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Coroners' lnQussss.

YArAL RESULT or An Exrrossos.-Patrlck Murphy. Q
native Of Ireland aged % years. died at the New York
Hospital Wednesday from the esos Of injuries accident
siv received on the 18th Inst, by The explosion OF
stcamboat boiler a Rondout Coroner Raumaan bsd an
inquest.
spccsably astired, waa washed ashore as Bhckw ella
island wednesday. fho Coronsr notified 70 hold 40
INQUEST
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Awards OF covsrnnent Contracts.

The following contracts were awarded here 70 dav nv
Captain Sullivan, United States Commssary Of subsst
encs w. II. 0lphsnt Washington, 600 barrels prime
pork at els %; James HammcrsIey, Philadelphia
thin mess pork, at e13 70; Poumairat MsCuily Bat
more, $50 barrels mess pork u e1< 70 per barrel
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PLATFORM OF the Pennsyivania Demo.
fa4 tHf cracy. if tf tr4fa

grist mill, owned By Calvin Bunipus, Of Canton, q
saw MILL shinse mill, 40, owned by Msssrs. Peterson
Childs, and jay Bridge In Franklin county, were do
strcyed BY IRE last night No insurance. loss six thou
sand dollars.
Ths bridge across Royals river at Yarmouth, on the
Grand Trunk Railroad, burned this afternoon also
srnaIl railroad bridge near Bethel
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TIE REBEL PRIVATEER5.
The Work of the Alabama and
Florida.
81 smeat Of Mr. MlI.er, Of Che snip
CGmm0nW ealin,
&e- So.


th h',adrod cIhor prisoners Of the Alabana and
Florida arrived this port the nth instant ia the
bsis Mary Garland from Perna nbIoo and | have Just
SEGA the the destruction o. our Vessels as gwen
by Capt. Potter the 0aeila. Capt. Potter statameAt'
thoush the m'n contains some errors which
sho ia be rcctiied lo states that inc Alabama aAa
Fori 10 wcro cruising in company. Up TO the S'tn Oh
No !! the Florida had the Alabama OF be'n IN
paay with her Captain Potter also states that the
Iuuinoow cath 8 CAPTURED bv the Alabama.
Ine snip Commonwealth, on the 18th OF April, was
in On, degree south OF the equator; longitude
abo thirty degrees west On the morning of the 18th
we saw a steamer bearing down upon us, and soon she
ran Under our and hailed Having answered her
inquiries, we, in turn, hailed, nnuirng her name and
destinntiua The reply was-'fhe United States gun
bo, roqlos, on cruise. Heave to, and will send a
boat aboard" All this time the Stars ard Stripes
~es s, o%r ship nor the American flag was
hauled down and the stars and bars substituted, the
boarding officer ut the same time announcing that we
were prize Confederate States steamer Florida
All hands were then taken on board the Florida and
tSon thew needed from tho Common wealth they set her
fire fore and aft and steamed away The nre was vs'
bic all night.
which proved TO BIO the American bark Henrietta from
Baltimore to Rio. She was Immediately burnt, and next
nnrnng the ship Oneida shared the same fate ON the
Both OF April in to the Island OF Fernando Moron
ma where all the prisoners were landed The FLORIDA
OF the pwns On the 4th Of Nay steamer arrived from
Penambuco, and day sailed for the same port with
all the prisoners left by the Alabama and Florida Here
taiep charge by the United States Consul, who
chartered the brig Mary Garland to bring us home
The following list comprises the vessels captured by the
two privateers, Alabama and Florida
nof BY rHE ALABAhA.
ship Charles Hill.
ship Nora
Ship louisa Hatch, p,rrt within tbraa ,r;,as NJ Ear
Bark Lafayette, D Noronha ''' " W.
Brig Kate Cory, ~
Schooner Kinyfsher.
THE FLORIDA.
Ship Commonwealth.
Ship Oneida
Bark Henrietta.
Brig Clarence
The following list comprises oil the vessels captured by
tho Florida since her escape Mobile given by F.
DC Iesdcrnier, pursor's steward Of the Florida:-
1.-vrig Estclle.
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went up The liver having BOARD Colonel Montgomery
and the Second South Carolina troops an adventure
and having proceeded some nfteen miles, succeeded IN
trick upon them. They ali found asleep and % we
let them remain until about daybresk, whom the Colonel
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-14
LIVE. STOCK.

LIVE STOCK.
Drovsf sand Farmers vii i'm this the o. tadvan-
tagsous route for Live Stock. Capaeious Yards well
vstsrsd and supplied With every convenience have
been opened inc di necttcns andevsfy
attention 10 paid tothsir wants. From HarisbuHeh,
whore will Be foun every convenience for feeding
and resting. choice IL onered OF the PHILADkL
PHIA, NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKET.
Fhis vtllslso be found the shortest. quickest and
most diFeetroatefor Stock New York-Ivia Allen.
townl-and vtthfeverehangesthan any other.
kNOcH LEWIS .0eneralsupt. Altoona, Pa
L. L. HOUPT, Gen Tick OF It. Philadelphia
n. H. HOUSTON, Gsasraf Freight Agen
dAv PHI dsfp
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+ II E G. HTS.
BY this route, Frsights ofali description ear b
forvsvdsd TO and from Phiiadelphia, New York,
xailroads Of Ohio, Kentucky. Indiana, Illinois
wiseossin, Iowa or Missouri, BY RAILROAD d.
RECT.
The Pennsylvania Railroad also co ects a rrtts.
surf With Stsansrs. By which Goods n beforward.
Cd 10 any point on ths Ohio. MuskIneum !, KENTUCKY
rsnpsssee, Cunbsfisnd, Illinois, Mississippi, Wis
eonsip, Missouri. kansas. Al kansas, and Red Xiv
era; and ~ Cleveland, ssndusky aud Chicago With
sesamsfs 10 all ports on the North EASTERN Lakes.
Aerehantsand Shippe ia e trans pofta
ton ofthsir Preightto this Company can rely wiz
confidence on It's speedy transii.
The Rates Of Freight.
Toandsrom any pointinthe Yves, by the Pennsy'.
vania Central Railroad, are At all times AS Pa
ROAD COMPANIES.
NJ BE ns.tieularto narkpaekasss, s'vIAPssx.
CsrrxAL 4. R."H
For Yrsight coslTaess or Shipping Directions, ap-
ply or address sithsr Of The following Agents d
B. x.sTRwART, Freight Agent, Pis.ssurrA
CLARKEA CO, Transfer Agents, "
&c. NKLDRUM CO., Madison, Ind.
J. y. MOORE Louisville. Ky.
W. n. AlkNAN Co., Evansville, lad
r. SASS, 81 Louis Missouri.
CLARKE CO., Chicago, Ill.
J. II. NICOLA Portsmouth %.
K.ANEELY, MONTGOMERY, Maysvills
W. H. 4 B. L. LANGLEY ,Gsllipeus,O.
HIS. PIERCE 4 CO., Zanssviiie b.
n. q. HUDSON. Ripley,o.
&c. MkLDRUA, GeneraI Tnveline Aesr
| for the South and " est.
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THE GATE CITY.
wrr AND WISDOM.

HNothing so adorns the face .
chserfulness. When the heart is in fiow
er, it's bloom and beauty pass to th'
features.
Children are to fathers - weights
to the clock; they keep them steady, and
they keep them going.
elm dresdfully cut up" as the Grip.
pied cod said to the fshmonger.
-Quilp thinks it . striking paradox
that although the times are ever chang
ing, there is no Change" in these timesl
The press is the conscience Of na-
tions. Where it is perfectly free, i. pre-
serves the independence and liberties Of
the people.
Why does being under stone bridge
make the most stupid fellow = bit of .
wagY Because then he has An arch way
about him.
-Timon remarks that soldier is su-
perior to civilian, because the former Is
the rational being.
A politicians color; Before the cleo
ton, red white and bue; during election,
entirely blue; after the election, black
and blue.
Keep the horrors at arms length.-
Never turn blessing round to see wheth.
er it has q dark side to it.
If you visit young woman, and you
are won and she is won, you will both be
one.
He that blows the coal in quarrels he
has nothing to do with, has no right to
complain if spark fly in his face.
Said an astronomer to bright-e eyed
girl when talking of rainbows, "Did you
ever see . lunar bow, Miss :" III have
seen beau by moonlight, if that is what
you mean" was the sly rejoinder.
-"Little boys should be seen and NOT
heard" That's what little fellow told
his teacher when be could not say his les.
son.
Coal tar, it is said, will drive oil the
flies out of the room, by putting . small
quantity in any part oft.
The single man who does not save
money on six dollars week, will not be
apt to on sixty and he who does not
lay up something in tie frst year of indie
pendent exertion will be pretty apt to
wear poor mans hair into his grave.
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UndertakerS.

Metallic Burial Cases kept ccstsnily on hand for
Viii n article am sole agent. Those from distance
can b. accommodated by application 10 Wooden
Cons Irmn-d 10 orders short notices, and bavine
my own Hearse and carrfsses, am prepared TO Al
tend to funerals very rensensbly. oTdstslet at my
once. or al INV rcsijenc-. corner cfsixth and kx-
change Streets, viii T eet will prompt attention.
ap22-dIy
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fsrt Royal. &C.
Captain and Ass,s.... 0ssssss.s.ss.
pRoPosALs ron HORSES AND nvLEa
0nr.v QvARr.snAsrEn's ov,1cr D.ror o. v Amnerox)
ooa'1t w - sssrss' B. &. D S..sn isa
z. S Day s S =
M So az 81 S f"xss sns
from as sfi:sn = isS s.ssss hands iiaS Ssswsss =:
q and e a.
-. Arsns,y .seg A.: sa.s,.a hs,.. from as ans.n
s
broken p harness couDacy ba. and 70 weigh nss less
Two thousand mules 70 conform 70 tho following
.u.s sfsCincAnoHs.
ssrsiessSs xass To- Tor srsasSs purposes
e: s. IA 2:
5 S s' Hss Sc
oath Of allegiance must accompany each proposition
Proposals. mus. .pee, 1o si.ssy Whether s bid
cavalry q artillery horses and cas must both be bid
bidder e. both classes he
pr ,1s ss "
Proposal. must BE- In separate envelopes from those for
mus. Be- adaressd % Colonel
m United States ARMY 1a and
posals for Mules" As the n,i cass A may ss
The ability Of the bidder 70 iii The contract. should be
him BE- ~ % two s
snsss. -..@- 80 : -ppe-.N
Official Certificate the Clerk OF nearest District Court
or of The United States District Attorney: :
ed. or their proposals win not DO considered. =. -
on he both Of ss
win be required the successful bidder sign
the S Be
bonds anticipation and ready 70 be produced
Blanks for bonds can Be- upon application being
made this oce. either personally BY letter BY sels
tn: sSun the eoany Of and ,a STATE Of
.S.Isnsss -. :, a1s ISl As
tract in accordance herewith.
become his securities.
INSPECTION DELIVERY &C.
AL horses contracted for under this win be
subjected 70 rigid inspection and those not conforming 70
h NJ ma9ss % s e 4ee 81 re s''sd
The Be IN .h this na city Sn Of
pc nder this will Do
he V. 4 e rssss : as
twenty days from date Or gnns the scnsracs
9s9 thereafter he CHER ousrsrmsss.r shall Be ID
igfe.m.ly n the bid eonsom.nss with The
horses viii be awarded in lots Of 1900 two hundred
&c o me 81
the government to vary the number.
'es' any or al s'd' that he may deem TOO s nsa
Colonel and Chief & ousrssrnsas.er.
Depot Of washington.
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PROPOSALS FOR HAY, OATS AND CORN.
CHIHr QuAuSxRnAsrER's OrpiCE, l
DkpOf or WARRINGTON,
CORNER EICHrEEErH AND @ STREETS,
WAsuIunroM n 4 Ma rob Z 1877

+ CHrsy QuAusxRMAsrERs OFFICE
cq Ws.a EGaf 3 A soreb s1R Ext
ne e. e i H. r. His a1 Il. s.
Tue Oats 70 be q god perchaotable quality put up In
Oats wiz BE- recevedb weight At 32, thrtytwo pounds
Sacks Furnished without charge The govern
bags oi about two bushels each. S"-"''' "
Corn w be received by weight tss) nnyGz pounds to
furnished w,thou, charge govern.
Delivery 70 DO made in the city q Washington within ta
twenty hss days from ' PsS Siss 8 ns contract
rroposA. WI, be resolved g. 600 Ave hundred ton: q
q Oats and Upward. and for lSOo ni thousand busheis
The proposions for the Hay. Corn must be on
papers and entirely distinct from and independent
The full and post once address Of tho bidder must
the bid in tho Of firm. the names OF all
The parties mus, the bid WIN considered the
Proposals from disloya parties will not be considered
and AN OATH or ALLEGIANCE rusr ACCOMPANY ZACH rRoPo
Proposals must be addressed to Colonel d Ii Rucker
Be plainly marked Proposals for Hay '0s,s or Cora"
IS the case may o. GUARANTEE
The ability Of the bidder TO on the contract should II be
sons whose gna.ures must be appended TO the
Official eerdeae u The nearest Dstrici Court
OF Of the United States District Attorney.
Bidders be when the bids
ed OF their proposals will not he considered.
Bonds equal In amount half the to be received
the contract by the 10th of bis
tors VIII BE- required Of the successful bidder upon
the contract
As the bond accompany the win be
gary for the dders TO have their bondsmen with them
to have bonds signed In anticipation and ready be
duced when the contract IL signed.
Blanks for bonds be procured upon Application being
made at this Office either personally b. letter by ele
FORM OF GUARANTEE
We, - Of the county OF -, and state OF -, and
-, OF the county OF - aud State OF -. do HEREBY
guarantee that able to fulhi contract tn accordance
with the terms of his propo.op, and that should his
position be accepted he will Al once enter into contract in
accordance herewith.
should the contract te awarded him prepared to
become his surrtes.
ITO this guarantee be appended the Official certificate
INSPECTION. DELIVERY &c
All Hay. Oats and Corn for under thisa
usement will be rigidy inspected and such as does
prove Of good sound merchandise qaay VIII erected
Payment 70 be ade upon the complet Of contract
thereafter the Chief Quarermastcr shall be
funds.
ANY informally in the bid conformancs with the
terms Of this advertisement viii insure the rejection OF the
proposal
made railroad depot at one VI the
government wharyes in the city Of Washington.
The Chief Quarermasier himself the right 70
reject any or ali bids that he may deem too b.h:
ID. H. FUCKER.
Colonel and Chief Quartz rmaster
Depot Of Washington.
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spORTING.

r,RANCIe puTLER. NO. : PECK SLIP HAS ALL
L tnf Hol,- tfeet~ II noIs for stock. Baiers
am FLEA Extr 90 etnfs.
wnI,rs new wotk 81 Dogs toardcd. trained, 6c Ned.
rin.s cor ~ ass.
r,oR sALE-,uPEF FJtL BRED BLACK AND TAN
n TprrNr rNE~. eplr n.rtt@s W.6 81 Al 81
West Nineteenth cst lr0nt JsseNcaL anita sold
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THE REBELLION. t
DEPUTY QUARTERMAsrER 0ENERADs 0Hy1CK
~ Philadelphia, Peb. ., l66a
5OStugAA
Key West. ~
Fortress Monroe. Va Cd 4N
AlaxaDdris Va
New bern, N. q.
Pert Royal & 9.
Captain and Assistants Qussss1nassss.
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TOR SALE Low, TO CLOSE AN EsTATE-A FARM,
l. The land Is choice and location desirable
The house old but comfortable Barns large and good
Fruit abundant The mill new three stories high and
ssntiay built the mac inery mostly Of iron and IN en
ratey II desired Apply to WILLETT 4 CARLL, real
tate agents, Flushing, L. L. to N W. BURTIS ESQ.,, II
par vatree New Vnrk
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r ANDs-TO ALL WANTING FARNs-LAR0E AND
IL thriving settlement Of vineiand mild climate, 80 miles
south Of Philadelphia by railroad; rich soil produces
crops twenty tracts q from SIS 10 $40 pay
able within four good business opsnngs good society
Hundreds settling and making improvements. Apply to
CHAS X Lands, Postmaster, vineland. Cumberland
nj tionw will be eept free
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HOTEL FOR SALE.
Ii The premises knswn Snedeker's Union Hotel stu
Ated on the jamaica turnpike consisting Of the Hotel and
Furniture with stables sheds and outbuldngs together
with about ~ Of good farming land The hotel will
sold with or without the furniture and with the whole
part Of the land TO suit the purchaser Terms of
ment made For further particulars apply the
misses At the lumber yard OF MARVIN CROSS foot Of
WilamHbur1
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HOUSE AND LOT 70 WEST HOUSTON STREET FOR
Ii sale-This house 10 In good order. and
be had May lst Pari remain mortgage, Apply 10
HOMER MORGAN, Pine st.
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TOR SALE OR TO LEAsE-FOR THREE YEARS,
the Farm Of the late James ORourke Irvington,
near Newark containing So acres. divided into arabic
meadow and woodland under good cultivation good sup
vary outbSdngs Location high one mile from Ssaon Han
CERT of Pearl and John streets also 10 JOHN B.
SIMPSON, rs Chatham street. where AL particulars be
obtained.
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E,REEsTONE QUARRY FOR sALE-THE WE'LL
known Jersey Little Falls Quarry proper offered
sale. Many Of the public buildings and private dwell
inss in the cities Of New YORK. Brooklyn Boston Prov
dence, Philadelphia Newark, &C.,
this quarry This stone for beauty and durability Is
equaled In this country This property also possesses
DAEsD No. Pine street, NY.
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DOR SALE OR LEAsE-THE FOUR STORY BRICK
House 81 Bond street; will be altered into
CURED Or will be exchanged for property town. Apply
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ARRIVED

STEAMSHIPS " Mac pNr.selrN,a Palcon,
Providence: Rugsler, Pniadelphis. j X 1houps
Baltimore; Ann Eliza, Phiadsipbia: Tranf in B,lti-
morei Novelty, PhiladslphiA China, tBtl Liverpool
II Bowman, New Bedford: L. states, from . eruiss.
PS-hasdaiens, tBremsnl oeuoa.
BARKs-Alb~rtins, Port Eiiss,ssh. AisoA Bay:
Tree Am'sDs. lPortusuessl Nader. via pefnArara.
CaroheI New Bedford. George Msrchaud. tPru.sisn
Liverpool. Houston, Port Royal Phi nes,ou. D-mars
"a Pauline, Grans.mouth, Scotland: Sam shsrpNd.
4, Jaso ds Cuba. Young Sova scottish, Vera Crua.
lido Kmba!', Cadlt Ellen Morrison, Ponce, PR
PRiGs W Treat, Msyssus, PR; Daniel Tr,v-
hridse, psmarSs z ssnora. Re- Jsneiro. Gecrse
Bahef, Uunseos, Y X Hooe, 81 Nincet'; CONF
dou, e. john. p X; tntins, Linssn, n: Rsrna,
do Ursna. Gusn'ansmo. Cysnet. hsamo'a. lo-
,u', Assibc, Il Electric, Bermuda. Trind'ieo.
Cardsnn
hCHooSrPs- Isshe'is, HsN'ar: c ? Youns Gu.
antanams " llism an th Sv,sn, Mp jus. Old
Iiartor, Jam; saissn, Anuin. Hr'e, tprirel Besu-
fcr'; 0a.ahea., Shu e., y = J W Laurence Pnrt
ROYAL. J,me' nfcth,. Gouai,es y > Wc!.e. Viz
sinia ZONES, qeo.se,o.n Lnths' Chuf' Port 40 I
Me- Ssrsh Elizabeth, Boston A-m.dllo, Ne. Bed
lord: Nelson Hsrvev, Poston, W Dsrlinr BISON
~ T Telbell, B-'on; Roanoke. Taunton; w cry
Portland. CT Robert Smith, 40 40. Glide Bos'o- f,'
Albanr; Decatur OAbs Prov, Arm.dillo. y. Bed'ord
lamartine, Rondou' frf Boston olive Iloo'h, WNh
tnstcn. n G; Wood, Nevbern; II + Wood, DO
BARGfS-Alice, Baltimore Falcon. Providence
BELOW Bart Mary Annsh, BRIG Time.
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Too Late for classification.

A GROCERY STORE TO IET-sTOCK
"a and fr'ures for sale, and 10 situated In = good
location for business Reason for selling. the osner
fif,h Of, near the Ho~,ry N
nor SALE CHEAP A WOOD YARD
L 9TH horse ard esro" s,ooh and fr'rres GOD
husiness location. Inquire corner Smith And War.
rsn sts brooklyn Owner IL fons 10 the var GlP
COLD AND SILVER WATCHES Bought /:
NIalso Pavnhrokrrs tcte's On diamonds. v,'rhes
and e-slfy bought and the highest prices paid 81
Frankfort It 81
HORSES AND WAGONS FOR SNLE-200
IL bsh, familT esrri,ses, tocts-s,.. tucees, sro
and tuans,s wagons, and second hand WAGONS OF
al tni', and 81 hor.es selling on heap 10 yln.
At Brootyn. AlI
MACH INST WANTED a STF ADY
IVI American, well an1rsintsd With die worn, .nd
Who can run email 'nrtuc good and will hud =
cou'er able situation Aad steady loo Apply ~ Is
Perlst. 32p
DAwNBEOKFRS SALE - JOHN NOR
L TIuFR. Is FA.' R-o.dwAy will cell this d. 400
lots pledges nancy ad.e' slk and ether dre'sss.
,harl remnant, &c. SC also .hee'ire, boots. ocs.
II 4 II McAIffNAN, l9l shth ave. IA
N(IASTtD-GOOD OPERATORS OK W
w VS. machine those iha, can stitch l6 70 90
tlouses FAY none others ne apgly also sfev
btis'ers the hishe.t ~sss. Isii cverv -NutdNv, a.
90 Eldrids- Of % Noor Miss DEMPSEY. CAL io.
one ve,b l.t
WANTED -OpFRATORS on WIiFFLfR
w wilson. "-inr machines. on wh'e ,hirt' (;
beet Of wages Aytlv for ! sock st 50, Fourth at,
near North lu'h ~, Wlililmsb u'gh lsb
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OurRAoK on BLIsD GiRL-A man named
james IArkia, residing ia New Yorh, sAs Yesterday
sent 20 the county ALL on aehnse OF attempting to
commit rape upon blind girl. always to be found
sitting on the river .sh 10 the Flyssn Fi.ids. The
cries u the girl attracted the attention Of two men,
Who arrested thu accused and handed him to the
suthofitios.
1ng OPENING on THE Hudson County Aims
House just completed. tech place yesterday At the
county farm. com 2sny q about 500 persons pro-
eceded BY special ira 70 the fs' where they had
COLLATION. served ~, after which 'pceches were made,
and they had sood tins generally, returning b,,ne
about eP NJ. Tho building i' Of the French stye o.
architecture, i3l fet inches IN length = feet deep
sfh wing pro ct.ng from the front. n feet inches
rout, and - uel tucne. inrids. There 10 . var
a. a." e. u'fe .in stfInce, 20 feet square and lOI
frei high, the building IL stories high, vitb high
auc; II IL At pie-snt arranged to accommodate 400
persons, hut Ia capable of accommodating $40 addi-
uonAl The building 10 Of brick aud cost about 49,
900 The isfm 10 on shat Ia known as enAke I'm,
and contains go acres purchased at cot OF 900
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A FEW RESPECTABLE MFS CAN BE
[lsccnm odstcd vlh 1o,fd FOR ~ - 1cr rcet also
q gentleman and -ife. or lad At 40 East 9Th at
priyilrsr Of bath hot and cold ss'ef. Isl
A FURNISHED BOON. NEWLi-flIItD
up and suitable for r.sSe'yint 70 ley to gen
tlrrnr and wife, ~h " without = ari. Americans
II,frred Apply 36G Gfsud st. private entrance. lO2
Anew YOUNG MN CAN BEACCONMO-
"A dated With hoard; also gent 'insn and vfe, or
would let furnished room sith-it hard. Towns
moderate. - hsdsons,, u'n Catherine. 2l5
DOARD--ROOMS 10 SUIT CENT EMAN
ID and wife. accommodations for a fe- young man :
also 2 young lslies. Apply 81 100 Grand street, UP
stars. E$
DOARplNG-A FEW SOBRR MFCIAS
Dies or man and bic wife can he accommodated
-i'h r'oi hasrd By applying at Allen ct. Terms
80 10 advAnee 49,
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.hlchse DV~v "M nrpsted y0terday on suspicion
% steairs q ~, vs'ch and ohs'n vor'h $3.50 and
IL ' FYf CO. .Il! 3d. nu n q LAX Ia he room 81
street
Elizabeth Scott and J,mes Batter we're arrested
charged sith robbn s Tbomas logan Of so. While be
vac .e"p IN = room a. No. 1853 Greenwich street,
vAi'Lst ~ rad been enioed
john Shelly and james short we're arr~sted. Cd arGtd
9TH f. on Gus Assault uprn Tho. Rosers ~ the
chip Maria Hand ying At ihe foot of koosevelt ct.
-b,m my stabbed ia The abdomen With . hnife, In
riciins dangerous sound
,l,mes VI ileser, aPsnnsylvsnisn. vn robbed OF
go b. al IL nymlh tho had eptio.d b m In her
d'n At lHs church street. He complained TO The pr
lie, snd ,abeth Jeferi, he nymph. sH arrssisd,
bot PIrsrI did tot recover his nnopey.
sifl usmsd Alice - mus "a arrested, ehsffed
vith foObins WIN. ~ Ber issr. rsiing ct No. ZIP
W'G Of, u 40, vhilr the we're 'osethsf In house
in sullivan ct, .brtbsf she had sntiesd HIN. Inc
money vD not recovered