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DIRECTORY FOR ADyERY.sEns.

AMusEMEnTs- -TwELrTn PAeE-Fourth, fifth and sixth
sSns xsD
BoARbERs DS WANTED -srooSD PAGE rir. second and
SR g HSs ssGsH"a.,rn
'rd sGq%as rAers.A COL
CRY kFS HsrA1E foK
CLERKS AND SI''s sALEsMEx-E1rvrsru pAer-si..h COL
4sD
coHsTWisH srLAMsHIrs-F,nsr pAor-Fifsh and sixth
D1SciSa xo1DEMlGsNfwrsSlu fHsf@Soa1tA Sa col
BS HOUSES ~ lHS AND
EuRdfEaH column
tExCuMhsIoNs ti M rImsT rAorrsiA.h 40 rs,I Column column.
F9k F1kaisal5 sSoss AND sHR TO
FsEscH SuPa
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c-rInsr pAes-second and
HSss soSs &C., sfsgs rAorA
Ss Gsz SzL SsSSEE SoR sSESSHa4s r1s.
LOAN OFFlCEs-FIRsr PAaE-FIrst column.
LOST AND FOuND-srCoSD d PA0K Fourth column.
MACHINERs s--SEcoND PAGE Sixth column
MARBLE MANTLES-FIHsT PAGE sFourth column.
MkDlCAL-NINTu PA0E-Sxth column.
MILLINERY AND Observation-Disclosures PAaE-Fourth
MisCELLANEOus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
Sixth column. s.. ~. f-E
MUSlCAL--NINTH PAaE--Fifth column.
PERSONAL-FlRsr PAGE-Fnt column.
FIANOFORTES-TwELfTu PAGE-FOurth column.
PROPOSALS--NINTH PAoE-fifth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-TwELrTu PAGE-Third CO umn.
REAL ESTATE TO OExCHANGE-TwELfrH PA1E Third
column.
REWARDS SECOND PAoE-Fourth column.
SALES AT AUCrIoN-SEcoSD PAaE-Fifth and sixth
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs- ELrvEsrH PAGE
First, second, third, fourth and nth columns
SITUATIONS ED-MALEs-ELEvENTA PACE
Fl tn column.
SPECIAL NOTICEs-rIHsr PAGE-First colump
SPOkr!N0-DOGs, BIRDS &c.--FIasr PAaE-sscond
THE TRADES NINTH PAGI--Sixth column.
The TURF-FIRsr PA0E-Second column. ~-
TO LET FOR BUSINESS Pu PuRPOSEs-TwELrTHPA PAGE
First column
TRAyELl.ERs GUIDE-Frasr PAaH-siz.h column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 70 LET
TWkEFTH PAGE-First and second Columns
WANTED TO OPuRCHASE--FIRBT PAGE-first column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.-FIasT PAGE-Frs, column
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every evening during tho
SEPrExBER MEETING
y rLEETwoSSgp lxasssoolArros,
MoRRIsAsiA, wEsToHEsTER COUNTY,
TUESDAY, 80 y Az AID FRIDAY
every ten minutes 'Fifi Fsfsiuss asf II ssss assoc
ruEsbSYl ;issqs;s srpr rs%saS e Sis's; q 1870
For horses that . *. horse 5000
4. Fa.serson. Of Newton eniers !. 10. Lady Haghss
@
John Murphy Fleetwood Park, enters br. James Cole
ons..A. Poushkssp.e enter. b. s. Young wilkes, ono
John RoEsls Flss.Tood Park, br Pown.l Mare.
.mes SSasrey r'ns enter. snss 3 II lambert
a:nS msdiS a .as:s Ssw na in
old BY Boy, Ss Major @Inneid one white lind
foot stripe on the nose arcoxnn nav
wrpsrsSIY sS. |. FTE,s sErrRaasR e Sssqs a, 1870
For horse. that never Ses. he ar:s horse. $500
william oo. to s sSss,Sxss sa As third %
f'sia ss! rs.sssss sH'fs ss:f'y % estsn Hs9
John H0rn'''f n, II 7ii,sD sYisf; B. Si Captain Gill.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2? 1870
he sscoad sicS 10 he ,sira pe .''' n0''' S'00
r. cia f. Iosw om.
SSis Fs!:; ss.S hs.s 1;:ss :;.,
rRrDsa,' ss 'assf;s siffFsstA| # sI|'ss g. 1870
sea.n, 2: :nssss ssssrs s:% 's s.sn .As s 'a'
Charles Richards New Haven, enters br. New Haven
I.r, ;ss,
IL aa.slasSn ss:ss St ss ss Ed E
For horse. tina. frs. horse, $500
s?f L. Psss Sss si:ss. :lsl. Mp.gSI s Lucy
John Murphy rsySSa SPsa f.Tt sh%SExss sH;sE Henry
hs at2ye acs9 mile hssts three in five IN harness. ex
4 s I'll b under ss s. rule, aa IT s
snee admission onc dollars no extra charge for Grand
trains ~ he New York ana Harlem Railroad vii! leave
,sd " 1Hd Ssys S aHr z Iss ssss w leave MosAns
Pc Park wtAin hvs hanarsd feet OF the Harlem depot
Esoss, eonnsuse at $3.50 I'm; .nr.
Pools sold cycry evening Previous to t5e race, al Fleet
Gs .rs JAcs f0h and
PEosrRer PARK rrAIE, qRoUNDs-THE THREE
80 - -'',' '''' ''' ~ L. O. READ, Secretary
rT,HE PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS.
l. AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
FIRST nAY.--Octobcr H. ~
&75ouorses that have beaten 2o0- $3.50, $3.50,
&l0o. q
Silver Pitcher ss Ss' that have been
ow ned and driven together hs member OF the association
t-- SECOND rAY.--Ccober Il.
The rouryear-old Prospect Park stakes.
Also same day
&500-Horses tha, have beaten $100 ESQ
THIRD DAY.-October i3
For horses that have beaten 26S100 $780, %00
Also, same
Silver Pitcher $780, for membcrs' eondi-
tions as for double teams.
FOURTH pAY.-October II.
S5O0-For horses that have never beaten $40
Also, day
Handicap for 900 all $50 forfeit Sp0
entrance when they ACCEPT the andicaps
The wciehts TO be announced within twentyfou hours
after the entries opened and the parties to accept the
same or before the 4th day Of October.
In the above purscs there must be three entries 70 fill and
two horses TO start.
Entries MONDAY September &C. at p NJ. At the
OF the association, lag Montague Brookyn
but time made after September Is lhail no. be bar TO
entering In any OF the above races.
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TIVE STEAMER THOMAS f. HrLSE, CAPTAIN GEO
W. Annett leaves Christopher street a. TO- and r. n.
landing at 1hrysourh street all trips Sundays included
Music board.
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SEPTEMBER 10, ]87O.-TRIPLE SHEET.
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

CUNARD LINE
THE BRITISH AND s1sTH spsTHsps AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL
sss' ;'''Ss s.'s 9 ss!.
ssss ssSs X; sss S:s: HS;.: Is
Rates OF passage,
First by the s: not sssoa .se.a cold
s; Return STp tickets. sa a.s sssa, s''s; s;os. s1.d
Fir, cabin the ssa%sFs r"s csry,ns s'eer.ae
s,se,ss tickets Lvsrpos and sVtS Queenstown and all
TrS1sa ss q sa.s ss.
For freight and cabin Passage apply at the company's
ssrass II nsosaT g. H ss %sss
- ryins the United states mails;
MINNESOTA wSaeqssv S1las every wednssday SsSs,r pv
IDAHO m c;., a. Scr,; ssp:smSsr s;Ts 49, "sAA
and aS
germany At lowest ri'fi %iLfHSs curox 20 Broadway
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
The General Transatlantic Company. Mal steamship. so
' 'fSsrs .9sis =! the Cont
Vile Aks osasr
FEkEiRE 6aurc remale c,oss 9c,ossr
Rate, OF tnssase payaSe In gold including vine
TS Paris !neudar railway eiet,-sias and $Ss ''''
on ns ss Ss
n' IokGE aaa
THE ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS
l. SAT- every SATURDAY and alternate wednesday
,,o..,,u to and from Glasgow and Derry,
Ses s n s,m % Tswsy .
osapy a :, as A.r on any . r"s % ;Dse and
HSES$siz HSiSSS :st g.
CAMPRIA 0s. BKITXNNIA.... Oct ls
3 ,oMA eHEsDosix :: Nov ls
sTsl1 S.,;:; "a os 50
fros per % Norin river, New YORK, at noon.
htei Isensss ~ pcsiss s. D,y.se .S 81 in
ns,r ss cabins, Ss and ~ according to location
Intermealatc. ss3; seerage. saa.
wishing to send for their friends.
Drafts issued, payable on presentation.
Apply III yEKoTHkRs aSsi Born,
T ,oNDoN AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE.
a'ps fSe% pier ih' So eisfs' Selsh IH"%eA riSsT
Rate; r.:,;ss :;;s s
fsi for I'VE and Rosr
dam at reduced currency rates.
Ia aoEi1sD' if 'XssfIswALt Asss ssss .,,.
CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
y Every Wednesday, Thursdav md Saturday.
MHNS MIN Es1TA .weSnesdsy September q
Drafts payable IN OF England. Ireland Scotland,
al current rates OF exchange. Apply at THUHpSON pas
sage ohice IS Broadway. corner of Rector street.
NATIONAL LINE.
~ STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN,
from pier N North river
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
ENGLAND, Webster. Sat irday Sept. "a at g30 NJ
THE QUEEN. Thomson.... Saturday October J. ataA NJ
Passage TO Liverpool or Queenstown-Cabn. $5 and S65
steeragc, 1928, currency.
Prepaid steerage tickets from Liverpool. Queenstown,
Londonderry and Glasgow. S32 carrency.
TO LONDON DIRECT.
ERIN, Pracr... Wednesday, Sept 49, at A. NJ
Cabin passage x65 and a s. currency.
Stcerage passage, Res currency.
Passengers booked to Paris at reduced rates.
For further particulars apply the conpanys oce 50
Broadway.
| w. HURST, Manager.
(NUEhRD LINE. RI .'s.rs- ~ ~ 's-s ~
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lNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Old Line. Freight low.
The well known lrst class sidewheel steamship
BIENvILLE,
j. Is. Baker, Commander,
having been Detained at Quarantine her departure II
avoidaby postronedh
will leave pier No. S5 North river, Monday, September ~
At q i. N. Freight 25c. per cubic foot.
Freight taken through from St. Louis Mobile an(
Galveston.
For freight passage having superior accommodations
apply 10 LIVINGSTON, FOX 4 CO.,
8S Liberty street.
Steamship VICTOR will follow and pier 20 Ead
river on Saturday September 81.
c. II. MALLORY 4 CO.,
l5S Maiden lapo
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uARDwARE.-wh A PARTY OR PARTIES To
manufacture an article much needed by mocha,
MICS, protected by letters patent ar
please answer For particulars address so one week GER
TAINTY, box te9j Posi Office.
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A THOROUGH BUSINESS MAN, WITH SIOO u
"A $500. wanted, at Wl.sTBROOKS Table Syrup Manu-
factories IA Fulton street Brooklyn and ~ street.
New FORK sure ihi1g, in running order.
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TIUNITED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-OFFTCIAI
~ Passports of the Department Of State Issued A. o.
WILLMAkTH United States Court Buildings IL Chambers
street.
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(NUEhRD LINE. ~ n tt~s r'~ts
~ THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL CALLING
AT CORK HARBOR.
Cuba: Wednesday, Sept Il Scotia Wednesday, Oct
Tripoi. Thursday, Sept q saaTia Thursday Oct
China w enesdhy, Sept. % Java ednesday, Oct, IL
Abysnia Thursday sept % Algeria. THURSDAY, Oct. IL
Samaria Saturday, Oct Russia Wednesday Oct 10
Rates OF Passage
BY the Steamers go; carrying stcerssc
First Cabin %lco, god. Second Cabin. $50 gold
FIRST CABIN 10 Paris S145 gold.
Return Tic kets d, gold
By the Steamers carrying Storage
First Cabin $50, god. Stecragc 800, currency.
Return Tickets 80, gold
Steerage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown all
parts OF Europe, al lowest rates.
Through Bills Of Lading given for Belfast GLASGOW avre
Antwerp and other ports the Continent, AMI for Medtcr
ranean ports,
For Freight and Cabin passnge apply the Companys
Office, No. Bowling Green.
For stcerage passage at III Broaiwav Trinity Building
CHA.. G.. FRANckLSN, hrrnt.
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THE TURF.

A POOLS WILL BE SOLD AT RILEY'S, CORNER
n. Froaaway and Twenty eighth street, Monday and
every evening during tho ro,n9 at Feetwoo Park
MARSHALL. JOHNSON.
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srOhTING- DOGS, BIRDS, &C.

srOhTING- DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
n sale.-Medcnes for all Diseases Prepared Food for
mockng Birds ut B. DOyEY's, No. Greene street.
of Canal.
N. B-Ladies attended by Mrs. Dovey
DUTLER's DOGS MEDICINES. &c, NO. PECK SLIP.
ID Buffers matchless eraniuns
- Just published,
Buffers Poetcnl Sketches.
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DAKTNER WkNTED-TO TAKE RALF INTEREST IN
l. an oil established saloon restaurant business, with
cash c5pal OF 81 300 Inquire at ls3 William street. corner
OF Spruce, in basement.
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TJNAPSCOTTS EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EX.
j change oice-Passagc from Liverpool and Queens sown
weekly by first class steamship Also from Liverpool
London by weekly sailing packets Drafts Of II nm.
wards available In part of Great Britain
the lowest rates, at TAPSCOTT BROTHERS 4 CO.'S, :.
e6 South street, New York.
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THAVEI.IEttsS' GUIDE.

OATH AND CONEy ISLAND RAiLROAD.-FULTON,
- Wall, South and Hamilton ferry to Greenwood
Cemetery connect with tho island forty
minutes
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DARE OPPORTrNiTY-I DESIRE AN ENERaErIO
III young with small capital take half Interest In
well paying musical party about yelling West: security
given investment references EXCHANGED Address
e. q. L., box 4,4.3 Post oHice.
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coAsrvlss srRAM,1rPs.


TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS roUc4
The Al icy s,esmsr Mss c.ruARrsr WHITING c.n..,
a. pier 10 20 East r,yer, win sail when full. ..
our ,ss msao q % asfor y b
sam " Il Ell VIII follow and sail direct satar
0' 'e's'' p.'aifss xS2oaY xippy CO.. Maiden LAM.
CouTHERs LINETFoR NEW ORLEANS DIREcr..
rsceiving freight 8 per 20 East river and viii san saturday,
freight taken for St. Louis Mobile and Galveston.
Fer freight or passage Apply to G. II. MALLORY CO.,
The steamer DE soro win follow from pier SO North
''''' ''' 50 - LIVINGSTON, FOX co.
FL" sEkeSTxSTs sTsxssHIPP LINE.
on Saturday. September e.
vx ss as Sssss' sa s,'' for St. Louis
sss s''s' Snf
y The Cromwell steamship a,s1app. nns ..,,,o~
sAfHsa sASR%f s,GsR Es?ss sssi.a
and
.pps g1sa fSs
CrEAM TO SAVANNAH DIREor.-srEAMERs LEAVE
for Savannah every rusday Thar.a.y and n Saturday
bohkRTY risass SlSsaTsy TsSa''a f'' passage Apply
Line for Charleston. s. g, the Florida Ports
South and Southwest.
sailing from pier No North river nj r. NJ every Tuesday,
Thursday and saturday
The first class sidewleel steamship
CHARLESrOE, Captain James Berry,
will sail on Tuesday, September 20.
Through tickets and bills OF lhding issued at low.
est rates.
For local '''fa ESE9 tss Ps:'ra1ss e. CO.. Broadway
For through freigh, tariff and rates apply to
BENTLEY ID. HASELL. General Agent
Great Southern Freight Line. 3l7 Broadway,
in Thomas street
The steamship CLYDE VIII follow and sail Thursday.
September o.
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DRY GOODS.
A LrAAN BROTHERS 4 CO., SIXTH AVENUE,
IA Beg to announce that they will open

with the following choice addition 10 their
Popular Stocks.
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DO TO ALBANY AND TRoY.-THE DAY LINE STEAM.
- = boats &. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW will leave
vcsy stree, pier Mt As and Thrtyfoutb street at ~
landing Yonkers Synck and Tarvtown by ferryboatoE
zcns West Point CORNWALL, Newburg, Poushkeepsie Rhino
beck, Mndon Tiyol Catski and HuIyo, special traig
broad gauge In connection with the dav boats VII
leave arrival az Albany, Commencing Is for ELa,
SPRING. (fAre "a from New Cherry Valley
The ste .niboat SENECA will transfer passengers
bsny 10 Troy Tickets sale and baggage checked bS
Do9s Express, ohce si Broadway and No. Court street.
Brooklyn.
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CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
- CU.ari Line,
TKlPOLI.... ............. Thursday. September g.
ABYSSIHIA sails .......... .Thursday septembe 20
= Cahin passage, Ss1, god stceragc, $50, currency
For cabin passage apply at No. Bowling Green.
For s,eeac passage apply NJ III Br away Trinity Build
Ing CHARLES g. FKAhCkLfN, Agent.
E'OR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOwN.-IEMAN
Line OF Royal Mail Steamers are appointed to SAL as fol-
lows
ELM via ialnaxl TUESDAY, SEPT go p. ".
CITY or BRUSSE ELS. ......... Satu day Sen. ~ r. M
C,TI M of Whsn,NHioN Saturday, Oct 10 A. H.
CITY OF BALTIMORE (va Halifax Tuesday, oct r. NJ
and each succeeding Saturday and alternate tuesday from
pier 45 North river.
Rates OF Passage
Payable In Gold. Payable IN Currency
eo," niuke age. S5J
10 London, dO.- o. To London ............. 35
wishing 10 send for Their friends.
For fuiAer Information Apply nt the company's oce.
JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
ID Broadway, New York.
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E,OR SALE, SLOOP YACHT WHITE WING, 56 TONS
burden good order; lies at foot of Fourth street.
Hobo6en; will be sold low. Apply to WIN. ASToR, s.
Prince street.
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A FAMILY TEAM OF BROWN HORSES, Is1S HANDS
"a high, years DID, Kind and true in all harncss per-
ecty gentle Free stylish and pleasant drivers; warranted
sound and true; TO be seen at JOHNSTON VAN TAS-
SELLS Mart liz and ia East Thirteenth street,
Fourth Ii not sold at private sale before Tuesday
September 90 at IL O'Clock they will then be sold public
aucsis n TO the highest bidder, Without reserve.
CARRIAGE FOR sALE-A SICE.COSE ROCKAwAY
atrcet - - 80
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-20
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

WASHINGTON, April l9.-The resig
nation of Judge Advocate Swain has
been accepted.
A hearty welcome is arranged for the
State officers OF the Ohio Legislature,
who are expected tonight. They visit
Mount Vernon tomorrow, and points
of interest in the city on Thursday. 4
grand reception will be given them on
Thursday evening, at Masonic Hall.
The President, General Sherman and
other distinguished gentlemen will be
present. Speeches will be made by
Secretary Cox and Senator Thurman.
The Senate Judiciary committee to-
day commenced investigating the allie
cations respecting corrupt influences
brought to bear on Senator's to infu-
ence their votes on the pending Geor-
gia bill
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Mheeling geeister.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

POLICE COURT.-There was not very
large attendance on yesterdays session
of the Police Court.
Benz. Robinson, a man old enough 10
learn better, if he ever will, was ar
raigned on a charge of drunkenness.
Ben had come to the city for the pur-
pose of trading horses, instead of which
he got to trading stamps for henzinei
got drunk; got arrested; got fined 81
and costs and got off by paying the bill.
John Williams was about the drunk
est man ever seen, on Monday morning
about 9 o'clock. John was on Main
street outside of whisky enough to keep
an ordinary fusileer drunk for Il week.
and he tried to walk off with his load,
did John. But he couldn't, though he
did stagger under it nightly. He tnm-
bled against the sides of the houses over
signs and to the pavement. The num-
her of times the sidewalks flew up and
hit John in the face would hardly be
believed if we were to tell it. He ap
peared in Court yesterday bruised and
battered fearfully from the effects of
his"rassle, with John Barleycorn. He
was let off on the payment of 81 and
costs.
jacob Greis and Louis Broesock were
charged by Whilmenia Strofel with
using loud and abusive language to-
wards her. As none of these parties,
except the complaining witness, could
understand or speak a word of English,
the trial was more than usually inter
esting The accused were fined $40
and costs each.
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PENNSYLVANIA NEWS.
Spring Freshets-Seyeral Persons
DroMnetl-COnl.M Strike.

PHILADELPHIA, April l9-The Schuyl-
kill at Manyunk rose ten feet Yesterday.
One house was washed away, and a
man named Rooney was drowned The
lower stone mills are flooded, hut the
damage is not serious.
MAUCH CHrNcK, Pa, April l9.-The
water in Lehigh is subsiding without
having done much damage Miners in
the Lehigh coal region have not sus-
pended work. Several miners in the
lIalzellie region were drowned ont and
work temporarily stopped.
WILKES BARRE, Pa, April l9.-The
SuSquehanna has risen twenty feet, but
no apprehensions of serious damage.
The collierS at Plymouth have
stopped the work OF loading the Read
ing cars with coal, in sympathy with
the Schuvlkill strikers
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acres, for $4,000; II. W. Phillips, %
acres on lower end of Wheeling Island,
with improvements, for $4,000; o. }.
Gaston, 81 acres for 5000; W. M.
CASTOR, l72 acres for 500 per
acre, with improvements; Peter
Delaplain, 24S acres at so per acre
George w. Thompson, farm at Monu-
ment, 22j or less for Sl6,OOO; Moses
Ray, 100 acres at $50 per acre; B. ).
Good, 100 acres at 800 per acre; VIM.
Boggs 81 ut 800 per acre.
Bills o; w. :. Alexander were re-
ferred TO committee on Poor, with power
to act.
Bills Of Sisters Of st. Joseph, D.
Campbell, James Teters, VIM. Hamil-
ton, agent, August Weidebusch, Louis
Wheeler were laid on the table to await
levy.
DR.. John English was selected as
physician for the Second Poor District
and Poor House at S22j per annum.
DR.. W. \. Cracraft was selected as ply
sician for the Third Poor District at $50
for the tirstm of travel, and - cents
for each additional mile and to furnish
medicines.
Reports from Overseers of the Poor
from Madison, Richie, Clay and WASH
ington townships were received and
filed.
Bill OF C.. Hauser, for sending pau
pers to Pittsburgh was referred to the
committee on Poor for report, a. was
also bill of DR.. William HlLkill for
$3.50
The Board adjourned to meet tO-mor-
row at lOo'clock
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TELEGRAPH SUMMARY.
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
Gold closed in New York on Saturday
at ll3s
Senator Wilson lectured on temper
ance Monday night in Brooklyn, to a
crowded audience.
The celebrated novelist Reid lecturcd
the same night, in New York, before a
distinguished audience, upon Lord BY
ron.
1t is reported that Judges Bradley
and Strong of the L. =. Supreme Court
would not set on the rehearing of the
legal tender case, for the reason that
they we're stockholders in railroad. com;
panies owning bonds prior to the pas
sage of the law. They intend To dis
pose of their stock.
The Merrimack and other rivers are
greatly swollen. Some OF the bridges
are carried away. The railroads are
DAMAGED all over New Hampshire.
The Mohawk river WAS higher yester-
dav than ever known. Part of the c'ty
of Schenectady and the flats bordering
on the river for miles are covered. The
people are moving to the upper stories
and use boats to leave the houses.
The Fenian Congress of the ONeill
faction met in New York Yesterday.
The O'Neill party denounccs the Saw
age party as imposters and rldiculeS the
d0ings of the Congress At Chicago. 1t
is said 10000 stand of arms have al
ready been secured for hostile operations.
The steamer from Hamburg has ar
rived at New York with the remains OF
Hon. Anson Burlingame on board
The steamship City Of Cork, from
New York to Liverpool, touched at
Queenstown, with passengers all well.
The safe in the Office of the County
Treasurer at Newport, Nermlllon
county, Indiana, was broken open Mon
dav night and robbed Of so, ,OOOn cur
rencv. All the money belonged to the
county. The job has every appearance
of having been done 10y accomplished
burglars The county commissioners
offer a heavy reward for the arrest OF
the thieves and recovery of the money.
The Montreal Daily Ne'cs announces
semi-officially that the transfer of the
Northwestern territory to Canada has
been completed, Great Britain guaran-
teeing the peaceful transfer and posses,
sion thereof. The steel battery for Red
river is the one constructed for the
Abyssinian expedition.
FOREIGN.
The discussion in the French Assem-
bly still continues. Nothing important
reached yet.
A large lot Of powder was seized at a
village near Dublin Yesterday, supposed
to have belonged to Fenians.
The Dutchess of Beverly, of France,
died Monday. The press went into
mourning for her
Count Bismarck is very i'll at his
country seat
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Piebisciie Observation-Disclosures
pers I'm Observation-Disclosures for
the limited States-A Fearful Tor

nadO.
PARIS, April l9.-Discus.ion on the
Plebiscite was opened in the Senate yes
terdav and will he continued to-day.
Nothing important has been reached
vet, and it is not believed the subject
will be finally disposed Of to-day.
PARIS, April l9-All the Legiatimist
journals of France appear this morning
dressed in mourning on account of the
death of the Duchess OF Berri Yesterday.
The committee Of the International
Association of Woskmen, at a meeting
held last evening to decide what course
il was desirable to take in relation to
the Plehiscite, after q short debate re-
solved TO abstain from voting alto
gether.
LONDON, April l9.-Ten steamers
leave Liverpool for the United States
this week taking out large number OF
emigrants. Much anxiety is felt for the
safety of the new steamer Sirius, go days
out from Calcutta for Liverpool. Moth
ing has been heard from her since she
sailed
LISBON, April l9.-The city was visi-
ted by fearful tornado Sunday night
which caused a great loss of property.
Some persons were killed and many
hurt in the street The shipping in
Tagus suffered severely, many vessels
being wrecked and nearly all more or
less damaged No American vessels
reported lost