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yufalberid)te aug @nIbinaten.

10 aIbtnstpn, O.. TRGrt. - Der ,Wrton.G uartstt
Club" bat fir pas rddNt 6albiabr ~iolgenb, Btanlte ,r.
ipabii gtoiiosnt v. Sprhesautb Bits. Brdhosnt Or
irstnr q. Solomann %fSinanj . Stfrttdr Yb. So6tl
8iblictbefar o. Sintsl; 8irsfiorsn &. i. Stltt, ".
Sepp, O. Saroire. q. 8uot uno 9. Spldnosr,
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y epburpPprt Maf, 8. M6r;. -
@cltern NbcnO fans bier cine aablreid oon
Saufleuten uno 5abritanten beiubte Ser
iantmlung Itatt, in ipet6er Die Gonitituirung
eincr SanOclstaMmer helhlniien murhe.
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Wtn.YorL9 0. Wdrj. - YotlidipeiueHeiId hau.
$25. so. Baurippat matt uno sefpittn; 2l4 Cts. -
3uder, rattp Qaba IL; gorto SLIGO I0H -124 Cts
hofsr h5-6O Qts
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Seine NerIcauua.

MiIwautir, Mist 9. MGrs.- 8eitcrn
Nbcno iiel in Der 8eieBsebuns bic Bill ,ur
Yerlcauna berS taatsbaupttaot BON Maoiion
bierber nit 81 ge9en 30 Stimmcn ourh.
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Stus JSctp Ycrf. : @isbcrec i'm
Suefpn -unfGuc dIIf benz Gife.

ptel0 : VI 0rt y, W(ur3. - Ste nor etnellt
Wtonatr orobenOe @isuotD bat jeBt .cincm
llebcriluie an Sic, Der %teaentpeiic bebsuten:
Den S9norn anrihtcn lam, Ylub maben
nlilltn.
Muf 0cm SuOIon 6a6en Ih pcrlhie0enc
Gtsbtr9e BON 3ro0 bis Ycefsftl auf8ctbiirmt,
elmer III iwei Mtcilcn lang uno ullgeiu6bnli6
bod. Sie S6iffabrt 1T mtiirli6 unm6g.
lid bios 3piIden bier uno Yeetstil Qeben
Doinpfcr, aber aud iDrc 6Ngrt 1T feline lei6te.
Der erite marine Rcgeu u1o Die 6riibiabrss
SodhpGier uerOen bic cis8cbannten 6lutben
lodsrn, uno oNnH ite6t 8rUbet S9aoen su be-
fir6ten.
Sc9s 9erioncn ieBtcn itoli9 BON &onoout
in ctncm ofenen 8oote iiber ben Suoion (;
cilige GisItide braden obtrbalb ibres 1abrs
turits los, trafen Oas Boot, orlidten oeilen
! SeitGl Gin UNI b~r0igtcn Cs Die Str6muna
binab. Sic Sage Der Geltte ipuroc INNER 9es
f6brlider, bis man am llfer ibre SiilIeruTc
oernabm uno Ie in erIbDpItcm 3aIt0noc
~rcttete.
gu Mcu Samburg nurorn spei junqe Bur
Iten, Die nabe 0cM uier auf bent 6lubeiIe
SnltttI9ub fubren, auf elmer groben ii1 los
reiBenoen Sdoae Den Strom binab entfl9rt,
aber sIidli6er QBeiic s~crcttet.
VIM Sonttaae fano man nObr Yedsfia aif
ainem @isitiide einen Dut uno einen Rod.
Man oermutbet, naB SeiOe eitem @isidger,
Del6er bel Der Irbeit auf elmer loie seiuoroe:
men S4oIle fortgetrieben uno Oieasidt ertrunz
fen 1T, 9eb6rtcn.
Bon yBeIt Yoint aus iino 2euts iber oas
@is BON uIer 3u ufer ge9angen. 2eBten
Son1abeno 9erietDer 5iuei MANNER, Harlens
@ebrmann unb abel, in cine Gislpalte uno
entBin9en muir nit fnopper gtotb benz Sooe.
Wte9rere Gbuli9e llnIdIe tusroen BON pcri6ie.
benen Yuntter ain 6luBufer 9eneloet, gu
yteubur9b ertrant Elm Siin9ling, Namens
Me@uloh. bel, M Shlittihuhiahren.
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Xrauunaen.

Vim s. Wlarl ourh PaHor & u. 6'nniabduIen ca.
muel 9 9aDwars nit &nna fouife Bebn 9riOs
I'm 1. NtorS ourb UaFor =. 9 SouIt @tprs 2ouis
aSolf nit 6rdul Maria Gaibarina Stis. 8sipe
bon bier.
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&nfiDrOcruEa.

Ba mid mein Wanu Sdepb 2rifert obHe binrei.
dffoe urlate BOT unscfdbr IN Sabrsu psrlalisn bat, 10
rriude Id Aut, iuelhe letnen 8C8enpdrti9cn Auifntbalt
ieuurn, mir ocnftlbeil luinen ~ alien, ODER, penii ne
9snntntB ieines @blebens babtn. midb glethfals olpon
Su benatridii9eu. fslenc &eifsrt,
(57-yl SIR. |, DurbQmHrQke,
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sTh 9Bulflfrabrn Sauucreiu u.

Sln 9otais bss 5rn. $einrid) GliIHtr. Rr. 1873,
ie:9SplfeftraEe murGe mter obtgsm ytartet Elm
neuer Bauperstn Sesriinbtt. 400 Wntbtils fno berelts e-
seibatt uuo oas einlhrsibeseIo oaflr beBablt. Wle
5ene. ,pelte ib tinem gut . organlfirtet Bauoersine
anldlieBeu iuoGeil. peroen ~rpobItbun, beute. Donner.
flag, ben 10. b. Wits.. Nbenos u s ubr. In obenge.
Nam TEN 2otale Iu erl&tincu. I'M ip Nntbetls iu fttru.
SIM Nuitrase SranJ %err, Rrdi.;
9lbam Mntpr, Ylce.prai.;
Ssinrid Glfdffer, Shobrn.;
1853 o. Eron, Riitb, SER,
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OeihIitssNntia.

anl b~eutiaea Gage III g. Z. aSittbaue, felt GINGER
Sttl in unlsrsn Ssltni.s, as a9ellpabsr auigenunln'sh
muroen.
Baltimore, ben 1. NdrJ 1870.
=. sSiIfcps & 0pmp.,
t57-9) NJ. lSl. pDeit.4rattrraBt.
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sS- sBittwe y. edIpars inoitirt beute nod Der
gde otr BouotraBe uro ganton.Noenue ~ etrenf us
t%ouioien SuniGe uno Nbenos ~ oarrtonies G onJert.
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SphauueszB aubersin Rr. 5.

DieIer Bersin bat Td prsauiirt. isirs geamtsn or.
pablt unb Wirb bis beute, 2pnrerfas.: 10. Utdrl,
leiaf Jpette Nufiasc e. beben % lusroeH oabsr Nue,
ptldf eirein sutsn Bereinc ~beJutreten ~piinidsn, erinht,
am eerannten Gage, Nbenbs nm z ubr, bel Spbann
Sduernfeint, pr. 0A, eabs@plfhraAe, sI err
lteinen.
(55-9) Sob. Rettner, SER
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sSnGlunzQnne Mr. 65, Il, .. g. D.

Den Rlt9iieoeru jur Vadridt, baB teite ntettslidbrli.
ttn 9iotijen mebr a~usgeiisut perotn. Sie Yrtioer ipers
ben oaber pobnbun. p.nn ff tbrs Sierisiaprit6sn Bet
ira8s III oer lsBttn gerianinlurs Gins isosn nuartals
sniridtsn.
t57-62l S5rprq EpQe, Stir.
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9nnflnnnun.

SIN Nnbetradt Der aIleemeinm SbeiInabme, bic urs
am lbten Nfonia9 Gbsno bel nnierem Stfiun9sfeNe lu
3betI ipurse Ssttns bet Sslesatsn BON gDaibtnston,
~reipeftipe fer ~aGtbareH .0oluinbtd'e ose Rr. 36&
uno ,SumbptntsSo9e Nr. 81 lopte aud Der pers
ldisoe ell &peen ron Baltimore, be lonoeis absr Geiiens
Der 5raucn inierer 2ossnbrioer = erfens fit bic he.
tcrirlns Os 8aliaales, 3psitens fir Die ueberrat6an9
unb nebcrretGung ots Sannsrs - lnblsn mir nns bets
p%ftipiei. uniern bsrslidlen Sant abiufatsn ebfnio
lonatn mir nitt unterlaicn, unleres ~ipiirogsn 81.
SroBlhstiters Guri 6ranf ais Yattrs nno Sriinoers
uRlerer Go8e eir9efent 5a lem; Sni Nuttra8e:
Grnit W iii
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Selcgrapbii9e Sepeiden.
tSsrt&tst fir ben pGeutiden gorrsiponeentenv)
Sd8 Gpfb=Motp.
Meip sQIprfcr marftbrriht.

Ncn.Yort. 0. WarJ. Seutiss sdlusnoti.
rlng l07 S-l1l.
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Nm 8. NtGri 3, 5tinri6 ssaneHbsrs I'm 81. Sc.
%bcrsiabre. aus 9gtitphaieu.
VIM is Tebr. Tcliiu q. SurFmann, frau bs
GAIL u. Blrtnonn, 81 Sabre alt.
@n 7. Wldr5 Spbdnu Fsiurih M epcr. eins
Ages S6bndpen bon Wiatbtas uno 9atolhs Sbirmtgtr,
10 Monate alt.
MulGcrb0tfcr GebcnS Wers
ildeGnngS- @eicAi@aft,
Ro. %, SeeonbHraBs, I'M Marmorsgebdabs
Jchn q. WiGol9, &ei9aftsfabrsr.
81 Or. Gbr. W1eier. Iraber III @aIena, Wb., Ia
sriuat in Der 9rp. b. 81. corJuipreben.
Eg- Or. ebrihppb Strait 1T sriuat, in Der Gypsp.
b. Blaltts uOrIuipttsi.
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4ublif Aoitts.
OF PUBLIC WORKS.

PENJAMlN +. FAIHCHILD, Auctioneer.
By order Of William VI. Tweed, Esq, Commissioner Oh
Pubic Works.
Will be sold at pubic auct OF on TUESDAY, June T.
1870 At 10 o'clock a. NJ at the yestbule OF the city
Hail. IN he city OF New YORK. al buildings and pars
OF buildings taken by the Commssi OF Estimate
and Assessments appointed by the supreme Court for
the widening aud extension OF Lauren, street from
Yors, winch sad buildings and paiu oil oul dings ara
LAID down &c tain map /, IN the ONCE OF the
Department of Public WorNs, Broajway.
Further particulars apply OF the once OF the Auo
uoneer, " Beach 81.
nEPARTMENTO OF DOCKS, $40 ana sr Broad
~ way New YOU May Is, lsO,- - ihE ~ JLlC
TIE Del artnent Of D1c,s Of TIE cay OF New YorN will
hear ali persons Interested the Improvement of the
mont OF the CITY OF New Y1TS, the establish
Of pcrmAnH nj Whatt accom- nod luo1s for spec
commercial interests. Oh June - 1870 Al 2o'cUcS PM,
al the Office oitde ID garncut, 30 and Si nrOAdwaY
All pclsons la eirstrl IN mlugutHtng N the hirbpt
OF Now YORK proper system OF whayes AMI piers, OF
who have special plans Tor the Improvement ui the
water front, are invited W be pTcsent and give theh
views.
All persons DESTROYS bing heard the subject Of
our wuarvcs anu piC- requested to De prepared In
atdit on to an oral statement TO sub n nelr views 10
wrItiug. JuhN j. AGNEW,
WILSON @ HUNT.
HuGII SMITH,
MILAN WOOD,
RICHARD NJ. HE MY,
hoard oI Conmi slunefs NJ Docks
NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN that IA election
~ Will ne hcd NJ the Office OF the New NOrk Br ige
Company, corner ui fultod aud Front sts. IN The y
ct BfooNNn, on Mnuddy tne 9th ~ OF June next 81 ]!
O'Clock noon Of mat day, for Is Directors OF sad
Company for the then ensuing Sear. ,,,,,,,,,, -.
JoHN P ATKINSON. ssc'y'
Dated NAV 8 1910
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NATI4ShkLliill,SSh,,, o 4 SSTEsfNsssFEByEEs
&uttion Homes.

ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
~ Once anu SdletOoms. Z, Nassau st.. opposite Tho
Post Ofiire.
LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITu RE, mir.
carpets. &c at 10y O'CLOCK this dav 81 JOHNSTON
VAN rASSELL : sale.ooms, 81 Nassau At.
UCTION.-il3 West 9th IT.. near 9th THIS
N daN (trIay), com ncnCl1ga 1917 o'c oc 40 lott
anofortc suites, atr Oe Is esds DureIns Ia
bcs, cnars. STOW s. 20 carpets. Ice box kitchen and
basement furniture; TT 4 re OF b-stury boar II q
hous-. i. u. Parker LUXE fITZGERALD Auct'r.
UCTION sALE.-rNYLoH Aucti oneer vii sell
N mi. day. AZ 81 net lit1 It. near 6tr i0S
aud dining fur turc.
WM. Writers, Aucroncer, sells TINS dy at
w o'cpU X at 49, Ca ~ - al the rnrlor, chamber,
din ng-room. and kitchen furnItrrn &c, OF large
house 100 or more carpets, Vicloths, 10 metalrame
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1tual Noiu.a

SUPREME COURT -Cly and County of NeW
= Iuta-ticorg 'cilag and Susan T. HI. we,
rlai this, against henret.a Tyson aDG others, deied'
H. pursuance of Judgment OF partition md SALE,
made and rendered In the abuYt Cau-e l. IJ4mea H.
toicman, the 1. 90 ned IN sall ia lsufnt. VIII SEW
through Eobcrts ncGui'r, real 90 'te 1nello eeIs
lNCnauge SNlc-roolIs Ctt} or New prh, On
the tt day oi JUN $50 at II OF i1tk noon s the Ian 10
aud premises d sCrpci In said Judgment "a 4 is tottN
Al thai Ger ain lot. Piece II and, witt the
huildln-s tnrr'uI erected 1T ~ wing ald being
the Ward OF IN ely OF New lorK, 10
~ known street ulmOcr ~ tpHr hundred aud
iYuntl East Sh lINriteig lhD bte et, DO lnded ald
nlr,h rS side ~ Twenty eighth street, distant thre,
huUdtcl feet westerly from the westerly side of SCcJud
avenue Tuun ng thence n0TIhrrly arll,e IN second
u'tnue ty-rls feet nInc hes, to tAs centre %
tue block thence eastcrly para with Twenty ghh
street twenty-five leeti thence slnthery nnrti elrt
icet nlnc inches To the moth Ily line OF Twenty
rect; thence westerly AlOug said northcrly slc OF
lwenty'eshIh street tventy i've eet to The po.n u
IlAOe Of Oeglnuins,
New lorG. May a. 1910.
MARSH MALLS. Pin's Att,'s
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RMoRY or THE 2aD REGIMENT.
WOOD BROTHERS
have removed their entire stock Of
FINE
PLEASURE CARRIAGES.
embracing every variety for City, Park. and Road priv.
ing. TO the Armory Of the s2d Regiment
nth ST., BETWEEN 9Th AND TIL Avs.
Attention called to the fact that these Carriages are
Fresh stocs. exclusively OF their own manufacture, OF
newest designs perfect nish made for tho
present season to stock their new wsrerooms, 40
Broadway but owing to the late accident that ncces
sses the rebuilding Of their warehouse have been
moved 70 the above Armory. on ihn st. and arctic be
SOLD AT COST OF PRODUCTION.
ELEGANT CLOSE COACHES. .......... .....""si.ooo
LANDAU5... .....''''..'*i'cW 10 i'ooo
CLARBNCEs. l'Oo 70 ioco
WA0oNs."".."....'.''.'' w" '"
TBEsR CARRIAGES HAVE NO SUPERIOR IN Ell
EGANCE. DURABILITY. OR FINISH.
Prices mod. and every Carriage offered for sale is
equal in quality 10 those built to order.
GUARANTEES MADE GOOD IN EVERY CITY oF
THB UNION.
THEY ALSO OFFEB
PONY CARRIAGES NEW
DESIGNS, FOR sio.
PONY CARRIAGES. WITH RUMBLE SEATS
FOR sERvAh rs, 500.
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M,o,tal

hR, III NTER, 81 Bond ST., one IoOf non 100
~ eiy co years az s DvsiOn st., cures vOfs' eHi
4 private diseases, without nercurY, ~ shufl'i us
'hAl any uIn't hyfrian, Of no ChlTEe MH.' pnl az,
lutcd hnl nervous deOilty cured In one wees ~ W.
HUNTERS Botanlc Cordial, t5apint,
1 CARNEY, VI. u. ". u. G.. ; T. a T. sutoai
~ esp"t ally to all forms Of Lues Ncnc5es o. 3fNsS
iomp'Ants also, n'e'ses 81 the tntoh sii aH.N
Cures qulchly performed and Guaranteed,
Orce, %, tth ~, doors east OF 81 Az. -.
Hoprs from " A. NJ 10 r. NJ. snd t7um 20 20 10 ~
evening,
NERVOUS DEBiLiTS, Nnd comPltnn u t,s
~ ser cured Immediately ~ ~. EVANS, y uA'pS
a. tlJAeAI NigoT restored w w .IIH VI lLIe
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for Sal, auo Do Itt.


A FLOOR TO LET In a nrst.class house, 26J West
IN 5'lnH Inquire at tue door.
TO LETIn the best 5usn ass part OF Columbia st.,
Il Br yn, thrgeStory nricd house, with store AMI
saloon be yet with or without MIXTURE. the store,
Wch can he all turne INTO one, " Srh lcet and
prndd location Tor lSgCr bees saloon tea store furIi
lue boot And shoe store any other business lequr
lng gre deal room. For partCu ans lnquire on
the premises, Al Columbia st., between SAoAeu and
Union SITS. Brookyn.
STORE, with living rooms CON Ole OF the best ave
- MUGS up town. New YOTkJ 10 let a. m JderIte rent
tutab,e oi bucner or al oyster sa'oon, Possession
june |, lnqurr Of
NY. j, CRAET sis Myrtle av, Drookyn.
Two LET-Foon and apal tments, basement and ex
tbnb,Uus, and attic IA OF hOue - LAlght ST., Mt
low rentals Apply to NJ. a T.. MALONY, lB iIdso ST.
Two LET-The upper part II house 2ll Bowery, owe.
tue ut allure store suitlbe for club room, bust.
hos purposes or dwelling also basement, xe5 feet.
TO LEASE at SO q month store, 1 rooms, and 2
! lou on Maspetht near Flske Av, Inquire OF d.
Bkl00S. n Jane ST., New York, evenings.
no LEAsE-New cottages on i0lth ST., near Bouic.
u ward. hath. gas; BOO ana $50, ". II. MORGAN, u
Washington Uiace.
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Sstrolo9p.

~ Haa a - 90 H ~ 49,.
4 TEST.-The celebrated Mime ANNA. seyeuh
~ dAugh'er medical AMI hIsl 1css clsiry ant 'pf
ailst, u the onN une IN merica wuu has tuF grN
Fac CHI secret to cause eedy an Uruss LO'
sether those long SCI arAt no satIsacuon no ray
No a. 81 aS bet 2Ah Dn SIS, ~ door, FROM room
I OOk HERE 40 hnmDug. Mad RIOS ten
everything the name Of the one you marry aud va
olhc visitor causes speedy marriage, brnE- loftrl
uo~ long separated SHOWS TIE nKcless 81 the one 'oi
marry lbs West Iitt 81. between BrOa iway aId thr
Dbl. WELLINGTON busln,ss AZ met,
tVl clArNoihnt, tells you all you WISH 20 NioH
likeness, name ana numners. Fee IS cents. ~ No.
1Oh st. bet, 9Th Az ana Broadway Rug basement 'clt
MADAME RO~A-GTeAt natural chtN"ysal
NI Aud sur Hlslu-ist, reveals ur Sh1e ny
rom the Grade q the grave, Prrscrbes TO- hld tuie
al di'eAses Az Cana st. near hudson, Zee o.
MADAME WISE, ClalrvoyAnt. ner for nu,'
vi ucs,, lUNc affairs lucky numbers name. liAtnyS'
No lls Nest Ath sto near bthN Fee. iOc "a d
MADAME JONES, fortune teller snr hH no
vi equal 81 Ihompsonst Ladies, DC" g.ob' -
THE PERSIAN prophecies viii unlol me r'trrs
] OF ne, and IrGsCrlhr heruAl rem n tor a. y
eases. 5Ocs, and o., Ia WAY n ~ pare. near 81 ~
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Y TsT or LETTERS tpabnssf Ts-.dsy, sd rtd. y,j
IL msars he Yott CITY Prs, Omce, ccrner h.s..n -
Cedar sta, FRIDAY, Nay ~, ltie Ash iot Av.rVs.s -
IN h. had IArr.ai CLrrnlalon
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E,al Gstai.
I'xECUTORs SALE.

vK STEVENSON son a CO: n. p. FAIRCHiLD,
Auetioneer, WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
on WEDNESDAY, June /. 1870 At u NJ ut the EH-
change salesroom. Ill Broadway by order OF tue EH
ecuton OF Isaac Dyokmsn deceased, nearly
ONE HUNDRED ACRES
IN UPWARDS OF 100 LOTS on BROADWAY,
HAELRN RIVER, NINTH and TENTH AVS. TWO
HUNDRED AND SIXTH TO TWO HUNDRED AND
ELkNENiH SIS, Inclusive, and otner contiguous
ttrectH aud avenues, rant OF
THE DGCKNAS HOMESTEAD.
THIS splendid property u admirably located and
adapted 10 Immediate i'm rovcneot. The streets and
avenues through II nave been permanently established
by Law. Ir Is NEW YORK CITY PROPERTY.
There In no better place 10 maze Investments
The rIpid growth Of the city makes II doubtful nso
magnificent chance will ever again he offered TO buy
ers Tor permanent OF speculative Investments.
lie poEtyc, ttlo iudisDutable, sixty per cent on
bond and mortgage. kx1mine tue properly. Do not
sCrlpuNe Pamphlets, with terms OF sale and directions
10 reach tnc property apply t. the Auctouccrs, II Pine
II. or to LOCKWOOD a CROSBY, Counsel Tor the
Executors, IaS Nassau a.
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no LBAsE-New cottages on i0lth ST., near Doulc.
! ward. Bath. gas; 500 aud $50. ". II. MOI!uAN, "
Washington ulace.
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Summtr Rtsorts.

SnmmtI KtsoIis.
I AXE GEORGE.
IL me FOI.I WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL
|, he opened tor summer visitors June persons
washing 10 engage rooms VIII please address Ihe
~ llUte, Lake George drawing room cars by hudson
IYeT Il, H. going through without change.
/. ROESSLk SON PrOprletors,
DAyILION, Isip, South side, Long lsland-Rc
Il OPEN Ibout June 10. Rooms secu eu BY addressing
{ BANlA At the hotel, or at tue Astor House Excel
lent boating, bathing and nshlng Terms lOctAl,
Cokhs BANTA, Proprietor, formerly OF AStor House,
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ttlant,S -mal,s.

A SSISTANCE gwen to Toor families wjshinr 20
n 20 west. Appy at 10 Ea,t ith g., New York. Com
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BILLIARDS.
Professional dar0s.

Professional darOs.
nm. LEWIS, Beaea st, New York, cures vi d.s.
~ eases Of pecuilar nature without exposure,
trouble or change OF Diet, Let those who despaT OF
getting cured elsewhere, Or have been pronounced In.
cuTsDe, consult the Doctor at and they will 90
sstonnhed at the speedy Gu es wnca he makes. Con.
sun him and satisfy yourself Forty years successful
practice.
hH. OIIS, a Bond Ct. has eQnAl In Now YORK.
- for the cure q nervous debility, all chronic aud
urinary diseases. He tn ousandB OF the uuortu
nate. after being gwen Up by others No matter who
failed suit the Doctor ny letter or In person send
2'Ismps for ms Medical Essays Hour. "a NJ 70 r. NJ.
ladies AFFII, TED-ln whatever way can
] are upon. ssfe and spec " cure BY Dr. EVANSU
ChAtbAm OIL. Circular frea arst poSt,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-27

A HORSE. bIlcs cart. with coal box. aud harness
n for .ale. 18th ~, AMI Ay A.
CONTRACTORS aud Garment 600 sets OF cart
~ harness VERY cheap rcash. II. $. OSBONNEd Co.
manufacturer and dealers. ~ Murray st. New YORK.
INOR SALE-Onc horse and wagon, with harness,
II ali good order; sold fot want pf use suitable Tot
grocer bake< express horse years Old Gail st SOS
West 2Sth at. till sold.
In SUPER IOW WORK hor-es Just from the coun
nv hyI suitable Tor \ ! purposes Also several low
priced ones, cheap. " Nestfy 81.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-10

TnE trial of Mr.. Birr for sssaul,ing and
wounding Anna Peru with II sword came
oil this morning. The evidence showed
that Anna became very abusive, and NAL
treated the old man shamefully, and that
he, To keep her of, seized tho sword and
swung II about his person-forming IA cir
Gle which he thought Anna would not at
tempt to penetrate. But tho old lady was
no, to be kept OF in that manner, SO,
watching her opportunity she seized the
blade Of the sword in her hand, and event
for the old man like all snraged tigrcss.
The old man gave the sword n sudden pull
and Anna refusing 10 relax her grip on the
blade was cut in the hand quite severely
Under the circumstances Squire Bross felt
authorized to turn tho accused adrift and
did SO.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-10

SCARCELY a day passes that we are not
called upon to direct attention Ia broken
sidewalks in different parts of the city. On
fifteenth street, whore scores of school
children pass every morning, noon and
night two planks are broken out Of the
floor of the high sidewalk, making n dam
gerous hole. On Washington avenue sew
eral planks are broken, and in fifty other
places there are holes in the sidewalks
through which the feet aud legs o' men,
women and children are thrust almost
every hour of the day.
The reason why the ncclfil repairs are
not made, WAS set forth ON Wednesday
last ina communication over the sigma
turc ofthr chairman Of the stree, and side
walk committee. The committee j. with
out dollar whcrewth Ia buy material or
pay laborcrs, and the City Council il not
in u condition 10 furnish the required
means, except by process that will in.
volvc considerable delay In view of this
fact, the property owner, of the city, who
are legally bonnd Ia build and maintain
the sidewalks fronting their properly,
were earnestly appealed To-, TO make the
necessary repairs, II this appeal Ind
been properly responded to most Of the
"man-trap,, of which We hear 50 much
complaint would not now exist. IL
will bee II very small matter
for every person interested TO cover the
holes in the sidewalks in the front Of hi,
property matter that will involve but
trihing expense, and, at most, only nm
hour or two of labor, Shall We not, then,
have u response to the appeal of the Street
committee that will stop the holes, and at
the same time the complaints about the
holes, in the sidewalks The committee,
We repeat is, at present, powerless. The
want of means ties their hands oticctually
The duty of citizens, then, is apparent
They must patch up the holes themselves
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-10

Our friends in Santa Fe and Thebcs
are becoming us much excited over rail-
road matters as we are in this county.
They have heard from some source that
work will soon be commenced on the Cairo
and st. Louis road, that the river rout has
been decided on. This of course becomes
part of the great route from Memphis to
st. Louis and Chicago. Those roads will
connect at the Grand Chain, by ferry for
while, but ere long by bridge. 1t is
also the intention Of the Illinois Central to
build branch road from Jonesboro to
connect with the Memphis branch, and
also to connect with the Cairo and Fulton
at Morley Those connections, Of course,
canno, fail to bring the Pennsylvania Cen
trial via the Nincennes and Cairo TO the
same point. With such prospects as these
before US, can any man with grain OF
common sense, who is not biased by some
damnablc motive, vote against this enter.
prise We hope not.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-10

The CITY SHOE SroRE.--Thc City Shoe
Store, corner of Eighth and Commercial,
presents unusual attractions just now. \
full supply of ladies' misses and childrens
shoes has just been received, and is offered
to the public, and especially to patrons at
very low prices \ large stock of ladiesl
fancy goods, including hair rats, coils and
pads, has also been received, and is deserv-
ing the especial attention Of the ladies. A
fine stock of gentlcmen's custom work
shoes always on hand Mt figures that can
not fail to give entire satisfaction.
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