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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06
rRrMEs AND cAsUALTTEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

"A fire in Brewer Maine on Saturday. nearly
destroyel the essEe faeo Of A Bolton I0e 'eA was mostly
Ssys- Los, 5000
Charles Brown, who was recently arrested in
this cty for burg n Germantown aal taken to Phlepha,
has been sentenced 70 % yeas imprisonment
Michael Flynn suffered amputaton of one of
his Hospital SATURDAY, cassd By jumping
fom he forward end Of borse And beng rnH over
Hiram Jones of Newmarket, \. H., aged 80
5ei Il. csa iHsctas norial wound eaous Of
"A barn belonging TO William Ellis, in Broad
County y testroed BY pre- on tndi aS
Tire and four head Of cattle persisted the aae Loss S10
insured $50
James b. Whitaker of Pittsford. n. Y, aged
r. RgP ofDeysaI Goee -. a9Sasd 80 Ss.1a one s.
Of rule % The College The body has not yet Seen found
$3.50. Yesterday, during the prevalence Of a thunder
@ s nv Lshtning and three men instantly soun
wors outside when the storm commenced aud vent
get OCT Of the rain.
Joseph A. Klein was killed on Friday by Lem
Crszy Lem" Ken had ing ieh 10 Keep
Len .say from his sarien ",s H. nss ~ bb s ~ ot
dres stabbed him fatally Hitherto ruti bad been 'uPpo~
The extensive foundery and machine shop of
Co. Louisville sss entirely CONSUMED o. eIs % Va.
The sre originates y 'hs Paen ION o 'p H ,as T
hands .hr5Wu emPoyneut The surrounding eag' "e On
srr several times bat saved With little dsmsge
800 The jewery store of b. Story, IN Worcester
N "a. robbed q - Of watches and ,~ely and @
money FRIDAY night hy tao sos - ran az. o0e o. WON
rete upou him and be gni.-A % hATsg commit
1 ssn ss n iS9o pirsanl. .Se :. .iei cooen H
have also been s Az sss p .Sa naaT "a.
found in the woman trunk
....on Saturday night fire broke out in the
building aaased Thir' beb. M,ls'; PssPaa o S rs
aud south THRIFT the aPRsI store. "s '1 os sSd
rst soor -. SeeaPs s risons sbssT ..or. ~ Cors
nauufaeiurer o. ladies' tss nmn Sho.e enue seh ss is
soysa Pr q s si o,Rs AL is@as tie ooG Va 10
pea sr.t aoO h' W. Lel'si aT0s H As0 daaA<'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06
BURNING OF THE SHIP WILLIAM F. sroRER-
Loss sIO0UD.

Loss 10000.
At 1Oi o'clock last night fire was discovered
in the aferhod OF the ship william stOrer lying in the
slim AT the foot Of Beeknanst The alarm was quickly
given calling 10 the spot the downtown fire apparatus
II Was soon apparent that the force inadequate to
suppress the flames and a second alarm was rung, and
almost Immediately additional number Of engines ap
peared Soon dozen 20 verf streams were being direct
ed into the hold through the matches, but apparently
with little effect Holes cut IN the deck aud fre,h
streams poured in the fire had obtained too much
hsadway, and within an hour had worked entirely
through the mold tud coming our OF the 1OrNaTl
center and main matches. The lower hold was nnaly
filed with water and the vessel canted over toward the
pier making the labor OF the fremen much more diff
cult il being impossible u retain footing on the s0png
deck The flames still continued 10 burn nercey IN the
main hold and among the cargo IN the lower mold above
The cargo consisted OF several thousand bushels Of
grain number of bales Of cotton go barrels OF ARA,
number OF barrels OF rO-n. and other articles OF mer
chandi.e The vessel about twOthlrds nlled, ana
Was 10 have sailed the latter part OF this week for Liver
Doo Owing % the ateness OF the hour II impOsS
bic 10 obtain full list OF the cargo, the names OF the
owner ort whom 1t was consigned IN Liverpool: The
cargo will prove almost total lOss. Its value Is
roughly estimated at $4,000 probably fully Insured BY
various companies.
The vessel belongs to Chas. II. Marshall & sons old
Black Bail line, and was commanded Dy capt James
T3ryant She was burden built IN 1855 at
Wad0boro Me- by Messrs. Stowe COmery, wa 200 feet
in length feet beam, % feet dram, and was rated
She thoroughly Overhauled IN 1861 she u damaged
10 the extent about s5OO insured by various marine
companies in this other cities.
The fremen under Chief Engineer Perley, worked IN
tringy and prevented the flames from spreading 10 the
shipping adjoining 20 the piers. They were aided by
the Police steamboat Metropolitan commanded Dy capt
Todd. which contributed two powerful streams
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TFIFGRAPHQNOTEs. :

Mr.. Ashbury will build new yacht If ths
Cambria d. the ssrt raoe With the sspDso
AT the annual prize version Determinations AZ
Trinity College Hartford Friday s pnss ssard 70 Athss
Dyer q ths ely.
THE Russian official newspapers reitsrsis ,i TIE
Statement Rnbay Si rssan bone overland 'ass
80. The delegates from British Columbia, now IN
tons sns he sutrsass q ,hAi PrSos tie cOufJ
The laying Of the iron on the Belfast t,l and
s expected thai 'bs road all b. oone"d Ei1i' 'h'
The dry weather throughout the North, West:
which Ia. su.s lor the sess sss eo,eh 90 ss'sr
sa esriAy By srs 'ho~es sh ZEN 10 have er<0dd over
The British Government is building three new
issrJ guns. ssi lie osssr to viii = sbsa FOR oo--s
operations
The ANIMAL session Of the German Roman
Catholic Cenirs Society IL Ossie 90 sstnray $3.50
all part Or the ouniy and erpeeied u~- o"S
The Shore Line Railroad bridge at Lyme. over
The Connecticut River ron ps ne ar. ran 49, "a 80.
the tine By this about IS minutes
The Fenian cannon hall which was found in
the aehpaeee ap'arsi % the oa, Erossa a Pea NV
about q pches bbes all asa nsisi Of srs
loading piece.
The Metropolitan Bishop Of Canada at Mon
tres snsuns ii .elao~stses' q ,ot' aersr
asy n III ,bs Fpi-oeal csarrbss 10 dag anI.
giyns called Tor b, portoa o. The CaHsa-An prs
The heaviest Spring storm OF snow and ~ ram ram
q foar or az ADD The u Va, s-ae' o ~.
cold y and a Iarge yeh sIpec,d IN 'A"a
49, The experiment Of supplying the dwellings on
Cochiiuat Tor ~ sfAnd NPf On hr
bury Highlands sauray resulted N tarosinE 49,
f0uutsin.' tnf ie'
arrtngrent when pri at
py Of HOe AM eD!I The B~'o'"
Hill Rser-Tr UNNECESSARY.
49, The hot term in Maine continues undated.
everything beginning tel be need y On SATURDAY ~,
Thermometer In hste, sbd ysriay a ies Tho
polcei tOuih er0gsI fsrtng ne lhfr ntf
belonruz Higou and Wir PolEg Stresm,
containing 100 - ret Of o @s
been aanond. Of f.t ssboomo'k Lac
Penohsot dangr Of eng 1sos
viii he un their immediate ani h.ayy rls 'r ~
p Naa1aUmkeak i hunz up L ar snTs
Bangor OPERATOR make the for nAnsAetan
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Hnw 70 LINK NnunRAsiHiecn.

Do Mt paint vile Hair Reorers bat simply sppH H'sAs'
hAGSoLA BALx yoar face peck AMI hands ad - L'osi
KArHAoS upon your hair Balm makes your mYuon rtr'
so AID natural and you irees
saowness ngmas moth pAtehes sn place o. r rDa
face you purity exquisite belle Te % mitf-
ase perpetual youth Ad e effects 70 splendid hest
Of hair proci By & has ioue Der s -
aiornuent Brothers spnster Shea tse uese'
area rouni
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THE EXrRADITION OF FRANCOIS FAREz-rEsrI
MoNY FOR THE PROSECUTION.

The examination OF FRANCOIS faIe%, Oh 'iie
prayer Of the Swiss Government Tor us eAadion wac
r.sr,,e, hS limited states Commissioner Kenneth G..
White in the United States Circuit Courtroom on satur-
day afternoon.
Mr. Coudert offered the preliminary objection. that I'M
To-, the nroaeeution offered In evidence the Presidential
mandate the Commissioner could acquire no 'ufiSucuoh
over the prisoner -, =, "a, . .... ,,,,,a tho
MI Iapaugh said that though he did not recognize ihs
necessity he would produce the mandate OF the O,su
,.nyerument which was put evidence. IL Is the
mandate VI the President dated tho sih al pcSel0ef.
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NOW THE CHICAGO MEDICAL STUDENTS DISPOSE
NV OF THEIR "sUBJECTs.'

Cu1c,co. June 5.-For several days past
,,.ar.,s cc,nplaints have been made To the Heath
Departmep OF horrible stencil which has Tue.
~ irter i'm the vicinity Of Washington and "e4ssts
m. mornin0 a sanitary officer went To Bennett Medcsl
College No $50 Westinghouse and although tne o"ners
~ nat INSTITUTION protested that 10 stencil came nom
their building vet the officer presisted Ia naAIe aht
animation and nnaly reached the roof ~hoit ne Ioulu
vat collection OF human remains ia cOnhon Oi ula
1,sfing uutrefacon. including bones, nesh ettp oi
Tov pssOus and infants The nuisance vas AOated 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06
UrwHAAlPsHIRE LEGISLATORS.

TO me EdttOr OF INC IrlDuHtt
SIR: In a recent number of your paper, cor
resndeu writing from here states that 1t IL not IN
u.na for the New Hampshire Legislature to contain sew
81 .r,,ers who cannot write their names. For three
nars b,ve taken the signatures Of the members and
haze found no member who could not write his name
te ,sde AMI gent inquiry and learn Of no such IN
ts a,oone The native hills OF Webster woodbury.
and Cass Greeley, and Chase the citizens st "ls 'non
names and make their mark IN the Worlu- - a..
"" ~ J. ID. LYMAN, Secretary OF state.
(oBeOrd n H., June 3, 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06
SOTTH CAROLINA.

THE SPECIAL CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
CHARLESTON, June 5-Nearly complete re-
arms show that Wtemore is returned to Congress by
about 5000 majority The vote as compared with that
II lsss when Whittemore first elected, was very
sbt only ope-haH Of the colored and onefth of the
white yute being polled.
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AOTATIC.
THE ROYAL THAMES YACHT RACE.

LONDON, June 5.-The Channel match OF
the Royal Thames Yacht Club OFF Saturday after
noon The course was from the More 70 Dover. The
American yachts declined tO enter the The weather
was fine aud calm Fifteen yachts started and
three rst arrived at Dover IN the following ORDER
L. BOutchers cutter Fiona, y tun-, At 10 r. IN j Mil
no ands schooner Egrria 6l tuns, 1910 p IN j. Ash
hu-N, ,rhUDner cambria. lg3 tuns, II 2. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06
POLITICAL.
ALABAMA.
a STATE OFFICER IMPRISONED FOB CONTEMPT
OF COURT.

a STATE OFFICER lMPRlSONED fOh CONIbMTA
OF COURT.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, June 4.-Judge Busted
OF the United District Court has committed Mr.
Reynolds the Auditor Of the state, jail for five days
contempt Of Court in refusing 10 obey injunction
restraining him from collecting the two per cent tax on
the gross receipts Of the Southern Express Company
which was authorized by the state law bnt en-
Joined by order OF the District Court Auditor Reynolds
Wa also fined 1000 and required TO refund the amount
collected from the Express Company. Reynolds is
leading Republican and aspirsnt 10 the GovernOrshp
and his friends have called indignation meeting which
I is supposed VIII further his chances OF election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06

Mayor and NJ @ Emery both claiming to he Republi-
cans, but Nit. Emery ia supported by the Demoerauc
party who have other candidate IN me neu anu ny
portion OF Republicans Of the city OF
Arlington who to be dissatisfied with the admin
trafion OF Mr. Bowen is hardly worth our while 10
speculate upon the result shall be able 10 announced
il tomorrow.
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PERSONALITIES BY TELEGRAPH
.Sefior De Costa is the new Portuguese Minists
. SPAN.
Prof Winnedea Of Germany has discovered


The Masonic celebration on Wednesday
prom ses 90 be imposing pageant The order proposes
To build a temple which, with the ground, T. "a o4St
81 900 70 be raised by the voluntary contributions Of
The members OF this amount $4,000 has been collected
but $4,000 been paid for the ground, leaving oniyt
smaL traction Ol the sum necessary for tne Duhdng
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MAINE.

FREPARING FOR THE REPUBLICAN STATE con-
VENTION.
BANGOR, June 5.-The Republican caucus
last evening nominated full sets OF delegates to the STATE
and District Convention The delegates TO the State
Convention ar unanimously in favor OF the nomination
OF Gen Jersey
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Is. ID d. st6. 5,h. sth. til. BIB 9Th Total
P'e,.me9 .:.'...'.9 y ~
Uupe Mr. Murrhy Scorrs-hessrs Mles ami Thornton Home
Pra.-I Gou.i Mor9ideu CroO1 Sanko l. sPeGan =
Ietier Time Of Gamo-l:t5
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-ABORy-WineSsy. June Currh o ihe I1erusuoo
b7 Rev Henri x Mongousry D. D.. STEPHENS s'su u gaa 20
Josephine Ab0rn dLglte Of L. ". ADos al ui'
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Plants by Mail.

The TROPHY ToS,ro dol IS ioL, 81 .nse paas 7;e a.
!ress q ~. r WAXING, u. Ogden Fsfm Newport K l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06

The Great & HAMILTON PROPERTY "a Durr Lake,
p,...c t,kes rl.es MONDAY y tie o cot
al % Obtain paS..s maps u The AEcaoners T. hhL. ~,
BRO Pst e.l3 the Er- Railroad 90 hat d.'
j. - ~mitb-on. q the trm Of IL 8 Il. NJ GOULDNG saHs-
Manufacturer. Corr and Dublin Ireland proposes VISITING rO
or lboai tie s Of June to arrange parties the .4s Of hen
,,.. ,,, their e. to J. S SMITHsoS care Of he ysblsAss
,fTbs Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06

Wedding aud Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Sote P'ps
wa ByEEDsILs sous ORD DCTcH CzUEcH
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Special Notices

Twelfth Assembly District Union Rrpubi!caB A--ocia
tion neets THIS Monday EVENING April 1870 oeioeE a
No q Ave. D. ,,,,,- ,,.,-y m A..
sAxUzL YoCNG. Ser'y. join " BIB f-sfrnh
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VIRGINIA.

-yv-wAYoR CTAHOON INDICTED FOR FORGERY
IMPORTANT DECISION BY CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE.
RICHMOND. June 4-The Grand Jury to-day
indicted George ChahOOn, eX-Mayor for forgery ana
Johnson H. sands and Richard S sanxay, two Exon
fderate officers for conspiracy defrand the State out
OF ODD the amount due the State from the estate OF
Jacob Hornstein who died interstate. II is charged
that al these parties after the appropriated the
ets 10 their own Use. Mr. ChahOon arrested this
afternoon and baied in the Of $4,000. The other
aes are not in custody Officers have been sent after
them.
In suit originating in the United ststes Circuit Court
Chief Justice Chase decided as follows:
TIE Government of Virginia, organized at Whfhng'
has been recognized by the United states - tlc IkHuu
Government that state After all 0rganlzd
0vrrnent Wa established IN undsputed exercise OF IL
authority 40 Richmond That G0yernnent vac Inus e.
eminent Virginia dispersed ~ the superior IoIte
Of the United State- the civil authortles d9 mol he,e
fqrtj charged with the duty Of maintaining Otder Gh
superseded by the regular Government Ini wa III
ut movement remained charged WIN the govern
Inen 81 the town, not wthstandng the temporary oocu
,iop Of the place by the United states forces H. might
have been superseded for the Government Of the United
States not bound 70 Icognle a. nm Sh.s ,
superseded The Mayor and Common COuhcli tnereiVe'
exercising their authority derived ir1 me 'eT h, ~
remove suit from the State 20 FedeIa court Nhrn
that suit hss been brought Tor an slegeu b ~ ~ h
been committed by them in the dis harge OF telr mh
cpal duties The II reinanded U tle State courts
The electors of the Territory of Washing tOn
mold an election to-day for Delegate 10 Congress, and
o 10 determine the question to whether the Territory
viii organize a. State, and ask to be admitted TO the
Union as such. -
An election takes place to-day in Washing
nton d. c. for Mayor which Is likely TO be hcty con
tested The candidates ssyles j. Bowen the present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06

The p. & o. Scarf ,Regisiers specially adapted for has
scarf and .0r rgsnce 49, uitF
YIRGOE MIDDLETON ca. l.pnton. ing.
n N. P and Resi
from principal HOSers the United S-Ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06

John r. Henry, CoIlege-place Newly ors 'roonsto,
Medical IN the Erd where ma - 11i a. Al
xeetabshei rrmt 5. PREPARATION Tat minister's 70 Ne
b esith and bapp mess Of Eor;al
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ECKFORD VS.. STAR.

HE second game bptWrtn tnt SUI dIU
Eckfuri Clubs was played the Union Grounds on
SATURDAY and resulted in another victory for the stars
by a =, OF ~ 10 3.
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MARRIED.

-BDGBRTON-Ou Tbgsay jane a. Trinity Charch For
Wa.ne by Rev. Joseph Large, Avn VII Oh lSh
D. daughter u Afei Bigeron u Fyrt Nn-
BOYER-CORWISJ T. At the e.eroe q ne brtes lbor,
Rev. c. g. L0ri, Dr. samle p Bo - ~ l. , ~ ,, k
ing Peru Mara K Youngest daughter u Hoa Naiaan '"rsA
Ryerheli Long Island y. l.
Al Notices IT Marriages must be iRd0rsod toih hO
name and dddress.
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Time-lE l:G. l:sl
RASE-BALL.
CONFESSIONS VS.. PREssMEN.

THE TRIBUNE COmpOSltOrs went To jersey
City on saturday play game with the Prssanen OF
the same office The Comps" were beaten Ihey met
the enemy and they were ns'ntO the following tune:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06

10 a4t in Taxing The Chances. II M UIynP,y tlt
OATES Troupe continue 10 present Inc faf one ni me
Blonde Wig"-The performance, at Walldcks IhsaItr
to-morrow afternoon for the benefit OF MI Edmund td
eT hids fair 10 he remarkably interesting one act OF
Hamlet" H. promised with Mr.. Fechter az HGntei ana
NJ BrougltIn a. P0iOnius portion Of A. You Ike
n viii follow and Mr. and Mrs WLLaInAiIe 10 pieSen'
- he Customs OF the Country
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M -
THE BELMONT STAKES


wac the third race and was Tor three yearods oh sp
entrance half forfeit with 800 added the second horse
receiving Of the stakes. There were W horses en-
tered hut only seven 20 the post. several hai Dn
naced BOrs d. combat for Telegram had cut himself
himself severely by Jumping stone wall while en- route
and thus deprived the esteemed President OF the Jockey
Club OF he strongest hope Of repeating his last years
victory for the stake named IN honor Oh hl ana when
he then won with the apty named Fenlan. The brilliant
Success which attended Mr.. Belmonts stable last year
and which II the Subject Of general regret among
trfIneu that his absence Europe prevented MS VII
messing does not appear likely 10 b. repeated at the
Jerome Park spring meeting although tAe iuli
meeting may tell a different tale. MI MOT
ris was equally unfortunate, Tor The nying
sister 10 Ruthless, who at Saratoga anu Jerome
PARK In the Fall beat everything before her, had
become subject 20 the complaint incidental 10 Niles al
this season and could not De trained, whle the M0ie
Jackson hy, that Mr.. Morris has always regarded ~
better than RemOrseless, had suddenly DurOhe obdp
'burIed and could not be brought Ia fulfill herengage
ment Mr. sanford preferred his stable 10 be represented
by the Lexington hly STAMPS. who Is matched against
nly Crecian Bend. who will carry the blue Jacket ana
can Of the Preakness stable IN the Ladies stakes on
THURSDAY Midday represented the virginia stable OF
Mr. boswell who mad also the high-brcd daughter OF
Ecip-e and Nina entered. Capt Moore hsn
three entries, bst only started the chest
who had won the twO-yearod stake this Spring At new
Orleans Kingsher represented the powerful stable Oh
Mr. ID swgert and Nellie James Mr.. Belmonts entries
In the unfortunate absence OF Telegram Nellie james
was not quite up the mark, and her success Wa not
ANTICIPATED by the stable In the betting kingshet VA
hacked against the held while In pools ne sold for 600
Poster $50; Stamps Ss55 Midday 600, and the neid
600. good start effected, Nellie Janirs ,.,lhg
with stamps and Kngnsher second and third Midday
fourth Doneraue colt aiA. aud f. Doado seventh iuaS
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Nicol & Davidson,
$50 BROADWAY. near Great Jones =.
Successors 20 Z. V. Haagbsoai s Go.


FURNISH CITY AND COUNTRY RESIDENCES WITH CHINA
EARTHRSwARE GLASSWARE. CHANDELIERS. BRONzkS
CLOCKS SILVER PLATED WARE, AND CUTLERY up A
RELIABLE QUALITY. AT THB LOWEST POSSIBLE PRicsS
Quitting the Busines--Hhi;s Frss ChHs bsner ,ts "a
pi~.s Frcucb ChBa Dinner SIT 10 piece ~ "a
pieces. tolot
Gilt French Chna Tea SCI about hth puce.
W. J. p DALEY & Co, No e3l Brosissy.
oui,tns the Bu~iness.-slvsr yari Is Pser. Svers-4
Bah Dhes serpcl Batter D- silver
PokS Everything sverpei NsEr al ies
han
W J. p DALEY A Ca. No s1l Brs1iw.-.
QUITTING the -asndls Ts,o seneh
male ditto Tea Ku IS the doai fsos G m
great variety At AOOui bali pre-. . -
Outius the Busine-s.-Comuete eus Courify Hsls~
about half pres W J. p DALEY Co Ma oJl b'o,d~a'.
Quitting the Bu-ines-.-l5o pArs Fvnch China u v'
BAH pro, o Card aeove At hail prcs ~ Psnh Bovs In
WI p DALEY Co, No eli Bro.l~sy
speciality. Lisht Locomotives
aArpted gri short d lght rails for enrSeefs
AMI lgbr lnets qusres tsf sers
.ad u FOR photographs al Information, sdaress
sNITA PoKTAA, pi's6sIxs. Psss
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Theater-gOers will he subjected TO various
and divers attractions this evenng-when ~ PR yOusy
mentioned Mr. John BrOugham appears at WAlacEs
Tbeater in his own play Of The Red Light when
Not Guilty j. offered al NibO's, for the nrs time IN
Nev-YOrk: and when the Rayel Martlnetu Troupe OF
pantomimists will perform at Woods Museum IN piece
called " Hop o my Thumb"
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Al Notices If Mar
name and dlidress.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05
yuns ssIano SraI 6stats for sult.


A SPLENDID FARM of about 100 ACRES,
~ miles of Jamaica Long sud mile from
good bug land under high state of cultivation including
Of Gnl building Lo Island will be sold cheap
on easy terms JoUkDAN If9 hohtagnesG
A VARIETY of superior FARMS and COUN-
~ TRY SEATS for SALE Nv J. S LEWIS, Northpot L. /
DOR SALE-Only two miles east of Brooklyn,
miles from the Nevlok City Hail. 100 acres Of the most
desirable LAND offered all high warm aud dry under gh
cultivation aud o by iuur railroads This property
situated for residences for parties desiring to escape The
the city Newlork makes most
valuable plot cutting into city lots Capitalists desiring to pn
will their advantage 1 examine this at
once New-York accessibility and the natural adj
ground render perhaps safe aud valuable invest
men at price found within 2S miles Of the IL will
he sold either he desired For particulars
&c, apply 10 SUMNER No - BIoed 81, Room No 10
DOR SALE or EXCHANGE for house in the
dvone Of the finest RESIDENCES IN The village Of fusains
built hy the his has convenience
aud in perfect order Apply TO HOMER MORGAN Co
TOR SALE, at Greenport, l.. l., elegant
RESIDENCES Rooms; Lot @y1o1 fue shruhery 100 choice
churches schools depot; sailing hshng &c
Inquire of ". q. YOUNG. ~ Wsrreus.. y. y
NVHITESTONE, l.. I.--Houscs, villa sites, and
station SALE TO LEASE by Dr. H. s HouGH
TON Address Box 2"ll or apply on the premises