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New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
POLITICAL NOTES.

George P. Lord is the Republican candidate
1oT Assembly in Yates County.
The Labor RefOrmers of the Ist District of
Missouri have nominated Erastus Wells for Congress.
The Free Traders of the Ivth District of
Missouri have nominated Col. william E. Gilmore for
Congress.
Judge w. 1. Standifer has been nominated
for Congress by the Republicans of the With District Of
Alabama
Charles Hays of Greene County, is the Re-
publican candidate for Congress i'll the IYth District Of
Alabama.
Chauncey s. Sage has been nominated for
chs Assembly by the Republicans of the lid District Of
0sVegO County.
The Republicans of the list District of Cat
earaugus County have nominated Claudius V. B. Barse
Tor the Assembly.
Ar. w. M. Potter has retired from The Sara
;ogtdn b. f. Judson, his former partner purchasing
ais half interest Col David F. Rchis will resume the
editorial charge MI Potter unfriendy to the Hon.
j. H. Marvin the Republican candidate for Congress,
md gives this the OF his retirement The notes
paper will support Mr. Marvin, and we trust all diff
:srences Of opinion viii be laid aside in the &VIuth
District
A correspondent Al Milford, Pike County,
Penn Sept 2s says: The Republicans of this District
gxItD last evening nominated strong candidate for
Congress the person Of Jacob Kleinhsns OF Pike
-onnty Mr. Kleinhans is a soninlaw Of the Hun. II. s.
Mott the veteran democratic warhOrse" OF this
District but politically has affinity with the latter
On the contrary he is among the foremost Republicans
u the District and is widely known one OF the most
energetic hopeful and persistent workers in the duty Of
maintaining Republican organization in the face OF
majority county OF than three 20 one Hrs
qualifications are not questioned even by his most
violent political oppOnents and his nomination s well
earned recognition Of hts faithfuness and efficiency in
she good fight in district which ths Democracy Of this
State have long styled their " Tenth Legion"
The campaign IN Ohio is now opening,
Enough there is st good deal OF apathy on both sides
Meetings are as yet poorly attended, and there are few
men ON the stump save the candidates for Congress 1t
nay be- said general OF the CANVASS that there Is
saneer in the With District in consequence OF this dsaf
lection and that there IS possibility OF doubt IN the
Id and With. In the Others the chances are against
any reversal Of present maoties In the lid there IS
,ome complaint against sehenck from uakers and the
moro tenacious of orthodox members there danger
.bere It is likely to from refusal OF some OF these
men to vote In With. shelabarger safe, unless
ae railroad influence of his competitor Jewett, Pres
aant of the Little Miami and Columbus and Xenia Rail-
soeds and a moderate, popular, and strong Democrao
slould defeat him. schencks debates with Campbell,
and Garaelds with George W. Morgan, promise soon to
sluyeu the canvass.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
UNITED ITALY.
PROCLAMATION AGAINST LAwLESsNEss IN RoME-
THE PAPAL LOSSES AT THE CAPTURE OF THE
CITY. . o-o


PROCLAMATION AGAINST LAwLEssNEss IN RoME-
THE PAPAL LOSSES AT THE CAPTURE OF THE
FLORENCE. Saturday, Sept "a, 1870
On Friday the Roman pOpulace tore down
escutcheons Of foreign legations where they were com
bined with the Papal arms. When those or Portugal
were attacked Gen. Cadorna interposed He explained
20 the Portuguese EmbassadOr and promised his pro-
lection hereafter He Immediately issued proclama-
ton 10 the people, denouncng such excuses as VIOLATIONS
ofinernationa law and threatening severe penalties IN
case the lawlessness was renewed.
Eat the occupation OF the City OF Rome but rev OF the
PontIncal forces were killed The wounded have Deeh
ascerained TO be S. Viterbo is to vote on the re
biscitum on the I'd Of october.
The Pope has boen officially informed that France
abandons tho September Convention. Gen. La Mar
mora has taken the chief command OF the Italian army
at Rome There Is no doubt that the Plebisctum Will
be taken on I'd October 1t is settled that local
Junta shall rule at Rome until the Plebiscitum is taken
POLITICAL PRISONERS LIBERATED-LA MARMORA
TO BE ROYAL COMMIsSIONER-A PROVISIONAL
GOVERNMENT NOMINATED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUEBl
LONDON, Sept. 25. 1870.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE
at Florence tele8raphs On the 23d inst the political
prisoners at Rome were beraed-Petron after II years
Imprisonment The bersagleri (sharpshooters) occupy
the gardens OF the Vatican. Gen. La Marmora will
probably he the Royal Commissioner at Rome. On the
2ath inst great popular meeting was held at Rome In
the Coliseum TO nominate a Provisional Government.
Gen Cadorna has chosen members to form the Provs
ional Government Gen. Bixio has returned
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DIED
1hO0as Bons. Of hc k'H lalmts Bon ss turste
Ln,;eai Magma ant Lustead Pirr,, sufos Bnsaod
Heary P and Anns ~ Crosby asoi year and Is iays
The relatives end friend. nyte to e0i The funeral from h9 -
day afternoon, s7tO inst, al o'cloct
EDsALLon saturday Path inst, Daniel O. Bisa the 5Sh Iears
The ai,s % and saa fs's: Of he @ TsPy ';i,si & e : :'s.
Taesiay 2ih mt, At II o'clock The remains ~ be oonvo5
GRAY--Os Sunday 25th Jane wife Of william H. GsJ
daughter Of The late solomon and Man. Bat ne A
r f. % ID ps' - @ Of ss . @ o .I' Ss .ps @ W. % ss '.
Tas-aT b inst ecoc Hes vii e akeH 70 ia
Sss-lors Cemetery. near Haekea>scs for nermeni
HALI-Oa Saturday lash James Hall 'bs 7ib Jeu
TIE atve. sad frnis invited attend h. ner,' T,houi us
Inst at oeoel Cars leave TFsa',Tih stdon H,rh
Railroad. az o a n 'or TacGahOe.
HAWLEY-Suielly Reiing Rig. SEPT IS VILE J. siss'
Nr 4ud Ms HAsey Of Birmingham. Asei years and II
"''-N "hi, we'll win the chilii nsvsn
LAwREYCE-M Flushing L. L. Sixth dag, the 1} o. Oh moscA
The rltTes and friends Of the fsmy are .i the n.r
at Fde9s Meeting Ge,e pI a. fs,1as 90 second '
NcSt oic., son q ssaa6sa Pecl' Ho5oLsa j. igoi
5monshs and days
PRATT--on sunday Sept 25 Nehemiah Pratt agei a ys,n
from has late residence No. O' Kug't TuesAy sept n.
Albany papers please copy
PATTBRsOSOn Friday. Sept % inst wlln p'iter'on only
sou Of VIM G. ard M Patterson sgei a years 'nd 0 is
HI friends and reauyis am hose oi ~ atas all "a t
IRON United Presbyterian Church. between I~eA
and Thirtecnh-ts
RoDGEes-At hi, residence Jersey CITY Fi, Sept, o. ls
Secretary the MOrns Cana and BANKING COmpsar
In tie f3h Ofhs
he relatives and friends the invited attend The ausrI
from the First PRESBYTERIAN Church Jersey City Mon1 the bA
Inst II Prse The remains -ll 10 ,Aen to Bound Brooks
the train which leaves the i)os oi Loefy
Neglork at 30 clock in the afternoon Of that iay.
suTHIn BROOKLYN on SATURDAY morning Sept a. Frank P,rsos
younges, Of Henry Katie Aasis Smith aged ye.
months and n dsys ~
81 81 James place MOniay Doth inst. at 2 o'clock
THOMASIn Brooklyn SATURDAY 2h ins Elizabeth Thons asd
% years willow of John Thomas
The relatives and respectfully invited 70 attend tie funeral os
Tuesisy al ook D. late residence No Jll Hicks 81.
near DegraE.
THAN-On Pnsy Sept % John Th,n formerly Of Fores scotss
sged o. years. =, -
N.nety.6rst-st, Monlay sept %. A. l p m
TOpD-On Friday Sept D. at Poester Y Mortimer ~ Todd
sged ~ years. mi. -, .-,-,.- -
Monday Sept 26 at II o'clock Friends Of the family are ~
specially invited to attend.
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Application 20 her oficers and agents failed 70 elliott
mueh Information regard 90 her ana cargo,
bnt n was finally asoertaned that she had been chartered
at 81 900 per month"; that her tunnage was about lO tuns
reper and that she had the following stock OF war ma
terial on board Six guncarrages, ~ cases percussion
caps 1877 small arms $40 cases pr0ectes 70 cases
leather goods and hardware. Tho hardware Ia
undoubtedly shot, aud the leather goods, shoulderbes,
Sc II ascerained that the total value OF the goods
Is $40 and this insurance has been Effected
Among her passengers, or volunteers" was lato
limited States Consul 20 the West Indies Her departure
was witnessed 10y number OF persons who were under
stood Cubans, The crow is mixed one OF all ma
tions. All parties concerned extremely reticent,
and refused render information; but there appears To
be no doubt that she is destined 10 aid the insurgents in
Cuha
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THE IJBEI,sUIT AGAINST A BOSTON PAPER-A
CARD FROM MIR. SIMONTON.
To IN. Editor OF The Tribune.

THE IIBEL-SUIT AGAINST A BOSTON fAfER-A
CARD FROM MIR. sIMONTOA
To IN. Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: An extended journalistic experience
has taught me that belsuits against newspapers as
rue are unnecessary Generally the cause OF action Is
some accidental error which any respectable editor
would promptly correct on proper representations Bul
there are exceptions wherein heOuH publlcatlons are
clearly the emanations OF malice, ana eau only DC
properly met by calling their utterers into court
have instituted proceedings against BOSTON even
ing newspaper account OF series or sneh lnalicious
bels In which the attempt repeatedly MADE 70 I'M
pair public confidence In both my pfOessohh annlty
and personal integrity the defendants repeat thelr
pIe Inv nnblcy Announcing their readiness To Justify
tbe cboryes complained OF. Months must eapse before
we can get hearing. Meantime constantly reiterated
ssnders however biseles apt TO make some impress
Sion ON the pubc mind unless promptly met. VIII you
allow me therefore simply through your columns
tat defy the production IN court OF any evidence in
validating nv title the respect OF honorable men Let
merssure nv assailants that shall avail OF no techni
coes but will open the door wide FOR as fu lnvestiga
Ion a. they may desire Of any aud every transaction
unon which they rely 10 prove that have ever ut
tampteh 10 use my position FOR purposes OF speculation
either properly or Improperly.
This challenge presented IN no OOas'ful spirit for N
claim pe1 sona int gritty II Is more than every man IL
hound To possess. but IL Is duty owed TO the com
nunty nj large less than To my family aud friends
that should thus emphatcay stamp the falsehood OF
those who without prUvOcation, have sought 10 subject
me to base suspiciOn,
]. ". sMoSToS General Agent y. y. Associated Press
Ner IOfk Sept
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all the and they could nd the money In the
cOllectOrshp committed robberes, ana lett ~ o
o'clock the same night In the direction OF Ucareo Two
OF their number were killed by the inhabitants, anu ya
ous parties sailed from different places In their pursuit.
In the State OF Guerrero Gov Arce has established rvs
administration Cudad de Bravos but continues 20 pe
opposed by the Provisional Governor, Don DomIngo
Catalan and fears are expressed that tho two parties
may resort TO the settlement OF their Spute
NEW PORT OPENED-THE PORT OF CliACAhA
CLOSED. =.
WASHINGTON. Sent. 2J-The Secretary of
State transmitted to-day dispatches received rom meh
ico opening the creek called Puerto Escondido
the the southern part OF the state OF oh
aca and port called Barra de Tecuanapa on the "a
cc coast to ooasng traffic, and annuing the decree OF
April Is, 1863 which opened the port OF Chacanh s|
uaated on the Pacific coast TO coasting trade.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
SPAIN.

MOVEMENT IN FAVOR OF IBERIAN UNI0N-UN-
TRUSTWORTHY REPORTS FROM DE RoDAS-
THE YELLOW FEVER.
MADRID, Saturday, Sept. "a, 1870.
Tomorrow Sunday will appear mani
festo signed by all the Republican Deputies in the Con-
situent Cortes in favor OF Iberian uDon The Repub
can journals to-day publish in full the manifesto OF
Senior Orense advising the formation OF legion 20 aid
France struggle against Prussia He asserts that
the candidaue for the throne OF Spain Of Prince ohen
gOern or any other person in the Prussn interest Is
now inadmissible.
Official dispatches Of an important character have
been received from Cuba to-day. The Captain-Genera
announces the near approach Of the submission OF all
classes Of people to the Spanish rule When that has
been completely effected he Will accord them new ber
ties among which will be the privilege TO send deputies
the Constituent COrtes at Madrid as at present the
case with Porto Rico.
The ravages OF the vOmo at Barcelona are increasing
and the panic among the inhabitants is frighfu Yes
terday out OF 35 cases. there "a deaths. All the
Government Offices have been removed from the place.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
NEwYORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY SEPTEMBER 26, 1870

slent prayer returned thalp 70 the Amiyhy f9r the
many long years OF prosperity Ihree hundred dollars
were raised toward paying OF ne deDt OF the Churoh
The Rev sandersOn preached "a the AFTERNOON aud
BishOp Clinton OF Alabama In the eYebHB'
TRINITY N. T.. CHURCH.
During the Summer no services have been
held in this church. and the edce has been extensively
repaired Tho walls have been handsomely frescOed te
pulpit and pews yarnished and the floors neatly car
neted Yesterday morning the first services OF t -
held in the presence OF large ~
FOss, ID. D.. no preached from the text, n' lVl'
ovcth the gates OF Zion than all the dwellings Vi
Jacob"
COMMONWEALTH OF HUMANITY"
The Commonwealth of Humanity" met
three times for divine service yesterday at No. o5 Sixth
ave- Mr.. sbuachemer, the founder OF the Common
that the radical idea OF the church OF humanity
tie universal brotherhood Of man. the OYerrnlng
presence of superior intelligence called GOd ana the
acknowledgment that Jesus Christ was the son or tA
God.
ST. PAUL'S VI. z. CHURCH.
The Rev. DR.. Ridgaway, who is the pastor
OF this church. spent the Summer in Europe and arrived
home Oh Saturday. Yesterday morning he assisted in
the services the Rev Alfred Holborn NJ A. Of London,
has been announced that Mr. H0born was delegate to
the Evangelical Alliance mr. Edwards IL the delegate,
and Mr.. HOib0rn is his friend.
A NEW NJ. +. CHURCH IN JERSEY CITY.
The Centenary NJ. f. Church of Jersey City,
at meeting in st. Pauls Church yesterday afternoon,
raised sufficient funds to the building OF their new
church edhce which has been time projected. Ad-
dresses made by the pastor the Rev Dr. Bartlhe,
and by Gen. Theodore KunyOn.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26

Quitting Bu.iness.-whie FreO'h c@o' Done' 'e'' n'
PoTiTryG BUSINESS -Coored sni Gilt China Dinner ses sw
and upward. 80. -. ctl., r., a.. a. .....
QUITTING BUSlNbSS-ot Danu 'tVA' 0"u' 40 '1' " P''
81 So -. ,,t-- -. a.
PofTIyG BUSINESS -COsi Chamber Sets II pieces BngiA
soITTiYG BUSINESS vases Card Receivers Jarnere
India. China Sc. Sc. At half price
BUSINESSIOry haniled Table hniges, R01sers
slsfeld make So 50 the dotem
engraved. glt slop and bowl, very best plate, p3}
QUITTING BUSINESS CaseTs. cut ani engraved
bottles S3 81 ....
QUITTING BUSINBSS-Syerp plated Table Pofki 81 the dora
QUITTING BUSlNBSSYou may rely upon prices are fu
below anything offered n Ssw'fors - . . ..
WI r. DALEY & Co,
No 81 Dcoatssy
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Special Notice

NicOl & Davidson,
6sS BROADWAY. HBAR GREAT J0NBSST,
Successors 20 z. v HAuGHWOUT Co.
BARGAINS.
200 WHITE PRBSOH CHINA DINNBRSBTS
Second selection. full assortment "a
800 FINE ENGLISH IRONSTOEB DlSNBRSBTs.
Full assortment. ~
DECORATED DINSBR-SETS TIA SETS. rOILBTSBIS. GLASS;
WARE GAS FIXTURES. BRONZRs. FRENCH CLOCKS MANTBL
SETS VASES. PARIAS SILVER PLATED WARE
ILLUMINATED CHANDELIERS AND GAS FIXTURES
(Bntirely New Designs, BY our own Artst.
IN ALL COLoRs TO MATCH FURNITURE AND ROOM DBco-
RAr0NS
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MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

....The cholera has appeared at IlshnI-
Novgorod, Russia, and is spreading rapidly In 81 10
tersbuTg there 2G0 yesterday III the hoas
49,. The father-in-law of DR.. Livingstone,
the African explorer informed audience at Mahches
ter recently that he felt sure that his son was Saie
IA meeting was held in London on Sat
urday express sympathy for France, but IL proved
failure. Few people attended. and orators OF note
nroAnnf
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
LOCAL POLITICS.

Woodford and Kaufman Campaign Club
ss been organized in the Fourteenth Ward OF Brooklyn
ifb tbe following officers President, VIM. H. Maddox
vice president, Henry w. Hughes; Secretary, James
llendenin; Recording Secretary, John CREAMY.
The Republicans of Mount Vernon, West
,hesier Co have organized a WOOdfOrd and Kaufmann
hub, with the following ofhcers President, Wm H.
San COtt: Vice Presidents, A. L. Smith, Donald FeTgu-
Ion and John W. Clark; Secretary II. f. Curtis; Treas
arei lanes > Van Court
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT MEETINGS.

The XNIIth District Republican Association
eOlored). L. Wilson, President and j. g. Harris secre-
oy heartily indoses the proceedings OF the state Con-
rentiOn ana has resolved 10 every effort TO secure
1le election Of the candidates placed in nomination.
On Saturday evening a Soldiers and Sailors
Campaign club was organized for the XVIIIth District
~ the election Of the following officers: President Capt
samuel ~ Cox Vice Presidents, Lieut. T. r. Bruce, Jos
. Bgin Secretaries, Clpt Chas. :. Cregier, Sergeant
I.s. z. CosgrOye; Treasurer, WIN. H. Grogau
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26

JoSEs-saITH-on Saturday he 2ih the Church Of IL
AOnemeut In this by the Rector Rev Nm = sabine saiS
Jones Fannie Louise daughter Of Rchsr o. srih q l
Staten Island.
LIvERMORB-CLARKR-At Paris Prsnee 90h ut At United
Legation by Rev. Sr Msrssl Frank Hgermors N d.,
formerly OF Camb1dg Mas to H. L, eSt daughter Of W<
n. Clarke esq Of this city.
RERD-CHAPPBE the residence brides father Bswort
Conn sept 1870 BY the Rev William J. MCsH Wasss
N JObh Horace Reel Of Amenis y. T. Mss Norcsa
Adele Chafee of Ellsworth. Conn.
WOODS-JRKYLr-On be 2ist inst Thaiy Csarsh wssA
inQeh Cty D. c. b. NJ Addison Mr. william L. NssAs
Of Indiana ss Charlotte Jcsy Of e orns place No ards
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
JOHN CHINAMAN AS A METHODIST MINISTER
A GOOD REPORT.

To me razor Of The TrfbHne.
SIR: Yon ask in yesterdays paper III regaio
20 John Chi,aman. what Kind of hethodlS' "i"'''
will hr make ?" Allow mr to say that he m'k's u"
cient u.efl perseyertug and successfU. Methodist mn'
ister lat koyemher Bishop kingsley ordained '''''
native pteaOlera A. FQJchoS yiL.. ia 10 MI u'' '
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l'Hmfinn-

persons hereby infringing Itt., P.ts
IN sewing Machines, eIteud
Congress July H. O an nfrngers ~ b. prosecuted soori.s
taI JDas Eaga
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
AIn FOR CUBA

The British schooner Billy Butts Capt.
Jacson a fast saiier which has been Tor some -'ne w
th VT India trade len this port on Saturday at
s.a i the afternoon having been regularly cleared
1 las Custom House. Oh tie rey.Ous daJ. for Cuacod
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26

Deyors Kerosene OfIWsrsn,ed ssse snd superior
OIL For sealed % sn 10 ysS
lon expressly for family Also barrels b. DRgoR ASrgACrUs
Isg Co. III Fuls0n-st " Y.
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Do!itical Notices.
Tus UsIoS LEAGUE CLUB.
N.,nSs.ayE. coRNKR oP Twsnrr -sifTH,sr z
"A' HHw-YORK Sept %, 1910. }

~-~~~~-~~>>-~ rts UsioN LEAGUE CLUB.
,yv ,oRNKK TwENrr -StHrH-sr ,
"A''""' HEw-YORK Sept %, 1910.
. s,ec,,i Meeting Of the tnon Lcsgue cine, Tsn
be held 9n b.t action viii take 10 the impending state
purpose purity D the balo, eo and seeunns ne
canvas oacer, us represent he Nil o The people
By order Of the President :. M @ -, - ,,--
c,a Mass Meeting Of The Republicans oi Biocllya .
Grhe viii be held Prospect Hall anctiOs ~
ts1g tn ,sd Pabusbave TUESDAY kVbhiN1 sept ~ a.
fnhoh 'STEpURN NJ GRlSWOLD. esa, HIRAM p CROllbR
O'clock ,h.,, vii sij.s meosng Mac BY tho toaccHtA
Regiment BAad an1ERnAs w. p,..,
rh. -oIdier,, and sailors Woodford and kasimans
Club No. =, will meet at tber TOO Bro aeAy
=, kyRsING al D. Several speskers will
~ i,S .,1h Rt ,rier ~ Gen ROBsRr AVERY ProzioaA
Sersean. JoHs RuvysSa MAJOR raos ELLor Sesres,''A
-. Regular Meeting Of sixteenth Assembly Disirict
\ nion Republican Association viii be beh on TUESDAY
NJ ''Is I.sv.. R,,n , . MM ATKINSON. President
IA. Linus.
Seventeenth District Repubcan. ssysl.s
n. i He sort, mad NigsaIs f4lS AsslA) kNhNlA,
,6'-f - gcC nRkDfoRD Prr~ttesf
Dawn Agibisn SccTei.u
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Altman Bro. & Co.. Sixth open MoNDsY Sept. 1
goods lncllrg splendid .n<
Wool Popn and Bpsngines New dsizns Je~el ssI
Bjouee u great beauty Sc. advertisement p.ge
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26

What Mineral Wnters do you Use f-CeSetAl Depot ~
Natural Waters only. % Chanbersek
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
H4RRJED.

Wedding sad Visiting Cards, Inbal ssmpisg sets Psvs
VS. EyERDELLG FuLros.sr OPP DUTsE CEUEes
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DIED

Al Notices Of Marriages must be iad0ysed wih hs1
,ayDe and address
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Dobb's Ferry the Hudson.
PRELIMINARY NOTICE
An absolute SALE Of SPLENDID PROPERTY On the PAULDiNo
ESTATE by Orler Of r. j. Armour consisting u cA)ce
VILLA PLOTS ON BROADWAY.
and ever,l elegant Building the Hgh VII take plss The
premises Al
DOBBS PERRY
ili o'clock SATURDAY, Oct -
Maps vii be ready THURSDAY. Particulars hereafter
JOHNSON MILLER, AuctOneers.
~ Y.
The would inform their friends that the recent s
on their premises will occasion delay the prosecution o. he
business and the ready execute all orders with b-
' WALSH COULTER WILSON
80 Chambers snd o. Re,des
Fine Gold Watch Chains. -
sll descriptions selling reduced puo1 GEO o. ALLBN ~
Broadway under St Nicholas Hotel
sleeve buttons and studs.
Two Three Four Five snd sir One Hundred Dollars et
GEO c. ALLEN Si3 Broadway. under ST Sehol.s Hossi
Specially. Light IsocomouVes <
For
u. and lumber dncts qsAhs' "A~S~s
~ p>s-r SMITH 4 PORTER PtS6argt Pens
The Patent Combination lax Eraser nssl.s ,1 s' 'l'
'ue fSpc'i 1e' 'Hus ''' a n CSIMAN North Bennngtsa
A-Stylish Hat. at popular Prices. .., ,,a pu,,o0s
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This church was reopened yesterday. Many
repair have made and 1t now presents neat ana
comfortable appearance. Tue wars n"No 'oou io
naIn,od and stained glass Inserted in windows the
ceiling ia finely frescoed aud the capitals OF the pillars
around the pulpit and the organ aud the pulpit ITSELF
M glisten with new gliding. Formed 0t gao lets over
H. eaiia, ara The words: Gloria ia Excess Deo Yes
teray numerous bouquets adorned the pulpit The Rev
Dav3 Thomas delivered the discourse OF the nornng,
within Inv walls, and prosperity within thy pa,-
az" Iio spoke OF the many uals Nnyn
~. c,rrh had experienced since s organization 10
vers ago ana expressed high hopes for ts iatnTo PROS
peuty 1he preacher compared the Chnren To inc w
~ tssrr.sIeu,cleyatod that the dwellers outside
might look np it tho source o thSh power Nel'
la.g aud their security 49,. L..
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sapt nraver returned than Us 10 the Almighty or the
many long years OF prosperity Three hundred dollars
were raised toward paying OF ne deDt OF thc Church
The Roy & gandeTsOn preached "a the AFTERNOON, aud
~ ~ - " ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-06-09

4 Family SUITOR.-A very pret-
ty Oakland girl. not over eighteen
wears Of age, brought suit for breach
ot promise against young merchant,
who had changed his mind and taken
i richer bride.
The trial came on, and the girls
mother, fat, rcd-iaced old dame,
was present in the bar, TO give moral
effect to the recital of her daughter )
wrongs.
The counsel for the plaintiff, in
summing up, descanted at length and
with moving pathos upon 1.-THE enor-
nifty Of the defendants guilt in creep
ing into the bosom OF this family"
(here the Old lady pinned her shawl
closer "and deceiving and disap-
pointing this fair girl Y
Here the venerable mother could
contain herself no louger but with
gushing tears exclaimed:
..He deceived us all, gentlemen
Me and all the rest-me and all the
rest"
The effect was magical, but not
just what the old lady expected
EDIToR's DRAWER, in Ha,per's 5
Magazine for June.