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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

FIEEIy TIE FIRST wARD-Abou. o - o..,oo,,
Ihls morning, an alarm OF fire was sounded for
me "a Ward station, caused by discover Of
LIe IN me pack building of an unoccupied house
en- the south side OF PepnsyIyania a1enna -
tween I9th and 10Th streets, owned by Mr. Geo.
a. JohIseD- The IRE department promptly re-
sloE0ed ana old good service. MI. Johnson's
e ABOUT Sl,CUQ, and Mr.. James OHapan,
ITO -urled the first story as a pInmb,,-q -
~ si,lntI, estimates his loss at about II 40
~ Iuyolmng building, owned and occupjei Nv,
amen, ~ u %: Moore, was also damaged 10 the
H. 81 Va ~. There is but little doubt thai
,ee nre was the work of an incendiary. as when
s<O.eIeu, nants were Issuing from three iif
isreDt portions OF the building Se oii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

NATIONAL THEATER.-The farce of The Lot
terry Ticket and the ZavistowSki's new bur
lesque, " Little Don Giovanni" made up n very
pleasing entertainment at the National last We
ming, and will be repeated to ght Emeline
ZayistOwski has benefit tomorrow night
when there will be another chang &c OF bill Zsy,
istOwski matinee on Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

DE HAvEN's SENSATION CIRCUS will exhibit
on me lot at the corner OF 18th and III streets
THIS evening, and tomorrow afternoon and eve
hIhg. PREVIOUS to the afternoon exhibition Miss
lotte ST Clair will make balloon Ascension.
1hls circus Is advertised TO contain a full corps
oi squesirianS: three clowns, Signor Blitz, and
Horse OF Tartary," will be played at each per
fOTmance. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

ID DEDUCTION EXTRAORDINARILY
Unparalleled Inducements to the Travelling
Public and Permanent Bosrders
WlLLARDs HOTEL, IA
July -. $50. vsAO
IN snd Nter the 18th inst, and up and l.s
ncludins the Slst day Of October next. tie raf- N
will be as follows: N'
D0.au an PET cay-----.--.-..-..S2eo
Re oms Board al 90 "a ! 80
According 20 location.
Rooms VIII be exhibited a; any time. and q sample
al OF Fare 10 in readiness. for the iuspertion a
House. wv
Special rates may be made TO clubs composed OF
ladies gentlemen.
These arrangements afford an unequslled combine
ton OF comfort, cheappess an desirable locality %
Government officials and others similarly situated,
VINO wish e avoid long, hot, and dusty walks 90
each unpslatable meals snd inferior apartments
Being the first in Washington 20 put down the
prices OF nrst-class accommodations TO ante war
rates respectfully solicit the patronage Of that
large number Of persons obliged TO spend the sun
mer In Washington as well ss the travelling public
JAZZ Is SYKES. Proprietor.
WILMINGTON, AZ July. 1870. jy21 3D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

BLANCHARD * MoHUN send us the Octobt
number OF Harfos' Magazine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

sTCamt os are again coming into fashion, and
are set with pearls and diamonds.
ga ] women studying law will be admitted
hereafter TO the law department OF the Upiyer-
sity oi lineage, upon the same terms as men.
- Inc divorce business in Chicago Is sniff
enf to occ Ipy a tribunal usiyely devoted 70
me work-the cases Of d yorce averaging fifty q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

FROM French, Langran s. Ogilyie we hsy
EGyFer's Magazine for october.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

OFFICER LEWIS shot q mad dog yesterday a
the corner Of Z and I'd streets, South Washing
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

NO PERSON SHOULD PURCHASE ANY
sweet toned sTiEFFs PIANOS. q EFRA
WILD BRO, 40 18th St, bet. Pa. nv. VtHvV
81 co. new Guitars, Banjss, Flutes and Accordeons,
only "a. 21 and IS. Special attention river
n nta. ap1e-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15
,EARBLE HONUMENTsL
MARBLE and SLATE MANTELs

an selling, Of reduced prices, for cash, at N,
AaFble Works, north street and How York ave
ale, near the Treasury Department.
myZ1-ly WI. BUTHKRROROs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15
UMBERl LUMBER LUMBERln

a large and complete q sortment OF Building LINN
Der, Hemlock fepcing, Cypress Shingles, Whit.
Pine aud Spruce Pickets, Cedar Pests. Also,
DRESSED LUMBER
Of all kinds, hand and for sale at lowest marke
rates, by WILLET REDGRAvE,
Corner New York avenue and 9Th street
apl5-u one square from Northern Market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

SPEARS IMPROVED FRUIT PRESERVING
- SOLUTION, with greatly improved directions
for using, making it the most simple reliable and
cheapest method known for preserving all kinds
Fruit Tomatoes, Vegetables, j uices and Syrups o.
One bottle will preserve la2 pounds of Fruit, &C.
or 50 gallons OF Cider. Warranted healthfrl and
beneficial 10 health with fruit, &c.
Full directions for using accom- any each bottle
NV. BURCHEBG,
se5 eo6t 1892 street, Hooe Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

APPoINTED-Mr.S Samuel Ourand was yester-
day appointed by the Mayor one OF the tempo
airy clerks in the office OF the Comptroller
under a recent act OF the Councils, and to day
entered On his duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

HHHPLER has all kinds of thermometers. S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Latimer & Cleary,
auctioneers, have sold lot 10, square 5l4, north
east corner 5th and l. streets, 69x100 feet, to
Charles Just, for 20 cents per square foot,
amounting TO "A 200.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

w Ii. TENNEY BEST FAMILY FLou
MADE BY TENNEY, DAVIDSON Co.,
OF selected choice WHEAT, by Q process know
only 70 Themselves, and thoroughly cleaned by q
best patent cleaners, is now being placed on Il
market with satisfaction to all who have tried
Guaranteed equal TO aay IN he Utsiriot.
Tor sale by most Grocers. ANS I'm
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
LABOR MOYEMENrS

Last evening, a meeting of the piano -fOrto
makers on strike aud former employer had confer
enee and the latter requested that delegation from
each department. OF the manufsctory be appointed 10
meet the firm to-day for consultation. Tue German
cahint-makers at work in the shop which the men
strike left threaten q strike also.
Cigar makers Union No. 90, last evening
made arrangements for a meeting Of the trade In
the large hall Of the Cooper Institute to
This meeting will be held IL conjunction with the Cigar
Manufacturer Association and will be for the purpose
OF giving weight 10 the appeal sent To Congress for The
better protection Of domestic cigar against
foreign importatons. IL also voted to levy tax
upon the Ol5 members Of the Unios, support OF
400 on strike
The members of Cooper UaiOn No. last
evening received the tax levied upOa each member for
the purpose OF deayng the expenses OF the delegation
sent to Albany 10 lobby the bill recently Introduced for
bidding the repacking OF old and filthy ssrpaA
A committee of the Arbeite Untsp iifve made
arrangements for social reunion Of theeebors OF ho
various German trades unions thgouSbOue the city, To
take place on Sunday evening next.
Some members of the EabOrers' Society in
Brooklyn moving for reduction of wgges to ~ 0s
day.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
PERSONAL.
Health officer.

Mr. d. d. T. Moore celebrates on wednesday
evening. by reception at his residence. the twentieth
anniversary of the founding Of his excellent agricultural
Journal The Rural Nev Yorker. and his own fftieth
birthday
Mrs. Rose Madder of Dearborn. Mich, "whose
womany fully imbued with desire 10 her
sisters from the communicating Influence Of the ballot"
the and thrown down the gauntlet at
the feet OF the The Western Is de
lighted and the editors say that she makes more con-
verts in evening than State Suffrage Convention
can make in a week.
Mr.. Henry Camp, ane leader of the choir
Of Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, was visited at his
residence by the choir and several prominent mem
bers OF the church. Monday evening last, and was
presented, in nea. little speech by Mr.. King, the
Treasurer OF Plymolth Society with purse Of $500 In
addition to his salary. Mr. Camp made modest and
pertinent reply. and, taking different view Of the case
from that OF astnguised pastor OF Plymouth Church.
who is said 10 have recently declined the proffer OF
handsome Increase of salary concluded to pocket the
insult"
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2 1870.

ORourke the Superintendent in charge OF the hospal
and after a thorough inspection Of them all down
an excellent COLLATION. which the Captain had provided
and 20 which the guests did full justice.
when the cloth had been removed the health Of DIR.
Carnocban. the new Health Officer, proposed and
drank. DIR. Carnochan, reply to the sentiment con
veyed IN the toast. said;
Mr.. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN have TO thank you
for the kind compliment you have been pleased 10 pay
me. A gentleman present has just observed ! have
ceded my friend Dr. swinbnrne OF great respons'
bIy. l feel that responsibility, and shall use every
effort TO fulfill ali s duties Commerce OF course mas 10
be considered and while trying 10 care for the sanitary
interests Of the community, shall also have great
respect for the industrial and commercial interests or
ton steam and the telegraph, aids commerce so
much-will be respected; and hope that shall give
satisfaction In regard 10 carrying ont the eah oId
nances In conclusion would propose the health OF the
retiring Commissioners Of Quarantine.
Mr Cyrus Curtis responded 10 this toast ana proposed
the health OF the incoming officers which responded
to by Mr. Wilson O. Hunt and DIR. 4. ~ Bell.
The health OF Dr. Swnburne was then proposed by Mr.
Bell. to which the DIR. responded as follows:
! want TO say to you, Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen,
explain that desire to 20 back the time here
ard show the difference between now and then. About
six the Legislature-that is, the Senate aud
GOvernor-ofered me the appointment OF Health Oicer.
the Senate then standing q Republicans TO II Democrats
with Democratic Governor. received unanimous
appointment. name not even being referred. To my
successor, desire say this that none has
occupied higher position in this State than he aud
that he will make better Health Officer than man who
u pure sanitarian. lAppBusel
Remarks we're made by Mayor Kalbfeisch whe pre-
sided, Mr.. Lincoln Stephen W. smith, NJ. D., Capt.
ORourke and Others At the conclusion OF the enter
ainment. the guests reembarked and returned to this
city. stopping at Upper Quarantine to land she new
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
THE THOMPSON COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS.

THE THOMPSON COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS.
TO the Edttor OF The Tribune.
SIR: In your issue of to-day we find card
from Mr. Bierstad complaining OF the attribution to
him OF certain pictures in the Thompson Collection
which he never saw.
Allow us to correct Mr.. Bierstadts assertion.
Knowing that there alarge number of his pictures
in the collection Mr. Berstadt called upon for tho
purpose Of making an arrangement to withdraw them
Each picture attributed to him he saw Out OF the
whole number forty or more in all, he selected four
which he did not remember. For the remainder ne
offered exchange two OF his later works These not
being considered IN merit fair equivalent the trahsac
zion was not carried out During thS the catalogue was
DELAYED in the printers hands and We received MI
Beradts personal assistance in correcting It. III APP
pears that IL will be unnecessary 10 enter at steater
,uto the subject characterize more Strongly
Mr.. Blerstadts disngenuons forgetfnness. -,
The four pictures which Mr Berstadt could not reco
Isct painting exceedingly like his STYLE but with
the view king catalogue In every respect rela
ble ihess only stated as attributed 70 .rsttus
nv Mr. THOMPSON" Bills can be exhibited showing tne
exact price at which these PAINTINGS were puicnsss,d ,
by the deceased as original works Dy DIT bleIstaut
artist for man OF his standing and reputation exnio
ed in large degree IN TINS ngtsd 20 him
However, In his published caro- ne py no means
shows a corresponding shrewdness, as he must
have been aware that no honest IN, men e1Iaa vSat
which he so cooly endeayors to throw upon u.s. wne nv
the same time lie unable 10 state that Nos 3s os 100
5g7 T9s SOL 9ag $780, g90 99l 1905 0O6. l0l loI Ids
ra 99. s63l (two) l63s (twol l64Sa. 6oi wol LooS
and 1861 which he and actually identined in OUT
prcsauce are not positively his own works -
with regard TO the remainder Of the letter, arer 30
clearly proving Mr. Bersadts panful want Oh henoi3'
it appears that no more need De said. .,
HENRY II. LEEDS MINER, Anctionefrs.
No 95 Chambers-st, and Nos Sl7 ami sly brohuNS'
GEO. p. HOWELL. Agent for EIeon.rix,
c.,..J,, I'm feT0
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
Nrw.yORK SHIPPING INTERESTS.

The annual meeting OF the New-iofk 'essel
owners and Captains Cooperative Association was aed
Yesterday. The Secretary read communication from
Mr. lanes H. Hoyt stating that as his business required
an. whole OF his attention, he should not be sDls 70 &c
, ,ha noniua 20 continue as Nlce-PresiaeGe. ms
~ ~. orSered ON file when election TOOK place tot
49, Tor tba ensuing year with the following result
opra.ident Jaines A. Van Brunt; Frst NecfI
Can't Nelson Edwards; Second ioelresdent N.p,aa. %
w Raker: Treasurer, Lemuel II Hopkns oorIe ~
Secretary Smith w. uaipes; Recording Ssere'A1y D."
Cornish. p,....,s ht,i nrox,aine 10 for
,,a amendmeat OF existing pilot laws, whleh wa, o
s so,ed at Albany on Wednesday and refcrfed ~ ""
Ssa.s that two of the Pilot Cominissiones snan VI
sscted by the Chamber OF Commerce OF New.s~~ NJ
one by the shpowners aud Captains Assocsn az a.
Connssioners shall have power 10 Ie oIs sron
ing OF for the purpose OF receisihs p.s in
M, wa ri bound sessels, and Ray make any Ss,ra
ina regulations the dgment may % IN y. ,n,
lie the fees pilots regulated py .h .h @ "a r,e,
iows Inward bound vessels. drawing less @ t - nj
e. nsr foot; between II and IS fced s5 % - % s
si ~ 40 over a., Is per foot Oatwatu ooua ~ ~
dras,ns less than IA feet :? 25 per foot between ~"
~ w. "a so berween Is aud I'll feet 81 - over 2i
ner foot No master will be Obliged 10 ehp.ey Pi
Ent when one IL engaged the above rates mus. " p
him. The penalty for employing nonhcensoa P'V'
800. ,.,.. IN. ,,unts had mustered
and gone M To Albany. where they had ehpo ,Seest
sel 10 ,ef,ar the passage of the pii. no ro ,hsny
mar commlttee of thfea be appolnteu w ~ y.
today in tho III crest Of ia passaae so VA
ston J,dpe Wood and Messis, Carl, l. H. nopA.hs sno
Mr. Hand were appointed On y aotion; the stsuuins
Committee Of tAree on the New,ieFsey rl"' law was
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
TIE HEALTH OFFICER OF THE PORT.

DR.. JOHN swIHBURNE RETIIEs-DR. JOHN NJ.
CARKOCHAN ASSUMES THE OFFlCE-EAClh-
SION DOWN THE BAY.
DIR. John SwinburHe, who has been Tor the
past six years the Health Officer Of the Port ana whose
tern, OF office expired yesterday, invited NUMBER OF
yenemen including the Mayors Of this city ana BROOK
yn te members OF the old and new Board OF Quarantine
Commissioners the Board OF Health and severs o'ner
rep,emep to visit the Lower Bay and Inspect the new
hospltal islands Tho invited guests assembled at the
Emi,rant Depot wharf, Castle Garden. at II a. m aud
embarked on tho Health Oflcer's boat the Andrew j.
Fletcher which, after steamng around 10 the root OF
Montague-st brooklyn, for His Honor Mayor kaio-
6eisch started down the bay.
There were on board beside the Mayor OF Brooklyn'
Commissioners Geo. b. Lincoln aud Stephen W. sinHn
NJ d. OF Tho Board OF Health; DR.. John NJ Carnoehan
the new Health Officer Cyrus Curtis, ESQ., Presidohs OF
tho old Board Of Quarantine Commissioners; wison o.
Hnnt can Dr. A. NJ Bell, and Samuel Barton. ESQ.,
members of tho Board OF Commissioners; MT hehry
w Johnson Council TO the Board and Mr Geo. N oeo
bins secretary; DR. wm c. Anderson, Dr. heed ror sew
eral years Deputy Health officer Mr. Jno W. Rich' the
Architect OF the new quarantine ouhainks' ,n
Swift who hns built the islands and the hospitals thereon
Cant las O'Rourke, superintendent OF the Quarantine
Hospitals; Messrs Martin Wener, W. o. LOWS, Chn
Good win and number Of other citizens
The boat ste amed directly 10 Island No .. which 10
nearest the city. and where II Is intended wheh the
buildings arc completed. TO deain wen passenSo'S "-
riyne on vessels that had contagious diseases ON
board during thevoyage. The island embraces ABOUT
two nd one half acres and s surrounded by wall made
OF ,arae cribs OF tiaber filed with stone being tue IN
iention TO nh upt6eenter with sand on one sne n ,.n
gers without unnecessary delay OF trouble ine nesu %
suoh place has long been felt By the Quarantine so
mssioners aud the erchants OF the cy Us n,
passepgers have been obliged 20 remain upon tue E
In which they arrive often subectpg the atter W. ha %
owners The work Is beug pushed by the consas ssay
nnd the island will probably be finished ana tho
buildings erected within three months. ,,.rd No
Aiter short stoppsge the boat started fYr sian a.o
about Two miles further down the bay sna were
9nshed and occupied ast Bummer sud aessrp''o"r The
Them has already appeared In Ins I'M as cholera
n,,rnts oniy answer their purpose admrso'y w., oua
lion being pleasant tho ward. neee:sary
Tnrro are Recommendations for over 400 pats that of a
present there Is only ono yellow fever eA's'
snilor and he Is COW vaescont. 49, g. ..,waa no capt
Tlo compaaY Nera here eQrdlauS teVs'e~ vs
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

FVU.
The Senate took up the special order. which
Mr. Hardenburghs resolution that no work shall be
done on the Canals until the Legislature apprOprates the
money for that purpose. Owing to the absence OF Sr
Hardenburgh. the subject was postponed:
Petitions of leading citizens OF Ncw-York were pro-
srnte1 for the removal ot tho concrete pavement In
FEtn-ave. ,n,,,
BURGH taking the floor.
An amendment was offered that the Commissioners Tor
building the State Capitol and all other State buildings
shall not let any work until the Legislature appropates
and raises money therefor aud that the resolution
Lost. -.
II was moved amend by adding unless the contract
nroydes that the work may DO suspended at any tme
Hid no claim tor prospective profits on work not dnne
shall made allowed" Agreed TO by Is TO T. Ihe
resolution AS amended was adopted by ~ 10 l.
Bills INTRODUCED.
Authorizing a railroad IN Broadway and other streets
In New-Yurk Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
ASSEMBLY.

The bill compelling the Gas Companies
TO make annual reports to the Controller was recon-
mitted to the Committee on Citics.
he bill to protect the lives and limbs OF mechanics ana
engineers we engaged In their occupations was recon.
mitted 10 the Judiciary Committee to be reported on
Thursday. -
The report of the NewYorK Police Commissioners, CIV
ing the amount Of fines collected from policemen. was
received The report shows that since 1860 the sum or
sD5 ISL a. has received Also the report Of the Com
Inissluners of the Sinking Fund OF New-fork giving
the with the Union Ferry Company rea-
tive TO the reduction OF crrage also OF the Corporation
Attorney Of New York stating that the amount Of lines
collected BIZ him last S.37, giving statement
of the disposition Of part of the and showing that
balance $40 9S had been handed over To tue CAau-
The House in Committee OF the Whole then passed the
Deficiency bill.
GENERAL ORDER
The House In committee disposed o the following Dus
$ noted: - MA. a.. hor-or,
money and bondsThrd reading; amending an net
making provision for the government oil the Cii o
York (which merely corrects All erroD - third read.
ing: authorizing the Commissioners or Highways
OF Flushing TO pay over certain moneys TO the
Trustees Of the Village OF Whtestone--thrd read
ing; for highway In West Farms third reading
amending the Queens County Oyster act-thrd readlnK
for the removal Of remains from the old cemetery AZ
Rouses Point providing for the election oi inspectors
and Cupya OF Elections III Kings County III was
moved to include the city and county OF NewforR ana
the city OF Brooklyn. aud TO strike out Kings county
without dsposng of tie question progress was reiord
authorizing the Supervisors OF Queens County to raise
money ~ meet certain deficiency. Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

Yesterday afternoon fire broke out on the
rear ~ the rsI floor OF tho storage waSehouse Nos eo
and 200 Washngi on-st. occupied by Cyrus Oln~trAd
me fro was sL discovered among quantity OF cotton
ners we're about bales of pressed hay on that noo
"a an tln, ard the upper hoors ,0 bales Of cotton
he ode other staple articles The IRE rapidly spread
s,ns thls mass and although tho hrcinrn
tcfors thoy had succeeded IN subduing the nanes
Tne greater portion OF the cotton belonged
=, p ~ wilson Mbose loss amounts 10 90 900 insured.
The hay belonged 20 David ODay, whose loss nmouhts
10 $500 insured. The remaining losses VII aggrsgate
@ - damaged m the extent OF 5000; insured for $1,000
The ro Is supposed 10 have originaied from some LAMPS
scd nv te worknen getting In cotton IN mo carry
uarI OF TIE day Capt Mcdonnell aud the foce of Tue
Twenty eighth Precinct kept back the crowd OF pisrers
nd In that neighborhoOd aud prevented them
from pnndcrnt baics OF cotton DRAGGED
from tbd UuIldtug. . D..
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
PENNSYLVANIA.

TIE NEW CoUNTY-THE PHILADELPHIA POLICE
BILL.
HARRISBURG, Feb. 1.-The new county is to
be called Petroa instead OF "Chsse" Some dissatis
faction exists parts Of the State in relation to the law
exemptng the property OF religious and charitable
associations from taxation, and a number OF remon
strapces were presented In the Senate against their
enactment. The Philadelphia Metropolitan Police bill
passed the Senate by vote OF 16 to 90 bill was de-
arng that aldermen and justices OK the peace
shall not practice as attOrneys-at-law.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
SOUTH CAROLINA.

A CoLoRED JUDGE ELECTED Br DEMOCRATIC
VOTES.
COLUMBIA, Feb. lin the election, to-day, by
the Legislature for Associate Justice OF the supreme
Court OF this State the entire Democratic vote was cast
for j. J. Wright coored. State Senator from BEAUFORT
who was elected by the assistance Of their votes The
vote was received with great enthusiasm. and accepted
a. free Democratic recognition of Republican platform
and doctrines
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02


LosDos Peh i-o mcousos cosed at 3i for both ussr
American ecurites quiet; United Sstes Five
bands si for the ~ lss sss
s5 Of S67i Foes 8 Stocks closed duir kns
26k
LIvkRPooL l-430 eo-ed rregul,r; idins
upsnds ldllsd MddhDg Orleans li sales Of the d o0es
bales including 1000 Tor speculation ssd export
LONDON Feb 4:30 mLinssed OIL f9l t1n Ts4sy. 8e
percxt Turpentne. 3li3 per e~t
San Francisco Feb lPiour unchanged Whst-Chsss tnev
q 81 6s. Legal Tenders 81
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
LOCAL POLITICS.

At the annual meeting of the Kings County
Democratic General Commtteeast evening" the Treasur-
submitted his yearly statement which showed that the
receipts up TO Feb. l. sl957o 49, disbursements,
si256I IS; balance hand. f.Oo6 A. committee OF
Ave wos apponted TO select permanent officers for the
year 1870 aud the meeting adjourned
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
POLITICAL.
NEW-,JERSEY.
TIE FIFTEENTH AMENDN

THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT.
TrENToN. Feb. 1.-The Assembly to-day fe-
jected the Fifteenth Amendment by vote Of 80 TO a.
Leon Abbott Speaker OF the House. spoke for an hour
and a-hali against its adoption.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

DrUGs AND DRUGGIsTs.-Judging from the
income return of Dr. II. T. Hembod. No. 50. broadway
the drug business must be exceedingly prontaoie ms
last years return of income being sl522oS His
ment is open day and night, hs assortment o. roous
always complete, and his liberal ana Judsous
,nsrros large sales both at retail and Wholesale.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

continued. At tho sugcesion Of member. the commit
tee Albany Instructed TO every means
I'm their power Influence politicians against the contin
coming round Cape Henry