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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-28

CHOICE REAL ESTATE, IMPROVED AND
VACANT, AT rAUCTIoN.-Messrs. Nash Hodg-
son, auctioneers, will offer at auction at
twelve o'clock NJ. this day, at the St. Charles
Auction Exchange, for account of the sue.
cession of Fl. & C. Rhem and others
Four single and double frame and brick
cottages, on Sixth street and Annunciation
street.
An eligible two.story brick house, No. $50
St. Charles street, near Clio street.
Three valuable building lots on Chestnut
street, between Toledano and Louisiana
avenue.
One choice lot of ground on Philip street,
near Chippewa street. (
A double cottage, No. 3o4 Hospital street,
between Roman and Derbigny streets.
A desirable lot OF ground ON the Canal
Carondelet, between johnson and Prieur
streets.
For full particulars see the plans at the
Exchange, and read the advertisement in
another column.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-28
COTTON.
Receipts and Sales Of the Week ans
stock on Hand.


stock on Hand.
CHARLESTON, May 27.-Cotton: Stock,
926l bales; receipts of the week, 26lS; e1-
ports coastwise, 1891; sales of the week,
i4OO bales The net receipts yesterday were
3Os bales, and the stock, by actual count,
S97l. The reporter added in Yesterdays re-
ceipts 2433 bales which had not been counted
before.
NORFOLK, May 27.-Cotton: Stock ZIG;
receipts of the week l748; exports to Great
Britain and coastwise 2460; sales lis bales.
C1TY POINT, Va, May N.-Coston: Re-
ceipts of the week SO bales.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., May 27.-Cotton: Re
ceipts of the week 500 bales.
Boston. May 27.-Cotton: Stock 5000
bales; receipts Of the week 1920 bales; sales
1850 bales.
BALTIMORE, May 27.-Cotton: Stock 41l2;
receipts of the week 1890; exports coastwise
100; sales Of the week 760 bales.
MExPHIs, May H.-OQtton: Receipts OF the
week, 1904; exports, 42l4; stock. n.67s.
GALvEsr0N, May T.-Cotton: Stock. H.
800 bales. Receipts Of the week. 2ll7; ex.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-28
WHOLE NUMBER 982.

ports to Great Britain, llO6 bales; coastwise,
1864. Sales of the week. 1000 bales.
MOBILE, May 13.-Cotton: Stock &c.
459. Receipts of the week, 2l6s; exports
to Great Britain, 1887; coastwise, 602. Sales,
2250 bales.
SAVANNAH, May 27.-Cotton, stock 35.9l9
bales Of uplands, and 322 bales sea island;,
sales IA 900 bales.
the week 1856 bales; exports coastwise 432;
sales $50 bales; stock 302 bales.
AUGUSTA, GA, May 27.-Cotton: Sales of
the week 1907 bales; receipts 644 bales;
stock II, ,755 bales.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-28
DI8CtA
Brisv.
Betzn,
Brady,
Blum,
BOOKS---bOOKS.
FOE THE MILLION.

D.1Io, Me Guide.AA Private Counselor to the
DaiAei, M oss about to marry, on the physlo.ogi
Barr. Patf.nd revelations Of the sexual system,
poroor n discoveries in producing and pre-
>Defeen, p, preserving the compisaioSI, Ss etc nd
Brophe Jaestiog work Of two sne sne
Benson, jane nsa nfopmatien naf for those who are
Bartel, Etienn>te marriage; still II is nood
Boyer, James. .,.s. = ,o'1 anu A''' Gnu NV '"
Burton, Mrs. Cathe postaee) for Fifty Gents T..,
Bull, George and g'sp'a'A''' g'o! NO. = ''0
Butcher, William. :. 81 AND usYonLUshAas. ha "a
Barnes, Samuel. .....ssins ls ssy y aussss1sns
.-pr condition.
Ss4,reqnx1ly - b Eaah
%s, hH verhs. OfHoe,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-28

First Ward-Ed. Henderson.
Second Ward-Edward NJ. Quirk.
Third Ward-N. A. Nunnolly. r. A.
Briggs, Wilson W. johnson, John Burrows.
Fourth Ward-Ernest Longpre, John U.
flinders.
Fifth Ward-T. Rothenbilder, Ernest
Chesse, William Baily.
Sixth Ward-Charles R. Paurell, L. La
maniere, Jr.
Seventh Ward-J. 3. Ludwick, Nelson D.
Moran, Alexader J. Montieu.
Eighth Ward-John Miniter, Augustin
Maurice.
Ninth Ward-Adolphe IRENE, Eugene
Mouat.
Tenth Ward-J. A. Purcell, John Tholin.
Eleventh Ward-W. II. Phelps, Michael j..
Conners.
jefferson. Sixth District-Thomas 81.
Poree, o. B. Roudez, Ed. C. Wilkins.
DR.. George W. Avery, Deputy. Marshal, to
collect the social statistics for ninth census.
The above named Assistant Marshals for
taking the census of New Orleans and Jeffer-
son. will please report at the office Of the
United States Marshal, Customhouse, to-
day. after twelve O'Clock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-28

'. OsT.-OENTRAL DEPARTMENT. METRO
: Metropolitan Police warrant No. b4:6. series
;" drawn May p 1870, by g; p; Ludeke. Un,ei
X. payable to the order OF Foley. patro.hhrn .hres
Be "a lOW dollars and six,y-four cents. The pubic
D., ,reby notified not to purchase or trade for the
Bcfi or the issuance of duplicate.
~ q. ID LUDFKE.
DOW Chief Clerk, Metropolitan Police
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-28

VALUABLE STOCKS AT AUCTIoN.-Messrs.
Nash & Hodgson, auctioneers, will sell at
twelve O'Clock n. to day, at the St. Charles
Auction Exchange, for account Of the sue
cesson of Joshua PEBBLES, Crescent City
Bank, Jackson Railroad, and Polk County
copper mining stocks, scrips, tax receipts,
due bills, open accounts, etc. See adver-
tisemen. for fula psFssdlars.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-28

Ralph Waldo Emerson says. in one of his
recent essays: 1.-THE chain of Western rail-
roads from Chicago to the Pacific has plant.
ed cities and civilization in less time than
it costs to bring On orchard into bearing"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-28

r OsT OR MISLAID:-A CERT!FiOiAIE ATE
l. ~ STOCK No 26 issued by la Varlete Asso-
e;ation n 10 James h. Dopegan, dated november
2s, 1856 The public are cautioned against neg9o,a r
ing therefor, as application mas peen Hisoo ''i
ouphcS'e u s"nAo' A. ADNET.
N. N,aSn, M.v * 1870 my26 je2 8 I6 %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-28

CpIEsDyD DWELLING FOR KENT
- RARE CHANCE.-The second and th1rd
floors Of that splendid brick Dwelling ~ no mn.
furnished, until the first October next, en- very
reasonable terms to good tenant me fnrnqe
in the city There are ten rooms, besides bath.
room washroom and Kitchen with 30 o nSaradh. q da
fached from the balance of the house and occupied
~ po'" jan4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-28

NoR RENT-PART OF SECOND FLOOR
t.oes on Eaean avenue, near Bienville street Shell
Hs"~~' " JAMES DESBAN.
.,,a1m 81 Canal street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-28

DoOMs, WITH Oh WITHOUoT1e ~
X ROARD-For families OF gentlemen. 81 20
Gyavier street between Franklin and Liberty. 1eS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-28

n7o REWARD. LOST, WEDNESDAY
$lU morning. May rs in the nslgabGMThsoSSeo MsSoR &.
St. Andrew and nnunciation streets ttan ~ in
French The finder will receive the above reward t
BY leaving the same at No 594 Annunciation s'fee''
between Washington and Sixth streets.
ruy26 3t*
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-28
LOST.

OsT OH MISLAID..A CERT1FIOATE
Il of STOCK, No. l55, issued by La Ha9Iete Tt as
nnblic are cautioaed against negotiating ihereior
As application has been made for q ouphca'e u
same A. ADNET,
~ OSeans NAV * 1870 my26 je2 9 l6 %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-28

EOR RENT-A SUITE OF TWO ROOMS,
4 furnished fuey. situated on the corner OF 81:
cool airy ard catching the utterly breezes from
across the Square. Two or three single rooms: con-
modations for the summer Terms to suit the
times Apply at No ia st. Charles street. my2l wv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-28

VHTANTED.-A GOOD COOK. WASHEK-
w Woman and house servant: None pat hIst
class servants need apply. Address No. Ss ,S 81.
GharleS street. M ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-28
FOB RENT.

EOR RFNT.-A SPACIOUS HOUSE WITH
S,ahIe Outhouses and extensive Grounds, in
the Fourth District together with the Furniture ls
for rent for the space of four months sr say from
the first of June to the first of Ootober; prize two
hundred $500 dollars q month. Address Lock Box
No. 623 N.Y. eo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-28
WANTED.

v,o ueRCHANTs.-AG GENTLEMAN WHO
has lust closed his business desires employmen..
He is thorough Accountant and mas .,ona nsa n'eg
fuily competent to take charge Of the business ..
anv party desiring to leave the city for the ,ba
months Is wei known in the citysand Will give Ine
nest of referenc as to capacity. etc. ,o m,
oes' VI ADDRESS LOCK B Ok NO. 32l.
,rvoe3t Postottce, New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-28

SOUTHWEST PASS, May a., IL M
Barometer 1850. Wind west aud light.
A. NJ, Mckay master, from Indianola and
Galveston. to Z. Enderle; ship Charles Day.
export, and bark Frank Marion.
PAss-A-LOuTRE, May ~, u P. M-Wina
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-28

The Henry Aucs 49, ~ st. Louis at
I3c-day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-28

0NALI HOUSE WANTER.-ANY PER-
- son having small Dwelling House, OF three or
four rooms rent will find drac,eons Isgu1sI at shs %
ppa;ca addressed to r. D.. The location must not pe
more MOI .Sasa Snra ,nSst ba GOOD yard. my8 If
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-28

GENTS WANTED EVER 7 III EM ! =
"A 20 seli the AMERIOAN KNIT ING MACHINE,
the only practical Family Knitting % Msonins 5 stebes ebes
Inv minnte. Address AMERICAN KNITTING
MACHINE COMPANY. Boston. Massac chnsetts. or
ST. Louis, Missouri. spS d" 10"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-28
SATURDAY, MAY 28 l80
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

&O D N6uA~ 81
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT CLOSES MONDAY
North Pole Discovery Appropriation
CIRCUIT JUDGES SALARIES INCREASED
N. p. Willis Father Dead
Northeast Storm at Baltimore
Republican Victory in Richmond
REJOICINGS AMED A RAIN STORM
MOVEMENTS OF THE FENIANS
MAN KILLED FOR ONE CENT
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN MARKETS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-28

Northeast Storm at Baltimore
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-28

EOR aALE.-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
4 RESIDkNCE, in Wadeshoro, two and half
miles from pontcha; osia Station, New
Orleans and jackson Railroad, having also. direct
water com NJ munIcatop with New Orleans. in com.
piete order, well fenced. and can be made self sus-
tanning eth er Fruit Poultry Farm; well sup:
piled with fruit Cf all kinds water and wood and
the healthiest locality in the state, containing
about twelve acres Enquire for terms. etc, at No.
l2O Camp street, from 10 to q A. M. my22 I'm
TOR SALE-A CORNER RESIDENCE.
IL new ana well finished. containing five rooms,
and out-buildings, two blocks from cars. market.
churches ana schools Title perfect-lowest price
$500, seven hundred dollars cash-baance on long
time Appyuo SHELBY SEYMOUR,
myl5 No. A Oorondelet street.
NOR sALE-A NEW STEAMBOAT HULL.
Il built and fastened in the best workmanlike
manner, expressly for the Red klver trade. Her
Length, Two hundred 600 feet over all
Beam, thirtysix (o6) feet
Depth of hold. about seven Cd feet.
'S' ~ j. II. MASSIE,
ADS No. 1876 Fulton street, corner North Market
EOK SALE OH FOR REsT-THAT
Il very large property, consisting Of two undivided
squares, corner st. Charles and Peters avenues,
with Nicolson pavement in front. having large
dwelling, two large outhouses with servants rooms
and stabes gardeners house. .sbath house, chicken
house hot house, etc. Will be sold low and = per.
feet title guaranteed. In case not sold shortly Will
be rented for a term of years. Apply at % IchonPi
tJalas street. mnh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-28

[eoSrINsED ON z1eHTH rAas.l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-28

N. p. Willis Father Dead,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-28

CIRCUIT JUDGES SALARIES INCREASED
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-28
Republican Victory in Richmond
REJ01CINGs AIMED A RAIN STORM
MOVEMENTS oil 80 THE FENIANS
MAN KILLED FOR ONE CENT

DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN MARKETS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-28
| EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT CLOSES Monday

North Pole Discovery Appropriation
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07

and forward between the maeasnes ana snc ss wers
tory The explosion Of the two maeaxhes, w sova =,
near each other was simultaneous, 40 far ~ peope ~
the vicinity could judge. they hearing put Ir
The men were atoms 80 far a. we nave h hea
only one piece Of has been found not argcf A"
hand. and bone, apparently part o. aL" n, the
The effect upon the magazines was womuerIui VI W.
frame structures only q handful OF spnIterr weic any
where to he seen. 1t seems a. II the wood % mus, - @
been consumed or the pieces blown 40 far tnat no .e
has yet found them. The force OF the explosion
ted deep into the earth, heaving out Immense ~
~ sand, and below this huge masses OF bue cay.
holes which must have blown out 10 the oePtn oi
fty or sixty feet Aoon filed with water up 10 tue ene
OF the lake They forty or ffty leel ia aao a. @
top and seem like the erafers Of extinct volcanoes
or three sycamore trees which stood near me
were scathed and rent, limbs were wrencheu ON anu MI
covered with sand and blackeDed, as swept ny hfy
tornado. -. ., ,,...oo y, ,eo
The explosion was felt in Buffalo distance OF @ Ioo
miles Soon after occurred dispatch was sent 9veI
the wires from that city 10 Cleveland ana oIher Poln.
on the lake shore asking they had been again usFd
by an earthduake In Painesvile the SHOCK was teiy
severe especially the south part OF the to~h "heIe
the cay or hard pan comes very near the surface. III
one small house we have heard Of things were to"h
from the shelves and bedstead moved near two ir,
1t supposed the explosion must have eaeneo t1e
CLAW or hard pan some 80 feet below the magazine Win
sncb force flat houses built that strata though some
miles distant were affected than those Oh the SAND
rDffgh
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
PERSONAL.

Mr. Munedlla, Member of Parliament prom
ineut for his interest in labor and educational problems,
with which the necessities OF his large manufacturing
enterprises have brought him in contact has promised
the Mercantile Library Association 10 continue the dis
cussi0n so admirably begun week ago by Mr.. Thos
Hughes in J., lecture to lie delivered In few weeks
Large cations from thesvarous Labor Unions have
expressed the purpose to attend.
Major Ben. Pcrley Poore, known throughout
the Union for his long journalistic and political ex
perence celebrated his hftieth birthday last WedDes
day at his oldtme family house, Indian Hill Farm, In
Massachusetts,. The Boston Journal presented him an
elegant set glass; there decantcrs, brOnzes
inkstands silver and the like in abundance; and ee
CANT watch, made specially for him, was presented by
the following named gentlemen:
Cbsre. Wilson r. Butler George W. Brooks, vii
liam scboucr william Moves Gardiner Tufts A. b. Tn
Richard SyO1oid Wright Potter Newell ThomPon
Hs Jonas n French o. Warren. sanue hocd b Ebeuer
c. Baey Brown. Tboaas Ruidoek, Benjamin El-
usBds Calvin Res Amos Poor. Joseph Gori1eh, r. ~
William n Hu-e r nsrd Puner j. J. Carrier Geo J Colby,
Daniel T. PIKE Kho y. MARTA hc'leaTn v N Re Doht Richard
Phillips Banj Sauuel e. Graves Abel Rosd Allen W
Msphl lP Wier OF .Sscbusets Ien Anthony Of
Rho L1ud William Buckingham AMI William fsIon OF Connect
cul; james g.. Bkne Eugne Hale Of Maine; A. h.
Cragn snd Matt Head Of NeNHsmIshITri justin ;
Morrill, and Georve y Elmupd- of Vermont; frnk
Coz o. New York jobs w foIney
Harding Of P-nns wanna William Prescott smith of Msr1
ni Joseph Abo North Csons Timothy J. Hove o seon-
g. n. Nc ufIuck Illinois 4. \. Srgn oi California 4 HI
gard wolf Henr, Senlen m MeAfy snd fsnEn Philip
. tue Dis,nc Of Columbia.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
THE corrRTs FOR NOVEMBER.

TIE several branches Of the state Courts, except the
Circuit Part II Of the Supreme Court will be held this
month In the Supreme Court there will be General
Term held by Presiding Justice Ingrahsm, and Justices
Barnard and Cardoza. Judge Brady VIII h3n the Cha
hers branch and Judge Barnard the Special Term. IL s
not vet decided who will hold Part J. 9f the Circuit;
the Superior Court Judges Barhoui HeneDs and
Freedman will ait in General Term, judge spencer in
Special Term, aud the Jury Term VIII DC held py Justos
NcCunn part ~ and Jones Part ID. ,,,
Tn the Court OF Common Pleas the General Term will
be held by Judges Charles T. Daly Van Brunt, and j. r.
Dalv Larremore will sit In Special Term and Chambors,
and Judges Robinson and LOew will hold the Trial Terms
In the Marine Court the General Term lie held by Jus
tce LIker Gross and shea, the Trial Terms Parts l.
and IL respectively by Justices Tracy and shea, and the
Clanbe eTs and Special Term by Justices Alkcr.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
THE COURTS.
A NOVEL DIVORCE SUIT.

In the superior Court, at Special 1erm' on
Saturday an application made to Judge Jones 10
have decree OF set aside on the ground OF rau
Albert Peck thc 1uondnm husband, s MANUFACTURER
OF paper collars this city. In July, 1852 he married
MatildaS Wilson widow with one child AT washington.
Mrs Peck was Il n - years old, her husband clainihg
To- be several wear vOunger For some years Their
life passed pleasant - She well received by Mr. feck
mother and his relatives. Finally some Iancleu
slight led to per- al dislike on the part OF me
u-laW and she piJnsed to give him $4,000 III ne Wou
obtain divorce from his wife. This he agreed 10 20,
and the first step necessary was to prove ms we eun
of adultery His bOOkkeeper, Pratt, testned thal ne
has been cIimnally intimate with Mrs Peck ms testl
mony was given before "A Referee, and DIT. House OF
Nassarst was the LAWYER employed by MI feck 10 pro
cure the divorce The report OF the Referee was con
frmed and a Judgment OF divorce granted Nov ~,
1869 The case up Saturday. when long areh-
mens each side made, and afhdaVts, sho cor
respondence between the husband and wife were rea m
Court Among affidavits one which stated that
pending the proceedings for divorce the parties 70
the suit continued 20 cohahit ann also alter lue
Judgment has been rendered up TO the 18TH OF last noht
she making IL alleged no opposition to the proceed
ngs since had been agreed between her and her nus
band that after he had obtained the $4,000 they would
again be married. Peck subsequently refused 10 carry
out the terms OF the agreement and the vile appnen
TO Judge Jones have the decree set aside Mrs Peck
claims that there has been fraud denies the charge OF
adultery and gives reason for her denial that frat
still retained Mr. Pecs boOkkeeper Mr. Peek says
has kept Pratt because he believes hin the one Sc
Guccd and not the sedueer Decision reserved
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Saturday, Nov. S. 1870
A number of valuable properties are IN the
market and the particulars concerning them may be
found in the advertising columns OF THE TRIBUNE
Mr. John G. Porter has sold eight lots four on one
hnndredand ffth-et and four on Onehundred-
andtwenty between Second and Thirdayes Tor
s7500 the 3story brownsone front house lsx5OxlOll
feet, ODe-hundred and twenty y-fourthst between
Second and Firstaves for $1,000; the 3story and cellar
brick house, south side Of
ST., l25 feet east from Third-ave., for $4,000.
John White has bought the hardware store OF Lemuel
Wells on Broadway, YOnkers, for 5000 cash.
John d. Locke has sold to Nicholas Doscher plot cox
100 Congressave north side, for 5000 Mr. Sharon
bought OF AOnzo b. Wright his place on Flnshingave,
for 5000 and Of j. ID. Locke, portion OF the Townsend
property little over two lots Tor 81 900; Benz A. Arm
strong has bought Of c. W. Smith plot 621ll on Myre
ave- south side for $500, and John d. Locke has sold
plot sxlO IT, on Congressave north side adjoining Mar
tins for $500 In addition 10 the above operations IN
Whtestone L. l., three new houses near the depot 10
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
THE AITRGGLYCERINE EXPLOSION IN
OHIO.
EFFECTS IN THE IMMEDIATE NEIGHBoRHooD.
The PdiaesrIe (Ohio) Telegraph of Thursday

EFFECTS IN THE IMMEDIATE NEiGHBoRHOOD.
The PdinesriIle Ohio Telegraph of Thursday
morning gives the following details OF the terrible nitro
clycerne explosion Fairport Tuesday afternoon:
At about O'Clock the people Of Paincsyle star
tied nv yudden conclusion Of the doors and Windows,
and ia1fng OF budines though some heavy BODY had
hurled against them, with force anost 5incient
=, .rush Them in This followed by dull heavy
ion similar vet -ti unlike, the firing of heavy
guns at distance Buildings were Jared ana tTcnDtd
~ Though shaken esTthquhRe. The reYerber1ilon
and rolling sound distant thunder was perceptibe
"a least from to ye minutes after the rst cohcils-
seen 10 arise I'm the direction OF FarpoT and then
10 change It's color To lighter hue, and spread
itself out in the heavens TINS teiIp,e phenonena a,
once seemed explain the cause OF the great coino
ron All at once understood that II was either the e1
plosion OF the nitro gycerine manuactory or their
magazines. Teams were immediately ofonghl INTO req-
n olId lie impossible 20 describe the scene which the
town presented The whole place seemed AT nrsA com
danr. blown OF their hinges the windows all smashed
IN nastering of crockery, lamps and looking gihsse!
iemalIa he'd chimneys torn down, stoves overturned
aud everything in the houses ia utter cbM~ Bui lho
.-e as terrible within IL still more without
% uhoIe population nearly were IN the street. Wild ana
rszed The crash had come 40 suddenly, and the con
a.,on al been so great that many OF them Tor the
80, ,r 70 urrfecty insane. of the were Tor
tar moments attacking esch Other ana women were n
sanely struggling. while all were i0ndy weeping anu anu
a~sIIi1o children were running wildly about. scream
ING In ~ seeking projection wnc others were
and screaming IN the arms OF tAelr inothefs
whe rushing hther aud thither nosxhowing whHt
tO do where 10 go -, 1,-..-,.a ,o....ur si,u-
afed on the west side OF the rver, hhd ehpodeu anu
who were at work IN OF nona '"ea1 -
niosnn il NOT and never will he known Is supposed
thai MT Malone one Of the four men, was digging pat
for magazine, and that one ., % u a. irs in The
magazine ready for shipping, while the other TWO were
IN way assisting by carrying spoof p~SA"A'
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
CT ANN'S CHURCH FAIR.

The Fair of the ladies of st. AIMS Church,
nj the Academy OF Music which TO have closed on
Saturday is prolonged until tonight, when great num-
Der Of valuable articles viii be disposed OF by ot or py
auction. Rich iewelry and slverware iaey sooun Vi
tira r,onos cabinet ORGANS some very ingenious and
novel musical boxes disguised in various queer lOrs
fine o-panting OF the Rev. Mr. Preston, Two carrage
TOYS books-a kinds OF things cheap ana dear are s
on hand and will tempt purchasers thls evening ~
voting for clergymen TO whom two handsome yestmen.s
"a chasuble and cope) to be presented continues 10
he very lively and the election Is hardly less ehcthg
than the political contest outside The fayorite cahdi
dates Preston. VicarGeneral STAIRS, ana
Dr McGynn. The crowd at the Fair during the last
week has been immense. Numbers OF people annute
themselves by watching the proceedings from the re-
tlrernent Of tie boxes.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
RUTHERFURD PARK

HAS VOW TWO INDEPENDENT DoUBLE-TRACK RAILROADS
TO NEW. YORK and 100 INHABITANTS.
In THRBg YEARS WILL HAVE 600 POPULATION ami THREE
INDEPENDENT DoUBLR-TRACK ROUTES to sEw-YoRK, con
meeting FERRIES with 100 TRAINS DAY To parties
THAT WILL BUILD WILL UNDERsELL longer ereits any
Suburban Property equal within miles Of New Yori sGpe-
nor BUILDING SITES and HOUSES for SALE OrtO LET.
GEO. L.. WOODWARD.
19I BROADWAY, SEw-YoRR.