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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-11

IhEfT IN THE FIFTH pIsrRIor Nothing
axe Leather.-Yesterday Mr.. Philip schae-
fer, shoe dealer in that portion of New Or
leans known as Agiers, detected one of his
Workmen, named JohrD Bangard Tor Bla.
gard. stealing a considerable quantity OF
material connected with shoemakiug-lasts,
soies. uppers, etc., to the amount OF about IF.
ty dollars. Bangard had given notice that he
was about to relinquish his employment, get
married, and live on the left bank of the
river. The immense amount of baggage he
was about removing excited suspicion, es.
pecially as his wardrobe was known to be
limited to one suit. Search WAS made. and
variety of miscellaneous "swag" discover
ed, all relating to the craft of St. Crispin
Blagard was arrested, and the night of his
intended wedding passed like Hermit hear
IN solemn CELL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-11

BRIEF MENTIoS.-All the cases fixed for
trial in the First District Recorders cour:
yesterday were continued over until the
fourteenth instant, in order that the cour;
room might be left at the disposal Of the
painters and carpenters.
Cart number three thousand four hundred
and nineteen ran into the lamp post corner
of Craps and kerlerec streets, and although
the cart sustained no injury it was found
impossible to use the lamp last night.
AT five O'Clock yesterday morning the
body of an unknown boy was found floating
in the river at the head of Port street. Cor
oner Avila was notified to hold an inquest.
The police were extensively engaged in
the Third District on Monday in arresting
violators Of the ordinance relating to the
cleanliness Of tie city.
Large crowds were gathered all through
yesterday afternoon at various popular drink
ing places throughout the city engaged il
discussing the merits Of the prize fight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02
wHITTEMoRE's DEFENSE.

Mr.. WhittemOre publishes letter in BOs-
ton paper by way of defense against charges made
His points are thar tin treatment of his by the Con
gress Committee hurried, partial and unnecessarily
severe; that with proper opportunity he wouId have
shown a combined effort TO backma himself and others,
and to ruin him in public and private life; he dsclaims
all criminal intentions desire tO commit an act IN the
dspOsas Of the recommendations for scholarships at the
Military and Naval Academies, which could be construed
into an illcgaity pronounced corrupt. He says:
II ever dd unel6h act in my be was when conferred he
recommendation for the young Cadets 10 west Ft
and Annapolis Tie testimony the ease viii show that and 10 e
whever done benefited constituency No dTcc; or Indirect pc
ever received by for myself; did feel that
was amenable TO crnns statute, In permitting those l
had favored, by sending two boys TO school. 10 aid In
establishing schools hundreds q be youth Of district might be
taught the G0vemnent-by otherwise money
paid recommendations them without
stipulated expected personal thought free from vena
purpose While would not again do A. have
affirm that cannot believe have com
criminal for which should be- cast out from the pale Of
thrown 70 the beasts At kphesuS " .
Mr WhittemOre pleads that intentions "a well as acts
should be considered, and rehearses what he has done
country his constituents during and since the
war, quoting approving Endorsements from various
He is upon Gen Logan for his course IN
regard 10 his Wl ittemOres) expulsion since s re
election. and winds up by comparing his case with ta
OF John wilkes and the English Parliament.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02
INDEPENDENCE DAY.

HOW THE ANNIVERSARY Is TO BE OBSERVED
THE MILITARY PARADE-TIIE FIREWORKS,
ETC.
Notwithstanding that no regular city appro-
praon has been made for the celebration OF the Fourth
of july the oath anniversary Of the Declaration OF hide
pendence will not by any means be left unhonored The
Department Of Parks has TO the rescue in the mat
ter of fireworks and there will be displays at the Bat
terry City Hall Park TOmpkinssquare, and other points,
which will not be at all inferior 10 those OF other years
The City Hall Park will be the chief center Of attraction
az the most elaborate pyroechnic works will be exhib
tied there Strange posts and crossbarred aces have
already made their appearance upon which PaaIg
American flags eagles OF blue nre ana 'he usual pa
A Darade of the first division OF the NauOnal Guafu
viii f9ke place i'm the morning and WILL 1t is believed
he brilliant one The following is Gen. Shalers gen
ei"l Oro'f III HIiDaUiRTShs Fnsz DIVISION n GsxX}
CcvAR No son the occasion Of the Review ordered for the lh
Appendix H. Uptons Tactics except as Otherwise hereinafter pre-
Brigade CommaDan their Stats will take post on the right Of
The S q Infantry vii be formed with the front ranl outside Of and
The line Of Company Officers will PAGES in front Of the front
The Pd Oheers win take port front Of and The line OF
Compapy Officers practicable the Commanding oheeght ID A1
TIE Cssry viii be posted such to allow the greatest
RSe~ipg OacT s be right Of The line and his
viii Be announced BY .s1e fr,d BY Battery H. ,n 1hg s
be along the O Amer passing down e b Sht sI Of MAJ
isOp-s We and Twenty -sIib-si -. So. .,-.oA
a. march s be Broadway 10 Great Jetesst through
Great st. 70 the Bowey the Boxe anu FouItha 70 IMen
jt tho,gb Madison and up Madison ave
he non OF Review The command will b. dismissed immeaaiep
after passing In Review -, l. ,.i.hir, ,ls detail,
e al tie request OF the Brigade Commanders Viii IN
elnle one bugler in each detail -, ~ ni,is,, Gam.
The Dyoo stat VIII assemble at the quarters Of The Daon ON
,dt No 6 " Twenty ghth-st at $50 m ana Tue 4suH
In ipsudpg one buglrr from the HIst Brigade Cavalry VIII
rspor At the and place.
py oiu'' " navy VIZ. II. CHEsEgRorGH,
Colonel Asst Adj. Gen. and Chhti Of siAM;
y ordance With THE orders have been issued To me
..rsTai regiIueuts. Full dress uniform ana Nhe
nants Is the order ~ the "eraek fegimehs ior lo
occasion. -, -, T. ,,,ie, will ring the
'ollOwiDg melodies on the Trinity Churen Gi YANKEE
fefny the changes on eight bells 2 Hall OolunhA
inas me Land Of Promise s. Home sweet lenn ~ sn s
~ 1 ~ he Keduep Blue Bells Of Scotland b9u Hos'
Boz 81 LII he Merry Clur Bf Ring 10 Colgne1 ,h' ZEN s
fnen.so IN What Fairy.Hle Music j. Hungarian WANT - -
HE tnanenre Hero Comes a. Red White and Bue 10 'H
DoOde .,..,. ~ conrse In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02

~ and aiaded to TIE three ilustrous patrons of this
,o1ce Jefferson Madison. and Monroe. The historical
- "a -reatcst physical activity were those of intel
ki S>anee: tie test Of the WOrthinCSs Of the age is
The character Of odGa Let each Sacn m an
teet niu'' Ke CoWncuCcLicut Exercises were con
smd"d today diplomas degrce and medal We're con
tluuV - pc,f NInpil. Tie address before the Alumni
teFVe % on was delivered by GOV. Stevenson of Ken
S Gov walker also spoke This afternoon me
lucky, ,er took place i'm the Town Han. It was quite
-Auhn affair. Ahout 100 PROMINENT gentlemen were
~ t nom the South aud West Speeches were made
SlessSlY Stevenson, Gov. walker, the Hon. George H.
r vdleton the Hon. Is. johnson Barbour the Hon John
ftnSclnh Tuclor, cen. Preston, Mayor VIM. T. Suther
e and others The common CeW nj nan last nght was
Small affair owing 20 uupOpulgr Arrangements: Al tine
Iiumri dinner tae memory Oi Dickens was drunk, stand
4 md In AllpnNe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02
WORKINGMEN's UNION.

The Workingmen's Union met last evening
President Nelson W. Young in the chair FOrty-one del
egates were present and credentials were received from
new delegates The Union elected officers as follows
President Nelson W. Young; Vice Presidents James r.
Purly and C. Krnsc Corresponding Secretaries, Michael
r. Murphy and WIN. j. Jcssup: Financial
Secretary, Bernard Rice; Treasurer, John Wood;
Sergeant-at-Arms, Mr.. Banks; Committee on
Credentials, Messrs. Smith, Matthews, and Griffin;
Committee on Finance, Messrs. Carroll, O'keefe, AMI
RYAN Delegates to the Arbeter Union, Messrs krtse
Matthews, aud Banks. The quarterly report OF the
Treasurer showed the receipts TO be s26; expenses
sl9s 22 remainder 50 ~. The committee appointed To
wait upon Mr. Tweed to induce him TO employ Union
men in preference to non-Union men men in his depart
ment reported that they had been very courteously
received, and that Mr.. Tweed had guaTaI
teed 10 give them all the favors. The
committee appointed To wait upon the Park Commits
soncrs stated that they had called upon Judge Hilton
to whom they complained that quite number Oh nlTn
hired TO serve police officers In the Park were actually
employed in mechanical work. and receive pay as police
men. The Judge ordered that any officer engaging IN
mechanical work should be discharged He promised the
Committee that in the names OF any OF the Paik
officers who are engaged in mechanical work would be
furnished such officers should be dismissed MI Con
molly read the names Of five To be forwarded 70 the
Judge The election Of Delegates 10 the next session OF
the National Labor Congress made the SPECIAL OIder
of business for the next meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02
KILLED IN A DRUG STORE.

Soon after p. m yesterday the cylinder or
tank filed with carbonc acid gas attached to the soda
water fountain in the apothecary store Of Dr. Hermann
Gertzen, at No. los Thrdave., exploded with loud
report Henry Goltz German, age 49, employed there
"a clerk and who was engaged in charging the GYM,
der with the gas, instantly killed The stock ana
fixtures were also considerably damaged by Tagieirs
az the shattered cylinder The body Of the deceased was
renewed 10 the Fftl-st Poce-Station, where Coroner
Schirmer will hold all inquest to-day.
To the EditOr Of The Trtbune.
SIR: Mr.. GeIitzen, druggist on the corner OF
Thirl-ave and Thrteenthst., has our name upon hls
bniding IA we used to furnish him with our soda ana
mineral waters in ironencased glass fountains up TO
Nav Since that time Mr.. Geritzen has made Ms own
soda and mineral waters, ana the SAD accident Win
occurred to-day by the Overcharging Of fountain Is,
therefore, in way attributable to us, as might appear
from the prominent sign. SCHULTZ q "AhhEh'
Aetr York, July /, 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02
HERnIsM REWARDED.

On Feb g 1870 the British schooner Olive Il.
Rourke bound from st. Johns, New Brunswick TO Wex
ford Ireland while in midOcean, gave signals OF dls
eress which were answered by the American ship Con-
stantine The Olive l.. ROurke was found TO be In
sinking condition, and notwithstanding severe gaze
prevailed al the time, the 0meers ana crew Oi tne JUS
Jressed rescued from their peIlOus pOslO
The British Government has handsomely recognized the
bravery and humanity OF the officers and crew OF me
we're received by the Secretary of State, and by him,
Scsterday, forwarded 10 Collector Grinnel ~ ,o-o
Bo.ys GrSSgL esq collector Of Customs Nee lort2iK;
hse you that gold watch ana cham tnl $500 gsss
have , been forwarded your adiiess D hAisA
heL Government desire 70 present NE iotmer y APP
n CTeGey . o. ne MAJ Of e same ve as recognition
soes the Master and ere" hs bh socnsi
,oope. ofhe Minister'S note which together WIN the Ie,nS
an deliver 70 the parties for whom he arr respect
'' 'Hoe nave VIC HAsEoS PIsH Secretary q sts
wEs rs S June 10 TO- I SG;
Sae b instructions which have from The Bari Of csreldon
Ai,s The honor So 70 1 eao 70 e% To be sie to
Non geld ehonometer watch and hnoegI gas' Ta 90
Me BeusmB The ship Constantine for he n9oie ecneua ~
The officers and crew Of he Bns sno2h be o yo,%e
from john 70 Wers5d 10 Ire and disabled BY q severe
s.nae e IN g w, one q her bboats The I'D q The se
fs, % I'd with cu succeeded IN bringing on iSs wn9
sHe ' sTss NJ ne cd. ~Sd commanded tS
G ' Sss "a %; 'E E. been en- d hsise band M
xss H. to each Of the four sesuen Who pahIso ne , ss
tesH instructed 70 and i.c to Her ssesiys as %
,Sa % h az gear ls BY ths rsseuBg vessel have s
heTbe serFs1t, ~. EDwAED THOSTos
The inscription the watch Gaze reads Presented by
fle British GOysrnment 20 Capt las IL Creevey Of the
Humane services 10 the Of the schooner Olive L.
S'ourke Of St. Johns, N b., Feb O. 1870" The testi
~ "JIe pre- Ated ny C9eetor Grinnel, in his pri
ats room III Tie presence Of several prominent ship
eA" merchants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02

DIED.
,ypEpsoyon Tuy June John Anderson the 10Th year
I1t real,es a' , m ai,.I The funeral from the residence
ofhs father 40 Ayenue A.. O'Clock Sunday, july
JEANETTE b2PSE SS al m TO- & held IN Io0on
Ja t1 AZ p ocloct m JOHN Ii. CLICKNER, Master.
,TEY-on Friday ist inst Newton Smith, OF James W.
Fnne services tomorrow Sunday o'clock ato West
BARLOw-on Friday ns chas Dudley Of Charles aud Annie
Funeral from Of M 6 second door east
ofWsshingon, Brooklyn, on Sunday July s. at CLOCK
RARS ARDsny BROOKLYN Friday, Mary s. Bsnar wife Of
John r Barnard. in the 'oth year OF her age
Notice 0 funeral hereafter
B0CKovERThursay June 1870 Benjamin Clarence infant Of
Edward J. AMI MARY G. Boczover; ,,.... Lac. II
Bockoyo JamesPhce; Brooklyn SATURDAY July 2 at
O'Clock which the relatives and friends Of the family are IN
BooRN.Y-on Fay evening July william Henry youngest
P6 Ss a 1' 5es are invited to attend Baptist
Cbuh roye-s jersey City Sunday, 81 inst at O'Clock u
CHEEyERFiay JAY Henry Ira only child Of Joseph T. T. and
CRoMBIE-On Friday morning. July Hugh Combe Of this city
R, iHs sd fA Ss arr invited to funeral from hi. late Te
deuce POurth-ay between Esyfhh and Esh'Ih on Sun
GRiHAM-on the inst Arthur Graham in the Goth year Of his age
The and sp. e e 6 R are 1J John EfSs
400 West Porysirth-st on Sunday, at o'clock P IN
Cincinnati papers please copy
uOGEBOoM-On THURSDAY June 90 at No. West Twenty
Franklin Hogeboom in his 5lst year
IOSRE On WEDNESDAY Schuvleie sarstogs CO. n T.,
RHar ~ Iosee OF tie late Of Mott Bros Co.. ofiiis city,
McBRAIR-on Friday morning july after long and painful illness
james MeBr Of Ann and the late John heBn In the s year
Pys And friends Of family respectfully invited to attend the
funeral on SUNDAY afternoon at O'clock from B late residence No
l24 Ainsie-st, brooklyn, L. ID.
Mp Anon Friday July At North Greenwich Conn, Mrs Harriet
Mead wife Of Deacon silas H. Mead, aged 70 years
Funeral services at l0t a. M. July g.
WFsLEYAt the residence her parents No. G7 East Twenty
Lille r. daughter Of and Elizabeth Wesley, In the h year OF
her age. .--..--, 4 -, -.
Relatives and friends the family are invited to attend her funera At
81 MarEs Chnrch seconve and Teniht SATURDAY
Ju AZ m remains will be conveyed 10 Rye for nterneni
Inv he n m train from FORK and New Haven Depot
per of Twenty eveuth-st and Fourtb-aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02
CoRyEy MCCARTHY CAUGHT.

As Officer Dyckman of the Eleventh Pre-
inct was patroing his beat on Thursday night he
attacked suddenly by large crowd of thieves who at
TAINTED 10 rob him OF his watch. The officer Is an old
man and unable to cope successfully with the gang,
who heat him severely but frustrated in their at
tempts 10 rob him Officer Dycman reported the facts
at the Station House, and Detective r. L. smith was
sent In search Of the guilty persona lie found the TWO
leaders 10 be COrney Mccarthy alias John smith, ana
Ruly Kearns and meeting them walking together, he
med each nv the collar and endeayored to take them
10 The statioI-HOuse Both Of the scoundrels drew
kniyes and made savage attack the detective, at
femnting 10 stab him After fierce fight during which
The officer was compelled TO release kearn, who lnine-
dateIy led he secured Mccarthy and brought him be-
Gnre Istice IAdwith the Essex Market Police Court
ITnon hearing the facts the case Justice Ledwith coni
trd Mccarthy default OF $4,000 bail to answer at the
General Sessions. ....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02

Miner the auotoneer announced that no more pictures
would be offered till October. marine view by Scboep
was knocked down at $50; NOtermans Feeding the
Dogs" tl55; "Sunday Morning" by Waldenmuler. t62;
Vence-Moouiight," Gus. Fayer, 81: declaration
sen" c. H. McCOrd sos; Fruit piece. Couder OF PARIS
Boa so companion pieces HarbOrs Of Tecanp and Nan
tes Kuwasseg s81 each Tdcman's "Wayfarer," sllOj
Interior OF stable" Van Kuyck, sl96; Twilight In
the Adir0ndacks," j. A. Heckkng, 80. hafsze mar
bic figure OF the Madonna brought SIC 90 Mr.. Miner re
marked pointing pictare, See how the very qnals
there lifting their heads in ACCOMPLISHMENT at these
bds"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02
MUSIC

Mr. Theodore Thomas's benefit concert on
Thursday evening nearly filed the Central Park Garden
aud Hall with people, though the prices were doubled
for the OCCASION The selections Of higher class
those chosen for popular nights the Overtures to
s'Medea" HSargilD, "LOhengrin" CWagner), and "Mig
non Ambrose Thomas) leading the three parts OF the
programme and such things Schuberts Rosamunde"
ialiet music the andante from BeethOyen's welknOwn
a Dtette and fantasia Robert" alternating with
wiltzes and miscellaneous music Mr.. Thomas Is great
public benefactO and glad TO see that the public
eyas hin cordial recognition We should not omit to
ay that the audiences at the Garden this are OF
nuch distinguished character than they nave ever
Fsafns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02

ARNOJD-GlBSON-On Thursday, June 80 OF p Beetmanpace
nv the Rev D. Thomson Matthias b. Arnold 70 Jessie, only
daughter OF William Gibson all Of this city, No cards
GODWIN-CLARK-On THURSDAY, June &c. at the residence Of The
brides parents Rev H. NJ Booth, Lieut. Edward Goodwin u
A. to Lizzie daughter Of De Witt Clark of Bugewood n
UAYNES-FENTON- WEDNESDAY June the residence OF the
bride, parents. hy Mr. Bush assisted By the Rev. Aaron
HAYNES Charles syus Of Jersey City to Laura Fenton dagh-
ter of G. Washington Fenton OF Fewburgh n No cards
Tuesday jane 28 1870 BY Rev Joseph
Thompson residence Of the brides parents, Edgar Lnr
TO Gertrude Benjamin. all Of this city.
AYR-FIELDOn Monday, June 90 at Grace Church San
Francisco Rev Bishop Kip Anthony Msye Goyern9,
OF British Columbia jeanne Lucinda daughter OF David Dudley Field
Of New York.
LIRSTEyEES-O Wednesday June % at the Church Of tie
Trpnsfgur ion by Right Horao Souhgae D. Robert
Smile Alice Laura youngest daughter Of the late James h.
al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed rh falI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02
The Corveu.. Shaw & willard Manufacturing Com.

pany having had experience Of over four years in he msnueae
" PRE- and having had ponderous machinery con
lcte ages, the world Tor this kni Of Pipe have reached that
perfection IFS construction which leaves nothing 70 desire Or patent
aud easily worked ordinary lead pipe
aud little per Water flows through Il at
fountain ard from the i test faint Of lead poison or iron
In addition the plumbing Of houses It If largely USED for convey
springs and also for beer pumps, mineral waters
and eren fact wherever purity and safety health desirable
Circulars samples Of pge sent by mail free Address the CowELLs
WILLARD MANUFACTURING COMPANY rs Centes between
lanala and Grand- - NrN-N nrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02
WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.

HARTFORD, Conn, July 1.-Icsterday was
Slass-Day at Wesleyan University MlddetoWh' A. =
30, s,,,cred the salutatory address. There var
Gus humorous exercises and an address To the College by
i Palmer to which President Cummings responded
80 evening there was an Grafton by NJ d. Baker the
& h;tnry was given songs were sung. and at midnight
Sbe aIyy'' Was planted, and the Goodbye" songs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02
COLLECTOR BAILEY INDICTED.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The Grand Jury have found the following
indictment against Joshua Bailey, the defauuhs ,o
Iector Of the Thirty second Collection District;
49,, oort NJ Ls United Siates Of pLa r ~ Soanerr ~
- NJ jr M gpf CirrltL-A stated term OF TIE ifsat
9a9,, ~ The United states America for The Southern ph,i OF
yt in ns sfoud u begun AID held At tle cay Of hts lwa
p ma for The distinct siossssd. We lei MSHd'l hP" VIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02
6peeial Notices.

Phalon's "yitalinj" Or, Salvation for the HAIR
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR
PHALoSs "vITALIA" differs utterly from ali the dyes col
orer, and reso % in 1t acts stotAy Different pnn'
spe II lmp fragrant perfectly prseP'a'e' no
muddy or soculent matter requires shaking up and communicates no
stain to the n or the linen paper r'aia necessary to conceal
II, tur spp..auce for the simple that rot Hr'h IT'S to
all intent. and vurrOses SEw DISCOVERY Toilet Chemistry
81. N ,,uo.i.,. PHALoN 4 SON NswYork,
~ SPINNER shoes aud CATERS
e A Reduced Pncea
KID SHOES AND CATERS
" IoRIN BROOKS Sons,
" Al, p-o.lx., four doors above Hossri -,
~ W brO@HNHp wv" F.,,usrly ont the ssIAer
~ a..
M.rroons No. Bar@sy~e
s,cce SotI>c Tue usls tS Kngspe duna a. W.
l., S,T RI(Y IAN 1910 will cae y WIS onc on IN, S.s.
se.ay THURSDAY An saturday al u osis.. "a o a. sad
follows via; and ~ III" H. M HOMES PostuA.l 4
HOS w. q sSd II, ONu' T. 'V-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02
Comfort, Comfort, Comfort.
Examine
the LIGHT SUaAER CLOTHIN3
at
CoLPAn & 0YERrOS's,
Successors to
WHITE, WHITMAN & Co,
"a aud 235 Broadway.
Pnhlic Sale nf Tnrryfown.


The valuable Residence and If A. W. MYLERr on NJ Keel
Broadway TaOsn viii BE- sold IN FIVE PIo1s al PUB
the premises SsTrEoAY July 1870 at o'clock
The brick building with furnace baths hot aud cold
and all the Of y house aTge plot of land
Comprising garden abundance ~ shade and fruit will
be sold with the house The four remaining lots all excellent VILLA
Sits for licences.
Tie location OF this property first class and commands 1le views Oh
the river and the surrounding country.
Of the purchase money remain on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02
STURGEON NOT TO VISIT AMERICA.

The Boston journal OF yesterday says: liz was
announced by cable a few weeks ago that the Rev. Mr.
Sturgeon was willing to to America to lecture. In
response to offer made to him by the Boston Lyceum
Bureau he writes.
GENTLEMEN: 7 am much Obliged by your very cour-
tcOus letter, but yOu under mistake. am not
lecturer / and then give a lecture for some good
object but do not do it WELL and moreover have no am
bitOn In that line. am very glad to preach but not II
there is any charge at the DOOR Moreover, have no
kind OF idea visiting the States Yours gratefully,
a. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02

Messrs Leeds g. Miner last night completed
tho a, Al tIeton of their catalogue of $50 line paint
ngs The gallery was wen hlled. and the bidding was
vsIy hut very few pictures sold at good prices. A
number were bought 10y persons intending to sell AGAIN
I'm the same rooms In May last the same grahe Oh pc
turos brought three on four siuics " *uon monof' '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02

Fourth July-Those Of flowcleus who may desire 70
Fourth the cannot DO better than 10 av
by the SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD Of Long Island
FAR RoCKAwAY BEACH where every convenience Afforded
Bathing Refreshments Tie Company have erected large
cOmmoous building the beach within few feet OF the ocean
variety Refreshments be obtained Excursion train
will leave the Roosevelt and Grant ferries al g. TO- II Returning
leave the Beach at 1853 3, ani5:O6 p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02

Dcyoes Kerosene oil gives the best light and guaranteed
safe DEyOEs MANFG, Co., III Fulton st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02

DIR. SaGe's Catarrh Remedy.sSo reward for an ncurnb
by Druggists by mail 90 cent? pamphlet ee Ad
dress K. V. PIERCE NJ D., lJ3 Senecast Buffalo, y. Y