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Smyrna times., 1870-07-20

THE CHINESE IN CALIFORNIA; Anti
coolie Association Of San kranciscD has recent
ly made a report to the Board of Health of
that city on the condition Of the Chinese quar-
ter. 1t is stated that from 200 to 300 Chinese
lodge at night in one house, that some houses
have five hundred and others have one thou.
sand dodgers. a three-story balding, on a lot
fifty feet square, called the "Globc Hotel -
has 2jtD inmates. From the basement to the
roof OF the lwclling hunks about the size of a
coffin are fitted up for iodgcr>. The ground is
also scOopcd out into >ubtcrranean apartments.
where gambling is going on, night aud day
and where other worse crimes are comnittol
1t Is also alleged that in these underground re
cCSSeS Subtcrran"an Courts, with Judges and
e1ccutionerS are held and that the penalty of
death is inflicted upon such Of the Chinese as
may reveal the secrets Of the organization
This may be considered a3 rather doubtful
The Offensive odor arising from these crowded
filthy ard abonniable quarters is described as
slckenlng in the extreme, and the Board Of
Health is requested to examine into and purge
the dwellings Of the Chinese, so as to prevent
the occurrence of Asatic plaques which Ameri-
can physicians cannot control Lcigsr
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20

=, LOOK OUT For THE CENSUS TAKER.-U. s.
M MaTSnal Dunn on Friday arrested Draper Vo.
sneI lor refusing to answer the questions asked
by, Deputy U. s. Marshal Rash, engaged in
taking the census hcreabouts. Voshcl, il
seems, did not care to tell Rash all he knew
about matters and things, and was somewhat
evasive in his replies, which nettled Moses and
caused him to repeat some bad words, where.
Upon Draper also said few bad wor.ls and
grabbed Moses by the collar and nut him out
the door. y. 5. Commissioner Draper held
Voshel 10 bail IN $50 for his appearance at the
next U. D District Court. Dtiaodrcdn.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20
NOTIONS AND STATIONARY.

Buttons, Spool Cottor, Knitting Cotton, Hoop
Skirts BaImorals. Ladies and Chlldren's Hose
Mems Hose, Candle Wick, lamp Wlcks, Gloves,
Necklies. iiandkcrchicls, Hooks ana Eyes, VrIy-!
Trimmings, Tape, SKIRT Braid, Combs, Gun Gag,
Hair Pins. Buckles, Pms, Ne,oics, Scissors, Coat
and Vest Binding. Thmbcs Collars, G. utis, Cursct>,
TWfnc, kfd Gloves, Machine Sewing Sik, abd
spool SILK, &c. Sc, Letter, Fools soap, Nor ard
BIZ Paper, Pens, Pen Iioldera Lead Pencils, S.or-
and Pencils, Ensc!ops, Pass Books. Ink r'ok,t,
Books, Spelling Books, Copy Books, Muciagc, &c.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20
ORY GOODS,

viz: silks, Poplns, Alpaca>, Cha'liee, 81 W.,
DclaInes, Cotton Deialnes, aud Cuhcncs, wII u,aut
Of the latest styles of Dress Goods t,:ngAlnI,
Jeans, OsnaburgS, FlanncIs TlckIng,, Tabl, tl.ta>
Sack FIanneIs, Napkins, Shertjngs, Pillow Cl,r
Nuslms, Swiss StrpIngs, Cambric> Paper Muslin,
Denrms, Checks, DrlllIng~, Nsnkccn, Linens. Mus
llns, PlaIds, Shawis, Diaper, Lawns, Chamtray<,
P'ques, and all the goods usually fo,.t,d N It first.
class cOuniry store.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20

lNFALLIBILITY OF TIE POFE.-A brief telc-
gram from Rome announces the result of the
deliberations of the Vatican Council in the
| adoption OF the dogma OF papal infaIlibiity by
the very large vote of 45o to ~. Another dcs-
patch says the dogma will be proclaimed in a
short time, and great preparations are being
made to celebrate the event. The New Yolk
Herdht says cot all the extraordinary things
IN this extraordinary age this intaIibity affair
IS certainly the most extraordinary. 1t i> a
most instructive fact, however, that the world
IS absolutely Indifferent to this great ccccsias-
teal event. Those who wished to have the
good Old man in Iton4e make a tool of himself
will be pleased Those who have been locking
on and laughing will Snccr more contemptu-
Ously than ever. Most men will say, Rome
has added another to her many follies Few
will conclude that an intallibe Pope will be
either "a loss or a gain to the Church.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20

Accident ON THE kAmEOAp. Pow
ell, one of the employees of the Md. & Del.
railroad. was run over by the cow catcher,
while coupling the cars at CLAYTON on Monday
morning, and considerably injured in both feet.
The bones Of hs left foot were crushed Or.
Grccrn, rendered surgical aid. lie was taken
to EaStu1.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20

:, The Income Tax was settled by the action ol
en- Sne iiOuse OF Representatives on Saturday.
Inc Senate amendment fixing it at "a per
cent, with an exemption Of $1,000, was agreed
TO- The House also concurred with the Senate
~ ~ an amendment striking out the $500 limita-
non allowed Tor house rent. Under the exist
INK law actual house rent paid can be deducted
from the amount of income.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20

GREAT TROTTING RACk-At trutting race
o, on Mioin,diy at the Fashion Course, New York, :,
the }, held consisted of five of the finest horses
IN tne country. Indy Thorne won the trot,
and American Girl. The winners second MY m;jS
was made in 2.23 The purse was for 5000
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20

IRE TIMES Is published every Wclnrsda, afternoon by
JosErH II unftrcErF Eu;or aud rroprctor, smyrna.
Delaware.
not paid TILL the cui u the No PAPER isc0nmuc until
all arItar, ate paii oni, al the Opium "t Tia" Publisher
ADNERrIS ENENTS viii he rti at the rat oi Seven Cents
halt cents literal dis quarerly semi
nu- snl yeSily advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20

'Tt is true, other Presidents never uone any
thing Of the kind"
"the now slumbering Nestor of Kent
county radicalSm denied that the Republican
party was in favor of negro suffrage, and that
the colored men would ncrer vote in this State;
but as soon as Congress assembled universal
suffrage and negro equality 'cas foistcd upon
the people.
These sentences are from editorials in the
Dsla'c"r7He We advise our neighbor to be
more particular in its syntax before it critcisps
any ones diction. The grammatical construc.
ton of these sentences is about poor enough
to make rs think their author wrote the last
Governors Message. Keep on the shady side
Of Lindley Murray little longer before lolling
under Addisons shadow so selfcomplaccntly.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20

Thus - TO certify that was persuaded to try one "t
The latest improved Wheeler " Wilson seWI.e ma
cn'nos and was unucquaued with any other. CON
ciuued 10 take w Il W.. and paId nine dOarson ~
since then have tried the Howe Machine, and find
to be so far superior in all respects TO the Wheeler
wilson, that requested the w. IL w. agent TO lake
iheIrs away. and | wOuld forfeit the amount pald'
hut he refused TO do and offers let me pay for II
hree dollars per month rather than lei the Howe beat
hH' out lie also says that The Howe s The hardest
running machine; II Is not 81. For myself have
bohghl The Howe sewing machine.
Mas NJ T.. HAYNES,
Jc<? No l. T. Second Street
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20

Tue Masonic liAIL The new Masonic
Hall III " Wilmington, which will hr commenced
in September, will he the lqrerst building in
the State, it is said. Over $GO, 600 were sub
sctlbed some time ago, and about $40, 600 more
is to be added to the capital stock. The plan
OF the building embraces a large hall, suitable
for thcatcal and other exhibitions, with the
accession OF stage, scenery &c, and sOarrarg-
cd that it can be readily converted into a BAH
room or banquet hall Besides the han. the
plan Include four elegant stores ON the first
floor offices ON the second, and four spacicus
and elegant lodge rooms on .hc third floor.
FIiTETNTU ANENnMENf CELEnRATl0Ec.- -
The Fifteenth Amendment Celebration which
was TO have ttk"n place in Milford on Thurs
day last, has been postponed until the T3th
instant on which day, according to bills post
ed, trains over the Delaware and junction and
RreakWatcr Railroad will be run at half fare.
1t is also stated that ii celebration will take
place at Middlctown on the i2th of August, at
which Pred. Douglass is expected to speak
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20

TUE WAR IN ErKOPE-War is declared by
France and accepted by Prussia. Each power
is marshalin- its forces along the Rhine, and
any moment may bring battle. The news
circles Foreign dry goods are advancing to
almost fabulous prices. Gold was quoted yes,
terday at 1901, having advanced about s per
cent in few hottrs. Flour also advanced
about soc. per barrel, and grain to cts. per
bushel..
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20
Wood and WIIIOw-Ware.

Washing Tubs, Buckets, ksclcrs, Churns, Brcom:,
Clothes Pins Clothes Brushes, Hair Brushes, Scrub
Brushes, Fancy and Market Baskets Curry Comt>,
Butter Prints, Butter Bowls Wash Boards, W all
Brushes, Halt: Bushel and Peck Measures, Oh
cloths, Mats, and all sizes of Rope.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20

WEBsTER's UNABRIDGED ILLUSTRATED
" Viewed as a whole, We are confident that no
other living language has dictionary which so
fully and faithfully sets forth It's present cond-
tion as this last edition of Webster does that of
our written and spoken English tongue. -
turner's .H0QG=inr.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20

PLEAsURtNd,- The fishing party returned
home on Saturday last, terribly Drowned but
highly pleased with their tri p. They had
splendid hShIng' Mr.. Lapham, of this town,
with the party, who, with some of the Dove,
gentlemen, rendered some music in fine stvle
Several gentlemen of this town pleasured at
Lewes last week. q :"
:, A party Of ladies from this town are at Cane
May. NV - O"p'
There were two parties from here to Collin :
Beach last week, and one to Fraland" Onit,
large party picnio it at the latter place TODAY
About dozen of our citizens ioined in j
camp meeting trip to Darlington on THURSDAY
rode to Wilson, Point, Kent CO., Md, ant
thence by steamboat. -' '"'
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20

WANAMAkEA y BRowN's For Beauty of style and
elegance OF l'nsh, there clothing like that OF
Onk Halt Every garment IS . thing of beauty as
well as OF good service and cOmlott.
AN EMINENT DIVINE SAYS, have been :sng the
Peruvian Syrup. Ii gives me new vigor. huOyancy
Ut splrIls, elasticity of muscle" J. p DlnsmorP, Sc
Dey St, New York, VIII send free. pamphleI OF 80
Fagcs, continuing full account of this remarkable
medicine. 10 any one sending him their address.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20

TIN WEDDING.-On Saturday evening last
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. j. w. DGnney,
Of this town, was taken possession of by a
crowd Of ladies and gentlemen, who came un.
e!Spectedly upon them to celebrate with them
their tenth wedding-day anniversary. Instead
of the usual presentation of tinware the hap
py bride and groom were presented with a
magnificent silver urn and sugar bowl of fine
quality and workmanship. A rich refresh
ment table was spread and crowds Of friends
came in during the evening to extend their
congratulations and enjoy the festivities of the
board The celebration was unlocked for bv
the recipients, as Sunday was really the day
to commemorate, but that not being a suitable
occasion the friends stole march upon them
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20
{EW STOCK Or E0ODS.

which he intends to sell cheaper than any s.l.'
tins market for years, consisting Of
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20

The undersigned respectfully announces 70 Hs
ellzcns OF Smyrna and vicinity that he ha, .i>r
opened his
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20

WOrlcn & Evans, are manufacturing supe-
rior peach baskets, at their Smyrna Steam Saw
Mill and Machine Works.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20
The Cloths and Casaimeres

are new, just bought, and comprise all the ,adln
sty les.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20

are aEa'n't HIM the ratvr.i are against him
justice and the laws are against HIM in short
everything is against him, yet he comes and is
Feceived-fnds employment and makes money.
Still the question is, What shall we do with
John? And everyone seems more interested
in the question than John himself
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20

Delaware State Bonds and Delaware Rail
Road Stock bought by John McDear & Son,
Bankers, No. COZ Market St Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20

Worden Il Evans peach baskets are the
best in the market.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-20

Delaware State Bonds, bought by John Me.
Lear Il Son, Bankers, No. Coz Market street.
Wilmington Del.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07
s1rpERIOR CouRT-srEcIAL Term.

Decisions-By Judge Monell.-Sturm agt. The
Atlantic Mercantile Insurance COmpany.-Case settled.
by Judge McCunn.-Faust ct al. agt. Peck ct al-Mo-
ton aside order OF arrest granted. Abenhelm ag
New York, Alexandria, Washington &C.. steamship Co.
Motion granted without costs. Lemon agt Sallngl-
Motion granted with $40 costs to abide event. Chaser
AIT decentralization opening default granted. Do
nadi ag DOnadi.-MOtOn 10 confirm report of referee
granted, and Judgment of divorce ordered. Haws ag
New York and Harlem r. II. Co.-New trial granted
with costs 10 be paid plaintiff out of the fund Fuller ct
al. agt. Naturalization granted and referee ap
pointed. Simpson agt Trotter.-Motion granted Chase
ct aFor reasons which II Is unnecessary now 10 dis
close am obliged TO decline a decision Of the motion de-
pending before in the above entitled action; accord
tugly there must reargumcn of the motion. and for
the convenience of counsel direct that II lie placed
The Special Term calendar for the June term
BY Judge FTeedman.-AdOlph agt Central Park Y. and
E. & Railroad Co.-Case settled, and ordered on te TO
be annex d augment roll. Shaughnessy agt Reilly
et AL complaint di, missed by default with costs.
OCOnnel agt. Werner ct al-Same As preceding kretZ
ct AL AIT. Scoheld-Samc. Rhodes agt. RhOdes.-Re-
port confirmed and judgment Of divorce granted Knauf
agt Schmidt ct al.-MOon denied without costs. Maui
del ct al agt Wcer.-MOtion dismissed with $40 costs
BachInann agt GibieMOtiOn striking cause from cal
endar granted with $40 costs. Martin agf Munro
Judgment for defendant with costs and $40 costs OF
ton Boost e al. agt. FisherxJudgment for plaintiff
SOI ~ with costs unless defendant within five days
from date serve answer and pay $40 costs
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SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-PARrI I.

Before Judge NpenCeT.-JOHn q. Ham agt
Neic- Hauen Steamboat CO.-On July Gabriel Cheya
Her through his agents, Messrs Durham, Booth and
wooster delivered 10 the defendants fourseat coupe
valued 5000 upon the express agreement that the
Company should convey the carriage by the morning
boat TO New York Plaintiff demanded the carriage Of
the Company NewYork at various times after the sd
of July until the 5t but they refused deliver IT,
that the carriage consumed by fire while in their
session on the pier the 5th 9th Of July. In March,
1868 Cheyalier sold his claim TO the plaintiff Ham, who
now brings the claiming 10 recover s60O the ground
of eggcnce. The defendants acge that they took the
carriage without express agreement as to the time of
delivery that the carriage delivered the morning
Of the 4t Of July 1866; that Chevaer did not call for
the carriage until after the 5h and that In the mean tme
The iury after five minutes dcbefatiOD, brought In
verdict for plaintiff for $40 and costs, and the Court
granted an allowance Of per cent counsel fees.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-TRrAL TERM-PAR1 H.

Before Judge BdrbOur.-EH=dbeM Gonzales
agt. The NeU YOrEdnd Hdriem Railroad CoThe painif
in this action alleges that Gonzales, her husband
run and killed the defendants road at West Mount
Vernon AT the moment he stepped from way train
stopping al Mount Vernon express train down
on another track, and over him. The defendants
claim that Gonzales careless and negligent In aigl
ing from Of the instead Of getting OH IN front
where platform for passengers was provided.
This case has been twice before the Court, twice before
General Term and twice before the Court OF Appeals
The first trial decided In the plaintiffs favor and
verdict for a, 900 obtained The General Term
rined this verdict hut being carried 10 the Court OF
Appeals, the Judgment war reNersed and new tilh
ordered On the second trial Judge Jones nOnsuited the
paiuti the General Term sustained the decision, and
second time the Court Of Appeals ordered new t1a,
which IL DOW before Judge Barbour.
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THE GARDNER WILL CASE.
AN ATTACHMENT ISSUED FOR MRS. GARDNERs
APPEARANCE.

The examination of this ease was again called
Yesterday al D. H. the SurTogates Court, before sur
rogate Hutchngs Mrs Gardner and her daughter were
70 have been examined but Mrs Gardner was unable 10
attend being and IN bed The counsel for the prose
,ution remarked after considerable discussion on the
mint had taken place. that attachment from this
Court would her complaint quicker thah any Goc'or
Mr. Graf was then called, and testified follows
am son n-law Of Mr.. Gardner Mrs Gardner was down
car al about No Chatham-s between ana CLOCK;
had her before that day she was IN the car
came down town did not hear her say. ..,.,ot
a, todsv went there the first thing this morning;
found Nr sick went for ID. Brockway he was SICK,
hcy, ne gave her certfcate to that effect she is
actually unable 10 raise her headi sne SAItSS.e e"I
that she could not be down, as she hau i'Aueu
and hoped 10 do, to-day. -. -
O Did the physician express any ldea az 10 "hsI me
wouId be uui A. asked the Doctor and he tod me IL
might perhaps be day or two me attack mao oee e
Did Won say whether Mrs. Gardner subject to
these attacks A. She has been ior several year, ana
MI. Andre ws-YCur Honor there is nothing very
extraordinary in lady being taken suddenly III a ge"e
many men taken suddenly III, ana some judges nave
been attacked and died IN their chairs WITHIN an h9ur
The surfogate- take this statement to-day WIN tna
statement which was made the other Day ~ Nas
that she not down toHI-at inc same TIM s n1
attachment for Mrs Gardner returnabe to-morro" nOrh
Mr. Andrews said there was need Of that procedure
Enc SICK and he could produce certificate nom ~
mCCregOf tlat she was uLdDlc "a n"o
20 attend she will attend If not, Dr. McGregor will ap-
pear. 49,.
The surrogate-I should not have been peremptory
were u for the msstatemen made here on Friday
Mr.. AndrewsThe Court thinks this misstate1nentj
mink he is mistaken.
Mr. John Colt was here sworn and said saw Mrs
Gardner at - on Friday last IN Was In Judge Beebes
once.
Gross e aminatiOD--Y know her by sight, know
her only by sight could not I've mistaken never had
aDy aeGuantance with her only saw her In Court
Mr. 1Ddrews-YOur Honor, there IL no doubt Of the
statement being made Tho Court ought not to prejadge
the matter. - 49,. ,-....--. 49,. -. =,
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was in vour ONCE at 81 p. Frdayi A. did no! scc
her do not deny IT, because was not there myseu:
The Court was then adjourned until this morning at H.
rRIAI on nOCTOR FOR MALPRACTICE.

The trial of DR.. James Carey, for man
slaughter, causing the death OF Mrs Ellen hehll ~
malpractice, yesterday morning IN inc
Of Ouarter Sessions for Hudson County before Junso
Randolph fun panel was exhausted before jury
could he obtained The prisoners counsel we,e uIe n p
Sheridan District Attorney Garretson was asssVou W
WIN n Hoffman, esq i'm behalf OF the STATE Ia ,oe ham
Jobn RehI being sworn, testified: That ne nau Deli
jill neariv tbiTteen wears and his wife had always
lived with him until the day OF her dean ~
She had been church in the morning. ana MIN Sn sent
Teached home at o'clock she was III IN Des sne senV
him 1or Mrs Morgan and afterward for DOCTOR Wiz
ness found Dr. Carey III Yorkst; a1erwo saw 1ne ~
for and Mrs. Wood talking III an empty Iuoin,
fo deceased he asked the doctor what was tne mater,
10 which he replied there was nOtnlng the nnhteIi
ward saw the doctor lin the where his WE was he
a16 "Tohn for Gods sake go for priest" but the
Doctor said there no danger ana tOOk witness
and timed the beating OF her pulse witness teh iet e
TOR was killing her; the doctor refused to let witness
bring a light said II affected inc woman III,
witness went TO the kitchen and left his wife sun Gaming
for the priest still in the dark; witness dd NOT 60 III
again until the child was BORN Whe ne ga"
hut still alive; child lived two weeks the doctor siu ne
cut could not be helped, told witness to get some aV
and give his wife, which he aid; deceased ud hOI Nit ~
hut acted If In agony 10 minutes aiter the uocoI
dercd another deceased which was poured down
throat 10 minutes after, witness returned, saw MS
wife was very low asked If he should go Tor priest
doctor said required but soon AFTER gave VIII
a line written on strip torn from nIs it
randIim book, and told him TO take II TO priest
Wines met Dr. Carey on his return with priest, at the
corner OF Warren and I0rksts, ana uOlu nm ne nau
killed his wife, and if there was any law IN NewJeIs
had had seven children, two of which were hNg; tha
he had kept liquor saloon which his we lau charge vi
until within six weeks Of her death. ON his crosseXa-
nation witness that he had not kicked OF stek ms
wife within nine months, but afterward auhtted t ITO
had struck her once on the attn OF January nSt; W.,
Mrs Morgan who attended deceased, with MRS. MOou,
and DR. Watson, who made pOst-mOrtem examination,
testified corroborating the first witness and also sted
that there decorations found upon uectasou i''
death The Court then dtJOuiutA
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

BrevOOTt HOuse-Sir Klchard UraVts, MHo-
Donnell C. b., and Lady Mcdonnell England; -
Clarendon HoteGov Hoffman - Honia Graft ~ s
Senator SAWYER of south Carolina, and Dr. Crnlt, ". -
A. - Fifth Avenue Hotel-Judge Rush *. s4nno ~
Ohio - New-YOrk Hote-Judge Albert N , W. o
Capt Samuel Frost of Georgia, Dr. j. j. Mot pd 4'oIn
Carolina and Thomas Dickson OF scraht q Ia, and
l. Prang OF Boston. 60 Aston Honse-ihe hol h n n
Turner and Col A. d. Smith of Rhode Island ana u ~
Willard. Washington.
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NFWARK-An unsuccessful
IAnnouncementsI

THE MASONIC CELEBRATION.-Every Mason
who participate celebration Of the 9Th inst directed a
near wearing silk hat This suggests and Understood BY
all square" has dne supply Of his elegant hbne and
the demand for them decidedly lively CAL early at hSoxs No zz
BroalWay corner of Ful,onst
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HOME NEWS.
TUR WEATHER.

srv.yopx Hour Tier Bar " ind. Hour Iher Bm Whe
June 7 GO 30o2H.E 10 @Wh6,
"a 800 M05HSW. 10 0Ws
go 3QGasW 90 @w H. ~
Yesterday MondaSl the 9Th, was Tsra
Summer day partly sunshiny his weather Is excenent
for the growing crops) The sky was overcast or very
cloudy from midnight to p. M ana from 70 ~ y. ~
m misty rain 1857 p. m. TO 10. Note-6-From III p H. T"
10 overcast: misty rain 10 10 II; foggy 10 TO IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07

The members of the Can't-get-Away Club,
not being able to the various fashion
able srs have done the next thing indeed better thing
they have purchased fashionable Summer Hat Of KNOX the Halter
22 Broadway accordingly happy The other ba surrendered
"a General KNOX long ago,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07

IYON's TOOTH TABLETS are the perfection OF
neaness delcay Favored and please the most iasidous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07

II. n. SQURE's, 81 Fulton-st., New York, is
the best place buy reliable W4-cHE hne DIAMOND choice 'k"
EtRY and SILvKRwARK. Diamonds specially.