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theatrical. Another week of the Dram,

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theatrical week of the Drama
-, week of excellent pieces, good audien.
ces. and sublime satisfaction equally distri.
hu,cd between the management, and the pat.
mn, of those unfortunate deceased parties
who a,r nightly dragged from their silent
six foot tombs, (by proxy to ''strut brief
hour upon the stage" for tho entertainment
Of their living likcncsses The character
Of the leading pieces las been . pleasing
variation on the very much played out old
tragedies with gallon Of gore, or an apron
or two full Of tears TO each scene, for, ex.
cept Willow Copsc, the intense emotional
scenes of which arc unsurpassed, the pieces
presented have been rather on the sunshiny
side Of life, with an occasional May shower,
Of a blast Of winter from Nilky White and
Dick Stubbs.
Among tho plays of the week Dot was,
perhaps, the most admired. It 10 . happy
blending of sentiment, humor and pstl'os,
It's characters and plot sketches drawn true
TO life ,by the master hand Of England's
greatest literary genius. Queer. quaint o
Caleb; honest, manly. John and his BY
loving wife hot; Meg with her broad -
ders and her expansive humor; BcrA...-
blind Of vision, and blinded Of heart, by
her cunning old father; 7aeklcson, whose
blightcd affections reconcile themselves to
the sale of sixpcnny horses, and the other
characters We cannot now recall, arc each
splendid, and were well rendered by Mr..
and Miss Couldock, Mr.. Richmond, Mrs.
Langrishc, Mrs. Fitzwillia,ns. Mr.. Martin,
Mrs. Shields, and Mr. Brown. During the
week Doing for the Best. Porters Knot,
WiAop Copse, Milky White, and Dora have
been presented. 1t 10 but according that
conceded wherever he has presented these
pieces, that In their leading characters Mr..
Couldock is beyond criticism, and without
an equal on the stage. As Dot, Alice, and
Dora. Miss C,uldock did cxccllently we'll,
and even those who revel in the refined
agony of Rose Fielding cannot but admire
the better portraiturc of these brighter
seen.:, where Dot turns tho tea, and Alice
,s,ts.anGt the ardent advances of Milky
WMkI cow by.
Mr. aud Mrs. Lar grishc have appeared in
the leading characters of the after pieces
during the week, and II il needless to say
that Menus hos held high cat.'ival. There
are few better comedians than Mr.. Lam
cisse. or laLics Of more versatility ana sen
uue talent than his cs,imabic wife. W.
regret that the engagement ia 30 near .
close. We shall no: soon. ii ever, haze the
pleasure Of seeing the Company here again
after tomorrow evening, ~ engagements
1t Salt Lake, Denver, and other places arc
already made On this evening, tho last
but one, aud Ahc Benefit of Miss C0uldock.
will he presented the beautiful ncw play VI
Hdping Hands. We trust ilscrc will he
full houses both evenings. Deer Lodge
has pa,ronixed Mr.. Langrishc most literally.
and he has deserved it, and for the Fare.
well occasion, let Us give him hearty man.
iies,s.ion Of good will. that In the days To
come hs may remember tho dear people Ut
Deer Lodge with much affection, ard VIC
may ssy of him bis last days were bis best
days
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~ One 81 the very hest regulated saloons In re
Lodge is tho elegant establishment Of Mcssrs Talbot
Noyc,,ce Thompson, adjoining the Scott Iioutc.
Js propsis4ors are gentlemen II wuch experience, Is
evidenced BY the their tsssily-arrangcd rooms and
hehud their superb hsr nOhing but the purcst of
Wines aud Liquors and best brand Of Cigars arc kept
Dave Dcntiy snd Charley Miller are In charge ri the
bar and do the honors In the highest style Of tho st
s."lIcadquarters OF the sporting fraternity.".s
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The brick work on the Wilcox building
IL about completed and that Of Donnell &
Cos finished. They will bs ready for &C.
cupancy In few days.
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Next Thursday will be Thanksgiving
Day. The President has not only ordered
1t ~ day Of national turkey, but has con.
descended to cook Motley's goose.
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MARRTEn.

Kaoe1n- RuscH-At the rssidepce Of n. Bisn, ESQ.,,
Judge D. r: Newcomer. Mr.. Charles KroRer q Bear
Gulch, to Miss Anna Rusch, OF this place.
So 10 verified romance Of Montana. We congratu
late the parties assured they arc we worthy Of each
Other and trusting the best wishes Of their numerous
friends win be realized in . welded lie It many
happy yearA
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Judge W. B. Dance and NJ. q. T. n %
ser were at Philipsburg on business, this
week. II
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"Jocrisse, the Juggler," great sensation
play in three acts, for the closing entertain
ment to morrow evening.
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LOCAL NEWS

GENERAL AGENT-Mr. Geo. W. Irwin II duly az:
CARRIED General Agent Ut the New NORrHwEsT. Al
snipcss transacted with hm will be recognized ny thSs
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The pe.iteniia7J. Pursuant to call OF
the Chairman Of Pcuitcntiary Commission
ers, the Board met and organized on the
18th inst, Mr.. Kohrs, Chairman, and Mr..
stuart, Secretary. They made thorough
inspection Of the Pcniten,iary building,
and accepting tho bonds Of Mr.. James Gil.
christ q Warden, that gentleman qualified.
We arc indebted to Mr.. Stuart for sum-
mary Of tho Report made to Governor
u. +. Potts, which 10 - follows: First.
That having examined the Pcnitcntiary
they and there ore no furnaces or stoves
10 warm the building; no place provided
for tho Warden and guards to reside; no
facilities or place for cooking, washing
bedding tho prisoners, etc; no bedsteads'
bedding, Or other cell furniture; no force
pumps, pipes or hose to lift and convey
water to the bath and wash rooms, or cells.
The Board deem It essential that these
things he provided before the building 10
used. They also recommend grat'ngs TOT
the second Qindows, and that the Interior
Of tho celIy 81 lined with iron, - necessary
to make tho prison secure. The good ON
,ces Of the Executive are also s0licitcd In
requesting Of the general Government an
additional appropriation to complete the
building according to the full plan. The
Commissioners ask Information OF the Ex'
ecutivc as 10 their further action.
BY this it appears the Commissioners en-
4
tsrtain the views heretofore expressed II
THIS paper, that, in ito present condition
the Peuiteutiary II unavailable for lhs
keeping Of prisoners. II the Legislature
were In session An appropriation rom IN
Territory for the construction OF Temporary
buildings and for supplying tho articles =
ecu.isl 10 tho safety and feeding Of prise
ners would be . very proper expenditure
As it is not. unless the Commissioner
should feel authorized TO order those thing
the Penitcntiary seems liable 70 stand 20
some time yeg'sn elegant representative O
architectural usslessness. VANCE,
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California Fresh Fruits Received Daily
By LOUIS h COLEMAN.
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Mining has ceased on Pilgrim Bar.
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HI. Langrishe On Sunday received tcls-
IRAN from N. g. d. Waldron q Denver,
stating Miss Fanny Price appeared on Sat
urday evening to splendid audience.
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Fruits. Cigars, T0bacCoD.
have received to-day, pr sast freight - tAssasd
pounds q
California Apples and Pearsl
Asa, Tebaeoos and Havana Cigars. e99 thso =
tn tsa6e - consausu
At WuOLIAALB AND RETAIL .
AZ tho vosy losso0e Rates ~ oaoh !
salses Kss1sn ~ Dsalas Mn ~ \ = oAes elyaa,
= exsaias ~ seock =. y. LEVY.
oses LsAR oasew ~, lo5a $50 =
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Lizard made the last seven miles In ~ minutes;
mites not notsd. Lizards average time per nilc N
d scc.
Binys time after his Slst mile, not noted. From
the 18th to slst round, Billy Was one mile behind
Lizard.
MRcELLAxEoCs.
The race concluded shortly after supdswn. The ssn
had shonc pleasantly all day, bat With chill shsdews
the crowd gladly dispersed To- town. where warm cup
pcrs and ssmat for the stomach" that II better for
standing awhile after Il ID cooked. wazned the boys
to hilarty. The various saloons were crowded, and
into Of them Lizard In the evening I'D and
rcssed like child During bis stay 4 row occarred,
and his keeper secured safety for oil side Of the
room BY calling out Don't shoot THE way: Lizard 10
over here"
The was declared perfectly fair one BY every
body, and oil bets, including several horses, were
promptly paid with good grace. It II estimated over
$1,000 changed hands. Colonel Thornton, who up
the 4Olh mile took all bets he could get ws loser
nearly &aOO0ou bic horse, and Walton Talbot whe
had backed their horse spirtedy, took h $500 for
Lizards victory. Lizard out the nosniny psim
- morning glory At sunrise, and his owners offered
to put him on the track against u. time without
nndin. takers.
We have devoted quite space to this contest, its
novelty, the interest manifested. and the apendid
~ tuc 0t'SSsoS
In one respect It cssel teat 70 subject them To-
bat neither horse e learn has evdeaced Distress and
tho Lizard men claim he 20 over the same sroand
IN four hours We trust II win net b. tried He has
a. hly earned exsmptioe from the saddle and spur,
And ,tl bic time 10 beaten let bic great sixty mile
,,ee seap - potsceieu, and cover hin With glory In
the horse haSen where traincrs eoe not jockeys
6ase . tread.
~ BUSINESS 10 avsys lively when uosey 70
plenty and money sbould Always be plenty to sustain
arut clsss establishment. EG7erson Smith, OF the
Metropolitan Billiard Hail. take ps:ds IN making their
Saloes ~ pspslas rssen q Dcss lGdgess asd NC
amusencsElsving popuiaec gcseeally. 1ie's tSoses
are o( the most approved pattern and are kept IN CON
pcts ORDER The bar IL stocked with the bcst article
q Liquors and Cisan the eastern and San Fsase'sco
markets afford, and Phil. Brown, the caccnt barkcep
hss no superior % . caterer to Thirsty throats.
Select Sebosl-We ore requested 10 state
that Mrs.. williams designs, II class can
be formed, opening Select School in Deer
Lodge. where, in addition to The branches
Of education ordinarily taught, Instructions
viii be given to Misses In I'll kinds IT plain
and fancy needle work. For particular
inquire of lfrs. Williams, at Rutter's resi-
denee, "a Street
~ Boswell 4 McQuestion, 1t ths City Han Bil'
Hard Rooms, have On hana nd - consistently 70
esivisx pare article q Bsasdy. WHISKY and Wins
AZ cigars q ven Ane and conpises ths bst hsasds q
market TAsy have three Arciass bllliard tables. d
vays u me coadkioa Tor p,aying. A. paacs q y
-. ,.e.~ar,e~A The CITY Hall ~ n hoete TIL
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Deer Lodge II I. o. G T. will hold their
G Communications at the School House until
further notice.
room attached, San Pearl DaildinG. over the Pest
OAce, II applied foe Immediately. ~
nOVl.U A. i. T8RASHER
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A BROWN JUG IN-SIDER
Received pure Ruaset Cider
Twill open your wristbands wider
And yoa say On any day,
Anx.tl.ue Ae0v> NJ sy16nP

little more cider do,
little Brown jug not new
A little more cider for ny Dinah,
A little more cider too.
PLENTY OF Il at Mace Brown jug,
n R-POetry thrown In.
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DEL l(ONICO RE6TAURANT.
Eylle0 Deea6GaR, 0aR x060A y. r.,
DlNN0 RAeplR pnDeaG11091
We ahall sPosO - pains - nake this u 0ose -
oeniablc din1n1 plocs - Deee L0dge Warm meals
oevod & 80 hous and tab1es sSssod With IL bsse
tie market aGogde. k ~
Try TH9 DILwoNlC0. '
NJ. jas. Z. OWING, D. G. Of q. 8. L Il.
"a d. n. r., arrived % Monday md Will Be
located % Deer Lodge dursng The winter.
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Sixty Miles for $4,000!
The Race Of Sixty Niles between 'sLisarlo
and "Bl!ly," Wen ey the Former In
Hears and - Minutes.
Besides Several Other Natter net Account.
e. Tor % this Heading.

The sun rose on Wednesday, Nov. IL, 1t the ssual
hour upon this valley destined to be the scene Of IN
unusual II not unparalleled occas1ence-a roe Of %
miles for two thousand doar the homes TO 60 being
Walton Talbot's Lizard and Colonel Thorptons
BILLY" The race WAS agreed upon some two weeks
ago, and on Tuesday evening each party had depo.ited
$1,000. The novelty Of the race, the certainty that
the hackers had nerve and luce, and the established
reputation Of the horses Tor speed, spirit and cndu.
rance attracted quite number Of strangcrs to the
town. number that would have been much larger
had not the caprcous and unpleasant weather Of the
last ten days discouraged nearly al from coming
ccpt those living within riding distance on the morn
Ing Of the race. heavy frost covered the groand.
and an almost unprecedented fog hung dense and close
to the valley until II n, when It lifted and the sun
shone bright and pleasant during the remainder Of the
day. With the sunshine came ont the people. 1.-THE
became the exclusive topic Of conversation and
whisky the only orthodox drink Just before noon
We took look 1t
New-York tribune., 1870-01-31
CRIMINAL.

At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Justice Ledwtb Michael Hurley James McCan0n
aud Thomas BrOphy diids John Smith, Of No Se2 East
HoustOn.st, were brought by Officers SMITH. Tute nnd
Woods for having stolen from the brass OunderY OF van
Horn Welsh, on saturday night. "a large quantity Of
brass castings. As impossible TO prQcare The al
tendance Of the owners OF the prJery in Court yeser
day the prisoners renanded until this morning
At the jefferson Market Police Court, on
Saturday before Justice shandley George Harrison was
committed for examination the charge OF having
picked the pocket OF Mrs. Sophia Miller OF No % Ninth
ave. Of A5, at the Methodist Church Pefry-st hrf
son denied the theft. Yesterday Gustav Gunner age
-, living Brooklyn. charged by Adoph Hankle oi
No SH NInth-aye with having stolen from BliD at dinef
ent times between the 18th and 26th OF January three
watches. Of the total value OF S26. Gunner was en-
pioyed In the shop OF HaDke matchmaker and appro
lrated 10 hls tho watches given hin 10 repair
GuRner pleaded guilty aud locked up for trial,
SOhD GOwAns, teweler at No l7S Waterst, WAS also
uetlmized by Gunner. who employed him some months
kR0. Gunner left his employ very suddenly, taxing
With him $50 worth Of watches. Detective Murphy
End Mcconnell OF the Twentieth Precinct arrested Gun
Ter on both complaints Upon searching his room IN
CfaDberyst Brooklyn, they found pawn tickets fof Tour
of the Watches which, 1t is expected. VIII be re-
covered today the other three will also be restored 10
New-York tribune., 1870-01-31
INOEESTS.

Coroner Schirmer was requested to hold an
inquest yesterday over the body Of Charles Mecka' who
was drowned by falling into vat IN the woOlpuling
establishment Of Max Eisner at No l9 Jacobst...JOs
Leon age CO. for 30 years messenger at the Essex
Market Prison, Saturday committed suicide by cut
ting lis throat lie had been in health for several
weeks He resided with his bachelor brother Jacob Tor
many years past. Both believed 10 be wealthy.
Coroner Rollins held al inquest Coroner Schlrmer on
Saturday held inquest Ot tie MOrgue over Mlchael
Sullivan, who was killed Wednesday at mower :
Station by an East train while leaving tram bound
West. The body taken TO NORWICH Conn, iOl
inte.meut John Hcidemeyer on Saturday iel through
tue hatchway Of ELreits Brewery IN Ninety secondst;
near sacoud-aye.. and was killed Coroner Rollins held
the rgucst He also held inquest over the D0dy OF
Thomas Aailagh. au emigrant, who was found III the
NuItn ElNeT, of Per No. 4.
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Fire And ACCIDENT IN BROOKLYN.

About o'clock on Sunday morning fire
broke out in the plaster mill OF George slannard No 10
South Third.st, Brooklyn, L. d. a threestory brick
building wththe contents, totally destroyed Loss
estimated at $4,000 Insured in the LoraId, Fulton
and Penix Insurance Companies The fire is believed to
have been the work Of an ncendiary Mrs. Shepherd
residing nearly opposite the rear OF the Hli, iS ~ ~
Becoust states that while up nursing sick enid she
saw making re IN the back part OF tue hnlldlhg
Assistant Fire Marshal Ready will investigate the mat
ter. Thos McCaffrey. member of Engine Company No.
IL, and James Fielding OF the same company, were
severely injured by the falling OF the front wall.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-31
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NBw-YORK..........


CLEARED.
Steamships Alabama FernandinA Denmark Lverpoo City
psFp Lye.OS S is' SsOwi SNap Ap St
Georgetown Auhne NewBedd weser Bremen, Louisa Moore
ship Freedom London.
R g IS: Saba Trieste GSni M'n'., S'F FS Nss S. LC6tS s
star CsdI Charles Albert Gpaamao; Catswba Tndsd Prairie
SENS Johnson N.@iagoa Hc Goly B''sfs5t
Grace Girer Wmgtcp SOckbam iwgdngon yegsoa Borden,
New0Teansi Grand Mssef, !ataL ES.i Alpha, 81 Jasd
ARRIVED.
steamship Palmyra Watson Liverpool jan H. and Queenstown l2h
steam.p Soto Morton Nevoreans Jan a. via Havau. IS with
Steamship Deutschland. Nynster Bremen via Southampton Jan 49,
steamship Alabama Liueburuer Mobile VIA Ferns1dlua iVb
Brig Jeremia, Ford Ms-anns
Brig Rosetta, Mcdonald CaTdenas days, molasses
Sehr ReornO P0eh IsGao via sa Il days with hd LosWood
scHooSsRs RIVER ,yp co.srwrsE.
Evelyn stanford rs. Parker Geucove
Colests, New-Haven. Bedabedao, RoeEsnd.
4 G. Lawrence, Stamford Reteg'on RockAnd
Y.i.o6. Gu'ifrrl James English. Bli,abetbport
MoFrS ;as BasSPo ~ GaS ESsisPPo EESSssPoTs
Horace, New.Hayen FraEkin Pierce, EhnbethpOrt
julia Baker New-laveu Gen. U y Grant kl1abethport
C. s. Ha1srl Bridgeport Geo. II. Couoye, EiIAbeihPort
~ Z Davis Davis. Gui3foS EaiGs and Hannah NorvalL
Lady Adams, NeW-Haveh e. Grameri Providence
American ISa saac Chez SGSl RoSclsui storm SsSa1ea.
and Ned Bridgeport Mar Fletcher; Providence
Undiue Wsrelam. George, Roekland
Garland Bridgeport Amelia, hOGSaik,
G c. GoOdNh, bridgeport
Bak.r-sehr from Denerara Or Bath, Jan Is lat 2l Ion
Cam Jan 2The bark Fred Nicolas vent ashore on the Bar At
Tie entrance Of m port yesterday She lost her eeeA0a anu was
FOREIGN PORTS.
2The CunAd steamship Cuba from New-lfs
arSyai c Yesterday Tie steamship IDAHO from
Nev.loIk ainei this morning.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-31
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

The Clark BimRger CdSe,-In this case a
uouop was made before Judge Blatchford, that the
Marshal he directed 10 take possession of the assets OF the
rm now the hands OF tine receiver appointed Dy the
Supcror Cour aud hold them subectO the order OF the
ass cnee in bankruptcy; hut Argument 0n the motion
was postponed uutl next Saturday. pending the decision
Of the peal the that is TO be argued before Judge
Woodruff on Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-31
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

The Sub Treasury Frduds.-The evidence in
the case Henry Aen the Keeper Of the subTeasuy
building who was charged before Commissioner Osborn
with presenting false vouchers to the Government for
supplies furnished the building has been closed for the
prosecution. motion made 20 dismiss the cOnlplalhi
was denied and the case was adjourned 10 give the de
fcnse Nd OppOrtunitY 10 produce eYldUnee.
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c IN o"ner IN Few days. Gunner also pleaded guilty
reepest enc second Sod compliant The notorious house 10
saturday night while the midnight orgies were fast and
% Dy sergeant Kilien Of the Court Squad,
paleu ny posse OF men. The COMPLAINT upon which
Justice Shandley issued warrant was made by Emma
smith OF No. lS2 GTeene-st.
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suRRoGATE,s couRr-New YORK Co.

In the SuTogate's Court Of this County, dur
Ing the past week letters Of administration were eramied
the estates Of Frederic Meyer Clarssa Harrison, VIM
H. ApPleysrd, Jane Brown, Samuel 3. buckingham
Jane Taylor, Herman Bear H. Huntington Lee, 4. Is.
Hiard. The following letters Of guardianship rave
been granted for Charles aud Mary LaeODer, Gedwade
Campbell, W. j. Rnch, Charles Coz
New-York tribune., 1870-01-31
UNITED STATES DIS.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-IS BANKRUPrcY.
During the week ending on Saturday volun-
tary petitions bankruptcy flied by Cyrus W.
LOdeT, Benjamin H. LOdcr, NJ. g. toughhD, Edwin
Church, Thomas c. GoetChus, and Charles Painter aud
discharges M Bankruptcy were received by James
kDyOB, George W. Il. Cushing and George H. Raymond
New-York tribune., 1870-01-31
COURT CALENDARs-rnrs DAY.
PASSENG Fps ARRITEn

FROM BRhNENlnIstesm,hp Deutschland Jau 29Jobn Muller
Juan Fanca Marc and wife Carl Meyer Edmund Gnennrer
ohm and family, Jolu Williams James Stone Lauberg Andrew
1erhan ou Domerek, john Webb Bule Schui OTTO
Shisch and wife bse Lncht Cath Henry
behNeleAlAtdt, Adoli AdIe D MangeI Never, MaIks
New-York tribune., 1870-01-31

TIE PERRY MURDER IRIAL-ANOIIIEN DIsA'
GREEMENT.
The second trial of Edwin Perry, for the al
lodged murder Of the private watchman, Thomas Hayes
at Harbecks Stores Brooklyn, concluded before
Judge Pratt the Kings County Court OF oyer ana Ter
miner on Saturday. After the charge Of Judge Pratt
the iury retired and remained out until nearly O'CLOCK
on sunday morning, aud being unable to agree, they
were discharged They stood IL is said four for eonvc
ton a eight for acquittsl Perrys counsel Will to-day
nuNo MS Admission 10 bail.
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Corporation autitts.

CUPREME COURT. in the matter OF the
- appleatou the Mayor AMensu lie OF the Cty Of Nesio
relative WIDENING and srRAIGIirBNlSG Of bRoApWN
sscond and FlRy Bntbst IN the Sy OF NV
lork-sOTfC The nndrgned Cemmissoaers OF hsnss Ao
As,e,,e h the above enu proceeding hereby give noee to
M, ou,r, ee. sud pae " the Abs hainngs
PROMISES TO as taken damaged said poessdns 10 pIodeer her
t deeds leases documents relative 10 their ovnershp OF of
snch sb nhng- premises 70 he care o' on
the Connssieu AZ their ohes nun Ssf
81 Ks, (Roo Ne 2 gny TO tie Ore. day q ftbrD
between the hoIs 81 "a aud No., or default ureoi
awars iaT damages Viii lie made 10 Uninown OAess
Nes.leTE. Jan. 10. i65'. 49, ......,..,
CIIAS. q. CORhkLL iCOmmss0nea
JAMES s. HkSNESsRf,t
New-York tribune., 1870-01-31

0uaA Sttamtrs.
TOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
il UNITED STATES aud BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP CONPANI
Nal sailing 2Sd OF mouth
SOUTH AMERICA. Capt 3 l. TIskLEPAUeH. February IL
NORTH AMERICA. Ctpt q. b. sLocun Maeb2a
AKRRIAACK. Capt WIEN. Apul IL
schedule time and SIS
Bahia and Rio de Jhn and returning For
Of freight passage,
WIN. u GARRISON. AEsnt No BowhrgTrsen. keV.fotE
II S. MAIL TO HAVANA.
" ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.
SAILING regularly EVERY THURSDAY. at O'Clock Prse
houP Pier No. 4Eonh River
COLUMBIA Capt X Van nNee................. February
EAGLK NJ r. Gfeene.
NORRO CASTLE. CAPT R. Adaus. H.
No Bowhug-gre-n
EROM CHARLESTON TO FLORIDA, via
il SAVASEAH-TRI.w BBKLY LINE.
will leave CHARLESTON
SAVANNAH. OF tle
ttirs and the North. Eastern railroad train: - - -,.,,.,
PILOT BOY, (nabd Route) every SUNDAY hoRhISd a.
o'clock. - - ......,,.a . ,I
CITY POINT. ever FRIDAY EVENING. t8 o'clock .
Through be had all Cbsrefton AID Savannah steamship
"'' Nh' J. D. AIKEN Co,
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