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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-22
T r IP L. S I'll E e L .
New York, Thursday, December D., 1870.
CONTENTS OF To-Day,s aE2sLD.

PAGE. N"~~N'~~>~>~~"'~~"~~~~
advertisements
acknowledgements
3-W ashington: Exciting Debates in the Senate
and house; Mr.. Summers Personal IExpana-
non o. Ills Rupture with the President; The
Speeches OF Sumner and Morton; Buffers
Amnesty BIN postponed: General schenck
Nominated for the English Mission.
4-Forefathers Day: Fifth Jubilee OF the Descend
ants OF the Pilgrims at Plymouth Rock; Devo-
Grafton BY Robert V {. Wintnrop o cee Sa'
ton In this City: Raiph Waldo Emerson's
address Postponed-Launch Of the Yacht
5-Fschler Versus Wallack: Various Opinions by
Various PEOPLE, IN D., Regard to tne Little
News from South America and China-The
wall Street War: The "Skirnish' Between
Daniel Drew and Rlerard Schell-The Solar
Eclipse: Total Observation or the sun 70. Day,
December 22-Punlic school Receptions-Bold
Desperadoes Gagged.
6-Edtorals: Leading Article the Party Press
Announcements.
z-Elltorlal continued from sixth Page,-The
War In France-The Dangers OF Britain: Earl
Russell Urges National Armament-The
Question Of the East-eencral Telearaphic
Observation-Disclosures Notices.
S-Proceedngs In the Courts Meeting of tie Board
OF Educatlon-Suicile of 5tranger-A Mayor
Charged with eonsplring to Purchase stoien
United States Bonds-Thn Old Serpent Abroad:
l4ookGp-Evans Let LoCse-Charity Diverted In
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of New York Judges
A Freshman That Couldn't See It-Marrlases
and Deaths.
0-Europe: The Feeling In England Over President
Grants Message-Blsmark not satisfied with
the Course OF Italy; Ru.sia,s Position Frankly
state In Austria Health Matters-.'The Rare
foot Boyn-Mysterous Disappearance Finan-
cal and Commercial Reports.
1O-Proceedings IN Congress Continued from
Third Page)-Horrors OF The Deep: The Ship
A. B. Wgman Struck by Lightning at Sea; the
Vessel and Cargo Conspmed-Shipping Intel
ligence-A ADVERTISEMENTS.
11-North Carolina: The Impeachment OF Governor
Holden-The Late Admiral Dreese-The Wall
Kill Valley Railroad--Foice Of the icop,e-Pub-
lie Execution in Tennessee-1he Brakemen's
Strike on the Erie Observation-Disclosures
Mountaineering.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-22

WHO ARE RIGHT ON THE GEOLOGICAL CUES
TON ?-The Park Commissioners or the Gland
scape ausocrats?" Let us hear from the Com
missiOnera.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-22

THE ABoRTIoNIsT, Dr.. EVANS, was re-
leased yesterday on seventy-fve thousand
dollars bail, his sister and friend named
Walsh furnishing the requisite security with
out a fatter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-22

WE ARE GLAD that S,nator Sherman has
had his little bill correcting an ambiguity 10
duties on sugar" passed. He has been bcunc-
ing into the debate on the st. Domingo treaty
at every pause with that uneasy bill, trying to
have it passed. In all the most stirring pas
sages of that really stirring discussion up
would pop Mr.. Sherman like the harlequin in
the play with that little sugar bill, correcting
IN ambiguity" &c. We are glad it is passed
1T last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-22

BUTLER says Farnsworth has been wanting
Butler. Some people not enly never want
honesty, but would not have it if they could
get ii.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-22

The War situation-Thc Hcroism or Paris
The reports from inside Paris continue to
represent the people as contented aud resolute,
and the food supply as sufficient to last two
months Recent accounts of MODS and riots
lack confirmation. A rumor Of French victo-
ries in the field is said to be as sustaining as
food to the populace, and the general conf
dence in Trochu is unimpaired. When We
consider the volatile and pleasure loving dis
position of the people Of Paris, and compre-
bend the overwhelming monotony Of long and
close siege, we can the more fully appreciate
the heroic endurance Of the proud capital Of
France. To be shut out in this age from the
news of the world, to be shut out especially
in the chief city of France from the stirring
and decisive events going on in the provinces
of France, to give up the Injuries that Paris
alone can supply, and to wait in the dark for
the approach of relief or doom-all this while
the rest of the world is putting on its holiday
approach of Christendom's jubilee-is
fate harder to endure than the Ills
of camp life or the wounds of battle.
Whether Paris eventually fall before the stub
born investment of its German foe, or Paris
eventually shake off its bonds and drive its
enemy forth, the world can never pay too
much honor to the indomitable heroism and
endurance of the men and women who COM
prise the populace called Partisan.
TIE intelligence from the armies OF relief is
not new or startling this morning. No i'm
portant changes Of position are reported from
the neighborhood of tie Loire, and no impor-
ported except the advance of Manteufel
again upon Havre. 1t is said that he has
arrived at Bolbec, seventeen miles east of
Havre, with much larger force than before.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-22

TERRIBLE EXPLOSION NEAR BIRMINGHAM.
We print in our European news columns this
morning the particulars of the dreadful catas-
trophe which occurred in cartridge factory at
Wilton, near Birmingham. Eighteen of the
work people were almost instantly killed and
about one hundred persons are said to be in
jured. There were five distinct explosions,
and the scenes which followed arc described
as heartrending A telegraph despatch re-
ceived by the Liverpool Post on the day of the
disaster says that ''the injuries Of the suffer-
ers are described as fearful. The fields in the
neighborhood Of the accident are strewed with
the charred remains of the dead-headless
trunks in some cases. The scene is awful. For
mile the roads are lined with the relatives Of
the deceased and injured, crying and wringing
their hands," It is the old, old story, after
all. Incautiousness on the part of one Of the
employed, and from this want of caution re-
suited calamity which brings suffering and
grief to many poor English household.
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Tue italian Government and the Pope.


The HERALD of yesterday gave, in a
heightened special despatch, full details Of the
ministerial bill, now before the Italiaa Parlia-
ment, which has for lis object the settlement
of the difficulty between the Pope and the
Kisg Of Italy. All through the Roman Papal
trouble we have been endeavoring to do
justice to the Pope and TO the Italian govern
mept 1t has always been cur conviction that
the Pope should remain in Rome. His leaving
the Holy City would be, and could not but be,
damaging to the best interests which he so
nobly represents. But the Italian government
has it's difficulty. 1t must move on and on
until modern Italy can claim for lis capital the
City of the Seven Hills. AL! the world shares
the experience Of the Italian government and
the experience of the Pope. How can two
kings live in the one city? In the days Of the
Holy Roman empire the Pope and the EN-
peror ruled from different centres. The Pope
the Vicegerent of Christ-andthe King have
never before tried to live in the same city
The italian government is doing its best to
get over the difficulty. The King has beea
induced to delay his entrance. The Parlia-
ment is now asked to endorse plan which
commends itself to all sensible men. We
have looked over and thought over the nine
teen articles of the bill now before the Parlia-
ment of Italy; and after some patient consid-
Grafton we have come to the conclusion that
if the bill becomes law in the shape and spirit
in which it is now before us the Pope ought
to accept the situation and be thankful A
wiser arrangement, so far as we can see, is
not possible in the circumstances If the
Holy Father remains irreconciable the
difficulty will be aggravated and the settle
ment may be less to his advantage. Make
peace in time is our advice. A good arrange
ment, when worse rather than better is
likely, ought to be preferred
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ADJUSTMENTS Tins EVENING.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE, corner OF sth av and s3d ST.
BARBE ~ EUE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-22

OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway.-TuE PANrohIxI or
WEE WILLIE WINKIE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-22

WOODS MUSEUM Broadway, corner Both st.-P erform.
ances every afternoon and evening".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16
AUCTION SALE OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
w., BfAJ BLEEok.R. SOY 60. ,,.0, 4. IN
PROJFCTID BUHDINGs.

PROJECTED BUILDINGS.
The following Is list Of plans OF new buildings sun
United for approval during the past week TO MI James
Maseggego the Of Buildings n,S,, sd.
~ Pan No s oSsr p'. ir n 1o,. one a,tor and base
melt bnck dwelling 2OI40 osner, CbArls Mcintyre:
Plan No ss No So rear 5.tor bhck tenemeHt' liz
Plan No 5445s ~ is Of l.ta7ei four SsiOy bhes ene-
Plan No s-Greene, ct IS Il o. BecEer'ti sOp bret,
fSndsa's dwelling l'Il4 Owner II Baker ,, ,,o,v
$3.50. Owner Albert Weber 49,
,cIioS Owner csa.t sn' r''' o. col
Pan no ss-eoth.' rs Of 2dave two +0J bnos 'eDe
Pisn No s3s2d and e'th 81 ssst as % S,2dAe
Plan ssssvs No 30 story nTies workshop lei'o
Plsn No sdads 80 Of 'thave one 2stOr trs stable
Plan s-IiSr1,si 20 1855 one ~ trei and tenement
25It2 Owner, Chss Golden 49,, ...,, ,u5 ,,,.
mip h ss,S oHsst p &c g sbsst7 ''' one
Plan 30 % EeI No @, one. "''0ry eHeE tenement Ei'
Plan 30 g.s he@ 2aave INC 4''oT birch 'en
Plan 40 g-2l.s1e, i4Asof lsh one l'oy enei Once
Plan ss7gld,t loave 2s'Oy wood second
Plan 30 70 So one Sery b and
Po NJ %Ts s sss" no =. F one lo es stable 2s1s
Plan So he, 1874 end ll4lst isory bhek
Plan s5i-2Gtist "A q shave three Sstoy tres
and a'Isa. Owner Z P Bher. ,.... -.
Plan 30 2shaye and 5'tbst corner eve ''iory brown
stone fronts hrt class dwelling 2oIss Owner Martin 49,,
store ard t,H,rnsli 4I5s. 6rter weymsnn.
brown stones. 1870 OVusr John Mc('ol.
, R's me- ,5 ec 'e e .r. s is5 t'' brown stone
P.n No sGbrsye $50 Of lli''' one 'sory breA ten
2fr5Q ORuer + Wool.
955Aueh-st Nos l6 and l6s 5oy brick stores ana
% ~ Owner. i Bond.
s bethst p Story b-eE AMI tenement
2IC2 Ovner, " Crsmer .
Plan Sb-s Nos 223 and 225 3sto bhtE factory
5OIs6
Plan No asi-Il3h 8 III 4 Of shave 2siory wood
seo1nd-claas dwelling 9I3l Owner Magure.
Plan No sltOst 81 o. shave, +stUT! buck iaetof!
a9I53 Owner Schafer.
Plan n dwelling
23I2a owner 7 OBnru.
Plan No 65-4hs 81 o. 1avt tao Ohio from; bnct
ftorr sud teuemrts. 2-I4 Owner Steyens
Plan 30 t-42 It, rs Re Of ave hheen +so ONO stone
front lG8Ifs. O7utr. : : Stevens
Plan 164it 800 Of 2livt. four 3s.ory ard basement
OLortout irou'. 16Gi4t OsHer, $ : Stevens. 49,.
Plan No ~ ~ shave 2siofv hrek
stable 5OrtD. Ovber, II Nc6osan.
Plan Hrh-s fft'fT trck
anu ttreItlt, 1.5I5o. OWuer-. CoeGtfeL a shunlths
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P4SSENGERS ARRLVED.

FROh LIyBRPOOI-Iu steamship England sept l5Mr and Mr.
NJ and Ms daughter Mr. and Mn War
., Ssnierson r. H. Hobbs M Putern Miss Pinkerng Rev. p.
ernerer M and Mrs Dsun0u Dr. Ride Rev j. Sole Rev W
Livingston s snd family Mr.. AMI MIR Fruand, Mr and Mrs
Cuhu Mr. and Mrs r. Rafferty, Mr. Mrs Blanch. Mr. and
" T. Daniel Mr. and Mrs Frenev Dr. II NJ Wenerke, Ms.
Etg Toose and wife Mr. and Nm Standing and family Mss
bali Mr. and Nr Arkoyd and j. b. Cook Miss Cook NJ.
Geat H. Kelley J. r. Fyfe Miss Tirasgo Miss hscome Mise
Arnold Mis-, Crawford. GOefdler Miss Navel Miss ( NJ Thai
Mis- J. Stroi r. H. J. Swat Mr. and Nm C.
James Mr SvceaDd willis j. Rogers Master Emblug and
PROM SAyANSAHln steamship Montgomerv Sept IA Psseo
Pasro T. Davis j. RAYMOND &. ". lee Tb0s Pepper D. W.
snb p Brady John Sherlock Miss Mary Fuller j. II. Williams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16
REAL ESTATE.
HEw.YoRK. Thursday, Sept. IS. 1910.

NtW-fORk, Thursday, rept' TO, Io'V'
Mr.. James Crooks, through Mr. j. IL.
Hndie, commenced ,sale to-day Of building lots at
Lake View, NewJersey the line Of the Erie Railway
only IA miles from this city and mile from Paterson
was free lunch promised the Inducements were good
lands al cheap rates These inducements were suncent
There was good attendance OF buyers very Few out
for holiday and the seller to he pleased with
results.
Fhe Messrs. A. j. Bleecker, Son Co sold house ana
lot IN West Forty Xth ~. (No ID for $3.50.
Mr. VIM II. Raynor has sold three lots southeast cor
ner Oi Ffthave. and Eighyseventhst, and ye on the
rear fronting Eightyseyenth-st for 10000 also three
lot, south side Of De-
tween Fifth and siIthaves., for 5000.
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Gin Real gsiale for 6a!r.

TTENISHED HOUSE for SALE-In good
y order au furusle Apply or tie premises u! West Forty
tnb-st between alt oclock J.. d.
Z -, On lie east Side of 4lr.g vel lighted four
-. S lss5t ir!t e1Ire.s, iualflclI purposes Fr
paricllsrs apply 20 W w LlON Iouse anu iAhu~e A-' 10
Arcane ID, Newton -------------
nor SALE-A handsome 4-story high-stOOp
i iro.u.oue HOUSE Srtie,hst Apply 70 IRVING son
2,8 East Tveltrsey enii-st
NOR SALE al a BARGAIN, near StuyveSant-
,psr 4.ar, hghstoop HOUSE in perfect order
I,o,ictt ~ HOMER MORGAN ? Pine e. u,7g4)
AZ FIRST-CLASS Brown-Stone HOUSES for
80 pc. rom IS upward SlodOo Por full pareu
Lar 'eN1 IOi l'u' A. C. LOOMS Co. l2s4 Broadway.
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Coparfnrrsbip Notices.

DISSOLUTION of COPARTNERSHIP.-T
II fu Of KOBBK CORLIES this day dissolved by mutual con
EDWARD L CORLIEs wthdrawHg toeoun Of health
Egt..sflr WM A. KOBBE
Nes-Yors Sspt Q. 40 I'D l. CokLlEs.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE
I this day formed oOpsftuershp arc WI con
the o. M a
kCbkE Co., n and 81 Leonardst Messrs GEO G. FklChh
TIUBNE a. GORDON retaining their respective Interests
p
" I'd CORIIES win The direction q The Sales depart
HsI' a. a s I, health vii permit NM A kOBBb,
New lort sept 3. lo7o. FREDERICK hOBbE-
| LOEWENTHAL q j. SOMMERF1ELD
He rarueIsp an al claims and vii be PAD By L.
LoE" ENIHAL.-Nes- lork, StTt u, lJ5O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16

rr q vessels arriving At this port requested
49, rscFsgs addressed the New.iork Associated Pres only to
oa, e1htrg The written authority Of " SimOuon. General
80 ratsgc Tor he Journal OF TINES TRIBUNE
go SEA Eprs.s EueHing Post Commercial erser Stdas
= n Yorker Dsokraf should also be delivered only
20
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SHIPPING MTELLIGENCE.
roRr OF EEw-YoRk..........................ssp

h. s
CLEARED.
s,u,s p.-Sbe Harrison Liverpool; H Lvinsson, Cheemsn
s A' ' saTSSe coaei Yor & So1e Shaw PR5
t, Nebraska Guard Liverpool; Tbee Delaney San Domingo
,.dr B.os WHirssoa c.: G. CGsiocE Dse Phiaiepls.
C.s1cls Walen Boston.
Slir-Oiesss, Qtiley, breuen.
Rosi Trieste Jayne Hug9es Mobile sIeeive Pa'eD, Gi0
Brs0Aerolte McDOnsd ossa; c Clry Gould Tsrr.sons
Gan Neal Brbaaoss A. B5ads~ Slas Mssn1. 9s sb t S
Hess Gbaar julia Kelly Knight Fuaeha NeieTs Memphis Nc
sa-PoBter Ma ProSdsnce Geo Wssgt9n PEEK Stanford
HorteRs KeroOn Peis Windsor n s. mercy
r fr1Bdg Warren Galveston; Mason, Gibson Beaufort n c. NJ
NJ Barnard, BROOKS. Hartford lilly Calhoun Baltimore
ARRIVED.
Steamship Bns Loelbead Liverpool Aug a. Queenstown 2sh via
"a s Groom Aud Ca ca,ia June and Sands Head 9Th m
81. 9 ' w S k Sfo2 Rio SG ~ i d.r, coffee
BAR Bars,iuo Padre yiaao AggtTeP - eags @ls,
Bns & S berry Fosett, Cow Bay G. B. Y dsys coal
b. Eie.lsor Mayer Bermuda ndse. and pass
fsr. sasl BerDce Proctor. Musqussa y B. dsys sPlng
ses Welcome Hunter Windsor. \. s, Z days, plaster
J. G Ss.b. B,lsof ffanf In. p Booth Bay.
Nm N j LsI S S1 Head LIMA Bel Port JEFFERSON
B9 ,,, P PS519d W l;s f Meioo S P5 sHi
c { BROOKS Grecnro7t John II. Fr,eca Booth Bay
7 Jef.ron STANFORD. Aaran Ro.ksHd
hsry Broekwsy Connecticut RIVER Bengal, ko1sland
Jennie Ros!.n. Brookbsver. Sarah Mars Rocslant
: p GcoiTn stamford Geo GiIsm. Portland Ct
Ri-e-i.. Gloucester Caisia. Bocklaud
C,. isurr Roefrort Anne r. hatOrI. Providence.
a Albert. Greenwich g. - FlilI Newport
IN New-Beffort Nellie Doe bridgeport
: 4rre-sfe N.W-Havar. Erpcdlte Nev-laytn
Ssr,r' Elizabeth New-IAstu socsisna.
X BLlwlukle RO.siau1 Nte. faI h'er
p.rt.s New Haven Nathan Clifford Roud0ut
SAILED.
S.srhQs-Sea ~ Liverpool. Moro Castle fo Havana South
Csraiu1 Irhe for ~ Domingo SaTao io Rich
uorl Shp American Union for London
WIND-sulsst Lsat. g. clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
F.s-Ov eutal savannah
Bar. frlr Baltimore j.. NJ Hesen and Llaue from Bst
nor M Cobb Robin from kfzan-hror julia T.
Ar ron Nevturla .cbrs May l. RANKIN From Pensscoa c NJ
CgiToy O. sent Is-A-ivei sehr. wspes from Nev.York
Sale s.,smalp. Charleston and CLYDE Tor Ner-lors
FOREIGN PORTS.
grEyv1vS sept lIhe steamship CITY 81 LinerE ron New
YGg Or L ytrpoo. arrived a. this port to-day
DISASTERS.
IyrN Sent lsThe Goodwin sand hss teen
,se. t H. the su Reckme She cleared from Nevl os
"a m Queenstown command Of Capt Davidson She vas
l vb 81 hhf Of tobacco. aud l5 slaves The
r. Peemer. Wa about old and hailed from Gees
trnrude. where sh- Vas bult ,, -
~ Eth Ranisn Liverpool for NeNYot va tie vessel a.
Oh into Queeustovu "a lnsl eahy ehe Ooe W oH
o. r i+t ". ~ Cape Clear . 49, p-.,-
sept l5The hrg Maria Wheeler from Pensacola
ei New -Yort. has arrived here leaking very badly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16

rsnr@ Of rufans in the city, and was arrested
perNb 49, 900 for n highway robbery In f1fth-aVe
iew weeks - he eniec the charge, but admitted par
When srreetSb e rcbery of Mr. Jackson. The police
ss time Of q Mr. tRS be
eoncernea fe friend Of Kelly, the son OF the house
y an Who occupied the late ,a Mr. no oStsiped
bouse dford i'm passing sentenee sald sil",r sIt
yndeSrtuuity of stating that the keSoIG an and
this "I ,irsd 10 DO our utmost 20 chcck . t
have m their wicked ways and in TINS
roeS resolved with the appreciation OF me nya"csl
halV 70 urrc on the next LcgslilIc w 90 cases
Att ~ Changing the terms Of mprisonuen ~ 0 inn,
s rcarcs and robberes from , So that ali burglars
on -,0ut for Me- holding as We 40 llao !. rbe law
Ps hhers will take life II occasion reqlie IN The
sHs citizens may rest assured tnst my to have
District Aoly firoSr our official influence into the
naeT II this legal medicine could De s PSsO Sorton Of
ttei; tS ~, s!,otr Would itself be changed Egah was
then state Prison i9 sm IN hc attaSk on and
Inc w" ~ 1clson are already In state Prison strN
T. ' y Srg of 10 years and six months each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16

~ FRENE COURI.-ln the matter OF the
- lpTcat q he Department Of Public and in behalf Of
W. mayor Asfeu and Commons Of the City Of New lot res
tive
THB OPENING OF
\INETY-FIRST STREET
u hFhi s'tos 70 ne Nee Road Drye from Twelfth
70 tht Hudsou River
IN THE CITY OF NETWORK
b. Del stmeni q Pubic PARKS In h.sB Of III.
atfor Arh snd O0nnoasy the York nnruaut
t Ae 81 TO- Of he People q Ne. YoT on
TILED Al A relative 10 The duties The az
tbs Genital Part pssed April fth lS5 the lrt ,pt An
Ae y sf ~ maj az plan Of eeAn portions of New YorI
sHd ioT s s1d pss lnvl a1s
In barely Doice H. they apply H. svnr,
bt Ff,t Jges Dsin Of Iht STATE Of York AT grl o.,
80 (oH "a b. hid l<oe the Honorable
yu.r the New Court House 81 the Civ tho Cs - ~
Io Ffzy IN seveE DAY u October 1870 sueuns ~ a.
6o1 hat dA thereafter Counsel
t sppSD 81 Commissioner Assessment G An.
iss,by isissaed opening Snsyfn street IRON RTblh ,
Drve. and Twelfth u e Hni.s
Hter Lid itf Commissioner Of the CeaA M CO.
siAes iSE hCHAkD 0GORMAE
Daeo EeS Yorf septenber lssA 1910.
DBAhrrEsT 0 Pvsnc PAEK 26s BE0IpyII
ITO FARMERS AND OTHERS.-This Depart
ssls he following bHBEP,
IVA Pan:
q % EWRS.
fDs BUCKS.
a. hNkS Of 1870.
tENETilEhn o. ls1O
IbtIks Of lb1u
AZ VI best quality sOUTHDOWN
Pf0RosAb et tlssf vgrchAss 10 sadyessed 70
kRkRf RIL1OS Treasurer u he DsO>ssssst
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r,estthester 0ounip Real estate for Sale

A CHEAP HOUSE Is rooms) and lot, $1,000,
n near Mor.as Depot Lots at 500 to 300 Apply ~ ANGEL
Printer. 40 Fourth-ave
NOR SALE at YONKERS, n. Y.-A very
bnom, BRICK HOUSE 30 e with frame addition three
sto,.s high French containing IL and
,Dsiou, Barn Is attached. with stAbBg for siI hores
Tie grounds and gardens comprising about two a Win
d. bs.. and emit property perfect order will BE- sold
,..y term, 70 a responsible purchaser -,
80. B.desds and the major Of the
Putu, 10 he sold the bou a. Of which fresh And Of t
49,. sn,y House stable supplied With and Address
p % BoI el7 New Yort Citr.
NJ. STIGER will sell bargain in HOUSE
Al RYE With OF ground all nearly with
fruit for cash "a. on "rbei D. n sIloEh - all
A once hours between 10 and H.
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Conn 5slano Real estate for Sale.

DICHMOND HILL, l.. l., 40 minutes from
III Ctv-Sew and vebut hnsard ROOT and Gothic COZ IA'hs
and con veuep; kgh healthy and beautiful stuations good
regbborhood psrk depot Pos" schools moderate
eas photographs AMI sn apply 70 HAZARD
hPTHORP A Co Real Estate Broker ITO Broadway.
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alatbincrp.

DROPELLER ENGINES FOR SALE.
NeS tonlensIg ELlne 4rcA Cylinder By 42Incl Stroke
Nev CoieusHg Engine 40uel Cylinder By 3inoh Stroke
1laue 1lusnF EhBs 54ihch Cylinder by 3LiBeh Strote
ILBl lrsl El,lLr .nch Cylinder By yOinch StIOEe
an tsFsfal g. Pressure Propeller EugineS
{. ". COPELAND 81 BrOsevAy
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GOVERNMENT PROPERTY at PklvAoII1E
~ sALE-HAREEse SADDLES, TENTS, bLAkhEih .boi"
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tuesdays WEATHER REroRT-aAr
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

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prooklnn Rtal gstait for 6alt.

A TURFF-STORY brOWn-stOne HOUSE, i'll
Y one ~ e let locat Brookyu Tor SALK AZ bargain. NJ
A rutland a 60 5 Beekmdns., EeS'i orhl
DROOKLYN- SALE-A three-stOry,
800, ,of f,me HOUSE l63IlO; filed all improysmehlsi
ia good nsghborhood. Apply premises, Of l. T.
ROBERTS. 81 rArl now seentAe American
NOR SAIE.-s13,0OO; first-class HOUSE III
SirbIe neghborhood No a First place Broofyn Address
A. HALE, 50 Chnton-aye., Albany.
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Real estate 10 Grrbau9e.

THO EXCHANGE for a HOUSE and LOT in
Il BRO0KLYs-A PARM Of 10 aees near Bonneville N ne"
dwelling house good as $50 fruit trees 'o crops A1' m
NJ A. RUTLAND 4 Go, s BeehmGuS., ~ T.
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nem-Jrsfp Rfal estate for Sale.

ID. MELLICK, JR, g. BRO,
n FINEST. n Y,
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NV V's HOUSES, LOTS, COUNTRY SEATS
Farms,
on III. line. Of cEyTaaL OF SEw15ssEY NORRIS Asp
E ISns1y WV jyBsEY X r. MIDLAND RAILROAD WHIST
ne % wv JERsEY and THE NATIONAL AIR LINK
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