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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-04

An order was received at St
Louis last Saturday from the French
authorities for five hundred tons OF
hay.
The latest freak of nature is a
calf born ip Mercer county, without
any hair except i little tuft OF tho end
OF its tail.
Hon. David Kutz. one of the As.
sociate Judges Of Berks county, died
on Wednesday of last week, aged
rs.
"A harvester in Meigs county,
Tennessee, recently, while STOPPING to
gather II shcaf, was struck in the
forehead by a rattlesrake aud died in
two hours.
1t is said that 10000 Germans in
New York are ready to volunteer for
Prussia, and that General Sicgcl of
fers to lead division of volunteers in
descent on the French coast.
Belfast, Maine, is happy 10 the
possession of the Passagassawaukeag
Base Ball Club. When they <, to
a match they take an extra stage
coach to bring along the name.
Last Saturday Mr.. Robert Bonner
drove his horse Dexter in road
wagon half mile in tho uuequaled
time OF l.O6i.
Johnny Steele, cx-oil prince, has
Just received $4,000 from New
York banker, with whom he had de.
posted aud of which he had forgot
ton, Had Johnny been II printer, he
would havo hardly forgotten that lit
tic deposit.
A London letter, describing Min
lister Motley's Fourth OF July party,
says:
"Tho singular beauty Of como OF
the American ladies' was moro talked
about by tho English guests than the
Declaration OF Independence
"A irighiful crime has come to
light in the West Some spectators
have been buying infected buffalo
robes from the Indians of the plains
who arc afflicted with small pox, aud
have transported ,hom East and re-
sold thom. so that the loathsome dis
eiss has been scattered broadcast in
tho Sla,os, Tho hcts have only 70,
Gently beon discovered, Ono thous-
and threo hundred robes have been
soixed by tho government at uinta
statIon, Tho Managets ol tho Psel-
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-04
THE PuRESoLoaicAL JouRNAL AND

THE PuRESoLoGIcAL JOURNAL AND
PAcKARb's MONTHLY for August
comes to us somewhat later than us.
ual. on account Of n fire which occur-
red in the building where i, is put in
type. Its contents. however, ar, as
interesting aud rs valuable as ever.
One or two articles from tho long list
are all we have space to note Mt this
tine" Madame Domorcst," the well.
known modistc, is portrayed and
skctchcd SANITY VS.. Insanity"
treats of the conduct of Insane Asy-
lums; Physical Education," is learn
cdly and instructively discussed
" Personals and " Matrimonials" re-:
ceive n severe but mcrited handling
by ono of our wcll-known writer's.
We cm not but co mmcnd this August
Number to the reading community.
Price 3)cts. s3 year. Published
by $. Il. WELLS, 3So Broadway, New
York.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-04

If You are farmer and raise u
thousand or fifteen hundred bushels Of
wheat aud had to trust it ont by the
bushel all over the country, woull yon
not think that those you hal trusted
should make every cxer'ion to pay
YOU, so that you could got in your mex
Years crop and live while it is ma,ur.
ing?
The printer is in tho same predica
mtnt, and taking the case home to
yourself-ddn't you think you ought
TO pay him ?
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-04

AFRICAN WINES. 1t is uot gcper.
ally known that Cape Colony produc
es the most delicious wines grown an
tho face Of tho Garth. a cargo re-
ccivcd as remittance by our ncirh-
bors, DIR. j. G. Aver & Co, contains
several varities raised there, among
which tho Constnncia command, the
highest price ST any vino 10 the world
Almost the entire crop OF IL il oon-
sumed in the palaces of Europe this
rare exception being sent to them in
exchange for their medicines, which
have long been the staple remedies Of
South America. Boston Journal.
"A little six year old son of Samu-
81 Boone, Of Fast Union township.
came to his daath under the follow,
ing sad circumstances On Saturday
aitcruocn last while the mon wcre.n,
work in tho harvest field, tho little
boy went to spring in the 90 me
geld, where there was n bottle OF
whiskcy. an,l drank so much be fore
he was discovered that hc died about
one o'clock on Sunday morning. Mr..
Boone is an aged and respectable far
mer, and now has but one child re.
naming ont of family Of twelve.
! his is truly sad case and, if not Il
plea for temperance. it should, of
least he warning ngni,s' leaving liqu
or within the reach Of children Potts
rHe Standard.
A girl of thirteen in Union coun-
ty, y. C.. became a mother rcrently,
and the same day hacked her child 10
pieces and attempted TO bnrn IT, The
next night she took razor and after
desperate struggle succeeded in sev-
ering the jugnlar vein of her scducer
w ho pn' also her own stcp-father
After this she cut her own throat.
conicssing buforc she died that her
step iatlicr was tho father of her sh,ld
and had persuaded her to destroy it,
All the details Of this dreadful story
are horrible and shocking to very
unusual degree and eynce singular
tia,c ofmorals III that portion of the
country
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-04

A VERY OLD DEMOCRAT Tic
Guard, Of last week, announced with
marked commendation, that Abiathal
Poyet, resident Of this town, aged s.
tcars, has been voting the Democratic
ticket sixty-one years, and is going to
tote it again next fall, If the Lord spares
him. AS the democratic party i,
about 10 years old, having been form
cd, under that distinctive name, dur,
lng Jackson's lirst administration, Mr.
Poyer must hlvc had lonely time
in voting the Democratic ticket dur.
Ing the twenty one years previous to
that period. He may be, considered
the original Democrat, and ought t.
be pensioucd by his party. y.-Sm bUy
Gazette.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-04

SUMNER School,. Miss Elsie Nit
man, expects, within the next two
weeks, TO op-n a select school in this
place, Shc has already obtained the
promise Of about forty pupils. and we
hope that the number will DO iacreas-
ed. Her experience OF ten years as a
teacher, aud her qualifications, as Ger.
tilted to by our worthy County Super
intcndeLt, will We hope. be q sufficient
passport TO the favor of those Of our
citizens favorable to the advancement
Of education.
Terms--sl, so for Primary scholars,
and from $500 to $3.50 for those
moro advanced. Those wishing to
subscribe can do so by calling on d,
j. Bogar ut Beavers store,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-04

The Freedom Iron and Steel Com
panys property located in Mifiln and
Huntington counties is advcrtis ised tc
be cold at the Philadelphia Exchange
on Thursday, September 9th.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-04

TItE annual Harvest Home cclebra.
tion Of Union county. will be hold on
Thursday, the llth of August, IN Cam
eron's grove, near the pike, the same
place used for that purpose last year.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-04

The members of the L. y con :re.
cation of this place aro requested tn
meet 10 Bowers woods next Saturday
evening for tie purpose af dcdicating
the ground preparatory to holding the
Camp meeting at that place.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-04

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

pniLhpELrnIh, August 3 There
is II fair demand for Wheat. but with
liberal receipts and stocks, prices favor
buyers sales of 800 bushels fail
prime old Pennsylvania rcd'at 81 5S@
| co; ). 500 bushels new Indiana dc
at 5 51n | 60; 500 bushels Ohio 90
at 81 5Tf1 | 60 COO bushels fair new
Del aware do at 81 IS, and 600 bush.
els new Indiana white at 81 G2. Rye
is steady, and 800 bushels Western
sold at 81 10. Corn is quiet, sales OF
l,iOO bushels Pennsylvania yellow, 10
store aud from the cara, q, 81 OS 1000
bushels Delaware do, ahoat, at 81 10;
$500 bushels Western do at 81 Ola
OS, and,.3, ,OD0 bushels Western mix
ed at SlG3l Oj-,he latter rate for
high mixed. Oats are in fair request,
but prices are ruled irrceularly. sale,
Of 1000 bushels Pennsylvania at "a
MGic 1000 bushels old Western q,
jSc; 1870 bushels new Illinois j3c
and & ,OC0 bushels new Delaware at.52
(d5jc.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-04

The barn of Andrew b. Gottshall
bf West Buffalo township, Union coun
tv, wns destroyed by fire on the night
,f the 22d ult The barn was well fill
til with hay and grain. and there be-
ing no insurance on the property, the
loss will fall heavily on Mr.. Il.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-04

FATAL AcCIDENr.-Abe. Longen-
ecker, kmiliarly known in this com
mnuity and good, industrious. bu,
Somewhat eccentric character, mo,
with fatal accident on Monday July
S5th, whilst engaged 10 moving grass
IN West Buffalo Towpship Stepping
accidentally into an old stump or post
Aole, no fell forward, tho leh knee
striking the sharp edge Of tho seythe
which passed entirely through tho con
Wo OF tho joint, cutting NIL tho impor'
tant, blood vesscls and nerves, loav-
ing nothing but tho skin and Mpe.i
eiat focia by which tho lower llml
eluag 10 the body. 80 great was ths
loex Of blood that tho surg0ons Whs
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-04

FARMERS md all oth,r' interested
will please remember that the H. cesiGg
Of the Agricultural Society, TO CON-
plcte arrangements for holding the
County Fair will be held in the Court
House next Saturday. II is 10 bc
hoped that there will be full attend
sncc.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-04

TnE bloomsbury Repubiicnn say,
that Malcolm 4. Walker, Of Orange.
vile, killed fifty-two coppcrbead snakes
on last Saturday. the largest of the
humber being 4S inches long.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-04

ONE HUNDRED MEN, to whom good
wages will be paid, are wanted to
work on the Sunbury and Lcwistown
Railroad. Apply to any Of the SUBJ
contractors on the road.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-04

TnE Stockholders of the new Sylins.
grove Bank have elected I. j. Schoch
President, and j. G.. j.. Shiudel
Philip Ililbish, Abrahrm Schcch, B
i. WagcnsclIer, Geo. llilbish, Thoma,
II lman, Henry Schorh, Moses
Spccht, and \. G. Simpson, Directors
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-04

0NE Of the horses in the stage line
rtnniug from this place to Lcwistown
dropped dead in front of the Lewis
town post Office last Saturday, having
been overcome with the heat.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-04

a FISHERMAN OF Bloom burg was
caught 10 thunder shower the other
day, and struck by lightning. The
fluid Stripped hiu. stark naked but
didn't hurt him a particle.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-04

A YOUNG lady named Smith died
very suddenly at Il Sabba'h school
picnic at Fairyiew, Dauphin Co., on
Saturday. She was playing IN ring
and fell over, and before medical as
sistancc could 30 SUMMONED, expired.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-04

TuE barn of VIM. Sanders IN Mum
cy Creek township, Lyc. Co, was
struck by lightning and destroyed,
last Sunday evening. \ fine horse
aud buggy were also CONSUMED.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-04

THE Camp Meeting advertised to
commence 10 Bowers woods on the
18th inst, has been postponed until
The Sh OF September next.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-04

TnE shares sold at the last meet
ing Of the Selinsgrovc Building associ-
alton brought 32 per cent. premium
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-04

ARRANGEMENTS arc being made to
erect qnite number Of new dwelling
houses in the vicinity of the depot.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-04

"PAcKER GUARDS" is the name OF
new military company in Sunbury.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-04

GRISDsToNDs.-At our Hardware
Store in tho Borough of Sclinsgrove,
people will find tho best aid largest
assortment of grincstones in the coun-
ty. Call in aud see them.
Jars, JAMS We do not mean fam
lily jars, but the Excelsior Fruit Jars,
which we have for sale. Being now
in the opening Of tho jarriug season,
we call the attention of the Ladies to
these jars. Call and see them. They
are the best in the market, and cheap
durable. HEIsrAND & BOYER.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-04
GUIDE f0h TRAVELLERS >.

Passenger Trails leave the Harrisburg
failroad depot daily ~ follows:
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
r,srwkrp.
philnd'a Etfrcss except Moniay 2,i0au
Fast Line $50 "
Larenr,tr train (yia VI, Joy1 " 500
Pacific Express Train " l2.iOpT nj
Harrisburg Accommodation " 3,jj
Cincinnati Express train daily lO.Ij
Southern Express go "
wEsrwArp.
Cincinnati cxprcs except Monday y. r. = N
Piusburg Express I 20 NJ a.
Pacific Express train daily AIS am
Emigration train except Monday 7.i5
Ndil lrain except sunday 115pm
Frst Line ilj "
Eric Fast Inc " j.2O "
NORTHERN crSrRNL RAILROAD.
N,HtnwAHu.
Bunaloc rvptcs. train 2.}1a ~
Night Acrwrr odat,on 1882 M
Mail train l.lO
Fast Line i,2O d"
rr'trwsrp.
nuGalo Express tr.in iljam
Mail lrn.u =. g. 10
Pacific EAp - 30 N
York n Ilqri-h'p : ACCOMMODATION $40 = ~
Cincinnati Esprc.- iu.lj "
-cuUILkILt ANp 'srsyt EuANNA Il. y.
passenger ari majl min leaves the
Lebanon Valley depot da,'y. at a.au + m
Tor Pucrtyr, huhuru aal i'vii-y.l,e.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-04
DADER CRAFT.
IL SCCCEsSOE 70
FLICK 4 CO..
WHoLES > NUE
tCNEElTlONEHS iND IgtiTERENs.
80. In3 NORTH THIRD 81,
PHILADELPHIA.

\ mi assortment q Confectionery,
Fruits. Fire Works. >,tuI.,
10y sc. a,wly. on hand.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29
BASEL BALL.

AN OLD-TINE SCENE AT THE ELYSIAN FIELDS.
Since 1865, when the last great match be-
tween the Atlantic and Mutual Clubs played at the
Eysan Fields and the rioous hrong outraged dccency
to such degree that Mr. stevens closed the fields for
to similar gatherings the only ballpayers visiting
there have been quiet men, who sought the old
retreat TO indulge the pasme Of their choice.
In the mean time the growth Of HobOken has
made such nroad upon the emerald Ids that they
exist but little more than in name to-day. still, they
fcquented and what is left of them used by the Empire
Eagle, and knckerbOcker Clubs. Yesterday they bore
more than usually animated appearance-twO clubs
playing at separate games. The few remaining trees,
among whose leaves and branches thousand balls have
hid themselves Tor moment, looked younger for the
OCCASION and waved and nodded if in welcome 10 the
merry players about them. For all the change,
there something pleasant about the old play ground.
The game Of the day was 10y the Empire Club, this be-
ing the first meeting since October of last year. and TIE
reunion a most happy The knickerbOcker
Club whose organization dates bank To 1885, and the first
OF its kind still keeps together, and had full represen
tatiOn tire grounds As these gentlemen meet not TO
behold their doings in print but simply for that exercise
which the game affords technical report IL omitted,
and the set down in the simple odfashioned way
lp tab al is of ne 'lub.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
FRIDAY. APRIL %

Mails for Earope via Dey aud LIVERPOOL steamship Morsyar
from Porn ie will close at Newly ork Post OGce D. H. No
eeS seat by tbs Mali except those that specially directed
SATURDAY, APRIL -
Mails for France via Be and II.yrr pr steamship St. Laurent
from Pier No 90 " T.. close the Post Once Supple
mentafy Mail. -
Mails for Havana ard Keg West steamship Cuba sailing from
Baltimore, closes Il New-lork Post Ofcs st N.
Mails for Euop via Southampton and Br per
lea foot of Ihnst holoken Ose at Poe, Steansh
s T. W. Suppeme Mail for l ..t,trs
tie Pier at iioioker, and closed ut l:,J p.
Aa !0 4 q. stash Sa-- 1uG Strc- Empire totes Brooa
In. oo e At tie Po.t-O@ce at =! NJ
Mails for Bermuda, W. l., steamship FAB Pie q T..
close AZ the Poet OGec at p. m.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29
YELLOW FEVER AT RIO JANEIpO.

The Norwegian brig Felix, Capt. Tareldsen,
from Rio Janciro, with cargo Of coffee, crew of
nine men, arrived at Quarantine yesterday. Her com
mander reported to Dr. Reed the Assistant Health OH
GER that two of the died while In port a Rio of
yellow fever and three others attacked with the
same disease, but have recovered No other broke
out ON board since but for public safety, the ship was
detained at QuaItntin 10 lie nmigated
The seaman William CAIN admitted To Hospital from
the brig Lydia H. Cole, suffering from yellow Ioycr, died
II q
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29
pDo,,IryyT ARRIVALS

Ncw-YOrk IIotel-The Hon. George II. ZEN
dleton of ohio ard Gen Duncan g. Walker OF Wasting
ton -. Fifth Avenue Hotc-Gen Frank T. Balf "I
ST. Lonis the Hon. II. A. Nelson Secretary OF sa' !;
CIV elect English of Connecticut Mr.. aud MrS W. D.:
Florence Judge Lorng Of Massachusetts, VIM Mason of
Taunton Mass, and Nathaniel Paige OF Washington
-. ErevOort IJOnse-Thc Hon. j. V. H. Pruyn OF Al
banv Vincent L. Bradford OF Philadelphia, and John G
Tappan Of Boston. - 81. Nicholas itOtslIIhe non;
p Il Rridprrs of North Carolina Richard Hllliard OF
BufTalo and Edward Reilly Of Lancaster, Penn: -
Astor House EX Congressman Burt van Horn OF Lock
nort y v and Col A G. BraxtOn OF Rio JanSirO. -=-
r. DENIS Hocl-Tbe Rev. DR.. Willis Of Canada. -
JInion Place lI0tc-John H. McD0nough Phliadelpbla;
- Holman House-The Rev. ID. Jackson OF Hartford
and the Rev W. Ii. yibbert Of Middletown, y. \.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29
EXPLOSION OF FIREWORKS.

An explosion occurred yesterday morning at
the fireworks nanuiacory oi Messrs. j. c. a. j. Fdgr in
Bay ST., jersey CITY, which CAUSED considerable lanagc
10 the several buildings. The explosion occurred IN the
large yard In front of the laboratory, where probably
sbout 90 pounds of fireworks had been sprcad 10 Gl
The heat of t!ie caused them to explode, and the
conclusion damaged the bUildug to considerable eN-
t'ni, aud several adjacent hudnfr slightly. About
lcir"hs were at woik oL the rcnics at The umc but
none Oi item received the least iniuIy.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29

The champion, Miles Johnson, and William
Taylor shot al q birds each yesterday, Grcenvie
Nd. johnson by three birds. pstakes match
was shot aervard Mr.. Ryan taking hand in and, as
usual, he out victor Other matches similar the
last were shot through, when the days havoc was
brought 20 a close.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29
SUPREME COuHT-Ca,,rEpe.

DcciSions-iy Judge Brady .aaucc AIT. Ar
thony-Moion Haniir, si0cost 10 either paIty to abide
event 1fiMbc dtt. St"bly.-HJtun granted. Iircht
agt Isler.-opcn'd om payment of $40 costs. Bi,hop
ngt Wairon- Motion rrantcdby default MoIdccai act
de Sanlles-hniion denied beyoal Root Motion de-
hi"d tbapir s,g;. Jatlirc,-Motiun giau,rd Without
costs. Cannon aEt M.Ianu.-M Motion granted
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29
PiNNMNGEPN fRHLTED.

FEON GfhSGoW-n steamship Anglia, April III Staryatt M,
Cune aa family hr and Mr. Prccot }. Mitchell Ms rrd
Petts D. iOs Dr. Lindsay, Mrs B. Nackay ksn John
Mr Mrs hc'iaiTl ch hr
Mr. aud Ms. Bler James Wood Mr. Red Ms
Grant his Smith au Child J. Lille Lille il W G. Church
Nsrer ard ani', Rev, ". r. Watt h-y ". ID. Walac, L. o.
SweeLfy Mn IroNeL
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29

Angler, Blirabeshport ster'ihg. FBystehrort
g. Tyler. BHEabetiport " w. Di.kinson. fHraLetno
Colorado, Blkabethport hlfsi Hall, yiraihia.. -
H. J. Raymond Georget0vn. DC. v. e. e.n, g4adIia.
O., Herchel. CeoretoSn, D. C.
sloop g. II. Smith, Hulse, Vilgina.
SAILED.
We mstipsDscen for Gs.0g; Pvsa m irer1cn Coirrn'A.
or Havana Herman ARLINGTON fgsaG Sara,ogl Rcmoo<
sup trtst " estern for Liycrrool
"iND-SandoSn, light \. W., hayy.
- - DOMESTIC PORTS.
bV~roS hpr ged searsLy Ncrels from View York haFks
i[Gss @ sIa s fa1 l R.,sa fron Ceriss rs Funny LRa,
ron dhm ng Bi, Tur.s llIHd; A. T. W.
'r ION bso"oe' busan Sson, Cfl-de; Tenpease,,
FOREIGN pOPTS
L0HDos Apnl %SILe b Jane. Qs &C. has returned
rance, eaky. '' ~
~ SPOKEN.
lat. $500. Ion 6l42. " Wv ''' ~ ~
schr ArcGa Laura from Nv-Yors tr B,raco, k, - Ii. r
lon. II ~. $1,000 ''i'" - ''' W.
'Oll '' HP'' - @' 4"i|' ''
NOTICE TO MARINERS
T. s LGHrHorsg DePor ToSPSssyiLz srrzx r.t.yn l,,i
28 1850A secOnt clsfs buoy, -
teon paoel in the position eTciofore occu s % ~ or.
pODdng color and NUMBER, ~ s s. ". end 81 lrgus I - i
". by S. from Eorwslk Island ~ htL0e Long o.rd
Until further noc, tbs stallion vii be mrel b. si,, m,
buoy he substituted the 5nths b. spar By a.
L. hthOGSe BOarI, CHA% ;. ByGGs L. T. ~.
Inspector Third Lighthouse Dshc,
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29

PAPERS, TwINEs, THREADS AND CORDAGE.-
WIaRD HARVEY oace and Warrroons Broadway New
N.rg
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29

II. n. SQUIRE's, 81 FultOn-st New-Yorlt. il
the best place buy reliable WATCHEs, DONDs
ELRI, Shd SILyERwAaE. Diamonds speciality.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29
NEWARK-The Paterson and Newark Railroad
IAnnouncsnents.
Intelligent observers are all of one mind in

HATS and unanimous in the opinion that those alGiac
u,d Ksox 2l2 Broadway, Fuon the
fashionable and syh be found in the city. points
there is n disagreement.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29

The best place to buy your hats is Of Es-
'gNsCHElD, ,nulacturgr ll8 Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29
LATEST SNIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
- ans y Trpci n Liverpool April '2 and Queenstown ~ via
Boston q. m.lc.
s,cruslp Alga Cry Glssgcw April ls
steamship aae Bell Borne Rcbnond C Point AMI Norfolk,
nLrc sud iasA
sct Layuia (vrcbip Iisly from tc ecr VIM A. VAL
ffor rlIr .ico asL,rc . Indian River
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29
FIRE IN WOODSIDE. NJ J-LOSS S25. 900.

At a few minutes past midnight, yesterday
q large building known ~ WoOdsdc Ha, In Woodsdc
n. red 10 c fire, and flames were Issuing
from the basome window Within hour the entire
building M which were four stores and several ofces
Was destroyed Tie loss about $4,000. Miss Mary
Morrison, who owned the building, Estimates her loss at
.nCC Company. The budlDg was of wood, two stories
nigh. and sc by 100 feet On the ground ioor were four
stores. these, occupied 10y Mr. S. W BaTd, gro
cer contained stock worth g 800; Insured In the Fire
mems Mutual for 5000. TIE drug StOre OF Dr. j. H.
Stevens al a stock of drugs and sI gical instruments
worth .lCOJ no inslIance. Geo. Buchc fancy goods,
TO- loot s2CGO; insured S,5cO j. W JerUamOn, III
broker, lost $500; T. H. Aldricn, tiv engineer,
800 = iOt of instruments belonging t. the IsSrK Road
BOARD was dcstIOysu loss 500 MIR j. Hart lost 500
il igr ituTc. large frame building ad Onlng the hal
was threatened bat Vas saved by the DcoEc hicme.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29

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PIGEON SHOOTING.

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