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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-24
THE "GRIrrIru GAUYr" LIBEL SUIT.

The suit of Charles Reade against Charles III.
sweetser suit growing Of criticism in The Ro'pd
Table on Mr.. Reades novel, "Grifth Gaunt" which,
among. other things elected tho "Pruient Prude let
ter The OF this libel suit and she publ
cation of that letter almost simultaneous When II
was reached on the calendar It delayed some time
under the expectation that SIR Beade coming to this
country. At last It was set down yesterdays sole
business before Mr. Justice Clerhe the publication OF
full calendar being mistake. On the call OF the case,
Mr. sweetser's counsel asked adjournment, as bis
client Is now sok with brain fever.
The plaintiff counsel did not object to an adjourn
ment but strongly opposed to rs going over to an
other term Rather than that he would consent that
Mr. sweetsers testimony be taken Sr pse and read on
the trial without objection.
The counsel for Mr. Sweetser objected that he
most important witness his own behalf both as TO
matters Of Justification and mitigation that he had
right have this testimony given before aury and that
the proposos to havo his testimony taken nuga-
tory as his physician had forbidden conversation with
him and they, his counsel had in fact been
unable 10 have any communication with him
for some days The Court, the assurances Of
Counsel that the could be tried two days in order
not 20 detaln other Jurors impanneled jury and then
postponed the to Friday morning when It Is to pro-
coed provided hr Sweefsers testimony can BIO obtained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-24
DOMESTIC NARKRTA


NrwOstK,s. Psh sI-Coou ,d1sac,d Ic Miips 29i sales
2.sS . ss, con- "s; S' s
cTsstryos re 2, Cotton sr,s and Improved to- sales $50
r...sc.Gs - C., Fea 1i--SlHi, IuWenne quiet Al SIZE.
Ro.a octet At % Tor stated aud no. Crude TurpsStss steady
&C. Lows Feb 2t-rcbaceo Unchanged sEi soOi
pr,re Red ns white Pail; choice Fan ~ ssesin Corn de-
ehpgi quoted At G7S Oats dull 4, b2GGee Barley heavy Rye
Lard soniually ig 0igs Jsie quiet ,.,, nor
Rs grades IosIIsay HIs lIosyy - aO6$lo7a Receipts
IN 90 bush Wheat 5000 BUSH OATS $500 bush Corn 1o bes
IovpuLr FEB aa-Tobaeeo-s,l.s Of $50 bbds at fall rates
H. cs,r Rb Shes, 10 Clear sides l?i: BIN Shoulder. isS
sa ae S' c a, .skr sSf 10" w NJ ~ ~ ''~
Bupr,Lo FEB 21roar aaetNei No CITY Gr9ugd Spas soa.
90 ~ Wheat neglected entirely nominal Corn dnii s ~ CAT
loads Ses at 76g7tle and he on track Cora he'd a. RSS
active SAILS % bash Capada 81 81 TO- In store HV oush DO a.
e. 70 dss!s sea, qs 3D. a. Gn S Ss' Fc ~ d Gs.p s
,r Xxi AZ glIlc Iishwine. dali Die bid s9d Doc asksd
Feb rSa .S de %St Sa d az 81 "a sl'ss
~ w. sd S Es Corn i'm eia6sc for BAR Oats arn No.
igs sse iPf I Wis., 5 fro 1s, an am
settled aad @ t9 uaS@ ~ lSIst te ness ISa
S s , lar; .S e SS SIDES Gold M o6aceo ia good d.
mad. siles on AZ hbds. al full rates
VncIoo ~ Feb SEi T on n n% q 10 premium
s'nT Gs,s S sss sellers 81 81 Corr Sais; Bat sfSsr
Rev si 6 g. S SOLE Rye ns .nd f ism,d at sss
Tor mesh receipts Barley dull and declined 2 quoted S.
Wg S.s' ,s., s Ss r'ri ss strong s.. * P, ssS
ians ME Short Rb, Mindless lsa5e Loose; Canberspi l0
lie oos Dry sased Shoulders lie White Gsse 3@lS Yellow
at 2o Live oss doll declined 2SeSO quoted % IS
Cotton nomnay lower csilscoS. aud light Steers So 5S - S
~ o BASH Wheat Ysoco bush Cora 1900 bah os 100
500 bp,h B, $3.50 Hogs sSp%SO s es SO F hS
RYE 1890 bush Barley, 1900 Hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-24
THE COASTTNG TRADE.

MEETING OF SHIP OWNERS AND SHIPPING MAS
INSTRUMENTATION OF A SELF-AssISrING
ASSOCIATION.
Pursuant to call for q meeting Of masters
and owners OF vessels employed In the coasng trade.
be held at "a o'clock yesterday afternoon the Of
the Shpowncrs' Association, No so Pnost for the pur
pose Of organizing for seiprotecton there n
Gus attendance. Mr.. James Van Brunt presided. The
Recording Secretary, Mr. Thomas = SandfOrd read tho
Constitution and ByLa or tho Organization, which
were adopted after being amended The chief object or
the association, explained III the Constitution, stho
protection and te promotion OF the rights and interests
Of all and masters OF vessels belonging TO tho AS
ISOLATION, by procuring and extending nfOrmaOn max
ing application from time to time to me congress OF the
United States and the several state Legislatures Tor such
legislation AS win promote their general welfare, ana by
the use OF all proper means to protect ana advance
the interests OF this and similar associations
All vessels may obtain tho protection or the
society by paying the following annual fees Vessels OF
100 tus and under to pay g. and all vessels 100 uns
four each additional tun such fees 10 be pad 10
the Treasurer the Office Of the association on the st
arrival Of the vessel after the first Tuesday In February
OF each year Article IS OF the bylaws makes it obi
gatorY upon such masters as are members OF con-
trlbutors 10 sign only such shipping contracts or
bills OF ladng shall be strictly In accordance Win tho
rules and regulations OF the association Any Infringe
ment OF this article shall DO punishable by me not eh'
eding 800 or the amount 2i egnt so nv nl n
frgement OF the other articles OF Constitution Byaws
or REGULATIONS OF this Assoeiaon oS any nS cw mn OF
ccedng $50 for every 0ensc these lines 10 Dc cOccted
In tho debts OF the same amount arc col,
iected In law. After the adoption OF the CONSTITUTION anu
bylaws the Secretary announced that there were at
present 200 mombers OF the association Tho following
President, James A Van Brunt lat vice-PresIdent.
James ~ Hoyt; "a Yicc-Presldent Henry ~ sdn,re;
iesaref Lemuel H. IloDkns Corresponding SeSre,arJ'
iord Board OF Directors: william w Baker, ihonas 4.
Ban;; Davld y BayS. James NJ Baylis. C"pt, 1osehh
Bhyiis a. D. Bentley, Capt. Amos Blrdshl JebSo lnil'
Paul a; Cartwright, Thomas i. Cooper, John Curil
Caeaerich p9yey Nelson Edwards. Josehh Nessm,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-24
ANOTHER MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS COM.
PANI SUIT .

Charles B. Harris agt. Ross, President, and
others This Is another Of tho actions brought By the
stockholders OF the Merchants Union Express Company
Ia prevent consold alton 81 that Company with the
American Express Company, ind was brought up on au
order to show why injunction should not be
new suit arc mainly lhoso or tho suit by Hlatchfod.
winch have already been published The defendants
bic Mr. PomGroy tho attorney OF tho Company To pront
ms answer some Of the aidnyits After quito long
that the motion might be consered ON and then to take
an adjournment TO tho sth Of March similar dispose
lion MAS made Of a motion 10 act aside modify the
orders made In the Baskn suit which IL claimed To have
been brought IN tho interest Of the new Company For
plaintiff Messrs Burrll and stonghton; for doondanfs
exJudges Comstock and Portcrand Meosrs sdwell ana
IID.Inn
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Of Marriages must be Endorsed ,silh f4n
DIED

M hs a. Az. p s,S. 81, ct 81
sylvia A. Bsd~in in sbs iith year Of her age Ia
resdsce of her paep No. 70 C5easts %
Thursday, the 2sth Inst, at2i o'clock p IN.
Brooklyn Sunday Feb a. 1852 ofeOusampiSu Jsbn
The relative. aud ien also relative. Of bis .hea
Meas:i az a. Ss@oSH FEB a. a cesei M
taken to The cemsserJ oftRs EScTgresHs for ia'ermeut
Row. Ell Ga.Gp r. 81 e. I ws
The .;.so T :: $40 s s9s ire IS s Il eS t ss
sscoad house north of Qunsy-st, BROOKLYN ....4
D. n pnn sa e. c." RS@ ss
land, in The ssth year otbsr age.
Notice Of the funeral hereafter
CBURCHat Mdaepor Nagar. Co.. r. Monday Feb a. 1884,
Samuel C. Church D. D.. N the nth year Of bis age
CuRTIsIu Rochester on Tuesday a2l in. VIM Nerstr'
Youngest Mcintyre Curtis Ia the ish year 81
Funeral in Rochester on THURSDAY. the 2Sth ms. 10
anS .ea William an. K. oieS
The relatives and friends the family invited 70 attend the funeral
Bsrcsy.ss S:s.SoS. for Bros tI@eH station oelosip
GLovER-At his residence Fsr6 Conn.,. John Glover. aged
Notice Of the funeral hereafter
MARTtgIn BroOk Tuesday morning Feb a. Elizabeth rs's
The friends be Sy AID those her Moses and Hear g.
lsi FranliD-ave. Thursday afternoon at O'clock
MIxAt Augustine FOrs Friday Feb. Il. William H. sir o.
TS. relative, and friends the family members Of Company ,.
S sTe to S s fps.i o tGs Church oftbe Holy
Apostles snthsve and on wsdaeda', Feb a. a
I O'Clock ?.
VETERANS OF THE NATIONAL GUARD-New.York, Feb. n,
hereby requested 10 stepd
Of late William H. Mix on WEDNESDAY sher
Church Oft Holy Apostles corner MntA'e aa
Twenty eig htfst, at O'Clock By Orler :. -,
c. b. BosrwcK, Adjutaut W. r. VERhiLfB, Co'sae.
McKIYsTRYOa Monday morning. Feb e. Willie A. eda sou q
Andrew aad Rebecca heXns aged years. monsh& saa
The funeral .takc place s rence Of bis pareS Avsns1
ard second Harlem The relatives ass
frends Of family respectfully invited TO attend
PRYgR-Saddeny Tuesday evening, Feb o. George PrIs In tAs
| 37Ih year Of his ... ..... ....I.I..-f
Notice Of the funeral hefsfeL .--t'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-24
TROUBLE WITH THE CHINESE AT SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. e3,--SOme OF the Chinese
Of this city reported to BIO armed for struggle to
on the steamer to-day. The Chief Of Police has taken
measures 20 prevent riot Tho Chinese companies are
TO prevent immoral Immigration, but have lately
been foIled. The Pacific Mail COmpany's steamship
China arrived to-day from Yokohama She brings no
general news VI Importance fOn China or Japan wnicn
has not been anticipated by the Atlantic Cable.
Gov Uaght has received an invitation from Chicago TO
meet e ovcrnors OF other States that city on the ih
Of July celebrate the opening OF tho Pacific Raroad
He Will probably decline. on account OF oihcia duties
The bullion product OF tho Nevada ninos for tho year
1868, amounts TO $40 O0O,000
Tho overland mails continue 70 DO very Irregular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-24
THE FAST OF Es7ngR AND TIE FESTIVAL OF
PURIM.

The fast of Esther was instituted by the
Queen whose name bears, aud Mordecai who inspired
her to take the noble Of saving her nation tho
risk OF her e The King AhasUerus melted by bis
Ubiquitous Minister Haman (who incensed by the In
dependent spirit OF the Jew MordccaD had resolved
put TO death all the his dominions Tho charms
u Esther however prevailed over his barbarous deslgn
aud the nation saved Hence the fast Of the 18th OF
Adar the day OF danger which has since received the
OF Esther The festival VI the Purm instituted
NJ the same time, and comes on the 18th and I4th
~ the same mOnth-0r according 10 tho non.
Bebrac calendar the Path and 18th Of February. This
among the Jews has always been period Of entertain
ent and oys tune for sending prcsentbtO each other
aGd for giving aims to the poor Wherever there Jews
iend where they mott this festival IS celebrated
laid down by their laws aud this city forms exception
70 general rule For past OF tho most fashion
able and rseherehe OF all metropolitan entertainments
has been the Purim bail. THIS year 1t takes place the
arenug Of the 25th at tho Academy OF MuslO and with
out doubt, Will prove charming and entertaining It's
predecessors. The committee having charge Of invita-
tons have exercised the utmost discrimination in regard
20 those applying for tickets. and have unscrupulousy
guarded against the admission OF any Improper charac
ters The tickets for the bah have been rapidly pur.
Chased and but few remain while eostumcrs have been
hard pressed 70 supply tho demand Of their clients foi
sceht and nodon Co tunes anifor all tho knck knacks
oi areas Which ~ to mako up genuine masquerade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-24
FREE TRADE AND THE MASSACHUSETTS, GEN
ERAL COURT. .-..

Bosroy, Feb. 23.-There was published in
The Post yesterday what purpored 10 DO report to
the Legislature, by the Committee on Mercantile Affairs
favor OF trade. Not only has no such report been
made by Committee but # has not even been consd
cred by the members thereof. One OF tho members
either wrote 1t had 1t written by well known adyo-
cate OF free trade in this city, and circulated printed
copies The members OF the Legislature arc not pre-
pared to adopt any report on the depression Of commerce
I'm favor OF free trade The theory. they say, may be
perfect bat angels needed to carry 1t out as men
always fail In the present state Of international rea
tons they deem neither wise expcdient to adYo
cate policy fraugbt with evil results.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-24
INGENIOUS ESCAPE FROM SING SING.

GARRIsoNs, n. Y, Feb. 23.--There has been
another escape from Sing Sing The OF the convict
IL NOT aseertained He made efgy OF himself out OF
some old clothing, and stood It ny in tho corner OF nus
cell When the conycts taken To be locked up Tor
tho night one of tho new appOntees IN the prison. not
being up TO their aodges, was deceived by the dummy
agre aud reported his charge numerically all right IN
their coils The absence Of the fugitive was not ascer
tanned until yesterday morning when the Keeper Opened
The door of the cell lot him out and discovered the
character Of the object he had mistaken for man,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-24
SHr NETWORK ELECTION FRAUDS
,,,uop,Ty REPORT OF THE CoNuhho-
&iiN'N sIoNAL COMMITTEE.

SIGNAL COMMIIIbE'
.,-,ov oP TIE JUDGES AND THEIR
IN vpxs-TuE "IRREGULARlIlEs an ,,Il11nn
.Tpn WITHOUT THEIR KNOW LEpuL . Of
CONNIYANCE-NoA -
oFFCtAL IMPLICATED.
w .s,,vcroN. Feb. 23.-Representative herI'
-, q, the minority OF the Select CommitVee' con,
.s ., himself aud Mr.. Ross submitted report VIZ,
- "a on the table and ordered printed Win INC ~
:, ,ha majority It contrOverts most OF INC
:, re majority and win dicates the Judges OF .ne
=. worry and all their clerks and officials againS'
,he charge OF unlawful or corrupt participation iD'
,nogedee Of the alleged frauds In the ~
.olizot,on papers and charges that there Is "o
,ooort or ereditable testimony taken by the |o''i
,n,eh fastens upon them any personal ~ ,bo
o,niyaDce In such frauds. 1t very iuIy
testimony on which these charges against 'oS an
are based The minority find that great q, con
a., ctv and state OF NewYoTk have grown up " -
ccuCn with the manner OF tr"nsaens are charge
generalization but that these irreSnari'i's "a 80
ahls 20 no political party. but were toler"'eU or"
,iced alike by all parties, ana Dy olel -, Gov
chosen by both parties Inc n,,at;o, an
mo. those irregularities demanu Hs $50
fso nature OF amendments 10 the i""' -,
.nsy easily be made Du' =, edo resi
shortening the required period or pUH tbs In the
nanae o one year in the County, ana SIX ~ inter
state and to dispense with the nrsS iSe cty of New
rr they aver that is signal failure 10 % hsef
~ In them by testimony worthy Oh any y oT sny leading
or ucna member Of s They ao c0SsSsfabe prom
They aege that the testimony Shows S nns OF
-, ~ aebased men did engage IN inc buslhesS VI
numbers o. tGodnIentIy naturalization certificates, by
perjury and forgery and by decey1SS the TOH' b %
inca - Voting md repeating" but always as mere IN
al criminals, corrupt and lawless adyenISr era
"a " alike and the same terms 10 serve an! r SSnrc
- arty and having regard to the success UI 4"eI
thSr They say that these men MeIo
, . of The responsible and decent men
., sther Marty with very few exceptions, ana that
49, ~ these EXCEPTIONS would disgrace the Kepnpcan
han the Democratic party; that tho entire nnmoer
IDS proved could not change the result as 70 sln
,cer OF the City State declared elected ID NoVem
her last that the charges Of the majority OF corupo
fed and violation of law against the Demoerale parry
holly unsustained by the testimony; ana ret0rt o
efeug instances OF alleged stuPendous iranIS e
- res by Republicans. They allege. Also tlat the
whole investigation in New-York gotten up by the
Inon League as partisan attempt 10 cast Quinn
anon the Democrats and conducted In spirit OF u
disguised partisanshp, and that the evidence was az
oiten up and manufactured by hired and
M ire league and in the main Is discreditaoe 70 the
League. and slanderous and false
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-24
TIE STATE or TRADE.
rrpopv.r N,arPTs

IrspsS Feb al m-Cun.s. s1t for And s3 de1i
for re ussi states $40 bors que. svd steady ~ Ts
.g4esss steady. Lne az; Illinois o.. TaIoS $50 y
ysnoo, F.e al mThe Cotton market eoaiinues aetvs
EdJn. Uplills IlD2L Mdlng 0fesrs, R.62ld Lard dull
Polk 10 quiet Tslios, ~ = cwt .
EsrwEKr PED. nRosned Petroleum easier, br auOahy
lover.
sH Fcs 1-cOi,Ol open, 1907 eNt S,es orisaIrr,
the syot, an. 100. for IoV MiJilns afest 49,. - Il ,
LoSDos FEB 1880 -Consols closed al 91 both uf
uhe Ses 1--WE Tveusy bonds 49, stocks steady
krle. 2+i Illalis 96i -.
LlvssPoot Feb 23t,1 Thu Cotton m,rk-. closed sc.yei
Misg Upanis 3al2d ndnns crieso Rts?;t sales VI Abe
DAY. IS tOo bllsa Peas. " y qulr'sr for CaaalItn
toxpos Feb .iThoS Is. v cst Sugar. os per c"t for No
AsrsssP Feb aA-Prtrolsun dali s'S t.ues r Standard
White.
PAai. Peb n --Bonue steady hsaes III nc.
7lCoon closed huoJsnt both on tho spot sd 20 ar
r; Tres OrinaIe sgos 100 fsnO LO" hSss TO AtTe III
hslos
TN,ltlta. H4tl0.l.
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So large an expenditure this greater than TINT
any previous year. is owing to the removal and fitting
M of the Ncwsboys Lodging House, and tho purchase
deal Of furniture Tor vi the other lodging
houses Subscriptions have been paid into tho treasury
10 the amount OF $4,000 20 fund for the erection
of Newsoys Lodging House TO insure the success OF
hi. scheme tic Legislature has authorized the Society
take $4,000 Of the Excise Fund whenever tho requisite
amount should be made up By voluntary individual con-
tributons AT present the rooms used for tho Lodging
House are situated ut NOS Al and 81 Parkplaee. Last
year there wero Including the school connected with the
NewsbOys Lodging House, seventeen day and four night
schools this year there twenty day and eight night
schools The following is list OF the day schools num-
lAnsu nAiiulIa rnIIa nnInN nnnnni
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by tho Adriatic. Liverpool London, and Globe Com.
panies. The first floor occupied by the Atlantic ana
Great Western Railroad Company as ticket ana llei9n
tanned The second floor is occupied as gaming saloon
by Fatty Walsh Loss slight. The STOCK OF cIolllng
OF White Whitman Co.. on the first floor OF No 2ji was
slightly damaged by water Bailey Co.. silver piaers
suffered slight loss by The dining saloon OF mos
Reeves In tho basement damaged " the amount Oh
500. Innurrd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-24

Hand. Charles BJayne, William IT. Kepsel. T. r Kirt,
g. w. Haines Capt Joseph Holmes, Capt Decatur oakes
George Sargent John b. spaford. George NJ Slntn,
II. Waterbury, Julius Webb Capt Ezra IL Williams, Dan
lei S. Williams. John I. Williams A. H. Wood capt l. o.
Abbott Capt. James White. On motion it resolved
hold the first regular meeting Of the Directors on the
first Tuesday in March.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-24
THE CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY.

The annual meeting of the Children's Aid
Society was held yesterday afternoon ut tho Metropo
tan Bank. Mr.. J. f. Williams in the chair The re-
ports OF the Secretary and Treasurer were read and ap
proved and the Association then proceeded TO an cleo
ton Of officers. when the following named gentlemen
chosen as trustees for the ensuing year: VIM A.
Booth, Robert j. Livingston, Charles L. Brace d. Wills
James, G.. Cabot Ward, Judge Kirkland. A. Van
Rensselaer,. Mr. w. A. Booth elected President; Mr.
j. f. Williams Treasurer and Mr.. c. L. Brace Secretary
In the absence OF Mr. Booth Mr. Howard Potter was ap
pointed President, pro TEN. After the transaction OF
some ordinary business, the meeting adjourned.
This Society, according to the statements embodied In
the aforementioned reports, has been the means OF
effectng incalculnble good. Through its instrn'
mentality much suffering has been allevated,
and much evil eradcated. 1t is unquestion-
ably one Of the most praIseworthy organizations
In tho city, Providing for the spiritual and temporary
wants OF those homeless and frendless children who
roam about the streets haed and hafclad, 1t appeals
directly the sympathes OF every truly benevolent
man Many children. whose drunken parents have sent
them out TO beg and steal have been reclaimed from
their evil ways and have been given an opportunity OF
obtaining honest livelihood. Accordingly tho report or
the Mr. John Earl Williams the receipts OF the
Society, the year ending Feb l. 1862 amounted TO
sG2963 The disbursements for that period were rs
follows: ..,,,, a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-24
FATAL ACCIDENT.

PoUGnKEEpSIE, N. Y, Feb. 23.-On Satur-
day last as William Stuart Of 0rccno Co. driving
along tho cast side of Catskn Mountains In sleigh his
horse made sheer. when horse, sleigh, and driver
plum god over side OF the road down the rocks 60
feet below The injured man was not discovered until
Yesterday, having remained al alone in DIVING eondi
ton two days and two pighs He was s.il alive to-day
but cannot survive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-24
FUNERALS TO-DAY.

JUDD, WILLIE Flushing NJ e. ChuTeh
LARRY, ROSA, No. Ridgest
LEWIS RICHARD. No 331 West Porty.thiuist
MIX WILLIAM H. Church c The Holy Apostles Niahass saf
Twenty eighthst 80.
PEARSON JAMES. jr., No II Curnhsrlsndst. BrooklYn
posi- JULIA CoRYBbL, Chhst Church. heWBruasTiet
n J.
ROOMB Mrs ELizABB No. III SuiysRst
SUDAN MINNIE, York-st d. y. Church Brookyn
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Svuial Iotias.
A Card.
TO RIAL ESTATE OPERATORS.

BAKER GOODWIN, Printers Tribune Buihug,. Printiugouss'
square nov make SPECIALITY Of pAlug Maps Diagrams Bills
Posters Pamphlets creuaD s &c. OF all kinds connected With re-
sale Of Real Eas Harng carried through all the Printing sad
hogaphy connected Of the largest and most successful
sales they prepared give valuable suggestions sod to bo" speed
men, every OF connected with h important bIanea
business
BAKER GOODWIN the largest Maps oy the no" Photo
oaphc process Me shortest time and at the lowest HE
most ursn. orders Printing LaOsPhy can es supplied In -
sInos. incredibly short space Of time
GsIemeu sales o. Real Estaie are respectfully nTsea
10 call BAKER L GOODWIN PIIBters, ke,
Trbuue Briaues Printing oae SQUARE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-24
INCREASED RAILROAD FACILITIES.

BUFFALO, Feb. 23-The Grand Trunk Rail
way Company today completed the improvements on
their works on the Canadian shore opposite this city
which will eiIectuay prevent tho delays to freight and
passengers heretofore experienced from low water ID the
NdyJra River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-24

way mailing psfchase
woud be Of real service than by calling no
Broadway Isaac SMITHS Sons Co.. and selecting one q Is
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THE YACHT HENRIETTA.
ARRIVAL OF THE HENRIETTA AT CHARLESTON

ARRIVAL OF THE HENRIETTA AT CHARLEoToN-
RUN OF $50 MILES IN "a HOURS.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 23.-The yacht Henrietta,
Capt. Tooker from Havana and Key West arrived here
this afternoon, and lies anchored off the Battery
Sho left the latter port Mt the 20th inst. All
hands are well She will leave for New.York as soon as
some necessary supplies are taken on board-proDaby
within AZ honrs She had light weather for the first two
days after leaving Key West but has snc encountered
heavy winds from the east and south west IN tho last
"a hours sbe made run Of $50 miles.