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JnE ART OF ToRrUnrsc.-Hcide
the Parisian hcadsman, has recently pro.
noanced IN favor Of re establishing some ot
the penalties mctcd out in former times to
murdercrs and highway robbers. Hc pro-
prees that the pun;shmcn, inflicted on per.
sons who have killed others shall hence.
forth be graduated according to the number
of their victims. Murderers who have killed
one peTson shall be gullotined; those who
have slain two or three shall be whipped
and branded before their heads arc cut off
those who have murdered more than three
persons shall bc brokcn on tile wheel; that
IS 10 say their joints shall be crushed with a
heavy slcslge.lalnnier before they arc laid
on the fatal plank. The jury's recommen.
dstion to mercy, he says, in conclusion,
must have no other effect than to lessen the
punishment Of tho murderer by one gra,lc
Unless these modifics.ions the crimina,
code are adopted, the headsman Of Paris
says that the crime of murder will bccome
more and more prevalent in France, the
guillotine having lost its terrors for assas.
sins. '.et
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BUTTER FROM Mud.
4 Queer Chemical Hroooas

A London letter writer has tho following
curious information: Not long ago wrote
that some ingenious man had been concoce.
ing various sorts Of wine from tea leaves,
and soon after I mentioned the persecution
Of grocer for adulterating the tea he sold
with swecpings Of his shop. A. If this was
not enough, We have now what I think i
the most remarkable case on record .Aoa-
tain analytical chegist has succeeded q q.
tracting what is described . - pure, White
fat, tasteless and perfectly inodorous, }" frop
no less . substance than the mud taken from
the river ThameA OF I'll the horr;ble com.
pounds in the world, Thames mul IL csr.
tainly the most Joashesoms and rsveltine.
Mud ID mud, 70 some extent, the world ovee.
but tile mud Of the river Thames isoedinarv
mud combined with every other hlthy 81.
stance ever created BY nature o. ooncoctea
BY man. There u no doubt Of The chreisrui.ts
Success, for the result of his ingenuity kas
been seen and tested by numerous couape-
tent and scisnuac persons. But tie won't
q not yet told. This ingenious cheaaist e.
hiblts ono specimen, which, With tie addi.
tion of ! little salt and csloifns nst,Ss. ~ =,
closely resembles pure, tirst-cklj ttstse u.
i Z impossibls for ordiaasy psssoas % tsll
the diffGsnce. Thsss : sonssAiag' Wy
dreadful About the thonsht II this, and one
Of the papss has stll fafthsf alarmed shs
public ~ sealing thst ! ven known facsosy
building On The river bank ~. bseb taken
y coqpdny 5oe The patp6st .of tssklSx
ths ~ dI1eoyssy - ! haJs peal w 03s
Htl941 - Sllgj1l 1sqGI1 - Nm q
ce0an - oaeos6saasd bgtls sdsea0.
ihea = ~ xAenA ,..sAa p~s
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There has been q wonderful amount o

There has been q wonderful amount Of
speculatins concerning the present popula.
tton Of the United States. It has been cs.
tin,a,cd at 10000, 900 and $4,000, 900, and
even as high as 5o,ooo,ooo A carefully
prepared estimate gives 10000 900 as tho
more probable figures en- the 1st of June,
1870. This will give an increase of oyer O..
000, 900, in tie last decade, which is doing
very well considering we have had war and
famine and pcstilcncc and political dissen.
sions, and all sorts of financial trouble and
worriment. .r.... .AE..Es a..
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The Revolution thus treats Of the word
''obcy," rs used IN the marriage service !:
"All praise to the Methodist Church the
Episcopal service is more ut logyerl,cads
with time than any other now extant in civ.
iiized nations. 1t not only clings to the
word obey. but it has II most humiliating
act in giving tho bride away. We were
never more struck with its odious and lu-
dicr0us features than once seeing tall,
queenly. looking woman, nagnifccntly ar.
rayctl, married by one Of the tinicst priests
that ever donned surplicc or gpwn-givcn
away by the smallest guardian that ever
watched woman's fortune, to the bluest,
fechlcst-looking little groom tina. ever placed
wedding ring on bridal finger. Seeing
these LilliDrts around her, we thought when
the little priest said, Who gives this NO.
man to this man p tl,at she should take the
responsibility, and say, I dor but no, there
she stood calm, cool, like an autom atom. rs
Il Il were no aits;s of hers, while the little
guardian, placing her land in that Of thc
little groom, says I do Thus was the
stately woman handled about by three puny
men, all Of whom she might have gathered
up in her arms and borne off to their re.
epect:ve places Of abode" -
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MIcRoGRArAs-Thcse are photographs Of
magniii;cd objects and are produced by
combining /: microscope with the camera.
A correspondent Of the Ssient:a, Ameri,o.
describes cheap arrangement of his own
for tho purpose. Over the cye-glass tube of
IN ordinary achromatic microscope, he
places sleeve or ferale, to which l., attach.
cd small box having its rear part open to
receive the plateholicr, which i.s closely.
The interior of box and platcho!dcr is
painted black. In focusing, frame with
ground glass takes the place of the plate.
holder.
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lIOlDIJl&.


There's call upon tic housc,o?, an answer from the
plain;
There's warblc In the sunshine, a twitter IN the
rain:
And through my heart, 1t sound OF ihcse,
There comes na,nclcrs thrill,
Az sweet rs OIOr 10 the rose
Or vr.dr:c 10 tho Eli:
h;a III tLcsc jOyons mornings.
My hcsrt pOu!s fo' IN this strain:
God bl, - the dear "id robins,
Who have come back again"
For they hiring thought OF summer, OF dreamy, pre-.
cious days.
o! kns.cups IN the meadow, making golden haze (:
longing for the clover b!ooms,
For rosc- NJ! n. lyw.
For fragrant blossoms where the bees
With d:onin. mui murs 20;
lGIcam 0! oil the beauties
OF summers golden reign.
And sin. God keep the robins,
Who have come buck again.
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AT meeting of women at Ogden, Utah,
recently, to take into consideration the Cul.
lom bill, tho following resolution was
passed: ''Resalcea, That we accept po!yga.
my with all its trials as blessing bestowed
upon US for our present and eternal saliva
ton. aud for the salvation Of future gene.
rations. We are proud of it when com.
pared with the state of society in the world.
and We wish to uphold il by deed as we'll rs
word, and also teach our children to cherisl,
and obey its righteous principles" Where
ignorance is bliss, it's folly to bc wise.
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WAsuINeTos's ONLY JoEE.-Dur;ng the
debate in the fist American Congress on tho
establishment Of the federal army, q member
offered Q resolution providing that It never
should exceed three Mousgnd men; whcrc.
upon Washington moved an amcndmcn,
that no enemy should ever Invade the coun.
try with force exceeding sro thousand men.
This joke was q perfect success, and the
laughter which it excited smothcred tho
resolution.
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EROM WASHINGTON

EDI:on New NORTH. NEST.
The anaden change in the programme: of
legislation In tho Senate, by laying aside the
Georgia bill, the Amcs question and tho
ssD Domingo Trcaty-wh:ch week ago
were first IN ordcr-is accounted for by the
near approach Of q State election, tho vote
"f which is expected to bc taken under the
10Th Amendment
sAN DOMINGO.
President Bacz having signiiird his vii
hngncss to extend tho time for tho ralifica.
ton OF the San Domingo treaty thirty days
from March .9.h. has caused lull in Its
discussion. In tho event Of its failure it Is
understood that q special committee from
both houses will be bc appointed to visit tho
Island next summer for thorough invcsti.
CATION of the affairs Of that territory.
FINAScEs,
4 committee cf tho principal bankers of
the country lave had hearing before tho
Committee OF Ways and Means. seeking in.
diyid''"l privileges nader the Funding Bill,
strongly protesting against being compelled
10 exchange their securities for tho IL per
cent bonds, ns provided In the bill; that it
would force all small banks to tho wall.
Secretary Boutwell, is said to favor them in
allowing them to use onc.third Of each class
- 4! aad 5 per ccnts-for banking securi-
ties
THE LEGAL TENDER DECISION.
There Is prospect Ivy the addition ri
TWO more members OF the U. s. Supreme
Court, that the late decisions of tho Chief
Justice as 10 the Legal Tender Act will be
reversed. The trouble here will be, if de.
c'sions may be reversed from time to time,
rs tho Court may be constituted for the
tim" being, there will be no inality in my
decision.
RECONSTRUCTION.
The States have como back, one by one.
n"'' Georgia alone remains out. The Tex.
as Senators werc assigned seats Yesterday.
being admitted without debate. The nd.
mission OF her Representatives, however,
was preceded by strong debate Is to Rcp.
'eseh'"i''e Conner, vino, it is alleged, was
cruel to some of his men in the army - q
Nap'a'n-but MI were finally admitted. and
'Ac Lone Star State Is enrolled.
THE PIEeAN AFFAIR. G .#
A 'eccn. e,;cr from Hon. Jamca n. Cuv.
'anausa TO ono Of our city papers. ,ogethc,
N,* he proceedings Of 4 macs meeting oi
Citizens Of Montana, on tho .Piegam mas.
'a:fe'" has tendency 10 somewhat enliyht'
IN Tic people upon tic ether ~ GAe gxs
"os In his letter hc says, Il do no, hcsi
"e I" endorse fully and completely thci,
a"on. " twill 10 observed tina. ID
,"e list OF atrocities perpstratcd by thcse
Indians. It u stated that no statistics have
an IN received fry,R Decs lodge, Missou Ia
taseihead, Jc.fcrsAn or Madison couuties
r,,'.,nc. therefore. u state that In thcee 10
WIVES fa'te as many 0utrages, murders and
s.nses r"a;, lave been respctsaiod q elsewheee
,.er.s' ~. ut which would serve % increae1
sa; s"s horror with which the public shoni6 A
ave ave such dctnils. Therefore. n insiice h
~, e people 1T Montana. Won WIN nmhiisS
f,"" ptoeedlngs. This recital. emsuasln1
;o..l ,"M taoss most interested, win l6o mnc]
~us AZ. countcracling the inllunncss ~
Hy gsrbicd seatemesfts which mav -
~'S' uade ~ u tlis suhjecl -
w.'as.~ "a, As.a "a ,sn y -. AI
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The SUPREME CoURT.-With the con.
trma:ion of Judge Bradley, the United
States Supreme Court is once more full.
We give list of the Judges, with their
ages and the dates Of their appointments, as
follows: ..s..t=tl s.i.t
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Three SsCNS<IJl9.

~ cup for hopc!" she said,
IN the Spring. time crc the bloom was old:
TIL crimson wine was poo and cold
by hci ~ Jrths richer !cd.
"A cap for lover how low,
low soIt the words: md MI the while
lier blush was riprl:n. with smile,
Like Summer after sEow.
"A cup for mcmorys'
Cold cup that one mast drain alone:
While Autumn Winds are up and moan
Across the barren sea.
Hope, Memory. Love!
Hope for fair morn. ard Love for Gay,
And Memory :or the evening gray,
And solitary dove.
CNrisfi1a C. Rossei
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"A New Orleans wife, left at home one
evening by her husband ''who had business
down town." accepted friends escort to
the theatre. Tho fates decreed that her
husband should occupy the next sea. with
another lady, the occasion Of his urgent
busincsA A soon - the wife made tho
discovery, she leaned over and whispered
viciously, Charles, who 10 that huszy you
lave with you p ''6isief o1. that fellow
you have with you" There was no need Of
further explanation. III hanaJe te ss,A Ns4A
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f0Dcss0stenWnpd," ," IN o seceut letter
m!sVabling1saF szys: t-Wlals on i VII,
- the Ianils0dlc Iawass shown qby, n.
owaaD6, ihe OonmissieueTs . singu,aeayslic
= sihab 1Sht q the paain@ ] e uis : ssns.
Al tahsAs 1Som. - Indian eaiss. sfeer
eathisoAIakis sf buakstiR ina1ewiehua,
~ ps1al ernanestatioa q bsads an1 nor.
np qsill, ~ xIacsdl With sonethiae
'iilts neyA = tke, dscqsaiys vay-a full.
i los tfilsa knped 4e H. ~ ofwhiss 70.
- aad cAtJdpn. & was i xhasily, ,orna- -
st ted dc eniiss ~ > . - y sery -
E hing y ialpSsa ~, 4 i, srly Z
/ i5s ! q q yhIsk l3ss H. - aeaM -:
p II Psgs.. e S..3 8 !. 4ssad
~ H. il ~ - ~ - - -
.itsss
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N TIM Fatal TwrNrY.FfRsr.-The extra.
ordinary interest felt BY the Empress Eu.
genie in everything connected with Marie
Antoinstte IL well known, and is, perhaps.
only parallsled By the interest Louis XVI.
took In the history Of Charles /. A com.
memorasive service Was ceiebrated on Fri
day, the 2lss Of January. vesy probably ..
the instance Of tho Empress Ia the chapel Of
tho ,TuillericA j.
The nuEher twcnty-one was curiously
linked With the fate Of the unhappy Frcncl,
monarcb. On April 2lst, 1850, he was mar
ricd; on June 2lst, in the same year, a
magnificent tese IN honor Of lis nnuplials
took plaes at Paris, in the coursc Of which,
" thc fsil Of Soine wood work. nuinber Of
SPECTATOR were killed. On the 2lst Of jsn-
usy, i7ei, lAess w. . ~ 4 The Hotel de
VllJsl - eelssssSs 10 bistAFof ne Dssn&in
Sn'ths 3lst Of Jane, l700. tho flight u VI.
teanea began; Aad on IL Slst Of Januafy.
if7o5, hs'ssts pat 10 death, ID conformity
with'the Fepsss q Tho Conmastee oferwen.
-ty.oHAs. - lggcsegs eds .fisH lasHa !siw
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Il IS announced at the close Of decree
BY the Brazilian Emperor, that the function.
ary charged with its execution Is tho Wis
cvunt ltaborahy Counselor Of States, Senator
Of the Empirs, President Of the Council Of
Ministers, Minister and Secretary Of State
and Finance. aad President Of the Tribunal
Of the National Treasury. Honors- must be
heavy in the Empire Of Brazil .d.
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.-fsoms time sihes I gentleman died, Who,
during afe. refused to believe IN any future
spunlshment. Two or thres weeks sfser his
sdsnise HI wife received, through ! splrit.
salmcdiuin, . communies sSb6, whieh read
. So,iows: ''DeSr wiSe e2Is SSw believe
Please send mo my thiR ieioshej snd / barrel
of lce watef.n
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The New York correspondent of the
Boston. Journal writes "Thc question
whether electricity will ever b. a substi
tute for steam seems likely to be settled.
An invention, looking toward that Issue,
has been introduced to Spracticsl illustra-
tion. For some months there has been a
model machine running in this vicinity
propelled by electricity. The work that i.
performs astonishcs all that behold it. In
one Of our colleges there Is magnet weigh
ing q thousand pounds. Three hundred
cups arc necessary 10 operate it. In this
new invention magnet Of forty pounds
and nine cups more than doubles the power
Of the large magnet. Lsthes, plaaing ma
chimes and other mechanical arrangements
are driven by the power. To run an en-.
gine Of twenty horse porcr by this inyen-
tion would require onlya space of three
feet long. two feet widt; and Two feet high.
The cost per day would be thirty. five cents
On steamship no coal would be required,
and the fpscc now used for cargo. The
tho stubborn resistance of electricity to nc.
chanical use heretofore has, it is believed,
been overcome. A continuous battery has
been secured and other difficulties removed,
principally through the coil of the magnet.
If the invention works as we'll on the large
scale US It does on the machinery to which
it Il now applied, steamships will soon ply
the ocean under the new rropcl!ing power
a machine Of great capacity is being con-
struc;ed, and will soon he on exhibition in
New York. The whole thing, mighty
enough tn carry Cunarder to Liverpool.
can be secured in small trunk. need
scarcely add tia, this marvellous invention
is the work of q Massachusetts boy"
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CANNING EGes.-Thc process of ''can.
ming" eggs in their own shells was recently
explained at meeting of the New York
Farmers Club. When two or three dozen
eggs arc obtained from the nests, place them
in dish and pour scaling water owe.
them, and Immediately turn it of. This
process is repeated three times, by which,
means the albumen is fixed or coasulatcd,
the pores Of the shell closed, and the egg,
as it were, canned in its own covering. The
eggs thus prepared arc then packed in salt,
with the apex downward. and they arc said
to keep perfectly fresh for many moths.
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The "pedespeed" IL the name ef,tAs hisss
Yankee notion for the purposs Of lacrsas.
Ing mans natural spssde T1e xelssipede
having played oss. except - asvIes 70 In.
crease Abss, shs .Jsdespsed" oossse h. i
reessises of two wheels, ~ o. - incAos y
dhnstes, sne e which 4 4t,acAeA 4rmlx q
each foot BY means 81 : sSi1If1p. Ike coStSi.
vance, and y thoGS wAo undaslaad u, pssl
seoO1ll ehSeopuhl1lsth 81 f1lDslaGsEo
90 \ leeRlg3 Ill Saly 9sepqA lf,lpe,
de-. bat W. aeqdlIsd ila5 y oEs2Iae ~
F4s1p5stsoaa,1b y1y ~ saan n |
sssssk xlJrkFs q Il ~
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A MODEL MODE OF BRlBERY.-Au al.
ledgcd attempt at bribery Of . Government
official in Washington has come 10 light.
A handsome boquct Of flowers was sent to
Mrs. George B. McCartee, wife of tho Chief
of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing,
at the Ebbi,t House. A piece of paper con.
tanning $l700 was placed in tho basket.
Mr. McCartcc handed the money to Sccre.
tary Boutwell,, who, placed it in his safe,
and upon investigation 1t was discovered
that German florist had sold the basket of
flowers TO three gentlemen at Willard's Ho.
tel, on tho night the basket was sent to the
Ebbitt House. The German was brought
bsfoOthe Secretary and stated pretty clear.
" to whom lie had sold the flowers. Two
Of these gentlemen were officers of bank
note company of New York. Secretary
Boutwell, sent for one of the parties, who
acknowledged that ho was aware of the ao
,al present. 1t Is understood several mem
bers of Congress were informed of tho mat
ter. who intimated their intention to thor
oughly investigate the case in Congress.
The New York herald., 1870-04-20
AsIUszWES'rS.


GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
- corner Twenty th,rd street and Eighth avenue.
fish, fropr'ssor
OvERwii.LMiS,; ATTRACTION
EASTER HOLIDAYS
ELEVENTH WEEK
TWELVE fEMrrAllOrS,
TWELVE TEMPTATIONS,
TWELVE TEMPTATIONS
witnessed from February ITO Apr III al rspresentaoss) ~
neIheh visitors bsnr the largest audiences assembled
nights. - ' '~'' ""''''' " '''''s'
Great hit of the new AMI original
BALLET FACTION
. Bi SIGNOR COSTA.
with entire new dresses by knapn sssetsd
xa"sra rom Mryrieeefs gems by Mir eary riss,ngtos
ALL TuE sECoNDEs
and forty eieh, beautiful voung ladies ~
TiiE GREAT AJAX
IN his specially with Nile. ioir rn,,usa
COLIN AND Nle ErrE.
rny nysHy 1EEAHTIT AluT ASInHHrnS % s,In n TIE cTr
SECURE YoUk SEATS
ANOTHER SENSATION.
A complete and genuine
SPANISH BALLET TROUPE
viii arrive In the United States IN the steamer ~ Laurent
Due notice viii be gwen o! their nrst appearance.
schnmers s0l broadway, and at the Erie hallway ticket
oaee, corner rwenly.hird stree. aud broadway
powERy THEATRE
ID wM B. FRELlGH.... .froyrctor and Manage
EASTER WEEK FESTIVAL AMusEMENta
GREAT VARIETY rkoUrL.
NEw YORK LIZ pUAkrkE AMOUR,
lb4V 1870 by tts Ciodoche Troupe.
and the Conchiia konHaut, Bobby Daiv
OVERLAND ROrTE. rnIuE or THE OCEAN
Bensh, Of no old Bowrry favorltr
MISS uEkrkUDk DAWES
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

THE CUBA TOBACCO, CIGAR FACTOR. 60 PEARL
street offers for Cigars OF superior qualify, at low
prices bv the 100 OF 10000 We posscss fA
ees for furnishing deaere and agents with Cigars superior
~ qualify t9 aay greslSsd y GxpEs q = iccc 4,Sc
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sc CLINTON PLACE.-NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT
~ koom, with Board for gentleman party Of
genemen aso very handsomely furnished back Parior
References EXCHANGED.
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Of WEST TWENTYFlRST STREET, NEAR FIFTH
s)f aven1eTo let elegantly furnished Rooms, with all
modern improvements with without Board strictly
private family. no children, for gentlemen only
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CCp STREET, 1lS WEST.-FINE LARGE ROOMS, EN-
LO suite or singly may be engaged for the for
lenteme ad their wives single gentlemen terms mode
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81 AMITY STREET, NEAR woosTER-A FEW RE.
s)l spectacle persons can be accommodated with good
Board and pleasant kooms for So each.
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81 WEST rHlRTY-SECOND STREET NEAR FIFTH
eOl avenneAn entire Floor let of four rooms ample
panres bath &c. fully furnished, together separately
private II desired.
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> PERRY STREET.-PARTIEs CAN BE ACCOMMO-
Af dated with pleasant Rooms and good Board
rate prices BATH few other boariers References
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C1ST SrREET.-F1RST AND SECOND FLOORS. COM
- mum eating rooms with Board, to gentlemen gentle
nan an wie convenient TO ears and stages moving r
May. 203 Wes. Twenty -hrst street.
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. TIL STREET, g25 WESr-A PRIVATE FAMILY OF
~ owning their house, VIII let gentlemen hand
somely furnished Rooms first second floor brown
stone; references required.
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On WEST TwENTy-THIRD STREET. NEARLY
OV opposite Fifth Avenue iIotel-From May i with prr
vate table entire Second Floor consisting OF rarior din
ing and three bedrooms and private bathroom
other Rooms References.
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81 WEST SEVENTEENTH sTREET-A PLEASANT
s)l extension Room floor; also iarger front
Room on third hoor with Board
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On WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH
AO avenueA handsome Paror Floor, with kitchen and
everything for housekeeping suitable for doctor or
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@ EAST THIRTTETH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND
- Madison avenues-One large furnished Room to let
gentlemen; references reguired.
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BOARD WANTED-BY A FAMILY OF THREE; TWO
ID good Rooms good location furnished unfurnshcd.
Address stating lowest terms and all particulars A.
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DOARD WANTED-BYA A SINGLE GENTLEMAN IN A
ID private family first class boarding house,
Keference given and required Address, stating terns
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DOARD wANTED-BY THREE YOUNG GENTLEMEN; I;
~ one Room, with two bes price not to exceed 52 per
month will monthly weekly in location be-
low Eighth street. Please address PERMANENT, box
Post Office.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-21
Buckingham.
7ux CROPS

T!IE CRorS
Are ripe, ready for the harvest, and such
4 harvest, for fairness is rarely seen. The
want Of faith tho beginning qf june gives
away to sigh, the mfddic of July. We have
had twoshhc showers the past week, yet II
did not enter the groanl deep, and nov
that wheat is COOL in spite Of rncful prcdic-
ton; grumhlers, not to yield, arc prophssy..
lug snail 49, aaess rsias Come. wien
their eyes never bchell ouch corn fields
This tho ga, don Of captr.l Iowa promises a
corn crop inacxcoss Of any pssvcrous crop
A cHxp LOST. gBd aela VII.
Such was the cry Tint fvh on on: ears
Friday afternoon, and those that heard il
has,cncd 10 tho farm II C,Iaq,,, Esq, rlers
il was learned that one oflhia child rem, p
girl two years old Was missing soarcli VAS
Immediately Instituted As 1t began 70
grow late 4 second messenger was dispatch
ed to the village Cor aid, every store and shop
was closed aud as the tidings spread men
and Joys locked fronnaN squartstp, and
seare{i contiAaea astil-it become quite al N,
and no trace Of .Lsschi!l:-. "A consolidation
lec!lel 10 eoa.inpe Tho. search and alarm
the country. during tho night many arrived,
some retirsl,i AZ daylight appeared the
county was alive and from them unit! one