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New-York tribune., 1869-06-01
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM CHARLBST0N-In steamship Manhattan May 3ReV W.
O. Weston wife and child Mr. Mash aud wife Miss NJ smith Miss
H. L. Campbell +. G. Mira H. x. Balks Mrs Bpett Miss r.
Dodge Master Dodge aud Coleman, Mrs Forrest r.
Chishou d. Knbal and wife Mrs Wells, Miss Dunhsm.
b. = Carpenter and wife, T. smith Windsor and wife hr Borre
and family Mr Mogry Mg0r Mercs, and wife Mrs H. Wilson, Rev
Sir wife Mr. Whiting Mr. Brda wife, child and
Mr F. Lncon, @. T. kelsey }. Cor q. L. Lincoln O. Holmes
Mr. wife Miss Fanny smith Mrs j. T. Smith ~ Baker,
Mrs ward H. l. Brugs aad wife Mrs b. Smith Miss B. smith
Miss Eason Mrs WngioB Miss C. Steele, Fr Mrs Neil,
IT, b. SaNtoB D. Matthews Wuburn, wife child aud nurse A.
Robinson L. WeTheTn and wife b. T. Logan BrttoB T. John
anus children Miss Mowry Mrs Lowell Mccall aud wife
Mccall NJ Ksaug Ms and Miss Seesre' Bosdss sehspP
Mrs j. Henderson h Julia Henderson, Mss E lie ders1n Dr. j.
Evans p Lanuean Mr.. Bell sister and servant CampbsG
D. ~ Bebe Jas MCMILLAN wife aud ehdres, BIanfeBs Miss
Gordon Wilsor Terry Miss ~ Mcclellan. Miss Nimtt q. T.
Duuhn W. p H. Gdden the Rev shgmsay Dr. W. Mitchell apd
a. Paul wfs ard children Gallagher and wife, Mira Bark
child Miss @. Metal Miss T. Mccall, Miss A. Mccall Mrs
Gordon and chd Mrs Znn aud Mr. Marrh and Sfe T. SONAR
kel and family.
FROM LISERPooL-In steamship Tripol, Mny 2l-Marcas
Gues Se and children VI Scott Miss Buchanan Dr. MOuck aud
wife Mr. and Mrs Jacques Mrs Beod Rev j. Turner Dewg
NJ Mr. and Mrs LonsOa and child JOha Paterson
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01
L1BOR MOVEMENTS.
STRIKES TO-DAY.


The Iron Moldcrs at work in several shops
In brooklyn T. d. will go stnke to-day for an advance
OF wages the men be supported by the working Iron
Molders until the advance is obtained
The window Frame Makers OF the German Framers'
Union will aso nauguute their strike for an increase Of
wages today These men are at present receiving from
o. g. - day They AK - 80 and - per day OF 10
hours. The Junrneymen have well organized Union,
aud also have the employers, aud as neither party
show any disposition 10 compromise the matter the con
test may prove protracied one Tes fmddGxr hx To- BE- dc
taed controlled by the Jonrneymen, and further
more that journeyman should leave one employer on
OF the strike, other employer should give MN
work
Of Fogel & Co.'s Clothing Mandatory made demand
Of wages, which was Si per week IN cass tho uehahu
Is not promptly hccedcd TO the men viii strike.
The German Journcymen Capmakers OF thls city are
making arrangements Tor strike ior an advance OF
They at present receiving an average or
q per week. and work from Il 10 10 hours day. The
men will probably demand 81 day.
The Trenton On. j. pottcrs, who have been
idle for Eeary three months having refused 20 work on
attempt 10 reduce their wages, have lately
received offers OF free passage TO England Tho money
FOR their passage IL said Is furnished by the agents OF
Importing houses.
Yesterday the majority of the walters at the
principal hotels In this city, In accordance with resolu
ou ~ their ocioy struck for increased wages which
demand was. II Is said, ~ every instance refused Inc
besides their board and lodging They now demand tJ5
per month, which the pr0pretors refuse to
give Al the Flfth Avenue Hotel, 81 walters
struck, aud were paid OF aud discharged. AT
the 81 Nicholas "A large number also stood out for
the increase. without ceotng their object At the As
tor House the walters mostly nonsociety men, aud
hence thcro very few strikers among them. Tho
being members OF the Society did not Join the strikers
say there plenty Of men who will be willing TO work
al tho old rate Of wages.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
D. survsyng steamship Buieavor Commander Fsrnsy ST. Sos
Sound Charleston May 20. and Beaufort 28th
steamship Quecb sebuy Copenhagen May 6 and South
steamship Louisa Moore Wallace EeNberu n c. naval
Steamship Manhattan Wooihul, Charleston, Iadse aEd pass
Steamship Gibson Winters Washington and AsGandna mds
Bark Nm. Gl.es. Allen, hatsnns - days.
Bark Der Drte July. SchuI Cork 50 days sersp iron
Bark Aguss. Heries, lquque, 20 days. nitrate Of soda
Brig Maia Lorsay Guautanao n and molisses
Bg Angsa BuNH May 10. rs nagaa 18Th
Bug J. Gemsli DeAugeIis Nessus sl days, fruit
Brig Caroline Bddv Rose Hagua 10 days nd molnsses
Scha Moses b. BTamhall stout. Charleston days lumber
schr Rachel Edvau EdEaris Pymoulh c. days lumber
Sehr D. C. Hue Hndreth. Brunswick. Ga, days, lumber.
Scbr Bnma Anthony Geosgetosu, = G., n DAYS lanbeL
Schr. l. \ & l. G. Adams CaIbarien 70 days. s1gar
Sch Wnouab Perkins lnauola II days, hdes and wool
Red Beach AgBew. Red Beach va Providence. plaster
Hasms WestbrooE. Ltusjohu Portland. Ne, lumber
sCHOONRRs-KIyKk COAsTwsE
SNOW Flake virginia A. keller, Virgins.
TWo Mare Virgiuis. G. 4 ~ Rogers Virginia
g. b. smith, Yrzua. Thomas ". Rodney. Delaware.
PhllsielphA buiun, Litte hRg liarbOr
Ocean Wave. VirpniL A.. J. Bentley Baltimore
Belle r. Ilull Virginia sarah Louisa south Amboy
Henry Shaw Port johnson. william, Providence.
Guy X Phelps NeS Bedford. Connecueat Prosdeues
Judge Hopkins. HeNiaTen. Baltimore Nes Haven.
James Diverty, Nes.llaVeu,
s,c.-.Ai- Heusr, Liverpool
DOMESTIC PORTS.
wumSGroN. N C., May 3-Arnved yesetiy, seAmibips Jn
.u. tr,lr Bstinorei MARY sanford. from Nes.iork
SavaSSAn 3i-AThyed brig Lizzie Belle. from Boston.
CuAKLssroS NAY 3l-Arvrd steamship MARYLAND Baltimore;
bark Arusis Martinique Sailed sehr W H. Steele Baltimore.
FOREIGN PORTS.
orEENsrovN May 3-Tho steamship Aeppo from NewYork
rived port o'clock this morning The steamship Civ Of
Cork Nwlork for Liverpool arrived here At to-day The
steamship City Of Brookn arrived here al O'Clock ih Afternoon en-
~ Liverpool
PoKr AZ PKiScE May 21Ia port bark R Murray jr sheldon
bg Hsu Louise. Potter and haisiA Grant for
NeS.lork. oading
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01
THE NEWTON AND FRANKLIN RAILROAD.

Newton TO Franklin, N. j., will be run on the morning Of
Wednesday the 9th inst The projectors OF the new
road, William T. Dodge Moses Taylor, John I. Blair, and
Col Scranton, have purchased SOoO0OOo worth OF min
ing and other lands in County and they are
erecting Franklin one OF the most extensive iron blast
furnaces In the country Extensive works for the manu-
Iacture OF Bessemer steel rails will also be erected
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01
THE RYF-NECK MURDER.

1t is said that the Rye-Neck murderers are
known II appears that three persons implicated,
but the principal have gone to California. Tee
grams there and 1t is expected that they
will be arrested on their arrival.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01
HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALN.-T

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM.--This article is
the Tue Secret Of Beauty what PshOnAbs ladies' Aeb
and Opera singer. produce that cultivated dsngu appearance
80 much admired IN the Circles OF Fashion.
IL all uuSghy BoIehes Rsdnsss Freess Tan suubu
abd effects Spring Winds and gives to The Complexion Boonn
Parity OanpAren dseacy and No Lady Who values hne
Complexion Magnolia Balm IS will Of
Of respectable deAlsr Depot Ne 81 PtkoH ~ T. Use
Lyo on for be Hair
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01
RosENDALE HOTEL MURDER.

Mrs Andrews, charged with completely in the
murder Of Thomas L. Corwin the Rosendale Hote i'll
West Morsania surrendered to the Sheriff OF "eS'ches
ter County, yesterday afternoon. Her SURRENDER va"
made in compliance with advice Of her counsel
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01

Cespedes has ordered a dozen of Knox's
Superb HATS which show hoursbng
and that the Comandein Chief judge Knox the
Halter No. 2l2 Broadway has equals line
he fights out on all the round Greeley bought hat Of him
Wednesday, and has been the eynOure Of all eyes since
Knox
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01
THE MCCONNELL MURDER-THE TRIAL OF ROB
INSON.

lNbDN.
The Chicago newspapers contain full reports
Of the tual ~ VIM A. Robinson for the murder OF the
Hon. Murray Mcconnell on the 9th OF February last.
The J0p10i Tins summarizes the testimony given
por.dt witnesses are VIM H. Worra and Mrs Eliza Ma
honey. WIN H. Worral mlikman 2G years ~ age, tes-
ttfed that be was delivering milk from house to house
as February, and for many months previous on tho 9th
VI February The roads we're quite muddy though frozen
every morning about O'Clock lie detailed his exact
route That mornug after leaving the public square unt
Sas ia front OF the house before the girl
arrived for the milk three pLnis as usual,
the house he saw tho prisoner, William A. Rob
lusou, o the pavement IA front OF the Mcconnell preui
a Tie northeast Of the lot that he hn 20
toward the gate and enter H. aud 20 toward the front
uOor or YARD pdyemenis -aS hn last when about half
nutey his dress near as lie could remembers first saw
Robinson after the death OF Mcconnell at his grocery
the northeast Of the square, Wednesday
afternoon, where he recognized Robinson the same
he saw enter McConnolps gate; had seen Robinson
fifteen or twenty times before the day OF the murder
Witness testified that the time at which he saw Robinson
enter Ihe Mcconnell yard, would vary from ocK
In the morning more than five minutes a boy al te
same time on the pavement; Robinson not walking
tn haste nor sluggishly, but az an active gait.
Cross examneI-He declared he saw one hundred
other people the morning before he Robinson but
could not give the name Of one his wagon was turning
oT0und a corner. coming out Of an alley into Mainst on
y,irh McCOuHeu's house was situated witness was
within thirty OF the gate when he lost sight Of Robin
sou by reason Of this wagon u was fOggy morn
ing bat clearing up at the time he saw Robinson wit
me- conyer,cd with Mr. Stevenson When IN RObnsOns
crc fe dav after the murder, and told him then and
there that Lo thought nc saw Robinson go INTO McCon.
n, he had known OF the q 900 reward before he went
10 the store. --s-.- .-t.,. A.
The next wituess and the one sharing WIN MN the
Mas Mrs Eliza MahOucy residing on NOrth maih-st she
testified that she lived north Of McC0nnes mousse IN
doubs house ip a portion OF winch Robinson formerly
lived for several months had left about week before
the murder witness left her house about O'Clock that
nornng FOR the square passing by McCOnnelPs house
Tie other SIDE Of the street. when opposite, she sa"
the prisoner Robinson IN McCOnuelPs yard, on the pave
lneni, coming toward the gate MIN out OF said
gate ana go north after closing the gate On the nlKht
after the murder Robinson 10 her house at o'clock
his name; fhe heard hs voice, aud recognized ii he was
notaduuttcd
CrOssexanined-When she saw Robinson he had on a
black velvet cap and short coat tWOrra sWOre that
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01
lAnnounesmsntal

The Espencheid DRESS HAT for the Summer
ofls6s just introduced entirely style and general Appearance
aud for )ighns" and beauty Of snh sGpaes all former Efforts
Gentlemen are invited to view this supeb gem the at No ls
EGssauSs., between Ann Ans BeeLmau4ta
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01
MANT0N YANDALIsM.

Our excellent and valuable adjacent cOmmu-
nity separated from only by the lake, aud just now
coming the period Of highest value IN ITS relation 20
this city and narketwe the slice OF the Garden Of
Eden that has in these latter days been discovered the
fruit regions Of St. JOseph-haS been thrown in state Of
high excitement by act OF astounding vainy perpe
Grated few nights since which for bOdness and breadth
OF the nefarOus design and what must have been the Ia
borOus industry Of It's cOnsummatOn, deserves TO stand
at head OF its department OF the criminal list In
single night 1900 fruit trees OF all varieties many OF them
Erdled by Internal agency, for whose thrOats the
Spanish garOtte would bo TOO mid girdle Our fellow
citizen Martin Green esq has been for years beau
tfyIng and creating orchard paradise az Benton
had reached the condition OF being full Of trees Of the
choicest description Of peaches puns, apcOs cherries
pears apples 10 IS estimated that The value Of his
premises cOud not have been less than $1,000 In
suge night this promise has been blasted, and on the
morning following 1t was discovered that, by actual
rOuut 1900 Of his choicest trees had been hacked ana
Hrded-tms statement being at once indicative
Of the extent OF the noble orchard, and the bulk
method OF revenge Evidently no single hand could
have done the work. for 10 thoroughly dOne the bark
after tree having been carefully cut and hacked
aud drawn back, with the evident determination that
the malice should not fail Of its object
The excitement among the neghbOripg fruit farmers
was intense The in fun bloom, their masses
Of blossoms sadly attestng 20 the extent OF the loss III
Hcted The most generous sympathy at once took active
shape While tine local authorities and citizens at once
entered 20 offer rewards for the arrest Of
the villains creating fund Of $500 for that purpose,
large force Of the most experienced Orchardlsts with
their assistants, went into sanitary commission EFFORT
and far could be- Some OF the trees
was instantly beyond help but All nvcstiga
lion was made aud measures taken 70 possible.
from Loco 200 Of The trees by processes which, at this
o the brisk flow OF sap needed 10 be speedy 10 be
sfectua The value of the trees thus visited could not
b. estimated At less than $4,000
IChIcagO Republican, May 90
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01
HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER

THE WEATHER
Nyv yoRH Hour Thsr Bar. Wind Hour Their Bar. Wind
a. 3lO2E MAY 3i- nlO0S
WmS II $50 GSSW.
Pps1PKs-MongO 10 7:t5 cloudy g2o; AsIg II
n ~ lightning thunder times from II TO $3.50 Ahemoonag
90 1880 33O; haIy aud little cloudy
set RvenngYerT harry 10 S:30 from 1880; anng
om 1880 (beng thunder shows Rain depth 2Of Of
inch
MooSTbs third quarter viii be June
2, at2:l5 m.
OCCUPATIONS PRRTHPE
Ou saeite viii number this beuifn
cluster EehuA Of during the coming three
sept following the Solar eclipse Of Aug the moon
period Of will occult delta Caucr al ~
o'clock In the morning A. other portions Of the globe
parallels o7o South and 7 North Of the Equator many
more will be occued
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01

Go to TRAPHAGEN, HUNTER g. Co.,
Nos 3DS, 400 and 402 BoWERY (opposits SiIthSk ~ y
for MESs BoIs and CBlLDRESs CLOTHING.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01

SQUIRE g. LANDER, No. 97 Fulton-st, New
York the best place ts buy reliable WATCHES tns DnAosDs
JEwELRY aud SLyERWARR. Diamonds Ipsetadg
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01

he had on a long coat) Witness made many emphatic
denas Of alleged conversation with her neighbOTs TO the
effect that she 1rst Robinson outside Of hoCOnnes
gate.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01

THE great closing out sale for thirty days
remarkably reduced Pns preparatory to aler,o9s aud building
Medallion Brussels Carpets Lowell three
pig AMI Ingram Carpets Mangs Floor Oil Cloths &c. at low tgaEea
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01

SUNDAY-SCHooL acknowledgements & wy
MAS No. % BbHsase hsp the larss Ind best AIs0rtn.aL
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01

Mr.. Francis of The Tr0U Times is IN sau 70.
day for Europe number OF friends have chartered te
tugboat Blackbrd, aud VIII accompany Mr Francis
down the bay. 49, ''""''"
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01
AsBBOTT'S 4 RI INHAnNG FLUID,

. - Throat and Lung diseases is peeulAT~UNLIkB ANY
nTgrp EYowN TO THR PROFESSION In its physiological and
nau,ua eject, differs from all nhns remedies 40" before the
ae n rot palliative any sense 'he tern, ut operates by
nlssolvISG THE TuBBRCULAR DEPOSITS NlhB LUNGS.
AND THUS ENABLING THEM TO THRo" oFF hoSE CRUDE
sEMIoRGANIzgD BODIES
C, ,n,de and welrsgulated system Of hyctne measures
, A. the sane time eponed that ae eavt' Te'ng from III
ubree may be induced TO heal AND THEREBY kFFBCTA
COMPLETE CURE
by the most approved hd h sIpnatD'
n French models showing the enact eopt"0n s aned parts nv
charge uuess the patient tahss treatment
Psr,ou consulting by letter required 10 swer list ofsofn'E
~ bv which the naiu Of the disease AnoA For list o. qnt'
os, mode Of fcAtmsn Gc, call address VAN HUhhhLL
a u No IS West FourtesGths st., New Yorh
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01
4 KATALYSIE WATERS

can be hal all hrscass duggsi The Mlo Depot NO
ManayAt Ofw H. ~ JONES' or At hs sPInk Gs''oAs rsnu'
Ot Nhli soN' =. ..... A.,y. .
Prices the Sprng and NewYok Depot ~nu per quar- ooNe
All Of ty1 i6yenu uuafiA
The New York herald., 1869-01-29


DRoUGHAM'S THEATRE
ID Twenty fourth pireet, next to Fifth Avenue Hotel
.''''s' -'' -~'"s' EVERY EVENING, ,o'
the new and original Comedy In two acts oy ar 1onn
BETTER LATE THAN MEYER.
Cenrssisr y msssrs aoIE
M'ss ELIZA NEWTON, Mrs. W. WINTER, Miss oAhh ana
be followed by an entirely original Buriosauc,
by Mr. John Brou,ham entitled
THE DRAMATIC REVIEW FOR 1858,
Iroaaced with MUSICAL ScENlcAL AND VOCAL Illus
Characters BY Miss ErrIE GERMoN, Mrs J. J. PRIOR,
Miss ELIZA NEWTON, ANNIE FIRMlN, i: LYLE, 4.
MAHoN, =. AMEs, CLARA FISHER BELLE Flsittss.R' XXX
9. EDMoNDs, a. MATTHlsoN, II. HURLEY, coKhf
TEANsFoRSArloN SCENE BY MAnsroN :, ~
Doors open at ~. Performance at +. NJ
BOX nn.ce open from 4. NJ. q 1. ~. - .cr,v,
SEVERAL ATTRACTIVE NOyEITIES IN ACTIVE
JAMES sciiuNBERG Stage Manager.
BROADWAY THEATRE-A OMISSION FIFTY CENTS.
I'D srANpiEG ROOM oNLa AT
sEcuRE YOUR SEATS IN ADVANCE.
SECURE YOGK SEATS In ADVANCE.
FIGHT FIGHT No MosE CoMEny Grs N1GHTs 0S,y 0NLy.
THE rLATTERiNG AND ENiHusIAsTIc WELCOME
GIVEN THE GREAT AMERICAN ,n,an T1MEppiaMSyy = sSyENs
'oAr suaPAssEs EVEN HIS FoRMEH TKfg Mfis
THIS EvENING AND SAqURDAY MATINEE,
OWENS IN Two OF HIS GREAT lMrhRsoNM n NMAIaoAss
JosaGS sSIf2S fl!1aqbni sHHTEaHy Xiii $IfTiSS.n
'oshgA sArdRpAY, hSpaYsFh Ffasr OWENS M MATINEE.
The New York herald., 1869-01-29
A ssIGNEE's SALE OF ELEGANT CABINET MAX
n ers' and uphoserers' Stock.
" pnfi. IJry ATcrI0NEER

This being the closing Of the stock every lot
win be perenpniy sold the premises S Fulton and ~
Ann street ths day tFriday Jan. e. II o'clock A. The
stock consists fine Par.or Chamber Dining Room
Library Furniture In solid walnut rosewood mahogany md
ebony in the nnes coverings and in Chamber Suits
made or walnut rosewood and msho-any, ncudn: large
lot OF medium Furniture Mattresses Once Desks. Fun
description IN catalogues AZ SALE
The New York herald., 1869-01-29

A UcTI0N NOTICE-POSITIvE AND UNREsERvED
"A sale OF masnilcen ousehod Furniture, valuable rose
large dwelling 1856 Nneeenth street. Fourth and
Irving place, j. BARRY, Auctionecr this day (Ftday),
at 0 O'Clock precisely THIS sale worthy the
attendance Of purchasers a the furniture was new last May
conssn. OF elegant Parior Furniture, In satin brocacl;
also suits In fine reps, Centre Tables, sc elegant Bedroom
Furniture, IN walnut, &c; also Dining Room Furniture,
Table Waro &C., all In perfect ORDER Fun particulars In
The New York herald., 1869-01-29

T1ol sALI-LIAsT AND FURNITURE or HOUSE.
III containing Twelve newly furnished rooms with restau
lsass gentlemen attached. Address L.. t. L.,
box nj Herald olce.
The New York herald., 1869-01-29
, La pERIcHoLE.

Opera Boafe, by J. Onepbach..
SEATS N0T READY. PRICES AS USUAL.
Special NoticeOwing TO the length OF the programme the
performance will commence at az O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1869-01-29

TToR sALR-A CITY MILK ROUTE SELLING 10
~ quartz daily, RETAIL Apply at Br5onueid and
Newark streets, iio5oken. Cali until sold.
The New York herald., 1869-01-29

y,os sALE-THg LEASE AND FIxTGaBs OF a FIRST
s czse Liquor stoc at valuation. Apply
JOSEPH Mod IfE, 20 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1869-01-29

T1oR sALg-THE LEAsE, STOCK AND FIXTURES
OF the Fancy doods store 1.2s broadway Inquire In
The New York herald., 1869-01-29
SALES AT AUCTION.

TN MADISON, N. TWILL BIB SOLD AT PUBLIC
auction, the premises, Tuesday, February !,
O'Clock r. NJ precisely, without pospoIsment, modern
built Residence OF attractive appearances containing nine
rooms with view unsurpassed Ia the country The lot
tains about with barn and Ice house allcd build
inss fences all complete orer fruit aud shade
abundance; six minutes walk from railroad depot To
parties desiring residence In OF the heahsst villages
In the opportunity Is offered. Also, the
above, Lot dxsf3 very desirable budng site
erms For further particulars apply TO b. BURNETT
Madison, N. j.
The New York herald., 1869-01-29

GRAND OPERA HOUSE. la PERICHoLE MATINEE
VI TOMORROW (SATURDAY) Ar
RESERVED SEATS, ONE DOLLAR.
The New York herald., 1869-01-29
A T JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASsELLs.
IL ARCHIBALD JON vST0N, AUCTIONEER,
Horse AUCTION MART,
1ls East Thirteenth street, Fourth avenue
REGULAR SALES LIVERY Tuesday AND FRIDAY

hEL uLAK SALES LIVERY Tuesday AND FRIDAY.
Friday, January -, at II O'Clock.
CATALOGUE or TO-DAy'S SALE
Vermont Morgan buy Horse 15 hands, wears, kind In
all harness minutes; style beauty
he cannot he surpassed: warranted sound kind
Two elegant close Coaches in complete order, built by
Corbett 4 Seharch.
Roam Mare In foa by Vermont Back Hawk stallion l5s
bands, egh years kind IN all harness. warranted sound,
kind and Kind.
"A light Coupe two top Wagons, top Mail Park
Phaeion--a al In good order
Bay Mare. 10 hands, kind In all harness. superior
saddle mare for adys free driver warranted sound,
kind and
Black Horsc suitable for Light business Is hands, eight
years, kind and true.
Fag tail bay Horse, l6 hands, eight years. kind all har
ness FREQ from vioa, line veller kind and true.
Gray Horse, raised Virginia. 15 hands years, kind
10 harness. superior saddles has been used 10y LADY,
free from vice, Kind and true.
Black Mare, suitable for truck cart, Is hands,
years Kind Ia s harncss warranted SQUAD kind aud true
Elegant black Horse suitable for 10
hands years. kind La all harness. free from Vice,
tree and stylish drivers sound kind and true.
Black Tfong Mare by Rysdyk's HAmbletonan out OF .
pure Messenger mare she Hoagsnds celebrated horse
Old Gray Messenger; 15 hands six The above
roted the Albany track 10 $50 and 81 and IS warranted
TO ro inside OF minutes and warranted perfectly sound
Several other road family and work orses TOP and no
TOP Wagons &c. Fu particulars time Of SALE We
postpone sale on account OF the weather.
The New York herald., 1869-01-29

yIoa eALs-LEAsH, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
II Fancy Store good location for drcssmskfDg mill.
neiy Apply Tor one week A. lss Third sycnue.
The New York herald., 1869-01-29

in irooyn. vel hsei UP and doing good prescription
i4siness: selling gong TO ino country.
Apply 20 Mr. RlM AN tos three days lS6 Macdougal street,
Gcr York.
The New York herald., 1869-01-29
AMUSEMENTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
rRAxp OPERA HOUSE.
'AaiS fisA FRENCH OPERA. '.0p''e'0''
ApoLrH BlEdFELD' as;y w;;isx Manager
tbus cne
Ia rEssicnoLE
Opera Ts FaHss nsasis hsfs a'.s 1 ha2 2Tsn'"sA
THE sAEa AEyFeAx ssssf SSSFF " lAE AE swG s.gsos
Ia Ia PEsicaoLE PEEicaohE
Produced with completeness Of mise unparai
IKMA the Queen Of Song ...aa....-...LA PERIcHoLg
are wsIoas ut rivals Il The o their rsspscvo
''''' 80 THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE
witness tho most brilliant known, and the
a''e' arc sPESIA K s%Os' sSsS
LA Aa rHHohE T sEATs wiII s os sAHHsRAbys
.nx,ss,ou wlJaosT ExTaf cHAHE nia noYyp
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LADIES' HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
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: GRAND q opERA ian HOUSE.
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MONS TIOLER........ .Conire do Luna
CONCERTO FOR vIOLIN..........MONS. COLONNE
La PERIcH0LE.
Opera Bonde, by J. OrepbAch.s
SEATS N0T READY. PRICES AS USUAL.
Special Notice TO the length OF the programme the
performance will commence at ~: O'Clock.
NRAND OPERA HOUSE. LA PERrCHOLE MATINEE
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