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The union Democrat., 1870-04-23

Meets first Monday Of February, May, Augut and
November. Supervisor lst District, Abner Reed; "a
Di.trict Edmoud Parsons; Sd Dstr:t, Willard Wheeock.
The union Democrat., 1870-04-23
PEoaArx CouRr

Meets ar-t Monday of January. May and septemeei :.
|. IL. RANDALL, ............ ...........
The union Democrat., 1870-04-23

MAcNaNlxoUs.-Ths entire assets of re-
cent bankrupt were niue children. fheered-
itors acted magnanimously, and let him keep
them.
The union Democrat., 1870-04-23

Old Lady.-"D Doctor, is it true that snuff
Injuries the brains ?''
Doctor.-"Ccrtainly not, madam. Those
who have any brains never take il.
The union Democrat., 1870-04-23
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

Court Commissioner. J. ID. RxoxoSf
The union Democrat., 1870-04-23

A lady who drew gents wrapper at affair
few evenings since, now wants to draw
man to put in it. =
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-23
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T1NO THE WORKING CLASS.-We a'c now Pc
i pared to fuIh all classes with constant EN-
nloymcnt ut home. the whole of the tirne for the
sunre II omenis Business new, light and profitable
Per-ons OF either sex easily earn from Sue t. 8 c
ner eycning, and a propnrii onnl sum By dcyoting
their whole time to the biisLcss. Boys and, girls
cam nearly as much us II ell. Tia, ali who see this
notice may srd iheir address and test tre tusines-
- c make this unpa aelcd offer: 10 such a are no,
well sht-fied, we W II send to pay for 'he trou'
ble of writing. Full particulars, valuable sample
which wilt 10 to ncn'e work on. and copy o
the Peoples Literary Compdnio1-oneoi the 'ges'
aud hest family wspapcl sl sluhlished-al -enfttaet
Nv mail uealer, If You wani perman profit able
work address Z. c. ALLEN & co August
Maine novi:3nl
New-York tribune., 1870-01-13
pHE FREMONT HOMICIDE

The investigation instituted by Coroner Bath
gate relative to the killing Of young Mlten L. Carpenter
Of fremont was concluded yesterday when the jury
rendered verdict TO the efcos THAT thosal ilton
Carpenter died Of or CONGESTION ~ Tho brau
and fracture Of the skull, which were supel 80 or e
fected by blow struck the right side OF 10 ad with
a wOOien muet other blunt instrument q that the
blow dealt by the hands OF Christian rsgcr IN hts
saloon at fremont on Saturday night, vth lnst. Mr.
Finch, foreman Of the Jury, returning tho verdict
signed ~ jurors cmarked that one OF their nun
ber had refused To sign TO- The dlssen ting person. med.
Zeal man. ntiinated that the physicians who had at
tended young Carpenter had accelerated his death by
their mode Of treatment and desred TO enter his prote;
against the verdict which refused HerRor then
asked II he had any thing o the subject Chaunccy
shHeT aud ANGEL, counsel for the aecnsed dec
~ offer any PLANTATION defense at this time Hoger
New-York tribune., 1870-01-13
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, Jan IL. 1870
The Clerk announced the following appoint
meuts:
journal Clerk Charles Dayton of Suffolk Countv Assistant Jour.
Seuheu County Deputy Journal Clerks,
Duchess Break Of MOuoe County
r. Neaettef County Clerk Bank hessegeT
Bober d. C4aue
NOTICES OF BILLS.
To punish homicide by the careless use Of firearms
orgazug the General OF the Supreme Court under
The amended Judiciary article for the reef OF William
Chambern and others for the relief OF GeoTgana Bash
ford.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Incorporating NUrrisaLla part OF the Town OF
West Farms; confirming the location OF the Insane
Asylum WaerOwn 10 abolish the Contracting Board
and the system OF repairing the canals by contract
allowing the Geneva Classical and Union School in the
SvWn Of Seneca TO borrow money.
REPORTS.
The hill allowing the City Of Albany 10 issue bonds.
The Conspiracy act received from the Assembly
for concurrence II referred 10 the Committee OF the
Te senate then went into Executive session, but
reopeued the doors.
BILLS ISTRODUCEb.
To amend the Capitol Police acti repeating the act
creating tie NeWNOrk City License law; organizing GEN
era Terms c of the Supreme Court under the amended
sUdciaIy arce 10 have the central FafA foauS nRueu
with gas. Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-13
TIE PERRY MURDER TRIAL.

~: ~. 80, & of Edwin Pc:.-yy, for the alleged
- ----- 49, - Continued In tne Court o Of
murder OF ThOu,-s --iyes, WAC -.
Oyer and Terminer Of Kings County oeioie 'uue'
Yesterday. The room was again crowded
Thomas Delaney testified: live In Iwentletnse' y ny
busness Is that OF conductor the Hamlltonaye nue.
was on duty the night OF the 2sth know n on
hecs stores are; while passing there about oelooS On
the evening OF the 2sth heard pistol shot was nen
30 away from the archyay saw sne man r. saW him
no vas abont Ave feet from the arehwsy; Immediately
following the report OF the pistol heard some person cry
when the pistol was fred; the car motion and the
on Jog trot the car had sopPeo Then %
going 10 work that evening Hayes was about nye Iees
from Harbecks stores tho sidewalks he vas moving @
ali around with his club in his hand could see on tne
sdewalk quite plain after that Hayes got on my ear al
the front platform; then on that platforms wh1 I
was walking TO the front platform saw Hayes al ihe
time; he had to walk about IL or is feet; got Oh
the car to get to the front platform was s.,o aer
and saw a man about FIVE feet from the archwayi
the driver and l were both on ue nS tlon' . p,"H
form looked and suppose the driver looked 100
went 10 the back platform and then went 20 Mr haye
he was then very the car; he did not step on
standing stl two three minutes and then he got ito
the the front platforms stepped on e hsard
the exclamation asked about by Judge Morrs the VIII
dows and doors were both closed IL was S ~
said am shot" two three times, Eu neIIy shos
me-" while on the way to the ferry he sald or rear ol
my dying viii you take my address, No. 2o1 Nortn S9o
oud-st Willamsburgh." -
Officer smith, Forty first Precinct, testified: vas on
duty the night Hayes shOti saw Perry on INC co
per of Atlantic and Furman-sts he got on Hauu.Vh'
ave car and rode away 90 minutes aterwsId saw nun
20 into the South Ferry House. the boat Ieit three h
utes afterward heard Mr.. Hennessey TAX ABOUT the
shooting Perry up at the time he stood Ight on
NV left and appeared TO pay some attention 10 te
conyersaon; he did not join in; Mr. Hennessey sskeo
him if be had heard anything of it understood MN 10
say he had not he left half minute aferWaru spoAc
10 him before he went into the ferry gaze. .,.,.
Mary A. Mason testified: reside at no Il Atianuc-s'i
on the night Of the 2sth crossed the south Terry
saw Perry go out Of the large gate on the sue
bc went into one Of the belt Hne Of cars and went as taI
as Catharne Ferry; going IN the same dlIecIiQ'
and got out az the time; lnOtced that he was u
nSifated: he wore soft round hat never saw Perry
before that nights my attention was attracted 70 MN py
| seeing that he was ltle tight; he was a perfect
10 na. was going over TO NewYOrk on busl'
mesa the ext time Perry was IN the COuIgtOOH
Thought from the mans looks that no Aad Deen OUT "4
q target company. -. ..,,,,os ,-I,oeo
A number OF other witnesses were examiner WHOSE wHose
testimony cOrrOboFates that already given Inc IItei
| hearing was then adjourned until this morning.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-13
NEw-YoRK SHIPPING INTERESTS.

At the regular meeting of the Shpowners'
Association yesterday afternoon, Edward Hncken pre-
sded and Secretary Sanford resigned. communica-
ton concerning the quarantine regulations received
from the Counsel OF the Association, who says:
II would opinion be utterly futile for the merchants ash 70
materially alter the Law relating TO quarantine q, this The
nca stepped Int" the Of the
With the establishment aud not asy that would
the abolition OF abuses which render the Health Ohoe position this
9o0OO0 nu should be good sicily Bat While the
for snebg change the laws could be selected
lifting for the Inauguration Of system Of resistance 10 all Illegal
unwantsd charges and exercise Of Illegal tutho. Health
Ohosr possibly be educated BY sech policy
rights Of the merchant and taught understand that be public
sBc absolute noHafeh 81 Staten Island 10 uhom tribute
aware that you will urge that the Health One.rs
Illegal charges aano be successfully because the Law
lien on the vessel aud that ih. delay 10 . contest
the point u0ald be 70 the Ou tails plbt
clearly opinion yTsV.oa Of which gives .te Heath
ooer such lea and provides for s enforcement clearly
uoba and void The enforcement of lea ships Pssdsg
Of this state have adsrs jurisdiction havsg ,susSd.d
United states the Constitution oil sueb Iudeon The esm Of
being gs the merchants should hut The Health
onee bs remedy In the Co rhes h charges could be ventilated
succeed ibeouvBesg urT that bis 10 visiting
LOO pa,s.ase AID spending boar eIAlnns
ofhr value O $3.50 charged IN The 10 which have called
attention.
letter Was read from the PhIadolphis ana Southern
Mall Steamship. Company, lnqulrlng what assistance
w-fork merchants would hnuDd toward the establish
ment Of hoang electric telegraph stations. The ASsocia
tion also discussed the decline of American
aud pledged itself to adhere 10 the present system "
selling petroleum by gross gauge Of cAsk Before ad
tournipg petition circulated appealing 10 the Leg
slature for such modification OF the pilot lhw~ NJ shall
relieve the commerce VI this port frou the burdens
imposed upon It, and yet provide for liberal pensa
ton 10 pilots for all services actually performed
New-York tribune., 1870-01-13
TIE COLLEGE LANDS IN RHODE ISLAND,

SENATOR sPRAGUR wITRDRAws CHARGES OF
IsHoNEsTY AGAINST BROWN AND IVES.
At meeting of the Committee on College
Lands OF the Rhode Island Legislature last week.
plunlcanOD from Gov. sprague read, in which he
stated that after reading the report OF that committee
tls dispoeal Of the Blown Upferslty lands was
WINGED that neither Mr. Mr. Ives had derived
any pr0m from sDch disposal He therefore withdrew
auy charge pre- vI0usiy made by him that Mesxrs.
brown aud Ives had derived pecuIiaTy benefit
iSrOm the sale u the lAndG This charge, II
will b6 Remembered, originally made or
snplioA 0f Mr. Bpragues speeches IN The United
enstss senate Chamber. Hs still expects to show how
ever that Messrs Ives conducted themselves
A. 10 oceaaon oss % the Unyersty SIR Bpragne
AID NJ in the presence ~ the COtnnee when
s,e Communication Was read. ON Monday Senator
fprarne ap0ke a. f0Qws In Response 70 sorcba1e from
a,lIS students Of the URiYeraty;
AM safissd that II the able Land Committee appoint
al V Tie Corporation 10 manage this property t0oheap
X s6taed had permitted 70 pnfhue Their ntepded
S,1fse wtcat being met bT Encouragement whersthey
New-York tribune., 1870-01-13
ASSEMBLY.
BILLS REPORTED


For M additional Police Court in New-Yotk.
Amending the General Manufacturing act
The bill amending the Conspiracy law was passed.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
To charter the Nassau Savings Bank OF BroOkyni )
amending the salt Manufacturing law TO extend Haad
eou.aye. NeW-YOYk enable the Mayor, &c., OF New
York insure property against loss bl hrei ahebdhg
the act OF 1862 relative TO the New1Ork CITY COURTS 10
charter the Ladies Aid society Of NewIOrk; amending
the law Of 1896 the salaries OF the interpreters
of tle Police Court Offices relative 10 the redemption OF
lands sole for OF taxes 20 prevent the sell
ing OF hay straw, &c, from stationary boats at New
York docks; authorize College Point 10 borrow money
and bonds 20 increase the number OF assessors at
Huntington; prohibiting the sales Of adueratcd art
cles for drink medicine amending the New-1oIk ana
Brooklyn Wharfage ac ansudlng the law OF 1862 reia
live 10 the Marshal OF NewYAk Cy 20 piOvide for the
compensation Of Highway Commissioners; 20 amend the
Preservation act; TO charter the Long Island
bchuetzen Hall Association.
RESOLUTIONS.
That the Committee on City Affairs report as soon as
DORbe bill restore TO cities their local governments
aud abotsilng commissions. Adopted.
That the salt Committee investigate the management
of salt springs and report what legislation Is necessary
fo secure Increased yield OF salt and gresteS reve
Oue. Laid over -, =. ,
proye the York City wharyes and docks Agreed TO-
That tho Railroad Committee report forthwith the con-
alton OF the Pneumatic Railroad IN New-York.
e Eouse went Committee 20 consider the bill for
extending the time for collecting excise fees IN the CITY
of New.YOrk 10 amended 80 as 10 extend the ume
III Tie Let OF June and then reported TO the House and
pat on il final passage aud passed, "a 10 81
appointed 10 the Committee Privileges and Elections
petition contestlng his seat, hid been presented AID
he asked u be excused from serving on thh COMMITTEE
Agreed 10. Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1870-01-13

,na ,nokncy ~ L,cgT-;, sad rexal Mtnn "a.
sSs,. y oer' ~se~ ssS "a. p=pcs' q az sotiv sitsp'
s sa; :-ssd OcAI Of the entire BODY 90
he be required pledge Of
The following iorm witch shall be placed % fe by the Seoe
"L AB do hereby acknowledge that having vountsry 20
member Of the TgApe Protective League and Aing
eognisan objects iBtenison bosd gys ~ so
pdOs sscred honor hat vtH aid IN rharr mds @
required the adrdHoei and protection Of members and oe n
and s1aeiiOned y rOte q the reH rrhie ran utra6er
" Wtocsr C-D- ,ru.N 49,
@db~ ana in Article TX ;"
ot IN, S6%s,,,n,,en Of the League the following go
"Fw,1oS IL shall be TIE duJ o. sver Rsn 30 J..gus
s,y ,eouIesee n all AI he daily Instituted by the
ert 70 which be belongs ,epr!r, with letter and spirt Of
the Constitution TIE I'm dad vasrerrNg yay Of erdy mebsr
shall be duty Of member Of League 70 CON
duc himself all times aud all places Ia ndHnSr eeooia0 w
00n the Ledpv, eTpee member 70 ptra MS ~hoH ahly
hS employer accordance tch The terms under vhA ~
employed THHHEBI CONFLICT WITH DV
AUTHORIZED CHlzg OPERATOR OF mi eTeH'
VAch hs belongs"
Here are obligations oaths and pledges subscribed and
sworn to by The members OF this secret league whlcn
conflict with the faithful performance OF an operator
duty his employers and the public Ihey eahh0t % De
complied with by the operators OF any Telegraph Com
pany without destroying all the iegai anu iee'iN''
authority of such Company over its business 49,,
1t therefore clear 70 my mind that the western
Telegraph Company should not only resist the
but should In future avoid the employment OF al
operators who continue their connections VITA ana ou
gAtiOns to this secret eague ana thaL az 1eesiap
Companies should avoid the employment OF operator.
who are members OF this league, or any other seele
organization governed by like oaths and pledges A.,
| The welfare and public interests OF the county
demand that the telegraph business SHAH De cOhuuc.
by responsible Companies and not by secret lresObsD
| leagues Yours, respectfully, E%hA OohNELA-
New-York tribune., 1870-01-13
LATEST SHIP NEW&
ARRIVED.


st.a%.sp st.a@.sP STSss's 6osHs psad1a n
fGg SR EsSaa HsoS Ra6o sst ton". %Ts DAYS Po,sto
Elizabeth De Hart Low, ST. John r h Dec H aaa F'fd0
Sclr Carrie Walker Mcfarland Jacksonville Fl days yellow
pSeb pSb 7som,. Fish WILEY Psnsacol. 81 days yellow pine
SSbs O. w Morris ~ from wreck Of steamship Grecan ashore
at Joaess Ialet, fruit ard ship. material
soHeoSERs-KIvER AN coAsTvisE 49,.
Geo Wsshngson EilabehpoL ali Elizabeth, BlIabetbPoH
Curtis Goodman, BiIIsbeA9OTL Fashion Eira6eihPorI
Msrts. Ellabeihport Trade Wind. Baltimore
Maria Peirsou, Baltimore hAo0ka AeIanana,
J. @. smith, Baltimore. Red JACKET BAlLnore
A W Bird BAtmore Herr Crogel. Richmond
S V. Wathsm GeorgeiOWu. Moses Psteo, Woods Hole
Bartlett. warehan. J Ponder, jr Salem
David Is. Small Providence T. A. storry P5oyIdeaoe'
Gen W Il. French SeeHayen. Anadir BrOOkhaye9
j q Craig Gloucester dsh. Lady Adams. NeN.Hayen.
RseGr Eco gSqssHSB wlssS, Boston GG &C Pesc SsS.IIa7en
GfIs r. soTthsm Nsw.II,ea Geo. B. COuoyer, NswHAVea
kias Briipeni New-llayen l. " baker Boston.
MeCelIand Portland. Ida L.. Boston
g MoSr,SOS Boston W r. BseLe PrOyileles
s.,m.sDrOva AID Mausso fas Liverpool; Ellen Terry for
EeWberu, Nc.
80 DOMESTIC PORTS.
Turner srei from Honolulu today; all veil The British sunboA
chameleon s,ed for South America on the l3!h c.,., 49,. ,,
Passed for Baltimore bsrEs CsrGhne IRON bysrpoo
AI1 df 5f caSans % o SerYoL Also arrived bSs Max
Gutter m J Sof' ;,s,%.S S@ SP ss Bell for vwYoL
cHARLEsTos c. Jan 2-ATnyed sehrs D. Sas. is0n s
va" woot. Hole: sailed, Sds Romano BlIesoaI
Cleared bark Harris Bristol EUsAHd Hattie aerau' for
WmsiScros n c. jan l2-Arvsd, steamship Empire from
Eew.York. Cleared, steamship James A. Geary Baltimore
Ri, u,,,,o, o,s,os.ou Me- foa Rio JsneirO for YeEYOL
days out JAn- s. laL SoOS Ion. lib
DISASTERS.
J's s s suS:2ss oa & %
wILxsaTos C. jan nThs & Lu o i. S Dss1 so'
HunSsr i Of ssrs went doun The
the survey that will commence to-norroE.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-13

ooo,vea only aid. the present value OF the the
Sd .rant vould have been sufficient 10 nave xealth
college upon enyiable foundation IN ~ n happens
ana and Se BoSs purpose sears and the d Lam aSd sod
mittee was defeated and l2oV s GSesan aud found
Sr except that ass no ess powerful
GeQueineh ,bon tho love Of gain recoghlao ~ ~ =,
aud no ies .Sich supposed at mrs. M was ,ovo Of
So. s ss thn - shaI ia rN5unSa vU.,- 'orth "d"
hnnlbI6 eIUnuOns @sSb, hpu :, az xmn3ea IN
pendent OF every prop savo that wich e"s A"u"~u ."
the affections OF the people OF the state
New-York tribune., 1870-01-13
TIE TELEGRAPHERS' STRIKE.

The strike of the operators lately in the ser
vice Of the Western Union Telegraph Company has as
sumed no phase since yesterday. The officers Of the
Company in this city express themselves perfectly
satisfied with the situation and appear to be confident Of
their ability successfully maintain the position taken
by them at the commencement OF the strike No cOmpr0
mise the motto The operators the Other hand
equally saugune OF success and emphacay assert that
IL impossible for the Company 10 procure half the num-
Der Of operators requisite TO I'LL the places OF those
gagged In the strike. Neither party disposed TO
Yield an inch, and the question appears TO be simply
one endurance The strikers met yesterday morning
hall in Grandst No business OF any special i'm
portance transacted The usual number OF encourag
Lg kilograms from members OF other circuits 10 their
brethren this city read to the meeting by the
Chairman aud received with applause After the recep
ton of reports Of Committees the meeting adjourned nn.
IN o'clock In the afternoon At the appointed hour the
Chairman, Mr.. HHchinsOn introduced Mr.. Nelson w.
Young President OF the WOrkngmens Union Of this city
who made a brief speech eXhorting the operators TO
stand together and reoede Inch from their position,
aud declaring that In short time all would be well.
lie said the Union Of which he was q member, had,
at meeting last night contributed $500 In aid OF the
Ielegraphers strike. This sum he now pre-
pared 10 10 the League and he had every
TO believe that the example set by Typographical
Union No. G, would be speedily followed by other Eabor
organizations throughout the city and country. MIR.
YOung's remarks were enthusiastically applaudcd
The Chairman behalf Of the Teegraphers Protective
League returned the sincere thanks Of that body % the
members Of TypOgTaphcu Union No. for their gener-
Gus gift aud begged Mr. Young 10 them that their
noble action Will be forgotten by the members Of
this League.
The meeting then adjourned TIL 10 this morning.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-13
ONE HUNDRED MILES

ARE NOW IN FULL OPERATION, AND
| EQUIPPED WITH NEW FIRST-CLASS ROLL
| ING STOCK. THE BALANCE LESS THAN 20
| MILES, Is NEARLY FINISHED, AND TRAINS
| WILL RUN OVER THE ENTIRE LINE DURING
| THE PRESENT MONTH
This road has been consolidated with the Indian
apolis Charlottesville and Danville Road, making
over 200 miles under one management and furnish
ing still further security TO the bondholders these
Bonds having been assumed by the consolidated
Company, called the Indianapolis, Bloomington and
Western Railroad 1t the east with direct
lines to Boston, New York Philadelphia, and Balti
more. and with Peoria, Burlington, and Omaha or
the yest-the only East and West line connecting
the cities of Indianapolis, Dsnville, Urbana, Bloom
ington, Pekin, and Peoria.
The high premium the stock of many Of the rail-
! ways in Illinois command with no better prospects
than this road ustifes the belief that its stock Will
also soon be at a premium, thus making the con-
rerble clause valuable option. To make the bonds
still more secure Sinking Fund has been provided
The belief that the Government will fund the Five
Twenties into Al per cent loan makes 1t desirable
for investors to look for safe securities that pay
good interest about which there is no question: for
which they can exchange their 5-2Os-captaizing
the premium and getting higher rate of interest
for long term of years. Nothing can be more de-
completed railway
The Coal Freghts alone estimated sufficient 10
pay the Interest on the Bonds the best Mines in tie
State being located on the line at Danyle.
Having carefully examined the Road from time to
time and its connections being also familiar with
the wealth and resources of the country along the
line as well with the rapid progress of the Com
pany from the start its Financial Standing and ell
cient management, recommend the Bonds as a
choice Investment, the Security of which has been
placed beyond any contingency as the Company
have been provided with the necessary funds TO
plete the Road
About four-ffths of the loan has been taken BY
actual investors.
We continue to offer portion Of the balance nj IS
and accrued interest IN currency
All marketable securities received in exchange ss
the best market rates. Bonds forwarded by, eI-
press free of charge Further particulars furnished
on application by the undersigned financial agsnn
Of the Company.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-13
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.
TUURsDAY. Jan. i3

THURSDAY, Jan. l3 -
" FOR and West Indies by the steamship Coanoa ose
A. the Geasral Post Ofce at2 p m. ar. ~.
ofWs.eo close az the General PostOdce at ii a N.
FRIDAY, Jan. L.
Mails for and KEY West Baltimore per steamship CaDa
close AT the General PostOfce 1t 6 2.
S Tor Europe "a perry and Liverpool by the HISTORIAN from
Portland Me- close EeRYoIk PoaE oce at No letters sent
except specially directed
New-York tribune., 1870-01-13
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
These Bonds can be registered.
.s3,oOo,ocos


CAPITAL 100000
TOTAL ISSUE OF BONDS...... ,O0o,0 900.
Length of road, III 5-1OO miles. The bonds aro
limited to less than $4,000 per mile, and are Sc
cured by FIRST Mortgage on the entire property
of the Company which cost about $4,000 per mile,
The road runs through the richest and most pop
ulous agricultural district in Illinois. The local
business alone is much more than sufficient to sus
tain it, This with the through business, which it is
expected will be limited only by the capacity of tho
road must make it as profitable any in the State.
No road has ever been built having more numer
GUS and valuable connections East and West.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-13

SQUIRE & LANDER, VI Fulton-st., New York.
bns b. ps hsy reliable wArop tss Disosp choice Jaw
Eiku. ssd sILySE WARE DssoHds . spsetally.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-13

Detectives Farley and Simington yesterday
arrested young man named VIM, r. Anderson. on a
warrant issued BY Justice L. W. Bryan Of Rochester N
Y, charging Anderson with having collected and appro
praied ees, while acting agent for the John Han
cock lfr Insurance Company. Ipst evening the accused
delivered into tue custody OF Officer kOd Of tho
Rochester Pohce. who started with hm for that city
New-York tribune., 1870-01-13
tAnnouassnsnnI 1

Rev. JOHN HALL, ID. D., will lecture on
THUK,DAT EvsNtSo lJth O'clock for the PRESBYTERIAN
10 the WiguAm" Forty nHtht between Eighth Ninth
north side Subject" Science aud Social Life"
New-York tribune., 1870-01-13

PAPERS, TwISTs, THREADS, AND CoRDAGE
wlLIsB RAKvsr oas AID w.Osa avs Brsadss k.-
1srA
New-York tribune., 1870-01-13

WoMAN's FRIEND.-Pyles 30. K.r SOAR,
sssy pure and hard Ps SALERArus asd CKEAA
s lnd for the economical Sold BY Groes everywhere DspO,
80 WA,hinyt0ns d