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In tho year 1859, twenty one persons
were sentenced 10 death In England and
Wales. No capital sentence was imposed
In Ireland.
The Belgian authorities have cautioned
the public against using the water OF the
Meuke. which Is poisoncd bv The cnrcassea
Of dead horses and other refuse from the
battle fields.
The Bank Of England has lately lost
a venerable and able servant In the person
Of Henry Dixon, the chief Of the Issue de.
partment. He had been fifty years Ia the
service Of the bank, and his signature Is
said to be attached 10 every So aud ei0
note at present in circulation.
The National Zsfuag states that the
picture gallery of Stasboureh has been
completely destroyed. Among the most
remarkable works were 1.-THE Berrothal OF
81. Catherine to the Child Jesus" by Mem
ling /; a Madonna" by Pietra Pcrugino,
and several religious paintings by Philippe
de Champagne.
"A correspondent Of the Hanover
Courier writes the following: "When
the German troops were looking for
wounded troops, on the It'll Of October, on
the battlefield near Meta, they found large
1res which had been kindled by French
peasants, and into which wounded German
soldiers were being thrown by them.
Eighteen OF the men who were caught in
the perpetratlon OF the flendlsh act were
executed
There are now 14,247 miles of railway
in England, representing an aggregate
capital of $2,511 ,3l4,435, and occupying
2S9 square miles of territory, or acre
in every 273of England and Wales one in
every 8,1s3 In Scotland, and one in every
1853 In Ireland. These lines carry. on the
average, nearly 100000 of passengers
every day, and in 1866 dispatched 100000
trains for freight and passengers, which
travelled more than 1853 0O,0 900 miles.
The steeple Of The Grand cathedral n
Frankfort, burned down 4 few years aoo
and now heinr h,ilt. il 70 he three b37n'
dred and thirty-three feet hioh Its former
beighf was Two hundred ond tuertvls;x
feet The cost Of repairing the catbedTai
viii amount q os5 M anri,s Ths Nam.
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The East.

Gold closed in New York on the 18th at
ifia.
Rudolph Dryer, a German about 30 years
Of age, gave himself up at police head.
quarters in New York on the 9Th, alleging
that he was the murderer Of Mr.. Nathan.
The man was evidently insane. His story
was 50 utterly at variance with the known
facts Of the case that no credence was placed
In his statement.
The new census shows that Connecticut
has n voter for each 5.43 of the popula.
ton
Six inches Of snow fell ON Mt. Washing.
ton. New Hampshire, on the morning Of
the 10Th.
AZ Philadelphia, on the 10th, the Ath.
letics heat the Mutuals at b~asc.ball--e3
to 10.
Quite number Of alleged repeaters were
brought before the United States Commits.
sloner Ia New York city ON the nth, and
all but n were discharged,
The Atlantics beat the Athletics at base.
ball In Philadelphia on the f4th--14 to ie.
The Freshman class Of Hamilton Col.
lege, Of Clinton. n. Y, have unanimously
severed their connection with the ins,itu.
ton, n account Of the alleged unjust sus.
pension OF two of their number.
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A National MedicIne

One can hardly pick up q ncwspspps of I'M n
street corner nowadays that he dae6 lot all
staring him in tho face, the announren<al q
Prof. So-and-so has jnst discovered ntk
which il q p~anacea for all the ills that deA "A
may he heir to. These "wonder5uR discoYeidj
usually have an existence of 4 rev faonths thsI
disappear from public notice. The reason Of thel
sudden extinguishment Is apparent They wei
%humbugs. AT the outset all medicalptepefSdbn|
have an eqnal chance for success q ID "
equally unknown; but the chat b soon "
moved from the grain by the practical ut vha|
an unprecedented public applies to at iAnp
There are but few preparations Of medicine VIII
have wlthstood the impartial Judgment n H.
people for any length Of time. One n ihs n
which we have now in mind, and which hAs ba
q long time familiar to nearly every househoa I
the lai.l, Is the celebrated HostetteFs etonh
Bitters. Their almost universal sale and ~, NJ
their emphatic endorsement from al poItom 4
the country, compel the admission that thsynss
be a specific for the ailments for which tAsyn
recommended. Letters before rs attest thef q
cacy in diseases OF the throat, bowels hnd N.Y.
In that truly terrible complaint, dyspspdA ~
are regarded as a sure cure. In Pittsbufgh xkA
these Bitters are manufactured, their n
home use Is immense. This fact alone spealfnt
umes in their vor.-Ertrucs from he hn'N4
C0afitf, foDd, Feb, v, 1867.
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70 any drug store where that most esihn1fs
cine, DR.. 4. o. Richardson's Sherry W1n6
can be procured. We advise our fiens d +
because we know it, value IN curfnk slsrf
Ague, diseases common In the West, NJ n n
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family. Sold by medicine dealers gsnsrly.
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ifsiensi Portrait " rsps ne.
VAleflsn. ftuia osfons'= sszl.z
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Tfenthesl Market n B~cuiorn<; n
crFs Of Prussia scene. on me
The Cape Of Good Hope; Deer &
Grip q tafies DIslcns' liasss. A.
NIL ching How. Gosener o. 11S
msnt-'sifashenrg~ cathedfais Novra
vafui. The story Of Tho Marqas 4.
by George Sand. h continued. A.
on public questions, and other inIrn
Ing. fntpe, Oseoop 4 Co.. Burton.
for sirxle number. $500 q year.
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APArEH ron YouxG PEorLK-Tht
Companion Of Boston, Is one Of The ~
cious and enterprising sheets In thu q
Sample copies free.
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Two OF the Central Pacific Railroad rob.
bers were caught on the night Of the 9th
by the Mormon authorities, twcnty-fiv,
miles west Of Salt Lake, and the Officers
were on the track Of two others.
The defense in the vandcrpool murder
trial, al Kalamazoo, Mich, closed their owl.
dence on the 10th, and the prosecution
commenced with rebuttng testimony.
A terrible accident occurred at st
Charles, Mo, on the 18th, by which sis.
teen persons were prccipitated into the
Missouri River at that point, all Of whom
persisted. They were engaged on the mil.
road bridge 1t that place, and In hosting
an Iron column by a wine rope. the rope
had been allowed to kink, and It broke in
consequence. The iron column carried
down about thirty feet Of the bridge and
sixteen persons. Tho bodies of fourteen
had been recovered on the 1ath. The Su.
perintendent Of the bridge was killed.
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LEAprHs oF Brass BAxDs.--seyen
Of Wgighfs ~maaHfictfn lnearly newt N
for sale Of q great reduction. See In
purchasing elsewhere. Address SnAnr Z 7n7
Farwell Hall, Chicago.
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TN the kUth OF October the steamship
Varina foundercd In the gulf stream, 90
miles nom Jupiter inlet, on the Florida
coast, during n Of the most terrible hur.
ricancs ever witnessed In that latitude,
The steamer was thrown on her beam.
ends. and went down. only allowing time
for two hfe-bcats to put OF, one of which.
containing ten persons, went down with
the vessel, and the other was beached. OF
the passengers and crew Of the veruna,
only five saved their lives.
John Mckinney has been appointed
Judge Of the United States District Court
for the Southern District of Florida. !.
An accident occurred on the Greenville
\ Columbia Railroad, twelve miles above
Columbus, $. G, on the 10th, BY which 4
mail car. n second class and two other
passenger coaches fell through a trcstle
work TO the distance Of twenty-five feet.
-Four Of the passengers were killed. three
fatally and several others severely injured
Forty indictments have been found IN the
United States Court at Memphis, Tenn.
for holding Office contrary 70 the -Four.
teensh amendment, Judge Porter, Of the
State Circuit Court q ofthe number, has
bssn arrested.
The case Of or Mayor chahoon il before
ne courts again, q writ Of error having
been granted by the Court Of Appeals 4
Richmond, Va.
lie Court q Appeals Il Richmond. Va.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

A NEW BOOK FOR HUSBANDS, WIVES, SONS AND
"A daughters.-siLife at Home; oT, the Family and is
Members showing what the Right Relations o. Husband;
By Rev VIM. Altman d. u. One VOL, fzno toned paper.
Price 81 So y WELLS Publisher. 3S9 Broadway, New
York. Ask your bookseller for IL
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OF TaH dDMpxSY ASYv1s 81 SlEM SEW isaEaA'oA YosK.
This comprehend and able Document eon,anng sS,s
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0ss Here follow Ss charge. ser.m and the finding q Super
precuses the puscation In these columns detail The
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great company besdes the special chargss already cons
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the high position that has ssSa,,sa red
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with s s was rs Sssanasa ~
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chief executive Mr. s Fsssss Which %n,aG sms
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of policies 66U7A nsiirlnE
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bonds and mortgage, upon real estate y. ssssps
in Ss Ssins
respond statement thereof made 70 .hs insur
snss hese Sssn safely s worthy
the @ into ss sas
vast amount has been and such immense
lar is discovered to have the DE-:
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rivalry In tins great field OF bn.ness
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interests company hsmsslve' II there are \,
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Ss duty as
them In making these remarks reference e had .
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any special favor 10 the company but fully determined to
70 equal and exact justice This to the best Of
Personal examinations OF the Oh
companies will be frequent under the present than
they under the late administration OF the Insurance.
Department. . .
1t viii be gratifying If those examinations disclose nc
irregu apprehension
for the the companies examined than this has done
Ii of life insurance companies are sound and re
liable the Mutual Life must be one of them.
ii csnot close this report without expressing my appre
citation the nde al gable and researoq and th'
Valuable assistance OF Mr. McCuioh throughout the IN
and trustees OF the for their ready compliance viii
ali reauirefnents. and their general courtesy. -
In language which have before used, VIII only add,
Ny examination hos satisfied me that the company has Deel
managed peculiar ability and integrity, and that 1T
| condition 10 en1inently sound"
| GKORGE W. MILLER, Superintendent.
| STATE OF NEW YoaK ISsuRANoE DEPARrMENT,}
| ALBANY. May %, 1870. (
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE
~ NJ K Jessup ct al the Wilmington and Manchester
Railroad Company ct ais
order OF the Superior Court Of New Hanover
county, made in the above entitled the Spring
Term, 1870, presentation At the oaics OF
CR0NLY MORRIS,
this city, VIII pay to the holders Of the nst preferrsd
bonds secured By the mortgage made by the defendant ne
said Wilmington and Manchester Railroad Company 20 the
painta Jesup who have not already saa me M
the sse being dividend for disribton as aore
said from net sales OF that portion Of the railroad and otne
property covered by sad which was IN the state o
North Carolina.
In further obedeuce TO the made aforesaid here
hoheis the bonds above referred 10 that W.
less the presented 10 me as ABOVE or payment o
the div ldepd above stated on or before the
First day Of September, 1879,
debarred OF participation IN INC sa'o
- NJ CRONLY.
Commissioner and Reieroe
WILMINGTON, NJ c., ksy It, 1870
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SUMMER RESORTS.

9U-MMEW M1SSVktlBs -.
III yo:r sEMTs z
engage Room. VIM pleas: address the Angoa ws.,ns
Drawing by Hudson River Raosd going through
without change. =. R0EssLE son, proprtetors
T linden PARK, AT ooRNwALI. ON THE HUDSON,
now rssy for the reception Of psrnanep; and Ss"
NEPTUNE. HOUSE, NEW RocHELLE IS NOW
open, Distance IN miles, per New Haven Railroad
'' ''''s 'A''' '''' wM. L. FISH, Proprietor.
OscEoLA LAKE HOUSE ~ OPEN FOR SUMMER
boarders near Peeksk terms n moderate Aadess s ns
JANIS y yACoss. PROPRIETOR box 70 fos' once Gan 10
seen at ~ Murray Ares'.
I)ALIsApE HOUSE, ENGLEweoD, N. g., FORTY
minutes from Chambers street, via Northern kslroaa
sss y % n. .na % 4no mo-
mosquitoes q. W. MOohf, rropre'oI.
DAyILloN. -IsLlP. SOUTH SIDE LONG ISLAND.
kEs g%NTA 'Hs
IL river, ~ J OPEN delightful location; excellent
season OF 'e'' A's xs1PS SI MCPHERSON. Proprs.ors
oIpGEpALE HOUSE, MADISON. N. j.. OFFERS
IL the convenience and comforts OF home pune noun
M table hsh 's.F S2f
or. MARKS HOTEL, NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN
= Isand-Ths favorite resort If now open for the season
ko: kSs en- suite 0r DE 5SaP APpS Proprso
> TTko0P FRASEE. P,gprlet0rs Fine accommGsss. sas
Sas r0T s "Ss M
avenue or ON premises.
CrAMFoRD HOUSE, STAMFORD, CONN., -ATTRAC-
= tiyeiiryes, ishng and boating and s accessibility 10
so YORK by rail- and 0'f FRANK Ss
CLArsON's FAMILY BOARDING HOUSE, AT LAKE
Msapii z ssaSy
Sunes from to O'Clock sPk4v I, n s1Ausos ro0re.or
Putnam county, New York. Via Harlem Railroad crotoD
Falls.
THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE, SOUTH ORANGE, n. J.-1S
newly furnished lighted with every modern improve
the pieasantes Of smasr one hour from city
aud 20 trains daily; favorable arrangements may be
'N''' 80 ''' Z. HIrzELBERGER, Proprietor.
rrHE MANSION HoUsE-sHIPPAN POINTS NOW
open for the season. with accouimodations for rev
sound in the mdst large and beautiful grove Of Old
forest trees with abundance of fruit trees together with
easns GSsDoS III IA o
TIME NoRwALK HOTEL-sITUATED IN THE BEAU
town q Ncrwak Conn., y POW now open 5Ss the rene re
ss'ss spsSn nss ss ys.s @ NJ
dr e sailing sRa a.hiSs also good livery stable adjoin
p!ssiioa 10 ii. ii. BXRTLRTT, Agent Norwalk, Conn.
limited STATES HOTEL SHARON SPRINGS, n. "
y respectfully inform my friends and former patrons
M, r s burned aas doTs % & = % $ ss
building fHniIhed with hrs. cia. Hotel Farni,we ~
ss srsa S or o.hsrW.s with ali convenience class
/. oomss u g es y N; IN
The S ls hotel s.o6as s s a e ps sra
Gss sa Msss staying hs enS win Se
the above prices Children and SERVANTS who dine
music M viii Be- sAG' IN
s wsi The cherry S
Thr9sh trains will sSp from | SA Albany
a's1 snd at Albany af the he
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800 WEST TIi1RTY1THIRD STREET, OLD NO. i56-
20 cosev little front Parior wen furnished bath ad-
Joining also one on second aoo Sl2 per week full Board
for lacy.
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ygyANTED-BOARD ON LONG ISLAND FOR LADY,
w and nurse, where home comforts and good
milk child being sick with whoop-
ing cough. Address HOME, box 2,su6 New York Post
office.
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AXE HOUSE WHITE LAKE, SULLIVAN COUNTY,
IL NY.-Now open for summer boarders the location IS
on high ground the drives and opportunities for sailing
'o"ips A"0 D'"''S 90" N. J. POTTS, Proprietor.
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WANTED BOARD IN THE COUNTRY, NOT ovEl
w one hour nom Wall street. not on Long Island, for
gentleman wife three children and servant or nice ntns
rage location must healthy and the grounds well shaded
Jersey preferred Address, with full particulars and ern
box 5,464 Post ohlcc New York.
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CTATEN LAND-LARGE, COMFORTABLY FUR,
- nished Rooms and good Board in family residing ut
No 9 Simonsons ayenNe Vanderbilt Landing
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islt)l. EAST THIRTY FIFTH sTREET.-FURNIsHET
Z,)O Rooms le gentlemen or ladies, with or with
pit
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Two ROOMS IN A FARMHOUSE, DELrGHTFULLY
situated Oh lake among the mounains all the com
forts of home good table, hsfng hunting, stabling and
carriage also unexceponabe accommodations FOR
riding and dving satisfactory city references Aodress Oh
call at @ West Twelfth street.
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TWO GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN NEATLY FUR
nished Room with good Board; private family pleasant
locality Address ". G. s box 15l Post Office, Moriisara
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f6cV have been Teoccipcd they viii not be again a0sn
toned and tbe earthworks and intrcnchments the Prs
slams haye so deliberately established will become Value
bc defenscs for the besiegcd. Gen. de Moltke mas Nv
doubt ioresccn every contingency and pro'dco "' ~
but he may not have reckoned upon an oos'i""O 49,,
ancc in the teeth of famine, upon the ''"
taken by the garrison. -,,.. IA
We rcceive inforp,stio, too. that Gen. Aureles dc
poodj,os ia ouito sacure and has moved on 10 Moi'
ors which % within 70 miles of Paris. Inc enNeopihH
movement threatened by Gen. Thaun and the army oi
p,nce Eroeriek Charles does not, according 10 e"'
ropot oo,n 10 be likely 10 be completed lor VIC
,o, at portion of this army was engaged uhder our
ous ON the Cd The prisoners taken-that 49, many Vi
,em-bad arrived only the day before, ana bore INC
number of the corps and OF the regiment TO Whch 'heS
belonged Ii is estimated that along the whole me- up
ward OF 10000 Pru slams were engaged against INC
forces OF Ducro Cen Trochus address to the troops
stated that the number OF men going out against 'ne
enemy was 10000 Probably half Of them were engaged
on the Cd for it must not De forgotten that demonsa
tons had TO be made on three sides of Paris stimuli
tapeousy and that on the north and the south sides
there were troops mmobilized though In POSITION 80
that the whole could not be concentrated at one point
The Comte de Kerary and his Army Of the West sad
to he only 40 miles distant from Paris; while CamDrlciS
forces and Garbads corps OF reeshooters are maneu
yerng in the East We have been unfortunately 80
habtuated to receive lying kilograms from the eNuoV
ernment that we are afraid 10 accept the news when
filters through the Prussian lines or that reaches US
from Tours by pigeon express We can OS t our
hope that these armies are reahy "uNan'i"b W wa
the Government encourages Gen. Trochu by express
ing its fun confidence in him call your attention 10
mo fact that the PTusaans stand convicted OF rng upon
the attendants OF the ambulance, upon the Solemn
declaration OF the Archbishop of Paris and number OF
other persons, including Mr. Austln, the own 'ViI's
uOudent" here OF The London Times
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A WELSH BIGAMLsT.

Robert Davis alias Delye; agel about 40, re-
Gently from Mt Nash, Wales, taken before Justice
Hogan. at the Tombs yesterday, charge Of bigamy
Emma Radord testified that, on Nov 81 1870, she was
married to the accused, under the name of Davis, in
Nottinghamshre, England. They sailed from Liverpool
Dee. for this port in the steamship Caledonia Her
passage paid by her brother Davis said his
had been paid by some one In this country. They
reached this port yesterday and took lodgings at No AZ
W ngt0n-st. soon after their arrival the com
panan was met by Anna Deve. who told her that the
prisoner her husband that she married to him
April 1870, at Mt NASH Wales that she had preceded
hm 10 this country and had purchased passage tickets
ard them 10 him. She declared that the mans real
Deye and produced the receipt given her at
the office OF the steamship company Nov. T. When she
met Deye yesterday, he denied that his name
Deiye, that he had married known her. The
Magistrate committed HIM in default OF ST. bail
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the financial condition OF Turkey. that IL may not DC out
OF place remark upon the rough handling "moh INC
Porte has lately met with from more than one Lonuoh
journal the subject Of s pecuniary position trahoo
that the internal administration OF the Empire 10 sun
very defective and that s defects oil the more gar
ing because the reorganization In progress IL Incomplete
vet no one can complain that 1t Is worse than
IL was year, when the Pinard loan was
issued at co., or deny that ii is incomparably
better in every department than 1t was wheh the
loan OF 1868 was subscribed at IS. Every investor
who seeks the high rate OF interest which the Turkish
funds afford, does with the fun knowledge that
I'm times of political CONFUSION those stocks are peculiar
" liable to depressOn It IA just the penalty PAID ior
high interest. However disagreeable IL may DC 10 he
bondhoders be going through all those various stages
OF mental dsguiede which the financial papers describe
with regard to their Turkish property, yet as
matter OF fact Turkey fulfls her engagements, ana
1t is difficult to understand what more Ia ex'
peeted OF her With reference to the November draw
ings which would under ordinary circumstances have
taken place In Paris it must be remembered that
not only all the machinery for drawing blocked up In
the beseged city, but very large proportion OF the
money TO meet II is there kewse-money yet remaining
undrawn last years loan The amount required to
meet these drawings is 81 225,G0 sum not sufficiently
unapproachsbe to warrant the suppositon that Turkey
cannot provide for 1t. At the same time 1t Is quito
inteligibe that, I'm tho present state OF the
money market and with the extraordinary eA'
pendture before him, which the Russian question
war or no war-wil create, the Ottoman Minister OF
Finance should hesitate lay down money twice over
for the payment, the greater part OF the money
being as above pointed out already In Paris while the
difference fully covered by the balance Mt the credit OF
the Treasury in hands Of the Bank Under these cir
cumstances it scarcely appears just that the bondhodes
irraed they may naturally feel at the present tenn
porary depression Of their property, should vent Their
peevshness The Porte. which has by no political act
nor financial default contributed to that depression