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New-York tribune., 1868-06-25
NIW.Y0Rk-

BY JAS VI. MIILER-LONG ISLAND PROPERTY.
Six lots on JaCk,Ouave., corner Of WeStst bought by
Wr Wnhil $ll9 each Six lots on the corner OF Wesst
and JaCksorraVe., opposite above; bought by Mr.
smith S4ls each Five lots adjoining above; bought
by Mr. Suydam. S42O each. Ten lots adjoining
above; bought by Mr.. Smith, $4l9 each Two
lots on the corner Of Henryst. and Jacksonave !;
bought by Mr.. Shelby. $l2O each. Five lots adjoin-
Ing above each $40; purchased by Mr. Huber Five lots
adjoining above, each $i2O; purchased by Mr shelly.
Five adjoining above each $40; purchased by Mr.
Suydam -Four lots adjoining above each S2O; purchased
by Mr schmidt Two lots the corner of JacksOnaNe
and FOurt-s, each $40; purchased by Mr. Richardson
six lots adjOiningabOYe each $l0S purchased by Mr
Wuship One lot FOurth-st, adjoining above, $500;
purchased by Mr. Richards Twelve lots adjoining above,
each 700: purchased by Mr smith
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Gbr Gurf
HEROINE PARK.

JEROME PARK. ,,,.,.,,,,
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUE
FIRSr DAY THURSDAY, JUNE 30
First Racc-Premium $50 II miles.
Second Ilaee-Weschester Haudeap, " miles
Third Race--Sweerstakes 2.year Odds iufongs
Fourth Race-Prenium 800 mile heats
SECOND DAY WEDNESDAY, July ].
First Race-Two.yesT old stakes
Second Race-Premium ~ 900, Emile heats . -,
Third lace-Weler Cup ridden by members OF tue Nnn
Fourth Iace-SeIing Stakes, " niles
THIRD DAY. THURSDAY, July
First Race-Iurlle Race n miles hurdles
second Race-Sweep,takes, 3year olds, u miles
Third Race-Grand National Stakes 3mile beats -, ~
Fourth RaceDash mile for Cup value pIJO or All hoeA 10
a.. rYil,n by members Of the Club. Weller weights.
Races commence at 3 O'Clock eith day.
Full particulars In small bills - - O.,
Fptrure Course Stand w. 70 course odh
and Quarter Stretch, - each day. . ~, ,,o,,r n
j. i. IKylNG See Au"ISl pbLuoNI' 80
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BROOKLYN.

BY JAMES COLES SONS
TwOstOry frame house and lot No 80 Waterst purchased
by Mr. Hail 2s5O TwOstOry frame house and lot on the
west side OF TOmpnsave, 70 feet north of Parkaye pur
chased by Capt Omsead A4O0. ThreestOTy brick house
and lot on the OF WyckOh and CarltOn-aVesi
purchased by Josh II. Billings $500. ThTeest0ry brck
house aud lot adjoining the above; purchased by MT
SCcly 500 Lease OF four lots CassOnave and gum
Cy-sts purchased by Alex. Simpson, $50.
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PASNENGtRN AkRLTED.

FROM HAMBURG steamship BayarADna Sieen Dor
Jguseu and children Clara Krehhoa Louise Wolf Rosae "s
ety ohschdt children George T. Naydela Sa-
vsto Se Ceneutne Seg cesd AMI Nife jacob WihAr1,
Iacoh Bunneister Fred Mas Abn stole
LIVERPOOL June 2lu steamship NehrasAa-H her-
enk Gilbert Mose Coumb Count H. Tsube Wm Campbell.
lNrBW
New-York tribune., 1868-06-25

GREAT SALE of WESTMINSTER PROPERTY 25 acres in 90
pae al AUCTION 10 be made Will reserve pursuant To aJud
,crt ~ he Supreme Court partition Ga FRIDAY June 26
IgG Al Y m by ANTHONY BLEECKER son Co. Auctoneer
he Rtehnge Saesroom III Broadway. Newiork This prop
ey consists easry and southry portions Of Con' Pot IN
e Of Weschrse extends from the South Weslche urn
IL n miles along the hshWay Island Sonnd and inc ues
an extensive the Sound Location shown
man sirty p rmaa bond
and mortgage years Maps can be bad Of he Al9neers Z"
'be oHee No CeiArst, ewioh JOHN C. PERRY Releree
Ir, o. MILLER Plaintiffs Attorney, No 100 Fnions, Ne" iork
New-York tribune., 1868-06-25
j. JoHysoN H., Aueuoneer.
DY JOHNSON & NJ LER,
ID AUCTIOERERS AND

No 05 NAssAU-sr.. CEDAKsT, NV YORK .,
CITY Resienes Couuty and Farms bought sod
rented changed nesod Auction sales Of Furniture @
TUESDAY 80 at u o'clock, a. Exchange saesruom 10 III
Broadway n T.,
WITHOUT RESERVE $50 tnely.locatel
the north the
lsge Of Jamaica egby situated bgh ground close 10 The
Lreca route u walk from the depot 81 the Long
Island and New Souhsde Railroads Every lot offered VII be od Az
sOIITFLY Prices are rapidly advancing Fares low aud eommun
cation frequent rapid Rare opportunity or moderate means
For terms apply Of Offices Of JOHNSON MILbEh NO -
Nas,ausL n T.. or No. ljl Montague IL, BROOKLYN
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Slurt aeIarSrn's aotit,.

Sr.rs OF NBw.YoRK,
poprw ,pnySs oFFIcH, No S."tAAnA
NOTICE is hereby gwen III M aecoI9anse sl mru t.s,
~ Section Of the Act ABn 81 81 New YorE 70 al psS.as
., s,ryr e. tie following vessels are now uner
@ A. ,ho D., and the said surveys OF
b & =, a within I days succeeding tns loSee"o 0Oa'' '
vessels; ..................S3ER
So,sip Albsmae IL ~ n-
Day
Mn
So
PAM Albert.
Thorraldsen
Wright.
Alfred
schr Harriet Maria '.s-.''''''''''''IN
Schr Alexander Gorng u.es
sehr A. Edwards ~ 10 pp,s.s.s
4 ItAuss HsAaIzkr Secretary. hh b'''" wv.
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9uhiun salts Of Seal Gst1t,.
! RIEFCKER. son q Co, of Newly ok,
~.
J. H. HISDLE 81 Paterson, y J., Aurloreef''
vil ,ell o auetlou, on ihc prentice ~
or TiItRs6sY 'ip t'i s 5o,'T'' D JryE + as 1893

n O'Clock. the following valuable property ~
EIGHT HUNDRED LOTS. ai ou wills sites nul Niate L"'
eonprp over CIV Lo 20 lake View lying on splendid ar'
and street, opened gut 81 ,auu. dimensions oi 20 70 10
b width T Tract above tdertteT, ari ruslpafri f
situation OF b property uelr Neelors u ~ IL mh 90"
30 uinut, from Han br Eue Railroad FROM foot ~ ihannf
trains each within slot distance o Paterson y
depot the grounds O,erooks he bra,h fas'ae ., 1"
rte1 COURSES audrgs The splendid aycuues lue,s aud
ststoubos.e (which model bsau also S, lake uees' 20
clurrl aA schools Ggt taxes pure water good ba b h"aiE A
fnr son atmosphere freedom from mukcioes combine greater A
yaltages o purchasers than ever oferfd
SAIE ABSOLUTE.
TynuTen per rent ol dy 20 PER Aug l. 20 cent
Oet /: % per cent O bond and mortgage tao yrafs
Special Of the Ere Railroad VII leave loot o 'hNmh On
, ng OF the sale al O'Clock The regular trains - usa h"s
of6.s5 g:i5. TO- Y lf5 3ao H. Return At O'Clock
Refreshmeuts vii be- the grounds - 80
For Maps other paTuuAt appy 10 the aleNoue'f No 80
Cedarst., keg.lOfk
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Gountu 2tal 6stat, for Salt.
A SPLENDID Dairy and Tobacco Farm-14
I'm unn.ainnn Naller Ah 90 IAOIEs Rrnndna

A SPLENDID Dairy and Tobacco Farm-140
"a acre., in IIousstonic VALLEY only $3.50 AQUBS 9s Broadway
FOR SALE-Large and desirable TRACTS of
PatuInt River and Chesapeake BaTThe undersigned offer for sale
order the liquidation of their srm. the following property viz
The well known and beautifully PARM IN St Mas CountV
called Esperanf ABd the LAND adjacent the0 living the Pa
River running back th embracing 40
less part Woodland the balance about 30 q arabic land IL we'll
wstered with springs and under good cultivation With fruit in
abundance.
The IMPROVEMENTS consist Of substantial dwelling s,ablibg,
large barn. tobacco house, ceh0use &c. &C. &c
FINE FISH and OYSTERS abound the waters belonging to this
property.
weekly Baltimore the Paturnt rs various andgOne
OF the latter being quite 70 "Esperauza."
ALSOln Calvert COnnty Maryland nearly opposite the above
described FARM thereon
and living Pu1en River and the shore Chesapeake Bay
with the adjacent of LAND embracing ali hOut2O
Of which there cleared and under high state Of cultivation
about 500 producing good Of wheat oats tobacco &c.
welngs with ne barn stahng out
ship timber. accessible TO navigation.
The Water Front il the weknoNn safe Habor Of DRU POINT"
beng capable Of accommodating and eerng Feet oi vessels o we
sire and for such better hahor Afforded on he
Chesapeake Bay The close proximity Of Drum Point 70 the CHESAPEAKE
and the deep water beres combined With other advantages sa
named have long since desirable site for shipping port
aud aid with probability OF its becoming and one
Of little importance. especially outlet coal from The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, well depository for The ea'ah
Gusno 1t the proposed terminus Of the projected railroad tha 20
Calvert Counties
Ohio Railroad This enterprise must
land through which the road located ana par
icuary IN the vicinity ~ its terminus
This Property worthy the attention Of capitalists also persons
desiring purchase Agricultural the soil being well adapted
it be divided into several Farms Wild
TOads leading 10 navigation,
The premises he at any time -, ar,
apply The undersigned nave
from recent survey-of all tie properly. ,,,
FITZGERALD, BOOTH h Co, No. South Gayi ballnore,
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getturts anN a1lrttings.

DEVENUE REF0RM.-The American Free
League will hold their MONTHLY PUBLIC AhEdiNu I
~ hal, ofthe NewYork Historical Society Secondale ana
Eeyen on Thursday evening June 25h at o'clock David ul
lev Field esq will preside and the meeting VIII be addressed n
Clearer others Inc be'"'e
Co invite reform laws Itatus 10 tl
opposed tue Ian"
attend this Meeting
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yflarbls anO SIate ulmttIs.

-
UGUSTUS TABER & BRO.
~ fNPoRrERs AND WHOLESALE DEALER' ~
ITALIAN AED AMERICAN MARBLES,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS. No 7lJ Watrr.sL NeN.iofE
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place III the
VA city purchase Marble Nantes OF the latest designs az h 10"
mics h at KLABRRS Marble Work Nos Ji aud lb East ht,
near Thrtaye NeSio Maue put ny 10 The country Ca TINS OUT
MARBLE MANTELS, MONUMENTS,
vi HEADSTONES, 81 great varieties, at reduced prices > MA
Hks Manuctoy No Flrstayr Thds hautes put up
the country.
NIARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS,
" In great yaiiety and at all prices,
Manufactured by
THE PENRIIYN SLATE Go.
Also,
IIeafhs Tiles Cens Baths and sinks,
BILLIARD TABLE BEDS,
Slabs. plain and Hubee Slate Work made TO order liberal as
count tn the trade oil, =,
Warehouse Rooms No 10 West hghteehhti between
Fifh and Siithaves y. y. -
ElBAZER JONES. Manager.
NIARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS, half the
vi price Of Marble Send for catalogue I. ~ hlbNAhl.
No COS SIhaNs, between Ihihythh and Thirty
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0FFIcE on C0LLECToR oE MTERNAzlL5 y. " Az

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF lNTERN4AaLs
~ REVESUE FOR THE SIXTH DISTRICT or. IHh
STATE OF NRW YORK comprising the Ninth Fifteenth & ,gd
S.sstb WsrIs of the Cv ~ NewNok NOTICE II HEREBY
OWEN pursuant, law hs, have received from tse Assessor ,he
. 81 Vnstons of property subject to Tar uuue
The Act provide Res 10 support the Goyerum 70
nav interest Public Debt sn for other purposes ppro June
n ina ana The acts ameudsory theys approved March 1902 July
3 1876 and 1861 he duties and taxes enumerated ihefn
have become due PAYABLE and that viii attend personally or 10y
Iepuy for collection u ths SINE my once NO. M Mes %
st corner Of Bghayt daily (Sunds excepted rom Tue lun
i,T of until tie 10Th Of June 1908 Inclusive oeNeea V V3
If Q O'Clock M and o'clock p. y ,.-
The Is, herein referred comprise the Special Taxes on Businesses
Jss and Professions Carriages Billiard Tables Gold
Watches Gold and for the endg May 1909 aud the
,es upon Incomes for ending December 81 1901
An psr,on paw the due by them respece
arropuV Lists aforesaid within the time hereby specneu VII
O''O'"' ''' " MAUNsBLb d. FIELD, Collector
Dated New York, June 9 1853
New-York tribune., 1868-06-25
MISIATURB ALMANAC
WEDNESDAYS WEATHER REPoRr-9 a. N

Z IN Rises, 4 3l sun Scs.. 7.J5 Moon Sets ........ll
SANDY Hook l:4 Island l2;35 liel Gate. 2d
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&ruoklpn 8tal C;statf for sals.

A SPLENDID MANSION, with 20 fine city
"A LOTS IN location in Brooni the h@lse y ~ ite
square with extension in splendid order and WIN an Ho %
surrounded with elegant ornamental 'no
Of AN carriage and other ouhn vi" be SOFA
improved property 90 @ cry OF elsewhere
Appy 10 HRBBARD DEMOREAT, No - Easi Fouteelthsi
A FINE fhree-story high-stOop brown stone
"A with stable, all Improvements Desr ~ lia
County
nreerrd W. r. SEYMOUR. No III Broadway.
NOR SALE-Price $1,000 on easy terms-3-
brick HOUSE, all Improvements 20 minutes 10
excellent u,ghhorhood H r's; second
5000 possession Of the balance Of house al once AP
ply No 10 3J7 Fulon-st BROOKLYN, Room No ~
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snttrnal Atbtnu,.
= OF COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL

nFFICE OF COIIECTUK OF IN NIEKNAI
" REVENUE mr tle Reuh District " New York comprising the
Ehteenh Tweniisth Twent hnt Wards Of The CITY Of NeT
hereby ten pursuant 10 law that have received ium
the Assessor tue lists the valuations and enumeraton Of properly
is t IA, un tie Act provide Internal 20 support the
yement 10 pay the public debt sud for other purposes
approve, h Jae 1854 aud The acts aendor thereto approved 81
Nb a5 9b July AID "a March 1891 that the dnties sud
fs aud PAYABLE and that VIII
No. daily Sundays eIceped from the l9 June uh
lie I'm Julv 1866 inclusive between the hours Of = A. m ahl p m
M t herein referred comprise the special tax on trades. ptoies
n ic ana the taxes carriages billiard tables gold watches goh IL
I e ~ for the year endinr NAV 1862 and the taxes n'
mes or the year ending Dist December, 1867 ,,, ~,
New-York tribune., 1868-06-25

Persons having real estate for sale or to let,
and those desirous Of purchasing renting such pro-
pery viii 1nd t their interest to advertise in THE
TRIBUNE It's aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any
other newSpsp@.apd IN addition 70 this advantage THE
TRIBUNE will DO found only in New York and all its
cities and villages but in every State and Territory
~sle " Upi9B. The advertisement should be made ~
New-York tribune., 1868-06-25
SuarS anS 8oums.

FURNISHED ROOMS to LET in quiet
- ~ Dr. HOlr, No 85G Broadway
New-York tribune., 1868-06-25

Westcheser and the Ba River shoethe beautiful
Hunters hour from Newlork by raNa ana steamer
and hours hy The mansion upon this estate bun upon
~ 1he whole property and Tar IN e
distance inland cnibuhugs numerous snd ea
cous garden green and gapsbou embrace several acres
aud beauty sopng 10 the water shades o a
roads aud walks MsciamI1i farm produces are
crop dwelling and has about ~ This property
gentleman wealth has large water fon ana eau e
m 2,Si HOMER MORGAN No. 2 Pine.st
New-York tribune., 1868-06-25

kNE hOur from lle cuy, if hillrS I'm " ~ as
acre Of surprising aud utility. HOUSE large new and
frcass pure plentiful and lasting outside Improvements .9
desrble must be sold even At sar ice Al
dress Box N
New-York tribune., 1868-06-25

DOR SALE or To LET-At UnlOnvlle, near
Bath Long Island GGavcsend Bay large HOUSE ANA
Stable hour from city by dummy cars
Join sIIIRLEY. Nc. 63 NalLst
New-York tribune., 1868-06-25

good dwelling house for two imle. Sis ' i, m
pleasant village minutes walk from depot OF Dsnn
Railroad and hu few rods from nrreTed route ana prom
Boston Err Railroad fof
tcnars nIIrr Nnr No lanhnTN lnnn
New-York tribune., 1868-06-25
E0R SALE-A FAKM of Gl azores large welI-
)R SAIE-A fine PROPERTY. consisting of

and other 0uhnidngs hne location
within Bridgeport three miles from Fairfield Depot on ~
H. r. fue view Of Long Island sound; terms easy Inquire
Burrs Putou aud Nasssnsts
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-16
Advertisements.

-~-Ss--~-~-~---y--~.---s----
$50 MILES
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-16
A Great Lung Medicine.

There is one medicine which has been pre-
pared for the cure Of affections Of the lungs
which has been very largely used and tested,
which we wish to recommend TO the public
for the reason that we can do it in all truth
and sincerity, believing as we do that II is
not and never has been surpassed for excel
lence and thorough efficiency
That medicine is ALIENS LUNG
BALSAM." 1t is prepared by chemical
process aud apparatus Of more than ordina-
rily costly nature, and il is beyond all ques-
ton neyer-failing and thoroughly complete
cure for coughs and affections Of the lungs,
even when the latter arc of very serious
and threatening character One excellent
physician goes so far as to state publicly, over
his own signature, that he has a perfect con-
yiction that deep-seated Pulmonary Consump-
ton has been cured by the use of Aliens
Lung Balsam and there are an abundance
Of the most respectable testimonials that it has
in innumerable instances eiectually cured very
severe coughs Of long standing, accompanied
with cold chills, night sweats, aud diarrh~a-
the system of the sufferer being in some cases
very much prostrated.-I Providence Advor
tiepr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-16
Georrln,s Greeting to Vermont.

Prom the Macon Journal ( Messenger Sept ~
We beg our friends to possess their soul;
with patience. Don't fly off at tangent
and begin to play the role of doubling Thorn
as, because, forsooth, Vermont-negroized
Radicalized, bigoted, besotted, set-in-her-ways
Vermont-has gone for the Radicals by an
increased majority. The causes which have
produced this result are numerous, and well
understood by all well informed politicians.
1t means nothing. This wave will not reach
outside the State. Its force is spent within
her own borders Her people are hopeless
fanatics. Niger, niger, Niger is all Their
political inspiration. As they own very little
property, so Of course they feel very little OF
the burdens of taxation. The State is close
corporation--a Radical rotten borough. The
great reaction against Radical rule, with all
its crimes and proAigocy, never has and never
will reach her people. They are owned by a
few politicians, who vote them without regard
to national affairs, and only for their own per-
sonal aggraudzement. II is just about as
reasonable to expect improvement in the po-
litical complexion of Vermont as it would be
to look for a Democratic triumph among the
negroes of the Sea Island region ofSo. Carolina.
Wait, friends, till Maine speaks on the l4th
wait till Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana
speak in October. Then, and not till then,
will it be either wise or possible to hazard a
sensible conclusion as to the fortunes Of the
grand feld-day in November.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-16
TERRIFIC EARTHQUAKES IN CHILL
AND PERU.
Two Towns Submerged aud $4,000 Live. Lo.ti
Cities Of africa, Arqupa, Quito, etc., DESTROYED.

NEw YoRK, Sept. 10.
Letters from Lima Peru, give the terrible
details Of Che earthquake which commenced
at half-past five on the 9th of August. ex.
tending from Bolivia to the southern PARTS Of
Ohili, on the coast, and over one hundred
miles inland. All the public cdfccs in africa
were destroyed, including the Custom House,
which contained more than four million dol.
lars worth Of goods, all Of which are lost.
"A letter from africa, dated Aug. 22d. saws
the scene beggars description. Railroad. rails.
cars, machinery, gun-carriages, household fur.
niture, barrels, dead animals and mutilated
corpses are lying about in confusion. The
city numbered seven thousand inhabitants.
aud its multitudcs stand helplessly beppared
ON the beach, Three hundred lives were lost.
coniiagraiion burned nearly all that was not
demolished by the earthquake, and drunken
rabble robbed and dcspoied what remained.
Heavy cannons were carried way up from the
island battery and now lie buried in the sand
in shore. The stencil is sickening
The port Of Chala was completely covered
by water. At lgaquct the shock lasted over
four minutes, after which the wave came and
destroyed about thrcc-quarters Of the place
with many lives, aud nearly an the provisions
and the condcnsing machinery which supplied
the people with water Provisions and water
have been sent there from Valparaiso. One
Herman house at lgoque lost over $4,000
worth of property. Over six hundred people
were drowned.
At Arqupa the earthquake commenced a
few minutes past Eve in the afternoon, aud in
five minutes nearly every house in the city
was eyeled to the ground. The tower of San.
ia Colalina Church was the only thing left
standing, and that will have to be pulled
down. Nearly all the inmates of the prisons
and hospitals persisted in the destruction Of
these buildings The shocks continued at in
teryals, nearly one hundred having occurred
IN three days The city is one mass Of com.
plete ruin.
From Guayoquil under uate of Aug. Doth.
We have bricf accounts of an earthquake in
Ecuador The towns Of lbana, the capital Of
the Province Of lmbabuquca, lnpablo, Intani-
qui' lmantcl are in ruins A lake Of water
is now occupying the site Of the town Of CO.
tocachi. The entire population of those towns
and Of Olilivo have persisted amounting to
nearly thirty thousand.
Az Quito all the churches, public buildings
and private dwellings are already in ruins,
and the people were living in tents In the
great squares The towns adjoining Quito,
named Perucho, Puellaro and Caiehoquoriio
have almost entirely disappeared with their
inhabitants.
The towns Of piuicho and San Antonio
also disappeared.
The number Of deaths in the city of Quito
is not yet known, but large proportion Of
the wealthy inhabitants had died from pcsti-
lencc or disaster.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-16
News Items.

One cigar dealer in Boston sells three
hundred a day for ladies' use.
"A German philologist predicts that in FIVE
hundred years English will be a universal
language. We win wait and see.
1t takes twelve thousand tons of coal a
year to run the furnaces of the glass factories
on the line Of the West Jersey Railroad
M. Meller of Paris is going to Palestine
with a view TO colouize there a large number
of French jews who wish to return to the Holy
Land
The State of Iowa adyertiscs for three
plans for new state house for that thriving
commonwealth, to be erected at Des Moines.
One plan for building to cost 81 00O, 600, one
to cost sl,j0000O, and third s2,O00,00O.
- Last Saturday there was swimming
race in New York between Prussian aud
Australian aud an American. Each had
served in the navy Of his own country The
American was the winner.
- Last Friday as much rain fell in Balti-
more as on the occasion Of the recent food,
and Elicott City would have been inundated
if the former distractions had not been re-
moved.
An Cleveland narrow y escaped dcstr1c-
.;ou '',I o'lyt u''{ ine OIL noa.ing op enc
- '"e .elusS i'O'i ."e i'u'Il's' 'ooH uIe
'uu ''',ei'5'l' AZ oi'G 'i'ie 70 Durn al inc
'''e', '"' D'''''"' ''o'is '"' i'''''
Ii is estimated that the number Of thresh-
ing machines now in use in the country is not
far short Of a quarter Of million, and that
they save zen Ihlllloh puSheis OF gram besides
] Hi Il 20 Ii
'''"s C'V''"''C'' u 'ao0''
Ooionei rowan me American VINO rais-
ed the shlps sunk at oeoastopol' Is 10 make
an attempt on the spanish gaiieons Whieh the
Du.cn ana hnghsh meets sent 70 tne bottom
Oh igo pay somewhere ABOUT l'oZ'
Secretary Schofeld has received dis
patch from the Hon. Schuyler Collax, dated
Denver City, September q, in which he states
that the Indians are committing terrible raya-
ges all around that section of the country,
even as near as twenty miles from Denver
City.