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JOINT RESOLUTION 20 amend an act
Ss u resoirsd by tas Bea,d Of Aldsrnes asd Board
81 Common CORNELL Of the CRY 0 WaSAtagfoa, That
the act approved June =, lsSe, granting certain
privileges 10 Colbert eyphax 20 erect frame build
ing on lot 6, in square l63," be % amended as 90
read " lot 6, square lS3.n
Approved, May 50 1870.
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An Acr grating permtssion 20 James c. Kennedy 70
crest bay window in front OF his premises and -
extend the same four feet beyond the BUILDING line
Bed eHacted b. fhs Board Of Aidernsen aad Board
Of C6yassos Ccracs! az rae Cifv az WashiseSos Thai
permission be, and 10 hereby, granted 20 james g,
Kennedy TO erect and construct bulk or bay win.
dow IN front Of his premises street north near
feet beyond the building line
Approved, June ,, l650. u. q. GRASr
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PANAMA HATS

PANAMA HATS
Bleached and Trimmed,
At A. L. Whiteneys, 92 Pennsylvania avenue,
south side, bet. 9th and 10th streets.
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TEAS, C0FFEKs. PURE SPICES
FANCY AND STAPLE GRoCrRIxs
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NNME BEET GOODS
AND rHE LOwnsr PRICEel


1913 sEvEHrH srKErr INV, s-r. Ham.
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miums to M. Robinson, M. Schutter, M. A.
Griffin; division OF the class, first premiums to
Foster, E. Long, A. NJ. Philips, K. McCarthy,
and A. HSliinSsAss.d; second prsniqms, to :.
Boyd, X. sutton, n. Allen, Z. Cherry, G..
Stevens, and N. Heating; Fourth class.First
premiums to I. Foster, T. Brandtner, Z. MUIR
ney, 4. McCloskey, Z. Engle; second premiums
to /. Stinchicomb. f. Clements, NJ. Sullivan, f..
Edwards, s. Wallace, A. Nelson, A. Koontx, r.
Cowiing; division Of he class, first premiums to
M. Frank, /. Frazier, n. Fitzgerald, L. G0lds-
boro, NJ. Dent, Barbara Roach, N. Reidy;
premiums to N. Newton, Alice Speak, Z. Sulli-
van, and +. Ellis; second premiums to +.
sprightly, A. Linney. A. H.nnin, o. Clements,
miuns to L. Egerton, Z. Wise, X. Carroll, z.
Stearns, n. Crabbs, E. Philips, and H. Colds
boro; second premiums to NJ. McArdle, /.
z. Hughes, 3. Spienel, 1. Lepley, 8. Morgan, I.
Sardo, B.. Callahan, and q. Coburn. sixth
cIaM-First premiums to L. Kesn, I. Coombs,
X .kroeekeopf, n. Shields, M. McKenna, L. Glenn
ents, X. Ready, and N. Duncan; second pre-
miums to l. Philips, L. Byrne, 8. Quinn, K.
Plattz, I. Nailor, L Phelps, L. Constantlne, !.
Khule, N: Shugrey, and n. Duty; division of
min, NJ. O'Day, and @. Shutter; second premiums
to Mary I. Alvey, L. McArdle, r. Martinett. b.
Ieyne, ana "A. mOllor Inc good little Qirl6-I.
ssido, Molly Burnetta, 1. Egerton, E. Duffy,
Premiams for Arithmetic, Algebra and Boo K
keeping-First class-First premiums 10 A.
Ober, l. Bean, @. Robinson, +. Me Henry, Mary
shaw and I. Barron. Division OF the class
First premiums to l.. Pettibone, A. Wasney, b.
Carroll, b. Malone and II. Boiseau. Second
classNFirst premiums to q. Briggs and M
Drane; second premiums TO L. Khodss, NJ.
Jones, g. Prescribing, g. Berry and V. Dant
Division Of the class.First premiums to NJ
D9nohoe, c. Biddle, NJ. Byrne, u. Curran, L.
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An Acr TO erect eas-lsmps and posts on Eiehteept

street northwest.
BE q enacted ts the Board Of Aldermen ana Boa,d
a. Common Cogseti ef fAs Cay 0f WasAsagfoa Th.,
tbs or be, and lac is hereby authorized 10 cana
gas tnmpe and posfp TO be erected on Eiehtss.sS
stree northwest. bstween Pennsy lsania aven1e ss
y STREET northwest, IN accordance with exis,;ns
laws. IAppTosed june no. is7u
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07
SECOND WARD BOWEN MEN
wholesale DEMONSTRATION Of Irish
Republicans.
mr.. PUrvis Condemns the Irish ne
pubiioans, ana tho Bowen
Men Of the Second ward
Applaud HIN.

The second Ward Republican club met last
streets, Charles II. Peters in the chair, and
Henry Piper, from he executive COMMITTEES,
made report recommending that a catnpalEn
committee and finance committee be appolnted
ssSeiss in he COMMITTEES n the Central Re.
publican Association,
The report Waa resolved.
Charles II. Peters and Isaiah Ross were
elected to al the vacancies in the central com
The CHAIR appointed campaign committee
Richard Weldon, James Madison, Washlng ton
Nelson, James Nelson, Robert Bates, Isaiah
s,sgSsrs' I , R9'; Henri Piper Edward sI
Thomas Chase, washinStou Waller, Nathan
TilghmAu, Edward LAWS, Anthony Hanks,
Francis Brown, John Pollard, A. =, Mouldin,
George burgess, john Miller, Hiram Ball,
John y. Cox and Noah pellardi and = nnauos
committee of ave, A. followsi Henry Piper,
WIN, n. ohs.e m. A. Hall, George Burgess
Isaiah stewNFt Snd Jso. Barker were chosen
ehallengerl for the repatriation.
Henry Piper offered REGULATIONS thanking
sSd PsSsIs aras fcr S sppSoI lET ~
teonth' amendment. Also, thankinE Senator
sumner for the Introduction Of bill for the
organi.atlon Of a common school system With
After remarks by Mr. Peters, the resolutions
fssiaS Ross offered the following,
Rs;oiosi,s Thss We dsPfssStS lie action Of
Hon. O. W. Julian, OF Indiana, 10 proposing
an Amendment 20 the O5nltitution Of the
United states extending suffrage to women,
l believing, as We do, that women should dc
| poalt their ballots, not In the ballot-box, but
IN the church and around the family altar.
! The inttoduetlou OF this RESOLUTION caused
| some merTiment The motion to refer to 4
| special committee was lost, and II was nnAlly
Dr.. PurVis obtained tho noor and said wa
wanted but one Republican party, and he
| wanted II to 20 forth from this meeting that
| We do not want distinct organizations. He
| referred, he said, to Irish Republican climbs
| lie did not want Irish or Dutch or Black Re
| publican clubs. He wanted all to come Ia
| with US. tApplAuae.l He did not nnd fault
with IfInhmen because they had been Dem
/ oeratu and had been the deadly enemy OF the
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07

do not intend TO contend with them. The pro.
fesaed neutrality Of labor associations was
sham neutrality. They could not be indifer-
ent 70 politics. Ia one OF OUT districts two
hundred men were employed BY protested
RepublioAn, and thare was not . eolored man
oolored men. We must look 70 those thlnGa
An opportunity being given for men TO come
forward and Join the association, about IS
gave In their nAmea, Ii Ton. E...
The association number about 40 mtmberI.
On motlon, the meeting adjourned. Hf.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07

have eScTy IsssoS 10 believe he WAs eou.iiS
prepared in the battle Of life.
dIer's brow, aud petvAdes every loyal heart OF
the nation. His noble form lies low ready TO
be committed to ils kindred dust Earth
never received lnto her bosom manllet Torn
the bfilliahoy OF his achievements may almost
be said TO illumlne the grave into which his
ooIy Sssseous, Ana 5n ,h a,lslth,o VI nus
lie has gone from our sight, but not from
our hearts and our memory there his name
must live 90, embslmed by our love and gar.
landed with our affections, growing brighter
AID brighter as time rolls on. The cold mat
S, ~. u, IhySniss % tha ~ IN ~
~ ~ LII ~ 80 ~ iaosss ~
iIsnr,, PSaDs., 4, a. ,hi.eisJ n, ne r. MAJ ~
zoo many y, ,nai,,s, neu 'ne "u " ha'u'' OF
''Slsv " oiiJiipr ssati.n.o n.,,iot ma,
4. ssa,Oars. - m ~ La.a - Snt,sa $500,
lions, emel .,i, upon NE pages Of history,
Nv -, n.a III az Ini,,.nIasS
sr,n,.s 90 S,f,ts moi sInne In M ,snubiic
'u' 'H'ous ou' 'As "O''''
Soldier, rasti Thy warfare Ger,
Sleep the slssp taNt kaows not breaking
bS5s 81 q S aaSSsr ~ nishts q Wsiing.
In our isles enchanted hal,
Hands "a cen Thy couch are s,rewiur,
fslEy strains q mule FL,
Every seh'eia slumber dsWinE,
s,,dt.r. rs.ti Inv ~,rt,res,.r
Dream of EhIinE maids no MORE
elstp nhs .,giP snst th W, NJ ht f
A,,h. ,to.. of a.,.,,i t.o,.D,. .,.,,... a..
,ss bnoorsJ Win sntbWsIss,fc snnisn.s "0
ueheFSI SehenoE then Said tBsy wonIh he
vrs,IdcI 10 near from amer mi ~
Would sSpeei,iiy extend Hi ipyi,s iIan NJ tn
the statesman aoLfIer who seFved biG eonntrv
we'll during the late wsr and who /. S now q.
taehed 10 the executive DcpaTtment which
has 40 recently lost one Of IL best oficeTs' 1
mean our hnnored Secretary OF War.
When the applause which gteeted General
Belknap's advance had subsidized, he addressed
the audience as followsi
Remarks OF General BslkaAp.
,ssyss w,,h ope az ,hsiT no.t bonores c mno
ss.. VI ~ sIspi,sn. ,vhn nnSgIo =, ~,
rscn,,t,on hsvc ai@s,s tssnen,nd ~. ~" nsn ~
h.yn mel - ~ bom.Ss 10 tIc menn,y ~ 'hs
as,S and yoSe his son,nnSton, on many a h ri
! IeuSi1 nei1 r.yessnniny he msmor,, ~ = sor,'
~ LIZ, - I'm 10 tnn,S w. 10 Lave W. me-,
Ia n,'h, ~ s.st onr ,SIh,tc ~ .,rsn,Inasts
,Sgata nnon me grsye ~ 9sorSe n Thoms.
s,1s al sstvir. X ~ f.mIIIa I.sJ manN ~ yo,,
havoc OF bsttIei you have scon It In the field
hospital, when the hands Of the loved one.
were not there TO nurse the dying soldier, and
when the tender words Of Affection were not
heard 20 sness s a hs 'p ~, S snSs
seIeaeI Vus ,nJ ony LeiS,ssn ~ .he StyIns
netS' a ,aaS.aat ~ ras,ss,.,,I ssrosrnh ". w.
70 . ~ ', 1,,,n, ~
OF lhe tetIlole 81 oi th1 neIu Hhu now
Mneh I ~ i,uiin n,,n, stI.s sanapn.. ~
w IN ny ,,s%hIs sna ,ha .SnSss,Ion ny m.nls
w w, ~ III ~ ~ "ossssI ~ ~ y,
WI te as, a., tuS hIsiSna " aS M 10y
NV uue nsa ~ ~ ~ ,.ia.,,h 49, W ~.
oIu gu'onD III ~ Y. sno iSk,aIt,h ~ ~ soi'
n,s ~ rss.S ~ '"' 'u"''" W 'o's'"
uS gu ~ u, uiss,., ,,,,,h III, a., ,,,..,i
nu'e ~ ai,, =, Nv. nt y , S"a' ~
~ y, ~ ~. ~ ,ns.ii, 1soIs
iAls oi 'nJ t, ,ytS uts liz ~ ss
s,IIh I'm az 10 ,asIl nS s.tIis ,xhsTe NM
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07
Masonic Hall Filled
with Veterans.
GEN'L SCHENCE'S TRIBUTE
TO THOMAS.
GEN'L JOHN A. LOGANs
GRAFTON.
Speeches of Secretary BeIknRp,
vice President COltax, Gov
eFnor FairehiId, Of Wis
oonsIn, Secretary Cox,
senator ThAyer and
Hon. II. Maynard.


ute Of respect TO the memory Of Gen. George
n. Thomas BY approptiate exercises last eve.
-. ~ ~. -, ~ ~. -. a ..o,I, rsn,Ie.
ming IN the hAh OF 'ho he" "NAVn'N As"F''
The committee on doeoratlons--Me
wrlVht. DInumAn and Jamcs +. SmIth-hAd
',s-s.., ~. sra.L.,,. .,,na a, tho eat and
AtAhseu We tPeANeFs stsNu " , -,
Of the hall, the ttont being iestooned win
ra0s and bunting. The wall 10 the rear was
,..tsS,,IIv asoo,s,,d with the regine ntal and
national eolors belonging to the quaretma'
ter'a forces Organised for the defence OF Nash.
vile, while around the hall was hunE the
emblems Of mourning 10 the Hsh' OF 'he
portrait of Washington were suspended nnely
oen' lhohhh anu Seoretaiy StAhlon' Nnu gu
the left Of the late Secretary RAwlins and
PresIaent Lincoln.
- ~ ~. ,,t.,,,... sac. y,,,,,,,i Il,
me frames o. these pictures were ulNpsu ~
black, beautiful natural howera ornAmentng
saeh. Beneath the photograph Of ucnetal
Thom., Vere nl.o reeimentAi and national
Aho'naa W. So $50, -
eolors, while from the gas ptaoke' was SUI
pended sword, The gas brackets arouni the
hall were surrounded with evergreeus and
small naEs, and tho gallery In the rear Of the
h.u .i.o d..or.ted with battlc aara Near
hs1 a'so aseoas'ea WIN Us nSo,osr,nS' ot
the stand 90 either sue were Pho'ob''P"'
President Grant and den SHERMAN
The exeteilea were announced to commence
ao,siooI- and long before that time eyety
~, ~ ms saa.s lad ssen 6iied, and there
NSs Grnresly GtandinE room left. On the plat.
form were seated Vice President OolfAx, SEQ.
retariea Belknap and Cox, Gov. FAirehild, OF
wi.son.in. Gen Robert q. Sehenek, CienCtA
Iohn A. Logan, Hon. " m. Lawrence, Of Ohio
Hon. WiniSm IA. Kelsey, New York Hon
Horace Maynard, Tannesseey Hon. f. II
french. aecond auditor Gen, N. r. Chapman
Den. u. A. Starring, DT, NJ, 7. Collins ant
9sn' Samuel A. Duncan.
In the audience were a large number OF die
tinEuiahed offiesra OF the army and navy, rep
rssentAtives OF the civil departments Of the
Government, and highly Intelligent Assem-
blAEe Of ladies and gentlemen. Ihe Iull Ms
rtne hand occupied tho BAiletJ IN 'ho toAi o'
the hall. -, .--., -.
At the tine announseuI the meeuhs W.,
called to order ~ Ool. 4; L-hbey, eoh,nanuius
the Department OF the HotomAoi Auu PtaSe'
was offered by rev. Dt. haAkln. a.. ...,
Col. Luboy then stated that by lhe unAh.
nous vote OF the Pol3mae Ehoa nn p n,, J,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07

IN PASSING Up SEVENTH STREET we noticed
the store Of our friend, "The Original
Franc" crowded with customers, and at the
same time wo observed other stores decidedly
In want OF patronage. The only reason for
this, TO the beat Of our knowledge aud belief,
Is that our friend, Mr.. Franc, Is selling
goods at such prices that the buying COM
munlty find II 10 their interest 10 patronise
this 90 very popular Cents Furnishing
Store. For tho benefit Of strangers we would
add that the. new number ls 4sl Seventh
street, between ID and Z streets, three doors
above Odd Fellows' HALL also, we would say
that he has no branch store. r.t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07
Stoves. Etc
Personal.

I ADIEs AND 0EHTLInHH CAN BAyk PAiI:
~ L.lS - ,iSs.th Ssst
via pi. q kRDhkk. 81 ne RieoId hosPilal, uni.
(sd States Afmy-a gentleman o. tWelty-eeNen
TssFsi sEPsilsass Ia t6ls lgtlsgl AZ bTaash -
n, D, -llpon ne Ieoelpl of w Aaylee "a mefli-
iaSils RI.Is,. '' Isi'iI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07

As ECONOMY lie the highway TO wealth, we
consider II our duty TO remind our fellow-eitl.
zens Of the fact that there is a vast dlderf
ence In the prices charged by OUT several
merchants. Many profess TO sell goods
cheap, but from our own experience We have
to say that we mover bought our Gents Fur
nlshing goods more reasonable than at the
store Of tho one-prlce Franc, 4Sl Seventh
street, between ID and =. N. \
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07

old established Pekin and Yoddo tea store,
424 Ninth street, between d and Z streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07

GOWN roasted by ourselves every day,
and ground 10 order at tho original Pekin
and Yeddo tea ,atore, 424 Ninth street, DO
tween d RndIE streets. 7 z. - II
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07

JAVA CoETEB, freshly roasted, for Ss
Cents, "a good AZ coffeo sold for 40 cents
elsewhere, At the Pekin and Yeddo tea store,
424 Ninth street, between d aud y streets,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07

Ala. n. II. BEAE, Of the Waited States Hotel,
PennsylVAnla avenue, near the Capitol, calls
attention 10 his reduced rates OF h0lel board
See his AdyeFtilsmeat
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07

Pzss .n,: .ssLlSs sngloy@sn. VIII DO well
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07

THE Great Falls lee Company announce to
the citizens Of the District that they are pre-
pared to furnish them with Ice regularly and
Puhetually during the entire season,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07

TIA, CoETEE, Spices, Chocolate, Cocoa,
Flavorlng Extracts, Rice, Corn Starch, &c,
&C., sold at tho Pokln and Yeddo tea store,
424 Ninth street, between d aud Z streets.
........ =.. ..l.a.. ..NHaH on d
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07

THE PREsipRHr yesterday morning OK.
pressed his regrets TO MeHhri. NJ. NJ, KaIEhn
And p. J. QAFFsssOh that previous engage
meats would prevent bis accepting their ln-
yltAilon to attend the New Jersey soolAble
on Monday evening next -. '''
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07

II FoR rnE BEST and puTeit Teas, Coffeea
and Spices 20 10 the Pekin and Yeddo tea
store, a. Ninth street, between d and, z
streets. .'.l, ]" 'r.+Hil 80
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07

Mr.. UhairmEn. II Is the only duty ola sol
expected 1 should be called upop for remarks,
and am wholly unpTepAred to address you,
Bat WIN unite with you In paglgG this last
Qen, 1ooTIe II, Thomas,
New-York tribune., 1870-12-24
CIVIL NOTES.

Part I. of the Court of Common Pleas and
the Two trial OF the superior Court have adjourned
for the term.
The Marine Court Part H., has adjourned
for the Term. Part will hold Trial Term Tuesday
and Wednesday, and General Term on Thursday.
In the case of Jacob L. Valentine against
the schooner Isabella tried in the United States Circuit
Court Judge Blatchford has rendered decision for the
nbcllnt-danages. s569 81.
In the suit of +. j. Butler agt. Frank Work
4 Co.. brought to recover damages for inducing tho
uant TO sign an agreement under which COO shares OF
stock were sold the Referee reported for the defendant
and Judge Mcneil confirmed the report. and granted
allowance of per cent Oh the amount claimed.
Mcneil & ZegliO, a law firm on Nassau-st.,
brought suit yesterday Part OF the superior COurt
to recover the value Of their services in the Mcfarland
trial alleging that Michael Mcfarland, the brother OF
as per day. Mcfarland denied the allegation Judge
Spencer that they found for plaintiffs they must
lind for the full amount. The jury found accordingly,
the total amount for plaintiffs being A7l t6i
The arrangements made for 1871 for holding
the District Courts Of the United States In the southern
and Eastern Districts Of New York by Judges Batchord
and Benedict follows Judge BlatchfOrd will held
Admiralty Terms In the Southern District during Janu
ary March, May October, and December, aud Jury
Terms i'm the Southern District during February April,
raity Terms in the Eastern District during February,
April June, September. and November, and Jury Terms
In the District during January, March, May, Oc
tobrr al December.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-24
FIRES IN BR0OKLYN-Loss s2s,ooo.

A fire occurred yesterday afternoon in the
cloth yeiog estabhAhnen OF John 4. Lockwood. Nos
40 aoa as2 waterss; Ions s12oc Tie nsIues extended
"a the uaut warehouse and stables of Hobbs Blight
Hrblsid Nos 1I ard 2l6 WAterst, which was speedBy
rtospiued; lose t200J. The frame dwelling No. Ise
- occuuied by four families also destroyed
Neil Con WAYS dwelling, No rs Wsef-st wac damaged
Ss0 re sjarks communicated 80 tit roofs of two
BALDWIN and PatriCE Mckee. and occupied ly several
families Tne dwellings were damaged abSnt tl'on "scb
AZ No ~ Prospect alsO caught hrr fEJH 'parst ana
tgao damaged stO0. Engine NO z WINE Psnt!lt alohp
,S,S,I,s hyoke down and tbs ei,sdueeT ana driver
were ILowh besdloug 10 the gTouDo laro"y escHp'hs
10
New-York tribune., 1870-12-24

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring to purchase or rent such property
will find IL to their interest TO advertise in The TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that Of other news
paper and In addition to this advantage, THE TRIBUNE
will be found only in NevYork and all Its cities and
villages but every State and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be as brief as will
allow of the advantages claimed being made clear to the
reader would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily
Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals in every
business consequently each
are read by all classes TIE TRIBUNE deyotes especial
attention to reports OF sales Of real estate both in tv
and country thus adding greatly to the value of It's col
mns as advertising medium. The charges for adyer-
tsng are as follows; DAILY TRIBUNE 30 cents per line
for each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE. per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, IS cents per ne About ten words ot
our wide columns average line. Terms cash In advance
New-York tribune., 1870-12-24
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


PORT or NBW-iORk. ~
CLEARED.
stim,p,-Cityo Of London Tbb Liverpool England Webster,
Liverpool Soun Ro Janero; Octsrota ksJnolis
BAunore; Mars Gruney Pliehs Frsnk Pierce Phlsdephsi
Bide Mciue PhlsdePlla; A T. btnefr, Da Philadelphia
ship Agnes. Tsdsl-. Bsst Indies
B,s-A ergssd Peterson Gloucester Eng ~ A. EYans,
D,y, Bristol Eng Amcy Psrknsn Glssgor Aosdis kdus,
Gibraltar Elsen AhesBe Calypso Whnoe
iueuos Grim Do~bey Havana Ella Levi, Portland
Bngs-Esen Foster Dcmersrs Curaoes, lfhs Cursoos
schs T. NhtBes. Masters Aspn-sll; Annie Hsrp~f, Wood
Ersskar Cty Watson Sit Wilmington " G. Cors Bash
Wssngnn u C Geo Squrs Holey k'chmord Vat hau Lee
Newton Muy Bsmofr Cor, Nash tosp SsSsnnah Ella SiTi
Balnoff; ssi. Barton Pssef Stsuiodi o. G. Aisn, Med
Stamford.
ARRIVED.
shir Ei,shth Hamilton Wtiic sspoe - dsv IfOad ifoa
B-ig l.e!op- Tr-,.fihrg. Malaga a. dsss, fIu't.
Brg Psiesf-o lsgrsaisi, 4 iuin u dsrs. logFood.
Big ReBshsu, s!lIt .ieG, hc,s 70 dsT.
Seir Sinh SHith S.i ksv. r. T.. n DAYS at
SIR gshi.-p W,msa Ksgslon Jan. Lvag lsss seasd rs
6su
Srhr Iiarv, Qnsn NrBde Coruwalbs ~ s.. d,u ySsor.
Sclr Fran HoA ar. Derrroii. Para . DAYS rabl,T.
MEMORANDA.
lb ,br Broihs fdr Soot With 400 bnsbes oi
shn ON ~ psnf s,odT Hoot She went ocock the
uEg 0f tbe : d.
DOMESTIC POII-.
Bs,fox 2Tht bss GoldrsisI ncU hs'ir, H. Hcason
1faIn-A ,
FguTr,, NnxpoY De- aArrVed brig t1oo ron Tsrss issBd
for Bsltluof. Pss,el cui. big HsITJ. for HltsDfS.
flS faANCI>cc Dee AHivtd stp H. Dotdo ron ATds"sh'
Ws..s; Arhl,s hon N.scssils, ivstfsbA
FOREIGN PORTS.
H.vsN, De. 23-ATnssd. bng Havana. tfon S""ioh
New-York tribune., 1870-12-24

Spring, The construction OF system OF docks on an
cntirely new plan beginning at the Battery, Pier
No = The petition IL Burrows Hyde, In behalf Of
rient water front 20 erect ten iron piers
also denied. suIer1ntendent Wcstervelt was also
ordered TO inform consgnees who have disobeyed the
law of the Department In relation TO the storage of
goods ON the wharves beyond the legal time OF a hours
that the law VIII hereafter be enforced and the line OF
$50 for every ohnsc strictly levied The Superintendent
reported that since Aug 49, the Department has rebuilt
and repaired 81 piers and bukheads and that it's work
men are now repalIing II piers and bnlkheads.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-24
BILLIARD NOTES

CyriDe Dion has challenged the winner of
the forthcoming championship match between Rudophe
ana Parker, and will be prepared 10 play the victor
any time the latter may appoint
match between Melvin Foster and Cyrille Dion for
Wv SIDE American caroms, standard table, 1000
points up is to be played in Norwich, Conn., early in the
TDe remainder OF the stake money N 300 In the match
between Rudophe and Cyrille Dion to played at the
Academy OF Music In this city Wednesday next s to
De deposited to-day in the hands of the appointed stake
holder.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-24
Reliaions Notices.

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New-York tribune., 1870-12-24
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
SATrRDAY. DC. q.

SATURDAY. DEC ~
Nal, for Eno~ Wis aud Liverpool steamship CT Of
Lonon from Pier No. Is ~ X, close at the Poohoe al IT,
No Supplementary Msl %,
No French steamer" Mail today The Lafayette s probably sail
aboai De- 81. . -
SUNDAY, DEC rs.
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q. b. III -
MONDAY. DIc. 26
Post Ohoe and all Ms- clcss to-day at l0s N.
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rue DEPARTMENT or DocKs

The Board Of Docks Yesterday denied The
petition Of the Unjon Transportation ana haho"d 'o
asking that Pier No q MOI tn River be w'deu'di 'has
ssasb w the Dcpa, ,neDt utends " commence hs1'