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Lieut.-Col cfEueineers. Engineer "a l.. H. pl.tNc
rlnAsrn1 D.rArassr oyrcs o. rnE LeurIGr.g 99.inD

srHYDaPAErAsSr oTTcE oT the LSaI M B s
rVOIRON MANUFACTURERS
Gr the IRON WORK Of a SECONDOaDER LIGHTHOUSE, to
be erc. BOLIVAR POINT TEXAS entrance Galveston Bay
TIn M Iats a. Of W., i7i ram rom ac,ucrr only for
fsrnug tie materials ard hto o all kinds uecess,
with toe acc,u yanyng rec.lc ions aud drasings
The ae Of The contractor board Of
manuacnrtTs workshops, and acce'bl- TO suah vessel.
The brcESork, the g r e hien III" lens the lamps and fur
tle.r cost Is iuoladc 10 The u the bill
bid shoui s'e he of which the ENTIRE WORN as
shops ad then bsen down acceptance sni del @ ss aorr
and shoaii also state the Jay aal de o. which sail S So eomPa
will be r> under the poro supervision Of an scent
Board and an facilities must be dor him for inspecting The
steu workmanship Such part either not in accordance
via Ne eains all s.sheaio mus IN ''e oil 'se'nO-' We ~
Board the right reject proposal for anv reasons
"a nd mus he acoompan l Nv bond .guel the bidder and
Treasury Department., IN The sln Of ten no sand dols uAj ~
acceptance bid tie contract wn be
into within ten @ days after notice is given b. the Bo'rl that
Bond add ay ~ he Of ten dollars 10000 signed
By coHps,e tentsnru iof tie faithful Ieoane oil The o"i'
copy Of - laps specifications lie a'el With Ia
Did a. ev.d 10 the Object o. ths proposal , g.,
A 100 signed sealed and isicrea "Prcrc'. for
yene ava dcoi prepaid admiral W. y. shlhrcs Chairman
Of tie Lightliohe Board Treasury prrmni Wishiagcn D.
bcr lie present. sa winr The opclhg Of Tie dds al The
TIM and rlac, hciein' eore specified
Payments or s ~gk VIII he made quarei upon esiAs' tei
H. hi Doan but twenty @ ecntnm OF the amount
estimate W be withheld aat the satisfactory completion OF the
P"n, specification. and forms Of Proposals mas he obt'ined FROM
Nd. and Al ilhAugt, Boston Mass huseiisi Lieutenant
Con, G. woodruff United states Engineers TomPn.'e staten
.., southeast eouer sh and walnast, Pad pa Penn,ys
MA Captain Peter G Hams United Enyinstr Union B,Ht
gneer, ritbusb PenS''a niai AMI from TIE anier.rrd
Ma n Eygu 4 = Fac Salr.
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Me0ifal.

WHY SUFFER with RHEUMATISM when
w you ee, positive cure With Dr. hLASS h9eanaa
nrs Whole No. 65 BrOadNay pear honstoast
treated gratis any Tuesday and Friday from to O'Clock
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I EE & SHEPARD.
L Publish tiis
CTRIOSITIES Of Ill LAW REPORTERS
By Franklin H-ari. l2..o. Cloth, ~
nd know Lsrve tlst az
books j. tas" tbs
Of aud
masters lesrr,d in the ag.'-l LIHcoa. -,
Inc eont OF ths selected from the Reporters from the
time Of tie the TIes TEE specimens rom
ut IL cor ta, law Cgy r,yIbrg h and American The
the profound rcdu i d. signed not
NEESATILIIlltS.
By OrLeus Kerr Containing bic poetca hatH Piroe
S,ntim uisl. aud lumooJ.. Nu1. ,0th, ~
Of yolamc tuugh aItne
l,i D.
vrier range ouis mel, vide and really ditras 70 ulIed
how the sane mind pToGacd ~ these poer, -rai d.
ycre are hey We s amrn tat nr
yg who could Volume Fl sae vnOGs character
and surh uniform c.c1er-l Cro,ksr, Ll'r1ry Nora 90,
HANDBOOK OF THE ADMINISTRATIONS VI
THE UNITED STATES;
oomrrrg Synopsis II tue leading political event. IN Amor history
frn the Washington the present. pc I'D Also
Record Of ContempuLe1u gsh ol. Bi Ldsad q. Isson
limo Flexible W ID Photographs o. the Presidents from Washington
toSraut -lIl.
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OFFICE or LIGHT SO ENGINEER. THl2D Di-IAiT !
ToSPEISsyI'Lg. NEw-i 1RN. MAY T. la.l. )
PROPOSALS for MATERIALS and LABOR
L @r FOUNDATION ard PIER Of LIGHTHOUSE on PENFiELD
RErF Iong Island h0uuiScie PROPOSALS. vii be receyri al ts
O until day Of June el tor the material AMI labor
f,r construction " the granite Foundation I'D supporting er ns
ing boa. landing Liz House Putei Ref, Long Island
plans and specifications 10 be at this Once ana
fortis4ed 20 LidierF o. 81 pl cation therefor
b. duplicate, uc hy guaranty IA dnl
printed COPS Of this advertisement attached TO each irp7a
cv utst addressed the uudrTs snd noi the Evcut,
poposa. for Material Labor Foundation aud Pier OF Peahrd
r. l.. House go.
T, one. reject any all BIDS should they he
deourd disadyaa,aceous the United states.
J G. WOODRUFF.
{ ol ~ Engineers Engineer "a 1. ". District
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= ONG Island RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRAEGEMENT.
On after MONDAY OCT - 1870 Train, WI a@'' 'Nhff't
foows
500 .. It, GrrenpoIt iIi Sag Harbor.
1899 a. II. Ncrb 0lt Nav Tran.
500 D. NJ Ssg ilarar yehc al Express through "''
Dot ou SATURDAY H.glta
4:uN A. 10. NoubV'rt Express -,
sn uemIstei Nal IRAN rams 20 lsp On NanA' msps
Gtu o. Norhrort Way Train -, nj.
Al tn. ,oolee; FL brsucl yr emyseal San'a' uas o' .r
Glen Cove Loc.s valley. Acksyle, Hu1lugtol an a
Han tFs Poiu, g:I and o p m ~ bAf wv say
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Bteamboats ane Railroads.

-
SAfETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
r.r E::.es Worcester p',SlSr- GSS;on Is.esos fs,,n
CITY on sosS re new 'nd rareh steamer, ''~'
..- " CITY o. ISwagscR. .o4
r r ;s' s1 si,I s f FL: e.Sy e' % 10.
%, fr and serveh there connecting VII. Errr ,
Si ' and H.a E srs SsT. ws.
Sd,5 RTsl "eke' 'ni rates Of fh py The or, P
Ni Scs .icS De, 49, 1862 IL SHORT jr As,ot"
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROvIDENCF. BOSTON. woRcrsr,,,
c,. a., e.; ST Pr a. NJ R. DOT o. Roasoa. ~
Deek arc 70 BOSTON. ~ ToPR0yiBRssSSCCss a.
tT p g. w Ss ,s Connect =. Poy'ae Win oa al Pea,
.nd PROV Worcester r. F' tor 'm Eng Ill, ~ 80
n ANIGAIlON RESUMED for HARTFORD
~ DIRBCf The Steamer GRANITE state VII l-.- pDnD
today TAU sDAi March or Hartford ami River 10 r' ,t
$sn ina re c asSss' so s va ai s all Bills Dir .
Y.xyo,, T Nh H. a19S9s,DSfEED yP, AN y snsot,a
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILPOAn 20,
Jn ISDEPENDENT LINE for ne WESY Soly ~ ~
h9RGH%ESE hEISIT received al forwarded b. ANDES "a
LER LINE Pier SoT River, Ky RATES ,' ion sssoP
foot yh i's sS 90 isa: sE M d. rsA
n , D. or ,sa S Ic vie se o e, as TIE ONLY LINZ S
-a,,,,,,.,,, C. w.PERyEIL Gener1, Ar..,
{ ENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW3JERSEy-
P.,seag,r ,i and Fissh Depot SerYot loot Of L, -
A ann fnI Ia
WIN ne PeayaIr Lsesa"ana ami Western Railroad (:
Win We Len gh ana suslaohnns Railroad; and n 49,
hgI NaIe fro~ ~ ~ onnec. ons forming, 5 h., % -
bugh AM tle VET s'aoit change Of .so % Cs, 80
ALLENTOWN LINZ TO TIE wRsr
c,, WlN1 Err ARRANGEMENT
,omHenelug January ~ Ni.-Leave New. York "a sro~.
or Fl,ia ngion, Kason, Bethlehem Mao Gam, VIM
asis, iston hs.anay CITY, NJ Carmel Hslean ,.hs,s
lOAsnua i'tf, &C. Connects Ju1cto on Nth d In Vi b q
i'l sI.l zap Scranton Bnghsmo8 syTaeas.
ga n1"k,TfEN ErrEEss dsly tsroept sani.-, for R,. A.
leno"n' Harrisburg and tie West Connscs al So1e -. ~
lngon' At Phil psburg fol Asuch Chuaa Wi.tas,. Wlp.
Transport Bne. &c. '' wy vs. '|Hfi VII
1870 .. n-Wsy Train Somervr.
" m for PENNINGTON Ess'0n, Allentown Msr-b T8,t s.h.
IVY Hszeon, WIiseslse r. aiding Columbia Lsr,s--,, E,t.
fottsVle haHsDer5, Sc. tolnects Prfhsturg t,f
2p m.-For kaston aal AIea'ovn.
$3.50 p n-fof R'ston. Allentown and Mach Chm. C. ,
JanLLon iof az IA. on, ~ L. sHi ". RI
$50 p m-For Soneryile and Pennington
ppm NciSNAu ErPRHss daily. for Bas.ou BelAea Aha.
oHh headhR iarlsl1g Pittsburgh On csgo AM Cs.lt.u 49,.
ng ana Tslaer : ls 70 p .hurgb snd Chesgo
6 .. I.-For SomerTl..
-. n.-Por Bssion.
PIN I'm grantl-FoI E.son
9:40p. m.-F0r Plsirisi
y D. For Plsr6ed. WEDNESDAYS and satEfiars
For Elizabeth 60. 6S = IS 5:fl 900 g. No. y n N
nh ~. leo, goo. 1918, 3JJ 800 go AS ..lS n so
500 $50. 700, $50, 800 82l 800 go l0.tS ROBIN
Tickets for ihe West b obtained til once To-
road OF SewJerey foot ~ Lertyst " and .
and ticket Offices 10 N,g.i0rk CIV. r. KICKER sat.rupS.L
II. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass AT
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DUBLISHED THIS DAY:
A New Volume of
IANGF'S COMMENTARH.

,II.NIWTNH.
Translated md edited by Roy G. r. Aslll Of Ablo't, MAJ
LAMENTATIONS.
aud and edited b. Rev. Dr. HonhDsrf ~ Paterson ~ D.
In The ec1er ctorsp Of Rev Dr. seah oae vol royal o'o
IINGFg COMMENTARY conf, sl in IN its deartnnts-crt
iea docffnal eucalfr 10 wo OF the knI ever
,nIlIcI A. great ~ biblical tncHn II must l"h-
d the evangelical scholarship OF BON con
TIi; ELEVEN VOLUMES issuei, make N tbeuelys'
LIBRARY WHICH no CLERGYMAN CAS- DO WITHOUT IL be
s te brasf of times: while t'y tds1en,lhh 10 hIh
UIySCUdDL TEACHERS and an invaluable ali 70 lAlMtN AND
All BlBIICAL STUDENTS withla 10 profession OF deEoin
nation.
- The volumes previously sned-ien n all-afe', =,
the ,.,-,. s,ill y,
OLD TESTAMENT: NEW IESfAilENT;
L
p,ovgs song 81 solomon MIR and Lukc.........l Vol
/ vol vol
$50 Romans. ....................i vol
Northumberland vol
Tte.sslonans Timothy II
la. Hebrews, and Ihle'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS vol
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r..rs. ard trl.s.iiu. .....l vol
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ANDBOOK or LEGENDARY AND MYTIIo-
LOGICAL ART.
SUBURBAN SKETCHES.

u ". y HUN Ell, . =, -
Anti or o Nerctu I' Italsn ioureys" In vol, crown
Pree, 81 Is Second elluon.
with psihr
NOR, The Vicar than snyug have res1 Tor
dAy (Ioco Commercial
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NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL
'' ROAD

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
CO-!AlENliNG JUNE %, 1872 -,
p,.srysr Sf,iioa Ncg-iork ~ Twtlf ffAS '
'''a Fo,.th-sre Elranre on Ts seysnthF-
TEAMS LEAVE NETWORK, ,.,p,
For Newsyen All bligelor :. (hIl ll:JJ NJ -''''h
3fEs D. 3:ij i:l3 -fl sl4 Or D. IN. M
For Milford stn.o7, Fairfield, Southport and ""'P0s o ~
D. m 3:45. 49, 500 p %. 1900, an, "A. .D
For NorNalk = ,EsJ.9 1850 IN ll2I5 EIl 5'bLh ~
tKx.) $3.50 6:.l and ikNl I. 10.
Tor STANFORD T. irl a l:3l M Ri9 ihL @i'' ''
3.ss 40 (I,I1 4:i5 5:JO $50 5:l5 tErl 80 -
For Greenwich AL intermediate Stations = 3 Il''@ u So "
;:45 $50 G:3l i:l5 % m. . ~ ~ al . e.
SUNDAY Mail run leaves Twenty seyehhsL NeN'lo' nv
Boston via b.h Sprusseli Lue aud Shore T. ~;
COSNBrTlSG TRAINS
Tor Boston via Springfield a. m, snd p m
For Boston via shore Line. l2;lJ, p M. O., u,t,r
For Hartford and Springfield. a. m, lib f"F ="
SPIN. 81, ....,,g Nth ,,eausf
SsrragsnSttt Bir. aniyng 90 $3.50 p n "a MoutrA
For Connect River ,aiirosi, a. m H'" "-
o. ~ % Northampton d, "a, p.n-..3 q m. l2:l5 T. n.
Far Shor, Line Rsil1ar, ats =. M 10 Nor~es A'' i'
For o. NewsSsS Si Nora.mp,On Railroad n M '''
ampton and MilhlusbuIsh Ia
RsroAi. A. m ana b ~,
g. Ssngstncl Rs rood p m ADO - - y I. Sl n M
e. n.ni.ry aud Nor. AZ Railroad o. N - 80 IAN m
~ - C.nesn Rtl,, " - 50 "a - 4,
n. Sleetn. as attached 20 ? ~ - .,.b~I 10 d,
% 1l',n is, ae Daslns Room ~
o.
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"fbere paragraph 10 my page Which vii not be ready ana
ty understood bv an sverage boobo Of he-n YEAR, men nave
failed paragraph simple and as lucid as htnl
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THREE sUCCEssFuL GIRLS.

In vol crown Cyo cloth RI 30 Cnri dfon iut tatr)
In some resl the hcst novel c Hret ~ have ec u
certainly natural rur, tone AID roeal in plot
Philadelphia Pot.
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u
N<wyork Dec S. 1870. :, ,,,,5,,rS =,
NEW JERSEY RAILR0ADmFRHO,MSs T FV2RisG
DIs BROsSHs spd FROM oo Of COk r OH ipgIPHIA
OF HOUR eoeaepeas Ny Ia wil@tes We. e. ~ 70 rshL P
a. an ,nI a:1O m R:3o s., 6e - sI RiITgMORH ssl
Psi,S.,hI. u. Cs,ndsa : m sod N fgs Il!
WaSIIISGToN and yIB WEST. Bait no s; ursI
eaoS n M For THg SOUTH AND soC 90 n NJ train daily
500 O. M silver Pslsc. stacoeS For D. WEST vie
mi m, throuch 10 nchburg vhoet ehAs S,s, P.S1e
PeansylyAb Rsrosd-93O and . , NJ. York PstsIurs
and Chicago shsnSc silver Snssns Ls4'bs ~
N ,y and uu through Pttseush .sis a. ,ooi 81 Dskns
Roa, and tacsro without change. neiee N' tspsilyl
% o., ~ lt.ndt St. and ~ Brosd.sI, .ck Nm tuI sept
y ~ RlNklS Ger Pas. Agt p w 'AN -, .Nn'
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG 'sLAID'
- n v,NTER ARRANGEMEnSIii
Csaa,oeiss aoSDAY osooer Il, iS" i'0a S0S'''
Mail fsr Pstehogue
Ioa m aolstios teI BsNlon "A B,ls,eh sS hs
aaoa m EIprs. PscAegse VIA 'sAss W WV
pAa. Accommodation Saturdays a'asA I" F''''
40 n n Babylon AecanneiAnoH
go M Hi o, =. sSd >: 70 Ard SO hsi'' ''''s'
s,Is;% .' nj 80 end 40 p ssis ssasea ''""
streap for Hsmssssss. , - poUGLAs esrnfbs1u&
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AEN-NDlik TN lNShi' -. q. gp,.,
~ tRIypR Rtii RO, Dram. leave Th.rs.th'. q ''"
~ chi,,so Etp,s Drawing room cas- 60, No sooes
"a. ~ Sne1.l praS u. room Car fxpf'is iot 49,
,;an a. Mar messengers excerpt IN faHlng -,. can
"Ia-0 M NorLera I'd Western bEfrass D'A"'-e
taehei - -,p--... nr. v,nerccm car. attached ,,,..
= y - Eirst Paedc Express with s-ePiEsN." 'S''~e
syr.,,se .nl CanspdA.gus tOAlf ,,. .il.sLe for
fonh SsT P.cise Express. with Seepn, e." N Raj
~ Pss3 ana Buffalo; Tor Chicago va oo'h uts
rosjs. Tor 81 Louis, via Toledo sla Lous'ue' VIZ '
v ~" IN l,,y. At M. on SundassD .,
VI" III n M Might BEpress sleeping cars at'Asos'
sad 5 D. m. Posgbseepae trAihA
a m 4: rs and $50 m, Peeksk!ll Trans
S.S,nd $40 D. sing Sing rsns -, "a, :. 10 l sSa
10 10 s6 and l0:l5 IN, ii''' 10
nan u. M Yonksrs trains
n supisy train for Poashies(se r1 P,Sess,f lfest
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b Greeley hiss written this boob The panes' ana
a. ~, II hone 10 b. generally sccode! the merit Of having vet
& ne yte pretend 70 know language that Few can fail 10 IN
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New publications.

MEXICAN TO-LITHOGRAPHlC coz
N OFFICE h,- been removed 70 No. tOj Fnitons, n
HORACE GREELEY's NEW BOOK.
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NV CARLETON Co Publishers Nsd,on-sqasre, Neu.Yorh
a. ,s orr. ~ The Tribune and ert by mail poag, tTts
% weep ''n' PRIV - ~ THE TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION.
0ficeN Ne York.
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One o. The Ies boom po01sltl upon w u7 - h
800, N To- 81 NV du ESSAYS anon Agriculture, that 10 one can
written by one Of ne rre ~ wei " oo
simplest wrers in the Wo IA ms most s.'@'e m1u1e'
Farmers lis great deal Of valuable nona
u.s mi fr he IN their vocation and Che general reader viii bud er
eedng fascinating the pleasant style Of stng the various topics
The Farmer will and thousands OF dollars " hr vi" OIL
re.d and practice from readers chiefly people
Gather from It's sensible pages sduoe plainly told that vii be 20"
TO them in after life
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-10

side, that our reporter could oyerhcar,
concerning Mr.. Dayis's condition aud
prospects All through the interview,
which lasted ten minutes, Mr.. Davis
maintained vcgy reserved 1cmeanor,
while, on the other hand, the face Of the
philosopher was wrcathcl in kindness
and smiles, with occasionally hearty
laugh breaking the stiffness. It was
scene worthy the pencil Of an artist, one
who would make u picture valuable now
and IN future generations. Rising at
the conclusion of the interview, Mr..
Davis vi hdrcw with stately bow, and
in few minutes after Mr. Greeley was
en- route Tor the railroad depot, where he
took the l2:l5 train for Louisville, &C.
companied by General Merritt, his friend
aud travelling companion.
Memphis Ayaiench hume "a.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-10

The ABUTMENTs of the New Bridge near
the old cite of Young's mill, have been finish
ed, and present a solid, substantial appear
ance. The stone are said to be Of a sufficient
ly firm texture TO stand the action of the a:
mosphere, but some OF their surfaces appear
rather shaley. Messrs SEYMOUR, GIDDINGs &
Co., are at work upon the wood work, and
expect to have the supersructure in place
without delay.
The work upon the culvert near the gate,
upon the plank road, is in progress, and the
material mostly upon the ground for its COM
pletiQn.
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Rail Road Matters.

PAINEsvILLE RALRoAD,-We congratulate
our Painesville nelghbors upon the announce
mrnt of the completion of the amount OF sub
scription-20O, O,000-demanded before begin
ming work upon their line. A dispatch was
sent 70 Messrs MEYERS g. FORD of New York
of the. fact The several thousands which t. C
subscription fell short on Wednesday, the lin =
itation, was guaranteed by the committee, COZ"
sisling of seven gentlemen, having the work
in hand. The corollary now, we suppose, is
work.
The ANNUAL MEETING OF THE A, Y, & p,
COMPANY was fairly attended on Wednesday
last and report made of what had been
done, and the prospects of an carly compile
aon of the road shloTp tD'bs good The kind
est terms were expressed towards the James
town enterprise, both by President MCRARY
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-10

Czg- devil says: 81 saw the Telegraph
smoking cigar" We thought it was devil
ISL mean business to tell of it.-JcferS0aian.
That young Devil is not very unlike the
old one, that runs the concern. lie is CAB
bier of nonsense, and if it be mean to tell OF
the "smal vices" of neighbor, how is it to
chuckle over signs of woe" and weakness,
and indulge in trifing and ribaldry over i'm
pending mortality and dissolution at home
That Devils ears should be boxed or bored,
to make him keep his mouth shut. This done,
he would show great deal more sense and
smartness than his senior, and furnish sup
ply of character that would be found "A valua-
be acquisition and investment to the cstab
lshment.
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Greeley and Davis--The Philosopher
and Arch Rebel Talk.

About .welve o'clock Hon. jeff Davis
called at the Overton Hotel, aud was
ushered into the presence of Mr.. Greeley,
at whose hands he met a very cordial
reception. The philosopher and his
friend sat facing each other in the centre
OF the room, the broad, open and plain
countenance of the one in strange con-
trasL with the wiry, nervous, and some
what delicate face OF the other. MIR.
Davis was dignfed and somewhat
formal in. manner, while Mr.. Greeley
was frank, easy, and quite talkatlve.
There was scarcely n reference TO the po-
litical situation. Mr.. Greeley inquired
G concerning the health Of Mrs. Davis
with much warmth and earnestness, and
again referred TO the high regard he en-
tertained for that lady and the family i
which she came. Mr.. Davis responded
appropriately, and eXpr, ssed the graft
tude OF himself and Mrs. Davis TO tie
philosopher f,r his kindly services soon
after the war; This brought up Mrs
Davis's interview referred to above, OH
which Mr.. Greeley seemed TO dwell with
much pleasure. In the course OF con-
versation Mr.. Greeley again spoke Of
the lilairs, and especially Of the seniors
OF that distinguished family, remarklng
en- paSSaIt that Frank Z. Blair, Jr, aud
Others OF the present generalron, ana
not do justice to the old stock, TO whom
he referred with apparent deep feeling.
Mr.. Greeley then referred TO subjects
p.arer home, and finally dwelt for several
minutes on the memory OF General
Quitm OF whom he spoke as wapm
personay and poltiesl friend iO hSmeS
gone by. Not "a word was said on either
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work upon the streets, amounting IN the ng.
gregate TO SlO782 Among the items was one
for the regular pay OF the Supervisor, 81 a
day aud use Of team at the regular rate Of
80 50--togelher $3.50. Over this there was
quite n sharp colloquial discussion, which
resulted in the action of the Committee In
making The rate 81 a day less, because Of do.
ing his own driving, was agreed TO, and the
bill ordered paid.
The committee TO whom was referred bill
for deputy marshal services Of Deputy Eddy,
reported, and the bill was again referred TO
Marshal Abeel with suggestion from Mayor
Seymour, that all bills Of deputies shall here
after bc audited, and presented by the mar
shall
An ordinance for paying Protection Fire
company the sum OF $50, was read second
time.
An ordinance forbiddng the taking water
from the public cistcrns for private use, under
penalty, also passed second reading.
An ordinance Tor opening four new streets
two lengthwise and two crosswise of what
is known us the Hall aud Fassett tract lying
between Lake and Station streets, passed II
first reading.
A question being raised about the number
of sewer tile on hand, the Street Committee
were instructed 10 ascertain by actual count
the quantity, and report to council. Adj.
The council have adopted a new programme
with the corporation employees upon the
streets. An agreement has been entered into
with them, TO pay orders for their work
every Saturday night, and in lieu of this have
fixed the rate of wages upon the cash stand
ard of $3.50 per day. This will account for
their weekly meetings of late.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-10

Court of Common Pleas is now in session,
Judge ChaTee presiding. Thus far but little
has been done. The jury were discharged on
Tuesday to meet again on "Wednesday at 0
o'clock No case has yet been submitted to
them The grand jury found only two bills.
These were against liquor sellers. Is the good
time coming In Lake County no indict-
ments were presented for criminal offences at
the last term and only one in Geauga county.
Sentinel
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-10
GIEEN Lp A. I.Oer.

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prevent ttAiu o.,d v-1 t'r IE - l.. o.. .-.. . .l..
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wrong. ply 'clgus WHO -. r-cH' tts' e. r-.a ...-2
their patients, If tEcir lang, gre lGig ,,-,a.d g7t
yet nec,ns: thay & gre J. tFr ID u,. ly iit it , &c
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Ike drowning man c.-rlinE at .a :, l.,ar. -
tie puhit, ana tney made lesi,0- oLIn e r.. Il
seemed scene. t. me f.al tat, G ..t i..i th'@ hge..- ny
lungs, md would spt u2 l-e i'"r PIT # D--i.-
minis Ind ,,t Sy,SI.s ~ ls. "a low. M. y;
appetite became greet ,Ngt r. vn7 aitH dfrtv 'ut
lcould kacpirom eating 1 20 t.ura. is.ru M
81 .bs wa y wsi-h2i c s@,7{y a,T 2g rIe.Ter a.
my weight was only ninSty-S.ytn pounds; rl pr
ont weight IS two hundred ur tive Y, ,r' -,
10 yewYnrk aHd B5,,an Ts or bfs s@n b. -
Office No. Is North sinh Str'gt Ililat iuhia cr "
thorough examination win rio rss;.rtr,a..r vii h.
e95GTed 20 ri, l'H i, ~ .ig2 oaE-s T. c'.s
whether they are cu.f5l.. u- II :.
lic IIt Slus lOl tstTE n incidence 80 GC~ pt0d
70 me ln,eiisence M eEe.i o. enid. Follow losroirc
tons ana kinl 'G'T" g -. t-c Te t. exc. ming that
IN some case the "Gi' d.U6c Pills o. ui,rn IN
lncret-ei n2S - ~ Lnrrc medicines T'0l T.. other
1ccOMptNlr rnts IN t." rr:Ia instruct "a firt 20"
GGnniplhg GGnaanip.l lem tist create I1e,ite Iet 'rE
nehtn, nungeT "a TIC most Wg!g-4..e n-c. NEt1
II CO nes, rs #. VIII come ot TIC Gcstt.. once 10
Or good che En-. Good Lol ct once follows the cyc"a
;o9sens ne nigh, sweat IS ahatcl. n sh.It tine
o0th o. these morbid symptoms are gnnc forever.
Dr, Sch encNs osiC.Ncs are cor stHiv 'lft m tors
OF thousands Of families. As q !HN4fv- or If,r-aiV',
tne Mandrake Pills u standard preparation; vhI
the pumnnio Syrup, as crra Ut c4T-'," aH@ g lS,
may he reGnrdens prJphy ylSctcTic i5.use ,Ous ul-
tion In any Ot as forms
NPrce Of uio Fulmnnio Syrup and sce-~coi = ic,
sljOa hrttlc, $50 half 'u7ru Nuu rake Pms,
Is cents box For sale Ly al druggists and dealers.