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FROM THE BORDER.
The straits of the brotherhood.

ST. ALBANs, Vermont May 3O.-A few Fenians
are still lettering about the streets, but will
leave for their homes as soon as they can obtain
money to pay for their transportation. Colonels
Brown and Murphy are still confined in jail,
being as vet unable to obtain bail. Many of the
Fenians believe O'Neill intended to be arrested
by the United States Marshal, and threaten his
life if any opportunity presents itself when he is
leleasedi They still claim that he has large
amount of money collected from the hard earn
ipgs of Irish laborers.
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M AR RIE -.

LEHMAN-MIDDLEToN.-In Jersey City, on the oath
instant by Rev. Mr.. Rowel, of New York. LEoNIDAs
LEHMAN, of Philadelphia, to Miss BELL MIDDLETON,
of New York.
SPENCER-SNYDER.-On the evening of May 26,
1870, by the Rev. p. Brown, at the residence of the
brides parents Mr.. JAMES NJ. SPENCER to Miss NINA
w. SNYDER both Of this city. No cards.
DIED.
DoNoHUE.-On the 29th instant, HUGH DoNoHUE,
In the Gath year of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family, also the
members Of the Charles Carroll No. Q, and the
Bishop Neumann Societies., respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from his late residence rear
OF No. 24l4 Hamilton street, on Wednesday after
noon at O'Clock.
FEAsTER.-On the goth instant, PAUL FEAsTER,
aged 54 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence, No. 2147 Lombard street. on Thursday after
noon at ! O'Clock.
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Shin News. .
FROM THE; State
Decoration Day In Mauch Chunk

Decoration Day In Mauch Chunk.
Special Despatch to the Eoening Telegraph
MAUcH CHUNK, May 80. - Decoration Day
was observed by all the principal business
houses being closed. Flags are at half mast. A
procession of all the military, civil organiza-
tions, and citizens, numbering several hundreds,
is now in progress.
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FROM THE PACIFIC COAST
Fenlan Meeting In San Francisco.

FenIan Meeting In San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 29.-Another meeting
of Fenians was held last night, at which addi-
tional subscriptions were received and number
Of volunteers enrolled.
Ship News.
Arrived, steamers Colorado, from Panama
and Continental, from Mazatlan. The latter
brings quarter of million of Mexican dollars.
Also arrived, ships National from Bordeaux,
Panther and Malay, from Hong Kong.
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SPREAD THE FAMILY BOARD WITH LUxURIEs.-We
might cite the authorities by the Dozen to show that Irish
Moss Carrageen rom which the celebrated SEA Moss
FARINE is made) has long been considered valuable
species of nourshment for the siok-ght, digestible
antifebrile, restorative and fattening This is what
eminent have said of Irish Moss it Uasonly half
purified, and comparatively unconcentrated. The
article (Sea Moss Fanewhioh by the magic science
has suddenly sprung, pure and perfected from old
matrix like Minerva from the bed of Jove-takes far
wider range. To it is to reduce she expense of living
spread the family board with uxures costing less than
fare and largely to increase that variety in food
which is said to be essential to health 1t is quickly
pared (ten minutes suicng to produce custard pud
ding) and we think no one who has once become ac
quanted with its properties will be likely to abandon
as article of diet.
MR. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY. the jeweller at No. 8 g.
Second street. the largest and most attra
stocks of all kinds of Jewey and Silverware city
He has also hand large assortment Of fine American
Western Watches. This entire valuable stock is now
being sold out below cost preparatory to removal Those
who purchase at this store at the time certain
To get the worth Of their money.
TIE CHEAP AND RELIABLE EsTABLIsHMEST.-Albsrt
Co.'s Philadelphia Upholstery, No. 1895 Chestnut
street. Curtains, Swiss and Nottingham; vestibuls
and rods, cornices bands, loops centre tasses
groups, fringes, tassels, etc.
Shades, all designs and tints.
Bedding. Mattresses. hair moss and husk; BOsters
and pillows. Sheets etc.
DRY FEET.-Ths most shectual way of guarding ones
health keep the feet dry, snd that only be done
by the India Rubber Overshoes and the ince-
is we would advise our readers to
buy bat the best quality which only be had at
GooDYEARs Headquarters No. sOs Chestnut street. south
side. Philadelphia.
INQUIRE wITHIN-Ths mouth is like house to let.
However pretty may be externally. it is impossible to
judge of its merits until you have the inside IL
behind the ruby doors there plenty Of hK
lures you will exclam at once SHOW beautiful" To
part the utmost possible briAncy there is nothing like
fragrant SozoBoET.
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THE RAW WINDS OF EARLY SPRING search out the
weaknesses of all who predsposed to Lung Complaints
and in consequence Colds, Coughs, and Bronchial Dis
orders everywhere prevail Those who have contracted
Colds should be especially careful, and not i'm
prudenty wait until by consant coughing they rrtate
and rack their lungs bring themselves very
serious Pulmonary Affection Let them rather treat
their symptoms nationally and by the prompt
use OF Dr. Jsynes Expectorsnt cure their Colds and
heal all accompanying Soreness of the Chest Sold
everywhere
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RUBBER OvERsHoEs AND Doors for Men, Women and
Children be had at retail at the very lowest prices
GooDYEAR's manufacture, old stand, No S0S Chestnut
street, lower SIDE
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CITY ITEMS.

Our STRING STYLES
STOCK.
FULL SUPPLY.
ALL KINDS,
ALL SIZES,
ALL STYLES
MEMS, YOUTHS, BOYS
CLOTHING,
READY-MA PIECE,
TO MADE
TO ORDER.
] BENNETT Co.,
HALFWAY BETWEEN TOWER HALL,
FIFTH AND SIXTH sTREETs.) No sis MARKET STREET
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In ORpEB.-
SEER SUOKER
SUITS
A splendid assortment
Real India Seer Suckers,
At No s24 Chestnut street.
In ORpEB.

ST. JAMES HOTEL, BOSTON, MAssACHUsETrs-Dur
the travelling il patrons will kindly inform
either By telegram letter. of their intended arrival
can be better prepared for their comfort.
In accordance with the reduction in the value of gol
the transient board at the ST. James reduced to Four
Dollars per day.
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NEW STYLE PICTURE.-The German Ohromos made by
A. X. P. Trask No 10 NJ Eighth street. They must be
seen to be admired.
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Ernest w. McIlwain aud John I, Brooks having pur-
chased the interest of John Meilwain VIII 6oatinus
the business at the old place. No IL NJ SlNrH Street,
under the firm name OF NCILWAIN q BROOKS
ERNKSr w, MCiiiWAIN,
It. JOHN r. BROOKS,
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SINGERS FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
Ten dollars cash
Balance in monthly instalments.
o. f. DAVIS No slO Chestnut street.
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"spALDNe's GLUE" mends overythin

BUY your Furniture at The Great American, No. 1902
and 1904 Market street Cheapest in the CITY,
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MEDICAL.
PILES CAN BE CURED!
DIR. GALLAGHER'S CELEBRATED
VEGETABLE Pile CURE
Is quick safe sure and efectual Remedy for BLEED
ING. BLIND, OR ITOHING PILES, PRO.
LAPSUS AMI OR FAILING OF THE
RECTUM, CONSTIPATION OF
THE BOWELS, ETC.

The application and use of tins remedy, as well
its effects are quite different from all others hereto
fore prescribed for the above-named diseases. Its
principal virtues derived from its internal use
regulating the Liver and Kidneys, and imparting
health and vigor to the whole alimentary canal 1t
is specific in its action, completely controlling the
circulation of the blood in the hemorrhoidal
vessels.
CAUSES OF THE DISEASE.
The causes OF these complaints are numerous, and
are undoubtedly in many instances hereditary but
sedentary and studous habit, luxurious living, high
seasoned and stimulating food, the Incorporate use
of sprtuous drinks, the very free use OF strong cof
fee and tea mental depression, sorrow, and grief in
short whatever tends to weaken the digestive or
eans may be considered the most active general
causes.
The afflicted can rely with the utmost confidence
in this medicine, because the great success that 1t
has met with since its introduction is sure indca
tion of its real value. For inward and outward ap-
pcations If used as directed 1t cannot fail to give
the fullest satisfaction
PRICE OF SINGLE BOTTLES, 81
SIX BOTTLES, s5.
All Respectable Dealers and Druggists sell it.
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OOPARTNERSHlPs.

THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
Il existing under the name of McIwain. Brooks 90.
is this day dissolved by mutual consent Ernest W. Nc,
~f ~ JOHN K McILiWAIN,
JOHN II. BROOKS,
ERNEST w. MCILWAIN.
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NJ WARBURTON'S IMPROVED VENTI
Mated and easy fitting Dress Has (pstentedl in ali
the improved fashions Of the season. OHESNUT Street
next door 70 the Post 0kes unrps
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06
4 NEW COURSE OF LECTURES.

On Saturday evening next Mr.. Greeley will
inaugurate a OF lectures at Irving Hall. 10 be
given under the auspices of Post Phil Kearney Grand
Army Of the Republic In aid Of their "Fund for tho
Relief Of Disabled Soldiers and Sailors" "Doesticks
at the same time and place, will read humorous poem
written by him for the occasion The other lectures In
the course will be given follows:
SATURDAY evening lg7OEI Gov Stewart H. Wooftort Sub
sheridan" Saturday evening Jan 2Mss Kate fied
sub.e Among the Adrousck" Saturday evening Jan 39PrO
B Natebou Hawkins Professor o. Natural History Subject The
AGE Of Drazons evening Ph 5Prot Ogden Doremu'
Professor OF CLemtry Subject: Explosive Materials Saturday
evening Feb ll-Prof j. " Draper Professor Of Physiology
All the lecturers named give their services gratut0usy
deemug it pleasure 10 aid IN worthy charity. Col
Funk manager OF Irving Hail. also contributes his por-
zion by giving the use Of his nall at about onehaf the
usual rates The public have now only TO respond lib
orally 20 the call Of the committee TO make this interest
ing course Of lectures most substantial pecuniary sue
cess. .... -, -
Funds sadly needed for the object named for this
has been dull and unremuneratye season Tor nechan
les and laborers consequence the disabled and dis
eased soldiers among have encountered hardshs ana
enng scarcely exceed by those they endured 80 un-
cOmplaningy in the field Help has been given them as
far as possible by their prosperous comrades OF the
Grand Army. but their fund Is at low e6b, and sadly
needs aid which this Of lectures Is expected TO
realize Irving Hall should be crowded each evening
The tickets have been placed at the low price OF " Tor
the entire course. reserved seats 81 extra.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06
rAXEs In NEMrOWS, L. [.
The following circular is being quite c,

Tue following ClrcnIar Is DeIhg quite cX-
tensIvely distributed:
10 he Peopie-he TarPdyeS of N"elo,en How long do
nu nronosa 20 tolerate the virtual conscaton OF Your
pTopery by the ring Of audseions thieves Installed n
pnie in ths town. How much longer will you submit
to ths ,mposton OF runous taNes assessed under the
plea OF making road improycmen5. every of which
u.ed I'm having exorbitant salaries, fees commssions
&c., TO tho officers and their fhsnds When do you
rssSahtes will end Before making au effort
TO terminate them, do you mean to wait uli
yon In the shape Of taxes aha 20 able you at ef
ance and defeat every effort y oust hemt Are yon
upon the rulnous tohes now rssedi Don't
you see the inevitable end Of all thi had YOU NOT
resist finally by any means wh.teycri Lax ar Neat
chester and sec where YOU are driving t6orough aud
Of theso eisotious eau alone save our p.operty
osE os VOC.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06
A MEMBER OF THE "WATERS a. Co. FIRM SENT
TO SING SING.

The result of the last case tried yesterday in
the Court OF Special Sessions, before Judge Bedford may
tend TO deter OF the DOmadic firms" In this city
from persstcncy in their nefarious business David H.
smythe a reputed clerk in the mythical firm OF Waters
CO." at No. 1g7 Broadway whose business appears 10
be the distribution OF counterfeit money, was charged by
a Mr. Dollar from Clinton County with grand larceny.
Mr. Dollar testified that the 10th OF December be went
to the office OF Waters Co. 10 buy real estate and while
there lost $50 by the maDipulatlons OF the pms
oner. verdict Of guilty was rendered promptly.
A motion for a trial was denied and SnIythe was
sentenced to the State for years Judge Bed
ford before passing sentence expressed the hope that
the prompt disposal Of Smythes case would stlmuate
the police in the suppression Of similar dens To that OF
Waters Co." throughout the city, The remarks OF
the Judge applauded loudly until checked by the
officers Of the Court .
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JANUARY G. 1870 =
There arc go cows in tho stable which is dO''ats

lyn There arc 2sO COWS in tho stable, wh'oh Is uoSt
NJ any means OF ventilation and they are crowded INTO
pace, altogether Inadequate for their reception eaGh
stall being only six feet In length ana hree ieet III Wu
The premises are IN filthy condition. the manure vaults
are offensive aud the ground Is saturated with he nnd
from tho stalls Some OF the cows are fed upon
others on the refuse grains from the breweres and
few on meal AS tho distileryto which these stables
are attached IL not in operation, the sw brought
from the dIsery King at the foot OF DIVISION
St The Sanitary superintendent recommends that he
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06

Majesty to consent TO the transfer Of this colony to
tho United States" 1t is necessary to us. The IN
tcrests of Northern Oregon, of the future States of
Washington and Montana, and of the whole country
between Lake Superior and the Pacific require that
we should absolutely command the inlet and outlet
tn puoet Sound
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06

At the Tombs Police Court, before Justice
ray Early yesterday ocer Troyford Of the Fourteenth
Precinct, while passing along Murrayst In citizens
dress "a Shea edeayorng TO exOrt money from street
women by representing himself detective, when the
officer took him into custody. Murray Threatened TO
stab Oeer when he too, arrested The accused
were committed. ,John Murphy and Spencer Avery
committed the charge OF stealing chest Of tea,
valued at sl frOm IN front Of eman Cotres store ut
No. 12s FT0ntSL
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06
Proportion Of
Mn and

Tho Sanitary superintendent transmitted report from
Inspector y. N. Fisk In relation TO stable Ia First
a., betwoon North Fourth aud North ffth sts., Brook
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06

Showing decrease 10 net rrcelPts

" n n = "
The Auditor accounts for the deficiency Of tue las,
year. compared with the previous one, by mentioning
the most prominent causes namely; lH
Late opening the canals Tor navigation IN Spring the
short crop, the deficient supply OF coal the uure
muneratiVe markets for wheat and Hour and the reduc
mage The increased expenditure attributed by him 70
the required for repairing extraordinary damages
and also to salaries pad 10 Superntehdens ana theH
clerks" which officers by the by he considers needless,
aud wOrsc-d nering therein from some Of the zcdOu
canal rcfOrmers-fOr reasons which may be quoted
hereafter from his report.
THE CANAL DEBT-THE GENERAL FUND, &C.
The Canal Debt, Of which much is often SAID with van
ous purposes appears to DO $l25I662O BY this mead
the debt duo outsiders who hold certificates drawing
interest at an average OF fraction less than per cent
To which must be added due the Treasury OF ths
state, known as the General Fund Dcbt ana amount
ing about 100000, 10 having been reduced 70
amount by the payment OF sl0ooO during the is
hsca year But, against these liabilities must be placed
over $1,000 sinking fuLd Tor paying the out
standing stock debt that the whole Liabilities OF the
Canal system may stated in round numbers about
$40 900 900 thorch General Fund Debt dcM
of show than substaECe-a debt payable, aud which
anOtnar. The real outstanding dcbt-that represented
by stock held partly Europe well as IN this county
is virtually only about S9,3j3O0, uasmuch there's
enough in Sinking Fund TO reduce IL that amount s
fast as IL falls due.
The outstanding stock debt at the close OF the last c
year held follows In the United States. Sl
62 IN foreign countries s. 2l 99g making aggregate
1873, S545lSO0 in 1874 S. 42O in ls1J $IS5u Ia 1871
SeSS,OO0-o meet which, before sad, there about
0ne-quarer OF the whole sum provided sinking fund
for payment.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06
REDUCTION OF TOLLS.

About reduction Of t0H which many consider the grea
nanacaa for deficiencies in our canal oneratons Aud
-, -, :, = , ~ =.
beh hods views thaI are worm conslUer'hg' ana We
quote a brief specimen Ascrblng 10 diminished tOD
rsos ruch NJ the denciencv in the ravenre a, tho LA.
usca YEAR IA eomnnred with thaT of the nrcyus year
he SAYS. -
10 what eytent tba rnIuct,n of t,s mar. ,,, car.
,,ihuted fo increase The abnye Jeucsny N, ~. ,,onnt
of reyenne received during the nnsf wear ~ IN ,nor ly
annear when tbe ANIMAL renort M ts rad ,r fns.
me- shol have been nrsnarrd From rs,,, i'ttion,
~ ySY eYcccd SEQ 0oo hvnrhorne ~ Irn,tnrify tAs
canal RoSrd corScrted to r,inct;p ~ H. ,,is. oa
stoves casIinSs and heavy Hercbanaise hnund west
win the assurance thaf fhe trensrr, yvould be
fnIIX non,nensated tbnTfor H'
utis 80! i"hton raS,o,iCy, ,r,,li 49,, 20
,Sn can.Is Later in t6e season sI'tb1 NJ
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06


The North Pacific Railroad will girt this vast body
Of water with towns. villages and farms 1t Will
build somewhere its shores vast terminal city,
10 which steamships trading mp and down the Pa
e,dc coast and with Japan, China. and India, VIII
regularly run. That city surely will be the depot
for the whaling business Of the world. There viii
time Ie dense population on the Sound and in
Washington Territory. Its lumber, mon, copper
coal. and waterpowcr will develop vast sys-
,eu of manufactures There will he I'M
wensA wealth in Puget SOund-and the
door to the Sound Is Vaneouyers Island. and a
strong man armed keepeth it," Now the people OF
tbe United States should say TO Gen. Grant, the
head of our Government, as have said to him tho
citizens of Victoria: I'VE request that in any nego-
CITATIONS which may be pending or undertaken be-
tween your Government aud that OF Hor Most
0rsoous Majesty for the settlement OF territorial or
.,tI,er ousstions, you will endesgOr TO Induce Her
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06
COAL SUPPLIES.

And vet the lumber business Of Puget Sound IS IN
its infancy Its fisheries are untouched The thirty
miles outcrop of excellent bituminOus coal on tho
east side of the Sound has only been picked at in two
OF three places. The lower vein of this coal Is 10
feet thick. The upper vein, intermlttngly worked
back of Seattle is A. feet thick The soil all around
the Sound is perfect for wheat and for fruit It's
natural grass is bunch grass which cures to hay
on the ground and in January and February com
bnes the quality Of timothy and oats. The cattle OF
Puget Sound are not sheltered IN the WINTER nor led
at the stack in the stall. They range the year
through and reversing the prOyerb of Atlantic slope
agriculture. come out Spring fat Ice for domestic
i.e and saloon-drnkng is not 10 be got around the
Sound, save in exceptional years The thickness OF
window glass is the measure of the depth to which
the prevailing climate freezes fresh water III the
ponds in the woods east Of Olympic tWo Winters out
of three ....
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06

The Auditor submits the following tabular view OF the
comparative aggregate receipts in each Of the last -four
fiscal years. and the payments for ordinary expenses OF
the canals during period for the purpose OF
planning the diminutlOu Ia receipts Tor the last
year Of the period. ending Sept 3O 1860, tie fiscal year
closing at that date:
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-30
rLATFoKn AND RESOLUTIONS
OF the Union Republican Party of Ne
vada. adopted in State Convention.
at ElkO. SeDtember 81 1870.

RESOLVED, That the Administration of
resident Grant and the Republican IN n
oFifS in Congress are entitled 10 the
hanks of the country for the manner liz
shich they have discharged their duties
and fulfilled the promises upon which
-msy we're elected to power.
THAT we renew our pledges of devo-
ion To the Federal Union. and consider
he preservation of its integrity and the
maintenance vi its honor, Us the highest
-fcty OF every American citizen, and to
his end We invite the cooperation of all
Den. without regard Ia pastPOliticai asSO-
s,ixtions or differences
S-Tkat Te are now. As ever, opposed Ia
all forms and phases of human slavery,
n favor of all measures the purpose of
which Is to lawfully protect the labor of
he atazea, and that the action a Con-
.ress in refusing Ia admit AsiaticS to the
privilege Of naturalization receives the
hanks and Endorsement Of this COnyen-
ion. and We earnestly urge mon that
istsdy to speedily enact such laws as will
prevent the further importation of Chin
,.-e under service contracts
THAT we favor the entire repeal of the
income tax, and the reduction Uf the tar
Il. and all other taxation. to the lowest
point consistent with the maintenance of
he public credit.
SHAT we sympathise with all people
n every country who are striving to resist
re encrcachments of deSpOtism and es-
s,sSlikh constitutional liberty
C. C. BATTERMAN, Chairman,
JOHN Fl. BOALf. Secretary
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THE President can never be induced
to lend his moral support to those who.
while protesting RepublicaaisR, are
virtually conspiring to distract and
divide their party by irregular practi-
ces. In regard to the unfortunate di-
vision in Missouri he says, in letter
to the United States revenue collector
at St. Louis, 81 regard the movement
headed by Carl Scburtz, Brown & Co.,
as similar to the Tennessee and Vir-
ginia movements. intended to carry q
portion of the Republican party over
to the Democrats and thus give the
Democrats control. 1 hope you viii
all see your way clear to give the reg
ular ticket your support.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-30

ISAWyonling Territory, the late cleo
ton is reported rs having passed Off
vesy<sAaiesiy; that there was no sheer
ing, no profanity, no fighting: that
the wernsn went to The polls as quietly
~ if they were going to chusrh, and
that they seemed to be conscientious
~ to wha. candidates were worthy of
their suffrage. This is an suspicious
beginning, and certainly can not be
ION strued into an argument against
temale suffrage. As . proof that the
soapen Of Wyoming exercised their
rigAG 81 suffrage. intelligently and con-
seisstiapsly. it may he stated that the
srest .Aajseity q them voted the Re-
publssas lteket.