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New-York tribune., 1870-04-21
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK, wednesday, April 20, 1870.

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, April 20, 1870
There was a good attendance to-day at
the Exchange and the bidding was in some cases sp
tied, although the sales were not numerous.
Among the auctoneers were the Mcssrs A. j. Eleecker
Son Co.. who sold the house with lot No. lS7 Hudson
st. opposite the Hudson River Railroad depot, and
part OF what used TO be St. John'ssquare, for t27oo
Houses are not valuable In that locality for residences
since St. Johns Park became site for great depot
The Messr Bleecker also sold the twostory and base
men frame house with lot No l6 Walworthst DetWeeh
Wloughby and De Kalbayes Brooklyn, In good order,
containing gas and water, for 5000. o,s .o-
day the elegant country seat known as the
tanning abo2Ss acres lying on the east bank OF ,ne a.
miles north OF Rhinebeck Station and miles iroin
Rhinebeck Village. The house Is OF stone, Win prca
partition walls built in the most substantial manhr
stands abous 100 feet above the river and eomana t
e% for Sgef or Il the fs a snd
Gardeners house contains rooms, and Is "
houses with small, cold grapery attached Carrlage
house with coachmans rooms harness rooms, &c stable
has four stalls and two box stalls lce-house
and other outbuldings convenient The farm build
ings comprise one stone with large range
Of stables and barns, capable OF containing apout "
The place was to be Oft red as whole in two lots
one Of 5O acres including the mann farm building and
the north building site the other OF lOI acres cuds
the mansion gardeners house. and hay barns each max
ing complete place ITSELF and having equal water
TO infer that no transfer accomplished: -
The Messrs. A. j. Bleecker, Son Co will sell on frl-
day the mansion and 80 of land at Throgg Neck
which 10 be sold on Thursday but
of the weather. -. o,.
VIM H Raynor has sold lot, north side OF slxty-
seventhst feet east of Fifthave, full size for
This lot was sold about two weeks ago for 800 MI
Ravnor has also sold lots south side OF Oneunded-
fth-st, l25 IL. deep west OF si1ta'e, ior
5000. 4.
The Gunther property at Jamaica which was offered az
public sale about a ago for the benefit OF two Ger
man charities in this city, has been disposed OF az an
average 500 each lot by the Messrs Lawrence, YAK
ley, and Fleury, at private sale.
AUCTION SALES OF NEw-YORK REAL ESTATE.
BY A. J. BLEECKER, son & co.
House lot No l5 Hudson st. 70 Of Hasrtsii lot 2'fl
d., f.
u. NJ SEAMAN. -
.lots 5sthst s Of 3dAve each 25Il00 W J. sehdeL o
AUCTION SALE OF BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
BY A. !. BLEECKEB, son co.
s,o,v frame bon and lot Wawortb 80 II OF VII
loaghbyave 20xloO Mr.. saw
AUCTION SALE OF JAMAICA REAL ESTATE.
BY LAWRENCE. OAKLEY FLEURY
2storv frame house outhung and Is OF ground stu
aie Jamaica L. j. -"
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bEPARTURE or FOREIGN Nails.
THURSDAY. APRIL 2l.

THURSDAY, APRIL q.
k fo' Havana Nassau aud the " e ladies ssmship Moro
tsst, fer No. y r. cO~ Il N. Steamship sails al
Mails To- kuTup tOuhamptOn aud Bremen pr steamship Her
Of Lirst H0lokeH II NJ STEAMSHIP
sas o. Supplementary Mil FOR paid letteTs only,
u Pier al Holokel and closed al "A p m
h ior Aaw Panama the South Pace and Central Amer
1 Port steamship Henry Chauncey, Pier No. a " r.
A. fOstOlce At 10. a. Steamship sails al Il NJ.
FRIDAY. APIIL n.
h o Europe via Dr and Liverpool per steamship North Amer
% r toitu he vii clOe at keN iOrk Post One p. No
''''et selt g ta A except those specially directed
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Go Manufacturers.

90 nlannfarturfrs.
rTHE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING COM
PANY invite Manufactures their WaterPover
the Of Passac New-Jeey ude water our mites heoT
and eight miles above Newark adjoining the EIt af
and within ten H0bOken and jersey City and eleven IRON t1e
City Hall They and fall Of tventytvo % 10
and Of three hundred
acrs arranged that each one has the
both head and tail The supply o water
abundant but permanent The properly situated on
uavgab Of large population, While us proximity 10
The ty Of keYork Communicating with II plank road by rail-
road and by water renders location fer
featuring In the country. the premises and slhnua
brick Mil 40Il0O four hgh Machine Shop and found
occupation Application can be made 10 D. '"
TORREY 81 Yeseysi., Nev-York.
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Mr. and Fernandez Rodnrue Mr Salvador,
Alvarez M Bros-er Miss Schmidt Dsrre, Mr. Gross Mr.
Mchand Mr. Cheily Mr. Dcmers Ms Benoit Csoer Mr. Dillon
and nephew Mr. LePennec Mr. Joot Mr. Bernard MI Srouner
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lflarble ano Slate nlantrls.

flarble an0 Slate Hlantcls.
ENAMELED SLATE MANTELS.-Pl Plain,
IL Marbze and Decorated 1t prices from 80 TO 80 and up"aL
Also Slate of every description plain and OrnamensL
PESRHYN SLATE Co.. No. 30 West Eghteenthst.,
Between Fifth and siIih-aves.
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS.-
VI Opening Of NEW SHOW ROOMS with finest assortment o
MANTELs this Pnee times A. KLABER, lJi AM
l3G Eas Eighteenth-sti near Ih.ri-aye, Nesfork
NIARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.-Rich
VA and elegant designs 80 SIS +250 7. b.
Co. siIth-aEe, Thr sh and Thirty Iihst
- KLABER & Co, formerly 81 First-ave.,
Ds row 223 West lty6rstst be. broadway and Eighth
Marble Marhd Msnte HeAdstone MoHamsnr, Iles
latest designs; cheapest in this cty.
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bort il)aroens' Notire.

STATE NEv-lORK, I
PoRT-WARpENs' OYFIcE No % Willanst.
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ Section q the Act gasss Apl "a lsi sgilcd An Act to
interested m charge Of the subject matter Of snoh inquiry
eramnat or oosng vessels under
ton y the Port VII
completed days succeeding notice board sad
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fona Jslan6 Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE, at FLUSHING "A first-class
RESIDENCES unsurpassed Of EevYork In completeness
ever pseua expense finish Bath furnace
k carnage three ,ssaly improved near depot
W1 EXCHANGE frstclsss HOUSE, Opporo
.y Pull particulars with JAMES b. PARSONS - Pne-st
nor SALE or to LET-Two new 3-story
fame HOUSES hed with brick; vesbae door., all modern
imrroyenent, arranged bot and cold water
bath stationary vashub- basins and two vateres fve marble
mapts; within minutes Of the Tenth and Tveniyihrs
ferries On one Of Geenpon Oa near Frank
ave-. within the ferry all Improvements
As above Rsn $40 Apply the premises Of W. H. JAIN
SON Co. Crates and Penier, Union squire, New-fork
NOR SALE or EXCHANGED splendid
COyTRY SEAT on Long Island 81 choice land and fruit
l,rv frcutns feet South Bay hosting Ssh
ing and bathing one depot Prcua with A. sEK1EAsI
81 WaIl-st
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Citn Real estate for 6ale.

VIIn HfuI V5IUlt Iur DHIr.
A FIRST CLASS 3-stoIy, high-stOOp, brown
"A trout for SALE Rf fst west Of hfzhtb-lye No
3l7 built with paeAss vnsoss walnut stairs
furnished entirely fA with IRON ats mirrors
furniture from Phelps Jsseu Co. from
Kelly. Pnoe s3Suo which In
everything excepting library linen and family porraf
Possession Nav June &2D0)0 s15,oO remain RAN
DELL 554 and 81 II ghh ave
EOR SALE-GREENE-ST, Nos. 203, 205, 2O7,
2j i2O front JT feet 10 feet deep ytay
500 -7OO rIBain To be sold b! snerOn
At III Broadway, THURSDAY, April ~ 1870 ht
MULLER WILKINS, NO 7 Pine n.
JNOR SAIE-Twenty or more vacant LUIS,
ThreiIth and Thirty -,enthstA and Eleventh AMI
immediate be there pef
Of is newly payei
". H. WEBB, % Lewisst or b ErehaHee place
LNOR SALE-A three-stOry brick HOUSE, with
Threut sud seventh A d. BALDWIN S W-ls
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1)rintirg.

printing.
PAMPHLETS, Bylaws, 'and Law Cases,
sPECIALTIES by j. DICKSON, Mercantile Printer TryonroW
opn Cty Hall n Y Cards 81 Is lWO upi Bheads
- % per OO0 Circulars sire 1000 eli Poster leI!i
800 &c So Gutter Bills, ~ pei lCoe
WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, 14 FultOn-st.-
w LfTHOGRAPmC, STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL
MANUFACTURERS.
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BrookIpn 11roprrip TO fft.

ITO LET-In Brooklyn, f. ID. (WillamsoIrghl,
the 3ory and basemgn' ghs,oop bnck HOUSE 20 LIes
place ars.ea AMI height ohOoL Ren; 500 Ad g. a.
NHEDON - ami 81 Duaae-st y Y.
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Drooklnn Real gstair for Sale.

EOR SALE-On liieks-st, Brooklyn, within
DWELLING tRngi.A baneniJ sh furnace, BATH .atsrese
a. In ~ I'D ee.o A. the rriing Europe Price Sl0
1si Apoly 10 A. L. DAyKSPOrTf Agrnt lSI hoaisguesL
NOR SALE or to LET, or EXCHANGE for
PROPERTY u gss Boeslvn lighis-A hfee sot' and
I.se1t IipI A ss a0F three bay windows south
comnahug one of Of hoa ~ The lights runHns
brt store Furmanst House .
80 sh vscaai sygth running thouyh 10 fgsansi In
meas possession Po pArcua1 -se-s OF ca. on IL LiohfihLp
lG5 schenefboust
EOR SAILS LOTS near Prospect Park, on
the FAg.h side w h. so lo~ hroli % 10 daTs Apply "
n COOPER VI PalsoB ave. eofpe Of L<ursaas~t
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Real gstate 10 Gtthanee.

EXCHANGE or for Sale-Farm OF 300 acres;
IL dwelling houses and all other necessary obungs
out nom fruits kinds large and small sbunaHee, well
wnei N HI cuyaon IT'S be moved by
chine IL miles Peeksk1 Depot " well aatei TO cut
price sl00OoO Of incumhrauce Apply 10 X r. BERRlEN I'D
lanrens-st or g. McCoTrEk, l2 BroadNay Neslok CITY
EOR EXCIIANGE-A HOUSE in Brooklyn
il for GOOD ock Of staonery and Books BRoOKFIELD CdAr
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Go formers en0 Others.

IMPORTED ALDERNEYS.-By ship Mogul,
u Tor SALE AZ 20 KoAuson-st inquire u
DAVIS COLLAMORR "a Broalssr
SEED CORN.-The fruit of many years ST.
- lection non the Chester Co for nsu gn-.
tssRr esnhoi be eIoe delivered K. Rprs
bah sj bush. ~ bIsh \ H. hst OsAhlA A..
h4ekylle, Chester Co.. Pena
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vVO LET-The STORE, basement and snb-
cellar and the two uprer foor. tie building No 60 q
low 20 q business eIirs hszz riouN Avpl, % - .
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Citp I1roprrtn 10 frt.

ENGLISH BASEMENT, BlOwn-StOne HOUSE,
~ on stt e.tt ctweea Fnb ard Sirbaye~ 10 geod oir 70
RENT furnished orunurnheI Apply OWNER II West 1~ea
frou2 To 1
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TT,O RENT-For one year from May next a
Handsomely furnished iheesory
40 Auulro W.
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EOR RENT, furnished, near Fifth-aye., in
West eveuthst brick HOUSE, SORES an attic SkIt rod
EN- mpoveens good ne hbolhoOL HAZARD, APIHOkP Co..
broadway.
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GOOD. light ROOMS, with Steam Power. APP
i plv "a DAY 4 NICHOLS 10 W0o-er-s'.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-16
THE WAR.

Our Geographic dispatches to-day are
interesting if not important. Six thou
sand French troops, under Marshal Can
robert, broke through the Prussian lines
at Metz yesterday, and are marching on
Sedan. This is significant of the spirit
which animates the French people.
They seem fully resolved to die in the
last ditch. A desperate struggle may
yet take place before they are conquered.
Paris is in a good condition to resist
attack, and may hold out much longer
than generally predicted. In the
meantime, prospects Of intervention
may improve The powers of Eu-
rope, while glad to see France
crushed and forever ruined, are not
pleased at the turn affairs have taken in
Prussia's favor. German Aggr4ndiEe-
ment will be as repugn2ni 10 England,
Russia and Austria IS the former glory
Of France. Affairs are in = state Of
chaos, and it is uncertain what VII Be
the ultimate good results King William
has not gained strength at home by
treating Napoleon as still the Emperor
of the French Empire
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BELGIUM.

BouILLoS, September l6.-On Thurs
day last six thousand troops of the army
under Bazaine, which had been shut W
in Metz, broke through the Prussiar
lines under Marshal Canrobert, and is
making forced marches upon the Prus-
sian army at Sedan. This intelligence
has also been communicated to the
PrussiAns at Sedan and has created the
greatest excitement within that city,
The Prussians are making extraordinary
s5oEss 10 prepare for any attack upon
the works. Sedan has been proclaimed
to BE IN 3 state Of siege and the inhabi-
ianss are inierdieted from communica-
tion With the exterior The nights com.
mAnding the city have been fortified and
every preeauiion has been taken against
surprise. The measures for defense are
esteemed perfect.
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ENGLAND.

LoSDoy, September l6.-The Times
declares that it will be preposterous fol
the Prussians TO attempt to reinstatt
Napoleon upon the throne, which the
Republic has overthrow. The Times
further endorses the opinion expressed
BY the St. Petersburg Journal, that
Prussia must negotiate peace with the
Constitutional Assembly Of France.
AJyices from Paris stsfe that the cap
ital is calm, resolute and confident.
Dispatches from Berlin are positive in
the belief that there is no prospect Of
Germany abandoning her claim for the
cession Of territory.
Sedan is in possession of the Bavarian
corps, who were detached to protect and
hold its defences when the main army
resumed its march upon Paris.
An American vessel has arrived at
Toulon with recruits for the French
army.
Paris dispatches announce that the
Prussians are in force to the northeast
Of Paris. They captured train on the
Northern railway at Sailin, Department
of Disc, and fred another near Chantilly.
The uhlans are between Cretil and
Neully.
Eighty thousand picked troops have
left Paris to attack the Prussians in
open field.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A Tainted Atmosphere. -Malarious fevers
are most prevalent in the fall. Heavy and
unwholesome exhalatons then arise from the
earth. and the great disparity between the
temperature of day and night predisposes the
system, enfeebled by the summer heats to
epidemic diseases. The secretivc organs, the
liver especially. are apt, at this period Of the
year, to become inert and sluggish, and all
the bodily powers require renovation. The
best, indeed the only protection against the
morbid influences of the season is whole
some medicated stimulant. Pre-eminent
among the restoratives Of this class, and in
deed foremost among the remedial and pre-
yentiye medicines Of modern times. stands
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Its reputation
is co-extensive with the Western Hemisphere;
ithas been standard article for twenty years;
its sales las may be ascertained by the rove
nue. returns) are far larger than those Of any
other proprietary preparation ON this conti-
nent; and the testimony in its favor embraces
letters of approval from the most distin-
euished members Of all the learned profess
sions and from we'll known residents Of
almost every city in the Union. These are its
credentials. To state what 1t is doing to pre-
vent and assuage the sufferings of the human
family would require more space than can be
given to the subject here. The dyspeptic, the
bilious, the nervous, the weak and emaciated,
the desponding, the broken down. find in its
renovating and regulating properties sure
and immediate means of relief. 1t is pure
vegetable specific, at once safe and potent,
and for which the whole materia medica af-
fords no substitute. cod
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LITERARY.
NoMIN EES.

NOMINEES BY THE COMMITTEE FOR
~ officers OF the Chamber of Commerce for
the ensuing yeari election Monday. 18th Of
President:
A. T. LACEY.
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, September l6.-The blockade
of German ports upon the Baltic and
North Seas ceased Sunday last Dis
patches from Koenigsburg, Colburg and
Dantzic, upon the Baltic, report the dis
appearance Of the French blockading
squadrons of those ports A dispatch
from Hamburg announces the cessation
Of the blockade upon the North Sea and
the opening Of the Elbe, Oder and other
rivers, together with the departure Of the
French squadron soGthwardly.
The Ministry Of War has bulletined
the following important news, received
direct from Meaux:
HEADoUARTERs OF GEsNAx ARMIES. !
MEkux OF MAINE. q Mills FROH PARIS.
Thursday. September Is. Evening.
The enemy have blown up all impor-
tant buildings, stations and viaducts
upon the roads and railways leading to
Paris This destruction is unnecessary,
as the march Of our columns continues
without even an hours halt upon the
road.
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THE DUTY OF THE HOUR.

The Chairman Of the Democratic Elk.
eeutive Committee, at Washington, tel
egraphs, in reply 10 various inqui-
ries. that they do not believe the
Radical Clerk Of the House would en-
roll the names Of members whose dis
abilities have not been removed, or that
such members would be permitted %
take part in the organization Of the
House Such action would be in full
accord with everything the Radicals have
done since they came into power Laws
are construed to suit themselves or SET
aside altogether. Members whose disa-
biliiies have been removed are believed
to be legally eligible without taking the
ssst-oafh, but every Democratic seat,
where there is the slightest pretext,
viii be contested These are import
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nsy- Active and energetic agents and solicit
tors wanted in this city and all parts Of the
above territory. l-I
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Suburban.
IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED. }

McLemore avenue-Seven acres fine i'm
pr0vements.
Horn Lake road-Five acres, admirably i'm
proved.
Seyenty-eight acres about four miles from
the city limits; good, substantial improve
ments; can be had at a bargain.
Poplar street Boulevard-37115 acres; fine i'm
prOvements.
On the Memphis and Ohio railroad. six miles
from the city-Forty acres.
Woodlawn. near Buntyn's-Three acres.
Cooper avenue-Thirteen acres; very hand
some improvements.
Union avenue-Seven acres; good improve
ments.
Warheld tract = Fourteen and one-half
acres.
Kerr tract-Twenty and one-quarter acres.
Central avenue-Thirteen acres; fine i'm
proyements.
Valentine avenue-Nine and three-quarter
acres; good improvements.
Belts tract-Twenty-fiye acres.
Several fine building sites in Mrs. s. w.
Jones' subdivision. on the Poplar street boule-
yard; also, fye-acre lots suitable for garden
ing purposes.
One hundred and ninety-two acres ton miles
from the city. at a low figure.
Seven years lease on an Alabama street lot,
50xl50; frame house with four rooms, kitchen,
etc.. can be had at bargain.
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MINNESOTA.


wISovA, September l6.-- The boiler
explosion yesterday afternoon, in Laird
4 Norton's sawmill, shook the earth for
miles around, scattered fragments at a
distance Of one hundred rods, scalded
Michael Burns, the fireman, and broke
the leg Of workman, submerged the
engineers, two boys and team, and
caused a general fright Of 500 persons.
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ant considerations for the convention
which meets at jackson Tuesday. Eli
gibility is serious question. The Radi-
Gals would be rejoiced to see us put some
ex- Confederate in the field, who could be
dispossessed of his seat. The mere ques-
ton of election is not so important, Just
now, as selection. We know we can elect
the nominee; we elected the lamented
Leftwich the last time, but hewas never
permitted to take his seat. Let us make
no mistakes this fall. We have been
without representative Too long Smith
has been drawing pay and mileage, it is
true, but has not represented or pro-
NOTED single interest of the people.
His own constituents have no COM
merce, no business houses, no taxable
property, not even two mules and
forty acres Of land; so he had nothing
to represent but Smith. Little Smithy
Is welcome to all the money he
has made out of the Congressional
business. 1t is better pay, no doubt
than selling parched COOLERS and gum
drops and secession papers, but he must
be supplanted by somebody who can
read and write and who is man and q
gentleman in sympathy with the great
interests of the people. We beg pardon
for alluding to Smith at all. He is not
of any earthly significance,
he has often made his mark
and used to be good at whitewashing
fences, but that was before he got above
his business. He would like to be made
a martyr, but we cannot afford to abuse
him even at the rate of twenty cents per
line. Don Piatt settled his case long |
ago. What we mean by these illusions
is simply that we can elect an eligible,
Democrat TO take the vacant
seat occupied by Smithy, and we must
DO our duty
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No Cure, No Pay. : FoRREsr's JUNIPER
TAR-For Coughs. Group. Whooping- Cough.
Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Splitting Of
Blood and Lung Diseases. Immediate relief
and positive cure, or price refunded. so cents.
N. B.-The genuine article has yellow labels.
with white, imprinted wrapper.
Gilt GOODYEAR * HILLS.
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CHICAGO.
Episcopal Convention.

CHICAGO, September lG.-After some
struggling yesterday, the Episcopal Con.
vention adopted a canon suspendinr
from the ministry all who appeal to civil
courts against the action Of ecelesiasti
cal bodies.
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FrancO-American Volunteers
Arrive mt Marseilles.
Great Destruction of Bridges, Rail
roads, Viaducts, etc, by Order
Of French Commander.
$4,000 Picked Troops Leave Paris to
Attack the Prussians.
FRANCE.

MARsAILEs, September l6. = The
American ship New York Queen has
arrived with FIVE hundred Franco-Ameri-
can volunteers She also brought a
cargo of seven thousand rifles.
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Attorney General Akerman sick
RoIlffeaI

Attorney General Alderman sick -
Political.
ATLANTA, September l6. Attorney
General Akerman is very sick, and will
not leave for Washington for a number
Of days.
The Republican State Central Com
mittee met again to-day. All difficult
ties are healed The election bill was
adopted, and lefs for the action Of the
Legislature. The 10th Of December was
recommended as the day Of election.
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NOTICE.
coSGREsATIoS BETH FL 4 ENEdnH, !

CONGREGATION BETH FL ENErH, |
MEMPHIS. Sept. u. 1870.
V,HIS Is TO NOTIFY ALL ISRAELITRS
i who wish 10 rent seats at the Synagogue
Of the Congregation Beth FL Emeth, corner
Of Monroe and Second streets. for the coming
holydays, can do 20 by applying to T. Field
man, President. corner Of Monroe and DeSoto
streets !. Happeck. 352 Main street; Joseph
Peres, 238 Front street; A. Bashwitz, IS Main
street; or NJ. Bren, 342 Second street. Any
Israelite not able TO rent seats can. by apply
ing to the President or SECRETARY, receive them
gratuitoHsly. Any information 10 regard 70
renting seats in the above Synagogue can be
received by applying to NJ. Bren. Secretary.
3i2 Second street. By order Of
T. fELDMAN, President.
NJ. BRyN. Secretary. 1919
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
COMPREHENSIVE.

r HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH
l. me Mr.. 7. N. JOHNSTON Qate with Gal
breath, Stewart & Co., and Stewart Bros. x
Fizer) in the business of the General Agency
Of the Equitable Life Assurance Society Of the
United States, for the States of Tennessee, Ar
name and style will be Swain C Johnston.
JAMES A. SWAIN,
General Agent Equitable Life Assurance So
cety of the United States.