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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-20

TOAN AND PLEDGE ARTICULATION.
CORNER PERDIDO AND ST. CHARLES SITS.
Authorized Capitai............... 100000
This In.titution has bsen chartered by the State
of Louis for twenty five years, and having effect
cd . permanent organization, is prepared to mn axe
loans at not more than FIVE PER GENT on Dla
monds, Silver Ware Watches Jewelry. Dry Goods
Laces, Wearing Apparel. Furniture and all Move
able or Inmovs Die Property.
Also on UrCUhRENT MONEY. State Warrsnts'
Metropolitan Warrants, City Notes. Levee Eonds or
United States Officers Pay Accounts. United State
QuarterDas ters Vouchers, and Old Gold and siiVs
taken.
PRIVATE ENTRANOE-Ladss visiting ths As
ISOLATION can, by passing down Carondset street.
find private entrance to the ofhce on Perdlcc
j. H. Wilson. President
John W. HnIMAN Cashier. oclGi m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-20

STATE OF LOUISIANA, /
Parish Of Orleans. City OF New Orleans. :
Sworn 20 and subscribed before me this twenty
second day of March, 1870.
P. CHARLES CUVELLIEE,
Notary Public.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-20
HI Esankruptcy-NO. e3:s.


THE CREDITORS OF THE ABOVE ESTATE
are hereby notified that the second general
meeting OF creditors will be held ut the Office of G.
3 Kellogg, one Of the Registers in Bankruptcy.
Customh house Building, at the city Of New Orleans
on the ninth daT Of May. 1870, at twelve clock III.
apisN L. E. NORTON. Assignee.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-20

The above statement is Just, true and correct
transcript from the books OF the company.
D. MICHEL, President
f. MAIER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, at New
Orleans on this sixteenth day of pril, A. D. 1870
JOSEPH COHN. Notary Public
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-20

IN THE MATTER OF SYLVESTER YORK
Bankrupt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-20
In Rsnkrpptcy-No. 1853.

IN THE MATTER OF JOSEPH HOLZ, INDl-
y;duaIly and as /. member of the hrm OF Hoi2,
Bloom j. o., and Hoiz & Bernhemsr bankrupt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
TIE DRAMA.
THE LOCAL STAGE.


"IIeayeply pensiye contemplation will find
lint LITTLE 70 consider this week the local stage. Here
and there however, its glance may detect notable IN
cIdent The long promised melodramq OF" Lost at Sea-
for example can be at Wallacks. where II VIII De
brought out tonight. mr. Boucicault and Mr. Byron
co0perated in this work, which 10 romantic SENSATIONAL
and full OF opportunity scenic effects. Tonight. Also
Mr. and Mrs Domlnick Murray will appear at "ooNs
Museum in 1.-THE Golden Bubble" Mr. Louis Mestayer
ia in the cast This evening will further be sgnazed by
the REMEMBRANCE OF the popular troupe OF Arabs al the
NeyYork Circus In other haunts OF the dramatic muse
no change Of affairs Will be observed for the present
The spectacle play Of "The Twelve Temptations VIII
hold its place at the Grand Opera House. whero "o arc
told IL has been by nearly 100000 OF the people A
Tho olvmnc LET Hercules himself do what he may, the
Fox will new and Duff will take the pay" The comic
Hamlet at this house, has scattered smiles around lm
and chased away lcgons Of bc devils for the last two
weeks "Innisfalen," which has been Judlciousy cut
since its first representation grows In popularity, at
No's Garden shorn Of all supcriuous words tits good
nlay of its kind and Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams WILL
doubtless find IL useful addition to their repertory OF
Irish dramas. "FrouFrou" will continue its path
way Of prosperity. at the Fifth Avenue Theater II
seems TO have touched the popular heart and established
a remuneratve drain on the popular pocket Hamlet
at Booths Theater will be- offered until further notice
1t surpasses all the attractions of the local stage in popu
larity and in substantial The San Francisco
Mnstrels see the Grand Opera House and it one
better" They are illustrating "The Thirteen Tempts-
tons" and In that good and viruous work-vared by
the manufacture Of Hash they will continue heUy
& Icons Mnstrels promise q continuance of their comic
representation OF "Le Petit Faust" with Mr. Leon a'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS evening, Association Hail. Mr.
and Mrs George yandenhof will cooperate III literary
and dramatic entertanment.Nr lartz. tho shliiu' "
amusing magician, will Illustrate for all corners Wv
science OF neeromancy, at his Biou Theatei' No "'
Broadway
FAZIo AT BOOTn's THEArER.
Min ans tragedy of Fazio' was ac,eu az
Booths Theater on Saturday evening ips a" u'por
lar play, and IL deserves its unpopu''r'S 80 =,
,tu,,ops 81 s,rong dramatic interest its character
di.Inal ai ilA hnro aud hetOlue awaken no SahoweA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
THE PNEUMATIC RAILWAY.

The "Under Broadway Reception which
took place on Saturday afternoon. numerousy at
tended by members OF the Legislature City officers, aud
ohers The tunnel is 295 feet in length the iron curve
beine 81 feet the brcwork 237 feet-whch brings the
lower end of the tunnel to tho south side Of burayst
Tho office OF the company the ladies' waiting room, aud
he general passenger fitted up in oak and
black walnut and tastefuly ornainenteh Inc car IS
beautifully upholstered, and lighted with the new oxygen
ras IL runs on Wheels the tracks being ad on the
AIDES of the tuunel while center rail lies ON the lower
MART of the arch which for the breakgear To act
nrnon The ear is propelled wholly by atmospheric
resare Steam for driving the blowers. Is furnished 10y
to boilers situate in the vault close to the engine anu
sre so nominal indicated horsepower having -
souare feet CRATE and OO square feet OF heag sur
fnce Each consists 40 tubes with Veftlci stpd
rating chamber over which the steam dome All OF TINS
heoting.surface consisting OF 3inch tubes IS placed
within fire brick chamber in which on Intense heat Is
maintained The whole of this immense power, lncludllg
The massive brCkwork occupies space Oh only ~ Dy IL
feet. III. T.. ,,, o.. ,,t,h o
foot long and 10 feet broad It contains two pairs OF
wings or blades which roll together in such manner as
10 xhaust and compress an Immense quantity OF ar az
every revolutions It's capacity for delivering ar is ABOUT
9O 01O cubic feet per minute The power required Is
ahnn one four hundreth part OF its load. Experience
that with an pressure or less than four ounces
to tile square inch of surface the carriage VIII po
forced along with perfect safety ut velocity OF from o.
to oo miles per hour bOunteOus collation. was spread
in the ladies waiting room, and the delighted guests
drank success 10 the Beach Pneumatic transit Oohl
on the list OF March the tunnel will be open 10 the pun
lie AT small admtancc fee. for the dement, Ol Tue HO"io
for the Orphans OF Soldiers and Sailors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28

In other words that they will place upon the registry
as voters none but white men" lie says that he is
aware that under tho second section Of the Eff
teeth Amendment Congress may claim the power to
90 acts ithat may annoy us, and may exact
penalties 10 brighton ia aud Registers" but II his
friends stand firm and pay attention TO the laws
aeleG ny inc knayes and tyrants" Of Congress Mr.
Harris thinks that the object Of tho Amendment will be
defeated In taking an oath TO support the Constitution
OF the United states, Mr. Harris candidy admits that he
should not consider himself bound consider the Thr
teenth. Fourteenth and Fifteenth "socaed Amend
monts as parts OF the Constitution. He concludes by
saying that " II we cannot defend any other
way against this thing declare. 80 far as am
cerned that shall feel little more like free white
man " were whipped into submission to II" aud that
The lasting interest OF the State her aud her
dom, demand any course rather than acquiescence"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
MOVEMENTS OF MIR. SEWARD.

A large number of friends called upon Mr.
Seward on Saturday at tho Aston House. Among them
vere ex-senator Morgan, Senator ConKUn, CIarehco
Seward esq, the Hon. W. ~ Dodge J"uEo D'"'on'O"
,,',i ,rrrov and others The splendid presents
Mr. seward has received In ms travels were eAlDittu
and much admired In answer To tho lnllvS VI D. ' no
V at what time IL would DO agreeable 70 nun tnat tns
rc~enton I'm his honor should bo gwen Mr SeMhIu sa
,rcnJ leave IL TO the Committee Ia TX the tlue
~ US decided that the dinner should be given OH Iurs
dny evening next, and that the public recePoh f ShI
' ~ ,'oca Ia the Governors Room or the Guy nan ~
,oon of me same day Senator Creamer VIII ptopaoIy
npc,ide at the dinner. Yesterday morning, MI ooShu
ptto"Isd T,tnity Church, IN company with Ten AeA.
marvcv Alter church they called upon Mr., O,o ~,
lsr2 and rode out and IN the evening al dieu ia MI
Sswnrd's rooms in the AstOr House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
DIED.


CiRTFRon Thursday evening a. 1870 Phebe relic, ofthe i's
IT, friends Of the fmr aud her ,oa, and Henry Carter
attend he1 2aca on MonIiy 28il a, y clock a.her late resi-
2i2 West Fneenhst Her remains will be taxed TO I"aT
Cemetery for inieuneut
C0wLES-O SATURDAY Feb &C. Sos H. cos IA tie 18th yeaOt
The and friend, respectfully invited 70 a.a is S1 115i
.oa c I' A. e on Ta Ssya March at o oco5a
fever us Augusta daughter Of Augusta api D" Edward
Her 1S em,D, wifi Sc taken to Chester Penn uernea,
CEREAL Edinburgh SCOTLAND the 'h Inst Emma vie Of Ed~
". Gere Of Nes.York in the 18th year Of her age
HASEs-on Saturday evening Jotu Haac in the 'h
TIE riead Of The fmy are his funeral oa the
s MS'SSl aSd E'f@Re on Mady tie a us
mains will be taken to Greenwood TOT nenneat
HALLETT-O SATURDAY 10Th inst Mrs Nancy Story lea &c The
The funeral VIII take place on Tgss Az, a %s i p a. S f fs
relatives ard friends OF the family respectfully invited u attend
HBRRICK-On THURSDAY might Feb a. o. congestion q ID" laas,oa
scarlet fever Margaret Post rek daughter OIL h' . i'f
from the residence OF parents No 10 EAst Twenty hr
JUDAH-Fb D. At Salisbury Ind Charles Judah aged - years.
son Of the late Rev. Henry Raymond Judah
.e, and friends tie teachers scIoscf Paul, =
eao s PeeTau Church IN FINS a6st are re.psf NV "a
s to attend the 1sL %n sss so5 oi f
MoORR-On Friday evening Feb % william Dempser yo1 ages sO'
John aud Angenora NJ Moore 10 the 2ist year oih'ar
fIagns sr s 1' We, @ s be t.E
dence r. l., for uterment
| Providence papers please copy
POTTBR-A POmptOu n J., Ptdar eyenins AhS Po..e,
Of and Emma G. Potter aged lesa a month'
FsneTal from the house Richard Williams % IlS BoOEyu
| p M Monday, 18th INST
RRED-On Saturday, 26h inst. William 81 Reed
friends Of the family invited 10 az eni bis fnner,
from residence he psreals 80 touae % Iuesag, Marc
| l. a u o'clock m.
| Newark and Paterson, n. J.. papers please copy
rHONIPSOS-Sudieuly Mount Vernon. " y Saturday 2Gs
Mr. Thompsoa 10 the i,d year % ID
Notice Of the funeral this (Nioadiyl evening papers
WALTON Saturday Feb g. At bis residence Pail6 I'D. j. aaer
| brief Illness, Joseph W. Vail
tn 6nera services will place from bis late TUESDAY
March At clock Friends wishing % attend funeral Will
the by ~ J. Central Road lIs clock
yAIFNTINR-On 2eth her lste re' No p B
Eighty fourth Mrs E sUios OF the late Valentine.
| Notice o hner hereafter
WISTRRTON-O SuadaJ evening, Fh r. abel Jgdson eldest
A JulsOa and Isabel L. hutr0l, 10 tie lt
ofher
| Motto, OF funeral hereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
A GOOD APP OINTMENT.

We are glad to learn th.H the Hon. Thomas
c. Acton. exPOlice COMMISSIONER has been appointed
superintendent Of the United Statte Assay once IN IN"
city in place OF Mr. Dunnng Mr. A. tons long ana ar
duOus services President Of the PO Commission are
too well known to need recalling Alb '8 and earnest IN
the discharge Of duty, severe and just ii the manage
ment Of men, he, above all Others Sponsole Toe
the organizing and perfectiog Of tho syst m that ha'
given the best police In the country, II not IN tho
world. His working ability almost Incl edible: no
always at hs post always accessible aud ready ~
listen 20 the people, prompt In everything, tDd ever
aiming bring his boys" up to the highest possible
standard OF perfection In the terrible days Of te July
riots $685. Mr. Acton bore the weight Of public pro ton
with superumsn energy. For days and mig oss no
worked without sleep even reasonable tim,N ior
meals; aud until order fully rest Ned
did he remit his exhaustDg labors The result wa. '
long and facilitating sickness but he weathered It, snd
with undminishcd energy. But about two ye s
ago his health became poor that ho felt compelled W
resign, and many OF his warm friends were despatiag
his recovery lie retired 10 his country home IN Con-
nectcu where pure air and relief from business cares.
i'm addition to careful nursing aided by strong consti
tuition, brought him back TO tOerabe condition. Mr.
Actions services tho Republican party have been ex.
cecd only by his laDOrs head Ui the POicc Tor lno
whole people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
OBITU ART.
LOUIS CARDINAL DE DONALD.

LOUIS CARDINAL DE DONALD.
This venerable ecclesiastic died at Lyons on
Saturday at the advanced age of 90 years of which %
were spent in the episcopacy Of the Catholic Church.
After the restoration he accompanied the Archbishop OF
Besancom TO Rome. in connection with the Concordat
This mission failed in its object and he returned to
France where he attained considerable celebrity as
a preacher lie was made Bishop OF Charles In 1871 and
six years later become Bishop Of Puy He showed bold
and energetic disposition in discharge OF his duties IN
this diocese which caused NJ de Frayssnons to remark
that he was too young TO be tolerant" On the death
OF Cardinal Fesch Bishop Bonald was appointed TO tho
See of Lyons a years later was made Cardinal
by Gregory XVI lie took an active part In educatonhi
questions and In is7 assaed project OF secondary eau
cation introduced by the Government After the reyOu-
ton OF February SIs he instructed his clergy TO give AN
examps Of obedience and submission To the Republic,
and yielding gracefully To the wishes OF the new admin
israton he ordered grand requiem 70 be sOlelnnzed
fnr fEe 'citzens who had gOrOusy fallen Ia Paris In
defense OF the principles OF civil and religious liberty
Ancr The events OF December. 1851 he became member
nf the Senate by virtue OF his title OF Cardinal Ills
wears and ability gave him great emlncnoe III the Catho
liz Chnrc but he did not assume prominent place III
the movements OF late years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
Maryland.

BENJAMIN G.. HARRIS PROPOSES A PLAN OF re
sIsTANCE TO TIFF FIFTEENTH AMENDhENi'
BENJAMIN G. Harris. formerly member OF
Congress from the Fifth District Of Maryland ana VINO
was voted unworthy 10 occupy seat III tue HOUSE VI
Representatives. has written letter to Demooi"uo
paper in st. Mary's County, Maryland. IN which no ~"
yises oppositon 20 the Fifteenth Amendment ana SUE
gests plan whereby his ideas may be cafrIcu ou' az
connsels Resistance to the amendment by refusal OF INC
pegsters ia register the persons onfranchsed by IT..
lie thinks that Registers can be found VINO wOu ,hc
decIine fine office with such duties Imposed upon 'o,
snd anfs tine Registry law Of this State amended so q"
to coInne the Registers take an oath That they
lot OboY the reduirGnonls Ol lAo fHlcouth n"Io"oI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
THE wArER.sr. HOME FOR WOMEN.

A very attractive religious meeting "sS lol,'
r ,m yhsr, unrodly folks formerly held high reyel
, roin NJ XII Burns WAS filled IA full as it could
ne Th mission ia beginning - have It's eject on th9
ihhorhood ma tho congregation was compose All re-
-, ne elected classes Mr.. Philip Philips tue
Veil known vocalist sang Not many ears ani%is had
audianoe wosy accustomed to rlbad pfoah,ties, 10
snr long CINE IL ever been grahed WIN sueh thsa
me REV W H. BoOle Of Wiausburgh. address, al ,bo
sehI.l m words OF earnest eloquence Nearly a h vi,
women 1f the aggregation. which was nearly ihbors
of tbe whole was composed of residents III tho hc's
hood Kit Burns himself was present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
MISCELLANEOUS INCIDENTS.

Ml0CELLANEOiS INNiDiNIN'
Mr.. Fechter, at the Boston Theatcr, has given
six performances Of HamleL Tonight he Will play
R Bias His present cement at the Boston Theater
will terminate next saturday His Ha,1ie has OF course,
found admirers. The cool and comfortable theoryhat
the rare and delicate beauty OF Mr. Fechte art can DO
appreciated only by the highest order Of nellects one
that nmbly and sweetly recommends itself to the
Bostouian mind. "NewIork," says TIE Boston PDSi,
" gave him Nir Fechtcr numbers Boston gave him
brains" There is no virtue charming cOnentmcnt
How grand the brain was that Boston Mr. Fechter.
The POST itself illustrates. In Mr. Fechters Hdh0fL
SAYS that able paper eve ia Sdscpver the pale,
scly philosopher. but stead a fullfaCed. almost
aorld cOuntenauce. It IS rugged robust muscular
Hamlei, which, though at times as with the GhoS''
showing fear u.s. the whole, that Of brave, deter
mined allsualccnt man" And That Hamlet thow
yiydly like the HpipIei of Shakespeare The FOS
odmlrrs Brave, determined all-sutccnt! Truly
Boston gave him brains."-aIrs Waller and members
of Mr. Booths theatrical company, will play in " Guy
Manucrug," this evening, at NrWdrk.-Ar Lester
Walack and members of the WaildCk COMPANY Will act
IN Ours" at the Brooklyn Academy OF Music, on We'd
uesday evenug.-AIiss Kate Reynolds was playing at
Vicksburg Miss, about the middle OF February MISS
Agnes stauicd was in the company
Miss Bateman is in town, and was present at
Booths Theater Saturday evening.
There is bad news from Mobile. Mt Jelier-
son is quitc ~ i'm tnat city and II was thought thaJ he
,Could not be able 10 fulfill his engagement there Mr.
Jefferson ought TO come home and rest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
LATEST SNIP NE VS.


ARRIVED.
Steamship Nevada Green Liverpool Feb 6 VIA |neeuoTH w
mise.
aud
Steamship Cebtpeie. Beckit Philadelphia for Boston.
Brig Turu Thompson Marsguez u days sGg n moAses
Scur Richard Bulwnke French Wilmington n - ~ oA u@F'
Steeman. Adams Wilmington c. Gays, naval stored
COAsrwtsE
n. Bsrkalew fslkcuburg, Prorifence
VIM Donnely Nsg-ilayen NJ. VI Hamilton, Nes-llayen.
Baltimore. beb0h, Nrw-ltaven.
{ebecca. Providence. G. b. Twibel, NrS.Hayen.
Isaac, Providence.
DOMESTIC PORTS
CsARLEsTOy c. Feb. 2TAryed brig francisco from Harant
Sailed sclr ~ b. Malone Boston, steamship Pouethes shsdel
FoRrKzs. MONROE Vs. Feb 27-Passed TO- bark waeu 1os
John Wesley Csuiena Passed brs keeebes
tor Ssauuah Water Witch for Cuba eune Cushmsn for BoS'cs
schr. Willie. for MasugaS
HOLE Feb Arrived schr Adele Trule Philadelphia
Boston, Tornado NeEYors for Posand Bc~. Rockud for
Boston:
keg.iOrk for Boston.
s,hr. VIVA. H. West. Marblehead, EeS-iork.
Feb Z7-Ayed steamships Marathon LgerpOO Nc
Clelsn, Baltimore
FOREIGN PORTS.
QrRyssrov Feb 27Te steamship Java from NegIork arrived
st b o. clock tlii morning aud sailed Of Liverpool.
DISASTERS,
Sbr O. A. Pierce Ashore Mononoy Point ay. and vii
Cd e change and She bound FROM Salem J Jew York
WHALERS.
SAvDwfcH L.SDs Feb GAuve bark Alaska Fish OF New Bed
fond N.th ,.uJ bO.s. sperm oil 90 board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
THE MESSING STEAMER sMTDT.

Fears are being entertained for the sai'''y oi
the North German steamer smdt, Capt scnee' wn.su
left Bremen Oh tho 10th OF January. quo iss !" '''O
RSns Vessel y OF tuns or = sailing sp
but subsequently, was INV aud last inter occupied 80
DAYS in asins Trip sine has hY out 80 days yeS
'lero arc noa ., nc city OF BoRto' Tho Smidt has 2a
Steers az which, ~h her officers and crew.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28

HAvAy Pb 21he following statement Of the condition OF ts
Havana markets for the week ending Sn evening
Sugs-Tbe opened al the close qoiions
changed exported during from Havana and MIMI
1900 bids ports and o boxes ana ~ Hs
warehouses 10 Havana aui hht
2s6 900 hhds Lard steady lsc ~ trrs na
2c In 25 pound quiet aud unchanged Iail'w feenns.
quoted lite Bacon steady lS.c Petroleum declining qio
4d4l reals gallon in bbs and TINS Potatoes n ~ -
Hams in demand Common Sailed 24ie; Sugar Cared 26ic P'ehs
a NIL. nd usutual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28

Herman Fibel's stock of clothing, at No. 40
Grnuds was burned last evening Loss $4,000 insured
Dr Herman knapp, surgeon in charge of the
oultbaImig and AuTH Institute, lectufcd aJ cooper
In.tilite Saturday night on Light and Vision. ITO
,isgc6 tbr thcory and practice OF sight ana It's con
ncciion with thought aud the BRAIN and exhibited tho
almosc0pc tho instrument by when TIC interior Oh
lilo ,vs AZ ulunght into plain Wow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
SOVTU CAROLINA.

TTII OIIKAILo IN IIIT4 IIIIIRD NN7-'''I''''
DISTRICT.
CoIrMBIA, Feb. 27.-The South Carolina
legislative Committee composed of Democrats ana ke
pubcans appointed at the last session OF the Les'a
turo to investigate the dsordered state Oh ana9 III no
ma Cmoressonal District, have reported that there
tboyouohIy organized party in the District whose
nprnose wa, 70 defeat the real objects OF the recon
struction acts and that this party had enncaHs
i u0rton of the Committee are preparing
minority report asserting that the majority report Is
highly cOlOIed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28

Hazard &, CasweIps Cod Liver Oil /. tie pest

RemoynI.-W JAcKsoS esq veil known importer sd
IN ouRNyG 81 BroiTay has removed 10 ~ Broad
uv corner oil Waverlerpace hiss also opeEei large .d
sto. NJ sui those who contemplate
purchasing will bis aoue good goods bat court
Ut.sa tteI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28

The funeral services over the remains OF the
late James ONe. late Surrogate OF Hudson COuny'N
j. were held yesterday in the Catholic CHURCH. hudson
City Aldermen Harrington. MeNulty, Hogan, and 10
rome J. Collins, Street Commissioner, with other CITY
officers we're present The deceased took part IN tho
and MEXICAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28

make total Of nearly $50 souls IL is possible that her
coal bupkers emnt and that she trying to work
to the Snvass alone ana against heavy
WesteTlV Ralea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28

FROM LIVERPOOL Feb 6lu steamship Sevlna-Dr Aeer -
| RncE n n CoopsI Rev h H. Gtyan DR. g. lhguer MAJ. o. X
Brown Campbell w. 81 FARLEY aud wife Ne and Mn Ht'
| LagIsh aud children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28

The Tropby Toafo-Tweuiv seeds. s. Seed FOR cirealas
Adde'S, tiao. Is. WARisG, IT,. Ogden Farm, Newport z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28

Wedding md Visiting ards Initial Srpug Note PIpef
Wg EyEuprIls soNs Ia FrLrONT OLD DUrCH CHURCH.