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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
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CUPREME C0URT-CITY aud COUNTY Of
- ERN-YORK--PHILIP KETTERER agst FERDINAND Sroks-
Sell and Othsn Of ugHsn Of the Supreme Court o.
tho State Of Nsuio rendered IBIS aeusA the ssvn.s9.h Gay o.
1861 the subscriber referee therein named 3 A. .
BLEECKER son Co.. will sell a. public auction ne s,sos.e
No III Broadway IA the CITY Of Nsvfok on o eny
71thl Of MAY 9 O'clock AZ lheee Ger
Of land with the buildings thereon erected situated 70 We ~
Of New York bounded and described follows; All those
pieces parcels Of land Ssuse lying and bei.f G ~ ~ ss,s
9th Ward % the City Of New.lork. he ea 49,
bounded and containing together bhe.s ~
ginning point the north eagtsry eornr OF
sixth street thence Running soas The essy nas
the Seventh otyune nenes
with hundrsd eeti ehoe
with the Seventh feet 70 ~ 80
Of Twenty. thence wearAul -
al Mn street on hundred 70 the said horh eastey coz
Of Tie Seventh and IEehv '~A'u ''' - "
UtgmSng-Dated MAY ID NJ STOKES Referes no ~ wsA
Z a. Tcstponed MONDAY. Stat mat, stths
time aud place. 80. ...,,,,.A gua uOrDAY lara IA
The Of the above II'Le' f'''FN'-
. A a. - and piece q.
IL further posponso uh1 AVHDAi' 49,
Ds At the .tSs sSoSs postponed until TUESDAY jay POE
he Ame trss Ana pace - 80 = -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
THE MARKETS.
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

WHERE THE cattle ARE FROM-Sew-York, ~; ono.
so Illinois 4IZ Missouri 259. Texas, 6S keutucK KY 4Z4;
Newt Jersey, To- Indiana, 10; Iowa, 81 ---.,t
REMARKs-After the close Of SLOW lpaiket one WIZ
ago which the droyes were not an sold trade picK1a
mo somewhat Wednesday, when only eo fesh catue
were offered sale 81 One-huudfedth-st, Win ies th
900 stale bullOcks The best cattle readily foughI NC
n and nothing was left unsold There were 100 head
offered AT Communpaw, and 2sl OF One-hundredthst on
the following Friday and sold a. Wednesdays rates or
generally at l4tai5tc., with fat cattle at l6e Aow
Ne baye 1872 az COmnunpaw, 30 az West EDu,
including wheh came In on Friday, ana
a ate train to-day, aud ~ &C Observation-Disclosures,
making 2s08 on sale. In quality tho stock ranked
scarcely medium 70 many OF tho dr0ves coming from
grass before they have been upon long enough 10 take
on fat one or notable exceptions VIII be seen IN the
aIes below some OF the Alexander cattle beng extra
nne. such a light OF beeyee following moderate
Fupply last week would have caused quite al advance
but f0r the ,ufavOfaUe wcather-heot and Showers
sheep market crowded fn OF pDs0ld stock aud fruits
ard ncw vegetables especially green peas Welng win
each other in setting aside the uso OF beef Tne result
yas fairly active market lnWlch all the cattle were
f0id, mostly 40 an advance % gG y R thongn some OF
The tdu droves weuyeTy itebetter Than they dd ono
Neck ego Tie fecmg was pretty strong ~ the close
gOie excitement created by an announcement hat
OH I've stock offered FOR sale ~ Hudson County, r. -
10 be- Inepcccd aud after the 5Ota, ana the cost
charged upon owners. or course, the Thug is NOT Ia
V"red by Tie owDcrs. Dealers or butcher hehss VIII 10
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OTHCR USos PACIFIC RAN Road Co. / .
...... BosToS jane H. 1863.
TNHE COUPONS of the FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS Of the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD Co. due july J.
he United Gold Coin free % Government tar
Of the CemIAnT No. M State Boston, FRIDAY
IS and the Banking Huse " BLAKE BROS Co.. NO %
WAEst, hswiork on THURSDAY, JulJ l. - - ..... ..
- sTArB IILISois TREAsuREKs OPYcEj
SPRINGFIELD. May H. l669- )
TNHE INTEREST which will become due
4 STOCK Of the STATE Of ILLINOIS tie 6rt MONDAY
Of july 1869 will be paid the American Exchange National Bank 10
the City Of HsNiork that day agd fourteen days thereafter
ERASTUS n. BATES, State Treasurer
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OFFICE PEoFLEs FtRE Insurance. CoNPASr,}
No 800 CAvAL.sr., NEwYoRK June %, 1869.
At THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR Dl-
n RECTORS Of the PEOPLES FIRE Insurance C0MPANf'
5t dav Of June following gentlemen we're elected d.
IeC0rs Tor toe ensuing yest: - -
MATTHIAS CLARK, ElIPHALET BOOIhAN
WILLIAM NOR, ... JOHN q. hOkE
SIMON sHlNDLFR JAMES r. TiEi GES.
JOHN W. LEWIS JOSEPH .. MILLER,
THOMAS WILLIAMS. ALBERT MANN
. CHRISTOPHER GWYER THOMAS J. BLAHCR,
ABRAHAM LEGGETT, PETER j. SHLLIZ,
ALFRED BARMORE .. tRONELL ADAMS
CORNRLIUS STEPHENS JOHN r. VAN klPER
MATTHIAS BLOODGOOD. SAMUEL RAYNGR,
JAMES $. LEWIS JOSEPH H. WOOD.
CHARLES r.. HUNTER, HENRY BRUNbR.
HENRY DAVID. W. ALFRED GEDNEi
WILLIAM HERrZBL, WV. G. MILLER,
VIM b. AIrkBN JOHN ADAMS
And Al citing ofthe Boar held THIS DAY MAT
THIAS LARK ESQ. unanimously President
PRED. " PRICE, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
GRAIN, PROVISION. AND OTHER MARKETS

iCa1euly reported Tor TnE TKiHrNE.l
MONDAY. june 20 1909
ASHESThe market quiet and unchanged; Of ~ bbA
s76lid4 81 IS for Pots
COirON-The continues aeve from innsrs end peeu
sot prices decidedly improved tie market closing
spsrsey supplied sales Of 81 bales y SATURDAY evening %
which 2O3 taken 3lfi by spectators
by exporters Of 100 bales low Mng for December
100 January zic; 30 DO ir Decemte 100 DO De-
and 100 DO Tor October We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29

S S;:' $3@; s Ell sis s sIss s aIs
interest advise ' Po % %, over strong quoted noas
Flour AND mRALThs marie, for Western and Foa,
,s go I' pyS bs general trade At he close d and prices m
S dP su pre- s &c g f ETf. DO 80 e
Fancy 90 - ySg - ioTIss S S sats9i ,f Mime
sofa and lows BIirasi 60 Shipping 0h SO 700
for ASsr Winter Wheat EItra sud Megnn 81 50
4das EIs and Bos5 EI We notice The G s q New
rom distinguished miller ~ Plant Of ST Louis Consigned to
sseus aHd fully equal 70 st much eIs@ a a1s s' .
sseksHt 20 for Horn Southern Flour heavy and the
eeee oSassr medium ana better ban., are V aISs ,,ss 81
6o and 81 s5a . for EI aud Rsmy Maryland
rye Flour tue mere Ie,ye b., PSe, are e,
2O bbs at for Western Yellow - i'I White Do . Tor
Jersy and - Is for Brandy 'jls ,,., &, What s,,s
oPensa Ta!GS FSss se af.'.1 IRo % ~ S @ S chr
go Sgny. 4lQ4l "a for 80 2 d.: 81 do
DO; ~ E8s for No Muaukee 81 45d+l ~ for No DO
opened stronger buyers held o. aud the market closed lower aud
~ 6. e' ssi s oo o at is siost AID state At zee scs
Rye iaaeye and nouina 'a Of 500 bash Western at 81 a in
~. here crop S0 81 Severe TaS. 6at uy held % ,s e
,Sn ssS If a.sa '91 SS5 & New Western Mixed for c1l
se9 70. H9o G sS f SSalss Wife s. "a
STOCK BR0oKLrS WAREHOUSES JUNE
Wheat Corn. Oats. rye BARLEY. Mat Pea Peg
HHY-There has been on business since 650
zoe for shipping sua $50 ~ 10 Tor retail lots
moderate demands quote gold Otner
Kinds are naclv aud prices nominal
trade doing 10 desirable goods aud prices hfn
Choice Country Slaughter sold at iJc., cuueucy.
HOPs are quote from SAGE of Michigan and Wisconsin,
ADD 66lOc Tor State.
MOLASSESSome little demand prevails with the advantage mostly
In huvers favor
NAVAL sTORESRous qu and unclaimed at az 2a 90 % Tor
STRAINED spirits Turpeuue active July 50 bbi at 44dilc,
the latter price 10 shipping order 49,, 4, oil,
OSCrude Fsh Oils without change We quote Whale at 81 70
gas IS Tor Sperm Manufactured OH are quiet at VI 10 for
81 for Uubeched Winter sperm AMI 81 %
m BIeached DO remains 6rn at 81 asa 81 Oi American
der oh scarce nominal 8Uc other Oils inactive
PRONSIONSWe have bad rather dull mket 10 dAy IN FoTk
the onig sale we learn $50 bbl4 New Mess al S32 IS Beef Is
ann ud prices nominal; sales " 81 bbs at SOGS for Plain
Mess and s20sl6 Extra Terce Beef Inactive al 800
ds25 m Prime Mess and asa 40 Tor Ida Mes Beef Hans
ar ouet the bills S0a go Cat Meats dn sud
unstd Bacon qHet; sales 81 100 boxes eeuted az lt3dc
I'D "a du And heavy; IS bbs and toa AZ l7c for No
7 for Cy l92c Prime Steam, and l9id2O for Kettle
Rendered . oo,-
WITH Crude, bulk, 6rm at l6I 1l7c
small bd9e
light demand ard The market rather n though
ps remain before Fair 10 Good Refining lt1l aes Of SVe
bts mart Cuba lIsc Refined duh al ISL Di3c for Hatis
SEEDsGrass seeds dull NJ dSc for Coer and - 3a
Rough FaIseedis tUg a. ~ 3J0FZ o. lheIt
\ oder demand for Calcutta llhe isJi we quote at ~ 2
10. gold. -. -....
SrgARlN-we note sales Of i5 no n At zoe
TALON active and aier; sales Of lo0QO 10 Al use
WHSKYThe market dull and piieet are nominal htSSeo*
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DROADWAY SAYINGS INSTITUTION

Id 30 2JI Broadway, entrance On rkpaef. . ,
DIVIDEND Deposits entitled thereto brthe tr NOUNS
ending aps six PER CKNr all sums
Of And upward will be paid on and ahl HOhDAt Jay ~
" " So RRANCIS y. SCHOALS, Preskient
w,r, "a wopRnI Gee PErER CuHsgs0. Acct
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pmr4pn1pnl Jous sa-cotsrSIocI Midins Up
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OFFICE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD

lTFIIB YIN tNII 10
" Co OF CsHoua No s. Wiamst lorfIhs coupons OF
BONDS ~ tbe CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY July 1859 vii be paid NFULL iS GOLD
prosecution at The BANKING House OF
FISK HATCH No. Naaust, Eeu-IOrk Schedules WI BE- ur
u,brd on application viii be received
''' 'i'w VI 'D' G. p HUNTINGTON vssPrssdsnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29

MECHANICS and TRADERS SAVINGS
vi INSTITUTION, No 2a9 Bowery near Houstonst -
Tree from ta1) allowed on all sums 81 rom 70
TO $1,000 .- '... hmm
DEPOSITS made on or before July will draw interest from that Gate
GERMAN SPOKEN.
Omen DAILY from 10 e. m. to p and on MONDAYS and
WEDNESDAYS from 10 to T. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
Professional HOtitss.

AT VIM. EYERDELLS SONS, No. 104 Flu
N tOnst-wEDDING CARDS add FINK STATIONERY (Ssu
ished 1879 ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29

fr# 18TH NArloSAL BANK Nav So , = Il -
FI'HE Board OF Directors has this dily 3eciaicu
able JAY lss6 The transfer books viii 9S sS .2 y h.s
0s0ek D. aud reopened the lat UreL INV Il HA" $1,000
The New York herald., 1869-05-07
shipping Notes.

The miserable condition Of the pavement on South street.
from Roosevelt ~ uor,srs Hook, jusn-s the numerous
complaints made by merchants An or
dnanos adopted ago by both branches of the
Common Council directing that should he paved with trap
blocks. and her. the matter rests.
The bars Contest lowered from the larger Of She
docks yesterday afternoon No repars OF any i'm
portance were found 70 be needed she Il tsa tons. new
measurement bui In Baltimore In 1856 She belongs 10 The
Mes1s Pendsrras Brothers. OF this city
The bark Evane, after being cske1 and n.w, met sied
lowered from s great basuce dry dock near the foot of
Pike sip yesterday afternoon
The barb Arrona, 5ss ,on, new neasrenent built In
socston 70 which plsc, she belongs 1884 on the
v doct At IN. 700, " Pin. slip being csised stripped
Of her old sad furnished with nes ,u OF yellow msis
shssihing
The German rhir Bths Rnkmsrs IO5s tons bull, in
tsmunde In 1865 % which pou shc bslonps on the
uons DR. dock al the foot Clinton street, being catcd
stripped Of her I'D and furnished with No sni Of yellow
metal sbestbins
Tho schoo ner korWts'.r 49, tons built Gloucester tn
ism and there belonging the Nelson Townsend dry
doct, foot OF Houveroeur street, being painted
An os double vss 'sssn the Uss, balance dry
The New York herald., 1869-05-07

ss sss.s. ssr sssl sss ana H as. H.
f0sd kY wEsT EsIes xns for PCr.nS; "a, :.
Thomas via Nassau suppOssd bound . Cuban sIpsdS
NEW sls o:: s:r
S: van, SYCt Dudley Pgsi s.Ss;s Fsa..sc. :Sg
h.ns Swan. Sa,t Ras..s ssS
s Sss :s.m.Sp Ss'i ksnsnson B.o.on Bo..
sSs.n pnss Nay dAvsd steamship Aa'
sane. Ssa snip Ssoscnso; bark Francisco;
ar a sGS1e 10 o 'Ad
MOE KokfS.K ak Nay sAivsS .sSI label Fuller r0r.
:s.%.hs 'fs f:sis s;:ass from s.. or,..a.
:s S'.Aa, A'''' ''.
Gss,sd-Hssn Ezra tBr) Ellis Liverpool; schr Anns
a.s .eh,; ;: s; .a
a.si S.:s.s s: a.
hzaDeihpct; Cone Sro:Sy;
PASS cAvALLo, April ss-sailsd brig Nellie Gay Ram
ss6n brig Belle Of shs Bay soys. e. lnasncna
ready NYOrk Julia Rida. Rda (s' Lavsccs),
ToSn MsIdiRs r:0yd:nSs: :SA:
% fpd afl sns coe: AsD Gss
vs. ssS S.:s:s ss,. E,:; .
S f ~ dS 9m Hs1
Cleared-Steamshp Roman, Baker, Boston, ships KosmA
snd Sasea n G sS: ~
cardo Jova Cobb Cienfuegos Aldrdge Fisher Jr;J
Mccarthy, simpson and Lee Taylor Boston Isabsii.
Amesbury; Garrison Harris Roxbury Truedell, Bar
rett, Cambrideepor,; Ewing, onden, Norwich
HSselaad d' and L EseR EeSerRns, SYorf. % '-0"''
Liverpool ; schr perseverance, from Pernambuco.
PORTLAND, May ARRIVED, brig Alice OBJ. Simpson,
Oeared-Brig Mary Thompson, Bunker, Havana; saml
5h-Arrived Lucy Hurlburt Windsor Ms, for Phila
delphia: 9Th, brig brig Csprera Patterson, Csrdenas
Shaw Bcnedct Ellis Westmoreand, Rice; Monteveu,
Lppnco; Julian Nelson Cavalier; II Bartlett, Harrisj
We Mathis Es Lsas ' sRs
Rappahannock, Corson Albert, Luce and Fak Saunders
Eizabchpor Shepard Mount Young Bella Peck, avery;
saied2schrs M Merryman, Babbit., and
and J Terry, Raynor, Ezabethport; William
BURDEN Adams; James English BarEer Benz Eng
Grant Greenaw, NYork Cor Calaisl; Bonny Ives, Holt
NYork Ellsworth); Goo Brooks Hinckley NYork COR
SAN FRANCISCO April % Arrived, ship Helios, Nick
els. Port Orchard.
barks Dublin Biven seabeck; Chas Devens Gilman,
Bay; Florence, Van Namc Seattle Leonore hcPheson,
Cleared s, shp Aymar, Sawyer, Burrards Inlet bark
Helen Amy, Freeman, Astoria; brig Percy Edwards
SAVANNAH, May 6-cleared, steamship Herman Lvinss-
SALEM, May s,Arrived, sehrs Mary Alice, NYork for
uTsALADY April 23-sailed bark Avenir tFr, San Fran
WILMINGTON, NC, May 6-Arrived, steamship Empress.
wEsrPoRr POINT, May 5-Arrived, schr + Church.
The New York herald., 1869-05-07
SARSAPARlLLIAN

~" NAD"N'' sARsApARILLIAN
establishes principle OF OF all chronic diseases
proves the medical world that consumption and all
other scrofous diseases curabe THIS fact has been
sumption, where lung in seventy was de-
Dr. Railway years since, published the world his
found that where ubercles became deposited in the
%oSs % ns eSssn sRf q
esss ss As a Is
and the rich red eoorns disc, o. The blood orr In
haused Of strength and noqrshmen and wherever there
M. nS ss 10 c
and ulcers sores nmors eaSes.. and hamor are
ing and eonseaues suppwa,ion Th. reader the Wus
Railway Ss @ he 70 S .oy of .
consumption and ia Kindred diseases and Prepafod
es 70 I ns S ans
to give the nourshnent and strength to hold ts natural
Or RAILWAYS Theory published in England, France.
,he medical o. 5o.a h,mi.phsres From text m.d
ng have discovered The OF consumption, but hays
faes e prp@Ss the rs%sy to cu,s D., EaaTny was The
Radwsys sasapaiisn Rcsovent the public have remedial
Lnnss Bronchial Kidneys, Bladder Womb, Throat Glands
and Urinary Organs EVERY nav
an in nc.ssSe % OF . a9S wGss and strength
.wny rom ile surface al spots ben.hes pa.-
clear and beautiful complexion to all.
SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINE
ss is Ss Sa sn @
% sG. Oss1 & d.
parilan will make the skin smooth clear and beautiful
CERTIFICATE OF BEAUTY
The following letter Is from highly gifted lady, well
known in the "circles OF our best society ~ a..
had much confidence Sarsaparian Resolvent.
Having dshgurcd the last four botcbes
and pimpes resolved, at all events to try and took two
teaspoonfus three times day. directed. II 10 not quite
month since commenced Its To-day there 10 not
boch spot bemish detection of any kind person.
r, yoHns LADY wishes I & yCs to send her aeOpy Of
SARAH 4; TREMoNT, Jersey City Po'i Once
Mr. George Mortimer, a commercial traveller m Canada
West, writes under date Of April H. 1859 from Wood
stock
"Ibe Sarssparllian Rcsoiven Is in great demand and
working wonders Mr.. Hosg, OF sra1ordsvic merchant
told me of case where blind but by the OF
the Ssrsaparian Resolvent 10 She would
give cerhcate but does not wish 10 be bothered with
people writing Hundreds call to her. The case 10
gsrded wonderful.
OF person of notehgh social ssndingwho for years
afflicted with Dyspcpsa and Gravel, who has been
tireiy by Railways sarsaparlliAn Resolvent."
Mr.. Hoag reports another OF Chronic Sore Leg that
resisted all other advertised medicines cured by few bot
ties Of sarsaparillian Resolvent.
"M Jonsthan Frecland Of widder Station, cured BY
ened Consumption.
"n every town visit hear OF wonderful BY The
Skin Eruption, and all weakening discharges the people
and become cured with Fits Scroula, White Swelling,
Sore Head and Eyes, Nose and Mouth all kinds Of sorss
This wonderful remedy acts so powerfully on the blood that
all who take become strong sound and healthy
GEo. o. MORTIMER, Commercial Traveller.
RAILWAYS sARSAPARILLIAN REsOLvENr 10 sold 81
cine dealers ztd at DIR. RADwAYS Medical Warehouse,
No. 81 Maiden lane, Now YORK ;isy.
The New York herald., 1869-05-07
CLEARED.

Steamship Palmyra ,Br. Watson, Liverpool via Queens
Steamship Donau (NG;, Ernst, Bremen-0elrichs 4 Go;
Steamship Columbia, Van sce, Havana-Atani'c Mali
steamship Gen Barnes. Morton, acknowledgement
Steamship Rsoecca Clyde, Chichester, Wilmington, NC
Steamship Saratoga Alexander Norfolk City Point and
Rchmond-N McCready.
Steamship Drigo johnson. Portlsnd-J Ames.
Steamship Nereus Bearse. Boston-W + Clyde.,,
Ship Dartmouth ,Br, Elsden. London K Morgan's
Ship Shakespeare NG), Jorsensen, Hamburs-Funch,
Edye 4 Go.
Bark Omega (ItaI) Costa, Penarh Roads-G Slocovich
Bark Der Adler (NG) Eeeman Danizig-Funch, Edge
BARK Damon. wilkins, Bucnos Ayres-R W Ropes / Co.
Bark Maggie (Br), Roberts, Richibucto- @ Bulley.
Bark Irma (Br,, Cummins, sagua-Grinnel, Minturn 4
Bark John Eduey Br), Hopkins. 81 Johns MR. Ropes
Brig Mozart (NG) Tietchens Cadiz-Funch, Edye & Co.
Brig @ Madeira, Moslander, Zaza.-J Elwe! 90.
Brig SCOTLAND, Rose, Phiadelphia-S Loud Co.
Schr Laura, Coombs Kingston, jas I.ond Co.
Schr Dragon (Br), Mcfarland, Ponce, Pre- Smith
schr Prairie Bird tBr), Sheridan, Windsor Um
schr T Halock, Hslock, Jacksonville Van Brun,
Slaght.
schr II Rapp Cole Richmond Van Brunt slaght.
Schr Maracaibo Heny, Ezabethport--C Hatch.
Schr Othello, Eldridge, Beverly Mass.
Schr Treasure, Arnold, Provdence-M Briggs Co.
schr Dayton, Van Valkenburgh, Hartford-G Racket
Bro.
schr John Wright, DIckerson Hartford-G Racket 4
Bro.
sloop Mary Elizabeth. Williams, New Haven-G Racket
& Bro
Cleared lth after PM steamship Per Fletcher Kings
ton, Ja-Sp0nOrd, Tileston 4 Co.
The New York herald., 1869-05-07

TERRIFIC WISD-DEsrRCCrlos or rBR METHOD
fsT CHt RCB IN EAST MAcoS.-About ten O'Clock
saturday night one OF the hardest blowing winds We
have heard visited this vicinity II shook the houses
and blew things around generally. In East Macon
the Methodists were erecting new house OF wor-
snip, and had 10y hard labor succeeded In raising
the necessary funds TO cover IL IN. The work had
sure they should soon be allowed 10 occupy II.
Many Of the congregation were poor, and had given
literally for this house. One SIDE and the end were
weather boarded and the roof was nearly completed
Unfortunately, one end was left Open and, the wind
blowing furi0usly ON the unfinished part. the whole
structure was blown down. rhe frame not
only blown down, hut much OF the lumber
broken 20 pieces AMI of the brick pillars Of
the foundation destroyed. Indeed the wreck ~ com
pete.-BacOn (6o.l JDitradi. Nay =
The New York herald., 1869-05-07
GENERAL NOTES.

The bakers Of Hamilton, ontario are ou a strike.
Mississippi expects 10 realize f4p0oV.O 600 nom her
cotton crop of this year
In one county of Kcntacky are o 900 hogsbeads OF
tobacco not yet offered for sale.
Land that sold In virginia four years sgo for six
dollars an acre Will now bring thirty.
The Illinois editors have appointed a committee 10
bring about a change In the llOei laws.
Rev. Dr. Dreckinridge has recovered far a. 10
resume his duties ~ professor In the Danville Theo
logical seminary
The New York herald., 1869-05-07

there are men. even in wal street, who are nearer
TO heaven than any elsewhere. Their boundess
liberaty and philanthropy attest it. In conclusion
the speaker said 1t would be sad day indeed when
the little wanderer appearing at the doors OF the
House OF Industry, would De told that there Is not
room inside for him.
At the close OF MIR. Beechers remarks collection
was taken up, during which the children who IN ap-
pearance and intelligence would compare favoraoly
with any IN the city performed an alphabetical
r0undeay, after which the audience dispersed.
The New York herald., 1869-05-07

collect marine repors nor attend The delivery @ packages
a. win be seen BY the following extract from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting held March s. iss;-
Resolved That and after April J. 1855 the Assocased
Press VIII discontinue the collection oi snip news IN inc
harbor Of New York. Passed unsnmousiy.
The once Of the Herald steam yachts rn ana
the masters OF inward bound YES
sells will be orw arded free Of charge.
The New York herald., 1869-05-07
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION. NO. 6.

The election for delegates TO the National Onion, 10
be held at Albany on the first Monday IN June, pro-
ceeded In quiet manner al No. IA William street
mp TO twelve O'Clock last night when the polls
closed and the telers retired to co uni the vote,
The New York herald., 1869-05-07
Aiu,snac Tor New York--.This DAY.
Weather Along the Coast.
roRT or VIEW yoax, NAV 9. 1869.
Herald Pa~Laec..

Captains and Purssr of Vessels arriving AZ MI. po-, VIII
please deliver ell psetsgss intended the Bs.lD 10 our
regularly authorised agents who are ssohsa 10 our Steam
yssh Sect Tbs New fosh As.eos,so Pres DO no, nov
The New York herald., 1869-05-07
VIRGINIA CITY, April 10. 1853.
MINES AND MILLS

To-day, for "a wonder, has been comparatively 1ne,
only having slight spurt OF after DARK. This
morning visited the wSrks OF the Hale 4 Norcross
mine, that has for long time been doing nothing
for It's stockholders. Its underground works very
extensive, and in their shaft they have discov-
cred vein OF ore lately that looks very rich and
bids last for some time. So IL is with the
jority OF the mines: their ore Is improving and a
greater portion OF gold is found with IT, / say this
with desire TO pun; 1t Is only what see ana hear
right here on the spot. and II Is legitimate news.
The machinery OF tue Hale n NOrcr0ss Is very line.
and visitor cannot fail TO be highly interested In
the entire operation OF the hosting and lowering
apparatus. the pumping and blowing engine. and ali
the mechanical appliances for making mining CON-
paratively easy.
In the afternoon drove to some OF the smaller
mills near the city that are run by steam and
The whole operation from crushing the ore to the
final process OF retorting whereby the quicksilver
is separated from the bullion and the latter Is made
| ready for the assayer Until all this is one
cannot understand how much O half dollar has ia
go through before being In q condition to be placed
IN the pocket or paid out over the counter Proba-
more disposed to appreciate It's value. l also saw
the great Gould a Curry folly, immense mill
erected BY the former superintendent az euor-
nous cost, which IS now abandoned for the reason
No item whereon money could be expended was
omitted, and but little Of the hundreds OF thousands
OF dollars cost VIII ever 10 returned 10 the pockets
OF its stockholders.
ROUTE.
On the 21st am on for White Pine, the new silver
then 10 If everything in that region Is silver.
That will make an interesting trip, ana IL sEould be
great food Tor journalist. ! 20 with good party
and hope to have a pleasant time.
The New York herald., 1869-05-07
Union Republican General Committee.

regular monthly meeting OF the Union Repuoii-
can General Committee held at ts headquarters,
corner OF Broadway and Twenty-third street, last
evening, but no business OF public interest was
traDSacted.
The New York herald., 1869-05-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

a. sARSAPARILLIAN RESOLvENT.
n. NEW PRINCIPLES OF CURE OF ALL
WASTING SCROFULOUS AND ERUPTIVE DISEASES
OF THE EYES, NOSE, MOUTH, THROAT, EARS,
THE SKIN MADE PURE CLEAR, SMOOTH AND
The New York herald., 1869-05-07

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