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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-27

MS ESTATE NOTICE.-ALL PER-
SONS having clsius upon the estate Of EDWARD
N. BRODIE, deceased. will. present them proper.
" attested to A. F. CURTIS at the late place OF
business of Mr.. BRODIE, and all persons indebt-
to said e.tate will make payment to T. FURMAN
BRODIE. nv authorized attorney, or his agent,
A. r. CURTIS. ELIZABETH @. BRODIE,
julyIs-w3 Qualified Executrix.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-27

% THE BUSINESS OF THE LATE E.
N. BRoDIE vii bs continued under the same
NAME.
Mr.. I. F. BRoDIE holds my power Of attorney.
Mr.. A. F. CURTIS Is authorized to act as his
aren't :. :. ELIZABETH @. BRODIE,
Iu]y1s-wfm1mo Qualified Executrfx.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-27

.HunAsps, love your wives Is an injunc-
ton cf Holy Writ, and one ofthe best wsys Of
sb9Hin9 Yepr appreciation Of that command is
to stop Of no. ~ Queen street and leave an
order 81 one Of the improved Common Sense
Aewirs Machines to be sent up. The BEST
maalisne ezer produced YET for the amount Of
tftisey9 e.i.9A e ai !s;ii: .7:ii july1a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-27
] speriaI Notices.

- WHEN YOU FEEL A COUGH
or bronchial affection creeping on the lungs,
take AYERS CHERRY PECT0RAL, and cure 1t
before it becomes incurable. juIy27-wfm6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-27

~ ~LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TERS strengthens the deointsted.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-27


TERS strengthens the debilitated.
N LIPPMANs GREAT GERMAN BIT
TERS cures female complaints.
~LPPMAN's GREAT GERMAN BIT
TERS cures ssnever Welln people.
BLIPPMANS GREAT GERMAN BIT
TERs viii give an appetite. tun1ofmw
9F GLITTERING T E E T H.-NOT
only does sozoD0NT impart the whlteness OF the
purest porcelain TO the teeth but its polisn too.
They gisten after being brushed with It, like
the inner surface OF an ocean SHELL and the efect
Of this peerless dentriaoe s to render the enamel
as hard and Indescructible as adsmsnt.i
save and mend the pieces, use "sPALDING's
1LUE.r july22-fmw3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-27

NLIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TERS, an old German Tonic.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-27

Special Attention will be givon to
everything relating TO tho approaoh-
ing struggle I'm South Carolina, In be-
half OF fRctrenchment and Reform.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Louis AguerO, charged with selling unstamped
in the same case have both been held to await the action
Of the Grand Jury.
William F. Gilbert, late Assistant Postmaster
at Spuyten Duyyi, charged before Commissioner Dayen
mort with opening two letters and embezzlng third
containing M has been released the first charge and
held for trial on the second
Justice Hogan yesterday examined George II
Marshall who attempted Wednesday 10 pass a stolen
check on James Clue Of No. POS Broadway Horace Le
land testified that he deposited letter containing the
chec In the Post Office, and that the sgiaure on the
check was a forgery. Mr.. Cnte testified that Marshall
gave him me check in payment for some bonds and that
on discovering that 10 stolen. and the ind0rsement
forged he caused the arrest Of the accused EIamna
ton adjourned
Judee Cardoz0 on Wednesday evening ac-
cent.d $4,000 bail I'm the Of The Allen, charged with
periury and locked up since oct % to prevent his aiding
be Federal authorities in enforcing the National Election
law The bond WAS signed, after the adjournment OF
aen,s surety was Joseph r. Reed. Jeiicr-on Market
hutchrr Judge CaTdOZO, in d-chargng tue prisoner,
nressed regret that the "press o businoss had pre-
vented "A previous decision III ms easel
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, jus
,ica Hogan committed Charles CliyertOn Of No. "a
for having stolen In Asorn, L. l., horse and
,yaoon heongnR TO George B Walter. Michael Kelly
OF No los Carmnest yesterdhy attempted 10 e.aIn Vs.
worth OF gun materials fron lhe store oi Scnoncn @
man = Geo NJ. Keller, the DOy VINO rtor i"Nshno
samns from his employer, Henry H. Tobias O Broad ~
aud Henry Schwartz who compelled the lad ny l.tat
nf rnosure continue hin thotls, were cohhnt'u 10"
rial Peter Shea and Dennis Minlin were conlnhteh
for having snatched t25 from Jane OBrlehs WINE sue
was psssl1g along hulDefTj-st
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
80 cnAMnER OF coMMERcE.

At thc regular meeting, yesterday, the foiioW-
ingncw members were elected: Henry Adams, Charles
BIycn, Hiram 81. COOL Wm II. Dannat John L. De
W.it John T. Henry, S. g Packard, Wm J. Peake, an!
Jas. Tuner. Charles H. Ru.s u c red The following:
E'rt T,' Cum''r. Eo h tl 90 i.Gl.rr r'o ani ff-
po-. tl Cavi uc.t r.utut wta' -it' arin
boo pot tio c,-s r.ci i' Interests 0 t"' ''t '
Safe Of Ntw York
Mr. Couaing said the day 81 can's had gone by an'
railroads the only modes of transportation to Toe
adopted by civilized community. TIE bill had been
denounced in q voice OF thunder 10y commercial men,
ard Dc should most decidedly vote against the resolution
- b. Bugglcs said commercial men had been out Nntei
tho question The statement that the ulil hda hth
denounced by them absurd l. cry one is ~ iaNof
al keeping n canals in good order, aud reducing the
tolls. The resolution was adopted. , al, , ,
TIE report OF Committee Nu.+ upon the hest ulciOu {"
prcst rViug the inyiJlabty OF private property az 81
was read hy leopold Berwirth. It began win hleI
sxotch the OF pryatotring In times ot war m
W Tho tcr1ino ~ the Crimean struggle ia lo5j Wbch
the majority ~" European Powers signed an agree
mcut for the alnuon OF priNateering. Ihs treaty Ine
American Cover ent declined 10 sign, because II dld
~ tar cEOugi The question then dropped until Wal
broke ont between TnBce and Austria The report went
10 SHOW that H. ne war at present raging IN Europe
private WcIt 4sed on either side, IS both sides
hound py tn aforementioned treaty. and 10 point
uUt the many pCI III, that had accrued to trade y inc
ci;r.. pursued. The report concluded by saying that
.. Committee I'll emcd tie present time favorable lOT
f,pt u1 OF the QUCstiuu and would respectfully urs'
i.r r'arucut 80 take iut dttr ScIs - rrcie per
..t .muaty lor a.. private pr l"ry Oh tAr ocean ~
..iIi- .. war.
o.. u.c..U,pt suggested that tlo report I've printed,
U .t. o., Chamber bold sl .al tu' rt- io CONSIDER
it. ... '''-t.,4 u'.t"d m if. Tte eurrrt,ou VBt
o.. a...l..f.J ai'pt'd,
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
CIVIL NOTES.

Mathew T. SandfOrd, assignee Of Messmore
& Wakcnan, brought suit in The Kings County Supreme
Court % recover from the Gcrmana Fire Insurance Com
pany 81 27I insurance tobacco factory iuMcHbbcn-
st. brooklyn, T.. ID. The factory insured March -.
1863 and destroyed ny fire aftcrward. The Company
refused TO pay the ground that the tObaccOust did
not 6le with them correct certificate O the loss
required by the policy The jury rendered verdict for
plaintiffs In the amount claimed.
In the Kings County Supreme Court James
c. Haseon sued Samuel W. Dunscomb, survivor Of
NJ. Burr 10 recover $500, the value OF five horse
railroad ears which plaintiff sold 10 deceased who
owner OF the Brooklyn and Canarsie Railroad. The
plaintiff delivered the cars to DunscOmb Burr oct. 2s
isCs with the understanding that they would pay for
them on demand. The cars were used by defendants.
but up To this time 10 payments had been made The
Jury fOu nd verdict Of fs 80 for plaintiff, being the
alnnnnt caimed, with interest from Febrnary. 1865.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
A SILENT VICTIM.
MURDER IN A SIXTH WARD SALOON.

SILENT VICTIM.
MURDER IN A SIXTH WARD SALOON.
George Johnson, alias Patrick Vaughan, John
McCarty Of Water-st Michael Kerrgan OF place
and 6evcral others Sunday night last visited various
saloons in The Fourth and Sixth Wards drinking at each
soon after midnight they entered Dobbs's saloon In
Mott-st, Chathamsquare. Here quarrel rose be
tween Vaughan aud Matthew Dobbs, brother OF the
proprietor aId Vaughan finally threw glass OF ale IN
Dohhs's face pobhs then shot him In the abdomen and
fed. II Carty ard Korrigan placed Vaughan In COACH
drove To The Park Hospital, gave him into the care
of the attending rhysiciau left their names
ana residences and ala not again return on Tuesday
Detective DOan OF the Sixth Precinct asked vaughan
how he received his wound and he replied that he acc-
dentaliy shot himself Ec grew rapidly worse, ana the
Surgeon believing he coGd not I've long, advised MN 10
,l the circumstances under which he was shot nut ne
persisted the assertion that he had himself accident
ally inflicted the wound. lie soon became insensi0e and
so remained until late Wednesday night when nc dlcd
from the wound.
Tic police say that Vaughan river pirat" ono ot
tlr gang who intcst Slaughter-lIouse Point noted
LOCALITY a. James and Watcr-tts Search is making for
Dool, by the police OF the Fourh aud sixth Precincts,
many OF whom know him well.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YORK. Thursday. D,

SEw-YoRK. Thursday. Dec /. 1870.
There were TO public sales to-day, but at the
Offices Of the dealers better feeling Prevailed The sale
OF Yesterday looked upon as unusually favorable to
healthy market during the balance Of tho season. No
Trrther saes viii be made no auction this week; nest
week some valuable property viii BE- sold Tho follow,
ing transactions at private sale were reported; Eght
ios on the ,gesr side OF MadisOnaye., bCtwe one
hundred and Northumberland INST 'e ta'I -5Ayo, Iof
sis 800 Also the i--torv, hgt-stoop hioWhetone non
g. for S3s 600 The Land Commi Ion oI tAe ily
cfc Railroad Company f. now ctcriue me amos f,3 ~
that Compauy by Clngrass, amOul ing IN an 10 l-JfO
acres. These lands extend tie entire 'ISih o4 c
aud Offer unusual advantages tO coioue5oi l"ft' "nD
desire 10 purchase LARGE plots OF ground near railway
The Commissioner has prrplrrdan interesting pdMh /,
with numerous maps g.vinga inlI description oi lHe
lands, which he Will forward On apfcitIOh aS A' O'''
Omaha Npbr1sr4.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ronr OF yEw-YoaS ......-.

PoET OF EEw-YOaH. ................. Drc
CLEARED.
Steamsps-C ahs cel Liverpool GuiFe J'rman q s.
e,,i Croi CroNe Charleston Gen Malor, savaunih
rrancco Higgins Hamilton Bernula; NCea Base Booni II s.
sur Pslu-r Htsna Fairbanks Hove, FeFha; T. ~ faircf
Fll,, Phlae Iha. venus Grum.e. llraba. tesaze joba.
shp-Ar.st ssszent Liverpool
BafE-SspfIO (ueAl. Nllurr. Br 20. IHg
BrgMorulg Lsh Dl. Dem farI; tio1s Smith E5e'ef, ing
~ j. Burton Bas,srce B5oa; A1,ue Hcllnsoi " right, Naaas
scil,", hsrss Ba,is Stssl. Yoe Jeua. rons Tooser,
Georg,.oau c. Para Slregue ~ ReIe n.i Nr i Stokes,
saoP-soplda Mart yes-uao.7
ARRIVED.
S,,su.hp w-scr weB'e Bremen NOV. 20 m,e srd pass.
Ste1a shp ...irYi Henry, Ne, Or,aus as lul pass.
stamsa Cleape se. johnson. Portland mlse. and Jass
Ship Wash'ugoa Richmond, Al'F.rp 45 dN = MISE.
Gsfs Mar'.g,t, Dr,i Ne-gl Enr. u DAYS raoaI ii'A
1st kri Ga, i0oso It.sa. - Z. 1,.s
Bari Nstllf. Luztr-..i Ccules's . llrs, ballast
Big Jrha ta1.z. N.rsers,l. C1il 30 ll.s vine
Brig Minnie Gordon. Il1"ar G-4re, y. T., la da t~h
Pr. H..ua. n tp1. Amherst - da,s cua.
Ins e' a A'agso Bay jan 81 81 5'r, :, lGs,'o,
Sclr 5afy Lta. .r. Gr.rl',af Il rklanl l. ai's. hue
DOMESTIC PORT.
Ba.r1s Tso. ltrIgri steamship Strra hn-''H i'''fp"
bars Ara B,aa. SIN usi err .m, ma nom for r,ee
s and Atlantic Cards. Passed ont tus Laura. iof L'ni"ui
srhr Jennie, for ,le " est lnles
DISASTERS.
TIE schr L. 4 BAIL Bal Lon Nc'i"rs W Savannah aeh'fe
II Beaufort n G.. il total loss; Il't oi Clra" st'ii
Tie scht Conaan Ge rn. from Nrf-tor r bsi !mo yh
gar cargo of r,ai iron, TfeAoi u " Sow - OIL tlei
An unknown hr ba-g from Philadelphia, from sout.ern rot
bound Sorbvari rs aub.r. ashore Hc' "a a. Hog
Tb b- ,nn.,..e fop Erf,fero ar Br.crr-' before
is grro.cl Tl f. cuy iss1rgo loo h--s sd the
vessel ID Probably bee aloit agaia son.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
FIRE rrrKutN -T-Loss ss-,Ca..

Z Ire occurred yesterday IN Che iyc->tCig
iu.d.a, No 81 iesau.d--t badly damaging tuc ra'i
G,rs aud tiAr contents. Tie basement and trst i''
veg. oc,ult.d.y T. G. D,w.u~ Co., dealers H. gla's-
wac. Loss on s,o.k uy fire, Ga.or. and bredSa-e'
sj,col; Insured f.r $4,000 by city companies TAe
second r.or was occpi.d 10y y Errs, dealer in hair
cuta and fine leather Ills stock totally destroyed
Loss s9oC)9; insured for $50 each 10y the North
America. Home Niagara Liverpool, London aud Globe,
tut D. gee Comrsnics. The three upper ho"r, were
. .lc laug bGlulg, i0 fic EIlioutt estate, aui
,.i....u $1,000: insured ior .fcut'H hJ tIe HONE,
,.... a.. ..IA aII NUith AW,.lc.. o..i1i-c~.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

nearest market whore good prices he obtained II
rules are adopted by which nan who woul sell whisky
In the yilge is To H. tr aed outlaw and common
roc by which the tcnec TAX win be small possible.
hv Which speculation and selfish echwuiug shall b.
rt eckcd end industry, cheCrfumcss Intelligence. aud
uuro morality encouraged the success a. such colony
,-lIlt be cons Cuous, aud Wuud shcd tlizug light,
sc.u rom aiar, and bearing hope 90 thousands.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
COURT CALENpARs-THrs DA.

COURT CALEEUARs-THH DAY
suPRgxe Cornr-CnAnBER "opens at 10 Calendar
called Et ~.
ee Strong ,g, Evan. 1885, tCam Cone sgt Brown.
suPRKnE -CEcuT-PIFr IVAN BKUsr "opens al lct
m Short
2Ca5 Brey AIT Monitor Horse 1913 = hopter sgt Jarne
shoe Co III i rigs agL Buille
5f77. .Fruncse a. Dunop. Till He'll agt. Boas
6si .BOiine agt Kleen 1889 Avery art ktogg
661l. Gone Agt stebbns 1911. Myers ag. hucre
srs1yshsuna Glls. emirin agt. Berry
A WVomng yaley II r. G21g Sl "a AIT. Richardson.
Coal Co. Cgs7 McFarlon agt. Haiuugs
66'3 Johnston st Hostraud C1I baker Banhndg
b757. Bennett Langtrre 1O8i Kob q CorsOn
tj2J. Atlantic Steam Eugue Co W. SoloH ON ag Lnerg
Oppenheimer. iih. Rngle at DuiF
10l .Kunay Turer fiiJ The StnyNeslni bha AT Ian
i09.. .Kltts agt FdL ley.
49, .hidtth at. hlefarL
SUPREME -CmcuIr-KisGs CouSrf.
.Bamswcll Bkins 49, Colt Hernandez - A.
.WanieI at stfse,L 1872 .Ms0omhsr GrBth ~ al
l50. .McEnies Cbrsus r2. .Sas'ona al Sclon,ey.
l54. Pussv e. al lA Gsmmon Haml,o.
lB. .Mundeil agt Bate. lgi.Gelken agL Marquart
CoUar op APPRus-ALBtNT Dee 1.-The following the day
eandaT for Dee 2: Nos :6l 81 a. a. 49, g. g. C6 %
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

In the report published yesterday, entitled
"Tamptrius with Referee" Titus Il. Eldrdsc j. uadc
70 say referring 10 Dudley Fed: 81 never reply 10
unfauudcd asu.aloa of counsel more especially when
they are made 10y person Without personal rOursgc.
r EIHd-r as-,rf- that DE djd -y thi,; Mr. Field and
remark Was Ilddc. ~, pubo mU decide the issue Of
II
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
nrooalnn fie1I cslaic for GaLe

Brooalnn heaI Csiaic for Sale.
y LOTS near Prospect Park FOR SALE at a
- rain u. M.A'RiLAND CO., 3 b. aniir-.t. y. /.
Ucsichcstcr Coanig Real G'5!a: for Sale.
TNARN for SALE in Wcstchcsfcr Co., % miles
from ,'e q H hg. i' situated -'ogt h't n.r from depot
contain ne cr.. Beat lll goo house aui ulin' t1H
cresrs al1ut aooI1i For p4c4ifs address p ..
Box ii lhaapaQla. Nc.toIe te.t0, y. J.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
Gounirn Real Gsials for Sale.

GALE-FARM Of i37 acres, near Pceksklll, On
80 ,.... gh .rl- rasson and fenf1"n|
hnl. two bsr au o ~ fssafr ol1lls. Aes crne q'Af'
tlEGtL oHAtE Coz ~ teiaf. p
CT. AUGUSTINE, Florida" MAG NOLlN
- HOUSE, Tor sALE nr-iie.-A .ei.fI Avltb, Ie' r. =. y
r0arr IIl PERSON. Dan oa riga r1l .ni nn-ly ltt'Hi
tqrlie rocaonj 40 sgen. r. j. R.ALL Fr-oJ D. J Or D.
Arg ..tns Pa.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
DECISIONS.

Supreme Court-C -Chdmbcrs-By Judge Brady
johnson Rgt Van Nostrsnd-boton granted
By Judge BsusTd-stuArt agt susrt.-Jufgmen granted
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
MIyIATrRE ALMANAC.

!
sun ns,,.... 5:OG sun ss... Moon lfj
SANDY 3lt Cows lsal.... $3.50 Hen Gate ..... 5i
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

Ma Tor Europe QUteUs0Nn end ItT FTtashp = W
Brussels Pier So IS n r.. close the PosOhce at y VI
Supplementary Ma or paid ec only made up at Pier 80 %
:. r.. and closes II 20 m. Steamship als a NJ IAN letters
deposited Supplementary Mails prepaid with double pstae
Mails Tor Aw1 Paara and TIE South Plc6c and Central Amer
ieau Ports PER steamship Ocean Que from Per No. q ~ H. close AZ
the Post Office 70 l0:1l IN. SteaU ship sails AZ II VI
Mails the German ia Bremen per the steamship han
o of Trsi Hobok, close 4 he Post Ohce " m No supple
neltary Nal Steamship sai,s a. ?.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
BRTCKSBURG, N. j.,
Arttion Sales Of Reel Go.atc.

J.. JouNsoV, -, Aueia1se.
by j O II SON X VI l. l. l. Il,
1 AJCTIDSEEES AID
REAL ESTATE BROkERS,
40. IS NAssir-sr. COR CEDAR ~, hss-lOtN o.,
tp so-s Lots Co-sy Ses snd F.rus lp7-5t 'G
Brsr p. F,iEcrup, Arr-ouerr.
1l v X. STEN ENSON, son y Co.,
I'D Once Pues-
TTrsD,y DEC 2 az Erch,rse Ss.s,-n. IN Bro.'say
Suprrur E VAIL ABLE LOTS sGstr e soCi e
side Of gbst, distant So t sestry ,m TIE eesi ri hue "
tie tcAth-fye.
DALTRlORE.-TRUS SALE OF BAR
I'd NUNS CITY HOTEL IN Bslmor city BY Sirne y DC o
Baltimore Cy, te uldrrguei Ir.r viii
s,r public he Exchange Sa'rsom, 10 Baltimore ' ou
TIM R>uAT the 18th DAY c DrembT, Sin q 0cocs tis!
lorc.tstibisled en- cc', Hotel sit-l -
BARSiMS Clif HO!EL,
MouGment Suaf, said city. rh int 60 'a f' ~ al
Fsgecst 30 Ban aar. With ldh on FaJetest o i ieri
5ui ou Bsns-.au- of isli fr't.
1e IsiPROt HNENrS IRE the extensive !lo.el vie
RARNrMS CITY HOTi with IL, g Restaurant 81 ~ ni Bar
r.s &c IN tha heIrt 0f Tue city te cebfs
Apuwn isi @ d'scnpi ie-l unneces.
Plat tie be at h- Odc' o the Irsters
woo will aO he prop IT. AMI give ll information des rel
g,al r. ui. snoua0 OK hry-siyht hunird ny tJl doll
The
Which rent, the hIt -four huDr ami eighty 0iB) doa II
pleasure aud the 81 e lurdru abi seTsuD l
dollars /. irreI-t81lle
TERWS-Olehnh CASH bslinoe D. and rear with interest
' : H. TtGART No. A. I~,iugtor-.'
I. A LSflllttM Ne. u NOth Charesst.
F. W BENNETT 20.
Agcuonesrs
FOR further rlirrst'ou sppir 70
THOMAS 4 ALEXANDER p Pip,-st Ne~-Yors.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
Carpets, Seobins, furniture, &c.

IbLAIN AND DECORATED FURNITURE
o Ct Re,ilsuc-. Also Mst,reae. g. al Of oar
niDucue We minu'cae tie Ashland Comhnston>Bed.
ssl comb as iosos ssJ a.e bed crib WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL WARREN WARD 1 90.
~ su Il grohy
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
Ncp-geraen tlca! eslalc .or Sale.

A DEPOTbeng established at MEMO PARK,
a o. ilr j. r. r. sd g. Co 4ult-lria % H lgAe' ] 'a "
r Ch.e. y lr 20 ir, o c C'' Ha lnt' ~ Dr. 10
70 20 .,1. yIBsGiH-.o so Fol ptr ei ~ W1 ti,
So. BE Il- e - hfl a. 'le oie of s -NLO PAIN LAND
COjip4SI, 40. E'a- I51 B.otigtl E1ou so. iA
ERUIT FARM for SALE in New-Jer5Cy, p
4 p.s rom Plia.cHl eud w.ior 70 lrod 50 acr Win
u ttc br II rsr.r. Pro $4,000; '~r
m n Also i.r O - acre i'r HliD
10. in.Ori-l in ti1s' r. D. M GAIS H'mno1t'n, >t~ e
EIOR SAIE-At Moristown. y. j.. large
HOUSE. situated hcto'orgn 5s h'oi.on.t nv e.l
ID oFRApEaC @0QQ. SoI GOV q y j. oill[ Bliisly n T.
LOR SALE, Orange, u. J.-iilndsome RESI-
3 HNCh t.rye nous; G-ra's location Rouni' tnaol A'"
French Cot tshe. Also, cottage q
Prices low Terms easy. b. 7. SAALL, i~ i~Ps'tls
JENKINS g. WAY, New Brunswick, y. j..
~ Brokers ani Aucgeers. have f1 hALH Coz il
BIsGI ENCES FARMS. hhI HOUSES atl LOtS. Tie cacer o
1srearei By rcrrC 70 he oguR l'em'n' i"y
Po.OGce: Freeman, Cashier Hanover B4us, n J. Baucl
OEce, No. 9 Pinest, New-lofN
CHEAP FARM and FRUIT LANDS, pleasant
~ Homes, ard i-zs Lou, m-y ye lad II
BRICKSBURG, N. j.,
or'v a nile. ron Svy9fs rlolI t 70 r. i.sp7i
cnat' uh 49,. proerld 1,al'yi - ?
pure fy-r and Pace 80 per ae s
T.1ns cay For uri lI maps zee address K CAMPtLh
laj Broalaly v i D. " BRIGHAM Agent brcf'hurs NJ
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.


Mss Honolulu Australia sn Neglel,nd viii h' 'er. from S-n
Pancco the loh Of each month Al NAL matter nN e prpl
papers each, bls Re, ccut'
an ia San Frans AMI mail New iors
slOut LIT 10 "a OF esch mOaih.
No steamship Ma.ls
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
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matbintrn.

A :. g. j. GEAR g. Co., Boston. furnish
ever, d,.crpion Wood and In Working MACHINERY aud
supple. The M regardless Of mii. lowest possible r'e
A ENGINES. Boilers, Pumps, Drilling Ma
N. cnes Tn~n Prr.s, Dies. shears and IIachni t. Tools
"'' $40 HOFFMAN ISSEY lG7 wsisra, Boosl'a
DROPELLER ENGINES for SALE.
/ new Pfop Fngine, 40 In. cyl IJ q. .ole.
ne. Prom Enginr 4 I in erLII9 n sruls
.soondhsni Prop. Bagine. , TO-. cyLr3O n ,irl~
secondhand Prop Engine, 81 IN. efll3O n siross
Also IL in, 10 in ,nl 4 ~ Ilh'BoAI tN1Sbs 'ad one
h' " " e. ". COPELAND. "a Brossv ~ y
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Ctr Droretin TO Ect.

A PARTNENT5 to LET.-SeyeGl urfur-
n.li .t wy ie.r1'r rVfrn us i1 "p0i lIy I4tufs
81 * .LEt, No. ly East ien.b %, n. b.
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Coanlrn properlp 10 tei.

ELEGANT FURNISHED HOUSE in de en-
yiron. Of sesA on Il rooms bose 'y furnished
Rae ogporunt Tor snail respectable fny cy VIII 'ai' 'As
oener anl e &, bo.ri; they nil iay 3>O0Ie' aaaua
BAssETr 1 EDwARD' 75 B-o'i-'' SeV,rs
rj'O LET, for SALE, or III EXCHANGE for
Ci.y Pro sr.y-Ol fCrllau El rsrts SON t'.; i1l ~
ioa Cy ce lrs COTTAGE cOu',slg iooI A.ses es1f
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New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

only DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
" THR GENERAL TRANs,TLANrlC GoNPAhrS sML ad
STEAMSHIPS BErN EES NBA .lOkh AND hA'hh 'ALhiN"
AT BREsT AND SOUTHAMPTON. - %,
splendid h, fsronte route Tor 'hs Nen'nen' VIII "
from Pier No North River ss follows; ... - -.
WILLIE DE PARIS S1rmont......SAIlR RDA1, NoVemb1 70
ST RFST Ism,re December 10.
PERElHE Dare hbhJ
LAFAYETTE ROusiau hDAl Jtutal. o'is
RtTES or PASSAGE PAYABLE IN GOLD dscning wi-,
To BREsT OR HAYRH-Fpt Ghin, SlWi S,oOn1 tibn piS
o g,rrdge pd'',ng>s
GRO. MACKENZIE, Agent, So % Bro,l-ar
NOTICR-Herfsner the "i
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New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

BIBLE WOEK.

The tricmial report of the New-l0Ik Bible
and Common FrS -oOk Society shows that duriag the
three years ending oct. 3 1870 It has gratutousy dis
tributed IOg5 Bibles and Tstaments and 5954s Prayer
books at OF 1886 Local in only. this soc
ety works for the benefit Of all te doceses and mission
ary Jurisdictions Of the Protestant Episcopal Church In
the United states and furnishes hook, upon the appca
tons of bishops aud clergy men. 10 claims Ia be better
r,parcd 10 economic mcis and 10 do cncctuay the
miss work uf the Church than any other Bible and
Prlltr-boU, society. its establishment In 1892 II
t, nrri uppurtrd entirely iy church contributions. It's
NEE, rs i L,d 1T the call OF the Board of Managers.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-05-14

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR :-Gov. Stafford has made the following appointments at the respective dates given
 May ~. B. Perry, Justice of the Peace for Arizona City.
 May 6-Henry schwenker, Notary Public for Apache Pass,
 May 7-Edward C. Grey, Justice of the Peace for Florence precinct
 May ll-T. B Futile, Justice of the Pea ce or Ehrepberg precluct
 May ll-Jose NJ, &edoa7o and Wm. G. Poindexter, Supervisors for Yuma county; to hold office until Dec. 3l, 1870
 May ll-J. C. Messed and J. C. Maynard Commissioners of Deeds; to reside in San Francisco.
 May II-J. F. BrattOn, Supervisor of Pima county; to hold. until Dec. 3l, 1870.
 WHO Kxows ?--We have heard it whispered around that there is a military post in Arizona named Crittenden. Is this true If so Gen. Grant shonld by all means send bald-headed Qnaker as a companion for it's peaee-loving officers, who would not whip an Indian unless they should happen to find him lying dead by the roadside. With the advent of the aforesaid bald Quaker, We would further suggest that orders be issued, from competent source, to prevent Green and Barnard and Winters and Sandford from going that post these officers "strike hard'' and might set a Oad example, you seel
 MR. Orr arrived from Yuma on Wednesday :, and brings accounts sfserious depredatioRa by Indians, on the Gils riVer-particulsrly at Gila Bend