TRAGEDY.

Bunum, the Murderer, Removed from, q o-hen
to Nevbarg-His Case ." Come Before the
Grand Jury-A Murderer and n Thief Con.
fined in the Same Ceti--The Thief Dom,
Like His Company.
On Monday Robert Blr1um, who murdered John
l.. Seaverns, al NewburQ August 80 was
brought rom the Orange county jail at
Goshen 10 that al Newburg. hs case com
ing before the Grand Jury OF the county
court which on that day commenced It's sessions at
the latter place. Bulium removed from the
Newburg lall some weeks ago 10 that at Goshen
wnere on account Of the crowded condition of the
jail, he was placed in the same cell with william
Conroy who was arrested for alleged completely IN
the Cold Spring robbery one of the results OF which
was the murder OF Elijah Jones by John p. Trump
bOur In July last. CODroy, As may be supposed dd
conceive very violent attachment for his crazy
celnate, who had in cold blood slain one man. and
afterwards in hot blood had undertaken to commit
suicide In a very unusual and peculiarly horrible
manner. In fact the gentle, tbieyng Conroy mani
tested marked aversion towards his mlrderous
companion. and 'squirmedr considerably Oh being
told that the latter TO stay " it'll him day and
night for several weeks until the session OF the
county court. But the dose, bitter as IL was had To
be swallowed by the lesser criminal ana hls sell
graduation on being removed to NeNbnrg lhs case
Is also TO come before the Grand Jury may be ima
ned. But as fate would have it, the
same difficulty exists at the NewDurg Tombs
as at the Goshen ditto--it ~ dlled with
prisoners. SO Buium and Conroy again
placed In the same cell at Newbl,g. COnrOy is
compelled to be wakefu lest Bufuiu 'go for him."
while Bufum has to keep on his watch tower lest
Conroy should seize the opportunity and 'go
through him. When the train arrived Ia NewbuTg
bringing the distinguished criminals large crowd OF
citizens was In waiting and accompanied them to the
jail, but made no threats. Bufum looks well and has
lost some OF the intensity OF his lnsane eiare since
leaving NewbulR. His compulsory abstinence from
hquor has taken some of the pressure or his brain,
and there seems to be less ground for doubling his
sanity than existed when The attempt at suicide
was made. The case OF Bufum viii pe taken up By
the Grand Jury to-day aud he, doubt, will be In
dicted for murder. Later In the week the case OF
Conroy will be disposed OF. The man Schegel OF
Cold Spring, one OF Conroy's acoomplices, has not
yet been arrested. all the reports contrary not.
withs;andng. He is said TO be htddeu somewhere
In Northern New Jersey. The detectives are on his
track and 1t Is expected they viii soon have him Ia
custody.
The New York herald., 1870-09-27
THE LIGHT WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP.

Billy Edwards and sam CoiIyer Again--A
Lively Time mt Harry Hiips-Snm Tn. usts
His Fist I'm Billy's Face.
There was choice bill of fare spread before the
crowd that nOcked to Harry Hills yesterday morn
ing, and the boys are In high expectation or lively
mill to come or between Sam Collyer and Billy
Edwards. Billy was IN one Of his musing moods
yesterday his legs thrown up al ease and
his head went backward, when he was sur
prised by the appearance Of his Old antagonist
just arrived from St. Louis. II any person had
labored under the impression that the men were
good friends this interview would remove the no.
tion. Sam was accompanied by a friend from Bati-
more known as 'Cap.r With prOmptness and cool
bOoded formality unknown outside the ring sam
and Billy greeted each other with good morning
and then commenced dialogue as folows-
COLLYER-Bily want TO make another match
with you.
EDwARDs--Fght' What's the use in making a
match with lnan who will not stick to his agree
CoLLYER-wel, mean it this time ana Will put
EDwARDs-Well, will make match with you on
The same terms as before, provided You do not
mence any suit to recover the money you have
already forfeited.
Here Sam commenced boasting that, he was
champion OF the light weights and Edwards con.
tended the opposite and would prove 1t any day.
COLLYER-YOu are q God damned coward and
only night with those you think you can lick easily.
This nettled Billy, and after several other stings
vi bhiy 3 pluck sam feUarkeu tIat 'D0Oney HarrlS
KNOWS what you are, and you know itu This was
The drop that overnowed the pitcher. and the men
rushed towards each other, Sam thrusting his fist
In Bly's face; but the timely interference OF "Cap''
brought about an armisticc. Harry Hill here inter.
posed, and said he did not want TO have his esab-
lshment the scene Of such disorder large crowd
having forced their way in, and the men adjourned
TO Keddy the Blacksmith's where Billy Walsh Dan
Kerrigan, Dooney Harris and Billy watson were on
hand. No arrangement was effected, however as
Sam had been tipping very freely, and It was
agreed that tie men meet agap at Reddy's to settle
The New York herald., 1870-09-27
CHAMPION BILLIARD MATCH.

Mr. A. p. RudOlphe. the champion billiard player
OF America, has just returned to this country from
France in the steamship AbyssDia, In order to
play match whicn had been arranged prior to his
leaving in June last for $500 side, between him
self and Joseph Dion, on the 7th OF October next.
Rudolphe at present is the holder OF the champion
cue and the forthcoming contest is to determine If
ne is to continue to hold IL. The match is 10 be
played In large hail. but 1t has not yet been deter
mineu where AS soon as the place OF meeting has
oeeu determined an announcement Will be made
oy advertisement. II has been stated that Dion has
CANNED the cue on the ground that Mr. Rudophe
nau broken MS engagement but 1t appears that the
matter has now been fully arranged between the two
prayers ard their friends to have the game played.
Soine splendid playing is expected on the occasion
ciRted.
>, M. hudophe returns TO America Us volunteer
from Cne neld OF Sedan, where he was taken prs-
oner with Others but eventually escaped win great
The New York herald., 1870-09-27
Q U B a.
Tne Cutans Surrounding Ianti.
ago lie Cuba
Presence Of the Insurgents Outside OF the
City-The Troops and Citizens At
tackled by the vomito.
TELEGRAM 70 TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, Sept. 90, 1870
nave had an opportunity within the past few
hours OF seeing letter from gentleman In Santiago
de Cuba 70 friend In this city. and [ hasten TO
telegraph It for the benent or the readers OF the
HERALD. The letter came through private sources
and among other matters OF personal character it
contains the announcement that the insurgents had
made their appearance in strong force III the
neighborhood of Santiago de Cuba. For some time
past they have been showing themselves In small
bands, but OF late their presence has assumed
more threatening character
From the same source have also ascertained that
the vomito Is raging dreadiuliy among the troops
Manycltizens are also affected with the disease and
between the fears Of attack from the insurgents
and the fearful ravaQes OF sickness the people OF
Santiago dc Cuba are IN very unwhoesome state
OF mmd
The New York herald., 1870-09-27
EUR OPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY Ma RKRr -LoNpoN, Sept S- POP NJ
Consos 9s for both money account Amercnn 80
curites qaiet steady United States bond.
1864 @1s. Stocks Atlantic and Great Western, "a.
FRANKFoRT BOURsE -fRANKFORT, Sept. 90 United
States hveweny oonds closed at s4 for the ssne Of
1861 ~ ~ VI
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKzr.-ldv ERPooI eept 2s-
80 r h-The cotton market IL dull. Middlng uplapds
Sd. slsd.; middline Orleans 9ad. g7sd
LIvIRPOoL BREADeTUFrs MARKRT~-IiIvsspooI Sep,
29s, 3D. per quarter for European
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LfvFRPool sspt
26P MCheese SIS cwt for the grades of Arar
can fine. Bacon b6s. cwt for Cumberland
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE ET.-LIvERPooi, Sept cB-
J. M.-Lard, 73s. per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE EMAEKsr.-LoSpOR, Sept 2-TalIov
s cwt Sugar sGoat aat Refined petroleum easier AZ
ls 3S4d Is. 3D. gallon. American hops dull nseed
oil fiat at Eg Js per ton.
The New York herald., 1870-09-27
TElEGaApHiC NEWS ITEMS.

Ten deaths OF yellow fever iu New Oreap. on
Sunday.
The OF Pougbkeepse having refused TO vote for
appropriation asked for by the Common Council the
Board of Aldermen of that city night to dsband
the police force and stop all repairs public buildings
Half block Eddy street. Cheyenne Wyoming Terriorv
was destroyed by hre Sunday night Loss
TO TAJ0,000.
The sales OF coal at Rondout the ermnu. the
Delaware and Hudson Canal been stopped No more
will be sold until plentiful supply of ram will allow the
detained boats to get through.
fifty mile walk for the America me
of at Boston yesterday. The j. Adams
New York, In nine hours and nifty miautes.
AT the French Sanitary Fair in the
subscriptions Saturday to S33,G0O The
total receipts Y50,u00.
The population OF St. Paul. MINI, Is ~ 0t5 and OF Mime
apos Minn, l3,U6 The returns of the
refused the United States Marshal they were
badly taken and unreliable.
Horatio Seymour. of New York, response serenade
st the Metropolitan Hotel, 81. Paul Saturday evening
said that New York would make its canals free all
the products of the West.
The New York herald., 1870-09-27
TDLRCRAPHIC News
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
King Victor Emanuel and
the Pope.
SPANISH RULE I'm CUBA.
Minister Sickles and the Span-
ish Brigandis.
ITALY AND ROME.

Anlnesty In the Holy City-Tae King and
the Pope.
LONDON. Sept. 20, 1870
AS soon as the Italian troops were installed at
Rome the prisons were searched aud all the politi.
cal prisoners were set free.
letter OF King Victor Emanuel TO the Pope
announcing the necessity for the occupation OF
Rome is condemned By some TOO dutlful, and by
others as too arrogant
General Cadorna, in addressing the provisional
government at Rome, commissioned by himself on
Saturday last, said:-"Your task is sublime. The
goth Of September is an in your history, for it
makes Rome again the capital of the Kingdom.
God Is maniiestly with youp
The New York herald., 1870-09-27
FARRAGUT.

Preparations AZ Portsmouth for the Transfer
Of Admiral Farragut's Remains to New
York.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Sept. 90 1870.
Arrangements are nearly completed here for Ad-
miral Farraguts funeral. The body will probably
be taken from the tomb at ST. JOhn's church Tues
day morning. at ten O'Clock and placed on board the
United States steamer Brooklyn and proceed to
New York. The catafalque Is all ready for use on
board the BROOKLYN and is very large and elegant
being twelve feet long, seven feet wide and the
spars eighteen feet high. It Is richly draped with
black velvet and silver fringe and mounted on
muskets and howitzers.
The United States steamer Guerriere to escort the
Brooklyn, is TO report In the lower harbor.
The New York herald., 1870-09-27
ATTEMPTED AsSiSsINAIIuN IN ORANGE.

On Sunday night, In Orange, j., Mr Conrad
Scheiman, respectable German, resident OF Orchard
street. left his room up stairs to ascertain the cause
OF peculiar noise In the street below. on reaching
the loot OF the stairs he was seized by powerful
man and dealt terrible blow on the head with
sharp instrument OF some sort. His assailant fed,
and Mr.. Scheimans cries OF Murder were heard
Oy citizen, who found him bleeding dangerously
from a deep wound. He was removed 10 his room
and doctor sent Tor, Hts recovery Is q matter OF
serious doubt
The New York herald., 1870-09-27

occasions, but the Judge thought that &e
rascal had run the full length Of his rope and
so made an example of him. The Judges ad-
dress to the prisoner in passing sentence ought
to be warning to the roughs of this city for
all time TO come
The New York herald., 1870-09-27
OHIO.
Population Of Cincnnati-Ths New Minister
To Denmark CHALLENGED.

To Denmark CHALLENGED.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 25, 1870.
The population Of Cincinnati, according to the
present census is about 2i5, ,o00 and including Gov.
ington and Newport $50, 900.
IL is reported that Rev. j. W. Cramer. recently ap-
pointed Minister to Denmark, has received a chal.
lenge to mortal combat from Lorenzo Lake, OF Mem
phis on account of a difficulty between Mrs. Lakes
brother and Mr. Cramer while the latter was Consul
at Leipsic.
General Schenc& and Colonel Campbell, opposing
candidates for Congress in the Third ohio district
opened their great discussion at Franklin yesterday
The united lrishmen OF this city perfected an or.
ganlzaton tins afternoon, by she election OF James
w. FtZgerald az preslden and full list OF officers
The New York herald., 1870-09-27
DOMINION OF CANADA.

Sir John Young Elevated to the PeeraRe.
OTTAWA, Sept 26 1870.
Sir John Young, Governor General of the Dominion
OF Canada, has been created peer OF the United
Kingdom The title his Exceency has selected IL
said to be Baron Lisgar and taken from one of his
estates In ireland.
The New York herald., 1870-09-27
BASE BALL NOTES.

The "Haymakersn whipped the olympies yester-
DAY az Washington-le to l5
The ''White Stockings are doing well. They
whipped the Athletics at Philadelphia yesterday IN.
what the Philadelphlaus say was ''the best piayed
game or the season." with the following score:-
INNINGS.
f7ubs. IL 2T 81 Ah btb efJ IN sb as
White s1s.i s,ooEnss iii;. 8 Q . IL
To-day the ''white Stockings play the Mutuals at
The Union grounds. aud from antecedents a lne
game may be- exuecte1-
The New York herald., 1870-09-27
JAMAICA.
The Pnnanm and West India Cn.lr.

the Pnnamm and est Indin CnoIe.
KINGSTON, Sept %, 1870.
The shore end or the new cable was laid yesterday
and Is working admirably. Sir Charles Bright is
now making the necessary arrangements to c0n-
tnue the cable to Asplnwall.
The New York herald., 1870-09-27
AFRICA.
Civic Relief.

LONDON, ScpJ. 70, I5lN
The proclamation OF martial law in Algeria has
been suspended.
The New York herald., 1870-09-27
HOLLAND.
THE Relations with Venezuela.

The Relations with Venezuela.
BRUSSELS, Sept 20, 1870.
The Ind6pendonce Beige to-day publishes the note
sent from the Venezuelan government to Holland,
ustifying the rupture OF relations between the two
countries, but hoping for speedy restor alton OF
the e'ttente cogdtdL
The New York herald., 1870-09-27
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Idaho VIII leave this port to-mor.
row "wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe viii close at the Post ONCE
al halfpast six O'Clock A. M.
TIE NEW YORK Standardization for Europe.
viii be ready at half past five O'Clock.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing six cents
Those wishing to send copies to their friends can
leave their orders In the counting room to-day
The New York herald., 1870-09-27

Accountants Office and Commercial Agency
Broadway, corner Franklin street. Send for circular
VANDERHOOF 4 BAaGS.
The New York herald., 1870-09-27
PRESIDENT GRANT.

Departure Of the President and Family fron
Long Branch for Boston-His Reception
Along the Route and at Boston Entha-
sia3m Among the Peop!e-His Future
Movements He Will Attend
tis Farrayut 0bsequies.
The New York herald., 1870-09-27

A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25i Broadway, corner Murray s,rs,t
The New York herald., 1870-09-27
Of the Tyne Crew.

TORONTO, Sept. 26, 1870.
The Tyne crew sailed Saturday for England,
all efforts to make matches with them having failed
The New York herald., 1870-09-27

Fresh supply or MissisquOi Spring Water
Just received by J. MILhAU SONS, 1888 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-09-27

A.--For -tyiish and Elegant Hat, nj Pvpu-
nr prices 70 DoUGAEs, Io2 Nassau street corner OF
The New York herald., 1870-09-27

Bachc'or's Hair Dye-rhe Hest in the
Factory 10 Bond street
The New York herald., 1870-09-27
The Uudcr.isncd Wou,s

To Geuticmcn.-Latest style Piece (:oo.i,
for order work; sample Garments ready made.
j. MCKINLEY, Merchant Tailor, 300 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-09-27

The Upright Patent Trunk Company Ware
rooms No. Barclay street.