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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Thomas Newell was yesterday nominated TO be
postmaster OF fPassAic, N.
The Senate yesterday refused 10 reduce the tar on
snun and tobacco TO sixteen cents per pound.
Several influential railroad men are In Washington
70 secure the defeat OF the tax on gross receipts
The Senate Yesterday, by - TO IS, struck out the
amendment to the tariff bill reducing the duy on coal
70 fny cents per ton.
The House, AFTER three hours debate on Mr. Gar
delds conference report the Bank bl tossed II Oui
OF sight yesterday bv iSl 70 s. Another Conferences
Committee was ordered.
Tho House yesterday passed the senMe bill au
the Secretary OF the Treasury chance the
name OF the steam yacht Fanny, OF Mystic, Conn., 10
that o VIM, NJ. Tweed.
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THE SENATE AND ST. DOMINGO.
The Presidents Friends, iHavins Become
Demoralized, Propose Appealing TO the
House Hope for theIJob.

WASHINGTON, June e9.-The Senate went into
executive session to-day at Z A.. NJ. on the St. Do
minso treaty. Mr.. Morrill, OF Vermont opened on
1t in weLIrepsred assault, but soon found that is
suditors had dropped into eoatrooms and corri-
dots, leaving him only empty seats to talk TO.
A proposition was made to take vote, on the
ground that every Senator had made up his mind on
It and further debate was useless. Messengers were
sent in every direction TO bring in absen but
by the time MIR. Morrill, closed 1t was halfpast Z,
and motion TO adjourn was carried. Had q vote
been reached 1t would certainly have been defeated,
II the Senators mean to vote the way they talk.
The Presidents frienda to-day for the hst time
exhibit Indications OF Generalization, and admit II
may be lost. They say that ii II IL thrown over
board In the Senate thev will get test vote It In
the House before on adjournment. They profess TO
have reliance something that indicates 1t will he
received with more favor there Il is doubtful II
forty votes can be had for II there. IL never had
much strength with the N embers. Whenever Gen
Puler who hss 1t In charge, alludes to IL, there
general laugh runs over the House.
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Jenny Ryan's Extended Drunk.

James Ryan was arrested on Sunday for drunk
cnness, tud Was ordertd to the cells iu Flushing.
On Monday he was visited by the onhcer and found
still drunk, Tuesday no better, and even on We'd
nesday he was under the influence OF liquor.
This was TOO much for the once, who had never
known q drunken at to last four days. The Justice
OF the Peace was called, and the surgeon OF the viii
lage hastily summoned, together with aneighboring
N H. A consultation was held. and oil came to the
conclusion that some terrible maady had s,on
OF the unfortunate Ceh. An examin alton was or
dered and after disrobing the prisoner the canse Of
the prolonged drunk was found 10 be half dozen
quart whiskey bottles snugly slowed In Ryans
clothes,
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THE LATEST nor NEWS.

The German Book Printers Aid Society have an
important meeting next Sunday
The vorkmeu ou the snthracte coal fields or
Pennsylyaua are abou. to strike Tor the eght-hour
system.
Sne German WorkinCmen's Union has selected
Me@srs. IIomrghnufer Carl DR., Donai, 1aurele, and
Kuhn address their fellow countIymen at tho great
labor mass meeting this evening In Tompkns square
Mr. Guidet, the contractor for the repaving Of
fnlton avenue BrookXn has been summoned to .ppear
charge OF falling 70 comply with the eghthouI law.
This 10 TO be made case District Attorney Morris
will prosecute.
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Did Prescott Write this Letter .

= NV H7F'TW VT IHt huH,
CIR Having been formerly acquainted with
: Prescott now connected with the Society
Ior ho Prevention OF Gambling" which has been
- thoroughly exposed by your valuable paper,
Moql IKE TO Inform you that he has left the country
e u',-dlse and under an assumed name. lie Is
s,uee ne has disgraced himself by having anything
- 90 with fraud like the above, feel as II 10 was
tu5, but for certain reasons I win suppress my
Sa'he ahd address until some fu ure time. You may
ne ne what use OF this note you think best, and you
Sm near from me 10 the future. d. X. x.
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bridging the Copnec,icu,.

MIDDLKrowS, Conn, June 29.-The caisson for
tile fret water pier OF the Connecticut river bridge
the air line railroad at this city was successfully
placeo In position, with the stone In II, to-day.
At o'clock this morning Gen. Serrell, the chief
engineer, gave the order TO beEin pumping, and by
10 O'Clock the casson Ghoai and at ten mih utes
ater II O'CLOCK 1t WAS settled into It's bed. thor
ough Inspection showed IL TO be all right.
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Fashion Ceur.e-sammer Meeting.

To-day the summer meeting on the Fashion
course commences II will continue four days, the
last being the Fourth OF July. The race OF to-day
8. ono OF double teams. mile heats, for purse OF
BELLE Strickland d. Maee's Kirk and Medoc I;
II. woodrun's Jessie Wales and Darkness; q. A.
Hitehcock's Cuyahoga and Rds and W. n. Saun-
ders's Western New York and Tom Kee'er. These
are all good ones, and the race should be M fast and
interesting as the great last week at Narragan-
sett Park In tue pools sold last Ing the bet
ting was spirited and large, as follows:
wales and Darkness. ioo ieo 50 80 e. r. IS
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THE BALL AND BAT.

The Eckfords will play the Athletics on the Union
grounds to-day.
The White Stockings OF Chicago beat the Tri.
mountains OF Boston, yesterday, by S6 to l6
A game was played on the Flysian Fields, Hobo
KEN yesterday, between the Ellsworth and the Light
foot, the latter winning by 81 to Is.
The Eckiords visited Elizabeth yesterday to play
the esoutes OF that town. but three OF their player!
were absent. wIetched game on the Eckfofd side
the result the Reeoutes thrashng them by to TO-
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400, 600 weddIus I'm Elizabeth.

The most elegant wedding that has ever been
solmnized In the fashionable city OF Elizabeth, N.
j. was celebrated yesterday in the residence OF Jc-
seph Batten, ESQ, father Of the bride, on Quality
Hin. The ceremony was performed b. the Rev pr
d. Henry Miller, pastor OF the Broad Street Baptist
Church. The window shutters were closed, all day.
light was excluded, and the gas was liLhted. The
father The bridegroom Ii John Wesley French
Ksq., wealthy New York merchant. The wedding
presents, which are valued st 10000, consisted OF
chacka and leMelTy.
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Tho Worcester Disa ster.

WosctsrER, June 2s.-The jury rendered q
verdict. Timothy Cronan was torn into Fragments
BY an explosion OF Dit tmar's patent dualin, whica
Mas on It's way from Dttmars mandatory 10 the
10 sac tunnel Tor blasting purposes in car on the
Boston and Albany Railroad. together with box OF
exDloders IRON the Oriental Company, which was
not properly marked. The verdict censnIes the
Oriental Powder Company for carelessness In not
properly making their boxes OF wares Tor shipment.
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Another Unknown The Texas senators Paid
for their 81. Domingo Vote.

WAsHNoros, june 2s.-The President sur
prised everybody to-day by nominating John NJ.
Oliver, clerk In the Agricultural Department. to
be Judge OF tho District Court. Oliver has only
been admitted to practice about two years and has
no experience In the law lie was backed by the
Texas Senator. The Judge Of the Police Court Is a
resident OF Maine, having good record in the
army nnd eihce his return. For further particulars,
see ayes and NAYS OF st. Domingo treaty when 1t is
mad
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Tho Labor Riots An Cork.

CoRK, June 29.-Quiet has been nomnally re.
stored The uneasiness In commercial circles con.
tinues however, and business OF all kinds Is almost
at standstill. The precautionary measures OF the
Government to guard against . renewal OF the dis
orders have not been abated.
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THE S7I-GAMBLING FRAUD.

Forgeries on the swindlers' Book.
10 n, kdiOr Of The Stna.
SIg; II the editor Of TnE SUS would examine
he 'ulscription book Of the so-clled Anti-GambiDg
Association, he would md that more than ono half
p' the signatures are forgeries, put there for the
purpose OF helping TO defraud others. EXAMINE.
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At the opening exercises Of the Cornell Uni
versitY yesterday, Professor Goldwin Smith dev'
cred an address on the condition Of Europe for the
past year. He wss eloquent 10 reference 10 Glad
stone and the Liberal pAriy lp knRlAnd.
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ODITUART.

Dr. r. p. Brown, formerly Port Physician, drop
ped dead In the street In Philsdelpha yesterday.
The late Francis y. Cutting was buried yesterday
Quoted By Dr. Potter. The remains were inferred In
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LONG ISLAND.

The Pavilion Hotel n woodsburah, near Far
Rockawsy, was epened Yesterday. And VISITED y .
iargest snd host appointed suburban hotels In the
couI Try and is under the superintendenee OF j. r. NJ.
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During the storm on Tuesday afternoon, a. car
No. 80 OF the Seventh avenue line on Its way up
town, IL was struck By lightning when near fifteenth
street Fortunately none OF the passengers were
injut ed, though the car was shattered.
The weather yesterday was unmistakably warm
bot not unduy oppressive, ss during part OF the
day pleasant breeze was blowing. Tho thermome-
Ter Mt Hudnu. n stood as follAWs,
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Tho Trnn.fer Of the Crown Of s,s,..

Isabella OF spain publishes q manifesto justify
1t al her actions While on the Spanish throne.
Ss. Transfers" her crown TO her son, PrLpee Al.
-asY' he heir OF hundred kings. &c,
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zBo11INo ON FLEETWOOD COURSE.
Inauguration Day-A Twe-NiIe Heat Trot-
Prince the wtnncr-Good Time and Good
Auendaa ace A Successful Opening Of n


Inauguration Day-A Twc-Mue Heat Trot-
Fine Race Course. ,p..,o.sp..,
There wa. a prior day Of sport, but that wa. among
members who tro,ted their own horses, while yes
terday wa. the frat turnout an ., pSSa' %, o ,,onn
weather on the whole was hvorao'e' ior 'noush
scsa sT' IA. .' s "s SsS does s
on the east There was on eAee"o", a"e"usnVo'
and the managing proprietor', ".s' ,.,,s, D .a
,nd,ca,,vs indie NV of . osrm,nen, one Accessible by the
same route as 'erome isrA, w. "on.sa o. ,h,.
inc most rIaa, '.aSnea a"me1.,c and ne one it s
p Su, ,ns rrabS stand ,Te fences. ratings and inte
or ground: nnsnsd which Sa w .,s.. be 'c e.
psSps !sgS. S yeroe "
great rospeetabiliiy Everything was !" 0'u'' ""u
dTfTso1s Tos even, Of tn. day W.. ,wOmio ,ro, for
purse Of $4,000. 70 which there were sI entries and
all o, hc5sss w known c,r ro, ri.S Hrssa S"d
Mocdy. es The The drivers Of ,ns several horses were
Roden, Patterson, Mace, ana Murphy for their own
boSs .G namsa nSS 't IN the beow
Before the s,n;:, Prince and Dreadnsught were lead
ing favori es at about ,en " o.' siv and M "a
1 against the others, The following Is the
.
SUMMARY
r,rxrrvoo, p.,r cornst NJ Y June 2o.-Putse
,Iro5 twS ,n,ct md pspss,, in harness 1850 10
S.syV ,,sat .d,ad ana a a1 10 third hone
n RodcnSs & . Ptipee % e''''',',.,...........,...7
4 s.er.Sn Mh,,s
= f,hamh.,s,s, 81, tIlet,ry jack 80, ..........s
) MurphyT e r. Mooay. oay...'....................t ais.
H. T. 'o' ,S.,i. is,.o,d ND, mia,
firsl heat. at..........".. 2l 80 s:5sssH
Second heat............ s;SiS s.aaS gNN
Third heat..."... EA ! q" -"
fns "AND
FIRST UEAr-when marshAled and sent on, Moody
was FIRST away FisE second Prince third Dreadnaught
fourth Hckofy and Pawn last. A. once Prince got
a call from Ro1en went forward and headed on the
turn with HICKORY and Drcadn aught well up. Nearing
the quarter they had settled Ss~n D ~ 2nd Prince
AWAY couple OF len rt and Be leading Dreadnaught as
icsd ana AZ woit "Pfnee mace tharp work. while
Dr.ainaught followed suit and passing Hick.
ory ON Sthe ,outh stretch went second TO
Pyinne Ths naee va, hot. Leading two
i.nnte. p,nc. 49, the nr.t half mile in liza
| wi,h a ,itn s,,oIn pr,nce went on leading Dread
r,r"h, = S,rnis n, isn Nths te latter dropping The
nbnr. I.n,,hs =, M. ti,-ee.1uarter poie and ihe
iadas. -, ,n .scd nrshing the hrst n,c " eli
~ ~ | s.n,,n. tbe sear ruard as much
sShJ.uS N So ~" hSuh's s, d., mile Pfince
tAn Insn nete M W. ,voyt IN tse "a 20 Of Inc
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FLEETWOOD PARK Counsi, y. Y. June 2;-putse IN 50
f2roo two mie, and rsnsai, IN ~ hsrmess m siS" 70
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date of 1868 we have the following melancholy
entry ITO dinner alone with my wife, who,
poor wretch, sat undressed all day till 10 at
night, altering and lacing of noble pettlcoat
while by her making the boy read to me the
Life of julius Caesar and Des Cartes' Book of
Music"
1t is sincerely hoped that none of our readers
will be obliged to pass the present Christmas
day in the manner described, leaving out of the
question the impropriety of altering ''noble
petticoats," or reading lives of julius Caesar on
a Sunday.
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WATCHES. JEwELRY, ETo.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
ROBBINS, CLARK & BIDDLE.

ROBBINS, CLARK & BIDDLE.
DIAMoNDs, PEARLS,
OTHER GEMS.
No. 1924 CHESNUT Street
HxTATCHEs FOR LADIES,
w WATCHES FOR GENTLEMEN,
WATCHES FOR MISSES,
No. l124 CHESNUT Street.
Is NECKLETs,
Sets and Half Sets.
CHAINS Etc.
No. 1924 CHESTNUT Street
> Dinner AND TEA SERVICES,
FANCY PIECES
Dl''D ' BIRTHDAY, AND -
GENERAL PRESENTATION.
No. 1924 CHESTNUT Street.
EN1iNhAh NEW STYLES
ENGLISH CUT GLASS AND PLATE,
prppv pdwEs EpEReNE DESSERT FslirSr SITS, Roxrs
No. 1924 CHESNUT Street.
NOhHAM PLATE,
" OUR OWN TRIPLE PLATE,
DINNER SETS,
TEA SERVICES Etc.
complete outfit for the table.
Nc. liza CHESTNUT Street.
DARIS CLOCKS AND BRONzES,
English Fancy Goods,
Vienna Fancy Goods.
French Fancy Goods.
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
ROBBINS, CLARK & BIDDlE.
JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS,
30 1924 .cHEsNUT Street.
IL 10 6trp
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Reddens landes Domino.
The bores heed In hande bring /,
With garlands gay and rosemary;
pray you all synge merely
| Qul estis In c)nViYiO.
'"The bores heed, understands,
Is the chefe seryyce OF this lande,
LOEe where ever IL be fande,
SerVite cum canticO."
To these other stanzas have been added at diff
NeIent times. The quaint and almost monotone
music to the carol is we'll known.
I From "The Christmas Prince" London, 1907,
il appears that another poetlcal effusion was
used at st. John the Baptst's College, Oxon, on
a similar occasion. The professors and stu
dents in the great hall rose to their feet when
the feroeious head made its appearance aud
chanted a ditty which concluded as follows
''Then sett down the sWineyard,
The foe 10 the vineyard,
Let Bacchus cfOWDe his fall
Let this boare's head and mustard
Stand for pgg, goose, and custaTd.
And so you are welcome all"
The "Porkington MS" furnishes a suggestive
picture of Christmas dinner in the early part
of the fifteenth century,
Gud bred, allie, and wynn, dare welle say,
The boafes hede with mustard armyd soc gay,
Furmante 10 pottaga with Wennissun fyne,
And the hombuls OF the dow, aud all that ever
aprons l. bake With pesys OF the roow.
Reysons OF corrons, with odyre spysls moo"
"Juyenilia, by George Wither Q662), makes
The earliest allusion to the modern system of
decoration. The first and fifth verses are quoted
below
$50, now is come our joyfulst feast;
Let every man be Jolly;
Each room with ivy leaves is drest
And every post with holly.
Nov, sll our neighbor's chimnies smoke
And Christmas blocks are burning;
Their ovens they with bakd meats choke,
Apd oil their sPits are turning"
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Professional 6atos.

INK. OLIN, regular graduate OF medicine, con,
~ Imues 10 'uctessmlly treat nervous debility
snl al nisestrs OF either sex Age, with erpr'
ana lalI chargGs, call hrs orlnion costs nothing Pa
Nthl- So me Doctor - person privately send 2sampS
ioI eealeul PANT MET, dCscrb!nt the dscAsrs OF hs
IeclalG. once and Parlors cmbrac" every coufc
MERGE are respectfully aud centrally located. q Bond
a., New YORK.
hH. LEW IL, beach RI New York, cures all dis.
eases lthout exposure, trouble, or chang" uf diet
lrl luose who despair Ot getting cured elsewhere,
have been pronounced ncurahle, consult the Doctor
al once. ana they wll no astonshed NJ the speedy
cures which he makes, Consult hun and satisfy our.
sail, ksrH Yeab' successful nrsci4'A>
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Proposals.

~ BkUADW hl,-TO CONTAI ions -Tiopcsa!s en-
closed IN sealed envelope endorsed with the name u
the bidder wr tten thereon also The number OF the
once untl Monday, July II, 1870 At II A NJ for the
following WORK;
No.i For pNvng Chrysc street from Division stree,
to Grand street, With stone blocks.
NO. 2. For paving Eighty.sAth street, from Tnird
avenue TO East River, with stone blocks,
No s. For raviug Elizabeth street. from Grand street
to DlcccAcr street, with stone hooks.
No T. For paving seventeenth street, from Fnst AZ.
cnuc 10 East River. with stone
NO. 3. For waving SXty.tourth street from Third
enrc TO Flfth avenue with stone hlocSs
Not For paving FortN second street. from Tenth
nyCnu" 20 Hudson River, with stone blocks
NJ. !. For having fortythird street, Eighth avenue
pHulson RIVER, with stone bior IS.
M j. For sewer in First avenue, belwC futslfth
No.9 For sewer outlet IN Egh'y.unih street, 10
tween sAEt RIVER and second cuuy. with branches
IN AyclIe \, tiIst avenue and Ei.hyeYenth street
No 10 tur sewer IN Water street. between Moore
street and Cocnties slip, aud Front street. between
Monigomety street ana GouNeruenr street
fourth street aud Seventy ninth street. branches 10
SevcntN.ndh street Scyentv.yiNth street, seventy.
seventh street, ana Seventy eighth street.
No. II toEsewer IA Fist avenue, betsecn Houston
street snd Third street and Ayeuue u, between Ihitd
street and fourtn street
No. 49, For cIrblrg, guterlng. tagging, &c. SKY
nth street. from THIRD 10 + Nth avenue.
No, u. For curbing. gathering, tagging sc sou,1
street from JbcNson street 10 COreSs street and COT
len street. from south street to Water street.
No 10 For cnrblng, gathering, nagsipg. &c First
sldr). ''' '
Bank forms OF proposals. Together with the srccnrs
uon- AM ssieement-, can be obtained Oh sppic,uoa
at thS once WILLIAM ~. IWELp,
New York. juno 70, is;O.
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xtual Hcinia

SUPREME COURT CITY and County OF New
- lnth -Nrorgr s?elhng and Susan T. his vile,
ants
In pursuance Of Q Judgment OF partition and sale.
made and rendered IN the above cause. L. james ~
coleman The RefoEea namei IN said Judgment, WIZ Efl
through honers Mcclure real esite Gnet!oneeg- a.
the Exchange Salesrooms, IN the city OF New YORK on
the 18Th day OF july 1870 at clock noon all The lands
and premises described inssd judgment C. SlJ
buildings thereon erected, situate lyns sud being In
the lwcntyrrst ward OF the city OF hcv YORK, former.
~ known street number ~ hundred and TWEEN.
y ninc) East 18th TwcHlycishth) street. bounded and
described follow: Beginning At q point on the
norheriy side Of Twenty nth street distant three
syenuc running thence northcry parallel with Second
ninety night test hes the centre OF
the bocS thence casterly parallel with TNentyeighh
street twcny'nye feet heBc; tputhCs DinGl y'clght
ice, nine inches, TO he norih"t.y line Il rwenyelghih
street; thence westerly along SAD nOrthcrly si1c OF
rwentye,ghth street twenty ave ect TO the point or
place Of beginning, ~
New lo.k, June j, $50,
JAMES n. COLEMAN, Referee,
MARSH q WALLIS, Pins AUS.
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HtHl esiut,.
wAvBRLBY SUBDIVISION
GRAND PARE
1tul @siWi,.


GRAND FARE.
200 DESIRABLE VILLAGE LOTS.
EQUAL IN AREA TO 1000 CITY LOTS,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
MONDAY, JULY Z, AT O'CLOCK Pm.
THIS BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY rs SITUATED
directly on the New YORK and New Haven Railroad.
at the station In proximity to the ELEGANT VILLAS
or GRAND PARR, the GROUNDS or THR THEO.
LOGICAL SEMINARY, the FEMALE SEMINARY.
near to SCHOOLS AND CHURCHEs and convenient
TO Long Island sound. Is handsomely laid out with
BROAD EsPLASADES AND WIDE AVENUES,
adorned with trees, supplied with STREET LAMBS.
and embeiished by handsome Park OF native forest
trees and the clear living waters OF shedrako River.
rendering this altogether the
MOST CHARMING AND DESIRABLE SITE
for COzY. CONVENIENT, COMFORTABLE HoMBs
In the vicinity OF New York.
The ESPECIAL ATTENTION OF CLERKS, sALA.
RlED MEN, MODERATE MERCHANTS and PRO
FEssIoNAL PARTIES 10 called to the unusual sdvan.
tages offered In this property for the purposes Of
ECoNoMICAL, PLEASANT HOMES
A 9TH OF JULY CELEBRATION
will be held At the Park 10 the morning. TO which ese
citizens OF the neighboring towns. Q number OF dis.
tlnguishcd guests, and
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN GENERALLY ARE
INVITED.
At this social and patriotic gathering an opportunity
will be afforded to view the improvements, and the
public Importance of this immense enterprise viii be
explained The sale OF waycrey subdivision will take
place In the afternoon.
In order 70 secure the safety and comfort Of the large
cason. 1t IL obvious that
NO FREE TICKETS CAN BE ISSUED EoR THIS
'A1' sjcfSfFrios S$sSiI9SR6 SSS fhs DE-
snle nositiye and without reserve Ample protection
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Aoust turms1lnc.

Aoust ,tnrmsJlHu.
FURNITURE rrDr,>.o CARPETS,
DANIEL OFARRELL. ,00 sTH AV,
... CORNER OF .GTH at.
PAYMENTS TAKEN WEEKLY OR MONTHLY
CARPETS, furniture. ac Howe keepers surpli.d
and payiucnt received by the week or month
IDEALLY d tCNNlNGliAM, SO 81 Av.. near 2sth IT.
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AVN YOUR HOME
WEST FLUSHING.

WEST FLUSHING.
90 to the once near the depot ct west Flushing
open all day. Sundays included)
II costs only fifteen cents each way for railroad are.
and to commuters less than ti weekly including fer
riage, N3 per week.
Nearly 1000 Lots have been sold already since this
beautiful village nrst opened to the public. II
now contains 100 dwellings. and is already live
settlement far cxccliinr oil others in its natural Ad.
vantages, as well As it, nDe improvements.
Heed this advice and 80 ut once TO WEST FLUSH
iSG. The pfice IL only
$500 PER LOT.
Payable 90 monthly. and no interest TO psy No Auc
Uoneers fees no other EXPENSE Deeds given at once
II full payment is made at time OF purchase. aud
allowance OF 5 per cent for cash
Aer the nrst payment OF go the purchas can occu
~ and bud upon the lot II he desires then pay
monthly. Women can purchase lots In their names
All who would be independent OF landlords or seek to
inyes their money safely aud probably are invited to
go and examine this oncr at once. Mars free at the
once ~ West Flushing and also OF tho undersigned
BkNJ. W. HITCHCOCK, PublisAerl.
% Deekmsn e.. New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-01

DIANOs. S35, SJO-Elegant rosewood 7.ortaye,
Il t9ii bargains JAMES GORDON, iS Blceckrr ST.
100 STANDARD ORGANS to rent and sold
lowed towards the purchase.
PELOUBET, FELTON, 4 co, 81 Drosdv ay.