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An ACT to SET the cGrbstoncS aud pave the foot
way> and cutters on the south side OF North
Carolina avenue, between Seventh and Flew
enth streets east
BE az eHdct'oi Jy the Beard # Ildsrmen and Board
Of CohEtOa Coatcl of lie Ciiyof WaSsiFgt0R. That
the Mayor be. and he il hereby, authorized md
requested TO cause the curbStones to be set and
the footways and cutters paved on the south
side of North Carolina avenue, between Seventh
and Eleventh streets east. The work to he con-
tracted for. and executed i'm the manner and
under the supcrmtendeucr provided 10y law; and
to defray the expense of the said Improvement a
special tax equal Ia the cost thereof is hereby
imposed and levied on all lots parts of lots
bordering on the line of the improvement; the
said tax to be assessed and collected in conform
ity with the provisions OF the act approved Oc-
toher II. lNt5.
Approved, December II. 1860.
Evening star., 1870-01-01

LARCENY CASES. Yesterday Henry NelsO,
was arrested by officer Smith, on the charge O
petit larceny, and Justice Thompson committed
him to Jail for court. Jas. Monroe, charged
with the same offence by Mary Weisbecker, " a
arrested by officer Duvall, and committed to jai
for court by Justice Harper. Andrew jackson
charged by John Z. Parker, was arrested by Of
ticer Auldridge, and was sent to Jail by the same
justice.
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AK Acr for the relief Of Nicholas Ac,.or.

IN ACT Tor The rcIiCf of Nirhol3S NChor.
81 AZ ,Hoc'''t ~ 's' BoGrfef iifsr-ao1 0a4 Ba1,g
of Common C"aRcil # n" Cfycf H-rsttRgfoIl That
the sam OF eighty dollars and twenty cents De- .
and the same il hereby. appropriated out at the
general inndfor interest ON the amount oi money
due Nicholas Ackcr un Franklin SChoyl-hou-,..
Approved Dec tmbrr d. l>aa.
Evening star., 1870-01-01

Hox. T. G. INeERsoLI, of Illinois. has npr-
chased one ef the fine residences on X street
AetN-een 18th and 18th streets, known as Caro-
line feTrace, for 90, 600.
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AN ACT granting John 4. l.andvoigt permission
10 erect a frame building on lot n, in Subdi-
vision Of square No. Ss'.
b ~ eRGctod by n, Boari of HderniSR rad foqrl
~ Common Council # ne ciyef HISLiggiaE, That
privilege j. hereby granted John 4. I.andyoigt
Ia erect frame building adjoining a brick
kitchen, on lot n, in subdivision of square No
S2g.
Approved December lG. lSt9.
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the Mayor be. and he : hereby. authorized aud
requested 70 cause shat PORTION ot Fifth street
west tet~een New Work avenue and Beuu,isrv
street; Ia lee trimmed aud sraYcled: ana a
.las thv 'N!Th>rs incurred thereby. the sum "a
thirty eight hundred dollars. - Sl1S 80
'huch thereoi a. may br u.cc>>srV, d.. AMI -h,
SamS j. hereby, Appropriated out oi fl. fll.is
1l tHe lhfd MAid: t'lC work % D.. dom a,
Commissioner of the ThiG / ward =
Approved. Dcccmher L.. tS,9
Evening star., 1870-01-01

YRon Prendel & Co., We have ..The Church
Almanac for 1870" issued BY the Protestant
Episcopal Tract Society.
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An Acr 20 set the curl,,tnnrS arar-

n ~ 10 >tA itif cffTit>k lnfS aud q
ways and cutters on the wr>i ~ sNs '.i' Ia". r.
street West. between D. and' = ~ iNeut'c'h
RI ~ sga ',i ~ 'Le RoI-.f II streets uHIth.
81 Comm0H CaEuoi of "a. - ftdcrRirH oHf Bard
the Mayor be, and ne j. tyof HGS.i7r'. .E, That
requested to cause - hereby. authnIlEcl an \
the faaiNav> and e curhs'ouc> e. l,r - as I
of Twentieth suttCr> paved ON the ,.,->t Id,
streets uur,' Street NcSt. between 4 AMI a.
and exec. - The W"!A 20 hc ,ontra .ss.,l .,lg
prriDt led In the manner AMI under a., -, =
Tho -sn1cuce PROV .lCd ~ Ian Aid ru ,le;ray
>eNacnscs Of saii iimIrovrm- -nt~ a special 'aN
- eual 60 the cot thereof j. h.r,hv iflf-,-. an
hNl,>t on all lot> OF parts OF lots borl,rl,.E ru
the bn" Of the Improvement, the said tsN .1 d.,
ASSESSED and collected IN sN'uiormi,N WvH '.a
provisions 81 the at approved octCber o.. t>....
Approved, December T.. I>'2l.
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VICK-PRRsIDENr COLHAx Yesterday trans
0itted his check for sl0o to A. X. Browne EsI..
General Agent of the PrOvidenf Aid Society 10
Se applied TO the benefit Of the poor Of the city.
Evening star., 1870-01-01

Ooop SISEGAR.-From Jones & Keith the
manufacturers. We have a specimen Of Washing
eon vinegar OF their production. IL is an excel
Bent article. and shows that we neeI not ,,o
abroad for frst-class vinegar
Evening star., 1870-01-01

The BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILIOAnIINE-
Yesterday Mr.. Riddle followed Mr.. Cook for the
prosecution in the case OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for obstructing the streets, and
The Court adjourned TO Monday, when Mr.
Cook will resume his argument.
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}f THos. BOWLING. auotr-. Gcorecto~n.
NV MD CoMFoRTABLE TWO STORY
FRAME pWELLING HoI' ~ AT AUCTION
~ on MONDAY AFTERNOON, Janulry -,
IT,. ls.O at q clock. ! will SIT. in fr,snf .,f TIA.
Aprenises, part Il Lot numbered =. fr1nting >
lee, on the rast side Of hsh street, opposite t,.
Public School House, 10y depth II lyl feet imprNl
v new aud comfortable two-Stary Frame Da,ilfn,y
III ,use, with and water.
Terms ~ sale.
dess THOMAS DDWIrNE A..
nRY GOODS At REDUCED PRICEs-As ,l.,
~ season is adv anced, have determined t. --iI
AZ greatly REDUCED Prices. DRESS GOODS
shawls- tloaks, Cloakings. Blankets. Cloths tassi
meres, and all our inter Goods We are asp selling
taiicoes totfons, and pome-tics of all kinds. a.
cheap, NJ not cheaper, than they s~ld in the Die
trict. BENJAMIN MIIITn
deb-fJal3- lOl Bridge ST. Georgetowp, u. &.
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The POLlCE-The entire police was on tluty
to-day, fifty being at the Executive Manso1
and two each at the residences of the Cabinet
officers, Vice President Colfax, Senator Harlan.
General Sherman, Mayor Bowen, and Collector
Boswell.
Evening star., 1870-01-01

ELECTION OF FOFFICERs.-Webster Lodge No.
!, X. p. have elected the following officers: H.
Sauter w. c.; Arthur Nattans,V. c.; l.. Eberly
r. y; II. Stevens, +. s.; John Weider, Banker;
+. CarbO, p.
Liberty Lodge, No. 6, Knights OF Pythias has
elected the following Ofiocrs:-Wm. p. Allen,
w. c.; Alva S. Taber, v. c.; ThcO. Sniffin, r.
S.; Henry Stewart, +. s.; Samuel Langley,
Banker.
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PosrroSRp.-The hearing of the charges OF
perjury and larceny, preferred against Aired
Hunter by Mrs. Sarah Fink, which was set for
a hearing at Justice Walters Office at 3 O'Clock
p m, yesterday, has been postponed by agree
ment OF counsel till next Wednesday
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OFFICIAL.
Laws Passed by the Sixty-Seycnth
Council Of Washington City. ID. &.

AN ACT 20 set the curbstones and pave the foot
ways and cutters on the south side OF Penn
syiSanIa avenue. between Thirteenth and
Fifteentn streets east
b AZ enacted D. TIE BOdriof 4ldSrneH and BAdri
Of ComncR COaRci! - :he Cnyf HdsAiagtoH, That
the MAYOR he. and hS i hereby, authorized AMI
requested to can>e the curb>tones 10 bc set and
the footways and cutters paved on the south
side OF Pennsylvania avenue. between thirteenth
and Fifteenth streets east. The work 10 be
contracted for. and executed in the manner and
under the superiutendence provided 10y law
and to dcfray tile expenses Of said improve
m'nt special tax equal 20 the cost there
81 J. hereby imposed and levied on all lots
or parts OF lots bordering on the line Of the inn
proNcmcut; the SAID tax 9" he Assessed aud coli
lcctCd in conformity with the provisions of the
ac; approved October l.. 1>,;5.
Approved, December II, ISCa.
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BEAR IN MIND the fine Panoramic Exhibition
OF Mammoth Illuminated War Views, and other
representations, every evening and on Wednes-
day and Saturday afternoons, at that quiet,
Gallery. 1926 Pennsylvania avenue, between
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RED MEN NEVER SLEEP. -

on II ErnAl ENEN1NG. January q. lS7O. Whero
they would he pleased 10 their odd fri',s. it
have ~ lib, rally rairnnize1 chem on former l..s
sions The rS,nInittee reige Themselves that moth
ing shall e ft uudou" O. make Il agreeable a. ri,,-.-
Who favor them with their pres-ncc. Tick-ts. :
admitting Gentleman and LADIES. The Hsl, iliIl
Band have been engaged fer the occasion.
Commute, ot iFFasesnsafs
j W -Hillery Il. a.. NeV man. q. W Calw.ll. T. P.r-
ter. III W W halan, g q. Myers. y. tsutna.l. ts.l
W fletcher, James X uniz. } II Newman ia2>si
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AN ACT 10 trim and gravel Fifth street west
from New York avenue to Boundary street.
BE G enacted By the Bosrdef Aldermen aad Roan
Of cOmsNa Cewnea Of te city0 RasAi stoa, That
Evening star., 1870-01-01

CHASE AFTER AN OLD DSOLbIER.-Yestertlay.
DIR. e.. ii. Lamb left his horse at the Soldiers
Home, when Henry FOost (alias Essex Vinegar)
mounted the animal and rode off rapidIy to the
city. The hOstler soon discovered that the
horse had been run Oft, and, mounting another.
pursued the runaway, and Officer Arnold joined
in the chase, and near the Presidents House
captured him. He had hearing before Justice
Wall, who committed him to Jail for court.
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A FIGHTiN" PAETT.--Last evening a. John
Bresnehan was an his way home he was as
ssulte'. ly John MuTTay. who, meeting from Mr.
Bresnehan n warmer reception than he expect-
ell, fell back in good order under the protection
OF some comrades. John Fitzgerald then tried
ms onderous ti>t on Bresnehan, who entered
the store at a Mr. Eegan for protection. Fitz-
gerald followed him up. and It'll his fist, fclle,l
MI b. Ia the roOr- Tie tn en- retired and re-
joined the ranks OF his comrades. James Wooden
and Jshn Murray. Soon Councilman Geo. w.
Hatton came along, and Fitzgerald knocked
him down into the mud. and afterwards kicked
Him. Ofhcer Daily soon came along and arrest
ed the entire party. and lodged them in the eth
precinct station house, when IIatton at once ap-
Ptared and entered complaint against Fitz-
gerald, who commenced on Hatton again in the
station house. knocking him down and bruisiny
him severely until the officers interfered. jus
tiee Chase soon come in. and. after hearing the
evidence. held Fitzgerald to bail on two charges
Of assault. and hned him also - for disorierly
conduct WOrden was dismissed, and John
Murray held 10 hail for further hearing.
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ways and CUTIE on the south side of Mary Ia,
avenue, between First and Sixth streets oss;
Be Il .rdcfei b, the Board Of AldcraeH ana "A
# Common C0zRcIlCf tie cay ~ "GSat'''~ q. That
The Mayor he, and lie Is hereby. ar.a"rized ami
requested 10 cause the curr>tone, to be Set
and the footways paved on the south side
VI MARYLAND avenue. between First anl Sixth
streets east; and 10 dciray .ire expense Of this
improvement a special tax equal to the cost
thereof. be. and the same i, hereby imposed and
levied on all lots or parts II lot, bordering ul
the line of said Improvement; "a be ASSESSED and
collected in conformity with existing Law. The
work 10 le done under the direction ut the CCm-
missioner or Fifth Ward and two assistant com
ms>oners t. hc appointed by the Mayor.
Approved. December ~. 1863.
Evening star., 1870-01-01

DISMISSAL OF A SUIT AGAINST w. W. Cor
CoRAN.-An action for the recovery Of Ss, 80
vas some DAYS ago commenced by Mr.. Martin
Connor against W. w. Corcoran, Esq. The
plaintiff alleges that the money is due him for
wages. The case was set for yesterday after
noon by Justice Walter, who, after empannel-
PearAnce Of the parties, entered non suit, and
dir missed the case.
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The IRVING LITERARY SOCIETY met last eve
ing, ard elected the following officers for TIN.
ensuing six montts:-President. A. Z. Pardon:
Vice President, Amos Hsdley; Secretary, j. S.
Manning; Treasurer, Il. COrwin TAYLOR: Editor.
u L. Brown; Board Of Directors. Messrs H. G.
Jacobs and q. e. Fox The following was an
pounced as the subject for discussion at the
next meeting :-Resolved, That il is the duty of
fhe United States TO recognize the Cuban insur-
gents as belligerents. Adjourned.
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TIE CASE OF ALLEGED MAL-PRACTrcE on
CAPITOL HILL.--It was announced in these col
umns on Wednesday last that Mrs. Smith died
quite suddenly at the residence of Mr.. ii. y.
Chapman, OH Capitol Hill, and that the Coroner
"after examining the witnesses and the person
OF the deceased, decided not to hold an inquest
there being no evidence Of wilful destruction or
ignorance i'll the treatment of the case"
We are requested by Mr.. Chapman to state
that he is not alone responsible for the calling OF
the Coroner in this case. as it was done at the
urgent instance Of the particular personal
friends Of the deceased, and that the nvestiga-
ton referred to above extended no farther than
the interrogation of the two ladies who attended
the deceased in the capacity OF assistants usual
animation OF the body OF the deceased was made.
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heretofore
marked the legislation of printers unions, and
which has so often been used with damaging
erect as an argument against them. was ct its
last session removed by the international Unen.
i mean the restriction against women. Another
restriction still exists-that against color. For
this public opinion condemns MS: for this the
country to-day fixes its great eyes upon this
body, waiting to see whether il has wisdom
enough to discern the right and courage enonoh
to perform II. Gentlemen printers-men of
sense, as YOU are, and OF fairness, as YOU ON pht
you do the simple act of justice which duty re-
qures Of you, or win you wait for the country
to command you?
The great objects of labor organizations are
bv no means yet fully developed, nor the means
towards the formation Of a Workingmen's party.
If such party be formed, it must be based On
labor, and must therefore admit OH an equal
footing all who labor, whether male or female,
white or black, foreign or native. Once ad-
mitted to its ranks, these working people, of
whatever race or nationality, must be on an
equality, and this party must demand equal
rights for them. But such a party is not pos
sible so long as labor organizations make dis
tnctions on account OF race, sex, or color In
other words, wOrkingmen will be unable to ex-
ercise the fun measure Of their mighty power.
unable to secure all their rights, and unable to
elevate labor to its proper level Of respect and
dignity, 80 long as they in their organi cations
make these unjust determinations.
These reasons for equality among workingmen n
are the pain dictates of a wise expediency
other reasons, based on the right, which is
always expedient, might be adduced why all un-
necessary restrictions to membership in labor
organizations should be swept awav. Humani-
tariansm appeals for it, the Golden Rule die
tates il; justice demands it.
But possibly yet other objections than those
named may be urged against the admission of
this blackman Douglass to our Union. Perbans
some scrupulous soul, concerned for his own
social status or frightened over the matrimonial
future and fate Of his daughters. NAV cry
social equality! Shall / seriously dseuss
before enlightened men such Am objection. No
for social equality does not enter your society
even without the Niger. 1t enters oniv the
family circle, aud is purely question of taste.
not OF right. Each individual Regulates his
social relations to suit himself and no man shali
say nay.
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ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL.-I.as, ovar-
ing, about O'Clock, rs a party given by colored
people was in progress at a house in tsOyster-
shell Lane" an alley between Second end Third
and + and &. streets, the door was forced Open
and a white man, named James WOrden entered
the room. and before any person could prevent
him, made q thrust with butcher knife at a
cOlOred lad named James H. Gardner who for
tunately parried the same. struggle then
ensued, the lad managing to fell his assailant to
the floor, receiving only a slight cut across his
finger. Oficer Howe, who had heard the noise,
entered the house and arrested WOrden. taking
him to the station house. This morning he was
held to bail on the charge OF assault and battery
with the intent to kill by Justice Mills.
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The ETHEATEES.-.',Jacka and the Bean Stalk
will be performed for the last time at the Ma
tional Theater tonight, and the Richmond and
Washington press Will witness the performance
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Florence open for a brief
ming.
The "Only Leon" had rousing benefit at
Walls Opera House last night, and tO-night's
performance will conclude the engagement OF
the Kelly & Leon troupe; aud they will be fol-
lowed by the celebrated La Rue Minstrels, who
give their first performance on Monday evening
next.
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AMUsEMENTss.syooSp pAeE.sIih colamn.
AsD IoDrfRs rfsa wSsrsSs.oosp
soAkp l''' xSD Ss'Dnr rLoDoIso wASrED-sroosD PACE
spAn ssSsa Fox
BUSINESS OrroKruNrrIEs-Frrsr PAsr-rAmd oOl-
SSTsISEss S!,y NoyTcEs y,sya column
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN--rHrnp rAon--seeond
coAOAaES AND GARDENERs-rmnpi' 'fAsE-sseond
woon column. linn ,a .,,,
column column
56sEs E M T%Ssnp AND rx
EuRorsXH srExMshIrs-Fiasr PAsE-fii.h column.
ffh.UHesfiaMssTiriTr ffihsasefMs r.sr"Fe%,a cSa. coama
fOR sALE1sEooSn r4oE.Fogl.h M soI,mn.
sSssdn sn
EEps %%STEp : r.or sssona column
HELP FEAAL.s-TniRD PAGE--First and
HORSE cHnsTXdEs. ae.-F,psr rAes-secoud and
.IorELs-sroos~ PAor-sirst column
no SIS, ROOMS, 40, wANrED-sEcoND PACE Fifth
INSTITUTION -sroosp PAer--Fourth eoumn
in REAL EsTATE FOR sALE-sfoosD PAGE
LEGAL kol loIs, FIRST PAer-sisth column.
oAs 9ibIcbSIpns, .n iS rssrgou,sS ssma
~
hEDiCAI--SEcoND PAGH-Ihird column.
MILLINERY AND DRESsMAkISG-frRsT PAGE-Thlrd
csIscKhstxSEogs ADvERrrsEMESrs-EIau PAGE
NuslcAL -sFoosn PAaI-sitb co,nnn ''''''"
PERSONAL---VERY. PAaF--frst co,ulnn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGa--Sjxth column.
ouT oF IlE crrY S0i Yo& SALE OR TO
REAL ESTATE 10 EACHANGE -SrooSD PAGr-second
REAL Estate wANTED-srooSD PACE Second
RFLIGioil s NoTICEs-srooNp PAeE-Seccnd column.
EEWAhDS First PAGg-Fourh column
ROOMS AND APARTMEATS TO LET-SEcoSD PAGF-
SALES Ar AUCTIoN-sRcoSp PAer-Finh column
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALES--T PAGE-First
eT1UAIioNs wANTED-MALEs-TnIrD rAeE-second
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-Fnsr PAcE-Firss and Second col
SPORTING DOGS BIRDS, &o.- FIRST PAar-second
column. -.
sTAl.LIONs--FIssr PAeE-second column
st MAEK RESORIS-SEooSD PAGE-First and seco nd col
umns.
TIE TRADEs-TuIap PAsF-rhird column
the TURF-FfRsT PAoE--Second coiuuln Aa.- A.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS rUkPOSLS-SEooND PAGE
Third column.
IRAvELLERs, GUIDE-rInsr PAax-sixth column.
MINES, LIZ uOkS. &C.--Fi Rsr PA0E--Third co umn.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &o-FIRsT fAeE-Fourth COL
ump
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

THE ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS
j. saj to ard from glasgow and Derry
. every we,nes iay ant saturday.
booking passengers the and forwarding
them reduced rates and from all railway .ations Ia
Great br'an, ireland, Norway sweicn, Denmark, Ger
cheaply ~ by AM other line "
.ssHpntss' sItASErs. .TxrrA" sTrAsEns.
ANGLtA...... Sat- july % DORlAN....... We'd Aug
AUSlkALlA. Sat. Aug lSIDONIAN.. We'd kag 10
COLUM MBlA. .-sat, Aug. IL BRirANNT Wed. Anr IL
EUROPA. sat, Aug 70 CALEDONIA. Wed, Ans "a
i...'..'' saI A.s - We'd Aug 81
and every Wednesday ana Saturday thereafter
from pier 20 Norih RIVER, New ork. D.
- Rates ot passage PAYABLE IN curr-ncy.--
First cabins. S65 aud a7h. ace 'ng ucaton.
Excursion tickrrs good ulnnlhs, Yl3a
intermediate. 1885, stre rape, b2-
Certificates, At reduced by those
wishing 10 scnd for their ENDS.
Drafts fssnsd payable pressntstion.
' HENDERSON BROTnrRs
No. Rowing Green
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE.
IN N. X Jessup c. al. the Wilmington and Marchcss.
Railroad Company ct ais 49,
Pursuant of the Superior Cou OF New Har0
county, O. made In the abore entitled Gauss NJ the
Term, 1870 on presentation At the oaics o.
CRONLY MORRIS,
In this city, will pay the holders OF the crst pTcsct
bonds secured By the mortgage made oy The defendant h
said Manchester Railroad Company lao
plaintiff. X Jesup who have not already received ho
the same being dividend for dtribu,ion, afoi
said from Gales Of that portion OF the railroad
property covered BY said mortgage, which In the
Sonh Csrors.
further obedience TO the order aforesaid here
BY ucy AL holders OF the bonds above referred ha.
less The sme are presented to me above -
the dividend above stated on or before tho NJ n
First day or September, 1870, 4
hey VIII be forever dccarred or apv participation "A a sJ
tund In my hanes tor distribution aforesaid.
NJ CRONLv,
Commisaopey sad Iseicrea
wgLxrNorox \. G, Nay I6 Isra
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INOk rRIpDrPDRr AND ALI. POINTS on HOUSA-
tanr aud Nanta'nck ksproni: fare esss
Nat ariae slip ~ AMI ~ every nisDi lSuaiays
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A A. RICHMOND pIsTarBuTIoN.--JuLY ss, 1870
Class S5S-39, 30, s., ~, 81, 23 ~ 81 a. Ss7 a.
Information given in the above, also Murray Co.'s and
sAss once attached J. TAYLOR u Chatham street.
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rnAyn,.Ln't-s ':u,,c.

DAru AND COsEY ISLAND KAfLRUAD. FULTON,
- Wal, So.h aud Hamilton Greenwood Gene
tey connect with Island every forty
nIbulrs..
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A LIZ LOOKING FOR BUSINESS SHOULD EXAMINE
IA vac Champion Cow Mixer patented April 1870 II ke
% fonr csyes as gets the milk; shown daily milking cow
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WINES, LIQUORS, sc.

90 FULTON STREET, CORNER OF WILLIAM
% s,reetGrea reduction the price pure Wines
Liquors Old sherry " 60 per gallon Soc per botue Old
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PROPOSALS.

A RMY BUILDING, CORNER OF HOUSTON AND
"A Greene streets, New York city, N. " July 81, 1870
froposais Qn dnpicale) win be received by tine under
81 ned unin N ooock ", Saturday. for
following Subsistence stores;--
3UU barrels OF "Prime Mess" Pork, iron hoop each
end.
LOCO pounds of Leaf Lard in pound caddes u
1900 Of Extra Sugar Cured Hams, packed tcrccs
1000 pounds of Breakfast Bacon packed IN 100 pound
bC0 barrels OF Family Flour, full and sealed
bunrs
100 barrels OF Extra Family Flour full head lined and
scaled bunga.
5000 pounds OF prime medium Beans, barrels
lined.
5000 pounds Of Carolina Rice. barrels, full head
lined.
10000 Green Rio Coffee, barrels, full head
lined.
5000 pounds Green Java Coffee in original mats packed
In guDDy.
10000 pounds Brown Sugar. in barrels full lined
1900 pounds oranulaed Sugar In barrels fun head lined
3,0J pounds Crushed sugar, IN barrels full he I'd tined
8oO0 pounds Cut Loaf Sugar, In barrels, fun lined
10000 pounds Brown Soap, Family In 81 pound boxes2
pound bars, strapped
1000 pounds Fine Salt! In barrels. full head lined
4,000 pounds AdamantDc Candies, fun weights s ia 20
boxes.
1000 pounds Pure Ground Pepper pound packages in 25
pound boxes.
5000 gallons Pure Cider Vinegar, In bound barrels
The manner OF making bids requirements OF bdders &c.
the same previous advertisements from this Office The
quantities TO be les al the option of the department.
BY order OF WILLIAM ". BURNS
Brevet Brig Gen. u. 8. A., Chief 4. s.
Department, of the East.
The New York herald., 1870-07-30

DRoPOSALS FOR COAL.
Sealed proposals for $50 tons Lsckavauna anthracite
Coal viii be received al the oce of the charge
the United States Naval Hospital, Brooklyn until
day of August, ls70.
The coal to be OF egg size (suabe for seamnE) OF
the best quality, and be pounds
weight The whole quantity OF coal to be delivered and
slowed p the place assigned the hospital al
time or times ms may be hereafter designated
NO proposal viii be considered unless accompanied by
salts actoy guarantee, signed by at least
parties
The contract to be awarded TO the responsible bid
der the bids TO be submitted BY the uldersgncd the
reau OF Medicine and Surgery. Navy Department. for sp
g. JACKSON, Surgeon, U. s. NAY
NENDERs IN DUPLICATE, MARKED ON THE EN-.
L veope ''Tender tor Metal" viii be received by the
Deputy Comptroller, at MontreaI, until noon Monday
22d Of August nex the purchase Of about the uneren
toned quantities of Iron Canada to be sold 10
any quantity 20 suit purchasers
IGoN ORDNANCE, sHoT, SHELL CARRIAGES, PLATFORMS,
TRUCKS AND OLD IRON.