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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-04
g,ttarts anO lllc,tings.

FABRICATION AT HARLEM.-Unlty Chapel.
~ nht anu FVu''' ave- WI DC w.
iirsssss viii h. made by d. BELLOWS. Rev ~ Fh"IH
INGHAM. Rev GBO. II. HbPNohlh N'h a. T. ''i'A'' ~
other prominent Unitarian elergymeh
Tue public are invited --7
GENERAL SOCIETY of MECHANICS and
ADESNEN Of the CRY o. NENlOkhtoarss 81 49, aai
% Tb Onspiuq Lecture the Course viii be delivered on " M
MY RyESISG Nov 4 1902 Ntenuay He'll by Ghokoh VII
LIAM CRTs esq JAMES j. BUkNEf, cue Lerta4e N"um"r"
FEEpERlCK II. GEosr. Secretary Leciure Committee
IOHN b. COUGH on TEMPERANCE, at
- Cooper Institute. TUESDAY EVENING Nov lto gede ne
auspices National Temperance Soe .e,e,sa
seats be had the Of tle society W Wlhh.i Car
Ter Bros so Broadway Fowler Wells JSs bf"ai"i A. !" "
Randolph Co. ~ Broldeay
DEFORM Able speakers will address the
Ia REFORM CLUB THIS EVENING, al Phuptou Hall cor Nah
aud Stuyyesautst S seats free
TINHE MEMBERS and lady friends of the
Western Branch Young Meus Christian Association xh belt
SOCIAL CATHERINE er 2SS HudsoEst THIS kNkh-
ING from 10 10 oeock ---
YOUNG MEN IN HIST0RY.-The Rev JNO.
q NORRIS D. D.. u Baltimore Ni lecture on ne o,e
JAMRSS (Eugh Luheuu CHURCH. ills haT'dIl ~ hr.so.
November at coek This Is the arst Of course o. tnIse
which will be delivered the Church. kAsi FhssA'H'1
Second and Thlrtayfs.
Tickets course 81 single lecture 50 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A BUSINESS MAN OF GOOD CHARACTER AND
N ability wishes 10 invest $4,000 TO $1,000 In estab
lshed mercans or manufacturing concern that can show
capital and services would object another city,
swcrs not wanted from Irresponsible parties Address Mar
cellus Herald 0llcc.
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COAsTWIsR srEAMsuIPs.


i Of Galveston Steamers, touching At Key West
The WILMINGTON win sail Tuesdsy, August 81.
Saturday September ASP. N.
All goods Houston the interior will be forwarded BY
our agents, Messrs H. McMahan Co. free OF wharfage
drayses commissions for receiving or forwarding
Insurance giara anteed low by any other route No
Q. II. MALLORY Co. 1853 Maiden lane
L,oR CHARLESTON, q. c., THE FLORIDA PORTS,
the South and Southwest-Resiar ne.--rhe superior
steamship MINNETONkA, George =. Carpenter, com-
msnder Will sail Thursday eepeinber 3 at +. NJ, from
Through bills OF lsding all points south and Southwest
Agents In Charleston lRsvenei Co. forward all goods
free of commission. ARTHUR LEARY AsoDt,
73 William street
The steamship sARAGossA will sal. September ..
EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.-oLD 'LINE-LOw
The well known nrss class siiewhee steamship BIEN.
WILLIE, J. b. Baker, Commando, viii leave pier 80 North
river on saturday September at r. NJ Freight taken
through rates Tor ST. Louis, Mobile and 1avcsioD.
apply to
LIVINGSTON. FOX & co, es Liberty street.
The LODONA VIII follow from pier 20 Fast liver.
c. ". MALLORY CO.
TOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS
New YORK aud Chaneston Steamship CJmpany'sa arsI
CHARLESTON CAPTAIN j. Barry
on Tuesday August 81 at r. NJ sailing from pier No
North ryor.
Superior accommodations for passengers.
through passage tickets and bs X tlng issret Ia Goa
nectinn with the South Carolina Railroad all points South
and Southwest and with steamers u Fi,ria aor!s.
Insurance by this line one-haf
HENRY II. MORGAN S CO.. AGENTS,
26 BROADWAY.
The. MANHATTAN will follow, and sail Saturday
sept4.
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OFFICE OF THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
~

NEW YORK, August lt 1879.
FoHrY-Ttnsr DIVIDEND Notice is hereby given that tho
Bosrd OF Directors have this day declared dividend Of three
(a cent out or the net earnings the ending July
81 f6s payable at the comIarys office Wednesday, Septe
ber The transer books vii be closed Friday, 90
ell r. NJ, and reopened thursday, September 1863 a 10
A. NJ.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
THEODORE 4. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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COPARTNERSHIPs.

TTNION HILL AUGUST 2S. ls6a.-PuBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing be-
tween me hrn o Brnnjes nnewerth has been this day
late firm VIII DO settled by Louis Llnnewerb
HENRY BRUHJEs.
LOUIS LINEEWERTH.
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TRAVELLEiSss' GUIDE.

EoR BOSTON VI.
FALL RIVER DIRECT.
The world renowned steamers
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE,
Commander Brsyton, Commander Simmons,
viii leave taI,ernate days> DAILY
from pier No. 50 North river,
foot OF Chambers street,
AT FIVE r. N.
DODwORTH'S CELEBRATED ORCHESrRA
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT EVERY
EVENING.
This Ia the only line runnpga
SUNDAY NIGHT BOAT.
To better accommodate the public the splendid steamers
NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY.
Commander Lewis, Commander kf'ss
will leave alternate days) DAILY
Sundays exceptei)
from pier No. 2s North river
foot OF Murray street.
AT 6 p. NJ FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT.
FREIGHT received Al pier No. 10 up 20 5 = NJ,
and at pier No. p up 10 p. NJ. each evening
JAMES FISK, Jr., President
N. r.. SIMOES, Managing Director,
CHAS II. VALE, General Passenger Agent,
II. H. MAEGAM, Freight Arcnt
Fatraranfet Steamship Company.
NOTICE.
GARRAG AHSET STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
FALL RIVER LINE
PORT and OLD COLONY, formng tho line TO Boston via
Newport win be hauled OF and that closed for NE
The steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE will tonoh
at Newport while e route to and from Fall River
JAMES FISK, JR., President.
CHAs II. VALE, General Passenger Ageui
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-30

PROPOSALS WANTED FOR FILLING IN rpn
wafer lots ~ hoboken belonging 10 the New YORK Float.
,hs IVY DOCK company For nrthcr Information spp,y q
10 A. NJ. and ar. N - "'"'' W
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TOR sALE--A GRAY HORSE; WARRANTED SOUND
and kind: VIII work In double single harness;
years old and IL hands high has 10 be sold for
at b9o Tenth avenue, between Thrynnth aud Fortieh
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V,ROy LINE FOR ALBANY AND TROY.-THE FAST
est elegant evening river Steamboats, In tha world The
VANDERBILT or CONNECTICUT lsives pier a North
river foot Spring Saturdays
s al. O'clock and foot Of West Thirty street ste
Fare 81 being 81 76 raj TIC cheaper
any other route and like Buffalo, Niagara
Falls an points West Saratoga Sharon. Lake George, ali
points Lake Champain, Montreal all points in Yer
mont and western Tickets sold and state
Broadway New York, and No. Court street, Brooklyn
Also 38 West street, above Spring Passengers landed
In Saratoga In time for breakfast.
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I OsT-ON BOARD THE STEAMER BRISTOL, ON
Thursday last pair OF gold Sleeve Buttons, with letter
y, In Herman text, marked upon them The finder will
sewarde far above their value by returning them 3D Pine
street, Philadelphia. PHILIP FITZPATRICK.
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POLITICAL.

D0LIT1CAL NOTICE.--I AM or THE PEOPLE AP
precste their sirusgea and shall labor TO tighten
thelr burdsrs N. Tweed The Central Tweed Dem.
psocrrsy win be held at botanic Hall No es East Broad
folov,ns ,umK, ~ s % s ~ sen' ocock me
tbrck) Pomeroy, Hon. John II. Reed Col j. n Win
sers Hon. N. l.. Woods and others
MOHRIs y. DowLy. evsresary. N'''''''
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17 CARMTNE sT.-PATTERNs OF ALL THE LATEST
and most reliable Paris fashions for ladies' and chill
drens dresses waists Jackets &C., and batted; paerns
cut to 6t the form with accuracy and elegance.
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THR TURF.

THE BATH HOTEL. BATH, L. l., ONLY ONE MILE
i from the Fair Grounde-Good and large Rooms. Ac-
commodatons for 60 horses Best stable the Island.
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FINANCIAL.


New Jersey, $4,000; New YORK city 10000 ana $i5@o
s1 & ' s1n wIIDES hsEss; s gu
AuaOI.sS By act q Lssi;l,aTs Of Illinois and i:.gsd
%sn'E year. 70 run lnte,ss. and principal payable At the
Whole debt Of the township this oan, $sc 9oo
assessed value ES0W
these Bond: a. SAFE ana picit.b. ,nvsssmsni
Further Information fornhfy uFEs9 TpsH .pPpSSaHSGRE
il wall s,sess, New York.
GOLD COIN BONDS or THE ROCHESTER. N. y.
s s.s Ss % sGSss ssn II %
York, subject prior Of Soco per cen,
an sehsngs for sOd bonds Tor sale low by JOHN MtR
RAY, II Nassau street
MORTON BLISS Co,
Circular Notes and Circular Letter. Credit travel
sis aso Commercial Credi's, ayaaSo in all parts Of
OFFICE OF THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
ro,rvr,,,r n,v,nrvn Esw ,, YopE Aasg:t Is 1882
Board OF Directors day declared dividend Of three
g. os s 5
eta NJ, and reopened thursday, sepember2 1863 at 10
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
THEODORE 4. JOHNSON, Secretary.
pITrsBURo, FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILWAY
OFFICE OF wNsLow, LAsIrR 4 co.)
TRANerfR AGENTS,
NEW YORK, August D, 1863
The books Tor the transfer OF the stock OF this Company
will close Tuesday, the 10Th of August, 1852 at T. NJ
Tor he purpose Of enabling the holding stock that
time TO convert the same into the stock 10 be M
sued IN exchange therefor.
The stock be exchange will be entitled divi-
dends at the rate of per per annu, payable
quarterly the Tuesday following the first Monday Jaa
uy April July and October In each out of the rental
reserved under the lease TO the Pennsyvaa Railroad Com
and such dvdsnds win be payable free OF the income
tax OF the United States government and OF all taxes which
be collected in manner through by OF tho
corporation owning the Ioal the corporation leasing
the eamche payment OF all such taxes being assumed by
One hundred and seventyone will be Issued In er
change for each hundred shares present
Persona entitled 10 receive the fractional part OF share will
The fractional part of share due In exchange being hrea
sevenhs OF share on every hundred shares will be
converted, and the avaB included the cash dividend be
made OF the surplus company
when outstanding accounts ehaii be settled.
The books viii be opened for the exchange OF stocks
Tuesday, the 9Th day or August, 1852
BY order OF the Executive Commlttee.
WlNSLOW, LANIER CO,
Transfer Agents, No. ~ Piue street
DACIFIC RAILWAY GOLD LOAN.
i Messrs. DABNEY, MORGAN CO., b Exchange place
for sale the Bonds Of the Kansas Pscic Railway These
bonds seven cent In gold have thirty to
ara free from government tAxaton secured by land
grant Of three million Of he finest ands Kansas and
psny also owns threo millions of acres In KaDsai,
which being rapidly sold 10 develop the country and I'm
prove the road They are frs mortgage the oyten
sion Of the road from Sheridan, Kansas to Denver Cole
rado The road in operation now than enough
net income to the interest the loan There
better security In the mArketthis being In
better than government securties Principal and interest
Pamphlets maps and circulars furnished on application
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A Rrlf1CIAL HUMAN EYES MADE FROM A NEW
"A ms'era on an improved principle, discovered and in
and civil hospitals IN the tncd States. the only prsclcsl
Fourth svenuse
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIP,


l. THROUGH LINE To
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
Firsi Glass. steerage.
Sl5O 10 $gW. S,5.
according 10 location Of berth.
These Inc ude berths boar and all ue-esar1es TOT
the trip
Steamers of the above line pier No. ~ North rve
foot Of Canal street. at u oc
ON lSf, llTH AND 2lST, EACH MONTH,
except when those days fall sunday then the day pre-
vious
One hundred pounds baggage each adult Medicine
and attendance free.
SEPTEMBER I-ARIzONA, Captain Naury, connecting
GOLDEN CITY. Captain Lspd;e
Steamer leaving September II connects closely with steamer
Notice TO sHIPPERs.-Freslt for steamer ARIZONA
received until r. NJ. Tuesday, August 81 AL usual acii.
tiea afforded shippers In collecting inland charges &C.
apply the Conpanys ticket oce the wharf, Of
Canal street. i. X. BABY, Agent.
L,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Merchants Steamship Line
comprising the first class steamships
0ENEfAL GnA .CSft1tn II y Hufck
CRESCENT Captain J: " Hitreh
SHEkMAN.::.. s................ Captain w. r. Henry
GENERAL hEADE.......... .captsin W; Simpson
UNITED siAirs.s. taptaiu o. L. Norton
UNITED STATES,
Captain O. l.. Norton.
will be despatched on Saturday Sept at 3oclock r. M,
from pier u North river. ,
Freight received a through rates Tor 81 LOUIS Mobile and
Galveston.
The SHERMAN will succeed Saturday, SEPT. H..
For freight or passage, having supe0r modatons,
20 BROADWAY,
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UNITED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA
~ ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
sailing regularly Thursday, at o'clock NJ precisely.
from pier No. SNorh river.
COLUMBIA, CAPTAIN u. Van Sce via Nassau. September
EAGLE, Captain N. X. Greene September 10
For freight or passage apply 20
No i linx xllurAl
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-06
Foreign Affairs.

If no war occurs in Europe for four years,
Baron Won Beust says there will be long
term of peace.
The Harvard crew are improving, and
have changed their positions, thus:-Loring
stroke, and Bass, bow.
"A General Synod of the Irish Church
to be called to consider the local change
necessary to disestablishment.
Napoleon will soon issue manifesto, an
nouncing the reduction of certain taxes and
extension of the educational system as the
last of his personal government.
The drapery of the Cathedral of Train, in
Sicily, during the grand celebration, took
fire, and in the panic that ensued sixteen peo-
pie were trampled to death, and many more
seriously injured.
The wife of Prince Karageorgewich has
appealed to the Emperor Francis Joseph for
the life of her husband, the assassin of the
Prince of Servia. The Emperor leaves the
case with the ordinary tribunals.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-06
Domestic Affairs.
old closed yesterday at 1869.

Gold closed yesterday at 1869.
The President is at West Point
Griffin, the engineer who caused the Mast
Hope disaster, was yesterday discharged on
bail.
The National Tobacco Association organ
lied at Cincinnati yesterday, and elected
officers.
DR.. Duvall, of GAINESVILLE, Wis, is in jail
at that place, charged with poisoning his
fourth wife.
Emily f. Kicker, of Portland, Me-. COM
mitted suicide yesterday by taking dose of
oxalic acid
Prominent men of Mississippi are solicit
ing the people to support the National Union
Republican party.
-Ryland Randolph, Democrat, has been
returned to the Legislature of Alabama from
Tuscaloosa district by majority of five
hundred.
The United Ancient Order Of Druids held
a celebration at Bethlehem Pa, yesterday.
Five thousand people were present.
The exposition of textile fabrics in Gin
cinnat continues successfully. The pre-
miums will be awarded to-day, and sales will
then commence.
The Usage Indians repudiate the treaty
with Sturgess, to sell their lands to him for
nineteen cents per acre, and say the treaty was
procured by threats and false representations.
j. b. Brown has commenced suit before
Chief Justice Chase, at Parkersburg, against
Colonel ID. j. Young, for property at Harper $
Ferry, valued at several millions of dollars
"A meeting of worllngmen was held in
st. Louis yesterday, for the purpose of form
ing an organization to send delegates to the
National Labor Congress, which meets in this
city on the 10th inst.
News from Montana, from Democratic
sources, give the Democracy a majority of
20O0 in the election for delegate j. NJ
Cavanaugh was the Democratic candidate, and
is the incumbent Of the position.
Charles and }. d. Cresswell left Edge
field on Wednesday. and were shot near that
town. The first named was killed and the
latter mortally wounded. The report does
not say whether it wss duel or an assault
upon the parties named
The investigation into the killing of Mrs
Hobbs by Major White, in Boston, on Tues
day night reveals the fact that on a prior oc-
casion the murderer had threatened the lady $
life with butcher knife, but had been in
terrupted by DR.. Hobbs.
Charles McKeon, brother of the Hon.
James McKeon, on "wednesday evening was
found lying wounded OIL the head aud iusen-
sib in marble yard at Troy, n. y. his
place of residence. The wounded man died
yesterday morning. 1t is supposed that he
was murdered.
The miners about Port Henry, Essex
county, N. Y, are on strike. They have
forced the miners in the small iron ore beds
to cease work. The Sheriff and posse of
deputies are ready to oppose the strikers in
using violence OF from interfering with the
furnaces.
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EBrg Rio Grande Race, hence for Gardiner al D"'"
lns tant. r,-aui5onca
Sohr VIM +. Burden, Adams hence for ProViuen0e'
was of head of Long island Sound p NJ I'd inst ~ for
Schrs Farragut, Clark and Julia ~ Fratt, hen0e io
Boston, sailed from Holmes Hole A. NJ Sd inst g
Schrs NJ A. Tyler Tyler; NJ. r. Carlisle, PotteS al IL
Welden. Crowell and ID. g. Floyd, Weeden, lor hhii
phia, sailed from Providence Sd inst. ~ =, pouoa;ct
Sohrs NJ. NJ. Merrman, Babbitt, and N H. beno''o"
Ellis hence, at Newport Sd inst. ~ ,,iuor Cor
Philadelphia at Newport p. M, I'd inst ,..., T
Schrs f.. Pratt, NickersoH; Henrietta LeHtSS haneo
Danenhower, Sheppard; and VIM Walton hich' h'"Oo'
at Boston 4th inst. =, tyzo,,io.
Schrs E. Matthews, McEwell; l.. M. hnowies'
Clements and Osprey Crowley hence at portsmouth ISL
instant. --, ,a
Schr H. A. Rogers Frambos, hence, at Newburyport 90
instant. III,
Sohr James w Haig, Brewer, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Newburyport Sd inst - . =, n
Schr Merchant, Phillips hence, at washington ~ ~
Sd inst. .,,.
Schr ~ 3 II. Gould. Crowoll, hence at Bath 81 inst
Schrs Julia and Mary, Hoyt, from Bangor and Apoe;
Davis Gardiner both for Philadelphia, at Portland
Sd inst.
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HOMICIDE.
One Negro KiIIs Another.

About / o'clock yesterday, a quarrel arising
from a trivial cause resulted in the death OF
Francis Wyckoff colored man. The facts
are as follows
At the corner of Doak street, between Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth, in Shippen street, James
Derry keeps a barber shop, and had in his
employ Francis Wyckoff, Henry Carr, and
ordered his looking glasses they were
brought to his shop yesterday, and in his alb
sence Carr got possession of one of them,
under the pretense of showing it to his en-
ployer's wife, and went out with it, When
he returned he had some money, but not the
glass and after some words the glasses were
paid for by Mr.. Derny, who went out with the
man that brought them. Wyckotf then ac-
cused Carr OF having pawned the glass, and
said if he was proprietor lac would discharge
Carr at once. Angry words ensued, and
finally Carr called Wyckoh' a -, and said
he was no man if he did not take it up, and
pulling off his coat, said he could whip him.
They were about entering upon fight, when
Israel Licketts seized them both and kept
them apart While struggling with him,
Carr took what is known as Il BARLOW knife
from his pocket, and with Z back-handed
throw sent it into the breast of Wyckoif, the
noint of the blade piercing his heart. He
was then conveyed to a drug store in the
vicinity. where he died in fifteen minutes. The
deceased was married. but had no family.
Henry Carr, who hed immediately after
committing the deed is a light mulatto, and
had light brown eyes, lump ON his left tenn
pIe. two or three teeth gone from the upper
law. short hair, small goatee, crucitix on
one arm, and is left-handed He was dressed
in a black striped shirt, black alpaca coat
yellow pants black cap, and Congress CATERS,
worn out at the sides. He is about u or y
wears of age, five feet seven inches in height
and weighs about $50 pounds HIS ups are
slightly compressed, and ms nose Is more
Te resided in Madison avenue, back OF st
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C u B A.
Its History, Climate, and People.

Under the above caption AppJetOH'S JOUJBdI
gives the first of a series of sketches relating
TO Cuba. We make two or three extracts:-
THE SIZE OF CUBA.
The island of Cuba in size is nearly equal
to England proper (withOut the principality
of Wales), being seven hundred and eighty
miles in length, and about fifty-two miles in
medal breath, containing superficial area of
torty-three thousand five hundred square
miles, being nearly equal in extent to all the
other West India Islands united. Columbus
supposed Cuba Cat the time he visited the
Isle of Pines, associated with Cuba) to be a
continent, and it was so regarded until cir
COMMUNICATED by Ocampo, i'll the year 1908.
In the early times of the settlement of the
West India Islands, San Domingo was the
most known, and received the largest share of
attention. Cuba attracted but little notice in
Europe, until Cortez made it base of opera
tions in his contemplated and consummated
attack on Mexico 1t will be perceived its
FIRST appreciation was for its military COM
mand of the surrounding coasts. Subse-
quently, in necessary imitation of Cortez, the
Prince de Joinyille concentrated his fleet at
Havana, preparatory to his attack on Vera
Cruz, and to Havana he returned after cap
turing San Juan de Ulloa.
IT'S MILITARY POSITION.
IFS importance as the 'key to the Gulf, +"
will be still more perfectly understood when
we recollect that Cuba is ninety-tive miles
from the nearest point of Jamaica; fifty miles
from Hayti; one hundred and twenty miles
from the coast of Tobasco and Yucatan, in
Mexico; and one hundred and fifty miles from
the coast of Florida.
TFFERsoN's OPINION OF CUBA.
The Importance of Cuba does not therefore
arise solely from its great productive wealth,
nor from the demand its inhabitants make
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NEWS sU2G&rA1Y.


"A large meeting Of delegates from the
various fire companies OF tuls city was held
last evening at the Daiyent Engine House,
for the purpose OF making preparations for
the reception of the Fire Nouaves on their re-
turn from Atlantic City on Saturday evening.
1t was resolved to meet at I o'clock, and after
receiving the Houaves at Vine street wharf,
march over an extended route. A fine band
of music will accompany the escort.
About 4l o'clock yesterday afternoon,
Ellen Gordon, aged 33 years, residing at No.
1876 South Second street, was badly burned
about the body by her clothes taking fire from
a coal-oil lamp that she had upset.
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FOR SALE.
TO RENT.

E.s GERMANTOWN PROPERTY TO LET
III large, moderubqilt house, tenant house, coach.
house, and five of land, handsomely laid walks
and garden within minutes walk of Duys Lane Sta
ton. Apply to j. ARMSTRONG 62I Ems
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Mary street, below Seventh He is origi-
nally from Hollidaysburg, and is said to b.
n dangerous character The detectives are
making strenuous efforts to effect his cap
ture before he can have passed the cit,
limits.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-06
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Mails are Dy every steamer In the regular lines
The steamers for or from Liverpool call at Queenstown
cept the Canadian line, which call at Londonderry The
steamers the Continent call at
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-03
SPECIAL NOTICE.

No larger amount than FIVE DOLLARS 81
in Silver coin viii be received at the Binkim
Office of Wells. Fargo Co at one TIM. eXCep
at IA discount of One per cent.
Carson, September 9TH, 1869.