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New-York tribune., 1870-02-08
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE SECRET DoINGs OF sOROsIs.

The meeting of SOrOsis on Monday was O re-
markably interesting The weather being peculiarly
ne the fair sisters turned out great force brought
with them a large number Of lady guests One or two
daring reporters beleaguered the citadel in van the
only male creature who succeeded gaining admttance
was solitary waiter, and he disappeared with the
last icecream The Music Committee, having got fairly
Into working order introduced pleasant and novel fea
ture In the shape OF several fine pieces OF vocal music
I'm short as Mr. Micawber would say, songs which
given rs an introduction to the serious business Of
the day. Among Others, Madame Clara NJ Brinckerhors
rendering OF the famous cavatna Robert, toi que
Jaime" was noteworthy. Before the June xpectedly
large number OF guests present, the viands Of the
mystic lunch disappeared like dew upon
the mown grass for the Of the soross have
appetes. The flow of soul as unceasng that OF
the lemonade and the talk and the tea out at the
same moment Then the serious Of the meeting
began The reports read and the general affairs OF
the Club set in order The programme for the annual
meeting In March was brought up, and discussed and
the unfortunate victims who expected TO be pa
thetc funny to order had their parts assigned to them
Mrs. Cymer recited Mrs. Brownings poem of " Cata-
rina TO Camoens" with taste and feeling The Art Com
mittee reported the death of DR.. Alexander Anderson,
the father Of wood-engraving In America, and gave
slight sketch of his life and labors Then the literature
Oh tne DAY was called for and paper by MISS Augusta
Larncd was read by Mrs. Buregh Besides the thohght
fu and serious essay OF Miss Larned poem by Miss poi
celebrated the feats OF the famous old who talked
forever and never left of, concluding with moral that
might be useful 10 other clubs besides Soross.
20 Freedom thv ali tho naions much bless,
That name jog and PRIDE;
Free men and free counTy-ffee trade and free
The engines Of progress provide
But much l honor thy and thy
Hong to be ont Of the reach
OF the the gho talks to proclaim
The advantage Of freedom speech
The key shall be turned on the portal, Of,peech
Nv lesson IL doue for to-day
The moral Is plain intended to teach
Don't talk-f you've nothing TO say"
Miss Mary 4. Putnam NJ. d.. who Is now pursuing her
studies in Paris, elected honorary member OF
SOross by vote Of the Club, mark Of the
high esteem IN which they held her character and attain
ments After the transaction OF other important
business and the taking of the pledge by several new
members the meeting was closed, as 1t began, with
song, and Soross adjourned until March.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-08
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

President Trevellick of the National Labor
Union is TO address a mass-meetng OF workngmen IN
this city Oh Friday evening.
Mrs. Lane, head of the Order of the Daughters
of ~ rispin Of Massachusetts 10 visiting this city, Tor
the purpose Of assisting in the Organization Oh tho enae
shoe operatives.
The men working in the sewers in Hudson
Cty threatened strike yesterday II not given an hour
for dinner The hour was granted with condition that
ten hours should constitute days work
About 50 Piapo-forte Makers in the employ
OF We6Ser Co. went n on tSav 6as hsen aSont IS
per cent and resolved not TO return to work until the
old scale is restored.
The masops. brjcklayers end laborers ac-
cepted the situation yesterday and agreed to the reduc
tion of wages resolved upon last week by ther employ
Trade dull large number. o. men are ias su9
at the present time as suicidal
About 200 of the 1000 Umbrella and Parasol
Makers young wOnen now on strike met Yesterday anu
drew up q lower scale OF prices than Formerly rueu
which will be presented to the employers touay. Inns
strike which was commenced several GAYS sSV rhsre
are ~ leading this city which employ, on an
average from rs to 100 operatives eaeh.
The Common Council of Hudson City,
through eommittee asked the officers Of the Rre Rail
way 10 restore the the positions which hsy Occu
Ted in the shops the Long Dock before the recent
trGe Mr. Gould eclined for the reason that ne had no
work for them and that the force row IN The Long
Dock shops would be reduced $50 men The Ere kal
way Company understood, are considering tne pro
1iS'S 51srTis.
The members of the American Musical Fund
sscety met yesterday debated the subject OF new
charter the present charter being considered by some
Inadequate This organization has been in existence
about 20 years comprises about 200 members, and has
fund OF ss 600 Its membership list includes the names
of many OF the most sku musicians Of this city, while
Madam Jenny Lind Goldschmdt, Mrs. Frances Ann
Kemble, Mad. Gris sgnor susln Sighor Mat,o'% % any
out relief funeral and pension fees SASS The society
purely benevolent n It's ehaLaeter se memDsss are a5e
allowed s. a week. and upon the death Oh member tne
sum OF $50 s given for funeral expenses
New-York tribune., 1870-02-08
PERSONAL.

On the death of Admiral Sir George Sey-
Queen Victoria photographed her sympathy with
his family the following words feel most deeply
for you all, and much regret your noble father"
Among the banns of marriage lately pub
shed at the Hotel de Vile at Lille those of NJ Pierre
Paux Officer de Sante. aged and Mde. Felic6 lie.
long, aged 81 The nephews and neces of the lady, who
thus lose the OF fortune of $4,000 have at
tempted tostop the marriage. the plea of unacy.
NJ. Paschal GrOusset, convicted on Saturday
in conjunction with NJ RochefOrt for his writings in the
NarSeaS dropOs of the recent discussion in the Corps
Lesatf with reference to the abolition OF the punish
OF DEATH strongly advocates the passing OF
TO this efect-except far crowned heads
cerned.
Mr.. j. Q. A. Warren has inst returned from
Europe whittier he went for the purpose OF procuring
materials for work Silkcuture, in the prepara
ton of which he is engaged Mr.. Warren made
an honorary member of the chronological and Concho-
logical Societies Of Belgium. and brings back with him
samples Of silks and specimens OF new japanese
silk-wOrms.
Count de Chateau-Villard of the French
Jockey Club. who died few months ago. in the
habit Of burying his old hounds in particular inclOsure
on his estate, and had erected them monumental
column inscribed To my true friends" He desired to
be buried beside them and left Of francs for
mausoleum, within which TO he disposed the
works OF art at his chateau of Willard together with all
the portraits of his female friends The widow OF the
Count whom these provisions Of the will scarcely
complimentary, wishes them strictly fulfilled
Carlyle has written the following letter to a
sefaueht artist, shoemaker by trade who published
recently at Greenock volume OF sketches Of and
manners in the West Of Scotland
5CHEYSE-Row. CHELSEA, lith January, 1870
DEAR SIR: Many weeks ago shUuld have thanked yOu
for the pleasant yonme you were KIND enough to send
My excuse is have been in weak health, am Occu-
pied with many things, and have growing aversion and
inability TO the act OF writing Your book j. not very
serious but IL is swift and flowing. full Of good
humOr hrOuehout-Of eajnB shrewdne=S too, with sub
dued vein Of just satire ptrceptbe. like suspicion OF
good cOguac in wholesome tumbleT Of milk |
say that IL throws authentic sraggle Of illumination
actual Scottish life IN our generation. and pleasantly
reminds of what knew Dwell long that the pho
O1rdp Of that bTisy. peaceabe. cOnented, and indie
pendent Shoemaker awakens nothing but good will In
me- and that ] have known many thousands OF books
which cost tar trouble ana less deserving OF
being written. Believe me, yours, with hearty thanks
and good Wishes II. CARLYLE
Mr. John Kelso Hunter Gourock. near GrecnOck.
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lEAnnrLENr AssrssMrNrs

We understand that number of the leading
ctzeus estate of this city have signed
memorial 10 the Legislature. demonstrating against the
proI0sed alterations laws Of 1858, chapter sa
relative frauds assessments for local Improve
nsnt III the city OF Now York" fbis act Affords prop
erty.ownars speedy and efctive remedy for many Of
the frauds iu assessments though ~ ~ means
I'd far IA Justice aud protecou to property requires As
The law now stands people have remedy against the
imperfect execution OF work or against exorbitant
charcfs IN assessments The slight protection Afforded
AGAINST thu fraudulent action oi "hcla ny hr nc, OF
1Eg Ia nng sought 10 Do set aside and taken away me
proposed act eaus tho citizens entirely at thr mercy OK
the city officials. -, ,..,,. -.
The following II the memorial III '"ii' I" "h'ch oFsF
sOOO names haV already been ailNeai
70 ne s,naf, u nc Sos oC N,if. York 90, - -
Tbe uters rr< rssHts tie Cr s NeNlers shd oNtef vi
% .at, r,,p,ey rrmogsraiE against "" passage ~ We
mn uos beios you hodt amenf chapter @ q" nc laws Si ie'
entitled Az Ao relation alds l Asseinehn h loeS mpe,r
meats M hsU Of tie following fess"nsi lhs' ths
statute now sts. pfotou - real tstse oNL' shhst Wv
,uueous sus been lpsiTAed IA ag .NtAlArns
Tbatt Affords Speedy which becomes hs onV nese' rentt
10 estate rspJ lsseinl hsud OF ifelsAt' aedgtss
b d 1si The aei OF asAe OF ,'...sl 2'apf L
iLe cit ra unt.r te proposed set
.duea msss, ssa rss@sat That rs PVP"'ss az" "A''
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Pasca sardou lately nishsd comedy for the raais ,S
TO the Portes Martin, beside writing lbrettO for d.
Offenbach.
The director of the Ath6nee appears to be
ous to produce operas OF more ambitious character
than those which have brought him prosperity verds
"Masnader" was TO be placed upon that stage about
the 25th ut under the title OF lies Bandis." Some
readers may remember that the story founded upon
sehler's "Rauber" and that the dull opera written
for Nine Goldschndt who played in 1t at Her Majesty 9
Theater.
The London AtenGnm says: 1--WE are in
formed the best authority that there not 10 be
Sr be the % be for az be
not orchestra and chorus nor even sngersfew as
assured that ample means for creating new cos
mopolitan operahouse forthcoming, and that Sir
Michael Costa will be endowed with plenpctentiary
functions.
NJ. Pasdeloup has resigned the dictatorship
OF the Theatre Lyrque and his management ceased on
the LIST OF February He took the opportunity Of handing
the amagamaon OF the Lyrque with the Opera and the
Opera Comque. The Comm,ssion des Autems. on being
consulted expressed dissatisfaction with the project NJ
PasdeOup has not only lost s00O francs, but has mort
gagged the profits Of his Concerts Popuaires for two
years to come.
NJ Bazn's "EOurs ct la Pacha," brought out
at the Opera Comque is supported by Mines Ugade and
Tua. MN. Couderc. Ponchard, Poel and Prlleux. The
resngaged Mdlle Heilbronn. MN. Nathan and Prileux
D6a" the new opera by NJ Jules Cohen. the book by
p and ld Rn e
principal parts 1t is already settled that "Dea" shall
he brought out about the 18th of March.
Mr.. Kennedy, with his "Songs of Scotland"
has got 10 London. The Ahen9um says: "Mr Kennedy
has conspicuous qualification for the position he has
taken up. He is emphaticaly and prominently Scotch
His voice is not particularly sweet, his singing is
muscianlike. his emphasis excessive. and his manner
nnrened But he speaks the Scotch ne knew
thoroughly, and he sings the melodies though he
loved them heartily Hence his popularity with his clan
nish countrymen. Mr.. Kennedy has brought host of
anecdotes from America and from the land OF the Nor
and of these he gives his hearers enough and to
spare. Nevertheless his entertainment has certain
value for all who interested in national nusic
New-York tribune., 1870-02-08
OBI1 UAR !.

DEATH or GOV. wASHBURN or VERMONT.
His Excellency Peter Il. Washburn, Governor
of the State OF Vermont died at his residence IN Wood
stock yesterday. aged So years. GOV Washburn was
native of Lyme Mass, but removed 10 Vermont when
three of he has ever since resided He was
graduated Dartmouth College, and by profession
LAWYER He has been much IN public nfe and filled
respectively the offices OF Representative OF his town.
County Senator and Reporter Of the Decisions of the S
preme Court In 1861. he commissioned Lieuten
Colonel in the LIST Regiment OF Vermont Volunteers
for the suppression OF the Rebellion He however
most widely and favOraby known through his service
Adlutant General Of the State, 10 which Office he
elected and held till after the close Of the
He naugurated Governor OF the State in October
last. and his administration gave promise of unusual
character and success
New-York tribune., 1870-02-08
.RBERY.
THE PORT JERvIs BANK ~ ,ns"su,pp
RECOVERY OF $685. WORTH OF 30.



RECOVERY OF $4,000 WORTH oF 30.
PRACTICE. 0.olo, =.
A portion of the bonds which weTs nan 70.
short time ago from the Port Jsrvs Bank has, com.
covered, under circumstances at snce peculiar as o,
Aboat two weeks ago Mr. Henry Farnum " a
dent Of the vctimzed Bank, received letter fross
Wal.st lawyer. stating that there was certaia
number OF the Deer Park Town bonds that ne
could negotiate and could procure Upon receipt or
this letter. Mr. Farnum to this city and called on
the lawyer and informed him that he didn't want the
bonds alone but all the securities that had been taken
The attorney replied that the town bonds which were not
negotiable could be had for 20 per cent He woua see
the who held them. and learn whatcOud De cone
Mr. Farnum then returned to Port Jarvis and consisted
with the losers, who returned with him 10 the
Office OF the attorney, whom they found 10 com
lows. The attorney informed them thai his clients
had concluded give back the entire lot U Donhs lot
per of their value The Port Jeryis people
OF accepting the proposition and thinking they
OF the detective police who told them there were no
grounds for the arrest OF the persons and ADVISED e
accede TO the proposition. Upon this they returned
TO Wa-s, but the attorney to their astonfshnebt,
told them infinitely where they had besn and,
"nOw," he said, II yen want those bonds you
pay IS per cent for the town pends
and so per cent for the government vonSsr T.
The Port Jervis seeing their predcament cen-
cluded to accepresolvng h5wever 10 arrest the 1euei
soon as they got the bonds their possession
A few days later they met the attorney ina In pnvass
present being little boy The ball opened by the
attorney who pleasantly asked for the money but re-
fused produce the bonds until he was paid Ihe gem
temen from Port Jervis therefore Obliged 10 con
out money and give 1t TO the lawyer who whispered
to the little boy and the latter ran out ana returneu
presently with the bonds which were passed TO the
victims were obliged to return home with, is under
stood, $4,000 worth OF bonds.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-08
THADDEUs sTEVENs--HIs RELIGIOUS VIEWS.
The following lettcr from Thaddens stevens

exhibits his rel elOus belief very definitely tls published
by the Harrisburg correspondent OF The lhdadethi4
Press
JASui.r, %. 1867
sDrAE Su: Teeeigsd yOsr letter SURPRISED zach
moved Al sBv scsnds whc NAV phhcy pse uttered
myi not usually contradict To your pernal suggestion
hose'er. willingly reply.
al the wbsh you said made a as tbs author
well tIeN, II he had any sisage on the subject
have agAys been believer la The Bits lie Is o0 uhe
dsbeeres Of a Got b charged
believe the eIeuoe OF Hell iO ia especial bsseii OF this
slsndensL
have said never duv Auy esTg Sweyer gr0 make
exception religion. eif l. 10 questis make no
lgeieusou pey he otr piyJ vosd he lonrht
ihsdel va a'sd sBaplIi. and sdh'Is % II rhfhtt
]. 4. kKA1I ten fHaDpRts SfEths-
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uFNoRANDA
Safe Light for Our Homes.

Nj. EDTOs: Permit v'o ya sSrd ia e'h'. q ?" S''.f
e''i where z toi used expense sbch oardea
We neither sell the Lamp sbh eommend ree,
Perkins Houses NoneIpors keron, L0mp Prof w. Seeiys
Amherst College mainly instrumental is Introduction 70 zoe
people New EBgAnd because he saN 10 public bssstg
perfectly Nothing that he used Tor lnmnAton s ef
pode IT, while the light eIeedgy brilliant STEADY and entirely
noSenre TO 0dor and the less than that ef %.
Messr yo,sw Montgomery Of 10 Courtaodst n H. General
United graduates Of New Engrd
g and Of the highest character The interest Of the public
such protection life s business copftss
importance solitary and undTasd 10 - essi sof
these sustained By the best In the scientific and literary soti
fConuegstosalst
New-York tribune., 1870-02-08

DOMESTIC MARKETS -.
"a, FK,Nctsco Beb Flour, - iOSSo % wheat et "~
knryox t.b Cotton uaehssEed receipts. ioJ oe'
s.port, co.stwse iss bales; Lew MddiDx, 9Ji ssJie
7-non fair demand With hga onsfipgsi
s,l,. ana l.lsr r,eeipts go bales AadAngs, "a eI
k-b. 7Coiton qusA receipts S'io oAes' saes
ba MiddlnES 2ic. a. z.as- a..
AtsNsr Feb L-whsai unchsngsd Rye dali At @aSsa ot the
III s Ca s 9Oc of NeN 81 10 for Old; t4ss LOO bush
Oats bel At S. Bs6c Nothing doing Ia Barley
mn,,x AZ. E.b rCoisa fair demand dnriEs the DAY
and closed grss; sales loo bAes hllnss 2sc receipts S'
bales -. .-l... s.u. MA.
Sng, xt aIe SATURDAY. leos ess no exports
Ros, 49, slr As ayr Is Corn vi 49, Oas trm al i'e
Rr,n al 10 Hay S20 Pork, s29 tog6ig oA Bacon easier
lpai7 LArd-lereA loo easei hes ios. ovys nu :,
asi s,t sCo5.s active Fail, iSi f3ic Prss r!6ic Cad
m 1911 Sowyork Sight Exchange, par ~
esut diAesnL- -, 81, s,i.,. 1,,,n.,tre
xle, AZ x 80 for Strained; tSfr No Tnsssy AZ
80 co,on s,lst a, e3se oF Mddhug Corn. VI Os
(sARLSro s. O., feb Cotton easier shi aue'' sA''
Minllng, 2Ae eps lao9 bales -, a.. ca. A..
bSIKor Feh T-Wlea, dali and unchAngei osS-SAse' va
n.I., 4 g. y sesa. Dressed Hogs, siessio 60
New-York tribune., 1870-02-08
If fUSIC.

A concert in aid of the Home for Friendless
Women, in West Fourth-st is to be gwen the 18th
inst at Stenway Hall 1t offers not only inducemeht
to the charitable in the purpose to which the receipts
pledged but strong attraction to the lovers of good
music Miss Kellogg. Miss Nette Sterling Miss Anna
Mehg, and Mr.. W. j. Hill the artists whose
appear the programme.
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u,y be Examined is the manner usuais 'he courts "

u,, a, ,i,,,.,, sV be '"n''d " The "''''' '''''
justice ofth msf, as signed by the officers OF " le a IN
ms peuuom mpanies all that oou.o ,s. ee .sa'"''
rnnce ana Inssee able for obtaining ngna,ures o,n
the short time svn ed the Committee 10 e an
M Deyein regnes ard was snosequen. ,ns,rsc,ed
by Mr. Gleason of Kn That there was but bare ma
by the COMMITTEE 10 80. quence thereon tne
ory present and In conN ON their previous resolution
had decided not TO depart Mr. Gleason to present DIS
Mr. McCnrdy then asked rmit him to be present at
request TO the Committee TO N "A representative OF his
the examination of witnesses later hour by the Ser
company. He Informed ~ had considered his re-
Reantat Arms that the COMMITTEES
quest, and voted not TO admit him
New-York tribune., 1870-02-08
THE INDIANS.
TIE KIOwAs rHREATENING HOS,

THE KIOwAS .THREATENING HOsTILITIES.
ST. LOUIS, Feb IA dispatch received 40
military headquarters here from Col Nelson, command
ing Camp supply Indian Territory. the return
OF Major Kidds scouting expedition TO the KiowaS "a.
tanta chief has been and IS still regarded "a tateat
enine hostilities, and Major Kidd sent down "A
tour of observation. He received with much defer
ence and many prOtestatIoDs but Col Nelson IL coni
dent that the expedition timely one. ana lss llad
the effect OF arresting the mscbieyous plans ~ ths
Kov AS for the present. at least.
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Surgeon General Hammond, DR.. Beach, and Dr.
Nealls examined John Reynolds, alias sylvester Bream

Surgeon General Hammond, DR.. Beach, and DR..
Neais examined John Reynolds alias sylvester Bream,
yesterday, and pronounced him sane
Col. Harry Rockafellar has received letter
from Richmond Va, stating that the two lapounder
howitzers which were presented 10 the list Regiment
~ Y s. N. c. by Capt. Dahlgren Of the U. s. Navy, IN
April 1851 and which the regiment broaght to the battle
field OF Bull Run stored in that CITY, and can be
had on application. The battery was commanded by
Cant Ellis. Col Rockafear has sent request to Rich
mond that the guns be forwarded
The Bal Masque of the Sehillerbund Gesang
verein at the Germana Assembly Rooms last evening
was grand affair AT early hour the rooms were
crowded by motley crowd OF pleasure,seekers IN
domnoes masks, and costumes OF all kinds. Turks,
Greeks Indians representatives of the Caucasian Mon.
gol and Maayan mixed together with the utmost
harmony and talked and danced as II no such small
matters difference Of color, costume and custom eN-
sted. Europe represented BY such austrious per
coma ges as Count Bismarck LOUIS XIV. Napoleon and
Others Asia by Brahma, the Great Mogu the Nlalk
Of Persia the Khan OF Tartary, and ouhers.
and Africa by the King. OF Egypt. Al
IOt H. m "A grand procession was formed the LEADING
being horseback and at midnight number
less tabeaux lighted by Bengal re hightened the beau
still groteslue Coquetting IN the mea time
had full sway and reminded many OF those OF the
pleasant entertainments OF far of Fatherhnd Untii An
early hour this morning the strains OF nusie moved hs
figures in whiriDg maze, and daylight dawbeu Deiore
all the maskers had returned once more 10 actual aay ME
New-York tribune., 1870-02-08
LA1LST Snip NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
s,.nship sherman Quick New Orleans wd,e ina p.s>
S,n,hip Noiunteer Jones. wilubsisn Nc Sdss d"A'''
IWIND.-sundosn, light N. e.. tee
DOMESTIC PORTS ,s
g,x PR ,scco Feb 1-Arstfed, bass TransA uom ae"11
TesrS.s MosEos Feb 1Pansa oct, steamship fAesa TOT
Pat 10 ier ss. ...sAsSp Gull ssA sl lot N''
York. "f RI. tts.f'
nssSoIH. Va PsS fssIsi steamship ssrsos ioF sEfoFS
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SALE OF THE THOMPSON COLLECTIONS.

Yesterday morning the rooms of Ii: Ii. Leeds
Miner were crowded with people anxious to buy or TO
see the pictures belonging to the collection of the late
eccentric Thomas Thompson Of Boston who died in this
city last Spring The bidding at first was light Cas-
tie by Moonlight by Berstadt brought t6o Leda and the
swan by Due, sal splendid portrait OF Daniel Web
ser s.; and another Of Rufus Choate. s2 Bromley
pieture OF Mary Queen OF Scots accusing John Knox Of
Treason 500; RUNNERS Deluge. sll5; Some Pumpkins
by CoutOn OF Boston. So Diana After the Chase, by
Boncher (once owned by Count DOrsayD, s25; The Wa
tering Place by Xavery $3.50; The Valley Of the Pem
gawasset $iOe an Ope portrait, s2s0i and An Angel
Coypeps Jackson's, Lemoine's. and others, which
went for moderate prices. View in Switzerland. by
Blerstadt brought 800 "a landscape by Jackson, s02;
Park Scene by Watts. Sl40; Female Bathing. by Le-
nome, s65 storm. by H. r. Hunt. $lol Cupid Welding
Hearts, by Jacob Dewitt, s20; English Corn-teld by $.
r. Percy tis5; Marine View by Vrenet, $50; Miser-
able Bacchus, supposed TO be by Rnbens an Italian
Sunset by Bersadt, sl0 italian Moonlight, by the
same $40 and number OF other pictures, good bad,
and Indifferent at various prices from onefourth up TO
ten times their actual value works OF art or articles OF
merchandise
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solely that furnished sgsn
fraudulent mposons real estate tins city That
proposed is retroactive and ssmmsYy eFsss s fraudulent
sen snd puis end to all pending proceedings them
New-York tribune., 1870-02-08

Jse Winchesfer's pbites-Ths ceebritei 2,s
edy /, pr0npt and posir> CrKE for CoSsUsPTioS
New-York tribune., 1870-02-08

Tn. rropby seed, g. ssni fsr sssfss.
:. 'irs. G S0 X wAKSs, jr. Ogden Farm. Newport. r l.
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MARRIED.

.. ding nnd Visiting Cards. Initial stsnpug ss- Po~.
WSs ~, SpELs soSs iSt Folop OPP Old Datch Chsb
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Rnl, Curtic wilmington, Leila. New Yo.s A. b "snSL.
n y,n Dv~p Phifsdeipbs; steamship Tennessee
S.yAssAH Feb 7Arrved r.n..
Draper Portland
MEMORANDA.
s.xx n. p.b The steamship Oriental vhieh arrived bers
today from Boston the 6riasb sns hsn no
York for Wplngtos G. The HELEN was ds~assa '' "'
Carolina 10 the late gale
New-York tribune., 1870-02-08
ORR Wholesale LIQUOR DEALERS,

The following table shows the amoant of
GALES OF liquors returned by Wholesale Aqnor Desfs
I'm the Thirty District of NewNOrk for the year
,nen inclnd,nc salcs nermiiied snecal tax: