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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-04-14

In olden times, before Maine laws were in
vented, Hall kept the hotel at lrvington, n.
j. and furnished accommodation to man and
beast. He was a good landlord, but terribly
deaf. The village painter was afflicted in
the same way. One day they We're sitting by
themselves in the barroom. Hall was sit
ting behind the counter waiting for the neNf
customes, while the village painter was loung-
ing before the fire with q thirsty look cast
ing sleeps eyes occasionally at Halls decan-
tiers, and wishing most devoutly that some
one would come in and treat. Weston, the
walkist, on his way to Brandon, stepped IN to
inquire the distance.
''Can you tell me, sir. how far is to Bran
don?n
brandy" says the ready landlord, jump
mo ND; 'tyes, sir, | have some," Mt the same
time handing down decanter of the precious
liquor
..You MISUNDERSTANDING" d" says the walkist
II asked how far it was to Bradon.''
"They call it pretty good brandy" says
Hall "Will you take sugar with 1t ?" reach
ing as he spoke for the bowl and toddy-
The despairing traveller turned to the vii
lage painter. THE landlord" saidhe, zap
pears to be deaf Will you tell me how far
it is to Brandon ?'
"Thank you," said the painter. 81 don't
care if do take drink with you"
The walkist treated and fled.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-04-14

The Norfolk journal says Purgatory has produc-
ed two considerable men-Davy Crockett and Will
liam G. Brownlow. Purgatory is the name Of
village in Tennessee.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
CKInIINAI.

For a considerable time past property has
been missed ut nleryas from tie fancy goods store Of
the place by Detective Mcdonald Of the Third Pre-
cinct aud on sunday ne caught Alfred Williams, age l6.
and number OF wallets found in his possession which
had been stolen from LambeTt's premises He
locked up in the Chaubcrs-s Police Station. and subsc
quenty confessed that n boy named John Davis had
been concerned with him in the thelts. Davis was
Justice Bowling to the rombs TO await trial over 500
worth of property has been stolen from Mr. Lamberts
premises.
On the night of the 18th inst. the furniture
warehouse of Mr.. August Schenck, at No. Il Mottst t
was broken into by burglars and miscellaneous goods
stolen Of the 2ce -St5 yaia % 800 Detectives King
aud Symous traced portion OF the stolen goods TO the
Tawnbrokers establishment OF John Godfrey, at No so
Beccker9t and arrested its proprietor. Godfrey, upon
examination said that he had purchased the goods from
John Sullivan, and Sunday detectives arrested Sl
fore Justice Scott at the Essex Market Police Court and
committed for examination. Mary Shay, age G5, rcsid
ing at No IS Henryst, made affidavit that on Saturday
she visited the house Of her son, John Shay at No 62
NOngOmeryst. She found that her absent, but
In his room there were John McCarty Catherine Shay
and Mary shay. The three gathered around her, en-
braeed her aicctonatey and managed to steal from her
pocket SOS, the property of her son, James SHAY On
this affidavit the accused persons were brought before
the Court and held for examination
Michael Vail, owner of a stone sloop, was
charged by Oliver Denning, captain OF the steamboat
Putnam, with esaautng him, and cutting away the haT
rstst, East River early hour yesterday morning
Val's boat was lying inside the Putnam and Vail wanted
" SNb i'i out' bt went uNkfu MN
10 move away and the latter replied that his
all away and he could not get up steam Vail thcn
ne admits struck him and knocked him down; after
winch he returned 10 his boat The hawsers Of the
Putnam were then cut and she dTifted down the river
10 opposite ThilyfOurth-st. Vail committed.
Hattie Enge charged Bernard Smith, thief, with rob
bng her OF gold watch and chan and some gold rink
cts attached, all of the value OF sS7 Thursday last
between and y. m, while she was standing on the
sidewalk Outslde her own residence No. lS Ayenue A.
Smith came along aud snatched the watch and chain and
handed them to boy who was with him, snd who ran
on lie as committed to answer in default OF 81 200
Dah. On sunday III the same Court, Smith com
miltted to answer for similar crime. John MahOn.
liquor dealer at Fifty-third-st. and Firgt-ave who
stabbed Palck Landers of No East Forty ccondst
on sunday night while the latter WAS attempting TO
break INTO Mahons liquor sole, held IN 500 bail TO
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
CorRT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS
The case of the little girl Kate March, who
applied iJr discharge from the House OF the Good
Shepherd was disposed Of yesterday. HercOunse stated
PEELED 10 submit the as IL stood Tho g1rl was or
ered taken from the House Of the Good Shepherd
to the House OF Refuge. M a A..
degree Judge Bedford in passing sentence said on ac-
count Of it, being his first Oiensc he would send MN 10
the states Prison for years and six months
Dennis ONeil who the 22d inst. jointly indicted
with Thomas herton for knocking down and robbing
Charles Krager OF q watch and chain on the morning or
the 18th Of August, arragncd Feather0n had pre-
yously pleaded guilty. and sentenced TO IL years ana
months in the state Prison: but before sentence stated
that ONe had nothing to do with the robbery ONeil
had demanded separate trial. which took place yestcr-
and that he had never been arrested and that BE
was only II years OF age. DStrict-AttOrncy Fellows
proved that ONc tried for burglary and convicted
three years ago. but that sentence suspended inc
Judge Bedford, in passing sentence, said: Omen, /
am informed tnat You the head and front OF gang
Of villains in this city. would not be dong my duty 70
the people IL did not give you the full extent OF the
law You sentenced to 20 years confinement In the
State Prison this charge of robbery and at the end
that time two and half ON the charge OF bur
Edward Cooper pleaded guilty To charge OF obtaining
money bogus checks. Assistant District-Attorney
Fellows asked that the sentence Of the Court be sus
pended in his case and in support OF the favor he read
two letters from the prisoners wifcone addressed 70
KCcOrdt ackctt and to Assistant DistrctAtOrney
Tweed In the letter TO Mr Tweed the following occurs:
moral resist the temptation, he re-ord to the atng Of
money bogus hck to sa B insane appetite rs nTe ,on my
boyel husband Tor ID years and now IN this The hour Of seve
trial dare not ce hin, n should never him aal
you anguish Of heart have suffered since HI arrest
No knows kuog, but myself and Him to whom con1n
Judge Bedford suspended sentence, and the Court then
adjourned until IL o'clock to-day.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
SALE OF PRIVATE COLLECTION
FUNERAL OF ADMIRAL FARRAGUT.

There was another meeting yesterday of the
Joint Special Committee OF the Common Council al =
pointed 10 make the necessary arrangements for the
funeral Of Admiral FaTagut Gen. Webb said the various
Societies must appoint their Marshals, and that on
Thursday next the full programme OF the Committee
would he published. Gen. WChb all0 said the Military
order Of Loyal Legion Capt Blakey Creighton, Chief Of
stan 10 Admiral stringhan Captains Waters and Wool
scy representing Admiral GOdOn, would be in the
proceson and that all communications for the Navy TO
be assigned in the lire Of the procession should be aG
dressed To Capt Creighton, at No 12i Hckss Brooklyn
TIE Army to be represented by Cen Chauncey Me
KeeYcr, and all future communications to be addressed
to the Army Buding; Fire Department, Gen Alexander
Shaler; First Brigade n. q. s. ~ Y, Gen Woodward. 1t
decided that all Communications relating To the
military be referred 10 the commanding officers and as
70 the Fire Department. that they be sent TO Chief
Engineer PeIley Grand Army of tic Republic, Col,
Marshal No 62 East Fifty-seyeDt st. Army and Navy
OF the Gulf ana Society 0i The Army Of the Potomac,
George II. Sharpe, u. S. Marshal The Committee ap-
pointed TO 60 TO Portsmouth to bring the remains Of
the Admiral t0 consist Of the Committee Of Arrange
OF the Common Council and representatives Of the
Military order Of the LOYAL Legion Rear Admiral
Bailey Paymaster Cunningham, and Maiortien. Chas.
X. Graham, u. 8. Volunteers This Committee left last
evening for Portsmouth
The Aldermen Of Brooklyn yesterday directed the
public Offices TO be closed, and the flags placed AZ half
mast, on Friday next, mark of respect to the late
Admiral FarIagut.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
POLICE MATTERS.

Commissioner Manierre, who returned from
Europe on Saturday listened to 80 complaints against
policemen Yesterday The Of Patroman Thomas
oDonne OF the Eighth Precinct charged with ntoxica-
ton was referred to the full Board The same disposi-
ton was made Of the charge against Paroman Hoyt OF
tho sixteenth Precinct who accused OF refusing 10
arrest drunken man. the ground that he was harm
less and inohcnsve fellow and was on bis way home.
Grand Roundsman Stutsburg was charged WIN sleephg
i'm q Grand and FOrtysecOnd-st car by exOincer C0A,
supported by the testimony OF Par0man COttreh ihe
grand roundsman disprOyed the charge by showing that
he was not in the at the time alleged ana shOWeu
also that the complaint made in spirit OF revenge
The case was dismissed.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
CITY GOVERNMENT.

The Board of Aldermen met at p. IN. yes
terday and slid remonstrance from Mr. Augustn
DAILY against lcenhg ticket spectators The President
announced that members must hand in their lists Of poll
ing places by tomorrow Thursday and the Board
then adjourned.
President Gavin in the chair and adopted ordinance
in favor Of authorizing the issue Of city stock for the
purpose Of Raising funds TO establish observatory &c
III the Central Park to change the name OF LauTcnsst
% South Fithave.; to pave with Pelian pavement
Twenty ylfhs from the sixth-avc. 20 the North River,
and also Nnth-aVc, from Thrty yfOur-st 10 Forty fifth
st. liking The salary OF the Office messenger IN the office
OF the Clerk OF the Common Council at the rate
which IL now paid to the assistant messenger OF the
Board Of Aldermen
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
BROOKLYN BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
he BrnOklYn Rnard OF Abdomen rcgl

IC IIUUNIN1 IlUdIW UT 4iI'I'I HUI To ITITIII
their regular meetings yesterday afternoon Alderman
Bergen, the President, In the chair.
long communication was received from Mayor Kalb-
eiscb calling attention tO the large and increasing State
debt which was TIE 3Oth Of jane last, after deductng
the amount OF money in the Sinking Fund.- according TO
the statement OF Mr. Ross S2J 7267 the city proportion
OF the debt of the included In the above 49,
973,375; since June for various
purposes S42OO0; requsitiOn from Water Board, $780,
OO fourth insalment subscription 10 bridge, to be
paid October 10, S30OOOO aud have, the present In
debtedness OF the city, s297l0746 Some portion Of this
Will be met by collections from local improvements, but
new Onns are constantly making for various purposes
vastly Ia excess of the moneys collected account Of
those improvements In addition w Tue nearly $4,000 90
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
Knr P McID Daniel Dbtc James BurLe Pr'nl hudson

Kncr P McIne Daniel Bhrhe James BurE and Prank Hudson
and ~ ile seafarc. .o, A., -.
PROI LYEFPOOI-In steamship Nev1d', Scl -h f@s Or -
Weeks T. weeks Mr M MaGry, Jamcs T. Nerry W e'
Mira D. Ureo Mr. 81 Drcce nri ruTse Jdc ahe1 toofe ' r.
lIifs Sarah Iod to Roy. Fefir olrn TO- fon alu W q
j. NJ n0nuel NrL NJ iiscraly, Dr. ". J. Cronc NS ~ "en
sfr Carles n II4r-on Mr. Cherries j. yri Gco NJ lianHs
!. Rhodcs James HAIRY. Mrs H. hnny' .Ti''' - ~
Magry Mss.r J. MARI Msticr John Z. MNft'
hss mau. - Ma B. MaTTr aFG mrs r. "n' e. - ss5
Mics Flla Juic. Capt. g. J. Harley, Ms ~ lf 80 ~ o.
man. hrs james Cle5cman. g. Chc'ouuan H. Caa % On
Meir Mr Komptor Mira. a. 2. Jc tIg, DE- T. i'f ~ a.,
Ford Jas L. ean1rI Ivi harteics The R.v j. luie Fi M
Fannie NJ smith b. sni nurse sud % in ine sic,sss'
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
DEPARTURE or FoGGIGY MAILS.
TUESDAY, SEPT. n.
No steamship Mails

NO sItlh5lp Malh
49,, WEDNESDAY sEPr. 2s.
Idaho. irul Pier No -. =, an. e.l
No Supplementary Mail ~ " INV " Wv
,, THURSDAY. sKrr 90
'p huI"Pe va Queenstown and Liverpool steamship
No Supplementary ~ - ' ' ~ ~ 49, = -~
Mails 70, hsvnA and Indies per steamship Missouri
H1h w ~" ~ n eoss al Steamship sails O'Clock
-. ~ w H. per steamship San Pantiseo Pior No 20
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
Corporation Notices.

CUPREME C0URT.-In the matter of tho
- app VI the De- Public PARKS for art behalf q
the Hayor Aldermen, aGl COMMONLY Of tie Gig Of New YEA I
tive 10 - z -
NINETT-FlRST STREET,
Eighth oa Dive and from Twelfth aeaos
10 tie Ha!soI River,
IN THE CITY OF NETWORK.
Department Of Psbc PARKS in the name and IN behalf Of he
Aldermen and Coamo atty the City OF NegYo pl 70
Legislature o the People Of the SAFE of New loh
titled An Act relative to the and duties Of he Comm ol u
the Central Park passed Apn fh 5 ami the Act enutd" A
alter the plan Of certain portions Of The C o Ne Ycrf.
laying ami improvement Oft sane passed April 2iib,
1851 hereby give not tha! they intend 70 sp tie supreme SoEt
special
Of sad be held before the Honorable CEoEG8 c. BAS.p.
Justice in the New Courouse the CITY s in the City of hev
YORK the October Ss0 e opening d
Day greater Counsel eau be heard thereon.
for appointment Commissioner Of Estimate and ASSESSMENT tbs
ab0eent mater TIA, tie ItuIe and extent Of ne improvement
hereby intended the opening u lel from gath
Drive, sll Twelfth 3 The Hulsoa
River l cut by the Comm Of lie Central iltt the Cy
Of New York. RICHARD O6OkMAN,
Counsel to tie Corporation
Dated Ne~ York September 10Th 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
THE BOOR TR1DE.
TIE TRADE sALEs-cLosr;G DAYS.


To-day the Messrs Leavitt & Srebeigh ex-
pec to finish the sales OF books, &C., which have been
I'm proCress for the past ten days at their auction rooms
in Clinton Hall. The sales pronounced great sue
cess and it is understood il never before, that they
are permanently established The attendance OF buyers
has been unexpectedly well sustained from first to last
and auctoneers contributors and buyers appear to be
equally well satisfied. The buyers have represented
almost every section Of the country; and their generally
large investments indicated very encouraging growth
stantia editions or standard works nave comuahGed
better prices than has ever been known before az De
similar sales The English publishers have Forwarded
large invoices to the sales, and with Few exceptions
their books have brGaght prices cGfTespoHdang ag 10
| The exceptions have been III the ease ,i, + oi
American public as represented by the book merchants,
does not yet demand editions which prepared in so
eSg eHG cE RPd i e5Pfm Ten a m r5dc sales safe n m Tedc Is
doubtless aaoious; for the classes which can afford 20
purchase the valuable editions OF standard works
Undoubtedly provide their libraries with them as lib
orally do the Weather people of any other country
The last invoices on the catalogue when WIN pe sou
today closing the sales those Of Alexander Murray
& sou Of London; Provost Co. Of London; Ward Lock
Tyler, Warwick House, Patcrnosterr9w -. GnaIlch,
! Chapman Hall, Picadilly London; Edward Luinley,
No 5li Oxfordst, London; william j. Allison successor
No q Nassaust II. wood, ir. (chrOmosl; \. J.. Ban
envelopcs) and J2mes b. smith Co blank booksli ana
! stereotype plates from W. A. Townsend q Adams, j. W.
| BOughton, and Edward Lunley.
SALE or PRIVATE COLLECTION
The library OF Col BrantzMayer Of Baltimore, together
with fine collection Of miscellaneous works in various
departments OF literature is catalogued by the Messrs.
Bangs, Merwin Company, in neat volume Of 200
pages and Is now selling at auction in their No.
G9l Broadway The attendance yesterday very good
and will undoubtedly improve, The strong attraction
being the collection OF that old Maryland gentleman,
Col. Mayer
Among notable books sold yesterday (sales beginning
at D. m) were Martin haius Globe, and an Essay Of
Humboldt; Mrs. Anne Brddstrects Rare Old Poems
GC7s Boston) S1l2 5O Lord ByrOn's works, 81 %
Charlevox's History Of New France, SIC; Columbian
MhgaZlne. So
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
o. already incurred laws have been passed.
authorizing further increase Of the Issue OF bonds for
Milling IN nrl.n............

Assessment Fund Bonds for opening paving, and re-
paving streets, unlimited.
The Communication was ordered printed The 1Ean-
cial condition the city is shown by tile following re
mort OF the Examination Committee They state that
they were refused any information by the Controller
and found the affairs Of his Office in demoralzed con
dtion absolutely without hcad
INDEBTEDNESS JrsE 30, l8I0
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
Sales bp Cation

DY BANGS ,frHl,5yyIyy, n HlT5yy 4sa.oa.er
- 'Ssss Of BOOKS Wos, Ar P5el oo' ~, oVI.
nocV rrp %,'i ~ LLrtyrTl huc,a,,sr.
kbGEfIn4 t,t...AI traAIbH SALE ROOMS. CLIFTON
o. ooA4,Ls1A 6'le1so LiBG,as,' o., - @ ~ 'H
RY JOHN y. DRAPER & Co. br,t;.,'oa., '-D
ROAD CoMrANt tIHts1 '" hAD Who ERs RAIL
Mn. O3,ocD TINS scRiST0y coI
- "''s' pace tAhUEb SLOAN P,.n, Pn ~ %
MORTGAGE SALE.-JACOB BOGApr A.
lfA torccr-B, virtue ~ for closure n Cl,I ~ Ahc-
81 % public Glcl0l THIS baH % 70 ocork a. No it fh
Brooklyn, Efgen Dtrc. a tn Ciatsh ON r lag htss
room iarliufc. beihng ainIgl lc uers esoe e. 1919 an ra
Be-. JOHN CON- FIi. Aiorrel lor r1s,.11.fs' s.s,1.fs'
rNHOS. GAFFNEY, Auctionccr Ofco n
Cham. crsft VII SBJ TiiI7 DAY, ,t,Ik o-r,t coon V
sEi FlAIUhh5 Of tie staurart aIJ bakery, 55 Eu's a -
IOsiT, 80 m lO.. - As
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
E.iualions t0alic0--.femalts

A YOUNG LADY, competent to teach tbs
fre ch, De- .cs si. boi SIsIuhG GOtElNE5s ApeTW
20 West Ih.lL -sec,ri-sa ~
A VISITING GOEERNESS, oypolicUce1 in
IA tesch'r cher Eaguh trtHcle Psts' 20 Ta t pf
MS Riar1 to city pair'n5 hd4fas Liza 81 W,at I ,o E
A LADY Of experience desires p pC. ton d,
N GOYEhNE's 70 mall c ~ n 10 t,s4 hr. "a Hr & n "A
Supervise g.nicrens ome. No ohec 80, hl.W. Al
dres1 s. T. H., in.one Olrt
PRESIDENT or DAILY GOYEPSFsS-5
Az Lrsi,h liy yho tacs L-s 3d. Frnea G.rasa .al 81
haeI'hse keV D.: hoR,t Aicfss A.. 90 Wi'nns Room
VulE HOUSEHOLD.-A widow lndy (kmrr.
n ical Of e4n met l-a 81 &C l1 abc clr boz, LA
o. genin1n n maHfgcreli Of obi sa. or n fc- yssy
elO TO entertain h5 notice Poqs fglsss Al... r. T5r
No ,iD n. y. Po,tOtoc
A GREAT number Of frst-class SERVANTS
| Dir. lOkkSTONS, - D.ascters.,
FIRST I-CLASS FEMALE SERVANTS sup
pLI by PIECE Co.. o boalis -g.ccn C.lerhors "A
3htF 1'c"o1s run AHefc-ni, L-8 hcJc Gcrr1r t~e.
GOOD German female SERVANTS constantly
~ To ie fouuia II - ILD5 CBRAN lh5II ~ A. lz1 ho
be.Neen ity.ngoa and Stanton.
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable
" an. trltsorthy alty 90 De- ri % sfl Size lDH-
| GTTUATI0NS WANTED Tor 50 GIRLS, iust
~ lnd lFscass laie tl.F Lag d. foJ Do Crrs ari
owotes-a very cabe css Of p.ror -ra.t 80 ID dEs
WET NURSE rs and male and female NURSES,
w with ferefe AL eHpsge1e. oo1iary ie h-l q
LOUIS Nine. HANsLSS NURSE A0ENCI - s1l-t rear
Bosery.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
PASSENGERS 1RRTVFD.

thlh h.la seamahip Herman livingston Sept 20
N L. ~ il'' hIs A. j. HeinOd Ass e. u. Dyke. H. MolBa.
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professional Noilrss.

~ II. HAMMOND, VI. ID. Prof, 232 5Oh-St., cast
~. of3aye NERVOUS DEBILITY Urinary Ska Desscs
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
TIE COURTS.

SUPREME COUKT-GESERAL TERM
This Court will meet to-day to hear non
enumerated mOtiOnss
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
NATIONAL LINE.

NATIONAL LINE.
STEAM To LIyERpOOL AND QUEENSTOWN,
From Pier Ne. a., North River
THE QUEEN, Thomson. .SA lURDAN, OciCr l. a9e.m-
HELYErIA, SATURDAY, October a. o.
Liverpool Queenstown cabin SIS
% Prepaid SteerFe Liverpool QuecusiOgu, LOni)nd
. GlaAsOW, SJl currency.
TO LONDON DIRECT.
EN, September % at 9:3)
CABIN pa lse f6j and 47j eeraye, o. payable cur'3
Passengers booked 10 Paris reduced 1ratCs Frr further particulars
appiJ AZ the Companys Office No. ~ DrUalaay.
p. ". j. HURST, Manager
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27

MINIATURE ALMANAC -o
spp se. ~ $50 San fcts $50 Moon rcts.' ~
Sandy Hook go 9:29 Cows Island 1913 Hell Gate ''lZV1
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
Gelp Uante0.

DOOK AGENTS WANTED
i FyR
JOHN B. COUGHS AUTOBIOGRAPHY
TIE selling and popular boos tee the peo We
would cal The attention e. eay Of cEPe.clceI b. Ills
E1uye territory given and salary paid 20 tae VITO Ir age
commission. For particulars a.4ress the publisher
BILL NICHOLS O. Co, Slnnsfeh, Mas.
Z AIDES desiring frst-Class SEWING Ma
IL CHINE eay monthly n5aents VII ePll 23l Boss'y.
dtEGA PER MONTH and expenses will be
tD w paid by leading Life Iusrrlnce Company for HASis
app0ilt unes having clua. c-e
confidence success aad good References Ecei apply AiES o.
Box %.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
Gitaation0 Uan!e0 MaItg.

A GENTLEMAN Of European collegiate Cdu-
IN on well versd English Cer an, rcl-I an iIaH, 10
EMPLOYMENT Terms molerite, sitA Without 0oar Al
dre1s q. r., Tribune Ofce
A YOUNG cOlOrcd man wants a situation IA
"a groom ald COaCHMAN; A good c;y GIiser C-n 9e
year lat eap2 Address or two Box "a
Tribune Office.
GARDENERs SITUATION WANTED by a
~ married ci) WLo understands the proper ul7ni u
gre uhouse plants. good grape ld vegetable go8e oi refer
Inquire address J. c., Brtgemans seesio 90 bas
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
ili6cellaiIeons.

GOKE, SO 80 per chaldrOn, delivered, best
" quhty large reduction shippers from MAMMAL GAs
WORKS. Pi eenih-st aud AycBue g. LshlIi.
4 or of excellent JOB CASES (Sec0nd hanD,
h for SALE. MANTBDAs and other JOB tn an Hand
PRtSSEj, large sire YARnERBORGH WILLS 20, ls Duh
MOURNING BADGES, Bali Badges, R0settes
WI ofe,rry style at cv prices Tor Committees iage. t-eifieI
Political Meetings tho old established house OF NJ j. DRl
MoED, JJl Ganlst
NEW YORK FLOBR MARKET.--Ghe NEW
~ YORK FAMILY FLOUR Co.. Ba"hyst, have eluccd ne
They The cheapest anL grades Of Flour IN Ih market deliver
ifce, snd gsaIantee every oafreL
V'O FARMERS.-For SALE, EMPTY CASKS
and BARRELS hl elder Aal OLD FLOUR BARRKS for apples
By
a. II. BRIGGS,
81 GuTCRa-SLIP. n. Y.
V'0 PRlNTERS.-FOR SALE cheap. IN Qu.n-
u tla .sI. gtHlls LhANlEE l,' lr ttNlyH,'.' L-
Agate al ilI lid in Ale J. g. cjuLAi - Fulton
~. n l
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27

There recently arrived at Munich two can.
tured cannon gaiy decorated with garlands OF no,yer
one Of them Wa addr sod to King Ludwig II - ana
the OtngF IO'thc Queen HGlLer" - anu