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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. Wednesday, Sept. %, 1870.

NEW-YoRK, Wednesday, sept 2S' low
number of gentlemen to-day visited the
.t village Of Mount Vernon on the line of the mar
p.i,road and but As Minutes from the Twenty
depot to inspect what is knownas the Cnes
Hn property This tract, embracing $50 acres N,
Stapei possession OF few years ago by sone - and
hs-sded end prepared for a coinioItabbo b market
lkkn The property has not been IN VI wy hoen sold
-. nnhc auction hut considerable part ns several
g private sale TO persons OF wealth. ana Hds about
sosfIy dwellings have been erected the elUer There
xhch are laid out in the most approx jace is re
sared as healthful there are chuTche 10 make
Gent aud other convenenoes that Tgl ya"e
Chester Hill comfortable dwelling pa, hos changed
In Wavery, N j.. considerable pIVSS VSSrssrk have been
hands recently Many farms near -'
The Soundatio1s have been he gun IN ~ S,et ON
handsome new stores. covering 80 oo6 Duriuc the
Market at near Main, ana 10 coS from s. 600 TO
nreaqnt wear so or co Hew houses sideeast Of
10 Soo escb have been erected on inc eaSo has sold
NOrk-aye one lcdal OiiOA-A''
1 ~ ~ The Thomas l. R1sbinoIe ptolti& ON tbe
onta WeStcbeser County, will take lid'e "-"'' VIZ WV
grounds ~, b o,+ered an earnest protest against
MI olanly ~ tbe town az West Farms. Nestchtscf
SiofS Siao ne saws u appeal frOm 3Oii , V ,i
,,he DR. thomas property on MAINS. r. aiic mi
a. ordsr 90 eXemplifv the error puU.c t' H ,,i,i
voHr assessment OF thrc, pieces OF lIope''9 "' "'"
100 Get 0i eaeL , Vtlei eii,s..rrtf Value Asses,mt
Dr. TSouw... sT0o sis9 Rowland STOW *l'-OV
~ tbs single quotation, which, by casual glance IS
,InlT one ont Of a larger number find one OF my
pt b assessed 50 per cent more than another, aud.
eoneutly will be required 10 pay, unless recthCd 80
3,sT q nj more taxes than his neiglbor.
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Che 0urf.

AGRICULTURAL FAIR-PROSPECT PARK
N PAIR GROUND AssocAToN1rbs folo@ing gentlemen ,
Is and t.
wm. NJ Parks BROOKLYN Chairman Wm Tuh0q SeTYSTs pl, Wee
Yo John r. Msr,han EeyYork Milton H. Sanford New.York
Charles Robinson ro0slse' G(s.:.2,xpa
Aq.tu n Rroo1 conpn ws.r 4 "aoTy fstoSs $o y e.
Brooklyn G1uer C. Hosand Astoria George '" Oakley
DrOosiyn.
Jas Raee BTookn caam.a hGO g,i.,e rae, % do M
man George Bolton Aey NevYors Hou C. J. Wells Buffalo
H. Marvin Brooilyn Chairman; z DodVe d. yieeChaiman Char
Low leokW; j. ST. 5 u S1n1Gin Se,'So S1Ssh' e. Mis- u0
CLAs :, 3. AND p - H.. r,,
v 4 B19shj en- BJo' hlle SP E Ys * Ge se%a %dc
ford Brooklyn; T. T. Brooks Newiors d H. HFe'h Ne"'ioFA
W. c. Kingsland, Newiors ,o,xnu
veeCaiman Gmass Sprlgue Providence r. W H. Langley Bay
Ridge L. ssmurl Barton staten llsndi - Van Bn'hk Troy n
Y; Jesse K Marshal. New-York.
R6t BGTp'f ON & 6Loo rTaa . IsI ISAIAH
N j. Oakley Bsookn RObt Robinson BrooAyni u D. PoIhe
Geo Power. p,oa Ct';; cl,rsR 3 asR E : D Hoand Ea. New
YoiS We cbaiT%ss Hon w@ 81 Tweed NesIqIk Esyler Gale
wa snfronj Richard sehe NeWN'rk s' St John bro'An =
h'foH' h'0oAPh' Class ls L AxpI8.
Chairman; n Bsihga Fa7ila j9hn VI F9nain &
"A"''' 0O"' CLAss 70.
yic(bsimsp. L. W jerome NewYok; r. W Cameron, Staten
m r W. Y gvsrt Staten Island d. j. G. I'ennson BrSoAn
Wa Hahn, Brookyn-
George NJ WOODWARD BROOKLYN Chairman Nm; h1nter )r
BVoklvn Vc.Cbarman; l. Van WICK Fabush WIN cIpehte
Glen cove Eugene Thorn Mech f. swim, Brooka " r.
lllkeney Brooklyn.
p P Bunker Brooklyn Chairman j. b. Cr'R Brooi{n, wee
Chairman Gen Frank yisir NeW-Yok; Geo Deknoa broohh
Ia Wellington Brooklyz J. B. Morris BrooklA mos ti""OuSe
JI, Nes Haven.
H. Sanger Broollvn Chamap B. W Blan hard New lek Se
Chairnsa w g. Dewitt B,osFn; Frank Work, NeW-f@k ~ H.
James BrOsklyu; Osgood New-lors Hgr snellO
a. a. seryTng hv Ist,st ., T. U. READ, Secretary,
'-7e ~ ' lig Montague A., Brooklyn
MARTIN KaLBRLklSCH, President
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SHIPPING MTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK
Sept %.


CLEARED.
ses,hips-Haley Ieeie LyerpOo Absna Harris Lyervoe!:
Bdn Bnrs LvePC E. G Kgight JSenscn AeE.pa Wool
Rector NesBeo ADenars Robert: Noriols Se G. WALKER
ssps-Gres Tesem, Cunningham Liverpool; Cornelius GHnne
R.Bsstc Si.Op RotrAm ErOe MAsOus LeghO No
fH siasaencdor Soo sus S.roeOua Morning Light Dill Demnri
sehT@C NJ Maconbsr Higgins Indano and Lavaci yuiare.
Melville Pierre tuiqu,) Jennie Roslhnd (ueN teTa Io'Aer'
Canal6oat-oalosads, steArns, 0swego.
ARRIVED
gtsamshp Magnolia Nckefson Savannah Sept a. dse s9i pass
Steamship MORO Castle Greene Havana, Sept "a ms 4le
Steamship Paraguay, Wknson London Aug 81 aud hae 'sP
Barn Brothers Thurs,on Norfolk DAYS lumber
BIZ John A1ies aaecmbeF BamOrp phosphate 0cA
Brig Union star MerimAn Windsor n. 3. go tan p1's'
wISD--sanse,. light s.; clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NOZZLE Sept e Arrived schr Ann and sasaI; Fen,on C
PuIAPELpslA SEPT s-ArT,ed ,S B.or wsaee NsrYoL'
bni q " Horton Harrington Havana Grs %rs iona s5d
Ssgusbo, ?. R.; schrs Ab6ie Dq9n teal'Ain' yan
Bosros sept -Aryed brig RAM RanoV & Phade phs Neuvitas,
sI from iSe mc.r.Oo P HsoSsS
Ei,sbehport willie Hs. sn,uns. Bride Charles
S,sh cSs 1O1ss P1SsS ROndoui Ls Ns h0'''4'
Fsert SsNSoi M.I s1nS sshr Ish, Bsat AeAon New iS
s,Son SEPT ss-Arve 'sI fI,s %Ss tnan Gosi NesYork
D.VEH. sept s.n, ass.e seAr y Nessrson CO'e] Ne"
rch s.,, % Arrived brig Ed H,l s0o" ROodoa 'fAf An
seHse Pau Se..IsraS aSArved shrs Alriaa Lowell Sevfoi
E's5 % yf fPs.:ssep, Ss ks S'ssSs sdss1 Rooo.
PiST1eksr Sept s, ;g. igs hs Jaa Tate Tate
Ss%pos ssp ;'ST & E|9S.aI sSs S''i''
ksEs Ms spt -Arved, 'chs k's shenAO hoooasai W.
PrsslaG sehossA d. R9soo1e bt v BarLeleE SeSYors
TSSSoS SsPL 2sAniIe 'hr H. H. Daley Ss"O@isA "'
Vail Riy,t .,,,,sr,,s
,-- s. an The ,shsoal1 Rssolph % Nes Bedford ran
oo Corch Reef the 18th ia'1 ''oA assistance '' '' 'l
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
THURSDAY. SEPT. 29.


Mails for Europe Queenstown and Liverpool steamship
Abgna Dock Jersey City close tue Post Once 6: a.
No Supplementary Mail
Mails for Havana ard the West Indies per steamship Missouri
from No n r. .. Steamship sails at o'clock
Mail. for Bermuda W. H. per steamship San Francisco Per No 20 g.
r. close al the Post 0Moe at 2 pm.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 30
Mexico ssal aud Vera Cruz per steamship
Ct Of Merida Pier No. II T. r. os the a. o'clock
o. fn Steamship sails at p IN. 80,
Mails r Honolulu Australia and EewZeaand will be sent from s.s
Francisco MONTH All Nj matter must be prepa
cents EACH books & n
ounce via San Francisco and mail Sewiork
about 81 ID Of each month.
SATURDAY. OCT. /.
Mails for Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool steamship CRY OF
r. close the PostOmce at 1;g m
supplementary Mail for paid Letters only made up at Pier No. %
n r. ard closes a $50 a Steamship sails at 10 a. m -
Mails for France. Brsst per steamship Vile De PArs,
fom Pic, No 50 n R. close the POst0ce at NosuPPo-
ueu Mail
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CORPORATION Notices.

CUPREME COURT the matter of the
sppau Department of Public Parks for and behalf Of
the Mayor Asrmen and Commonsy Of the City Of New York r
THE OPENING or
NINETY'FIIST STREET,
,, btb aysuue 10 the New Drive and from Twelfth
10 the Hwison River,
IN THE CITY OF NETWORK.
The Department Of Public Paris in The and in behalf OF The
nyor Aldermen COmmouA Of the City 10
te Aet Of the Legislature Of the People Of the State Of New iori
% An A relative 10 the poWe and duties OF the Comm
The Central Paf" passed April 4th 1906 and Of the Act entitled An
Act 10 plan Of certain portions Of me C o New lo
i r b sg improvement OF the same passed Apl 2h
br,by ye intend spp TO the Supreme Court
- ~ Pt Iiics District tie State Of New fof SPECIAL
~ Cour 10 be the Honorable GEORGE g. hARslRO
n,,, In tbe New the Cv Hall m the City OF NeF
~ on P,v The Seyetth Of October 1870 At the opeung Of The
% on M d.y or thereafter As Counsel can be heard thereon
a. ,b Of Of Estimate and Assessment In the
natter the nature and extent OF The improvement
hr, intended the opening Ninety Inst street from kth
- 49, Ss ~ ar D,iy- ana Twelfth h. Hudson
Rive, the Commissioners oi hs Ith ~ s V
Of New Yorf nv Tnar..l pai a. 49, Can.
Dated Ees York September 10Th lSO
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Soaro ano Rooms.

A LADY having House, newly and richly
n furnished Broadway soad ke r.ny o. peniTen or
most excellent snager refer 10 highly respectable business
who have under her charge for several yAA Aas' NJ Her
2gl0
TIRST- CLASS BOARD in jersey City, with a
large front room on second story handsomely furnished aid al hs
modern coyeniences OF htsehss house Reference" eiuAEel al
dress N j W Boa No. liz Tribune ohee.
To~ WEST SIXTEENTH-ST. - PARLOR
M FIOOR fuusLaa b0usekeepiug D1yeisht " osA All
sevsptL ave e.,. gas aod Ns<L keieIoHoe required.
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gitp properip 10 fsi.

DROA ADWAY.-To LET-Ihe spacious aS,.l'
dbs STORES and BASEMENT located near the afses. o'
IA and SAG Bras iway 5JrJ suitable Tor Any "no 0 "P
ply 10 A. RAYMOND, lzJ FulteDsl
(,ORNFR STORE, with cellar and SIX rooms,
10 LIT on Cans Greenwchsts great @ %
Apply TO s
CTEAM POWER TO LET at corner Ii Hesoer sssoe1
- and Mot,ss, also. East Forty eslthSI' Oc'"''" '
Apply a; l79 Hester,st
TINO IET-part of Store 9 AstOr-placei goou
business oesr for sAoner Bookshelf or Piano Deaer
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Srws pAcVAcFs FOR THE PRESS.

CaDtaus and pu Of arriving this port requested
deliver paeksges Ne~fOrk Associated Press only 70
persors exhibiting the written authority Of W snonoa usna
Agpt News Journal Of Commerce TINS lBuSs
V0rt sun EnDress EVeRiag Post COnn1re1dl IA, eT 'i
Z,ag Yorkr LnOkTas should also De delivered only -
the
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professional Notices.
Proposals.
w,.uSGros, D. g. seremter TO- ls70
ROPOSALS for PAVING PENNSl LVANlA

wunIsGroS D. G, September 10. 1870.
PROPOSALS for PAVING PENNSl VANlA
the best Kind Of pavement paving PeruvanA give
public notice that hey vii rye prSPoa 1s ,Ae @ ay sep
The Ballard Iesm' Miller Folansbes" Bet
terly" Nicholson Robbins" and Paul"
Plans and profile. can be Of the Secretary Gen
Mcher No 25 Rst uPon Application and al niqf9rsoa gwen
20 quantities Bidders Asy themselves
to al the points connected VIII, sii5 9s ,,Is,7o, SoIE
roadway be graded by the contractor 80 . 10 conform the
foot below the bottom pavement Al paving ald other
viii be held b the Commission to e disposed Of
shall be taken up such point points the Comm
'hsl dnc Where sIsyalon reqgs ls material siss
on the COMPOSED Of earth free from loan vegetable
mater The earth deposited s embanimeut in sye not
eIeng four inches layer TO be oIesbly rAmel
rolled with heavy roller Upon se SUB grade shan pc .d si
Tas viii be lad the pavement which conform
respect the description and specification on he IN The once OF e Sec
Bidders required to their proposals ths prices for zach Of
tli Reno5 al Of paving other per yIri
~ Excavation, per cubic yarl
% Emhsnfment per cubic ,arl
al Grayeing per cubic yari ,
R & M VOC t @ e6msped At snh time. .nd At such place. the
Commissioners shall determine; shall be completed the best and
most ,utAps manu without unnecessary delay u the entire
Commissioner such person persons As they
appoint -.,, , ..., ,-,.,ro, h, ,,. chis, I,,.i..
Of he District Columbia that the terms of the contract
be entered into h, be s,ne and faithfully oDel m sls econ,
ei,st spy or all bids not d the Government Cor
p%sCH % Of %.'nsGP By & and S PStS y S os-py extract @ til. a
gos f. The paving % , b d., r . & have de-
upon the pavement be used they s contract o The paving
able possible after having caused notice Of the letting thereof be
given in newspapers published washington Baltimore
the and place Of such letting and kind Of pavement"
Proposal. should he directed hCHLER, Secretary Of Com
mission for Penn' Once Of Public Building, Grounds.
r''n'' ''' D' 'i'''-0- \. MICHLER Secretary.
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legal Noiltes.
PNr COIrPT OTEFNS COUNTY

CUPREME COURT, QUEENS C0UNytiIfM6 C0UwyiI D..
- JON CAIIsBLEY Plsuuf against CHARLES hkHMAS De
,ndspso nops T Relief Com not served To the Defendant above
named Yoa are hereby and required 70 shssst s
IN this seion which sled In the once OF tne VI,
County Queens Ia the Village d Jamsc IN sd a. nj.
copy q your the said complaint on Tue
ofs No l3 WIoughbyst the Cy Of BToosn s'h -
after ths service this exclusive a. ,,s
sr,ics fail tn The aid cOmpih % - T 4,
sf,fsr.,I Ae th, lo.u viii app % the So4i' ' ~
tmaaicd tls HylaaL-bAel sept - la5 n, r ,,.rn,x
sls lastAIh JOHN u oAllh f'A"NA
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6ouses ano farms mantsn.

HOUSE WANTED to RENT-Three-story
5r hnlt pooi eghbOrhcOd between twentieth and Forueth
IA Sirtbye family Of four Rent Dot 20 exceed
81 ~ Wiu tale lease for Eve years Address JAhbS bEO"h,
Tribune Ofce
ToIrsF WANTED-In New-YOrk, between
gNc - rbrieth and Second and sIhsyes modern
- Vim ali nprogements; price from OO0 Il +IEoN@ Adu
,sifb mi uareuars G. A. p, Boz no
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fonu 3slano Real Gstatf for Sale.

A 7 Amityville, l.. I.-FARM of 30 acres, good
~ ouse barns Outbuugs an n good order for SALE
E1CHASGE for property 4 rutland CO. Beskm1n-st
EOR SALE or to RENT-A HOME at Flush
n J. r. Thirty fourth-st the village elevated
hsy al modern Improvements and in perfect repair
oe tnhed with hard Soca, oed and papertd Green
@ sd house lue garden aWu, trees WIN sci az
M very terms Csn be occupied Immediately Address
-NfOS v. LEANlTT, ll5 WslsL
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ferturss ano .Mffiinss.
Cbantes for Business Alsn.

EOR SALE-TO close an Estate-A STORE
and DWELLING via desirable lot q ground ntoa IN The cen
the portion " fOushng town less than 70 miles nom
NeSYok CITY, % Newaven Railroad hne aoek of Fancy
Dry Goods with fixtures Of the stor and h good s OF oasi
terms, BY addressing .n,,,,sra,-o,
Boz l4i New York Post 0fct
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fnen0ina Qaros, &r.

iDeooing Garos, &f.
FRANCIS 81 LOUTREL, 40 Malden-lahee.ES. ea"S.
books PAPER Stationery all kinds a. low pioes
made to pattern JOB Printing Lh,phe wotk Orders sohs1
AT WIN. EVERDELLn SONS, NO: IVA Fai-
~ tsnsL-NEDDIs0 CARDs lsd FINK sIAlloHAhi' '~''
hsAed lsSl
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Counirn propertn 10 Eel.

TTNO LET. for SALE. or in EXCHANGL iol
L Cy Pfoiery-O Forlhsm u sbt. o. nuis ii' - .iI.,
from civ. luIs COTTAGE containing broom. h''. 49,
garien tr Po..es.oB La,seat Sy.saII Jatya. App1 "
kOFFbL. IL A1nsI
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29

from HAVANA In steamship Castle sept 27Hon George
NJ ZONES Victor NJ Osborn, A. Garcia Naio, Wa o. Pashinson' A.
Hsrquel, J. NJ Y Fernsz.
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5iaiicnsrp, &r.

5tatinntrp, &r.
CLOTE & JAMES, ,STATIONERS, PRINTERS,
- and BLANK.BOoK MANUFACTURERS. No ~ foi"n'N
Orders collected --
WASHINGTON MEDALLION PENS:1DiSs- IS
w butou Of 600 Of the foarh series OF the "a ~ "
buleuh Of the Company In Tss Tribune OF honosys
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wyDNyspAYs WEATHER REPORTS 4. N.
MINIATURE ALMANAC
p4SSENG ER.S ARRIVED.

5:J Sun sets. 9;+I Moon ssss. '''''' 'o'
SANDY Hook IL IL GsEs Island ll5S Hell Gate Ia
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cTEAMERS for SALE or CHARTER.
y sCREW STEAMER NORWICH, 500 jusi put coAplcts
order for ALSO sewhee steamer STAMFORD high
dram and large o-iHeh 1HIs " COPELAND c, p,o,dw,v Y
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NJ ANTED.-A rentleman of lnrge bnsiness

w eaefce whose hralh qurs rlier ci mae WV t ~.
s.h luaIlss s.Ill Q" OIL IRE u
Southern stils address, appointing iuieryi~e, HO''''
4.
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Amnsements.

MILE. CHRISTINE NILSSON. To-mOrrow.
vi Mr. MAX STRAKOSCH respectfully announces that Mile ChS
TINE NILSSON will appear
FOUR (tj GRAND NILSSON CONCbRTs
AT STBIEWAY HALL, ON ROURfBBhTHbT
follows. a. p m.
The 5h Concert TO MORROW (Fridiyl. Sept 20.
The 9th Concert on MONDAY. Oct 3
The 1th Concert on WEDNESDAY. Oct. y snf
The 9th Concert FRIDAY, Oct.
ONE GRAND NILSSON MATINEE
NEXT SATURDAY, OCTOBER /, at p m.
Nile CHRISTINE NILSSON Will be assisted by the following emf
nent artists:
Mis- ANNIE LOUISE CARY the flvorte contralo
Signor BRlGNOLI, the distinguished
signor n. YERGER III. eminent baritone.
. Miss ANNA MEIiLIG. the eminent pianist
Mr HENRY lEUA1RMPS, the renowned violin vrtuoso.
The grand orchestra will be under the direction Of
MAX MARBTZEK
General admission, 81
Reserved seats - and 81 esch, according to location.
Reserved TO Matinee 81 aud So Can BE- secured
GENERAL NILSSON TICKET OPFICB,
at steinway Hall, Pourteenth-s.
Branch Ticket Omce Shmr No. 70 and also No III Broad
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no PHYSICIANS and OTHERS.-The pro

pof u several yAnAse Mineral Springs Of kno~n eeey,
with spaos hotel bungs eonugsons completely furnished With
oundng sf great natural beauty o and having asd
pasOnage soui Ike with parties for
perp0se Of Organizing permanent HEALTH INSTITUTION OF
WATER CURE AdEsss Nth reference H. r. No. beekmAu st
Rs..n
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ipesirb,sier Conntp Real estate for Sale.

H. you want TO HIRE or PURCHASE IOn
t-n property sppy 20 JAMES YOUNlASS Agent YOnkers
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nLYMPIC THEATER.
" POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK OF
MRS. JAS A. 0ATBSS COMIC OPERA COMPANY. .,,,.,
MRPHIsTO AND THE EARAB............hs JAMES A. OATES
MARIIIA Ia bfO' l." TOA
Mrr. 0ATESs BENEFIT on FRIDAY EVENING,
in addition second Of LATHE Faust viii be presented Tor
the frst time Ofenbacbs -
PRIMA DONNA OF NIGHT,
which occasion TEOS WIFPEN the celebrated Tenor and
BLANCHE GALTON Pma COEtralO have kindly gwen her
Mons CiIoSFFLEURI and Madam BALAUDARD.
ppNFSTTSR ............... Mrs JAS. A. OATES
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Kyy Wrr s-ps 90 The ,ehooH Ra1h a Nes btlofi, , a
b p.r on lie 18th ust l0oA assistance cot "a ial Ae1 O-i~
10 nOrgiagi
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onenses came up for discussion in the mornin
M. Wood addressed the House ON the subject Of
taking ground against the British Government
He blamed the President fot not having taken
steps 70 erect the release OF those prisoners In his
message to Congress the President had words OF
hndness Tor the struggling patriots, but words were
cneap and might be freely used, especially when the
force them by action. SO far from the President
pelng lmDued by the pervading sentiment OF the
'e Not on5 SS Ike Oi PresSen dent
tailed 10 observe the laws OF the nation and tore
SPeTI sne popular opinion asd wish OF the American
ne had thrown the whole weight OF the Government
into the opposite scale -TIlT -IT'
ntelligence on the subject should be got from the
State Department and then It might be that Con-
gress, and " not Congress, the American people
would demand the release OF their countrymen from
British prisons. II negotiation failed, then they
should appeal 70 the God OF battles that high I'm.
pire, which was sometimes the most economical.
most wise, and most judlcious.
The Presidents mind was on other subjects. He
was seeking to strengthen hls political position
by enlarging the area OF negro dominion. T"7-
Ihe discussion was further continued by Messrs
Ha'ght Schumacher. and Wilkinson, on the same
side OF the question. The morning hour expired
while MT. WILKINSON was speaking, and the matter
went over till the next morning hour
Mr.. Wood asked leave to offer a resolution direct
ing the Committee on Appropriations to report an
appropriation to refund to the city OF New YoIk
moneys dsbursed In 1851 under the direction OF the
Union Defense Committee, nearly one million OF
dollars
MI OunOul ODItCteut unless n Similar DrOpOetttOn
for Illinois were coupled with it.
Mr.. Banks moved that the privileges of the floor
for this day be given to Mr.. John Kits the gentle
man standing by his side. who was born in Pennsyl-
vania in 1I02 was softler OF the Revolution wilt
messed the surrender OF CORVALLIS at Yorktown
and had als0 served in the war OF 1919
The motion was agreed to unanimously and the
old gentleman was soon surrounded by members
with whom he chatted in q lively and inteliiRent
manner, showing but slight indications OF his ex-
treme nge.
Mr.. Julian offered resolution, directing the Com
hU lntr shat d.
meant by swamp and overnowed lands Adopted.
Mr.. Butler Mass.) offered resolution calling on
the Secretary OF State for information as TO why the
Spanish Government had not paid In oOn, according
TO the treaty OF 1884, the interest on the claims OF
American citizens in Paris and why any portion
thereof had been paid to the creditors in legatender
notes, etc. Adopted lI
Mr.. Butler alsO from the Reconstruction Com
mittee reported back the bill for the removal Of dis
abilities OF loyal citizens. Recommitted.
The House then, at half-past !, went into Com
mittee OF the Whole, Mr.. Cessna In the chair, the
Legislative Appropriation bill.
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ART.
snIe nr 1he TY, n.nnnan GnIlar,

sale of the ThemBsOn Gallery Of Paintings.
The auction sale of the collection OF pictnres M
the late Thomas Thompson, yesterday morning in
New York, was attended by quite a large gatherlng
OF the lovers OF art and beauty An "Early Spring
with sheep and figures, by Wainwright brought
sos; "Hercules and Omphale, by Paul Veronese
$500; "Venus," by Largiliere, sllO; 'The Sleeping
Beauty" Qife hizel, by NJ Wight, OF Boston, $500
''The Return Of the Dove 10 the Ark, by Guido
brought 5000; the Siege OF Troy by Iauifaly $40
a landscape, by Huysman, $3.50; ''yenus dissuadlne
Adonis from the Chase, by Bod, $500; ''Yenus and
Cupid Aeeep," by Boucher, sls9; "St. john" by
Ludovco Oaraccei, sl15; an allegorical picture
Richelleu, s2Io portrait Of the Duchess OF Cleye-
land by sr Peter LILY sTSS az a.
'Bathing scene" by Diatrecy. 100; the "Cool
Retreat" by Fox, $40; Shore scene, by Claude
j. Venet, s5l "a Gloomy Day" by HUNT $3.50
a portrait OF Galnsboroqgh, by himself, $50
scape bS % cariyon, $40; Tribute OF the seasons,
BY 6sendIan ssC Venus S1gs SHPd stnS1 and Pegasus e
$50; Jacob Meeting sap" by Jor.Se2s .s4 ssS "2n
yelling Cupid" by Fragonard, $3.50; "Bacchus and
Ariadhe, by NatOire, 80; "Lady vt Balcony py
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-02-10
BANK BURGLARS.
Daring scheme to Burgiarize n National Bank
The Thieves Attempt TO Murder Il Watch

Daring scheme to Burgiarize n National Bank
The Thieves Attempt TO Murder a Watch
man.
The Buffalo Express of yesterday says
A correspondent at Westfeld gives us the par
ticulars of a murderous attempt, on Sunday
night, to rob the First National Bank, In the
village of Westfeld. The villains, however,
most signally failed. They made an entrance
into the cellar under the bank through window
and mounted the stairs to door which leads
into small room opening into the back Office
and which is occupied by o young man named
Wallace. He heard noise, and, thinking it
was caused by rats, lay perfectly quiet; soon he
discovered the noise came from some one cut.
ting the door with knife. He Immediately
sprang up and caught revolver which is kept
for such emergencies Just at this moment the
robbers had made hole through the door, and
hearing the noise inside, decamped through the
cellar. Wallace ran to the window, threw up
the sash, and fired at one of the men, and just
as he fred he was fired at by another, the
ball passing under his arm and into the window
sill. Wallace then turned and fired at the other
assailant but did not hit him. The burglars
now took to their heels and escaped. The bank
protected by one of Lilies best chilled iron
vaults, eight feet high, ten feet deep, and six
feet wide: this surrounded by sixteen inches oi
masonry three sets of heavy two-inch iron
doors, with the best combination locks, and
inside of all this there are two strong and reli
able burglar-proof safes made of steel and iron
in consecutive layers. man sleeps in the bank
and two of the officers in the same building
But these rascals stop at nothing, and eterna
vigilance is the only protection we can rely