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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12
professional NUtitts.

nR. OLIN, q BOnd-st., New York, OF Union.
~ aide reputation onee piror' reception waiting na,shs .D
complete in America ftet moaeIa
three stamps (s.Go Thousands Of tbs unoTon ron
State cured annually matter who JAILED e'i eAie VI '
hs opinion nothing Hours, 8 a u. TO 9p N.
mr. LEWIS, No. Beach-st., makes specially
A. ofung all diseases without msreu Those az eted should os
careful selecting physician The Dr. has bis ATTENTION 10 NVse
eisessss for the last 81 years III Ne.iork City -----
M ANHO0D - How Lost How Restored
NI Medical Guide Heslth-3 edition just Issued
by LEWIS NJ D. as The authors unparalleled success IN
tresiug al Urinary Debility Diseases Blood during
cbArseter
Of The worn HIS description Of all diseases Of the lnd will be mmed
sey recognized BY sufferer lie mode Of
simple certain and eheetuA Sent under seal plain envelope
Price 80 eens Address Dr. LEWIS, Beachst -
an the Nature, symptoms, and Causes of Ner-
" Premature Debility with IL Results Maturity and
Age both including The Only Successful Treatment aud
Psrmsnsu Cure Of tbs Diseases Preceded BY Original Of
vital 10 all By C. D. HAMMOND, D. formerly Professor
IN The Syncuse Medical College ~ Y Price or q sealed
Addfes, tie author Fiesl % ayes
York Trestusot 10 person or By letter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12

A -SS00-0ne mile from Harlem, French
n. roof COTTAGE II Of ground depot srs csss
ueghborhOod viii sell exchange Apply C. KEYS IN FOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12
UItsttb.stsr 6ountp RsaI Gstut, for Salt!

E0R SALE-At Croton Lake, Westchester
choice YARN Of % good house barn aud onenid
ample orchard grsed fu snd about 20 trees VIII ne
sold cheap the whole part Apply to HALL FOWLER 80 fu
on-st, Brooklyn.
NEW HAVEN RAILROAD, five minutes from
depo Noroon-A COLT AGE, fnbed snd handsomely
Furnished lawD beautifully shaded with forest
gaden plenty Of fruit For to lease Win OF WHOM
the furniture. Apply at 81 East Bghteenthst
DARE OPPORTUNlTY-Bedfo Westches-
IL NY consisting oitO acres Of n7ess land
and village and A. miles from Harlem Rail
Station; built ii bedrooms paTor
planted shade
trees orchard 800 choicest apple trees 100 dwarf aud standard
meadow land yielding Que OF grass large
barn poultry yard 8c
complete Price only $1,000 bali Of which NAY remain chance
some one particulars sppy TO JOHN j. CON on ue
premises FRANCIS TONES IT, OF s. HASIINGS OhAsl'
19i Broadway.
NONKERS.--A large number OF HOUSES
4 for SALE or IET Apply / YOTNAES, Agent, lonkers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12

HANDSOME PRIVATE RESIDENCES at
Auetou-A BLEECKER, son Co viii SELL at auction on
WEDNESDAY, March 80 u the Exchange Salesroom III
Broadway the following valuable HOUSES: - g., ,.
sEC0SDAyB+sory, brick and brosnsone Epgsa ossemen.
LOT 39 Secondaye, SIDE bet Eighteenth ana
Suete,uhs eTeeut finished sed With the eonyenenees and
10 6ne ORDER Of the best on SecoaiaEe, aud the
rear open 1hrisye. g..
THIRTY FIFTH ST +sory brownsone English basement
LOT 1913 East ThrtyihSt bet PARK and Lex
nicely arranged psors aud bedrooms Win amp
supply OF closets has all the modern improvement ADD most
redeBe. for private family poss May 81 per cent on
mi 3 n Cziir-sI.
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O. @bum il map q ontfrn.

ALL WHO WISH to join the North Carolina
HYDE Pars Settlement Association will DO well to sppT at 0ses Ns
6rst beDg rapidly SLED Pull pariieOla" their 'n''
,3s Boom,s Office hours from o'clock to ocloet
MEMBERS of the NORTH CAROLINA
Hy1g PARK SETTLEMENT ASSOCIATION are requested meet
at their Office BroOmes Saturday Evening March H. 'e'eI
ImpOrtan, business
TAOTTFS. Dos Broadway-CO COMMISSIONER
81 of DEEDS for all States aud Territories C1t this ostl
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Giip QrOptrtp 90 EFT.

ITO LET, with Steam Power-GOOd light
i ROOMS Apply 70 DAT NICHOLS 100 Weos,erst
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grCOkIpn Qruptrtp 90 Y,i.

1'HE three-s story brick HOUSE, No. % st.
pehts Broetlyn Rent sl01 y, 2 situated u s,;'s'i r
from all ferries It contains the modern Improvements
Inquire Of A II. TAFT. 81 Cedsrst, Hen.Yort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12
A,b- Htrstp Zeal Gstatt for Sale.


AT PASsAIC, NEw-JERSEY,
AHousE and lot eight rooms new Pss,aes,, within
s snG Fs5s; G rl6f S Containing afa o
GGad ss0 ro .nS By Ere Rss
PBRLBR, inquire 90 the premises Pas.aic Ees.JeI,ey
A DEPOT being established at MEMO PARK,
s s sa. . ia T. & s CITY fii
$50 500 each the greater portion Of sleh e,n be
8. be ID .ss s ROOM As 80 HSLo PARK LAND
A cATALoGuB OF HousEs AND COUNTRY SEATS FOR
1870 NOW READY. SENT FREE ADDRESS OR CALL on NJ
MERKER, 223 BRoADST.. ELIZABETH OR IS cRDAIsSI'
NETWORK.
A HOME and SAVINGS BANK COMBINED.
"a osn and oesupy nice home sai payss .o S R
those ,n which ,O that 70 beeom.
SiSa E. % :SS sSs ia KELLOGG gee az
A HOUSE, 40 minutes from City y. Hail; At
house with Il rooms marble %as'f sGG BARN 9 3 Of ad
soIsC each FoTtyfre from computation !Sf an
uun sos Apply TO A. D. MBLLiCK BRO No flness, Nj
A TTRACTIVE HOMES at Railway one hour our
HOUSES y Ii to LIT Rss productive FARMS throughout
sTs 80 g.. R s , SS i51 sa 9
A r ORANGE, N.J.-VILLAS, VILLA SITES
,%i EA 1 sHs great A s5' G5a8T s ard
dts5f .a.i a sH III ss Rse.
Ii WANTING FARMS-9,OO0 acres, good
a .o mild climate miles south Of philadelphia Price eny 20
Also sesIgd d.. % De Isl ss '' fto9ad. setting A.
dress trss. C. K. Lands, viael,od. y !
A r SOUTH ORANGE, New-Jersey, House
n and sve stable eaIase house and grdener house
apply W. Field Attorney at Law orange y
A FARM FOR SALE at Pompton, y, j. "a
N ACRES wooded aud wseed Also q BUlLpisup
P F., al hi n G or b. GER4E s. we.
A 7 PLAINFIELD, New-Jersey, 60 minutes
n from New depot rods frstea'' corner HOUSE WIN
cupols 5IlO beautiful shade 10 oSl gGod e'rg 4i
4 T ELF ABETH, n: J.-For SALE, a nicely nc ely
also. Furnished Houses TO Let btOOnrIhLo, % o@e
A ATTRACTIVE HOUSES at Railway for
N SALE LET also at Greenwich JAQCEs 2O6 BroAgg9y
A FINE 40 ACRE FARM.-Good improve
n men 6ney fuite shaded &c ear village and depot u Tours
y ~ ebsap W. p SEYMOUR, III B1oadHAy.
At PASSAIC. n. j., four minutes from Sta
~ ion new 6tclsss RESIDENCE FOR SALE u rooms WIN
gas bath range hot aud cold water j. H. IHuhSIoS 20 F"AP
Ses.YoIk
AT FARMINGDALE, N. J.-IIalf mile from
dePot Tht5s property oeeG% Ss @a
Price $500 terms essy Inquire u s.os 0H
BERGEN POINT.-A desirable HOUSE, SIT
ID mated near the 10 With al the
sOr2eO . and adjoining doe improvements eH" D. ~
hRLLlCK, IT,, BRO, f1nett -----
nELIGHTFUL RURAL HOMES.-NEW-
~ YORK HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION LANDS situate 10 Chat
ban. EewJ.y 800 each be paid $40 DOM and 90 pi
month TIL 800 paid when W.n,se deeds vii b. given Or Ps
beautiful and healthy village schools churches
nc population GOO T. H. Lots are very near depot and
situated the prospect truly delightful Books oE
for Subscription and pss. wishing io VII DO Vel 70 ea AZ
and get euar, maps Se a. once o. ASdx9n no FINEST
MISERABLE BUILDING LOTS at Elizabeth
~ and bIabethpo h1onbs terms Of payment Send
| for pamphlet 20 x. Il. KELLOGG, Broadway. ~ y
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g,al 6stat, TO Grtbans..

rltdI VPIdIt 10 VtEyNEYV'
NJ A. rutland g. Co., 5 Beekman-stp have
WI. 10 EXCHANGE for NEW YORK or BROOKLYN PROPERTY
FARMS Kings Queens Suffolk Roksnd, Putnam Westcheser
Duhes, aud Orange Counties T. also in NewJersey and Con
no EXCHANGE. for q stock of GOODS or
REAL ESTATE FARM in West Virginia Joining village
5000; 5000 first mortgages Philadelphia property First "s
600 acre. timber land IN Kentucky Big Sandy SJO
an Tree snd clear titles perfect j. FERGUSON 80 Nassau Room "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12
DO Manufatturtrs.

fVHE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING COM-
PAsY se attention Of Maaufsetarsrs 70 tbst sf rsss
. M to., Of Ps.sc tide sstsI foof miles bsow
Paterson aad eight above Ns~sk aonns ne sns "a
pJ With. ten Hoboken and jersey CITY aud ron We
civ Hail They have head .ad t OF tssss,t.e ss
River and reservoir Of hrse nsrofsa
80. III, NM sites large arranged a each ose has the
both head and tail rsesA Tbs apfy q .sss
no only abundant The property nassss %
n.vis,be liver the midst Of large popesion -es s
Communicating with ~ Hant esa y ts
ma e stvsntAseeas oosos ier maze
sturng the country On the premises are nes Aea
M I..y for oecupsdon Applications be made w.
TORREY " yessyst, kssfors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12
Gfathers.

A SSISTANT TEACHER of Arithmetic Nat
N Philosophy Spelling and Latin WANTED IN Bow. school
.yey dav FROM yOuag having taught already
3esd apply No. 1913 East Twenty osrhst, between and
sclocsip. 40
A GENTLEMAN, Teacher of English and
~ Mbenstos wishes SITUATION good reference given Ad
freu TEaCHBR. Box ass. Nsv.hayen. Com
ERENCH TEACHER.-A Protestant French
Geutem.p ents,e i1 tneocsy T,sbe 70 hC DIS oSh a
J. j r. Of h Bisee Charer l6l Aadsonaye NeN-lOrA
NXTANTED--In the German American school t96d
w fEneiesutb experienced American male
n he barge OF the Branches Of the lower eeuehy
nn be gooi dscpibsan able to teach 6rs0nsr A'hmTe 20
Lessons $500 Apply By letter 90 OF helor
3 to STAHL. Pu, pa aud 2'5 East f'seeoIos' \ l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12
Guuuip pruptrtp 90 yet.

A GOOD HOUSE and acres of land, with
n fruit miles Wesicheser County, 10 minutes vsh hg-
depot to LIT or EXCHANGE for Hevlok Brooklyn property
Por further Information apply % WAt the LoBg Island inss
ancs ofce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12
Housts mS :fams @lantto.

XNANTED-A small improved FARM, to
w RENT With good dwelling and bindings state terms aud gl
particulars Address FARMER Plies Bridge weschester Co. N T.
WANTED to LEASE-FOr from two to five
w yesrs small HOUSE with from 20 Of land must be
within one mile depot and hours ride VI Se"iorS Address
81 J. s.. Box No. 62, ~ Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12

AT Yonkers, n. Y.-To LET, brick HOUSE.
~ srched parors bath views good nsshbor
hood, minutes from depot Pnce *sO0 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12
SrOOkIpu Stal 6statr for Sail.

A FIRST CLASS HOUSE, with all modern
~ Improvements 10 perfect order OF the desirable oca
Of the Nineteenth Ward Bookln the short dis
now MAY Fall AVERY j. SMITH, 2iJ Broadway, New
York
DOR SALE-On Hicks-st., Brooklyn, within
minutes walk Of Wss ferry. ourory BRICK and stone
DWELLING English bssemeni With furnace bath Wateeosei
$4,000 SAppy to B. DAVENPORT Agent l3l honsgue,st
DOR SALE-In ClintOn-ave Brooklyn, a first
IL class HOUSE 25r65 extension; we'll but plate glass
dows; modern improvements grounds In e best part OF
tie desirable property In all respects Address u u
Box 43I9
2storT hrok HOUSE. msstic front; complete odef ana AZ
viii be sold low For particulars
apply premises 231 Pranknsye near Dekab, or OF MI
BLBAKNEY. No 1870 fraptinsye.
FURNISHED HOUSE for SALE-S2J,OO 900 !;
rensu-A brown stone HOUSE, 2Ii3 lot OO
years wear VIII Location Of the best IN
Twentieth Ward block from Washington Park Address hoVsb
u Pinsst. Room TO-
DROSPECT PARK RESIDENCE FOR SALE
3 full lots house 20 has all modern
With carriage premises; situated within befs Of
park property rapidly value For description
and particulars address Bor 3.i9S p o.. Sew.York
WILLOUGHBY-AYE., second house east of
ThroopFor sALB LIT With all mproyement stylish
convenient delightful, healthy neghborhood House brick I los
25I2O plate glass shadows Terms 10 suit Inquire on premises or
GO Broadway. v H. CHICHESTER
GO KIM -2i blocks from the Plaza of
J,CUO. Prospect P,fI as MINUTES Fulton South, or
Perry elegant three basement and subceir
HOUSE, black stair tiled yes,bule water IN
3IlOO terns.eayi Office open tu W. POTTER Broker
9l1 Futon.aye, opposite Fstbushs,e
NJ A. rutland g. Co., Beekman-st have
WI sALB HOUSES, with lots, In all parts Of
Brooklyn at tempting prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12
gllusitaI Snstruntents.

A GREAT OFFER. ,,.
N HORACE WATERS, All BROADWAY NEVToBks vs
dspo,s Of Hundred PIANOS hbLODEOkS and ORSANS
extremely Low for cash during ths
ost monthly uul psid the TO Let,
s ,e applied Cbefeg Rent
Mont5iy 1slslDsna received for sane
A GREAT REDUCTION in PianoS-Barmore's
~ War,Fcota 80 Bseekest splendid assrtmeuf ssaAsed
ave y..s ,rss medals snonas Sa dsnsIsl,ese sra.a
IF YOU want good PIANO, cheap, call at
Il M n hBRRBLLS QAte l. P. Cumnihgs0 NAr.room No. .
instseRts OF 0te1 Any way !" s oos''msis
Duly Ook II ZEN before decide elsewhere.
DIANO DEALERS and PURCHASERS are
,nvte5 To Examine the CHAMBERS" UPRIGHT AND S0IAkb
AMOS Which Trade the BEST aod zoe ChbAS
= sas 1870 1870 A''''' II. II. CHAMBERS e. SON
~" :" ~"'~ % and lOl FOurthBye, NegfOrk CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12
Gitp Rtal Gsiai, for SaIs.

WEST FORTY -FIFTH-ST., Nos g. 10, and
w -Por SALB to LIT, hrstcass Brown HOUSES,
four stories basement aud cellar Inquire the pemss
40 WEST Twenty fifth st.-Three-s story, attic,
d6s basement and ,ubeelsr higbsooP HOUSE, built by the
late Wood Gibson the best will be SOLD at ABo
Taly the 18th inst st tho biehsBge SassoOm Ill Broadway by
MULLER, WILKINS 4 Co.
IF YOU WISH to SELL, RENT, PUR-
Il CHASE. EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE In CITY or COUNTRY
PROPERTY, call on J. G FREEMAN. 22 Broadsay
IMPROVED or UNIMPROVED PROPERTY
or MORTGAGES WANTED for merchandise 100 Cbsmbersst
* LOTS-I Handsomely situated, on Tenth
etc and Bouleyad splendid for SALE EX
CHANGE for COUNTRY RESIDENCE @. LBSPISASSB, Pnest
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llarht arb Slatt Haulls.

Narbt arb Slatt Manlls.
nECORATED Marble Mantels, WainscOting,
~ Furniture Tops &c In representation Of ali foreign marbles ou
SIS 10 90 eh pserus black engraved gold hlDDLkflELD
Ca ls9 Btos6say Branch wsTeroom i9I Fuons Brootyh
IL hsbsd Deeouted prices from q 10 80 go aud
State sors Of every doscpob PLAZA and ornamental
PENRHYH SLATE Co. No ~ West Bgbteehth-d,
Between Fihh snd SiIth
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTLES.-
IVA hundred MaBt designs hand hbss dis
allowed all bills sold this month A. kLAbkR ia aud &
Isst kAgttse1tb ct, sesr ThrlaVs. ny.
MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.-Rich
IVA ssd elegant dessaf from 90 a2 sls $3.50 T. ".
STEWARD Co, COS srbye bet Tbhtyfhb sBd ThrtysIth,.
< KLABER g. Co.'S MARBLE WORKS, form
tCs cry So FrtGV. 21 70 221 W. FhJ 6stbsrble ssd
hsesfd hsyes AonGmsB Hesdass Tiles Wsiase0nE latest
dsssss 81 nesNy tsesoed Drieta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12
nmtiug 9uSmirs.

ULASKOs ACADEMY OF DANCING, O.
Wet Tdirty- foah-st Mornug and afternoon classes daily Gen
l.,en MoudsY and THURSDAY, al p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12

NOR SALE-At Greenwich, Conn, gentle
il mans COUNTRY SEAT built in Italian villa style having about
rooms grounds handsomely laid fns shade abundance
OF choice fruit stable carriage house and poultry yard and hue well
unrest water property commands hne vie" Of TIE sound
nsfty hea thy 10 proximity 70 churches schools aud mar
Ests A family residence ani ready for mme oeSg
nation Apply TO FRANCIS TONES jr or HASTINGS GRANT
Road
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Uottls.
furniture.
Situations @mtts --t,mal,s,

A SITUATION WANTED by German
~ GIRL 10 do general housewOrk COOK rnnet sSs "'
Cty reference Apply at No Firstst. corner Bow.u
CERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS constantly
Uobs ouud At Mrs HILDs GERMAN INSTITUTE i" N'''A>'
between Stanton andR ivinstonh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12

DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS at Elizabeth
- Eabethpot j. Oh very favorable terms ofpynsnh Send
for pamphlet 20 x. Il. KELLOGG, , Broadway. n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12

nor SALE-21J ACRES, entlreIor IN plots,
comprising splendid hotel sites beautiful villa Sites town plot
OF y acres handsome farm 100 all necessary budlss
Of mountain, valley and water VIEWS me
De Ia creme Greenwood Lake Orange County re-
nowpe for IT'S healthy nygorang atmosphere picturesque scenery
pd good fishing brought within ~ miles rsrosd
o with NesYork By the Midland Railroad Price or he whole
as zoo For Information msp sud views refer 10 ALEXANDER
IRANDOS esq TyOnrov SeSfork, apply to the 0wGer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12

ofzlO Peeksk N y large DWhLLING three tenant
HOUSES and an other oubugs 10 excellent conditions
is Of ali Kinds; xared By aud springs will sell IN separate
paTce well adapted for country seats being bot miles rom
apply 10 r. Berrien 10 Laurensi
II q NcCote 1872 BROADWAY Jas d. Sherwood Pesksk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12
Situations ImttS- -Malts.

A YOUNG MAN of business experience
n snssiS1 and writing auently Rugb French and 0ernsn s
srs siTUST0N . CORRESPONDENT ASSISTANT goo ,D1..
KEEPER CLERK or capacity wherein young mao o.
bsbts can be useful Best references can De gwen Ao
p. $50 Tribune onoo
A YOUNG MAN, a good penman and nd &C nc
Good references Sc. Address VICTOR Tnbun. Once
SUPERINTENDENT - Experienced as ac-
= ronutant pay1sster vtere and
what oaT; ready at once Address MANHATTAN, Rondoai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12

EOR SALE-At public auction, on tne iytli
dsy Of March 1870 noon, the the DUICHbsS
COUNTY ACADEMY the City Of Poughk.epse established 10 w
M bou, 200 square location building Of bef about 70
nv s three stories high beside basement good order and
dntsd 10 dy scholars and bosder For further particulars Inquire Of
q " SWIFT. Secretary, POughkeepse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12
mn SALE-The COUNTRY SEAT OF the

EOR SALE-Une hour from the UHy,-New
i Brighton Island ten minute: s,i nom sailors sna
buIiue gaien fruit &C. WITH two or more acres aud
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-13

q An lllnfo, BrIIn. A singular shooting
affair occurred recently at Mica Arthur, Ohio.
IA local pa11er says: g Miss Sarah M: Sage,
connected with one Of the best families IN
the village, and one of the most beautilui
and brilliant young ladies In the commu-
nifty. has been for some time bllndly III.
fatiIated with young man by the name OF
Mack VIII, who is also of the most respect
able connection and of good talent, puG
whose habits of incompetence have become
of the most fearful character. The lazy ue.
voted herself to him, making every enolt
for his reformation, but apparently Wltnoa1
the slightest success, and, Decomlng niau
dened by the fruitlessness OF her ehort, co.-
Guided to hold the saloon-keepers respons ny.
BILE for her failure. On Ihursoay ai5 IN
saloon of Patrick O'keefe with loaded Blk
shooter, and, opening the door, nreu upo 'l'
Ukecfe without effect.
She then entered the saloon ana accuseu
O'Keefe of selling liquor to Will. lie denleu,
and some alterations ensued, Wnen slie
shot again without effect. A bystander thell
Crashed her hand and threw it down, ana
in this position she again fired. the ball pass
ing through her shawl and lodging IN the
THIGH of O'Keefe, inficting a serious ana
painful wound. She was then placed out.
side of the door, and went away. Inc neAt
morning she was arrested and taken before
Justice and discharged on some technlcai,
ity.. On Friday she was rearrested on a
warrant from justice at Hamden, Where
she waived an examination, and held to
answer mt court in the sum of $500. On the
same day Will and married sister of Miss
Sage appeared at Hamden, and the party
proceeded to Jackson, when the belllgerenl
lady and her spurious lover were saieis
linked in the silken chain OF matrlmony'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-13

Spotted Tail and his party visited the mint
in Philadelphia Friday, and witnessed the
process Of coming gold.
Hon. John 2. Hale has returned to the
United States from Europe, and will be ten
dered public reception on his arrival st
Dover, N. II.
The nomination of Frank Hereford, Esq,
of Monroe county, for Congress in the third
district of West Virginia, is m excellent
one and ins,lrcs the defeat of Witcher, if his
friends do thor duty, So says the Wheeling
Register.
nj. Charles Grad thinks lie has found the
wagon paper-to the North Pole. The
new route is that of the Sea Of Kara, which
is safely navigable at any time of the year,
as it never entirely freezes, and is always
accessible to light vessels like whalers o
from 80 to 125 tons. DR.. Pctcrman and tht
Russian gcographcrs concur in NJ. Grads
opinion.
The Boston Labor Reform Convention i!
credited with an unanimous resolution thai
the want of courtesy displayed by Ulysse:
S. Grant towards Mrs. Emmie A. Lane wal
gratuitous and intentional insult to The
working women of Massachusetts and the
daughters of St. Crispin, and "anothel
evidence of his want of decency in his per
sonal and official intercourse with the PEG
ple."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-13
] pr,rCTAI n0rICEs.

MI TO THE NERVOUS. The natural
result of exhaustion Of strength by excessive la
Dor or action is . feeling OF weakness, dizziness,
heayiness, WEAKNESS, laugor Of body or mind, DC.
Persons of weak constitution or whose habits
are sedentery frequently complain OF this relaxed
condition Of the yitai energies and when PERSONS
Of nervous temperament are thus weakened and
debilitated disease Inevitably follows, unless IL is
at once checked and overcome. All who suffer
from these causes alike require remedy which
Will strengthen the system without exciting IL. and
awake feeling OF true enjoyment so that lie may
become source or pleasure. MIsHLER'S HERb
BITTERS has won Its way into the confidence OF
thousands of this class of persons, who warmly en-
dorse 1t as the best invtgorating agent and the
most potent and genial or all tonics and aitera.
tiyes for strengthening and restoring the physical
constitution, je 1a-deod&wlw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-13
Too Late.

The Democrats Of New York seem to be
arousing themselves from the stupor which
has 80 long held them in its embrace. The
STANDARD of that city says:
'The election law passed by Congress
by which it is intended to secure purity III
elections has thoroughly aroused the De-
mocracy, and the leaders again talk of re-
slstance to Federal authority. 1t is even
said that special session of the Legisla-
ture is intended to initiate war measures, ,
and that delegation left this city yesterday
to ask the Governor to convene that body.
The result has not yet TRANSFERRED, but it is
not impossible that Governor Hoffman NAV
accede TO the request. Stringent legislation
in opposition to the recent action of Con-
gress is to be enacted, and the old principle
of State rights to be revived. The bills to
be passed are not yet matured, but these
are reported to form part of the matter con-
Eidered in the conference with the Co.
vernon. Mr.. Thomas G. Fields, as chair
man Of the Judiciary Committee of the AS
sembly, it was limited, has something to do
with framing the bills, though nothing de-
finite could be ascertained with regard to
his connection with the scheme.
"The whole thing is very remarkable, and
though the greatest secresy is maintained,
enough was known in regard to the scheme
yesterday to create great excitement in
political quarters"
When the bill to enforce the fifteenth
amendment was first introduced into Con.
gress we warned the Democracy of New
York that it was designed to deprive them
of their control of that city. How absurd
Is the Standards notion that the law was
intended to "secure purity in elections
The whole purpose Of it is to pcrpetuat'
Radical aseendency.
But New York sees her degraded condi
ton too late. She should have conceded
the rights demanded few years ago by tn
southern States. If she had done so, SD
would not now be the slave of the unprincl
pied tyrants who used her own power t.
forge the chains in which she Is now bound