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y E w ~ NJ "A ~ u IL Il ON
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
A Girdle Round the Earth.
The India Gable Success.
The Army and Navy Fraternizing.
AN Embezzling MTail Agent.
T0-DkY'S WASHINGTON news.
Financial and Commercial
Etc, ETC.. Etc. Etc, Etc.
To-DkY'S WASHINGTON NEWS.
financial and Commercial
Etc, ETC.. ETC.. Etc, Etc.
FROM EUROPE.
weather and the Crops In EnkIand.

Weather and the Crops In England.
LONDON, June 24.-Despatches from various
parts of the country report slight showers last
evening. The crops have greatly improved
lately, though the weather is still warm and the
ground dry.
The New India Cable.
The congratulatory kilograms to and from
President Grant were read amid much en-
thusiasm at the banquet held in this city last
evening in honor of the completion of the tele-
graph line to India. They are also published in
various morning journals here and elsewhere
throughout Europe.
st. Georges Channel.
The cable across st. Georges Channel to
Wexford, Ireland, has been repaired, and o
marked improvement in the transoceanic tele-
graphic service has followed. The Wexford
cable, besides being on a direct route from
European capitals to Valentia contains four
conducting wires, while other cables to Ireland
containing only one conducting wire, are further
north, making necessary the employment of
crcuitous route, with frequent repeating sta
tions. Delays were therefore unavoidable.
Perfect Telegraphic Communication.
Now however, the necessity for economizing
time, by setting apart one of the ocean cables
for transmitting and the other for receiving
messages, no longer exists. Communication is
perfect in all directions.
This Mornings Quotations.
LONDON, June 24-Noon - COnsols for money,
92ss and for account, 92%. American securities
firm. u. S. 520s of 1862, 9O4; OF 1865 old, s9sS of
1861 SOL; 1O-4Os, s7&. Stocks quiet. Erie Railroad,
10; Illinois Central, 112H; Great Western, 2S.
LIVERPOOL, June A-Noon.-Cotton dull; mid
ding uplands, l0%d.; mddling Orleans, 1O}sd.
Sales to-day estimated at 5000 bales. Sales OF the
week, $1,000; export 6OOO; speculation 1000 bales.
Stock in -nort 6s2.QQQ bales. which 100000 are
American N IL
LONDON, June 24.-Tallow firm. Refined Petro-
leum dull Is. I'd. Linseed Oil drmer at e31 los.
Turpentine quiet at 30s. Sd. d.98Os. Sd.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, June 24-230 p. M.-American securities
steady; u. s. 5-20s, 1862 90& 1867, S91S. Stocks
steady; Erie, 191S Illinois Central 49, Great West
ern, 2sA.
PARIS, June "a. The Bourse closed firm.
Rentes, 7sf. 60c.
LIyERPooL, June 24-2'30 P. M.-Cotton-the
sales of the day estimated at 5000 bales. Stock
of cotton aoat 81, 600 bales, OF which 100 900
American. California Wheat, los. Sd. @10s. cd. red
Western, 9s red winter, 9s. Cd. COS. 10d The re-
cepts of Wheat for three days 900 quarters
which 10000 quarters are American. Corn, Bis. Cd.
@31s sd. Lard, COS. I'D.
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FOUND DEAD.
Not Discover IL Until Late In the Night.

A Reom:mate sIseps with a Cerpss or @ and nd Does
About o'clock yesterday morning. says yes
terdays Pittsburg Commercial, German hos
tier named John Servin, employed at the Citi-
zens Passenger Railway stables, was found dead
In his bed at the boarding-house of Rosa Faas,
opposite the stables. 1t appears that he ate
hearty supper and was about early in the even
ing talking with his friends as usual. He retired
about o'clock. About 10 o'clock his room
mate came up and saw that he was lying on his
face near the centre of the bed, and tried to
wake him up, giving him slight tip, but could
get no response. He then concluded not to dis
turb Servin, and went around and turned in aa
the other side of the bed.
About o'clock conductor Harry Walton
came up to wake deceased. and spoke to him
twice, but could get no reply. 1t was then dis
covered that the body was quite cold, aud that
death had probably Iakep place soms June be-
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THE LOUISVILLE BANK ROBBERY.
Amount Stolen. S72,17O'33-Gone Where the
WO0dbino Twineth.

Amount Stolen. 872,17O'33-GOne Where the
WOodbine Twineth.
The Board of Directors of the Mechanics
Bank, which was robbed in such an audacious
manner, in open day last Friday, concluded
their investigations yesterday and officially
report the loss to be .$72, 1908.
The bank will be fully able to pay every dollar
of the deposits. The question of continuing
business is still undecided. Other banks and
capitalists have made additional proffers of aid,
and there will be no difficulty in resuming if the
board so decides. %
Mr.. Pope, the cashier, has almost entirely re-
covered from the ill-treatment received at the
hands of the bold robbers. =. .r,
So far nothing definite in regard to the robbers
has been learned, and all the efforts of the de-
tectives TO apprehend them have been fruitless.
The general opinion is that they have succeeded
in leaving the city with their booty, and as the
money was all in currency and cannot be identi-
fed it is faiHto conclude that it has gone where
the woodbine twineth.-LouasUilLe Journal 21s ST.
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FROM NEW FORK.
Dea,b from Keroseue,

Death from Kerosene.
ROCHESTER,, June 24,-Mary Zugalder lighted
a fire this morning with kerosene, resulting in
death, as usual. v r ..-.-
new Ysrk Money and stock Markets.
NEW YORK, June 24.-stocks irregular Money, 4
as per cent. Gold, 111ss 6-20s, 1882, coupon,
do do. new, llsA DO. 1851, l1s3I; do. 1855 ll81
l0-4Os, los; Virginia 6s, new, 20; Missouri IS,
94sl; Canton Company, 66; Cumberland preferred,
40; New York Central and Hudson River, 9Ssl Erie,
2S; Reading, 107 Adams Express, 664 Michi.
gan Central, 1928; Michigan Southern, 98X; nli-
nois Central, 1S9. Cleveland and Pittsourg. 100 |;
Chicago and Rock Island, 111Js Plttsburg and Fort
Wayne, 9514, ex.diy.; Western Union Telegraph,
new York Produce RIarikes.
NEW YORK, June 2+-Cotton lower; sales OF
500 bales middling upland at 2lc. Flour-btate,
s5.25@6'4O; Ohio, s59O@6OO; Western, s5'25@6So;
Southern dull and lower at s6l5@l0. Wheat duh
and nominally declined 1@2c. Corn lower: new
mixed Western s5c.@slO3 Oats heavy; State,
69@7Oc. Western, 63@64c Beef quiet. Pork
heayy; new mess 5000. Lard heavy steam, 14Z9
163Ic; kettle, l616c. Whisky nominal at ST.
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II. Fifty-two killed in the Capitol. 2. Three killed
at same place. 3. -Four died from wounds received
at Capitol
Deducting those killed, or who died from
wounds received at the Capitol, we have:-Total
number of whites, from natural causes, for
above peried, 412; total number of blacks, 54S.
Excess of blacks over whites, 1856. We leave
the unknown" out of The count altogether.
From natural causes, as above:-Blacks, per
cent, 57'1; whites, per cent, 42'9. Difference,
over ID per cent. in mortality of blacks. When
the difference of population is brought into con-
sideration, this percentage is considerably in
creased.
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FROM BALTIMORE.
RobbIng the Nails.

BALTIMORE, June 24.-Andrew Stafford, mail
agent between Baltimore and Philadelphia, was
arrested yesterday by special mail agent for
robbing the United States mails of letters and
money. United States Commissioner Rogers
committed him to jail in default of SIC, 600 bail
to await the action of the United States District
Court Stafford admitted his guilt
BairImors Producs niarkes.
BALTIMORE, June 24-C0tt0n dull and nominal.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat steady: Mary
land Sl609175; Pennsylvania, 81 bO@l 32; Western,
81 4OCa1-5O Corn quiet white, el1Ssl2O; yellow,
SllO@11l Oats lower; light csc. heavy. 60963c.
RYE, 81 O5011O. Provisions unchanged Whisky
very dull at 81 O1@102.
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FROM THE WEST.
Fatal BIastIng Accident.


HELENA, Montana, June 24.-While two men
were putting in final blast in shaft in Charles
Hendrie's mine at Unionyille yesterday after
noon, the charge exploded prematurely, killing
Joe Miller and seriously injuring another, name
unknown. The eyes of the unknown man are
gone. 10
a Alleged Murderer Arrested.
The Sheriff to-day arrested negro named
Simpson, who is charged with the murder of a
man named McCloughy, in Virginia City, in the
spring of 1868.
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FATAL MISTAKE.
A Lady Takes an Ounce of Arsenic Believing
it 10 be niagnesia.
The Newark IN j \ Advertiser of last evening

it 20 be MA gnesia.
The Newark On. J.) Advertiser of last evening
says:-T
Mrs. Mary ID. Harrington, widow of the late
Joseph Harrington, residing at No. so Elm
street, being somewhat unwell this morning,
went to closet with the intention of taking
dose of magnesia. By some means, however,
she got hold of paper containing an ounce of
arsenic, and believing it TO be the magnesia she
sought, prepared and swallowed the whole of it.
In about an hour after she became very sick,
and suspecting that she had made some mistake,
she examined the paper which had contained
the arsenic and found that she had indeed made
a terrible blunder.
Physicians were Immediately summoned and
every known remedy administered 70 the suffer
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ing woman, but the arseuic had remained un-
disturbed in her stomach so long that all efforts
to avert fatal result proved unavailing. About
half-past two o'clock this afternoon the unfor
tunate woman bresthed her last. She was about
sixty years of age. This is the third case of
poisoning by mistake which we have been called
upon to record in the past two months, and it
bebooves people to take warning by these sad
mistakes, and avoid similar unfortunate mis-
hans.
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HnIrIuare Produce rIarkes.
FROM THE SOUTH.
The Bennett Case.

RALEIGH, N. c.. June 24.-Tbe argument in
the case of General W.T.. Bennett, ex-supervisor
of Internal Revenue of North and South Caro-
lima, charged with oppression while in office,
was given to the jury yesterday afternoon. 1t
is thought that no verdict win be reached.
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fore. verdict of death from apoplexy" was
rendered. Deceased was about forty-fve years
of age, and very sober industrious man. He
recently bought farm of one hundred and
seventy-five acres in Missouri and it is stated
bad $1,000 in gold in a bank in this city.
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"A poor woman in Utica, who owns three
houses and is building another, sends her chill
dren into the streets daily to beg.
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LEGAL xNrnxxreHNcE.
Prison Cases.
Co,Igt of Quarter SessiOns-,Jttdge LldLOto.


Court of Quarter SessiOns-Ottdgs LudIOto.
The District Attorney being unable to get homi-
cides ready for trial this week, the court Is still en-
Sarah Smith, colored, was convicted OF the lar
ceny OF clothing from gentleman. in whose house
Captain Jordan OF the brig Wallace and John
Collier, cook Of the same, occupied the Court with
mutual charges Of larceny and assault and battery
port here Captain Jordan went down East TO visit
his home, and upon returning missed number OF
ing stolen them, and also seized some few cooking
utensils that were In Golfers trunk. A dispute as
solved Itself into g6t and resulted in this cross
prosecution. On trial. f.r "a .
An Important Patent Decision-Paper-maI1inE
Circuit Of the United States the Northern Dis
ssnsrsi sttsntioa among not only the psPsr%aEns
the
sd "a
who may been the holders o licenses under them 70
manufacture white paper by the use OF what IS techn'
yeniOr and his assgnses the PO.ssssOn g oi the
hs 5'
pied syaSs ss Ss Of thSs fss.a S
blythe w cod Paper Company.
Supreme oowt-BetOrs Judge Barnard.
The msrearas5is ayiAss,s Power for
ssSs sene VS. sepdsss b
fH aa sso az II .sss sss
importers and wholesale dealers found themselves at
statement corrected was no. complied with s60naS and
commenced suit for 100000 damages. Their complaint
implies that there something more than mistake IN
that repeatedly solicited to sub
scribe 70 the book Of MeKillop sprsgue but have re
and that IL OF this refusal and
probably to crafty the spite of business rivals that the
pubic alton made The complaint points out the in
which has resulted from tbie publication not onlS
befe but in Europe and the West Indies and demands the
Rpals aaIpsAes y, Ii4'a't
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FINANCE AVID COMMERCE.
EVENING TELEeRiPH OYrIcr,l
Eridav- lime "a. 1870. 4

FRIDAY, June -, sofU
Money continues very abundant, and first
class borrowers find no difficulty in supplying
their wants at 3d4 per cent, the latter figure
being accepted on pledge of Government bonds.
Discounts are rather more active, owing to
Western crop movements, which Just now are
heavy and give employment to considerable
idle funds. The supply, however is fully equal
to the demand, and rates remain at soc per
cent. on sixty days paper, and at 6td6I% per
cent. for three or four months
The gold market is as dull everything else,
and the sales have fluctuated entirely between
1l1&@1115s.
and indicate further weakness, the skies
having fallen about Is and the 5-20s
Is pretty well through the series. The
purchase yesterday of $1,0O0000 oy the
five millions, indicating disposition to sell.
Local stocks were moderately active, and
fairly steady in prices. State and city secur-
ties are dull and strong. Sales of the latter new
issues at 1003s @10015. Sd.
Reading Railroad was quiet with sales at
5S5s. Pennsylvania sold at, $685.; Minehill
at 81; and Lehigh Valley at 5s$S.
Canal - stocks were neglected. Sales of
Schuylkill at 55sGS34, and Lehigh at 34ss
In the miscellaneous list the only sale was one
of Manufacturers Bank at 3015.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
Reported by De Haven Bro. No. 40 s. Third street.
$4,000 City ss, n. Is. 100 sh Manuf Bk. -. so16
toVO Ivo1s SlA ocI rtN..... oSs
$500 do. cap. .100H 100 do...... So
$500 do. Old Is Cap 9S al sh Reading r. 53T
$4,000 Pa N Yes 100 do. o......... 5SsS
$1,000 C&AR BIDS Dds " 100 100 DO! DO sao s. s.
lots. =. SIN 100 do..... :, 53ss
$1,000 Jersey r rs. 97 500 do......l ls b3S
$4,000 N Penna los .1O9I % sh Leh R.. 5ssS
abts630 Sch N 6s '76. 20 100 sh Penna r. bo bSIs
$500 Pa 6s, 1st Sc 900 do. -. b6. 5s1I
s5wn. lo5A 2OO.sh Leh Na....ls 542l
$1,000 Amer Gold. .1l1Xi
SECOND BOARD.
$1,000 q A m 6s,ss 944, 27shOC&A Az
$4,000 Pa r Con bs.. 100 do. .o60. Az
cp.. 9S 200 do ......ls ~
s24O0 City IS, New 1883 500 sh Read R o5 SO .56
102 sh Penna X. Is. 5s 500 do. SO So
100 sh Sch Nav..... s5S IFS sh Leh r. Is 5sA
NARK s. LADNER, Brokers, report this morning
Gold quotations as follows:-
1000 A. 1145 A. M......... .1111S
l0UI " ...........l1 l1l9s lllDO ...........nl2s
l0'I5 " ..'.......'iiA ll'oS " ..''....... lila
1lUO '" ..........lllss'
JAY COOKE s. Co. quote Government securities as
folows:-U. 8. 6s OF 1881, 117@11S; 5-2Os OF 1862,
u1H@111ss; do, 1884 110x@11116; do, 1896, Iii
@111A; do. do, July, 1134@1l515; do. do, 1857,
1l32ka113x; do. 1868, 1133@113S; l04Os, 10S@
1OsA Pacifcs, 114@114H Gold, 111sS.
MKssRs. DE HAVEN d BROTHER. No. 40 3. Third
Street, Philadelphia report the following quotations:
u. s. 6s Of 1884, 11,4@11s; do 1852, III 3s@111%
do. 1864. 110X@1l1I5; ao 1866 1l1@11l4; do. 1865,
do, l1s9s@il3A; 1o-4Os. ios@1osA; q. 5. 40 Year
Notes, 10; Gold, 1112s@111&; Silver, l0S@1l0
Union Pacific r. r. lst Mort. Bonds, ss1O@ssO Cen
trail Pacific r. R., s925@O35; Union Pacific Land
Grant Bonds, e7S09190. 81.
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THIs MORNTNG

CIEAHEO THIS MOhNIN6.
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards, New York, w.P Clyde
Il Co. M ~ ...--..l
Tug THOMAS JEFFERSON, Allen, Baltimore, with tow
OF barges, w. P. Clyde & Co. ~ .o ~ a..
Tug Chesapeake, Merrihew, Havre-de-G Grace, with
tow OF barges to w. p. Clyde d Co. ....r,
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine Neps see Inside Pages.

(By 1eegraph.)
NEW YORK, June 2.--Arriyed, steamship SidO-
nian, from Glasgow. i glf8 3. 'fif l3C
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. .:.,..... 49,, JUNE "a

STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
IA. M........7sl IL A. M......,9O PIP. NJ. SO
The sun., 1870-02-08
-oTtcF oF LIMITED pARTNFRsuTr


Notice hereby given that limited partnership hu
Of the state OF New York That the name or nrm M
der which such partnership 10 to be conducted W H.
SCHIEFFEl1N CO.; that the genera nature OF the
business intended to be transacted by such parneh
Ia importing and buying and selling drugs, medicines
fancy goods perfumery and other nerchan1se Their
own account and on oommisslon That the names Of s
the general and SPECIAL partners teFe,,ed ia the s,a
latly. William II. Schehclin, William y. Clark, sanas
D. Schienelin. and sidney A. Scliefel n that N,
said Joseph H. westerneldi IA general partner and hs
place OF residence 10 In the city and county ot New
York that the said william A. Geatly Is general psrt
ncr and his place Of residence Orange EsseI county
partner ard hts place Of residence In the city snd
county Of New YORK that the said william N CLARK 3
&c eral partner and his place OF residence 10 Nor
risania Westchester county. New York; that the sad
Samuel u. Schenelln Is Especial partner and hi, scs
OF residence s In the city AMI county OF New YORK
that the said Sidney A. Schiefeliu Is also q spee.
partner and his place OF residence In uoncya 0aIo
That the amount OF capital which each OF said special
paItners has conttbuted TO the CON stock fO
lows The said Samuel b. Schieficln has cOntributei
the sum OF nifty Thousand dollars AMI the said SidneJ
scheffelm has contributed the sum OF nfty thouiini
dollars.
That the period at which the said partner.np ia u
commence the third day OF January 1870 and The pe
December. eighteen hundred and seventy four.
Dated New YORK, January s, 1870.
JOSEPH II. WESTERPIELDl
WILLIAM A. CELIA LY, General
WILLIAM u. sCHIEFFELtN. Palihen
WILLIAM n. CLARK,
SAMUEL II sCHIFFFRLIS, ! spcciL
SIDNEY A. sCHIEfFELiN, }rartnea
The sun., 1870-02-08
NATIQSfh ,LJNh on, sEEAsL-uIpo
dopurtm,rslJip autit,s.

nIsSOLUTION OF LIMITED PARTNER.
IL SH1P.-rhe limited partnership heretofore etsini
between the undersigned, under the irm name OF "
sCHIEFFELIN CO, having expired by It's Owu linlL
tatOn. the business will be settled and continued
their succcssors, under the sane frm name;
JOSEPH II. wESTERFIELD, |
WILLIAM A. GELLA1LY. General
WILLIAM WILLIAM 4. sSfihtiHEkFfELiN' SitHkF Partner
JAMES l.. SCHIEFFELlN, sno.,.,
SIDNEY A. sCHIRFFFLIN, ,sSP,,cM
BRADHURST SCHIEFFELIN, is'eh
The sun., 1870-02-08

RALL badges, rosettcs. gold AMI s'er s u
- mlnst H. great var tty, regAlll tor '''i ,,rt
DtuMMOND. SSl Gtand a.. Mau:ci DJ'AV''''
cutting press,
IfOH - LIZ cheHp-l6 good IA .ahgA4', IJ' S''''
IL or provision dealers. So Sth ~.
I)O~T OFFICE NOFICt. Tho ma, u i,nrsG
Il on luctdAy ana Saturda. VIII lose hl tU'' ,'' IN
" NJ, and ht the stations as iDllJws va VtI u "a
A. NJ: ana ., llag A, 81. u Aui L. ll.. \ VI. ,sr
q, 1913 NJ. T. II. JONE~ r'NmI'f'-
'Im CITY can COMPANIE~- A laIte .tef.
NY u nav 'or sale. y rtlal.y dtUAsfi - zen
sulhhle TOT heddlnK and other purpose. can ,pVNY
At %! 50l and 5OJ Washington st, Inquire Ot HEN"'
" BRAADE, ldS l'roadway
go -kENTuCh WuI>kFN.
'-O. - pER GALLON MORl II % ., .yD
RlDGk sIS. 1ODD '"
The sun., 1870-02-08

$oAo ano Rooms.
A FEW gentlemen can be accommodated with board
N ana nave q good home at ~ Henry st.. also day
boardeTs accommodated. Term, mo ierate.
BOARD for two young men. Ill Madison st.. rear
ID house, room T.
IIIRNISHED ROOMS.-2or8 young men, also
man ana wlie, can have pleasant rooms In a nice
nelghb Irhoodi terms moderate. Apply at - East
Broadway.
OW PRICED ROOMS, furnished, for house.
4 keeping, ISL Franklin St, near Wsst Broadway
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS with board
~ So Greenwich, cor. Horstio ST.; terms reasonable
good home.
TWO respeotao!e men can be accommodated with
good board and comfortable 70 Jms, where they can
have home comforts terms moderate, 5S Pike 81.
TINO LET-A pleasant furnished room to either lady
No ~ South lst st. WilliamsDurgh.
XNANTED-An unfurnshsd room by a respectable
w woman, most - the time away. 9th TO 18th avs
l?th to Sith SITS Address Room. Mrs, BRADLEY, $40
9th
WANTED or respectable men boarders at 82S
w West 2lst st., between sth and gth avs.
GREAT JONES T,-2handsomelY furnished
,lO rooms on % door. well suited for or gentle
men, with good board. at " each
The sun., 1870-02-08
Qublit Notitts.
A TcTi2Nx SALE Or IMEpIci>EfS.r,llii IL

PROPERTY,
ASSISTANT MEDICAL PURvEYoR's OIglcs.
- WAsHtNGrON. ID. {, Zen. T. l'O
WIZ he offered at puplic sale, In ths city ~ IN ~
square Depot st., hstween ith and 'th, On lutsiM,
the bth day Of March, 1870 al u A. NJ. HrGv QuAlJ
oil hospital property which has been In use emheyt
surgical and dental instruments, bedding ant clolhns
iron OedsteAds stON eH chairs tables FIR" hose cousins
utensils. drums. old band instruueut w'rleh anl
leather buckets medicine and NEE, Guests uQ cIl'
desks brooms, scales AMI weights, dtf lA'r' n5,eh
CLOCKS, coffee boilers, iron bars and mel Fpgl
&c, &C Also. = considerable quantity AM YNIol u
medicines. IN lair order hospital stores b"vl vl"'
&c, &c, -,
Also two covered wagons new and 10 superior oilg,
Terms cash. deposit at time of sAle vi e, l4"'
All goods purchased must be removed wan loN,
DAYS, aiteI which date ~ Iesponslb!li Tor heh N''
assumed at thls once.
Catalogues ready by the lst OF March. .r,,,,, .Np
Assistant Medical Purveyor. Breye, c.l = Af"J
pURLIC NOTICE g hereby given lpI g o. s,.. ~,
IAN day OF February, INST, shall pfo'tel " " n,
Jurors for the following Courts 10 be hr,d ~ w
the cry and county OF New YORK, on 'Ne ''n pN y"
March, pIoximo, to wit; a...r.
Two panels OF lOS Petit Juro,, each for the saP en
Court, CIRCUIT, Parts aud twy an i ~ ", ,s1
Jurors each Tor the supeh1r Court. PNi' an Nv
panels OF lOi Potit Jurors each flI Tie tp4l aDJ
Pleas; apancl OF $50 Petit and rHle Oi - u''''
Jurors Tor the Court Of General Session. ,,.,
CHARLES 4. LOEN County 'N.
The sun., 1870-02-08

VNHE AsTOR HOUSE Reganrantani Exchange
have been remodied recently, and put In tho most
perfect condition. for the accommo on OF the public
IN the way olunchcs during the business hours OF the
day or any other hours Arrangements have been e
for constant and plentiful supply OF the finest Oysters
that can be bought, aud challenge competition in
everything partaning to the preparation Of shs OF
all varieties Other articles OF food in the Exchange
will be as always, Of the best quality.
CHAS A. sTETSON's SONS.
The sun., 1870-02-08
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All WHY PAY RENT when you car, ovp
IA nice comfoi table home IN Elkabeth n; . ,,., 0n M
men' u lieu Of rent number q new co,isges M nns ans
terms, at prices from ti O to 5000, with one OF more
n lots Also plce full lot. on cash payments OF XII ~
LOCO, broadway, New York, or I'd st. ElizsbethpoH