davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
WASHING TON.
THE BLOCKADE OF Ew-YORK-REDEMPTION or !
GREENBACKS-PERSONAL.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEI

THE BLOCKADE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
GREENBACKS-PERSONAL.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
WASHINGTON. Tuesday, sept. D. 1870.
II was asccrtaned at the state Department today that
to fct il, relation 10 the alleged French blockade Of
New York harbor had been received both from Govern
ment officials and from the Prussian representatives II
was semi-ofciay stated that the neutrality laws would
be vigorously enforced and it thought violation
on the part Of the French vessels had yet taken place
Postmaster-General Cresweu says the mails TO and
from Europe Will be intcrfered with 10y the present
troubles in New-York harbor.
Treasurer Spinner is preparing a circular to he ad-
dressed banks and bankers calling upon them TO send
in al Government greenbacks Of issues previous TO 1862
and have them redeemed by issues Of the series Of 1862
a. he desires to retire the old issues thereby facilitating
trade and battling cOuuterfeiters The express charges
for forwarding the old and returning the issues will
be paid by the Government. Greeuhacks or legal
tenders Of the issue OF 1869 the fractional cur
rency viii bc supplied the persons may desire. Old
notes viii he exchanged for new ones al the Sub
Treasury Government DepOsares, may be sent TO
the Treasury Department for redemption.
Secretary Robson returned this morning and was at
the Navy Department part Of the day. He will 20 10
New York Thursday evening to attend the funeral OF
Admiral Farracut.
The Commissioner OF the General LandiOice has re-
ceved returns Of additional surveys in Western Mime
sofa embracing an area of than 1900 acres of
land which said most valuable for farming pur-
poses The OF the NOrthernlPacifc Railroad lies
few miles north OF the tract included in these surveys
The First National Bank of Columbia, Tenn. was 10
day authorized 10 commence business with capital OF
S1OgUQ
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Democratic Executive Committee {
Georgia have elected Clifford Anderson Of Macon Chai
man.
John VI. Carrall of Fulton County was yesteI
day nominated for Congress by the Democratic Conve
tion for the XvIIIth District Of New-YoIk.
The Republicans Of the IVth District of VII
gina have nominated Vim. II. H. stowen for Congres
and those OF the With District Judge Alexander Rves
Theodore Cuyler declines the Democrat
nomination the lid Congressional District Of Penn
sylvanis This compucates stin further the contest
that District between ONeil and Greedy, Republican,
who both claim to have received the regular nomination
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
lo against Tammany Hall The

n.monr.cy in their struggle against Tammany Hall The
following was also adopted ,
so people BY the Asmnsc. Of Gen sr.5i has
ture and TAXATION paid millions public and
ms penod general prosperity and regarding the perpeiton Of
& & 10 @ freedom We therefore sm anew our confidence in thai Pre
dent policy opposed TO the viii Of the people
MASS MEETING OF BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS.
The campaign was opened by the Repub-
cans OF Brooklyn in grand rally last evening at Pros
pect Hall. junction Of Fulton and Fatbushaves under
the auspices OF the Eleventh Ward woodfOrd and Kauf
mann Campaign Club. The large Hall densely
crowded and great many persons were clustered OUT
side the building, being unable obtain standing
room inside The proceedings were enhVehed oy oIao'
band, which dscoursed patriotic airs, and by ine as
play OF pyrOteohnics.
The vast sssembage called to order by the Pre-
sdent OF the Eleventh Ward Club Mr.. stephen NJ Grls
wold and following resolutions adopted, ind0sing
the nominations OF the Saratoga Convention, and pOpOo
ing active work in the campaign: ,,
Mr. Stephen NJ Grswod said the fest part OF the plat
form in the Saratoga Convention, and the one we
all gladly stand by is its indorsement Of the Admnisra
tiOn of L. :. Grant. lApplause.l The Administration
has succeeded in doing what II promised ana on sauf
day next the country will be relieved from eighteen mil
people. We have had Democratic government III the
stale for the last two years and have felt IL In the cities
OF New-York and Brooklyn. In own city, to-day
taxes have gone from per cent 10 per cent last year.
and this year understand the tax Will be ~ per cent
How do you like this / do not Crumble at pay ing
taxes, but do not believe in having every three dollars
out Of five going into the pockets OF scoundies' lOeS
Gov Hoffman is working for the interests Of the Erie
Ring. Hoffman Is machine who - contfOuel Dy WI Nj
liam NJ. Tweed What Tweed says Holman does We
have placed in the field against him our young oNhs
man. Gen. Stewart l.. WO0dfOrd. Tremendous applause
Woodford has challenged Hoffman discuss the state
issues face to face before the people ut da Id u @
not accept and will not meet him. MI. GrlsWod con-
cluded by urging them TO give their utmost support anu
efforts the honorable success OF the Kepuocah
state and County ticket.
Hiram p. Crozier, esq. next spoke and was followed
by several others. The assemhlage u.sptiseu' VIII
cheers Tor tue Republican nominees
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
THE LATE ADMIRAL FARRIGUT

FUNERAL CEREMONIES AT PORTSMOUTH, n. II.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Sept. 27.-The funeral
ceremonies OF the late Admiral David G. Farragut took
place here to-day. They extremely simple and un-
OsteutatOus. The battalion OF marines OF the station,
under Commander Major Lewis consisting Of four com
panes commanded by Lieuts. Webster Ella, and Wat
SON proceeded to the Episcopal Church in Ports
mouth headed by the marine band, and there
formed I'm line at $3.50 O'Clock. At o'clock
Commodore A. NJ Pennock commanding the
Navy-Yard. accompanied 10y Lieut.. Loyal Para
gut of the 9Th ARTILLERY, son Of the late Admiral,
chief mOurners, arrived at ne c.urch. 1,oL aller
Alderman Jerome Chairman oi the NUM-. il commit
Gen Graham. and Payuastor Cunningham Of the navy,
representing the Military order OF the L0yal
actompanied by Capt John Guest Of the Brook
yn arrived at the church together with Rear admiral
Thatcher, Capt Thomas H. stevens OF the Guelriere'
Can't. d. " Fairfax, Commander McCauley, Commander
Badger Lieut.. Commander, johnson, Cotton ana Ryan,
surgeons Hiland and HOgg, Engineers Moore, Macomb,
and Upton Payrnasters Guild, Burnett Watson. Brown,
Williams, and Wallock; Mayor Adams ana AIdermeh
little after o'clock from the little church 10 the tug
speedwell, in the following order
COIN borne b sixteen men detailed from The Brooklyn anil vr aIa.
Commodore Peunoek Lieut. LOYAL Fargu AM Major Montgomery
Ofoer. OF The station.
The streets were thrOngcd with people and the
II ge moved down Daniest all heads were uncovered,
picked detail men, who had served with the late Ad
iural. carried behind the coffin, which en-
yeloped in American ensign, the old blue
starred pcnuaut which Admiral Farragut had flown
iu European waters, and the stars and stripes.
Upon placing the coffin upon the -peedweli, the flags
OF All The ships halfluIstcd, and the NaudaIa
fired seventeen minute guns. TIE shore battery and
sautug battery Of the station fired seventeen add
tional minute guns as the rug proceeded down the
Piscataqua River 10 the Guerrero, lying az it,
mouth UpOn reaching the GueTiore, the yards Of
that splendid ship were manned, its flag alfmasted,
and every honor shown the remains and cOrt6gr,
including q salute OF II minute guns The following
officers will accompany the remains from Portsmouth
Navy-Yard: Commodore PennOCk, Lieut.. Loyal Far
ragut Major Montgomery Paymasters Williams, Guild,
and Burnett, the latter three as committee from Ports
mouth. The representatives from NewNoTk proceed In
the Guerrere, which sails tins evening, accompanied by
the Brooklyn The California, not being ready will not
act as convoy 10 the affair The Gueriere and her
sort may be expected in NevYork Thursday evening
n no bad weather occurs The flag Of Rear-Admiral
Bailey will he hOisted the Guerriere. The marine
band Of Portsmouth accompanies the Guerrere 10 New
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
THE TURF.
MYSTIC PARK RACES.

BosroS. Sept. 27.-The Mystic Park trots to-
,. ,sre well attended. The first trot was for horses
mat have never beaten 2iO for purse OF $500 divided
to,een the three best horses There were eight en-
-. adv MOSCOW by +. l.. NoNross; Andy johnson,
no Tbomas Furlong; Young Webster, by H. H. Rogers;
Diamond by W. H. Woodruff Richmond BOY, Dy A, W.
uiyi.,e- R.lle of Toronto, by George r. Carpenter;
Es"1v lambert by James Dngrey, and Logan, by H.
Ha.y ,y FANNY Lambert the favorlte IN The pool
49, he,t, we're trotted, all Of which were won by the
IN, - Inropto The Richmond Boy led of on the first
Doi. bd keepinC his place 10 the quarter pole. when
Pais iny9raby passed to win. Logan came IN second
beiio % az he.f and third in the Others taking second
sv ~ , Diamond WAS NTH IN the first heat second ~
y,cond heat and fourth In the last taking hrd
sx uio ANDY Johnson distanced IN the last heat
Fanny Lambert was fourth sixth ana seventh Ih Tue
.,,, a,liy ,iys heats Time, 2:35i 2:J6, and 2:j3
The second was for hSrses '9S, na1 ge'et zen
' Nc1lsuon BY A. W. Worcester shrpard Knapp,
syJ j. Bowen Col Russell by "; H. Do2e Lazy Az
49,, ssaSer. 4 B. Palmer by NJ. Carrol Medoc' by Dan
n C,l Ru.sen was the fayOrite In the pool, but
Msry won the rrst heat apparently with ease, RUSSELL
s.ing fourth and Prince second NC, eAh1 led 10 me
,rt.r On the second heat folloTed by Prince and
ka.seu. The latter took tho led lst the hAH milo.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
ERIE TRIALS AT PATERSON.

In the Passaic County Court, yesterday,
before Judge Bedle and associates sandfou1, Ter
hone and Daggers, the case OF 9. A. McGregor son
agt The Ere Railway Co., OF the numerous express
SUITS came mp for final action The motion made by the
defendants for non-suit denied on the grounds
first that the Erie Co. had not charged than
law allowed and second that II the charges IN *
cess they voluntarily made, and therefore
could not he recovered. The sum Of $500 would
he allowed the plaintiffs 30 terminal
charges but the other charges and the demand for
excess freight held by the Court 10 have been
voluntarily paid, without protest, and therefore could
not be- recovered. The jury gave verdict under the d
rectOn of the Court pro OTHG granting 500 damages TO
the plaintiffs The case will be carried 10 the su-
prcme Court, and, If necessary will be taken the Court
of
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
5pctial Notitfs.

Pkslon's 'TiIalia;" Or, Salvation for the Hair.
ToR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR ITS ORIGINAL COLOR
PHALONs "yITALIA" dss1 utterly RON al The dJ"'' zoe
sr.rs" .ud ssOr,rsp % ir aso.A dsssSi Pn>
sps ], Izgd Agant ard perfectly HsoeuoDs p'P'''' 80
muddy or sOesu,u use qut 'ests and .o1nussa 90
san 70 sbs sin or the linen paper 70 '"'s'A
its ,sre sppsare. zp, thai sno' isre4 H's
a. utsu1 ssd par2oses IL Toilet CbsHifsT
70, .l, 4, al sr,ra. PHALOS son Es-' "A.
NicoI & Davidson,
6S6 BROADwAY MAR GREAT JOSBSST
Successor, to z v HAUGHwoUT Co,
ofef
BARGAINS.
100 WHITE FRENCH CHINA DINNER-sBfs,
Second .e.-lou ul Assorimeut. 81
30 FINE ENGLISH IRONSTOSR DISSERSB1r,
Flll Assortment, go.
pFCOEATED pINSER-sETS, TBASBTS, TGLErSErS GLASS;
WARE Gas FIxTUREs BROSZRs FRENCH CLOCKS sASrsL
SETS VASES PARIAS, sJLyBRlPLATkD WARE
ILLUMINATED CHANDELIERS AND GAS Fi&TCRkS,
Entirely Ses Designs BY oar osu Artist
IN All COLORS TO MATCH FURNITURE AND ROOM DECO
RArIOSS.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28

POLITICAL AFFAIRS IN BAyARIA-THE KING RE
oUEsTED TO UNITE WITH NORTH GERhANf
A PROTEST FROM THE DEMOCRATS
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THR ThBUNEI
LONDON. Tuesday, sept n. 1910.
A special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE at
Carlsruhe teegraphs this day; "There was great
political meeting AZ Munich 1t was resolved 10
accept the Stuttgart propositions, and request tue
King Of Bavaria 20 take Immediate slePs Ior
entry into the North German Confederation Inc rep
resentatyes OF the Democratic socialist party atehueu
and were allowed TO offer protests against Bavaria JOIN
ing the Confederation and against the annexation OF
Alsace and Lorraine.
at is understood that Prussia has as'ented 10 aler
Articles GO and 81 OF the North German Constitution 80
a. 10 allow the Bavaran army to be an independent part
Of the general army having lis own uniform ana arms
and exemption from garrison duty out OF Bavaria during
peace The King Of Bavaria is TO retain the rght 70 a
point commanders in the army and the fortres'es'
"The address from Kiel TO the King Of Prussia asking
him To violate the clauses OF treaty OF Prague reat-
ing to North schleswig Is generally dsapproyed'
The special correspondent of The TRIBUNE at Berlin
telegraphs avon Thile, the leader OF the advance"
Prussan Liberals known the Party OF Progress pup
fishes sn address 10 the people declaring in favor OF
Bill OF Rights and the Constitution framed by the German
Parliament OF lsig as a basis Of organization of the
united German Empire movement, promising sue
cess is proceeding for the reflection Of Jacooy from the
district in Berlin which be represents as 'eob''
the House"
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT At CUXHAvEN-FXPLOsIoN
OF TORPFDoEs oN BOARD STEAMER-IliE
CAPTAIN AND CREW AND FOUR OFFICERS
KILLED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIBuSEl
LoSDoS Tuesday, sept. q. 1870
The special correspondent of The TRIBUNE
al Hamburg writes the oath inst:
'There has been another dreadful torpedo accident at
Cuxhaven Since the raising OF the blockade the steamer
Neuenelde has been employed in raising the torpedoes
which had been sunk for the defense Of the harbor To-
day fthe opedoes exploded on board the steamer
literally blowing the vesseto pieces The captain, crew,
and four Landwehr officers were killed.
ships may enter the Elbe cautiously. Most OF the
torpcdoes are deeply be touched by merchant
vessels many have been removed and the position OF
the remainder is exactly known to pilots. Many neutral
vessels are arriving Bremerhaven and Hamburg The
buoy beacous and Hghtshps will be replaced tomor-
row"
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
The Hovtian Minister a

The Haytian Minister at Washington had
taken measures libel the steamer Billy Butts, VIII n
lately LETT this port under suspicious circumstances
fearing that her supplies intended 10 aid the Sal
naviSts.
The Queens County IOng Island) Agricul-
+ura Socety will hold the annual fair MineOla to-day,
tomorrow and Friday. The entries Of horses. stock OF
an kinds farming utensils. mechanical works, NUT
years.
During July and August the Ladies Union
Relief Association OF NewYork on several occasion.
supplied the disabled soldiers. inmates OF the Soldiers
Retfeat on Wards Islands, with peaches, books and
newspapers On Saturday last slight token OF the
gratitude they for the thOughtulne,s OF the ladies'
the soldiers held meeting in the hail OF the Asylum and
passed the following resolution:
E0lrsd That thanks gratitude Of the meeting be and
hereby rendered Ladies Union Relief Association ant % the Press
Newior for their appeal IN our behalf to the public aud 70 The pub
he for their supply Of peaches tobacco, ETC.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28

four-story brick house belonging TO hessrs sne,-
ton, occupied by W. III. FitZgerad "A drygooos
store. Ftzgeralds store badly damaged by Nho,
The adjoining buildings were more or lsss sooi. o.
and the dry goods OF Messrs. w. Goddard q 20
removed out OF his store. The loss II es<lms'a
at 10000 There insurances 10 the stock Drneu or
damaged to the OF $4,000 in the following oVn %
panes among Others: Htna OF Hartford, Soo w Nl.LL
Fire, $1,000 and Charter Oak, 5000; new iork Ut,
Companies-Continental, $500 Germanla soo
Merchants, 1900 North America, ,,'sr', sIoo
Commercial, 1900 Western. $1,000 Franklin, iauIr
phia, o. 600 Albany City $500; Naraganseu a. l..
81 800 The per centage Of loss 10 the companies WIZ Nv" ~
he large except in the Of the Franklin, whon 'o
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28

Tie Mystic lost sight Of early the race ana her
time was not taken the start Beyond the Narrows
there WAS a good breeze, which was well adapted TO
bring Ouf the sailing qualities Of the light -lOops The
race between the WhItecap and Daphne, who were a.
most wngaudw wing In this part of the course, and that
between the Apollo and the Fyaway, who pursued her
closely, were very exciting. The two latter turned on
the hOmesrech the spit not being required, accord
ing 10 the allowance, go round the buoy The Anna
ambously sought oyertake the two leading yachts
of the Hook The order in passing the buoy was not
changed however. The time vas taken in the case OF
only part of yachts, the judges being compelled 10
r. the sarngp point TO witness the conclusion Of
the race and intervals between the contestants hay
ing grown = great. The home very line Inc
following shows the time OF arrival at the line between
the two tagboat-. from which the start made:
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
PERSONAL---VERY. TELEGRAPH

Can't. A. j. Packard of ROckland Me-. of the
schooner Of Baltimore died Of cOers Havana yeseraT
Charles Hummer. Treasurer Of the Tennessee
day, OF heart disease.
- George II. Jones Of Ncw-York. Alfred L. Hall Of
Ohio Robert Virginia Clarence A. COrbn Michigan
passed tie the Naval Academy YESTERDAY
The funeral Of the late c. Ii. Ray took place az
Detroit yesterday The hell the Church of the Unity
where most eloquent the Of the deceased
preached BY Robert Collier There large ATTENDANCE
The Rev. Nathaniel COver. ID. d., widely
died Detroit Sunday last lie The
founder Temple Boston, Coyer Estue Richmond
Va aud Chicago theological Seminary.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
Tots
Total...............I5l

when the Mutuals the champion flag from the
Alatcs on Thursday last they declared their intention
~ win a legitimate championship or none at all, and
cordngly threw out general challenge. The result
vas the acceuance OF series OF games with The
chicago Club the NewYOTkcrs having very little doubt
o. their ability TO defeat their reorgaLed antagonists OF
The White Stockings obtained the lead az the begin
ming and had little difficulty maintaining 1t to The close
evarv pO.ou Of the game. The Mutuals failed 10 sup
port their pitcher with thc El they htd dspayed IN re-
~ Chicago early This month, and should the Mutuas
in be defeated the championship will remain with the
Chicago tub. The game was finely umplred but the
,'v nm b0tu sides was far below what anticipated.
-. ~ IL lrIm ) IA fl InM-.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28

TIL allowances having been calculated. the Fyaway
was declared winner by 10 seconds The only accident
during the regatta the smashing OF the fyaWdJ
v9vrl bv the plddlt-whcel of the steamer Seymour.
The udges OF the race Dr. W. IL. Douglas ana l..
IT, Arnold. The gatta Committee Of the Cub MGssrs
u n Togin- T. W. sheridan. and c. T. Lppett. Vice
Commodore Wu. feet Of the yacht Nimbas was also
present.
The Oneida and Hudson Boat Clubs Of Jersey
will row "A fLrra-rnlp race saturday. at p. from
the NcwJer.cy Central Railroad Dock, abound Bedoes
Island and return.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DONEsTIC MARKETS

Cwc,co sept 2-EGchang uncha ge Four du and urrargd
Wheat du and lower; sses 81 O 81 i fr No 2Np1ng a.
Corn dull; Ne Mixed, h1c Cats
EASIER No. 16 ac R,e dull 73c for No Bhrey dull and
loger No. Mess Pork. 20 Lard l3Gl9t Dry
Saei shoulders lllc Rough sides ~ dlJ4. Live HOGS quiet
at go - Catie duh - ~ - o. Rseeps-lO bblN
flour Wheat. % o. hush Corn aD bush Oats 100
hush Rye % Barley lTu0 Hog shpment-40o0 bbl
500 bush. 4UtV hust Rye Es0
bush. Barley. Hogs Freights fary sctiys.
ST Lorts sept HCoron dali and nominal Wheat fm No
Rst Wnt.r Al i2ia4l IS; No Rel Winter. ~ 2
White 81; No d. = 35 Corn arm Al oja65c for NId 7Oe for
ild &C. Baer tun sir ~ lJt
re du an nominal Whisky dull nd unchanged Hemp and Boz
grg unrhanerl Provisions .l Mes PORK +25 BsepuShourfs
r1lIe. Lard QUIET -S0ltc. Citte unchanged Live Hogs
steady at 20 RsceptsFour 5000 bbs Ntest20OO but
Corn 81 0OU hush Oits ~ O0o hush
IorsvutE sept 27-Baggug unchanged Cotton dill NddIngs
i6e Floar quiet unchanged Grain dali unchanged Pork
du dali and unchanged HAms-SugAr-onei 2
dlic Lard dull and nominal WHISKY qasi n o Tobacco scv,
frosted Trash LHgs $50 goot
Leaf 20 IS "a ? IS; meilm bright Wrappers +T 81.
Ga sept kfh- market hesVy bar closee
.c Of Receipts sLi s4les stt Mslhng. AGli and Nef
Oflsan-. ~ q d..
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
THE ORANGE COUNTY MURDERERs.

The County Court and Court of Sessions of
Orange County commenced It's regular Autumn term on
Monday Goth inst, at the COurl-House in Newburgh,
Judge Allard Anthony Of Dutchess presiding Ephraim
Bulls Justice OF Sessions also present One case
OF Importance is that OF John Boyd negro charged
with the murder OF Irshman last Spring. Another II
that Of Robert Bufum, for the murder OF John
L. Seayern- az Newburgh the 3Oh Of August Another
murderer to be tried is that OF named Conroy.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.
.... Herr Hopfen has been elected President
OF the Austrian Reichsrath.
The branch of the Bank of France at
Havre has stopped payment.
M Kossuth has declined to serve as a
Deputy to the Hungarian Parliament
"A Naval Court Martial is now investi
eating the OF the irOnclad Captain. No Lew facts OF
importance have yet been brought 10 light
THE Discussion (newspapeT) of Madrid had
An able article YESTERDAY showing that the L law for
the emancipation of slaves IN the spanish Colonies IS ut
t-rIy null fed i'm the West Indies.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
BASE BALL.

TIE WHITE STOCKINGS AND THE CHAMPION
sHIP-DEFEAT OF THE MUTUALs.
The first game of the series for the cham
pionsp the United states. between the reconstructed
Nine of the Chicago Club and the Champion Mutuals,
took place yesterday the Union Grounds in the pres
ence Of about 1000 spectators This reconstructed White
Stocking Nine have played the following games since
Duy placed Crayer, and the record Is Noteworthy Tor
the number Of Victories obtained the leading pro-
IL -. nj l. mo-. NJ InuuIIN
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28

Quiuing Business.-whiis Preach CHM Dinner ses -
pecrs ~
and upward
QUITTING BUsISgSs-Coore and GIN China Tea s-s At haI
QUITTING BUsISBsS-Colored cham. SETS II pieces EnghA
81 81.
QUITTING BUSINESS MHsl Vases Gard Receivers Jssdaen.
India China Sc. &c, a. half price
oGITTISG BUSISEss-IsOry-h TsbeHlyes, ROisvr,
SHEFFIELD make - 81 the dozen.
QUITTING BUSINESS plated Tea SETS p'ecsr handsomei
engraved gilt 81 o AMI boSl very best plsie. fJs
QUITTING BCsINESSSyer plated Csefs cut and e1graTa
QUITTING SINESS-Slve plated Tsbe FORKS s6 ths dorm
QUITTING BCSlNESSYou may rely upon prces Ar. -
~ W. J. ?. DALEY Co.
81. 5Jl Brosi~sv.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
INTENSIVE FIRg Ar BRIDGEpoRT. .coNN

BRIDGEPoRT, Sept 2G.-A fire broke out here
ON sundty night destroying the Cty Hotel stables OF r
Z p Middlolrook; tenement house belonging to Dr.
Middebrook. occupied by several families OF oolofed
people ami causng siderable damage 20 the furniture
establishment Oh IGstcIod J. sbaudon, aud " tue