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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-05-24

EgThe Prussian Government has
military maps of every foot of its terri
tory so complete that every hill, ravine,
orooklet, field and forest, is delineated
with perfect accuracy 1t is a common
BOAST of Prussian military men that
within eight days $4,000 men can be
concentrated to the defense of any single
point within the Kingdom
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-05-24

EThe income tax produces thirty
five millions annually, and is paid by the
wealthy and prosperous. If the law be
repealed, this thirty-fve millions will
have to be paid by the poor and strug-
Cling. That's the case. Take your
choice of sides -Napolson Northeast
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-05-24

A DISTINCTION WITHOUT DIFFER
ENcE.-An instance of distinction with
out difference was offered by the Irish
man, who, having legs of different sizes,
ordered boots to be made accordingly.
His directions were obeyed; but as he
tried the smaller boot upon the larger
leg, he exclaimed, Indignantly: "Con
found the fellow. l ordered him to
make one larger than the other, and, in.
stead of that he has made one smaller
than the other"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-05-24

HGen. Howard, the Christian Sol
dier and Patriot, turns out to be rascal
Of stupendous proportions. He has
handled twelve millions of dollars in the
Negro Bureau business, and large
amount of the whole sum has stuck to
hts fngers.-Nopoleon Northwest.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-05-24
The voting In France.

The Tribune's Paris cable dispatch
says: Paris gives on the vote for the
pleb,scitum nominally 5000 negative
majority, but counting absentions 1t is
really 100000 Rochefort's district
alone, following his counsel to abstain,
gives 5000 yes, $4,000 no, and 10000
absentions. The cities of the second
class vote no with scarcely an exception.
The Emperor expected that at least s.
100000 would vote yes, as they did in
1852. There are 100000 more cleo
tors, but the number voting yes is 600,
900 smaller, while the number voting no
is $4,000 greater The whole vote is:
Yes, 7.257,379
No, 1530,909
Blank, 10,99O
Assertions, 10000
Notreported, 10000
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Written for the Spirit.
THE UNKNOWN LAND.

a. N
When the gentle moon is smiling
On the giittering sea,
When have fed the hours of toiling,
And the still night is beguiling
Hearts from Care and sad turmoiling.
Then nay soul Is free
Then my wayward fancy, flying
To the unknown land,
To its strange, sweet sounds replying,
Plucks the flowers of hues undying,
Grasps the glift'ring jewels lying
On its shining strand.
All that mortals have of pleasure,
In that land doth live
There, the fancy, in weird measure,
On the moonlit hours of leisure,
Dances, grasping at the treasure
Which the brigh. hours give.
In that land the stately towers
Hopes and day-dreams build,
Shine mid brightly blooming bowers;
Ger their walls no dark storm lowers,
But, fall, whispering, silvery showers,
With sweet promise filled.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-05-24

~ Although the Southern planters
are offering $50 a month for hands, yet
the negroes all flock to the towns, where
they live i'll state of begsary.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-05-24
The signal go was given at a:2s a NJ

The signal go was given at BIS a, NJ.
THE sAPPHo TOOK TIE LEAD
from the start, and by the time she was
off Beachy Head, and about fifty miles
from the starting point, she was fully
TEN MILES TO w1SDwARD
of the Cambria. The latter, seeing it
was impossible to win, gave up the race
and without rounding the unpire's
steamer returned to Cowcs, where she
arrived at 4 O'Clock this morning accom-
panied by the Dauntless.
BEATEN OUT OF SIGHT.
The Sappho, which at times was on.
of sight of the Cambria, returned TO
Cowes about two hours later.
ASHBURY ADMITS IT.
Mr.. Ashbury frankly admits his de-
feat. The second race will be sailed on
Friday. -
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Save Fifty Dollars.

4 ny PERSON wishing to purchase one OF
II Groyesteen's Pianos, advertised IN this
paper, can save fifty dollars of the price By
applying TO the editor of tbia parer. june
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-05-24

THE BEST ONE.-Abraham Lincoln
used to say the best story he ever read
Of himself was this ::
Two Quakeresses were travelling on
the railroad, and were heard discussing
the probable termination of the war.
II think" said the first, "that Joffer-
son will succeed"
"Why does thee think so?" asked the
other.
"Becanse Jefferson is a praying man. .
"And so is Abraham praying man,
objected the other
'Yes, but the Lord will think Abra
ham is Joking replied the first conclu-
sively.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-05-24

Bishop Simpson thinks it y ,tter /, eat,
early aud dilate, than to cat late and die
early.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-05-24
CONE, SIT BY NV SIDE, LlTTLE
DARLING.

Come sit by my side, little darling,
And lay your brown head on my breast,
While the angels of twilight around us
Are singing the flowers to rest
Your hands are as fair as the lilies
That blossom in the shadows of green;
And their touch has magical power
My heart from all sadness to wean
dream when your arms are around me
That life Is an infinite calm:
Your kiss has the spell Of caarmer--
Your kiss that is sweeter than balm.
OH what could be sweeter than dreaming
This dream that is on as tonight?
Let US think of the present, my darling,
The future is out of our sight,
Sing low in the twilight some ballad
As sweet as the smile on your face,
That shall thrill me with melody's sweetness,
And-touch with its words, tender grace.
And I'll give you kiss when it's ended,
A kiss that the singer shall earn;
And perhaps-do you hear, little darling?-
shall ask for kiss in return.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-05-24
THE sAPPHO WINS
The Eng1;s1i Yacht Cambria Resi.
ten Out OF Sight.

LONDON, May 1.-THE first of the
series of three races between the Amer
ican yacht Sappao, ane the English yacht
Cambria, sixty miles to windward and
return, which commenced yesterday
morning, terminated this morning in the
decided victory Of the Sappho, who
BEAT THE CAMBRIA FROM THE START,
at the latter's best point of sailing,uame-
ly, turning TO windward /.
IHE YACHTS
were towed very early on the morning
of the 10th to 4 point sixty miles south
east of Cowes Raads AS strong cas-
terly wind was ssiowfng, and the race
was to the windward, the course was up
the Channel.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-05-24
Conundrums.

When is leg of mutton like modern
poet?. When it's Browning.
Why is leg of mutton being roasted
like London in 1862 Because it's be-
fore the fire.
When is leg Of mutton like venison
When it's dear.
Why is an old man like place in the
West Indies9 Why, when he's Hayti,
Of course.
Riddle for the skating season when it
comes again. Why is fall like the
want of the letter T? Because it makes
o tumbler 'umbler.
What is the difference between fall
ing star and fog? One is missed in
heaven, and the other mist on earth.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-05-24

ESA mother, trying to get her little
daughter Of three years old to sleep one
night, said;
"Anna, why don't you try to go to
sleepi'
81 am trying" she replied
"But you haven't shut your eyes
"Well, can't help it ums come unbut-
toned"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-05-24

LANDLoRD-Mr. Editor, I'll thank you
to say that l keep the best table in the
city.
Editor-rll thank you to supply my
family with board, gratis.
Landlord thought you were glad
to get something to llll up your paper.
Editor-I thought you'were glad to
get something to fill up your house. It's
a poor rule that won't work both ways.
Exit landlord in rage, threatening to
have nothing more to do with the Office.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-05-24
Es-Ana now, after the glorious Fl

ES"And now, after the glorious fif-
teenth amendment has been proclaimed
and duly celebrated, we are getting this
sort of talk from the Albany Journal,
the organ of the Radical party iu New
York: "There are natural and inevita-
ble distinctions which must continue to
exist--whieh no sensible black man ex.
poets or desires to have removed. Polit-.
ical systems do not affect them, They
are inherent and natural Blacks and
whites cannot fraternize in society or IN
the family. They Will not inttrlnarry, or
unite in the various domestic arrange
ments of community" This sccursed
spirit of caste,as Summer would say,swill
not down, after all-Ohio Statesman,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-05-24

EgAt Circleville. Ohio, last week, 4
young man sued his father under the
following state of facts: The plaia!iti,
while a minor, went into the army az. 2
substitute, with his fathers consent He
received eight hundred dollars, which
he left with his father to he invested for
plaintiffs benefit The father purcha ed
land with the money, but refused to decd
it to his son, or pay him back the msa-
ey, claiming it as his own, and that he
had hired out his son as substitute
Judgment for S996 and costs for plant
if.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING:

Twelve HISS, or Tess, VIII be charged as
one square.
GEAll legal advertisements viii be charged
by the line, and must be paid in advance of
publication.
e. Notices Of the appointment of Ad-- "a
q ministrator's and Executors; also %
Or Attachment Notices and Road mott. Ea
HsE ces, two dollars and ffty cents, IN. a
g. advance. %
a. Advertising done at publisnsd rates,
and payment required in advance, in all
cases.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
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J OBJ PRIN TING
executed with neatness and dispatch at this
oaice, and at reasonable prices.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-05-24
THE SCENES At THE START.

The American yacht Dauntless and
the English yacht Pleiad. and a number
of other English craft and steamers, ac-
companied the contestng yachts The
scene at the start was very fine and cx
citing.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-05-24
A FLYING START.


1t was arranged by the umpircs that a
flying start shosd be given on the port
tack, by which the yachts would gain a
greater offing towards mid channel in
case of change of wind,
THE CAMBRIA WINS THE TOSS.
The Camtria having won the toss took
the weather position, and thus had all
the advantage at the start.
THE CREWS AND SAILS.
The Sappho carried thirty two hands
and q cloud of canvas, including, with
her regular fore and aft sails, maintop
mast stay sail and flying jib; while the
Cambria only set one jib in addition 10
her foresail and other racing sails, and
carried twenty six hands.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-05-24

MY true narrative is soon ended
Six months passed away ere l could
leave my bed, aud months elapsed ere |
regained my health. married and re
turned to San Francisco. | am not quite
positive if the Englishman was mad, for
he had laid his plans well.
Mine was singular escape from sud,
den death. Those dreadful forty fr e
minutes, during which l was at the mercy
of fend, are indelibly impressed upon
my memory-Golden Era.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26

Hon. John Fox, New York; Major 7. Lee,
Raleigh Col. p. T. Abel, KAnsssI q. soisel,
England, are at the Metropolitan.
Sir Henry Bulwer has arranged with the
house Of J. II. Lippineott h % Of Phlladel-
phia, for the publication Of his Life Of Pal
merpton."
Lopez, the ParAguayan leader, had fancy
for assuming AttimeG the dress and PECULIAR.
ties OF Napoleon l.
It's proposed to present Professor s. =. d.
Motss, the inventor Of the telegraph, on his
sightieth birthday, soon to occur, a set Of solid
gold telegraph instruments set with diamond,
and Tubies, and subscription books have been
opened to raise the funds.
Representative Dawes opens his gin OF a
eAdetshIp to competition among the smar,
boys OF his dlstriot.
dustAvus NJ. dinotti, Vice Consul OF Italy
In Boston, has been honored by his Majesty
the King Of Italy with the title and erots oil
ChevAller Of the Crown Of Italy.
Among the passengers by the steamship
NemeIis, from Liverpool to New York, on
Saturday, are Rev. william Arnott and DR..
Blake, deputed from the Free Church Of
Scotland to the Assembly OF the Presbyterian
Church OF the United States In PhllAdelPhiA.
General Sheridan had public reception at
Spring Geld, Ill, on Saturday.
Stous, the Kentucky duelist In Heidelberg,
has received from the University authorities
ia that place, notice that he will be ordered
out OF the city 10 ease he should send or &C.
cept another challenge.
Mrs. Hannah Grant, the Presidents mother,
while AttendingA Methodist church In Ohio,
thus appeared to = local: "she is probably 70
years old Is very well preserved, being an
active old LADY, 10 rather below the medium
height, has clear sharp eye, pleasing soun-
tenAnee, a very frank expression, and withAl
= rennsd modsSty that Shrinks from making
herself conspicuous"
Michael Frank, OF Wisconsin, and NJ, p,
welsh, ofNew York, have been appointed hrGl
| class clerks 10 the Fifth Auditors once.
The War Department has received informa
tlon OF the sudden death In New York city OF
Friday last OF Cadet Lawrence woodruff
smith, nephew OF Mrs. A. T. Stewart, Ap-
pointed by President Grant to the West Point
Military Academy ia July last. He was a
promising young man.
Alfred E. Lewis, esq, Of PhIladelphiA, has
been in the city for = few days, stopping at the
ST. Cloud Hotel.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26
Boarding

y al the AMRRIbAn HOUSE,, corner Of seventh
street aud Psnnsylvania avenue. for $40 Per
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26

and Baltimore. At the head Of the depart
mept of art is Minor X. Kellogg, one Of the
mos. eminent artists Of this country. Aud
as tho patrons Of science and public beue.
factors In the advancement Of learning, such
mon as W. W. Corcorau, Henry d. Cooke,
and others appear among the members.
Much more could be said. But this is
sufficient 10 show that some ungenerous ef-
forts recently made to disparagc the Acade.
my have arisen from either Ignorance or
sinister purpose.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26

VALgARLE LOTS FOR s4LE.-I HAVE FOR
sale the following valuable lots.
test fronts % the north side Of north street,
between sixth And Seventh streets east, on kiE6
ia ThS d:PIh ~ Oct foF y issi iTSRi. ssd 10
Lot ~, sauars 44I, -!This 10. ffOnts % feet on
east aide Seventh street west, between N and o
sresls north And 10 lle feet deep, paved alley IN
hat part q the city. This lol will b sold IN three
ILTesls Of p feet front each u dssirsd
HinnAl lot 5, fIents 70 feet I INCHES on O street
lorth, between Igurtsenth and fifteenth streets
and 20 feet q inches on New HoTk avenue. with 4
dhpih o. q fegs By average, m4kinG two very hne
% each 'front.' and each front Il improved, fTom
" eonlsqity q ths TTsahgIy Ina other public
vary valuable
Tfs titlsS q these lots are gsEJsst and The terms
. baIbopI'A Law Building,
mhSaau 'u HvV LouiliAnA AVOius,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26

In SPITE OF BowES.-JuStice David r.
Smith qualified upon his new commission
from President Grant yesterday morning as
one Of the justices of the peace for this Dis.
trict. Mr.. Bowen len no means uutrled to
prevent the recommlssion Of Justice Smith,
bat Bowen's influence at the White House
was naught; Bowen's influence with the
Senate was uaught, in fact, the little game
Of assumed "omnlpoteuce " on the part Of
our Z" Lord /" Mayor ls about played out.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26

EoR sALR-BIXTY ACRES OF THAT VALUA.
BIB estate known as Belle View, lying
n the Dtstriet, about three miles from WAshinE.
" good road Leading from WeshinEton 10 Pisea.
S4J WI, e. by The river, II includes several
Rrdehing purposes. This property will BE- sold
g reasonable terms, as an entirety, or In lets 10
nit purchaser, W
OHAs. A. MeRURN,
-, 4, Real EstAte Agent,
mhA-H Do Seventh street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26

Miss HATTIE JOHNSON, the lady who was
brought into distressing notorlety through
her elopement with the Rev. Horace Cook,
some months ago, was Joined in wedloek
to young man Of New York city last week.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26

"-THE MEMBERS OF EXCEL
~ sIOR LODGE No. ID, x. Of P, are 70
questsd TO meet at their hall. Seventh street, be-
EVENING, 97Ih Instant, Al s o'clock, Tor tbs puf
pose Of payilC a fIAternAl yisit TO Mount Vernon
G.SSs No q s,I = fall attendance Of the
BT order OtW: e., X. o. PnLKINHoRg,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26
Now Advertisements.

CoUouLIN,s DRUG STORE. OPPOSITE MA
" SONIC TEMPLE-ITesh htGek, ana lower
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lorrrcrlt1


WAHHINufoH, April IT. I5V
Information has been received at this
Department from Mr.. David 8. Pinnell, the
Consul ofthe United States at Melbourne,
Australia, Of tho death, on the 18th Of De-
cembsr last, at Melbourne, Of GEORGE
RAMsEr, an American seamen belonging to
the ship Thomas Fletcher.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26

Eftta5fb PoS s hfR Al E iJS644isosp UL'
STATE OF TExLs. CHHI QuARTHRHAsTIE'E
OFFICE. AvsrIE. Texas. April II. $50 J
ws aa Ssr g'S ~ Srd ts. q ta
Ssi,s q fTssCT q DdIsnOl1 TsFs SssS;s lGs
aHd AsEisSn Gulf railroad, from LSvcS 70 Veto.
The slis win include the road bed, entire track
and sidihgs baildin g. water stations, turntables,
Ing 70 the ROT together In ths 70 stoek ears
a5s.sh.ineLy, md other equipments as follows
y Miles Of track, more or less,
baggage Cat
6PlGlfoTm Cars.
knEins AID Tender.
knsins House, at LsyGeA.
Depot BqildinE, At Victoria,
HssRias Shop, Il vietoiisa
q Pairs Trucks. loose, At Depot In Victoria.
A,seellAneous lot " RA 'lroAd material, Boxing,
lW6 SlI1g.; AZ ~ If R,,,.,n,u ;. roo,.
mixed iSi q SasSiHsIy. BsinE t oSa pieces. Gs
10 shop at Victoria. ~
SPrl s5f Tay.oy S GSss sOnE the road be-
PAIRS Driving Wheels At Victoria.
Iron SAFE. o..
1pliTs gealss.
5 Hand Trucks.
The pTSpsttJ may be Inspected on application TO
ths sSsa! n ne IoId, and any iptgr9aton desired
Pfih %iliSTy as,ris, At Rss5, F,4 SsI''rm1''sf
H1llpAriie1lAIs given on dAI o. Ills,
' SHi. 5'S S&'3 sI: .,S s1d
BEss.st Major and AetlnI aSsrter3asisrb UaiIe
master ap76 ID
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26
DasAHrzlITC.I. sI.!.TE.l

Information has been received at this
Department from Mr.. George T. Allen, the
consul Of the United States at Moscow,
Russia, of the death, on the 10th of October
last, at Koyno, Of JONI wRIonT, (negro,) q
citizen Of the United States.
The New York herald., 1870-06-15
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AarsEMENTs-N METH PAGE-Third, fourth, nfsh and
AsTRoIooYU Sisrn PAor-rirs, column.
ASb
BOARD asb ''ia15 Iob6iSd
sS Essaa Ss szHaS
BUSINESS PAoK-second COL
a4 SEs Gs4 SSs
CLERKS And sALEsMEN-TwELrrH PAox-Firs. col
s525HSis IND sssa
coAsTwisE v'H rAcrrnA and sixth
soam
SESTisrRYDf RLrTn fAaEHsscoad eo.anS. SDS.'
Hoss IS % AND uS
runJRss Column
EApRLssEs.sTooxp D rAer sixth column.
EVEsI1NsFIasT w, V sa pAessisth column
fOR sALE-sEcoSD PAGE-sixih column.
ssEscH Eaf.f
HELP WANTED PAoz-rir.. and
AELf s''SHS s9po' PAor-Fhh
. HORSES. CAnRTXGEs &c.-FIasr PAcE-secoud, third
HS @SsssDsss sSa ,ss soqHas
ICE sr .s, ss,smn
EcrURE sENAsoNNis4S PAan@Toara foua column
Ssss ssa%a
MARBLE MANTELS-TwELrTn PAGE-Sixth coumn.
NEDICAL-SnOoND PAGr--Fifth column.
MILLINERY AND DDREsSMAkING--FIRsT PAGE-Fourth
xIscELLANEoUs ADyERrIsENENrs-rrSzu PACE
xtscshIAEEous-s isIsi5,; pAar.rOur.A column.
fES sf'sn column
PERSONA FIRST PAGY-slrst goldman.
f1ANOFORTES-NINru PAaE-Fifth column.
tOST OFFICE NOTlCE--FIRsr PAGE-F0urth column.
fkOPOSALS-NISrH PAGE-Second column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT.TwELrrn r, third and fourth columns.
REAL ESTATE wANTED-TwELFru PAeE-Fourth col
REsTAUkANTs-N PAaE-First column.
kEWARDS--NINTH GF-Fourth column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS To LET-SECoND PACE
Fourth and fifth columns
eALEs AT AUCTlON-TwELrTH PAGE-Finh and sixth
SITUATIONS WANTED Ep-FEMALEs-ELyvHSrn PACE
First, second third, fourth and fifth columns
BlTUATIONS WANTED--MALES-TYELrTH PAGE-First
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-Fnsr PAGE Fra, ami second col.
sPoRTING--DoGs, BIRDS, &o-rnsr PAcr-second
SUMMER REsoRTs-sRcoND PAGE-Third and fourth
- columns.
TIE TRADES-TwELFTH PAGE-Second column.
TIE TURF-FIRsT PACE Second column.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PuHPOSES-SEcoND PAGE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-FIasr PAGE-sixh column.
WANTED TO PURCnASE-FIRsT PAGR-sixth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.-FIRsT PAGE-Fourth
column.
The New York herald., 1870-06-15
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.
AT BARKER Il HAHLIN'S
IA CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK. TAT


hs ES1yxr
general ssssr%sn o Horses csrrss narnsss, and
rWENTi.FOUR HOURS allowed for trial on every horse
'''1 "11e' 4 LARGE DRIVING RING
IN THE MART, for showing horses on sale.
LIBERAL ADVANCES made on everything ia the horse
SHTALoeGE u SALE This bSY bpr AT s'eScS T. ocEock
H. M ess Hn Of and d la. BAY X
Al harness very free and driver and sharp raveler
Dosky butt @ perfectly gentle Tor any one to drive has been
Coupe Reckaway in fine orier Harness, Sold for
one ELEGANT PIANO box 4 seat Road Wagon, made
by Benson Brothers and warranted for year
ONi. FINE q SEAT Road Wagon, made by Miner
one one PIASo PHs;;S g9x S .9p Wagon, made BY Bates.
FIVE OIhEE SUrEklON top and no top Wagons, new
TiSpsoSE AND III RiSH iS BRED bay rrong Horse,
and superior dryer foars nothing can be driven BY
lady a. FULL sPED an elegant genteman's roadster;
warranted kn IN al an warranted to ros In three
= ,-,,,s .nMnss : sEyERAL CHEAP WORK HORSES:
HARNESS, HORSE CLOTHING, WHIPS HALTERs, &c.
about 10 high, years spring sired by Young Ken
trcky dam fast Gray Norman very Free handy
any and every day 2:50 roadser ecsant saddle
mare has ar gais; would make brood is war
LOT or LADIES' and Gents Saddles.
HlGHBRED, superior an elegant dark chestnut coupe
Chesterline stock raised by James Carson Esq,
Augsa county Virginia. very stylish and free driver
horses n the city, is warranted sound and knd without vice
RsS 4 AAh IS high sd
the past two years. is eooa worker and free driver
FULL DESCRIPTION at sale.
SALES NEVER postponed accoun; of weather
The New York herald., 1870-06-15

nEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS.
H. No. 237 BROADWAY, !
NEW Yo7K, June 8, ls70.j
TO Plumbers ana MssonsMNonee ,. 10 heEcny given 70
Aqueduct Board that after this date, permits
for tapping water pipes for making connections with
drains will lie Issued uness bonds fled
with this department, KM. n. TWEED
Commissioner O. Public KorEa.
The New York herald., 1870-06-15

AN ASSORTMENT OF ROCKAwAYs, DEPOT
"A Wagons top and open Wagons, single and double ar
suitable for all puposes Lap Robes Sheets, Nets
Whips kc at very low cash prces at the Metropolitan
Carriage Repository Hudson and Spring Streets Call
The New York herald., 1870-06-15

TOR sALk--A PAIR OF SIXTEEN HAND CARRIAGE
Horses black, long tails, sly ish property OF gentle
man going TO Europe cheap Apply at rALLMANs, 1916
The New York herald., 1870-06-15

IIoR SALE-sLooP YACHT FRoLIc; 81 FEET LONG
feet beam; In complete order extra found and fur
nsbed In eveiv particular and fast saer be
at foot Of Court street, Brooklyn Apply at l5 Greenwich
street.