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CITY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,)
No. 2l2 s. FIFTH SrRAET
PHILADELPHIA, Feb rs, 1871
The act OF Assembly approved April 20 1885,
quiTes that all keepers OF hotels, tavernS, reStiu-
rants and others selling liquor by less measure
quart, shall make application at this oiice for
l"enee in the month OF March only. The law IN
This respect will be strictly enforced.
ALEXANDER MCQUEEN,
THOMAS M. LOCKE,
JAMES Balm,
nv l1AIIIun L.
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CONCERT HALL AUCTION ROOMS No 2ls
- yOHFSNtT Il Street
r a. MCOLELLAND AUCrIONEEE
Personal attention given to sales ~ household fui
nilure az dwellings
Public sales Of furniture the Auction {nOnI2
No. 1915 Chesiunt street, every Monday and Thusa
cay,
For particulars Public Ledger"
~ B.-A superior cass OF fuFnitnra AT prlVSCe So
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Depot THIRTEENTH and CALLOWHILL Streets
Until further notice trains will Leave and Arrive
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IMJ ORTANT SPECIAL SALE OF MODERN

o. Tuesday Wednesday, aud Thursday,
At II 0'clOcs A. NJ, and ~ O'Clock la the evening
each dag, Will be Sold collection
OF MODERN PAINTINGS.
Among the artists contributions Will be found
specimens 10y the following artists :-E ID. Lewis
j. H. Sword, w. Weisman, Chapn, Ream, Bisp-
ham, Gerach, s. B. Waugh, II. Helinick, X. ii. Reed,
The paptings are now arranged for exhibition,
with catalogue. 812;
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DELAwARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
II COMPANY. Incorporated by the Legislature
of pennsylvania, 1895.
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sale at No. ITO Chesnur street.

dI sITttT.
SUPERIOR BOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ROSE
WOOD AND MAHOGANY PIANO. .FORrEs
BRUSSELS and other Carpets. Mantel ami Pier
GLASSES, suits OF Cottage Chamber fnruiture,
Decorated China Toilet Sets, ClO.h.s tnpers
InCprouf sales, Silver Plated are ana Cutlery
Paintings, EngTavings, ChrOmns, China Ware
Ct
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ApPLETON'S PUBLICATIONS.

The Posthumous Papers of the Pick
wick Club, by Charles Dickens.
This is a beautifully bound volume,
Illustrated with an excellent portrait
Of the author, and p~rofusely illustrated
throughout as only Dickens works
IRE. The Pickwick papers contain
many Of Dickens best articles, and in
The shape of this elegant volume are
more than usually attractive.
"reminiscences Of Fifty years, by Mark
Boyd.
This volume is dedicated to the col
Onists Of Australia aud New Zealand.
Much of the time from 1913 to 1858 was
spent by the editor on those islands.
The book contains LOG short articles,
embracing the interesting reminis-
cences of an old traveller in many por-
lions of the world. told III an earnest.
racy style, full of anecdote and obser-
vation, covering a period of fifty years
down to January 1871.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-02

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nye was vel
coined at Salt Lake by a serenade on
the 2S.h of June. He delivered a
speech OF some length. He closed by
saying: "IIe was an old man, and his
work was nearly done, bat his earnest
advice to the younger men before him,
and TO all his fellow citizens, was to
have strong faith, patience and hope,
universal liberty TheSenatorseems
t q have a f~oreboding that his official
life is nearly over.
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SAN, Diego, June -29th.-Mexicans
have Killed the Hon. Rees smith,
member of the late Legislature of Ar
IONA. The Supreme Government of
Mexico have refused to give up the
criminals under the ~extraditlon treaty
concluded i'll the City of Mexico, De-
cein5er lIth, 1861, and Mexican ban
Tits and m~urderers are growing holder
III consequence.
1t would he we'll for that supreme
Government of Mexico" to conform to
its treaty obligations, or the United
States may conclude some of these
warm days to ~'.extradite' the entire
Mexican country. The Indian gov
eminent of Mexico is not recommend
ing itself very highly to the public
opinion of civilized nations, and
Manifest Destiny" has got an open
eye turned in that direction. Juarez
had better be careful that it does not
become an "evil eye"
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THE BEST CHANCE YET.-A grand
musical festival will be given on the
4th of July, at Brooklyn, Alameda,
county, California, at which $50, 900 in
gold coin will be awarded to ticket
holders. There are 2,l66 prizes-one
chance in every -. The prizes range
from s. up to $4,000. The profits are
to be devoted to a public library,
County Hospital, General School
Fund, a Fire Department, and to the
four churches of Brooklyn. This is
the most liberal schedule vet offered
the pubic on this coast, and the man
ayers are thoroughly responsible.
kOppel 4 Platt, clothiers, corner of
South Carson and Third streets, are
agents for the sale of tickets i'm this
city. =
FIREWORKS! FIREwoRKs,-Jas. ].
Mandlebaum has just received a
choice lot of newly manufactured fire.
works; also, flags of all sizes, which
he proposes to sell at San Francisco
prices, with the addition of e~xpres>age
only. Call at his fruit store and buy
all you want to eat. smoke and be
patriotic with. At the same time try
his new invoice of cigars.
WATER.-Notice is hereby given,
that l own and have a deed for all the
right, title and interest of VIM. A.
Hawthorne in and to the Cold Spring
Water Works. in Carson City, Nevada.
and L forbid the further payment for
water rents, tor said Water Works. TO
the said Hawthorne or my person act
ing for him. +. b. SWEENEY.
Go to n. J. SAVERS for your gen
uine Rembrandt Photographs, at San
Francisco prices. .
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NORTH PACIFIC RAILwAY.-The Ore
gOn correspondent of the San Fran
cisco Bulletin saws ''there are signs
tlat this important line of railway is
becoming a reality. Gen. Tilden, the
Chief Engineer OF the company, and
formerly Surveyor General of Oregon,
came on board the teanler at kalama.
He says the promised % miles of the
road will be built in October; and
there is every reasonable certainty that
it will reach Puget Sound, the Northern
terminus, early next Summer. There
are 100 men employed on the road at
preSeut-250 white men at $40 per
month, and 800 Cinnamon at SIS per
month, in gold. They board them
selves. General TiIden informed me
that there are 81 900 900 of work under
contract on the Lake Superior end.
Four thousand mel are at work; and
that l20 miles of the road are made to
the Mississippi, and in running order;
and hat should the present financial
arrangements under consideration be
carried out. there is every probability
that the entire line will be completed
in three years, and in five years, be-
yond doubt
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.SENAToRS.-Cornelius Cole, of Cali
fornia, and VIM. NJ. Stewart, of Ne
yada, are in town. Overthe shoulder
ing embers of a feeble Republican
bonfire they met last night and
mingled. their tears for the official
flesh pots which are slowly but surely
fading from their gaze.-GSacramento
Reporter, June Both.
Nevada's Senators always appear
State they profess to represent. Cali
fornia is the only State that we are
aware of that has four Senators to rep
resent her in Washington. Nevada
has but a fraction of two.
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HuMBoLDT.-The Humboldt Regis.

HuMBoLDT.-The Humboldt Regis
ter OF June Goth says:
Maj. J. A. Dribelbis, the protector OF
the wagon road from Canyon City,
Oregon, to Winnemucca, Nevada, ar
rived in town on the 10Th. This road
is important to the people of Winnie
mUcca. The whole distance he in
formed us is only 2lO miles, and can
be made by heavy teams in ten days.
He came through in seven days with
a two-horse team, which we consider
very good time, and shows the neces-
sity of opening this road. We hope
considerable attention will be paidthis
matter, and a helping hand lent the
Major. Enterprises of this kind opens
up avenues OF trade, and benefits us
all.
The Northwestern stage carryingthe
mail from Silver and Boise will arrive
here this morning, on the arrival of
the c. p. Express. Mr.. Haines in
forms the Avalanche that the schedule
time from Silver City II Winnemucca
will be about So hours, but that he
a make the distance in "a.
Joe Snapp, of Rebel Creek, has been
awarded the contract for furnishing
the Northwestern Stage Company with
hay for Cane Springs and Rattlesnake
Station.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-02

REPUBLICAN CANDlDATEs.-The San
Francisco Call publishes the following
list of the names of the candidates for
State offices who have been placed in
nomination by the Republican Con-
vention at Sacramento:
.For Governor, Newton Booth; 1t.
Governor, Romualdo Pacheco; Secre-
tary of State, Drury Malone; Supreme
Judges, y. C.. Niles (ior the short
term, a. l.. Rhodes for the long
term; Controller, James j.. Green;
Treasurer, Ferdinand Baehr; Surveyor
General, Robert Gardner; Attorney
General, John L.. Love; Clerk OF Su-
preme Court, Grant /. Tacgart: Su-
pe~rintendent of Public Instruction,
Henry \. Bolander; State Printer, L.
y. Springer; Harbor Commissioner,
John y. McGlynn.
Some of these candidates will be
satisfactory to the party, Newton
Booth being popular in all portions of
the State, but there are others whose
names will give the ticket little or 10
strength. In this city there is mani
tested considerable dissatisfaction.
which was anticipated. under almost
any circumstances, after the with
drawal of Mr.. Selby's name from the
CO~nNention.'
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The San joaquin Republican says of
the combination in the Democratic
State Convention tor the Office of State
Printer:
We will say that there were two
combinations before the Democratic
State Convention; II was composed
Of W. A. January, of the Santa Clara
Argus; ID. w. Galwicks, present State
Printer; Thomas H.. Thomson, of the
Solano Democrat; j. +. Linthicuin. of
the Solano Democrat, and Robert Fer
raj, editor of the Sonoma Democrat.
The parties in the successful coinbi-
ration were: joint. Barry, OF the San
Francisco Monitor; NJ. ID. Carr, job
printer of San Francisco; Frank
Mahon, jobprinter Of San Francisco,
and III. c. Patrick, of the San Joaquin
Republican. Such combinations have
been entered into by candidates Tor
State Printer on both sides for years
past.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-02

PIuTE INDIANs.-NatcheZ, Chief of
the Piute tlibe of Indians, Il subordi
nate> savag rejoicing III the title OF
Captain john, and Miss Sarah Winnie
mucca, daughter Of the former Chief
of THAT name. passed through to san
Francisco on Yesterdays train. Sally
was rugged out in fashionable female
allire-howing hairaad Grecian hump.
They intend making a short stay in
San Francisco for tie purpose OF see
ing the sishts.-fSae. Reporter.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-02

Commodore Tatnall, late of the Con-
federate Navy, died last week at Saw
annah. He commanded the IRON
clad Merrimack at her attack on the
L. ;. fleet in Hampton roads. When
in the u. S. Navy, Tatnall distinguish
ed himself by going to the assistance
OF a British gun boat that was sinking
under the fire of a Chinese battery-at
which time he made use of the famous
words BLOOD is thicker than water.'
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-02

An extensive expedition Vi English
men and Americans is preparing to
leave Chicago for a grand hunt in the
Rocky Mountains. They have char
tered an entire train Of cars for their
exclusive use.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-02

A. A. Sargent has been renominated
byIhe Republicans of the Second Dis
trict, California, for Congress. Cof-
froth is his Democratic competitor.
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SOmmittee Oh Invitation:
Gov l. r Bradley, Lieut. Gov + Denver,
d C Whitman. John CARRIER,
J Lewis. l. Buckner.
jerry schooling, James D Minor.
VIM " Hobart, Alfred Helm,
Oh aries l.. Perkins, A Curry,
John pav, William Till,
Charlie. IA Bclknap. II J Mudse,
Jacob Muller, b kitZIEeyer,
Charles + Bicknell. John l CHM,
X Ozark, Peter Cavanaugh,
- E - gi.jn
rar. Erur II . MAJ
William, PATTERSON. " q P,Ik.r.
Jim Rosser, Joseph Rosenstock,
} Mart R-es-. IL = Rice,
Joseph fiatt' bFish,,
III Peters, James finney,
uemrse A lyrreii' ihsoA hale,
a Walt "" tiayhle'
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DIED.

MALECK-In Erie. Pa, June ~, samuel
Il. Maleck, aged 10 years, formerly of
Nevada county, Cal. Nevada papers
please copy.
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The Procession will march up Carson street to
Robinson street; up Robinson street 10 Minnesot.
street ds"n AiHns sofa street t. King street.
down Mag street To Division street. down DIVISION
street tt,SINth street; doAn sixth street TO Carson
street, and up Carson street To the Theater, where
the exercises OF the day will be concluded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-09

easily, for are they not already planting tne'r
cannon keep M the faith in case the Prophet
Brigham should fade OUT
The Democratic State Committee OF OHIO have
issued q secret circular making last appeal TO the
democracy TO get out a full vote IN every county.
The Cleveland Leader says General George W.
McCook, VINO Is supposed by some TO be running rs
the democratic candidate for Governor, returned 10
Ohio last Wednesday. having recovered sufficiently
TO be 'in at the death.n
The first republican rally In this state VIII take
place In Albany on Wednesday evening next, Octo-
Der H. Roscoe Conkling Will open the ball.
letter from Rochester In the Utica Hfrdd,
shows "how and why Tammany triumphed," con-
Guiding with the broad assertion that the Convcn-
ton surrendered everything TO Tammany, reserv-
ing nothing for honesty ana principle"
Alexander II. stephens has been recommended for
the Presidency by a Louisiana paper.
The Philadelphia Press remarks that "Paymaster
Hodge, under republican oversight, has been con-
victed, sentenced and IL already In pri SON. butn 10
asks ''whcre are Tweed, Swecny, Hall and Con-
noilyf" What sort OF a republican oversight was Il
that enabled Hodge TO deiraud the government OF
hundreds OF thousands Of dollarsf
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YACHTING.

The Racing nj Newport-The Race for the
Douglas Cup To Be Raced For on Tues
day-Prepuring for the Ceni,n2 Queens
Cup Contest.
NEWPORT. n. L., Oct s, 1871.
There are now In this haroor the schooner yachts
Sappho, EnCnantress, Wanderer, Palmer, Dread
naught Vesta and Dauntess. The yacht Resoue
sailed this morning for New London, but returned
10 her anchorage this afternoon; and the sloop yacht
Vindex got underweigh about noon and stood up
the bay.
Tomorrow the race for the Lorlllard cup will take
place The course Is, as before stated, from Brcn-
tons Reef ghtship to Block Island, thence to Vine
point The yachts SapphO Enchantress. Dread
naught ana Palmer are all that will take part there
In. The course has to be gone in nine hours
II will be no race At present there Is not much
prospect OF wind tomorrow. II there Is no wilma, or
If there not enough for the race 10 he made in the
time, 1t VIII take place on Tuesday.
At present the race for the Douglas Cup is ap-
pointed for Tuesday; but Its coming OF Will depend
upon the result tomorrow. Should there b, but
little wind during the next two or three days the
probabilities are that the races will be postponed,
for the yacht owners here are dc,lrous Of getting
back TO New YORK In order TO be on hand for the
Grand Duke Alexis.
The Swedish lrgate J0seGne sailed this afternoon
for Boston.
The schooner yacht Calypso has been laid up in
this harbor for the winter season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-09
CONSERVATIVE WOMAN sUFFRAGIsTs.

All the advocates Of woman Suffrage are not free
lovers The prominent leaders or those who ven-
crate the sanctity OF marriage and all generally
God fearing and law abiding citizens assembled on
Saturday at Sol West Thirty-f0urth street, for the
purpose Of eGectlng an organization which shall be
more effective Tor work than the heretofore existing
ASSOCIATION which met rather for talk than FOR nc
ZION. the body formed has the name OF the New
York Central Woman Suffrage Organization. Its
president is Mrs. Clemence l.. Lozier, NJ. d. IIs
standing committees, with their charmen. are:-
ON Correspondence, Mrs. g. b. Wilbur; on WAYS
and Means, Mr.. John McMuen; on Public Meet
nggs, Mrs. l.. u. Blake large number of Dames
are already enrolled as pledged advocates Of this
reform In this city, and these people to he class
fed and organized for local action, SO that every
ward In the city shall have Its effective WORKING
party. The following resolution was submitted by
Mrs. Blake and adopted NJ the meeting on Saturday
LAST
Resolved rh. the deliberations Of this organization shah
the best mode OF obtaining the that right all
discussion OF side questions being strictly forbidden
Mrs. Matilda +. Wendt will assist In organizing
German branch.
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YACHTING NOTES.

Since the yacht Llvonia went on the smaller
sectional dock on Friday afternoon last crowds OF
yachtmen and dock loungers have lowered about
her and loudly descanted upon her model. They
have talked OF her deep keel. her raking stern post
bges and floors, III comparison with the crack
American yachts, and yet it has been difficult In her
most ardent admirers to convince many OF these
sightseers that she viii be enabled TO carry Of the
eAmericas Cup" Yesterday adm ssion on board
was denied to oil who visited her, ana they were
compelled to be content with the inspection OF her
model alone, which they regarded with critical eye.
Her repairs are nearly completed and 1t IL thought
That she viii he lowered from the dock To-day. Dor
ton OF her racing rigging is IN place ner mainbOom
Is rugged and her lower sails bent. Her appearance
Indicates that the best OF care has been taken to put
her IN admirable Trim, ana, really she looked finely
yesterday Tying the American yacht flag at the
fore, Commodore Ashbury's private signal at the
main and the English yacht nag aft. 1t will be
remembered that the Llvonia was launched on the
9th OF last April from Ratsey's yard at Cowes, and
at thar time her measurements Were.-
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arc authorized to withhold their order Tor the
gauging and stamping the rectilied spirits.
Redemption Of Small Coins.
The copper, nickel and bronze coinage redcemef
nc the Mint during September was over $4,000.
The total amount redeemed under the act OF March
3, 1871, IL nearly a third OF a million dollars.
New National Banks.
The Rock Island National Bank aud the First
National Bank OF bloomington, Ind, are author
lied TO commence operations each with aoapital "
500, 900.
Duty on Copper Plates.
The Treasury department decides that copper
Tor duty at fory-nve per cent al vaiorem.
Powers Of Attorney.
The First Comptroller made the following decision
IN regard to power % attorney for the endorse
meht oil u arait presented to hm for hts APPROVAL
" y lata to TINS power OF attorney that 10 has
alteration. IL Il also fatal that me authority IL
endorse the dfat into tile bank. The Department
cannot accept a conditional power or one winch
gives direction To the money.
The uoitcd states aud Mexican Comm, ssioners
time TO time to consider the eases which have been
argued. They win PROBABLY hold o session thls
week, when decisions In twenty cases win be an
n0unced.
Health Of Nr. Florence.
Thomas Is. Florence, formerly member Of Com
gress from Penns, wanna now editor of the sunday
Morning gazette, who has been critically III for
several days with neuralgia OF the heart, Is con
vacscent, with cheerful prospect OF soon bein.
entirely well
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RUNNING N0TEs-POLITICAL AND GENERAL.

The Rochester Express calls the Rochester Con-
ven,on 1.-The Tammany Triumph
The Albany JouIudl cries out "Tammany's victory
complete"
the Newark Journal says the Convention was
"the triumph OF Justice.o
The Rochester Democrat Chronicle republican,
says "Tammany has been given the substance, With
scarce even shadow TO the rcformers yet the
latter have been brought TO acquiesce in action,
which renders Tammany secure beyond peradven-
ture.p
The Utica Herald republican, says:-"None
genuine unless marked 1ammany' on the wrapper .
The Pittsburg Commercial republican, says the
exclusion OF both city delegations from the Conven.
ton was "the virtual triumph OF Tammany.n
The Cincinnati Times says "Tammany has ruined
the democracy"
The Pittspurg Commercial ventures to give the
substance OF little speech made by the Boss 10 Seq
mour at private interview, rs folows:-
You fellows there in the convention can execute
the purpose OF turning Us out and letting In the
other chaps, but do you think you Will win by III
We have got $4,000 votes at our back In the city.
And if YOU don't carry the state this fall, seymour
what sort OF figure VIII you cut II the Democratic
National Convention Seems TO me the power OF
Tammany Will he little clearer tnan ever, and the
Presidential Convention won't be such fools as to
throw away New York By giving us the cold shout.
der Dye think 1t best to throw US out and let
them other fellows IN, SEYMOUR
Alter that there was better understanding be-
tween the c0urtly seymour and the practical Tweed.
An exchange says that the platform OF the
Rochester Convention has 'stu,np speech Injected
in i.s bely.u Considering mat Tweed was the Con
ventIon, says the Albany Journal, and al pertain
ing thereto, 1t must be admitted That there was
room enough.
The republican state Executive Committee OF
Mississippi Is receiving encouraging reports OF the
progress OF the canvass from most sections OF the
State.
Tammany wins, both at Rochester and Jerome
Park.
The Mormons are not likely to give UP the contest
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PRosTITUTING ALFIERI'S NAME.
Der. s, 1871.

OCT. q, 1901.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In your issue or today you have wisely given the
impious programme OF the Italian Society Of the
"Alden.n You ask how It can be that these men
have used the name OF the great poet as figure.
head OF their diabollcal vessel OF State. Having
known personally many OF the men who were &C.
quaintcd with the life OF the paramour OF the con.
cubine OF the last stuart, can answer your ques-
ton. Alneri had ioolsh mother When he was q
child she used 10 punish his faults by telling hum
that If they were real MS contessor would reveal
them to her. This so preyed upon his infant mrd
rs to beget IN 1t first dstrust and afterwards hal red
OF the priests as such. The entire world conIesses
that the IDEA was erroneous and scandaous but vet
IL made OF the Italian Shakespeare monomanlac
on the subject alluded to. lie died, however good
Catholic and II living would detest the men who are
prpstltuting his name. X. J. p,