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MEDICAL.


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Whose suferinps have bsen nrotracted from hidden
render existence DESIRABLE, Ii YOU are suffering or
| have suffered from involuntary DISCHARGES What Of.
| feet does it produce on your general health? Do
you feel weak debtated, easily tired? Does little
extra exeron produce papitation OF the heart? Does
your liver or urinary organs or your kidneys, tre-
quently get out order? Is your urine sometimes
thick, milky or ocky or is it ropy on tettingq Or
does thick scum rise to the top? Or is a sediment
the bottom after it has stood awhile? Do YOU have
spells OF short breathing or dyspepsia? Are your
bowels constipated? Do YOU have spells Of fantinp
| or rushes of blood to the head? Is YOUR memory
| impaired? Il your mind constantly DWELLING on
this subject. Do You feel dull, Kstless, moping,
tired of company, of life? Do you wish to be lett
alone, to get away fiom everybody? Does any little
thing make you start or jump? Is your sleep broken
or restless? Is the lrstre of your eye brilliant?
The bloom on your cheek as bright? Do you enjoy
yourself in society well? Do you pursue your bu.i-
ness with the same energy? Do you feel as much
confidence in yourself? Are your spirits duh and
tagging, given to fits of melancholy? II SO do not
lay it to your liver OF dyspepsia Have you restless
nights? Your back weak, your knees weak, and have
but little Appetite and you attribute this to dyspep-
STA OF liver complaint?
cured and sexual excesses are all capable of produce
ing weakness OF the peneratiye Dreams The organs
Of generation when in ner feet health male tho man
Did you ever think that those bold, defiant eper-
| getic, peIstvelinp, successful lusiness. men ar
always those whose gene alive organs are in perfect
health? You never hear such men complain of be-
ing melancholy, OF nervousness, of palpitation of
the heart. They are never afraid they cannot sue
coed in business; they don't become sad and dis
couraged, they always polite and pleasant in
the company of ladies, and look you and them right
in the face-none Of your downeast looks or any
other meanness about them. do not mean those
VINO Keep the organs inflated by running to excess.
inese VIII not only ruin their constitutions, but also
tnose tney 90 business with or for
How many men, from badly cured diseases, fiom
the effects of self-abuse and excesses have brought
'ht state oil weakness in those organs that has
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In 81. domingo, three months ago, crew SICK pro
ceeded to sea: Fourteen days out, buried the Cap
tain; most of the crew unfit Tor duty; succeeded in
getting the vessel into Boston, all the hands went to
fit. l came to Portland, and was cured with The
University Medicine IN IS hours. Wv
n. WALSH, First Officer OF Erig Koo-Doo.
Portland January 90, 1870.
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TO L b z.

s4IHE brick store corner OF Commercial and Frank
4 lin streets. lately occupied by Messrs. Donnel &
Greedy. Possession given Immediately. Inquire OF
A. q s L. SPkING,
apr1 I'm II Exchange ST., over Ocean ms. Co.
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To Let.
E,1RST class Store and Offices on Exchange Street
Il between Middle and Fore Streets. Apply to
w. II, ANDERSON,
at Office OF Nathan Webb, Esq, No, 80 Exchange
otreet. dec30dtf
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To Let.

THE spacious chambers in the second story of our
admirably adapted for rst-class Tailoring estab-
lshment. Possession given at once. For terms ap-
ply to MARRETT, POOR g. CO.,
apr12tf 80 Middlc street.
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For Halifax, Nova Scotia.
EamarlSCOltd q WdIuOD0rO
First "Trip COmmeDcing April 2.

The Steamer CHAS. HOUGH-
oss~s-~1M TON, Capt. Winchenbacb, Master,
n n .[kkN\ will leave Railroad Wharf, foot OF
1zkaE4j5e5izSC State street, every Saturday, at
A. NJ. for Damariscotta, and every
Wednesday at 6 A. M. for Waldoboro', touching at
intermediate landings.
Returning will leave Damariscetta every Monday
at o'clock A NJ, and Waldoboro every Friday at
O'clock A NJ.
For further particulars inquire of
HARRIS, ATWOOD & CO,
mr23dtf 145 Commercial st.
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CTORES on corner of Pearl and Cumberland sts.,
~ fitted up in good style for Apothecary Dry Goods
or Millinery business, with cemented cellars and
water conveniences.
Also, Houses on Pearl st., and Cumberland Ter
ance of pure hard and soft water Now ready for &C.
cupancy. Apply TO
u. L. FARMER.
aug6dtf Al Danforth street.
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To Rent.

ItHE desirab BILE house with 10 of land in Cape
Il Elizabeth, known as Cliff Coitage. The house
has been thoroughly repaired, painted and papered
VIII be let to good tenant Tor two years. For
terms &C., inquire of JOHN. g. PROCTOR,
april leod3w Real Esta tie Broker, 90 Exchange st.
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TO LET.

CTORAGE and Wharfage op Custom House
~ Wharf, Apply TO LYNCH. BARKER a. Co.,
ocl6tf 1879 Commercial st.
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nave been afflicted for twenty years with Chronic
medical treatment. without benefit. Ten DAYS AGO.
commenced taking the University Medicines. and
can truly say, it has been more benefit to me tha
an other treatment l ever received. MY place ofbu
siness is 1877 Pearl street. shall be pleased IN an
swer all inquiries. JOHN TURNER sA
Portland Jan. "a. 1870
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STEAMERS.
INSIDE LINE TO BANGOR,
FIRST TRIP OF THE SEASON.

Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND
S William e. DennisoD. Master, win
<La&Agleave Railroad Wharf foot OF State St.,
E1zxSzzevery MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY Evening at 10 o'clock commencing the
18th inst) for Bangor, touching at Rockland, Cam
den, Belfast Searsport, Sandy Point Bucksport,
Winterport and Hampdeu.
Returning, Will leave Bangor, every MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, morning at O'Clock
teuching at the above named landings.
For further particulars inquire ofROSS 81 STUR-
DIVANT. 179 Commercial ST., or
CYRUS STURDIVANT, General Agent
Portland April 6, 1870. dti
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Vessels Wanted.
Wanted !
RENT WANTED!

A LIGHT JIGGER, tor one horse. Enquire o.
"A j. G. PETTENGILL,
ap6dtf Near The foot of c,ross ct
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For some fifteen days, my family has been using
the University Medicines with the most gratifying
results. My vile is fast recovering from Chronic
was so affected with catarrh that her breath was We
ry offensive. In two days she was entirely released
OF the odious smell, and have no doubt in short
time will be enterely tree of the disease
Mr.: d. STILLINGS, No. 6 Alder Street,
Portland, January "a, 1870 "'0''''
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City of Portland.
IN BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN,
April 1, 1870. I
ORDERED. That notice be given by the publiica-
" ton OF this Order in two daily papers seven
days to all parties interested in the proposed
State Deering and Nellen streets; that this b. ard
will hear all such parties the eighteenth day OF
April instant, at eight O'Clock P. NJ at the Alder
ascertain and assess said assessments.
Read and passed.
Attest: H I.ROBINSON, City Clerk.
A true copy.
7tap6 Atiest:-H l. ROBINS IN, City Clerk.
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To Let.

To Let.
ENOUR or Eve rooms in house No. 10 Atlantic St.
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HENDERSON d STAPLES.
$50 Congress Street, Portland, Maine.
Read the Following

IIcstU tHc EO0OWIHs
A certificate for the benefit of the afflicted
For twenty-five years bad suffered with Scrot-
ular and Salt Rheum, Tor Tetter) Have paid out
hundreds of dollars, and been treated by several
hrst-class PLY sicians, without benefit. Some four
weeks ago, commenced using the University Med
c1nes. Al the time my forehead and head were
covered with sores and scaliness of tue skin; also
my tongue was covered with small Ulcers. am to-
day Tree from all the above troubles, and can most
heartily recommend these medicines to the afflicted
S. Q. MUNSEY, 81 Chestnut Street.
Portland, Jan, "A, 1870,
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PREVENTION OF GAMBLING.

The Messrs. II. II. West and Henry Galway
the officers Of the Society for the Prevention OF
who had remained incarcerated at the Jefferson Nho'
Prison since their arrest Friday evening as'' "eie
liberated on Monday afternoon through the Kindness "
Jamea Russell residing at No 20s East Eleventh ST.
appeared before Justice Cox, after Justice snnuoy
retired from the bench and signed bail pohns " no
amount Of 1850 each their appearance Tor t a no
Court OF General Sessions
vo,tor1ov afternoon Charles G.. Gottschas applreu
800 irtiee Sbandey at the Jefferson Market Ituco
Court and made the following affidavit , ~
go Coiniy YOrk-ChIrbs CoHsrhis hgt y" ~
Jnry Galrav PresonChares O. GottschaS o. NOS -
"a . 1,n.dwsy being duly depoes nd sas that ~ me ~
an or about 9th OF May last he Defendants hi'y
n btrrng this deponnt with being gambler with eqnenng
h, bones End r being associate Of thieves and depuahe
that at the time OF SAID pnbca uoh me
on sss an enry clerk for Hecht Brothers Of said cyi
fha s1 aeenasnis composed swdng false preenss Rbng
society sy pGba TO tine employees ths deponth Tor
he rass obtnng from deponsl employers the sun OF 10
us dponnt that said defendants be arrested and
L. j. SHlSDLBY, Police Justice
Upon this affidavit, warrants were Immediately Issued
for OF West and Galway Counsel said that
Mr. Goschalk could prove his entire Innocence OF the
charge brought against Lin by the society," and that MS
employers had such conrde In his veracity that tne
lad continued him I'm THEN employ Counsel also stated
that letters asking money by the Prevention OF Gambling
Society from the Messrs Hecht would be produced III
Court pon trial. Counsel further stated That over 20
OF similar nature would be brought against the
officers Of the Society.
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THE RAILROAD WAR.
ERIEs RAID ON THE DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA
AND WESTERN RoAD-FIsK AND GOULD'S
LAST "sToCKD SPECULATION.

ERIE's RAID ON THE DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA
AND WESTERN RoAD-FIsK AND GoULD'S
LAST "sToCK" SPECULATION.
The managers of Erie announce that they
have determined to the offensive and crush, IL
possible the oppressive roads which Erie complains are
continually encrOachng upon her rights. Gould and
Fisk claim to have been patient and suffering doing
only what necessary to defend and protect their
road but now they have sailed forth prepared TO do
battle with ali they deem their foes
The first attack was on the Delaware, Iackawanpa
and Road Saturday last the reasons assigned
for which may be briefly stated. In 1852 ran short
Of money, and applied to Mr. Edwin A. Stevens Of
Hoboken for a loan Mr.. Stevens advanced $4,000 at
90 cents the dollar and, further consideration
therefor demanded of the Erie Road the right 70 run the
trains a road he was then building from Hoboken
Ferry east side of the Hackensack River where
connected with the New-Jersey Railroad running 10
Newark, through the Bergen tunnel To this demand
/ Erie acceded, and contract drawn limiting the
right TO this particular road Subsequently, and before
completing his road Hackensac Mr. Stevens sold his
charter 10 the Morris and Essex, now the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Road which, instead OF com
pleng the line contemplated by the contract built their
present road running their trains through the tunnel
they contend virtue of the contract assigned them by
Stevens The of Erie claim TO have
nzed that right inasmuch all the OF the agree
ment had not been complied WITH and have always in
sisted that the Morris and Essex and the succeeding
Delaware Laeka and Western Road shall pay the
rates and tolls fixed by the law OF NewJersey passed
March 4, 1853, which made the tunnel public highway
open TO all railroads but for the Of which they must
pay Erie R cents per and u cents per tun of
freight transported In accordance with this act the
President Of the Erie Road did the 18th a this month
demand Of the President Of the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western R0adan account OF the number OF passen-
gers and amount Of freight which have passed through
the tunnel the trains OF the latter since the track
laid there. No response 10 this demand has yet been
received at the Erie Office but the Directors Of the Della
ware Lackawanna and Western line object thereto still
they say they win submit the matter 10 arbitration
abide by the decision Of some court Of competent jnrs
/ dictOu.
Another provision of the act Of 1855 that all trains
other lines shall be started conducted aud run that
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TIE COURTS.
TINTED STATES EASTERN DISTRICT COURT.


DecisOps-By Judge Benedict.-Jac0b Loril-
lard aRt The Steamship Santiago de Cuba, her tackle.
&c. Henry Lyles agt. The same; Edward Z, Murphy
ag Tie same and Jacob LOriard The North American
Steamship Company agt. Jacob Lorard.-These actions
have erisen out OF collision which occurred on s'lah
Inlet the night OF Feb l. 1870 between the steamship
Santiago de Cuba large steamer bound from Havre 10
New York and the Brunette propeller, bound from
New York 10 Philadelphia. The cases were urea To-
gether and the Court called on to determine by
whose neglect IL was caused
After lengthy review OF the testimony the court en-
tered the following decree
In the action OF Edward c. Murphy, lbelant let the
libel against the of the Brunette be dismissed,
and decree entered against the Santiago de Cuba.
In the actions Of Henry Lyes and Others ana OF JACOB
oriard &C. let the DEGREES be for the belant5 ana I'D
the action Of the North American steamship Company
Let the libel be dismissed.
Geo Place ct al agt. The Steamboat City Of Norrch, dc.
The only OF the questions sought To be raised by the
exceptions in these causes, which ia now open IN TINS
Court Is whether the portion Of the receipt given by the
carrier upon the shipment Of the goods lost and put III
evidence by the lbeants, which states No package
lost damaged, or stolen, to be deemed OF
greater value than $780, unless specially re-
ceipted for a greater valuation" can be elective
TO limit the amount Of the recovery in these
actions My opinion that the word referred to cannot
be effective to limit the OF the nDelants IN case
this It has been decided that the loss OF these goods
arose from actual negligence the part OF the carriers
receipts effective to exempt from liability caused by
actual negligence, apply to the portion OF the receipt in
question well TO other part To permit carriers
to limitation to the amount OF their Liability for
their negligence is in effect u permit them 10
themselves from such liability Every consdera
tOn of public policy which applies in the case
equally applicable in the other The exceptions there
fore, must be oyerruled and the reports confirmed.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
une 20.
PORT OF NETWORK

PORT NEW-YORK. June ~
CLEARED.
b GPipa Ann Ella Rchari. Phiaiepb; Fanita Free
man Phl,dela Virgo, Buckley savannah; washington W Wn
Phladeiphai Nereus. Bearse Bosson
H" Fo AHT sal h asas w. GA
mats1s Ws1 Danish Princess sOP"iiA
E s,.. pS otjG GTSd HAVANA
sehis A. Pierce Poole Salem; o G. Aeken Hobbie Stamford
c. we RaSq Eissbhoor, Moonlight Bradford Calais
serD Russia Lott Liverpool jane 49, Queenstown June 49, md
steamship Alaska Cray Apnv June IT, treasure mails mdse and
Steamship Henry Cbaunccg, Marry Aspnra June 49, mdse pass,
SamT Tybee Delaney Domingo City June 90 SANTANA Bay 81
steamship Champion Lockwood Charleston, mdse and pass
Steamship san JicntO. ATKINS, Navannah mdse and pass
Ship Gen Chnern Alexander days. With cargo Of cotton Of
Bark rslm Saa' BIsori Rio Janeo - DAYS coffee
Bark Yankee. Joc.eus. Santos 80 days, coffee.
B BsTs Re 6l Be SiH ;sI, a %S os
Bark Freeman Degr Fletcher Glasgow M Ma 8 mdse;
BIZ Union Star Merriam Windsor n g. days plaster
H Has P PSo co Cow a Ba e g. d Ss agar
Fee if f T. cfaa d5f Pet isI %d.er DAYS plaster
sI Blake oFsa 81 John John. n Il b g.. day. timber
scHooSERs-ETER AND ooAsTwrsz
Chs P5 Heath E Bi5s2[ Ma Sp Ds f Bsar
Isase Anderson, EnnbethpOrt Falcon. EiIshhehpor
]. Robinson Elzale,hp0t. Metamoa, blzabethport
Rmily Ellahethport J. McCloeky Blabethpot-
Hanae Westbfool Ea5aihpo S p Gcivin ElnbethpOrt
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosToS. Juue 29-Arvel bark Kliock Gray from Calcutta
FRayCIscO June Ayed ships Sayernake and Martha Ride
out from Newcastle \. s. W.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN 28he steamship Tpoh from NewYork for
Liverpool arrived here at O'Clock this morning. landed passengers and
prOceeded -.
SOUTHAMPTON, Jnne 2The steamship Leipzig from Baltimore,
arrived here al 4 o'clock this morning
IoNDoNDgRY 2The steamship Austrian from Quebec for
Liverpool touched here late yesterday afternoon All we'll
SPOKEN.
Ship CuldyaOr from Liverpool for NewYOrk, jane H. lat 49,
Ion RIG ~
Ship jeremiah Thompson from NeSYOrk for San Francisco May %,
ship STaos from YewYo for San Francisco May 90 LAT 81 d N.
lon 4l.3 W =. u..~,
Ship Palmer from HewYOrk for Hong Kong May g. lat Is NJ
Ion 36.i9 W.
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CRIMINAL.

At the Jefferson Market Police Court yester-
day before Justice shandley, Mary f. North residing at
No. 65 West Twelfth-st, made complaint against
her servant, Margaret Mcdonald. charging, her with
stealing Thursday last s273. Margaret denies the
charge but is committed in default OF $1,000 bail to
answer At General Sessions.
Mr.. G. S. Brandes appeared before Justice
Iedwith the Essex Market Police Court and related
story ofthe grievances he had endured He said that
he was walking along East Broadway ut the corner OF
Rugenst., he saw Abraham tireentha, Isaac Lorenz,
Levi ISyitirus and another He Greenthal assault
Iorenz who appeared TO be foreigner Brandes said
that heintsrfcred at the request Of Lorenz and pro-
ceededon TO Essexst where he met officer No 1902, To
whom Ae related the assault and asked him To arrest
Greenrlal When hearing this, Greentha renewed his
assault on IorenZ and attacked Brandes. The officer
refused TO interfere, he said Levtcus was Deputy
Sheriff and Greenthal In his custody. Brandcs then
gdmtance. Justice Ledwith, after hearing the case,
thought II was too trivial an oifensc TO issue warrant
prefeTng to leave the matter TO the disposition OF the
civil authorities
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DEP4RTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY JryR %.

WEDNESDAY JCNR 90
Mails per steamship Ran from Pier No % " r. close
. the Post Once at p m. . 49,
Mails for Rqpe via Queenstown and Liverpool per steamship Min
u.ots from Pier rs K close the PosOfce at II m supple
renary Mail r p letters only made at Pier No. i6NR and closes
AZ O'Clock p. m 80
Mails Europe Queenstown and Liverpool steamship arfa
book Jersey CIV close the PosOce ut II NJ. Supple
ienAry Mail for paid letters only made on Dock jersey City and
tosed 81 leo =.
Mails via Bremen, steamship Hasa foot
1Thlrs Hoboken close the Post Once At II No supplement
kryM Mail. Steamship sails at 2 p m. .
Mails for Havana Indie. per steamship Columbia from
her No. AN r. close at 2 p. M Steamship sails at p.
FRIDAY, JuLY l.
Mails M Honolulu Australia and NesZend will be sent from San
10th Of each month Al a matter must be prepaid
cents per half ounce papers cents eaeh books &c cents
Der ounce via San Francisco and mall In New York
,bout lst "a Of each mouth.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM sAyAsyAH-In steamship Jacnio JUNE PIP Gard
ner wife Aai child Walsh A. Cohen, Mrs j. h hoAs Mrs fhe'
gsr T. Wilbur Mrs Wilbur aud childrsn Miss VI g. Reeve
Caef and Sr Hsgkns aud vile, Menar and VILE Miss
Annie Holmes, Mrs welsan, Mrs Cemtnee Meek g.
Comp H. l. Baekus NJ g. Parkus A. McNeiyi A. sehWarI d.
GArdser JAs Anlrexs Mira CONtn MIA Husse MISS l Miss
Rscher J. MAnon G. Holmes H. Bpokes g. bI9SAS r. Doale
H. HanlSAy an. ,
Psaks n Irrea NJ Mrs r. A. Jegiu aud children n hte'
ling b. Hahn Mis- g. g. humitrad Mira G. g. Mhewsn, Mfs H.
Hs,..n ami children Waner wife aud ch ". u. Wells j. u.
Moor Charles Qnental sss Marshall Nd servant T. TAILOR aud WIFE,
W. Wooiman. children, D. NJ. Allen, D. g BAL Mrs T.
W Mira NJ L. ball Mss Cohen 3 has.l SIG hlnas
Mn. ). A, kaufman, D. g compton, Miss H. ~
stone Ball Mss NJ. Buttrck, n thsstn VA" and cHl I'D
Dammius. si. children nunc Ms. tiui Miss FISHER Mn
aelsI .1d l Ma nookei W. A. LaWgOa N. Le'es Rev J.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Before Commissioner OsbOrn.-EOrging q
Money! Order-Harry " S. Seymour held for exami
in 900 bail yesterday, the charge OF having
rged the names of l. Young, Son Co. to money
order
Before Commissioner Shields.-PssSing Counterfeit
Monev.-John Feeney and H. Barrett were brought be
fore the Commissioner yesterday charge, preferred
by Jacob King OF Delanceyst, OF passing counterfeit
q bin upon him. The accused entered Kings lager beer
saloon and rendered bill in payment for two glasses
OF liquor ordered by them. Suspectng lis nature, King
called In an officer who searched the prisoners and
found another bill the kind and Tor the same
amount They committed for examination in de-
fault OF s. 600 bail each
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ing the honor Of her child and sold 1t for ucre
and closed by askng for conviction. a., n
The Recorder made an impartial charge and, aiteI
deberation OF nearly half an hour the Jury nGeSous
weapon with an intent to do bodily harm, ana recon
mendatIon 10 the mercy OF the Court. -. ann
Nj vyaeiand was asked what she had 20 say why sl
tence shoud NOT be pronounced and answered lat s
aas innocent of the guilty intent, and that sne nau
another child, some four years OF age uoponu'"' 'p
The Recorder IN pronouncing sentence sam not a
more accommodated actress in the state llnenuu En-
Eve Won no ears in State Prison, but In we" Oh nr
Recommendation TO mercy 4 Wal sehtehoo ~" w A
years hard labor In Sing sing
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SUPREME COURT-CUAMBERs.

DeciSiOnS-By Judge Ingraham.-Pardce act.
Foote-Order settled and filed in Clerks office. Watkins
agt WatknsThis motion is so far granted as to allow
defendant TO give bail for the limits and upon condition
that he SHALL within 80 days apply for the benefit OF the
II day act and with leave 10 plaintiff 10 apply for an
order committing him to close custody II he does not
comply with the terms OF this order within 80 days.
BY Judge CardOZo-Wm. Carlton agt Catherine Carl
ton-RefeTence ordered
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Captains pur.ers vessels arriving this port requested to
packages addressed the EeNork Associated Pres only 10
psous exhibiting the written authority OF j. W. snoson uhr
OF Commerce, Inss TRIBUNE
VsTa Ssn zpress Ersnng ConmrIl Afrsriiser Sttas
ZHng Demokra should also be delivered o To
IL aarnnn
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TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
I NINTH COLLECTION DISTRICT,

STATE OF NETWORK. . 1900,
TWELFTH, NINETEENTH AND TWbNIlSBOOhD WARDS
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
No. West Forty -fpurthst
NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN Of lay that have re-
c from Assessor ANNUAL LIST Of INCOMES for the year
Ia enumerated ARTICLES for the ending March ISL aud
SPECIAL TAXES the ending May 1871; that the ahes
eon due and payable, and that will attend personally
or y eputv ~ oe No 90 West Forty
- lg 1suuda excepted d day Of June and including
tr July 1870, between the hours OF and p IN
persons shall neglect - the due by them tc
lively according the lists Aforesaid within the time sPechci viii DC
' $500 - - WIN A. DARLING
Collector Ninth District, State Of hew-for
Eew-York, June H. 1870.