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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-03

Court Learned judges have given the opinion thas
~ - IN tho discretion or the Court nut IN giving
snat opinion, 80 lar AZ cases have fallen under
oDsefvato tney are careful 10 say that the general
rule IL that, on demurrer TO an Indictment for a
msdemeanor overrued. tho Judgment is dnaI;
WHO IN iayor OF human life, where the punish
l hna t ~ aeath, thar rule does not obtain.
ana further that in the case OF INSIDE
ineanof, upon special cause shown, the
court may withhold Judgment decline giving
Juagihens on the demurrer, and on an application,
susuiheu ny proper considerations, suggesting 10
tne Court danger that Injustice VIII be done 10 The
prisoner; suggesting, perhaps, That he has been
n,lsea INTO the position IN which he nnds himself
niaceu OF oher grounds (Which IL ~ not necessary
Tor me TO anticipate. for nothing OF that sort ~ sng
gesled nereh but which render 10 harsh 10 apply
Wnat ~ coniessediy the general rule, to per
murrer from the record and be put to plead. In the
prcseht case an was DONE short OF the peremptory
linposilloh OF condition, TO apprse the prisoner
anu ms counsel before this demurrer was inter-
poseu mat the general rule would be Insisted upon
On tuo paf OF the government. In this case nothing
ID now called TO The attention OF the Court In any
lorin 70 ne made the basis OF any Judicial action
winch indicates mt all that the prisoner at the
bar had has any defence except that
Wnich mas been ably ana so fully exhibited
on nus behall aud, trust, so patiently listened to
~ lnis tribunal. And In tho absence Of any other
deiehcc weare unable 10 see why the duty does not
resi- upon us 70 proceed IN conformity with gen
erai RUE governing cases OF like description.
Mi. S,oushts 81 declared they had not had time TO
fence. =
Judge Woodruff therefore suspended sentence
nnsl t4ss !l9La!ng IN order to give counsel time 10
snow why the senleHce under the statute should be
AAtlSated Ia the present case.
TIE CASE or JOHN MLAUGHIiN
was then called up. The defendant Ia charged with
siola,ion OF the Registry act IN voting in more
Counsel moved TO have the case postponed
which, after brief argument was assented To 10y the
ooui'' tue case being set down Tor tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-03

tney are al told 10 stand mp In row and be sworn
some rev take on their hats, a majority leave them
on, and Ia melancholy voice the pale-faced youth
reads the 0ath, which N the one administered
IN we southern States To those who are suspected
OF disloyalty. Many VI these men do not
pay the slightest attention TO the oath IA IL III admin.
istered and few shut their eyes and try 10 look as
II they were Impressed WIN the solemnty of the
occasion while others are ready TO swear different
oath every ten minutes during the day, at ty cents
an oath. and az the same rate they win cheerfuily
break the obligation. A large number OF men were
sworn IN on yesterday, and OF the aggregate the
Twenty-1rst and Eighteenth wards constituted the
largest number. IL Is calculated that Ave thousand
marshais wi be sworn IN by next Tuesday.
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TINE INTERRUPTED CUel.

No Ladies 10 the Cass-Card from the Prius
cipals.
To TIE EDITOR OF THE HEBALD:-
In justification 70 two parties who were NOT
concerned In our affair we wish TO make a state
ment through your columns in contradiction TO tho
report inserted therein on Monday, 3ls, october.
The report states that quarrel arose through a
communication made by one lady to another, UNI
pleasant 10 one OF us. Allow to say that the re-
port Is utterly unfounded and falsev our quarref
was strictly personal, ana had nothing whsteser to
do with LADIES' =. A. CHAND0E.
y. NALIIRAN.
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4 L
0. A. Hickok entered T. m. Edna, 10 wagon. DR.
H. Daniel entered o. ~. TOpsy, III harness. l .
TINE ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-03
TR8TTlSG Az FLEETWOOD PaEK.

trot for purse and stake OF 81 900, mile heats,
best three In i've, came or yesterday afternoon AT
the Fleetwood Park between Dan Mace's bay mare
Lydia Thompson, TO wagon aud Mr. Lovell's bay
mare Iopsy, In harness. q. A. Hickok's roam mare
Edna was also entered FOR the race did not start
There was very small attendance to witness the
sport. LYDIA Thompson was the favorlte previous
10 the start at slight odds but after being beaten
rst heat she SOLD for three and four 20 one In the
pools. This looked suspicious, and very few pools
were sold. Lydia Thompson won the three follow
ing heats quite easily, and there were some
queer remarks made about the way trouing has
been conducted under the new rules. The following
are few OF the pools sold on the track
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-03

ON Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Bonner's bay mare Po-
cahontas trotted hau mile over the above track IN
1:0aL. The nrst quarter beng Through u rather
heavy track, she made 1t In thirty -seven seconds,
but the other quarter being dry she troted that
mghf
AT Prospect Park Fair Grounds this afternoon
American Girl and George Palmer trot q match for
$1,000, mile heats, best three in five, IN harness.
George Palmer will win II he can--mark thai
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FIRST Heot.-Topsy had the inside and about half
aiength the best OF the start. This advantage she
made into length on the turn and carried 10 the
quarter POLE IN thirty seconds Soon after cav
Ing there Lydia Thompson broke up badly and lost
eight lengths before she recovered square trot
Topsy was about that distance In front at the half
mile pole In l:ls. The latter was then taken in
hand and Lydia closed up gradually To the end
Iopsy won the heat py two lengths and haf in
SECOND Heot-The horses had a capital start, bur
going around the turn Topsy had little the pest OF
II. AZ the quarter pole, which was passed IN thirty
eight and "a haf seconds, she led one length and a
half. LYDIA Thompson then made very bad break
and lost ten lengths before she recovered. Topsy
passed the half-mle pole ten lengths ahead Ia l:2o
Lydia Thompson then began closing AZ a rapid rate,
and 1t the three-quarter pole was at Topsyis wheel
She was head and head with Topsy as they swung
into the homestretch, and coming away steadily won
| the heat by over two lengths, in 2:42st.
Third Heat.-Lydia Thompson now had the inside.
and getting even start with the other gained one
length IN making the irsr turn This advantage she
carried 70 tne 9nalser pole n thirty,seyen and
went very WIDE while LYDIA chung close TO the pole,
and at the nainile pole The latter three lengths
IN 'front.' In 10. Gong along the backstretch Dan
Mace took advantage OF the ins and OF the Zig
! gag course and At the lhree-quarter pole WINS hve
| and won the heat by seven lengths. in 2:3T.
Fourth Hedt-Tne start was very even. but Lydia
Thompson drew away gradually and led Two lengths
TO the quarter pole III thirtyseven and half sec
| onds. She carried the advantage into the lower
| turn. when by q break by T0psy she gained two
iengths more ana passed the nan mile pole fOur
lengths in front, In l:l6E. From there to the end
! there was no struggle. Lydia Thompson trotted
| steadily ana came In winner by two lengths, Ia
| 2SS. The Iolowipgis8
SUMMARY.
| FLEETWOOD PARK, Nov. 2-Purse and sake ST. 900,
| mile heats best three 10 i've
ID. Mace entered b. IN. Lydia Thompson, To
0. A. HickOk entered T. m. Edna, 10 wagoD Dir.
II. Daniel entered o. ~. TOpSy, III harness. l 2 .
TIME.
Quarter. nay 1ae
First neat. ....-...............3e I:l9 2:4l%
seCOnu neat .-oSti l.sU 2.fZsx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-03
THE NEW ELECTION LAW,
The COnstitutionality Of the Act of
Congress Sustained.

Opening Procesdings-caleb Cushing Takes the
Oath as Assistant District Attorney-Judge
Woodruff Delivers tho Opinion Of the
Court-The Constitutionality Of the
Law Sustained on All Points-Tsr-
enOe Quinn to bs Sentenced
This Morning-The Case of
John Mclaughlin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22

The Summe Nights Festivals of the AriOn
Society will conn on Saturday next, and will be
Continued semi-w, wkly throughout the season.
The last meet ing of the season of the n Y.
Ustnroa socetv "a sk place last evening, at the
~ the kssocation Hhen Mr.. Moore the librarian read
naner fnrnished Inv Prof Green, Gen. Gaess
patgn in North and South Carolina In lT7si779 after
which 90 ink Sketches of the Indians Of North America
by Catlin eXhibi ea lne company, at he Close OF
the intellectual exercs ~ PatVVh vi solhc Ieesihents
The sessions Of the Soc Wy WI" Oe resueu on the nfst
Tuesday In October.
Five schools con- sected with the Juvenile
Guardian Society, aud tmDeflng over 700 cniden eel
ebraed yesterday their uiuai oiaWDeIry FESTIVAL at
the children sang beautiful h the chief point of attrc
ton was the b0unfu SUP Wy OF delicious cream and
fruit Addresses made ny several o the Director
of the institution which, VIII We NJ hnius are fn II In
prosperous condition. and, az Srdhe " inc state Con-
troler, % is doing good work
At meeting of the stockholders OF the
NewYoTk Central Underground hiIWay COnpay yes
terday the following were eec, "a Sbeet2fs; Nm -
Duncan, j. b. Johnston, Wln. E. ] Sdge, Nm NJ Tweed,
Marshall o. Roberts Lewis Is. Br, rn, Geo n. Brown,
George Grswod, Henry Smith, A. sarew H. Green, Jas
VI. Sweeney VIM Caldwell, and ALE " tainpDelL Messrs
James Brown (of Brown Brothers. WIN Nd Tweed, A. T.
stewart, Geo. H. Brown, Jas. NJ. sweeney VIM Caldwell
and Allan Campbell were members al Inc FORMER Board
Shortly before midnight on Monday Officer
Campbell OF the Twentieth Precinct olind anna OGara
10 years lying hepe ssly drunk On Ine corner OF
and Fort rtst The officer Learned that the
mother Of the child, who lives IN tenelne near where
she found in the habit ~ sendhg scr cnid Tor
liquor ana thai the latter often drank pOiusn Di u ana
drunk she fell the track Of tn, Tensge Rail
road bus discovered in time TO he removed before
tie reached the spot She was Temop 70 lhe Wes
Tliriyhfthst Police Station and ATTENDED ny folce
Surgeon Frazer, who restored Eer tO oonscOus.c fe
terdsy ihc committed by Justice Cox a. tn care VI
The COLamiesitDeJe OF Charities and Correction. }
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FIFTH BRIGADE FIELD DAY.

The Fifth Brigade, Second Division, n. G.
s. n. w. Brg.-Gen. Thomas S. Dakin commanding, pro
ceeded TO Prospect Park Parade Ground yesterday
nornng for drill and inspection The brigade consists
Of the following -named commands 18th Regiment Col
frederick A. Mason; I4th Regiment Col Debevoise; 2sth
r egme1t, Lieut.-Col shopper; Battery A. Capt John
90 u; Battery b, Capt. Wackermani and Troop A. Capt
Ke tser cavalry escort OF the brigade commander The
con unand was on the ground at Os, and devoted the
fore uOon to battalion drill At O'Clock brigade line was
form ed, IieutCol. Briggs 18th Regiment, acting
Chief ofsaf, and the usual evoutiOns very credit
ablv er0rmed under the personal supervision OF Gen.
Dakh The brigade afterward passed in review before
Maiort Ten Woodward and Adutant Gen. Townsend and
We're in eeted by MaOrG Gen. McQuade. The following
was the number Of men in each command: 18th Reg
ment s75 plusketsa told including officers band and
drIni.corl $50 men, 14th Regiment, 275 muskets-al
fold 325 m 26th Regiment, 500 musketsa told $50;
BATTERY g. g. men; Battery b. IS men, consolidated
under io bcebe, Chief of Artillery-all told,
Troon A Sc, end Division Cavalry, rs men. Total num-
her / 400 \ he ev0utiOns were witnessed by large
number az La fss and gentlemen The Governors staff
and other mil tury gentlemen entertained at the
Brooklyn Club tMdhsioh III lne evening u! M'0oi-"en
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22
BROOKLYN EDUCATIONAL MATTERS.

At the meeting of the Brooklyn Board OF
Education held yesterday afternoon the Local Com
mtee of School No. reported in favor OF the appoint
ment Of WIN. Jellie Principal Of the new school;
First Assistant Of the Grammar Department, Emily
Luckey; Principal intermediate Department, Miss Agnes
Kelley; Principal Primary Department, Ellen M. War
REM to take effect the opening Of the school on the
first Monday in September next. several members on
The Teachers Committee had not been consulted with re-
gard to nominations signed the report A1tef an
hour spent in debating the matter the report OF he Local.
Committee was confirmed.
On motion of the supply Committee the contract for
was awarded to Mr. John Leitch and for the Western
District to Mr. Patrick Higgins and the contract Tor e3a
the Western District 60 Messrs. Kelsey a Lougllin
on the recommendation Of the Book Committee s. $.
Randa's History of the State of New-York made
textbook of the schools The Building Committee pre-
9s and 49, which were approved by the Board. Mr. Kin
sea of the Special Committee appointed 10 investigate
reports relating to the apponmeht OF te to Sa fc n
brought their attention rejecting on the President OF
They asked relieved from the further consideration
OF the subject and their request was granted. .
The Committee on the appointment of a cadet 70 the
United States Naval Academy reported that they had
recommended the appointment OF Master J9ah A. AnaGt
pupil OF School NO To- Inc report VI inc OOult
Mr. Murphy offered the following which was adopted
Resolred That subject Of revision Of the budget recently
sen TO the Mayor referred special Committee oseven members
be appointed By The Chair @ COMMITTEE 70 aS power to s1g a
have named for educational purposes and thai he en- rn Of sad Com
Tc = ae d IL F9ssee e revised 'ds O' h'o' Of 'D'
The following resolution of great interest 10 the
Teachers was then offered by Mr.. knsella and after
considerable debate, was laid on the table: ,.,--
be d TO the Special Committee on the revision BUDGET with
power such salaries as we're raised on the LIST Of May last
provided the salaries paid teachers not below the second grade
fhal not be diurbed.
The sum of 500 was appropriated for taking the cen
of all children IN the city OF school ages; ,,,
The Chairman, DR.. Thorne, appointed me following
Committee on the Revision of the Budget Messrs. MUIR
ph V Kinsella Hunter, Riggs Burr and Thomas.
At o'clock the Board adjourned
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TABEOuneemenis.

SOMETIMES A Cold WILL NOT YIELD TO OK
BINARY REMEDIES Byc.urB SFANArioS op THE
DELICATE LINING OF THE THROUGH WHICH THE AIR WE
pRP.rHg 10 DISTRIBUTED ThIs OBSTRUCTION PHO
pucEs PAIN AND SORENESS HGARsESEss cocGH Df'''E' "
pvp,rur,s HECTIC pEvRR Am BLOOD NATTER OR
pu,pax FINALLY YxuAUsrIsa OF THE PATIENT
AND pEygLoprye VERY SERIOUS Dr. JAYsEs EKPEcro
RANT SELDOM PALS TO THEssyNProNs BY RELIEVING
THE LfSGs oBsrRUCEING NATTER AND HhALNs ALL SURF
.ss. P1grKsY ASTHMA AND ARE LIKEWISE Cured
o. rms sr,xn,pp REMEDY AND THE 1T has MAIN
rv,p YoR OVER THIRTY YEARS. BE'r GUARANTY OF
IT'S MERIT. SOLD EVERYWHERE
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

riftb Avenue Hotel-Judge Dwight Foster,
pa.o,. con + r Anderson Richmond; VIM FaXon,
Secretary Of the Navy RsPf9oI genera JoS
DetToit: the Hon NJ p. Bemus, Mayyille ~ y; Dr.. j.
D. woughby Baltimore the Hon. do3n Nm A. s SswV s
yannah Ga == Everett House-Lord Parher, bls
gland, and Capt; Tbbitts steamship Won CITY scn S
lila of the Prussian Army, the Hon. P1ee Mlulnms
of Alabama; the Hon John Hughes Colorado the HON
e ID CbiIds South Carolina; Lieut. Commander Li1iOW
u 8 Navy; Dr. j. J. Tobin, NewOrleans, ana =. W,
Chaplin, Springfield. - metropolitan H9leLba tn
Mgi1a6n Of Prussia; the Hon. j. j. Martin washington
the Hon j. Hardenburgh, Kingston, N " ana fayias o
ter Cunningham, u. g. Navy As'or hoHse evoorf
IIouse-Dugald Mactavsh Montreal, and Dr. HelIcken,
Rritisb COLUMBIA =- Clarendon HOte!-CoL H. LehoA
Banks OF GOV. Hotfnans Stah
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NETWORK STATE sUNDAY-sCHoOL TEACHERS
CONVENTION.

The fifteenth annual Convention of the New
York State Sunday Teachers Association
Bed yesterday in the Collegiate Reformed Church. at p
IN. About delegates present and all the Evan
gelical denominations represented.
The Rev. Isaac Ferris d. d. Chancellor OF the Uniyer
sty Of New-York, was made temporary Chairman, and
said he felt disposed TO regard the honor compliment
70 the institution which he had long felt inter
est rather than TO himself personally chat good old in
sttuton, the New-York Sunday school Union, was as
vigorous to-day IL "a ago. and putting
out efforts IL extended 10 them all a cordial wei
come. In his case, the adage about old and new
coming together verified. He belonged 70 the first
half Of the century while most OF his hearers belonged
TO the second half Upon the Hudson 20 miles up
lust above the Palisades In q beautiful casteated
building, lives a Who at that moment, was sending
down his thoughts upon them He referred 10 EleaIer
Lord OF PieunOnt, who seemed 10 be agent Of FrOv
denee in giving impulse 10 the Sunday movement.
Theirs glorious work JUDGED not III the aspect Of
show and display the sounding OF drums and The blow
ing Of rumpets but real benevolent work. done Ia the
right place and the right age. In proportion as they
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LATEST SHIP NEU,S.

ARRIVED.
s.io Saratoga Couch Richmond, City Point and SorioiA mise
'' SIP Victory Cushing Liverpool MAY !! @i'. sa esS pass
BsH j. r. mo IRoa no CarT 81 dsys railroad ION IN
Big Leona ngy John n b. Roleass 4 B blast it' '
Big Ossipee Strange, Boston n ballast
Brig CrOcus Flynn Richmond 'ce'
seh Annie E. Edgeti Trinidad Cuba q days molas'e'
sCHOOSERs-RlyER AND CoAsfMs.isSE' -.
g t3 r. rf ~ e Eli1afetbport H. smith E;laIelpot
Emily EIa5cthpor /. GI Pe1n. T fi,5etd5cTi
f Morton ~ Eia9 faa3 S,Sdds Rocslspd
I Brett h n.age fsGHie Hazard NeaBelOi
Ioaisa Eliot n B1nso' Sterling Sorthpor.
" oj y Ri EGSs' Bangor Cofnens Bcokb,yep
d. %tnrS5'P oagi e. jesse NJ knight RocAPOrt Me.
fg Glss E T9sas Ja6s cEabern Virginia
S'f % Gnlvin9 ST. so-l Geo Washington Stanford
Madison Hclmes PFoC.icnce NJ Hand, Hartford.
Siss BfaIeri New Haven. Ontario Pioyidsaee
Native. Nrw-Iisyeu. Orlando SMITH fofcA,s'cl
iirIsu r,1ti'n Gcorg,, Banks Cove Boeklsnd
Rieb,rd B'rieb Fal River. Aida, Roekpod, Ne.
f fa4ci, F FSS1a5IH Siis osSs: Bangor.
Laura Robinson, Providence iei h ss1r Rostop
Sarah Layergue. Bristol ran Is y; E:hsu RoIi,rd
G 5f1' r Garrison Esnaes BraineIi po.aa4 Ct
Caroline Carroll Kt1iei SeS,iia,en. Revenue, ReesBor Me-
Rio, Schmlee MS. PennsyNSsul~, h paG.cs '
Escort, Bridgeport. Ros1GFa ma, Bo1 e FiGSGeoce'
Plmoa,h Boston. Fred 1!tI FIosG P;i.n.a
sas B R sS5 l SSf Ss HsH! cay Fi6sn Me-
zcOyo Hsgj South Kingston Success PIoySe1sei
Ella Barnes, Providence Eonny; Boat Boston pl, M
Allied Hail, C0has,ett 4. w DlV"A o.,-'-' -'''
ssr,b Maria Rnck'ard Prescott,
Io.i, Frauce New Bedford.
wIsD-suniovn--Flysl, NV. dear
SAILED.
Hamburg, Ocean Queen 10y sNnwaH eo
for Richmond ships H. Robinson lor ANT
VEN: Rsou.e for Hayie Sunrise for GibaTj hlh warren of
iyerpoo Bari, Eaarl Hill FOX Venice and Trieste Cenueg ior
Cow y eau Eden for po Brig Nellie Gay MlaIaA
DOMESTIC PORTS.
2OArved, steamships San Jacno RON New
Yor and Ton,g,ud Philadelphia. Cleared seh Ae Lea or
Chshoms Island and Argus Eye for Boston, also steamship Leo o
Time Arrived barks Lynet from Antwerp from
Maauzas. ~, ----,.. - ~ VI.
Promethens from Phle pha Sailed bark Village Queen, London
schr Ncano a Northern port D., 90, ~, a., ~. VI
WILMINGTON. Del June 2Saed steamship III Cl Oi Ne"loA
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDONDERRY June 2The steamship Noraan nom HoElhd oa
arrived
DISASTERS.
June 2l-Fhe ship Lad, Bengion ron Newotea ar
while entering her dock az me latter port Tue
extent Of the damage reported The hp Hawk from Liver
pool Francisco has back baking The scl LYah oil o.
Johns was met abandoned June 2. In lat ~ lon A.. .
An schooner uuberOade went ashore on hLets f0
aboa, 6 D. IL 2lst aud now lies in dangerous position
The scr Annie Freeman BoynOn from khbeIhpor o Providence
run steamship Bristol of N0gak on the night OF the
and SUNK her masheads Just appearing above water
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HOME NEWS.
TuE WEATHER.

. m d "a I'd Uour Thsr Bar HInd 49,
Rrv- YCFH Hour Ihsf n"i. '" Ot8N. n W.
JuHt a. y -, $50 COON. w.
IT, Goes ~ W - %. 800 ~ snn-
PryARKs.-Yosterday TUESDAY, tne I H. Northwest
-, ay with fine fresh breeze from tne n9rIh Nv. y;
The day bore striking contrast with the ieTsa e@per
h a. dov was xperieced ut IL y. IN. Inc SKY ws
overeast and very cloudy from midnight TO gee rna
Nv, Uttie or sghtly coudy from a. m. to p M c'al
to raiuine midnight to i240 also thunder ana
lighting AT times rosy sunset nih,io@ ar
D. m. TO ~, overcast; raining, ihuhuer an" "sH'e "
lines Rain depth 800 Of an inch.
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D,ocENcEpS ARPTVTD.

PROM JIvTRPPOOI-n steamship City Of London jane
W. Lime Hast John Hast Mary Hast Emma Ha iIa his
harris An Poukt g. Decher H. Vanef1oist lie isia ih
Heyern John PEBBLES H. SAWYER Ar B9bee Pa ns I'M E9
igeins i Coybap Mat James Wade Lmma DrIlS
Wn John Fish Mary Holden, Thos Dooy james D0oe ~ D''
I4uas HuTphy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22

Co TO KYox's.--Buy your Summer hat at
Ksox known and universally patrond store No. 22 Broad
corner Of Fulton st. You procure there just the article you
,eone for his stock all from the cheapest a" 70 'ne
abpe stylish Rocky Beaver KSoAs the place. Tor you
to patronIe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22

II. N SouIRE's, 81 FutOn.s New ors, is Us
the best place to buy reliable W4rcnR' nue. p'A''ND' ~
rrKy and nj vERwARE. Diamonds specially.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22

Woor. AND Hop TwINEs, CORDAGE AND IA
, IA ,vFaorsE WIIARp HARVEY, 800 Broadway, newborn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22

Tn refined society beautiful teeth are always
admired aud eau be by using LfoSs TooTH Tablets
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WEST ORANGE, N. ia barn owned by Mr. VI;

WEST ORANGE N. IA barn owned by MI;
y'shstop Meier vas struck y bghbg Morday night 'Dd
burned Loss, $780, fully insured
CAMDEN-Miss Sarah Cox, o respectable Young
lady Sunday under circumstances That led TO me
raj be,n no ped h tie boarding house where hbc ~
Cororer FENDER summoned jury tie iuqc which gas COZ
YESTERDAY osor The body developed facts pofug strongly 70
sLe a. The eulfy PERSON arrested aud eom " e
County Jail
TRENTON THE ease of Louis Hart, who sues Tor
the recovery Of the diamonds bonds stolen BY Williams the sh
brrgIar was eo Sss District CoHf yesty' iHe'aS
Was SIT down argument on the 9Th Of July
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22

CrrrTPNANGO WHITE SULPHUR WATER cures
Dynspsia kidney Diseases Rheumatism a1d fcriu ir
Dygsists Derot No Coegeplace. j. T. HENRY Senu oi ~
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FIREWORKS :

IosEpu b. PrRDY. 81 AND "a MAroEN.LANH.
Established l8i3.
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lifetime of carefnl attentiOn tO nc n'

o. The travelling public universal oI %
, UorsE BosIoS controlled for nearly genesuo1 ~ LS"
RICE, esq
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