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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-22
OCEAN YACHT RACES.

Mr. William Douglas, the owner Of the
to arrange satisfactory with Mr. Ashbury of
tho English yacht Cambria has Issued the following cai'
enge 10 the yachtmen OF Great Britain and Ireland:
The ocean race between the Cambria and Dauntless
having satisfactorily arranged and being anxious
that the Sappho should have part In the lnterna
tona contest hereby challenge any schooner yacht In
Great Britain and Ireland TO sail against the sappho
from Cane Clear 10 Sandy Hook
should prefer 10 start on the ih OF july the DAY on
which Mr. Ashbury and Mr. Bennett are TO sail; but
am prepared 10 sail any day during the month OF July
the acceptor of my challenge may choose. ,.,
propose that the should be for cup OF the value
Of so TO $50 guineas.
The above challenge shall leave open Tor acceptance
for the period Of month from the date oil Its user
ton. -
am also willing to sail any schooner yacht IN Great
Britain or Ireland from the Nab Light 70 Cherboutg
Breakwaer and back any day during the hrst week III
June for a cup Of the value Of 90 gulneas.
willing that this contest should be decided elmer
by three over the same course have Inn
lied the time for this race the first week IN June IN
view OF the probable acceptance OF my challenge TO
cross the Atlantic. In which event should not wish TO
have any engagement fol- two or three weeks prior To
the day Of starting. In view OF no one taking up my
challenge the ocean race. shall extend tue tme
through the months OF June and July Thirty days no.
ce however must DO gwen TO enable the yachts 70 pre-
pare. ,,,, ma. ,,.,~ ,,.,,.Ao, =
card In The London Shipping and Mercantile 6dzene IN
which he suggests that all yachtsnen, captains sailing
masers others feeling any interest In the important
OF 1870, and being IN POSITION ny xlcfohc
ing Winds currents &C. at that period July Should al
dress Mr. Ashbury thereon, at Brghton Wheto letters
would doubtless ind bm " This gentleman might then
discuss them with ms captain ana rabg.mhsiet no
rsitar and reports having had very rough passage
across the Bay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-22
UEARTLEsS SMINDLE-

Detective Tilley of the Central Office took
into custody wellbnown confidence man. known as
Rue alias William H. Summers alias Charles Courtney,
and took him before Inspector Dks He recognized
by Martin Lynch Of No "a Newarkst, Hoboken. one
OF two who had swinded him out Of 800 the goth
OF October last Lynch had worked for two years. and
in that time had managed to the above sum, and
with this he proposed TO bring his family to this city from
their home in Ireland On the way TO the shipping
office, In passing through Albanyst., he was
met by the prisoner, who engaged him in con.
yersaton, and, learning his business proposed 10 Lynch
that he take charge Of four horses for him the
the ocean, and suggested TO him that he walk up
to the stable and look at the horses On tho way 10 the
mythical stable at Chambersst and Broadway, the pair
met confederate OF the swinder. Soon Summers alias
Courtney. proposed to Lynch that he change his bills
into god they agreeing to pay him one gold sovereign
for every Sc In currency Lynch gave them the money 10
count, and the scOundres Immediately ran away with
it, The prisoner locked up at Police Headqnarers
and will DO taken before Justice bowling this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-22
TIE BONDED CARTING BUSINESS.
MEETING OF THE CARTMEN.

a meeting of the Custom House, Public
Store and shipping cartmen OF this city held last
evening Pipers Hail. corner OF Blocker and Morton
s TO take action in reference to the proposed changes
In the system OF cartipg bonded goods, which, 10 has
been stated, about so DO inauguraed by the Col
ector Of the Port Although but very brief notice Of the
meeting had been gwen, about 200 cartmen
assembled at the appointed time, all
ing to feel q deep interest in tho objects
for which the meeting had been called. Mr.. A. G. Rey-
nolds elected Chairman. Pnd Messrs j. w. Colo and
James Richardson Secretaries. The Chairman in taking
his after thanking the gentlemen present for the
honor they had conferred upon him. said that he hoped
whatever they had to do would be done in quiet;
been informed that the Collector Of the Port about
TO adopt certain regulations In reference 10 the trans
pOrtatiOn Of bonded goods. which they believed would
operate disastrousy rot only TO the business OF
caTtmen. but quite much TO the interests of the
any good existed for the proposed changes
and they desired, respectfuy but earnestly, TO enter
present called for the reading OF article which
appeared in The Tunes Of the 18TH purpor1g to give an
sons for them, with the objects expected
to be attained under the new system. The
reading having been concluded several OF the carmen
denounced the article false in its purported statements
OF facts In It's conclusions and utterly untrus
sened, which. after stating clearly the plan OF the new
system aud the reasons alleged as inducing
the change. resolved that the thanks Of the
York for the protest which they have put forth
Tor the position which he had taken in regard to the mat
ter, objected TO the appointment OF Mr VIM H. Albert
take charge of the bonded earring and asked the Coec
postpone any action in the matter until time had
been allowed 10 lay the matter properly before Tho com
peent authorities copy OF petition against the In
tended action OF the Collector signed by about $50 OF the
leading shipping and commercial houses Of the city, was
also read and Committee appointed 10 present copies
OF the petition and resolutions To the Collector and also
procure their publication IN THE TRIBUNE, Herald, SUM-
and star. The meeting adjourned subject to the coll o
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-22
Nrw-JrRsry RAILROAD MATTERS.

Several important railway schemes will come
up In the EewJersey Legislature the present session.
Among Others the proposed branch OF the Central Rail
way from Elizabeth 10 Newark will be strongly pushed.
The proposed road between Newark and Morristown.
which passed tho Senate during the session OF the last
Legislature but which failed In the House, VIII be again
brought forward this Winter This measure Is supported
by Senator Cobb aud a large Morris County interest us
friends are confident OF success. 10 Is sara thaI inc
Pennington aud Delaware Railroad Company VIII be
chartered this Winter This will give the Flemington
branch road an outlet the Delaware about 80 miles
below Easton. The capital stock OF the Company Is
$4,000. with the privilege OF Increasing u 70
Calvin Cole John 4. Bird J. C. Cramer, j. Trimmer John
Fnney Enoch Able David Van Fleet and others are IN
corpofatOrs Authority will soon be asked TO build
through line between Bound Brook and Philadelphia
This Company has purchased old charters between YARD
leyyille and Philadelphia and between Milestone ana
Trenton also q charter OF the Hamilton Land improve
ment Company, which allows the building OF SIX miles OF
road liz Is necessary TO build six miles between
Milestone and Bound Brook, which viii finish the road
10 the Central Railway and make the road 81 miles In
length 10 expected that several other important rail-
vay projects viii come up for consideration Altogether
10 Thought that this Will DO very hnpotthht SESSION
relatiN o ~ railroads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-22
MURDER OF A puTcnEss COUNTY FARMER

Two weeks ago the residence OF Robert
Thorn Dutchess County farmer worth at least $4,000
was attacked by burglars at about o'clock In tho morn
ing The old man (,e about 90 years OF nge) was
knocked down aud badly. then set In chair ana
bound and gagged his housekeepnr being also beaten
and gagged, aud tho burglars made OIL win 800 IN
greenbacls MI tho money they conld md no ci"o W
the villains has been obtained. Mr. Thorn, since tho
occnrreuce has been SUFFERING considerably and Wednes-
dny night died. Ihe o. his death spread iapy.
and ~ n reached POngkeepsle oue.n' ,s
friends Induced tuc coroner io cease liot, 81
ucople u tho section 81 country where inc luuucI W.
Committed are Inclined 10 Icevo that some ot these
ruJs nave bottar aoN cdso VI tho cicCJpaaneua ~
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PENNSYLVANIA.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURES

PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
HARRISBURG. Jan. GA bill was introduced in
the Senate today to establish Insurance Department
in Pennsylvania somewhat similar to that Of Connect
cut and NewYork An effort is also making In that body
TO increase the salary Of Justices Of the Supreme Court
The Philadelphia Telegraph Companys bill passed.
bill fixing the 18th OF March for the final adjournment
OF the Legislature passed the Senate and referred to
committee in the House. Should 1t become law, this
Will be the shortest session for the past ten years. bill
allowing $4,000 to the members OF the House for postage
defeated in the Senate. Petitions, signed by thou
sands OF citizens Of Pennsylvania presented for the
passage OF general law allowing qualified voters in any
locality to determine by ballot whether liquor stores In
their respective localities shall be licensed not also
for the speedy enactment c law for the better prOtec
ton OF Miners also for the abolition OF capital punish
ment for any crime To this last request observed
the signatures Of many OF Pennsylyaas most prominent
men. The Governor announced TO the Legislature to-day
tho reappontment Of nearly all of his former Cabinet
no change has been made public.
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LATEST SHIP NEVIS
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Bark MLTcnr: Jacobsen, Rio Janeiro Nor. ., codre
BARK Csrolne, Bulge, Antwerp Nov. q, mdss
Bark yikingen, Tosnessen. Antwerp Nov. is. mfse
Gard. CORVALLIS. MS 20 days potaioes
The sshss mile n Of Squsm and Va, 6o'e fo'i oS
morning Of the Vth !nsL bg TIE coast "eeAIB N"MP ~
TOW o the city
Rspshaw, Sylvester Boston.
schr Gilman D. Ring Bds Port Mor,nt jan "a lays oAmoOo
Schr. George Staples Romp, Calais, uWbeT
sohr. Peyere, Tsysr Gloucester
SehL Gentle Spear. koeklaui, hme
Mar Brewer. Mills, ROcklani, itas
WISD--ssn1ovn. n, light, clear
sCHOOsERs-RtNER ASD COAsrwns
pI,Y,,a IIpAle, Nsw.H.ysn W. \ OBreb. NeS.iiaTeu.
Ya.e,eits Glepvood Richard Morrel. Bridgeport
Salie Merritt Sag Harber laims BHdgepor"
nary Mershon BTidgeuort susan Newport.
Little David, Sew.lisSeu hiabtic. taunton
X X Lane. Yarmouth Expedite; oresupor1
John Fuler Yarmouth Rachel, ffpSiirncr;
EdItor Sew.Haveu Alfred Field, New Haven.
SAILED.
stsam.hlps-Ai,.ts AspnwaL ShpsBlandn Dudley London
s,s, pea.,eos B,rk sayanpa London. BrsD Trowbndge
R,pb.io,, Giu,eg st. CoI D. Soas Havana Guiding sa Cat
bsnepi las EeSorleans, H. " Eaton, Brunswick. Ia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
po,-ox J,o 2--Arriyed steamship Neptune. ou NewYork
Bra, lava from iUrtlu Prince Jano hOU C,eaesos Queen Of
the " eat, from CieRiuesos.
FOREIGN PORTS.
p.txourB J.u 2I-The steamship slssis, from Ne~Yok
touched Il. re todsJ, the way to Hamburg.
DISASTERS.
vERpoo. Jan -Tbe ship g. James FROM Carin r Japan o.
pu 10 here n DAMAGED state having experienced heavy gale she
has he doekcd and will discharge ,--. yr,aIL-,.
SIy ITbs bark Omyn vent ashore on Whdhys
Is,r tie 18th OF January IL WAS thought she
would he a total loa4
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experiment the different hucs which arc produced by
tho burning OF different metals. Sodlnn., I'm
ium, copper. &c, and casting the rHs OF ule
light through IS prism, thcnce upon screen
which suspended from the ceiling aud tbs room
darkened. This was very beautiful experiment. anu
other experiments made In fact the lecture wac
expIaine, IN spriebfIy entrttaniIg Wav The laws or
electricity, as applied TO light next Defined and
many interesting facts concerning the competition OF the
sunlight and experiments which hHally led 10 the
knowledge OF the presence Of heat in the noonteains
were related To the close OF the lecture the audience
were very attentive, and departed well satisfied with
their evening Untert afnmeut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-22

nyEuIMGIfIOu Wednesday evening jan H. Tue runshes
Of m. briSs iaIhsr by the Rev DR. D. Asneg Pastor
master Church ieuy Duuhaa IT, 20 o A.,
St d,nsb,er OF Capt Wa A. U u s. a., CominAnl1s oneer
sebuylkill Arsenal Philadelphia, Pa
oKBB;g-HUBBELL-on THURSDAY jan 10 al sog sing, L.
a.. per WIN I Phnner Of Nstons N j. assisted " ihr Nes
Wi,on rhraner Stag Sing Ffstes 1s,3e OF "
20 IL Lousa, daughter u @. y. Hnbbel, esq-
coSgI,lt tho residence o. tts brides parents or
Ia, Do by ths Rev Rogers. James HaVensyer "
searirl,s daughter fWm. l.. Coukiu, al Of tins cy'
,r,, n. WEDNESDAY 10th inst at the residence OF the
1der parents by Rev h o. Quernsl hsesf Of ne .hSsnS u
In he Ry,ngrst, Memorial ~ Bishop hnsnfpJ u
smith al Glen Cow. H. TO Eleanor second daughter o.
NJ Tharras, esq, Of Hs eisT' .. 49,.
,vppy 81 Paul.. " Church Esw.ioik, Jan ~ ls!
'ns- ~ N p assisted " II. t. Rd9Away d. y Dtl1 u;
~ EstYo 10 Eleanor daughter VI John D. bh'' sN Oh
DIookJH.
an N,,ios. nj N1r,iog,s must be Endorsed MN JN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-22

The Hon. X. T. Digby, NJ. p, England ;
Gen j. b. Frisbie California; Capt. McDougau, Copen.
hagen aud George NJ Pullman Of Chicago at the Bre
WORT House. - EX-GOv Carney OF Kansas, Judge
HogeboOm Of Hudson, N Y; Gen. James A. Cunningham
OF Boston, the Hon. George W. Dent San Francisco
Nathaniel Paige Washington and Manuel A Otero, I'M
ted States Navy are at the ST. Nicholas Hotel === r.
Lopez Of lfesident Lopez OF Paraguay, and Capt
McMickan Of the Calabria at the Newly ORR
Hotel - Capt Wickham Of the Rifle Brigade. British
Army, is at the Clarendon Hotel - Foriyee J.. Lar
lin state Prison Inspector, Is at the Metropolitan
Hotel. Col GorlOf Of tile Russian Army Is at the
Hoffman House. Col. Bronson OF Utica ana Dr. j.
g. Lombard OF Boston at the ST. James Hotel s-==
A. r. Coon OF the Carlton Club and X. lleme or the
Union Club London, and r. s. Larobe Baltimore, are at
tho Fifth-aye Hotel.
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pILLou rrAJ jan a. Mn. Gertrude L. Bill In the e''4 year
go, ,.... r,.,,.. X Rul srs m.
,.d 10 attend inIcTai services al shI esan s,rs ~
npowN, h r-.dsnee spg Sing " Harry T. b. bG"n az
20 ii clock w. Vi CONSUMPTION, aged q Je-'', 's" ~
days
Notice of fsuersl hereafter -,
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,.ry, Buts, a,d ~ mouth, dJA -, - s.,,,,,x
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81 80 ,r ths Pesby tsan ChagsA a. Veal Farms "s'|
chester %. -.
cong Tarsay searg Jau 20. GsA @doH OfAe ATE
q ,y,s All n.sa, are rssyeu! h,'ia 70 .nA Der m9sr.i
o. Msslar Jay ?lih ia.l At eceA NJ "s""' ''"'S' "
b,o,i.r VIA NuAft lag ssccntass
l. T. Friday :lt in,L LYDIA, isa1Asar 81
iI.my vs.. sd igsA "a. k.i'~as, Ia hsr ih isM
Fansr.l ~ sunday.
rRssESpRs-fo psalgrboIa ", % the 10y val. u, ess
ofhsr brother hps tlssJ.s be,SsaS MA S''" f"'e's"
e.e4 yrsp
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KANSAS.

RESOLUTIONS FOR THE RESIGNATION or sENA-
TORS PoMEROY AND ROSS, AND REPRRsEN-
TATIvE CLARKE.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 81. - Concurrent resolutions
were introduced into the lower House OF the Kansas
Legislature to-day. asking Senators Ross and Poeroy
and Representative Clarke resign their influence hay
ing been impaired by circumstances growing out OF the
impeachment trial, and the disposition for lavish expen
dure the part OF OF them. Tie resolutions
referred 10 special committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-22
IOWA

THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT NOT YET RATIFIED.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2l.-A special dispatch TO Tie
Tribune, from Les Moines. says:
The Iowa Senate. to-day after considerable debate by
vote OF 80 to H. refused TO in the House resou-
ton ratfying the Fifteenth Amendment 10 the United
States Constitution The majority OF the Senate clam
that the House should have taken their resolutions
they were, and adopted them, aud not have passed
series OF their The result ia that only House
has. as yet ratified the Fifteenth Amendment.
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prnf mi Orden Doremns delverod tIe thlr0

Prof X. Ogden DOrenus utNytIou uIo N t,,
~ sourse OF lectures In tho large hall ot ,e ioun
Mons Christian Association last evening III ,no 80
~ lecture Is estimated by tho audience ~ uIaNs, n
fhe Prufessor had 10 complain Tor INC opo"s
az the door was tho signal for grand usn anu ~
short ,ne avery seat M both hall and gallery WIS n
IN" edlnni OF the interval preceding the sppeafa.1
The sneaker was pleasantly reiavedby sounly wv 10
', Lv M Moraafter heh tho lecturer eoinnenenu ~
sasipe That he rh0uld attonpt 70 .hn. thhb ny uo
word light We do not signify simply thai utoo wan
t ~ lie organ of Vision. hat also all those oAtIhnt
dlYprv powert which Gro corelntNo 10 u 80 lnas m'
,snd ,beme would he tho correlation OF These eNUul
npy foices e then proceeded " Illustrate ~ hQtuN!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-22
urnsoN RIVER NAVIGATION.

Immense quantities of broken ice have aceu-
mulaed at New Baltimore At Hudson the bloekndo IL
moro impregnable. At roughkeopse large quantities
have lodged but navigation Is not entirely obstrncted
rom there down TO West Point and Peeksk. and thence
70 Uayerstrnw Bay navigation is difficult Several sai
ing vessels and some steam tugs are makns soW he"
way up and down the river.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-22

fishing bribery These resolutions before stated, sub
stantially embody tho provisions OF proposed Out
rejccted) new Constitution When brought TO n clear
VOTE In the Legislature and at the polls will be inter
estibg TO note the that may be given by n
divdua or party for opposing the proposed amendments
TO our existing Consultation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-22

In respects this tolerably strong cast, in
Others remarkably weak one. The Cdspdr OF Mr. Rem.
mertz arstically done. This gentleman has noble
voice Of excellent musical quality powerful and
nan and though he seemed Ill at In the business OF
the stage and the situation. his performance
very effective. Mr.. Candldus did not the expeca-
lions Of his friends The Academy too large for his
ability or else stage-frght diminished his powers.
Though he sang with much sweetness and in good tune
he failed excite the least enthusiasm in the audience,
ana very monoOnous coloriDg to the part OF Md
Madame Rotter sang with her accustomed zeal and con-
sceDtiousness. while Madame Fiderci, who is gifted
with beautiful voice. unfortunately her best ef
feets by an untrue ntonatoD.
The chorus the vital part OF the opera and yet
they also failed to make any decided IMPRESSION Per
haps the Of this that too much expected
OF them. They sang however, with excellent precision
az least the did the ladies Of the chorus I'M
steady In their time.
Arion Society has recovered from the effects
Of ITS defeat by the Lederkranz last Summer at the Saen
gerst Baltimore. Since then It has used strong efforts
10 retrieve its reputation and 1t had been hoped by its
friends that this performance of Der Freyschutz would
I've OF such signal excellence to win back its aures
but that hope hardly TO have been realized by the
result.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-22
MUSIC.

DER FREYsCHUTz BY THE ARIoN SOCIETY.
After much preparation the Arion Society
brought out Won Neber fine opera at the Academy last
evening.
Except for the numbers that took part chorus and
orchestra the occasion would call for extended notice
Judged upon its merits the performance by
one OF extraordinary excellence. Tho fol-
lows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-22

The sale of very interesting, collection OF
BOOKS shipped from Amsterdnn VIII take r aSs ~
next week beginning Monday They consist 81 a
Conneils. Roman Catholic Theology. iieDrow Boohs'
EaIiy Printed Books. and CurioItie. It Is seldom va ~,
40 curious a collection Of Rare ana Eany EaVoh' VI
farel al auction
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POLITICAL.
MISSISSIPPI.
GOV. ALCORN AND GEN. AMEs ELECTED U. S.
SENATOR'S.


SENATOR'S
MEMPHIS, Jan. 20.-A special dispatch to The
Avalanche from Jackson, Miss, tonight says:
The Legislature has elected Gov. Alcorn United States
Senator for the long term. beginning March, 1871 and
Gen. Ames for the short term. W. H. Revel (cOOred a
native and educated In OHIO, present State Senator
from Natcbez, also elected for the term expiring
March. Ie7i. to which Mr. Sharkey elected but was
not admitted.
The Legislature adopted resolution memorializng
Congress 20 remove the political disabilities from all Mis-
ssippans, 10 be presented by Mr. Reve together with
his credentials United States Senator The Legislature
adjourned 20 the second Tuesday after the adj
mission OF the State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-22

tending the affair than they disposed TO tell: nnd IL \,
also mentioned that OF those friends rclatyea was
previously concerned defalcaton tins city and DO
fore that was accused OF TObblEg Mr. Thorn of 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-22
PROBABLY FATAL ACCIDENT on THE NEW
HAVEN RAILROAD.

Last evening as the $40 New-Haven train
WINS leaving Greenwich Corner. woman named Jane
Brown in Attempting to leave the train whe In motion,
fell the train passing over her lower limbs, crushing
them in horrible manner. Her recovery Is considered
doubtful,
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CALIFORNIA.

THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT STILL PENDING.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 19-The Fifteenth
Amendment ia still pending in the Legislature. Both
Houses have postponed discussion the subject several
times,
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CONCERNING NEw.YEAR's GIFTS.

(ONCEKN1NU NEW lEAIs o uII IT
reputable manufacturer sends us the FOL
lowing note, which he recently received
TUKpar MeEsTSe
~ stp. have ever faithful reporter Of ,our hne
iron xok, when tho Desbros Ferry tusled VIII be nsl'
Which am invited To attend New.
YER, fine, ONLY come their annual rounds s9d trust
~ s ca see nsny ofthsm len copy Of Tna TRIBUNE for YOU
Tsmorpng confident you viii slow me "ss"feaT' sh
logrs Isy respectfully W. j. AT sh,i p.,o,,s,,
Tn 40 far rs this person claimed In any way to repre-
sent THE TRIBUNE, he was impndent impostor'
Whether on any other grounds he deserving OF eou.
Hnanee business men must decide Tor themselves mter
"A pertlsal OF tue above note.
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Sfon priuce Arthur,

poss ~ib England Up with reaud
H., IRA FsANcI. Tammany, TOMoRRow NIGHT on
Release CtIens or art aud
% bsysat rotten old county sell US ireland Tor
he Alabama Clsinst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-22

Dy g. TrRtabne have to pronounce PRArr' ATRIAL
on, tb, ssks, Illuminating Oh 10 the market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-22

Pure MIX, Cream, HITTER, and Eags-pei,,si.d at rel
&c.. m ys, Yo and Brooslyp direct from the farm hidFes
~ OAxLAxn faRh brentwood, Lepl issnd
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MIRRIED.

FL. yo,bv nto.-Tweuiy seeds IS ssnd for sireus
All -, t,kO s. WAXING, IT,. Ogden Farm, Ee~por. K
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PERSONAL.

Gen. Gilmore sails on the Lafayette to-day
on a two months absence in Europe TO make certain
engineering Invests cations for the Government.
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DIED.

an Notices NJ li0uiages must be i'do'sed ""H '"'
sdAae aud address.