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New-York tribune., 1870-05-07

YNO CONTRACTORS.-SEWE ERS IN DRAIN-
AGE DISTRICT NO4 B." Town Of Flushing Proposals
of Fshingp will be received the office Of OSCAR DARLING
Of the Nlgs Fuhg
til o'clock D. M, o TUESDAY, May 10, 1870.
the Office OF said Engineer where also rel-
sites OF bids and forms Of proposals be hal
The night said Commission reject all
posa opinion deemed for the interest Of sad
Tewn Flushing. OSCAR DARLING, Eng Com, Drainage:
Flushing, May 2. 1870 Flushing, " Y
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Reliaious Notices.

AIen-s NJ T.. Church, between Delaney and Rvug'onsts
Rev McALLsrER Pastor will preach 0i O'Clock and
H. r. PBAsB Presiding bher at y Sacrament at
H. Sunday school at and a Young Peoples PRAYER
Meeting and others coni ally Invited
Antioch Baptist Church, "a BleeckerstRey JOHN LOVE-
pastor elect viii preach MORNING and EVENING at the usual
hours Subject morning DISCOURSE 1hrs for the evening Que
Thing Lacking" Seats free All are invited.
Al Apollo Hall, Broadway and Twenty ghthst Mn NELLIE
BRIGHAM win before the Society u Progressive spniassts
SUNDAY lot and a o'clock ChLeps Lyceum At a Entrance
O Twenty -ghth-st
Ammo ne eme nt.-CIARLES b. sMYTH To MORROW MORN.
United Presbyterian Church between
Third Third south nde Seats free
At Mes.iah's Free Evangelical Church, waisng the
Coming between Eeoath
TxeifhsA-Rev j. A. HBAGY breaches SABBATH AFTER
NOON ~; EVENING at H. Subject TO MORROW, Who lie ~
Strsnger welcome all u,tsl 70 hear Seats fcs
Church Of the will be free ssee In this
Charch Nfh TeaA SUNDAY EVENING
9ExT, At "A O'clock. bssts he~
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Ocean Cleaners.

DED HORSE HOTEL,
III (Known 70 Americans Washington Iryngs HOTEL,
sTRATPORD- D-UPONAVON.
4 NCUOR LJNE-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
"A LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY,
fromP Pier 30 North River.
ANGLIA, SATURDAY May
aud Saturday thereafter.
Cabin passage t75 and S65 Intermediate, So Seersge SU
'N'As "'- HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents
Bowling green
nor ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
IL UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Regular Mail sailing the 23l OF every month;
SOUTH AMERICA, Capt L. IIsxLEpAuGH May -,
NORTH AMERICA Capt g. B. SLOCUN June ~
MERRIMACK. Capt. WIER, July %,
These splendid sail schedule time and call fs ihoises
Para and Rio de Jsneo returning for
Of freight passage apply tn
WM. GARRISON, Agent, No Bowhnggrecn Nev.lors.
IT S, MAIL TO HAVANA.
u ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co,
Sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY At clock p m precisely
from Pier No. 4, North River. =, 90
MORRO CASTLE. Capt Adam .;......''.'' ~
COLUMBIA, Capt X Van sice tyia Nassau)..... MAY ~
MISSOURI, Capt J. Il. BivAnls. May 20
For freight passage apply to s. g. WHEELER T. President
No Bowling green
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mesirbe6tcr Countn Real Gsiaie for Sale

GRE of LAND and 2-story HOUSE, near
N Mornssuia Depot Pnce 5000 or 700 with lots Terms
,n,y Ir.iuire of ANGEL, Printer, llO FOurn-sve.
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Real Cstatc 10 Crfbanse.

EXCHANGE or for Sale-Farm of 22O acres !;
IL dwelling three tenant all other outbuings
trout on all kinds. large AMI small sbnniance vel
nseel In high state l75 be moved by ma
chine ii miles Peeksl Depot n l wen spie TO cnt 1P
prce 10000 free Of iDcmhrsnce Apply to Il r. bkkhN i''
i,uens or d. G. MCCOTTER l6l Broadway New-fork City
GOODS WANTED-For three HOUSES in
" Rahway and FARM LET EXCHANGE country seat
near Hastings Apply TO q. DURlBE, lS3 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07

TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
~ NINTH COLLECTION DISTRICT, STATE OF NEW-loRk,
comprising l2th 18TH and 2d hereby given that
of enumersiou Of PROPERTY subject 10 TAA
under provide Internal Revenue the Government TO
pay the public debt and for other approved June
o. 1854 thereto n ai under direction In
Collection District will remain for the examination Of all persons
FIFTEEN DAYS from the date hereof at
oe No. 69 SiItave, between the hours u and and
after expiration OF TEN DAYS from the date hereof namely the
MAY and for FIVE DAYS thereafter viii receive and
all sppeak relative Valuations OF emu
meons referred comprise special taxes
the Carsge Bin Tables 6od
Silver Plate for the enng May 1871 and The
ending Dec 81 1909 All appeals must he
the particular matter thing respecting
which decision requested and state the Tonn pnnee of error
complained OF A. r. hbl' III III, Assessor
Dated at x.York, April 30 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07

All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring purchase or rent such property
will find it TO their interest TO advertise In lHE TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds that Of other news
paper and in addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
Will be found not only in NewYork and all its cities ana
villages but in every state and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be as brlef as VIII
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear tohe
reader We would especially dwell OH the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions of THE TRIBUNE Dy'
semi-Weely, and Weekly comprise individuals in every
business professions consequently advertisements each
are read nv all classes THE TRIBUNE deyOtes especial
attention 10 reports Of sales Of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly to the value of its col
umns as an advertising medium. The charges for adyer
tisng are as follows; DAILY TRIBUNE 70 cents per line
for each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE, = per ne SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE % cents per line. About ten words OF
our wide columns average line Terms cash in advance
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07

ktT story basement fTeucrOof HOUSb Lot Tll5
ef lr,s htOr.oot, 20 minutes from fOryseoOnds Depot
Harlem; TeIs 10 be paid for In
n desired. W. BARkER Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07
Intcrnal 1icpcnue.

NEwioRK April IS 1870
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the pro-
section 20 of the act Of Congress entitled An act to pro-
support the Government interest on Tue
public debit approved June 9th 1904 amended July Jh @ that
Internal Revenue due the Un Ted
Stes by C. H. RRAY Co, Of which firm ZACHARAH E. SIM
member the the saii tax imposed have
right title, and interest of ZACHARlAH T.
SIMMONS certain parcel of land with the Improvements
thereon situate Broadway and Gndst the Cts Of
NewYork front by Broadway eas,ery the
7S6 in Wama map northery SIDE by Grand
suheriy map, containing front and
thirty feet length each side hundred feet which shall
the oh day May 0 az IL O'Clock noOn
No. 9ol West Fourteenth-st in the City Of York
MIIIIE COLLECTOR 6th Dist. y v
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Citn Real estate for Sale.

IVOR SALE on Fifth-ave., near Forty-secOnd-
-A PROPERTY. jOlUo, with large AID lscss build
ing d hotel Institution Pre &200 ApQkt 10
d-s, HOMER MORGAN, ? PIne-st.
MUST BE SOLD, a truly Elegant HOUSE in
WI Fortyffh 4stoTy brown 2lxtN built
two yer ago in HATCH RlKER l2z
Brosdgay. Thirty-fourih-st
DEAL ESTATE BOUGHT and SOLD, En-
Ia CHANGED OF RENTED. RENTS COLLECTED. and LOANS
EBGOIIATEDb By j. W. NOoD"Al'p' % fI-uA'ns.
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS for all the States,
" alxsys Cut tins 2j9 BIot!way.
MONEY to LOAN on improved Real Estate
WI Cty Bokiyn jersey City. Applications solicited h1fUs
x MciGRG Commissioner for all The States To- Broadway
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limited STATES INTERNAL REyENUE,

TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
~ THIRTY-sECOND COLLECTION DISTRICT, STATE OF
NEW YORK comprising the ts second ana Fourth "sns OF %
Of New Is HEREBY GIVEN tat the List Of
property subject FAX under the Act to
poye Internal Revenue support
the Public Debt and for other purposes approved June o. 4 and
the amenory acts therrto approved Msh g. 1863 July 3 loo
March 7 July 90 1858 and April TO- and by the
several Of said Collection District will remain open
for the perons for the Is days
sunays e1cepe from the date hereof my Office J Ceat be
tween the O'Clock and immediately alter
date hereof u wt the t day Of
81O DAYS thereafter Will receive and determine all
excessive valuations enueous
made the said Assistant Assessors The Lists herein ~
% the Special Taxes Businesses lraes and Pois
ous and Carriages Billiard Tables Gold Watches ahd
Geld and Plate the ending May 1871 and the tax upon
Incomes for the ending Dec 81, 1903
All appeals the Assessor aforesaid must he made In wiring and
thing respecting which decision
J0IN e. CLEVELAND
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Drooklnn Real Csiate for Sale.

NOR SALE-A 3-stOry Brick STORE and
lor. Back DWELLING in Wiiaushnrgh, very lows terms
sss Mu,. be Apply ~ BOOKHOCI SONS Broad
williamsburg under photograph gallery
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07
REAL ESTATE.
to-day.

NEw YORK, Friday May g. 1870
Tbere was no business done at the Exchange
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90 Manufacturers.

rJ,HE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING COM
PANY invite attention Of Manufacturers to their
Al the town Of Pa NewJey tide water four miles beios
Paterson eight miles above Newark adjoining the Enc aros
Of and City and eleven from the
CITY Hall They head and fall Of twenty et 70
high tide River and reservoir OF three
acres and arranged that each one as tne
benefit navigation both head and tail raceA Inc supply oI
i. not only abundant permanent The property situated on
nsyigb river midst o large population, while s pr9rm 70
the CITY Communicating with by plank ROAD V rE
renders it the advantageous location io
featuring country On the premises are new and
ali r.dy Tor immediate occupation Application be made to W.
TORREY, 80 yesey Hew-York.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07
Mud ySFERs OF REAL ESTATE.

NFW-NOKk NIT1,
Ro,t,rst tOfs soi he>"rs' ~ i,, " OCUO
Cbureh-st lot ~ hAsyyI map nay, . 5oe1 looOo
Rs.s.st " cole : Of id'ngionst N'h'4sIo-'i' sao
30il06Hlll lete -, - ,..o Nominal
m -
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07
Autiion Sales of Real Gstate.

A j. BLEECKER, SON e. Co., AuctiOneers.
IA FRIDAY, MAY 49, 1870,
Al BIehange saecom Ill Bradxay tstory BRICK BUILD
ING. No. AL sIth-aye Twenty seventh ABfoSi
half on mortgage
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07
Posr-OPPCK Court -HoUsR, NEW YORK tTf,}
OVPICE OP SUPERINTENDENT, May D lsto y
PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST

PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CMASI. M
i9SS wShH eTY%RotGT fGS JUG AND sfR5s
Proposals win be received at the oce OF e Sue.n'enaent un ~
place the cast and woagh iron % sS er on, IN i ad
,chsdaes now IN this ofce consisting o. cifOn o0Hih
All Of t eiugs must be sonr smooth and straight, and
m @ p and of the number and shown by sbsG
ugs Castings must not weigh less than the seniae ssn ana 90
respect from the requirements Of the drawings be &C
A bearing. Of columns bases plates be pDed turned
perfectly holes dnd and he entire work cleaned OF and
The beams and griers must be manufacture the wiswoh
PhGnr Pug Union Iron WORKS Of ether American manuc
equal and be Of the sizes 'n weights eae for u the
schedules and be the bet wrought from they AL Be straight and sound
All beams set on must res, caron bplltes Of the
dimensions and numbers required By the specifications and schedules
t mte1a ssesssar 10 put the WORK together in
brick walls will be furnished By The con
tlete satisfaction superintendent ami required by hm
The sn. T will be- be put osbaI r Tn % G f s % d s VII @
teste by The superintendent found defective in particular
The contractors permitted the deeks and engines
n p9tns tls work in place TiGoo fnfgs % ou & @ m be
the Department when required scaaong to 10 furnished Y the con-
PROPOSAL will be ade by the piece various castings and beams
which will nnie the wedges bolts angle IRONS clamps ues ancn9r
other metal work necessarg g. % and a' 'e "O p
Tb xors ma,t be furnishs delivered fitted put place
plete Of written notice to Commence the
The work will not be among different bidders but will be
The schedules be used in enfug the material and making the
payments which will be made monthly decucrg ten er cent uh the
sand O dollars will accept and perform the
tract awarded him The suihcenc q security to be certified by
The rye, ~ M e right 70 ee do any any S 3 m s1 % m G
printed be obtained in this Office and does not
the requirements OF this advertisement VIII
G Sbo o, hsmseTes engaged il he manufacture wrought
and who have the facilities for getting out the
Proposals will be indosed Bids Iron Work." aud addressed
The New York herald., 1870-12-27

patriot army 10 come marching forward any fine
day TO their relief and 10 tine relief Of PARIS. IL was
A CURIOUS SIGHT
view this tiny village with It's one sharp steepie
iting out IN relief among the broad beautiful plains
urroundlng; 10 see the dead bodies and debris
trewed Immediately around it and the Prussia n
batteries and soldiers swarming In the streets, with
the market carts very much oyertaxed by custo-
mers; with the uncontented Inhabitants lifting
about like sneaking cas- from door To door as n
AFRAID some more shot and shell would pcunce upon
them. A beautiful, but cold day; lovely country
q irightened and suffering people. nauseous sight
OF dead horses skinned cattle and dead men made
up the picture OF the battle field OF Beaune-la-
Rolande, small afair, probably, but q forerunner
OF more horrible sights TO come--a specimen or
BARBARors, sENsELE-S WAR
whlch all should see IN reality TO be made to camor
FOR us end. Really II is time that the public opinion
OF every civilized country should cry out In the
name OF humanity that France has suffered enough,
that enough soldiers on both sides have been Dutch-
ereh. What Is very clear the spirit OF the French
people Is higher, more determined and hercer. IL
rises daily II would seem just Is papable that
their soldiers are fighting better and better as they
increase In numbers and organization
IMPROVEMENT or THE FRENCH SOLDIERS
Down here at Beaune they are said by the Prus-
SLAMS TO have fought better than ever before. They
could not take the village nor drive the Prussans
and had to retire to their original morning POSITIONS;
still that they not routed driven to Orleans
that Orleans captured In consequence Of the
1Rht, shows plainly that
THE DAYS OF wOERrH AND SEDAN OR OF PANIC
ARE OVER.
The French army stand to-day drawn up to the
number OF 100000 men under General Paladines,
within Chassepot range OF The Prussian sentinels
VINO are only mile or mile and half out OF the
fought for village.
The Prusslans number over one hundred thousand
regulars having three full corps, besides ether de-
tachments. However, they intend to stand on the
defensive, wishing to wait for events at Paris and
not TO risk anything so far from their base. Every
day OF delay Is gain to the French SIDE; except
that Paladines Is expected, both by his own troops
can only get TO the relief OF the capital by running
over the army OF Prince Frederick.
The New York herald., 1870-12-27
GEORGIA..

Senator Cameron Looking After tie Atlanta
aud Chattanooga RaiirOad.-,rhc Senatorial
Complication.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Dec. 2B 1870.
Atlanta papers OF the 22d announce the arrival of
Secretary DelanO and Senator Cameron. A private
letter says:-Ther business with reference to the
Atlanta and Chattanooga Railroad, which Is l36
miles In length the Legislature Of Georgia at the
last session having passed bill to lease this road
for twenty years.
Although not less than seven United States Sena-
tors have, from time to time, been elected by the
respective Legislatures OF that State, the Legislature
to assemble ON the first Monday In January viii
elect another Senator for the vacancy which Will
occur on the Sd OF March next. Thus the United
States Senate will then now, have seven persons
from whom to select two TO represent Georgia IN
that body IOr the short term.
The New York herald., 1870-12-27
FRANCE AWAKENED.
TslssRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


Bordeaux and the North In Communications
BOurbaki Conadent-On TO Paris-An Expedi-
tion from Brest-The Organization Of the
New Levies Haste ned-The Invaders Must
Be Expelled.
BORDEAUX, Dec. 25 1870
Telegraphic communication between this city and
the north or France has been restored.
WORD FROM BoURBAKI.
General Bourbaki sends the government favora.
bic account of the army under his command.
An oficai despatch from lie Mans, OF December
"a. announces that the Prussians have withdrawn
from Nogent lie Rotrou. Seventy five thousand men
passed through the town going In the direction OF
ParIs.
FORCE FROM BREsT.
fleet OF transports is preparing to leave Brest
with considerable force, for an unknown destina
ton.
THE NEW LEvIEs
The French government is fastening the organiza-
ton Of district camps for new levies.
THE INVADERS TO BE EXPELLED.
The people OF Lyons are confident that the inyad
ers will be expelled from France.
The New York herald., 1870-12-27
THE GERMANS At ORLEANS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

French Reports of German Excesses in
Overwhelmingly and neutrality-suspicious.
Ull-Treated-state Of Affairs at Bordeaux.
LONDON Dec. 25 1870.
have received o despatch from the Bordeaux
correspondent OF the NEW YORK HERALD, dated
December 81, from which extract the following in
teligence:-
GERMAN EXCEsSES IN ORLEANS.
The newspapers here (Bordeaux) state that the
condition OF the armies in the field is daily i'm.
proving. Great excitement exists In Bordeaux in
consequence OF the conduct OF the Germans at
Orleans. Bishop Dupanloup has been subjected to
the greatest ndignitIes 1t is reported that he has
addressed pastoral to the French clergy invoking
the vengeance OF Heaven on the "barbarians."
INHUMANITY AND sACRILEGE.
1t is stated that the Cathedral OF Orleans was filed
with thousands OF French prisoners who were left
without bread or fuel, while the Germans played the
organ In derision Of their sucerings
ILL.TREArMENT OF PRIESTS.
priest, dressed in his clerical robes and wearing
tue badge OF the International AID Society for the
Wounded while attending dying soldier had his
head laid open by sabre cut. Another clergyman
was shot for refusing to give Information relative TO
to the French army camped between ST. Nandre and
ST. Regaticn and Dampierrc.
ACTIVITY IN BORDEAUX.
Great activity is displayed In Bordeaux in Instruct.
The New York herald., 1870-12-27
ENGLAND.

Anxious to Pay the Alabama CIaims-Feninn
Liberation-Sad Accident by DrowninG-A
Mail from the Antip0des.
LONDON, Dec. 20, 1870.
The PoU Man Gazette Is anxious that Americans
should know that England is heartily tired OF the
Alabama controversy and is ready to pay any inn
partial money award II an adjustment can be con.
fined thereJo."
The Fenian convicts were discharged from Port
land prison on Friday last.
John Walter Jr., OF the chief editor OF the
London Times, broke through the ice while
skating and was drowned.
The colonlsts OF New Zealand are dissatisfied al
the delay OF the mails sent wa California
The New York herald., 1870-12-27
NIGHT RIDE WITH GAMBETTA.
A Train Stopped by the Uhlans- Subsequent
Escape and Pursuit.
Visit to the Army Of the Loire-0n the Road
The Prussians Hold the Line-Gambetta's
Resolve-Uhlans Ahead-Beating a
Rstreat-Fired 0n-Trying It
Again-Bad News

TOURS, Dec. S, 1870.
must hasten to send you a description of my
yesterdays adventures, although the fatigue they
have occasoned me makes me feel hardly capable
OF holding my pen. Yesterday morning was sip
ping my coffee and gancing at pile of newspapers
with b0dng sensation tnat, sooner or later,
should have to read them, when a rapid foot or, to
speak more correctly, two rapid feet, ascended my
stairs and knock came at my door.
AN EARLY VISITOR.
"a letter." thought |, for the hour was almost too
precocious for visitor. ''Come in,n ana in walked,
or rather bounced, a familiar spirit OF mine, and
also of NJ. Gambetta--an individual unknown to
fame, but exceedingly useful, both to the exalted
Minister and my humble SELF
'Why, Henri did not expect to see you arrlv-
in with this lark-like earlinessn
"No mon, cher, but have great news for you for
the communication OF which shah expect you to be
eternally grateful. We have just had despatch
from DE Paadines saying he means, after all, to
concentrate his troops on Orleans, and so Gambetta
means to y over to Orleans and see the deed accom-
plis.ed.n
"Nhengo
an about half an hour
GLOW ~
''By special train"
my dear fellow, you must arrange me q place In
his suite"
Alter swarm OF troubles as numerous and as
tirrsome as a swarm of gnats TIL; arrangement was
made, aud followed the Minister to the station.
ON THE WAY.
We did not get into the same carriage with Gam
petta whom observed at the station looking fierce
and talking good deal. We felt very much excited
about the end Of our Journey. as we could not but
feel that II was . toss-uD whether we found Prus.
The New York herald., 1870-12-27
THE DISASTER TO THE ARIES.

~~>~~-~~~~~~~>~-~~>>>>~---
The Steamer Aries Runs Aground Near the
Delaware Capes-The First OGiccr nnd Four
Men Lost While Sounding-Arrivai of the
Steamer at Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20, 1870.
The steamship Aries arrived at this port at four
O'Clock this morning, safe and sound. A HERALD
reporter boarded her and received the following
statement from Captain Wylc:-
We were coming up the coast on the morning of
December 90, tracking the beach. same as we
always do, when we got caught inside Hereford bar.
This occurred at seven O'Clock A. NJ. Al ten O'Clock
A. NJ, Jephtha Sears, first mate, and four colored
deck hands, Enoch Jones, Robert Cune, William
Carly and Charles Hall. were sent OUT TO make
sOundings. They returned IN about an hour
When within boats length Of the ship
one OF the men cramped his oar and the upset.
Sears, Carly and Currie washed away and lost.
| Jones and Hall kept on the bottom OF the boat.
| Captain Wylie, second mate, chief engineer and
pilot manned second boat and to their assist
ance. They were rescued, but died in one hour
/ :. IN excessive cold. The second boat was carried
. to sea and was rescued by the plot boat Weldon
or Cape May. Jones and Hall were takeu to Cape MAY
and buried. II was impossible to save them although
a surgeon from Cape May came IN the pilot
boat. Cartys and Curries bodies were washed
ashore. Sears body was not recovered.
Sears leaves wife aid child at Cape Cod. The
negroes were natives OF Delaware and Pennsylvania.
The steamer Aries lost none OF her freight; neither
was she at all damaged. 's4s. -, - {"
The HERALD reporter asked the Captain why he
run inside the lightship' The Captain laid 1t TO
vapor The reporter suggested that the compass
needle might have varied. The Captain positively
declined to whether had but said he was going
on the same course as he always had. He iatlmated
that the needle did vary but it was indicative OF
blank
The New York herald., 1870-12-27
Eight Persons Known TO be Burned in tho
SpottsSvo0d Housp-Sevcn Others still Mis--
ANOTHER GREAT FIRE IN VIRGINIA.
Tho business Portion of Harri-onburg Dc.
| stroyed-I0ss 100000.

Tho business Portion of Harrisonburg DC.
stroyed-Loss 100000.
HARRISoNBuRG, Dec. %. 1870.
very destructive fire occurred hert this morn
ing, between iour aud five o'clock, which consumed
large number OF the principal business houses In
the town. The fire originated In Wallis store, ana
consumed a whole square before the Games were
subdued. The following establishments totally
destroyed, with nearly all their contents:-The
First National Bank, the semi-weekly Enterprise
onlce. Wallis liquor store, kelley's workshop. Hell
ler's liquor store. Smiths store and dwelling, Mrs.
> }. Cononans dwelling Maud A. Heller's dry goods
store, TuptOnS clothing store Messr5 Silbert h
Longs clothing store; Willman's barber shop.
Switzer's clothing store. Andrews livery stable,
Wortman's book store The American Hotel, on the
opposite side Of Main street, was considerably
damaged: all the glass In the windows was broken
BY the Intense heat. Mr.. Swltzer and son were
badly hurt. but not seriously. The destruction OF
property win amount To si00,O00, half Of which u
not insured.