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In upwards OF
1000 LOTS ON BROADWAY,

Harlem Ninth Tenth 205th 3lih Streets
Inclusive and other contiguous streets and avenues part
THE DYCkMAN HOMESTEAD
This splendid is admirably located and adapted to
Immediate Improvement The through
have been permanently established by law.
IT Is NEW YORK CITY PROPERTY,
There is no better place TO make Investments.
The rapid growth of the city makes doubtful If maqn
hcent chance win again buyers per-
manent or speculative Investments.
mortgage,
Examine the property DO chance aud repent
too late For and descriptive pamphlets
sale and directions reach the pr6perl apply
tioneers. No ii Pine street, 20 LOCKWOOD CROSBY,
Counsel for the Executors, n O. 1873 Nassau street.
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ExEcUToRs' SALE.

IrXECUTORS' SALE.
~ v. X. STEVENSON, SON 4 CO, b. l.. FAIRCHILD,
Auctioner viii sell auction. Wednesday, June 1890
i9 NJ Exchange salssroom, No. III Broadway, by
executors Dyckman, deceased nearly
ACRES.
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rvy noucu,y AucrIoNEFR.

ID Large sale OF Household Furniture this day, at oJo
o'clock the saesroos ~ Nassau street, consisting in
part solid rosewood Paror suits, walnut and rotewood
Ilbrar, Chamber Furniture IN variety large
good hand Furniture OF all Kinds, Cnokcrng
Pianofor'e China, Croesery and Glass Ware, Two iron
Safes, ohce Furniture No. Sale positive and worthy alien
top.
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AucTioNEER.
ELEGANT HORSES, CARRIAGES,
CLARENCE, TOR WAGON, ROAD WAGON,

NO. Is EAST THIRTY SEVENTH STREET,
BY EDWARD SCHENCk. Monday, %5d inst, at 20
O'Clock above. very eegant span Of long tail bay Car
rage Horses 5sS hands old extra style and action
and fast travellers perfect in every Also es
CANT gray trong Horse OF the finest in the country 10
lbsz hands, years old and sound and kind In
trot In $40 top Wagon, by Brewster Co.. light road
trotting do by Svers fun Clarence, by Miner Stevens
In perfect order.
Also double Sleigh single and double Harness,
Blankets, &c.
The above may be my time at the stable.
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SALr> At ACTION.

Rl JOHN H. DRAr2I A CO., AUCTIONEERS
- lht Delaware, LEcEawanna and Western Railroad
soc "a Scranton Coal
AZ ppbht auction Wednes LAY 81 " o'clock, noon,
al 70 Exchange place. SAMUEL sLOAN President
ny WRITE OF A CHATrEL MORT AGE ! sHALI.
~ sen AT public auction at No 100 Washin ton street. New
ielH y on SATURDAY, May n, ls Ol o'clock A. ~,
oh e,y WAGON one Cart Top buggy and Sleigh.
- 3, ioMNs Auctioucsr, No. jp Pine street, room lv
II A. LAWRENCE, AUCTIoNEER
s,r.,r,o ~ ~ ,LAWKENCE OAKLEY q FLEURY,
ASNiioNhEhs AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND
~ N , bkokkRs,
c,, :, No. 10 Pine street, New York
ty ana toun'ry Real Estate Houses, Lots. Farms at
pp pfia'e sale. leased, renied exchanged. Loans
-, SATURDAY, May u, at l2 O'Clock,
nv NV htWiek hotel Hampstead Village, Queens county,
H. aperenpioy sale al auction OF spendidly Plos
ana Lo ~ order of Tire Supreme Court.
non Oh ~ +. ln2rnhan, referee belonging to
OF the late SARAH fhorne. consisting the
residence OK Philip j. A. Harper, ESQ., large three story
and basement frame House, with all ihe mo drrn Improve
medium sized frame Dwelling Houses carriage housr
stable &C., wita about A. beautifully locate in dfer
parts OF the hourshing and attractive village OF
HEAPSfEAD L. l.,
and hR ndsomely mapped and suhdded tby Charles
we'll Esq, ciy enGneer into desrab plots OF from
onehaf to two acres each. Wll be perempiory sold
above.
To reach the property take Long Island Railroad cars at
Hunters Point, at $780, 1880 A. NJ, aud return 80 and
5SOP. NJ.
Maps particulars at Auction eers Office 10 Pine
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UCTION NOTlCE.-LARGE SALE.
A THIS DAY SATURDAY., NAY 2l
OF over S25,0f0 worth OF
elegant and costly Household Furniture,
contained In the FIVE story private mansion
ll3 West Twenty seventh street, near Sixth avenue
], ~ PARKER a co. Nill sail to the highest bidder,
wish6,t regard 10 cost.
By LUKE FlTZGERAI.D, Auctionser
commencing u, lcH O'Clock, sharp.
rGrior, consisting, viz. =
One magnificent III octave rosewooa PAnoiorte ma ie Dy
oveIstruns bass,
t iron made cost Ie0 three rich Paror SUITS
French satin brocate and silk reps rosewood
and .ih Frames, style Louis XIV; walnut Etageros two
French plate Mirrors 921B2; bookcase, Writing Desk, rich
Centre Tables French Cabinets and Jardineres imported
Brouze 40 rich OH Paintings real lace and Nottingham
Curtains, &C.. Chandeliers, Turgi-a Easy and keciiping
Chuirs; French gilt Clock, 90 days. gilt Reception
Chairs, 50 Psror Ornaments, ricb Velvet and BODY
Brussels Carpet
Dining room copsisia, viz
Twelve foot Extension Table, Buffet le Dining Chairs in
black walnut, French China Tea and Dinner servces sets
ver and Sheeld Plated Ware. consng OF Tea seL Urns
Kn,vsa and Forks rich ruby Glassware, &c, &c.
Be irboms copssts, viz -
Rich carved aud black walnut Bedroom Suits
Bedtssas, sshstands Commodea
Pillows Linen Sheeis Blankets Quilts, Spreads &C.. &C.
Kitchen and basement contain, viz
Icebox, Stoves Chairs Carpet Oiclob, Extension Table
soas Rockers Cooking Utensils and other articles too nu
mention Sale positive commencing 81 loS o'clock
BSsngers intending 10 attend this sale can take the
six,h at Astor House, stopping At twenty
street. the house Responsible men IN
TO pack ship goods for purchasers, &C. NJ BLuk NE
FITZGERALD Auconeer will pay personal attention tc
gales of private families at their residences
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UCriON NOTICE
A JAMES MINOR TAYLOR, Auctoneer.
Magnificent Household Furniture,
Rosewood Piauoforte, Drawing Room suits,
Paintings Eronse and many and costly works OF Art,
over bo0 Lois BY catalogue,
At pnbic auction,
On THIS DAY SATURDAY. May 81 sale commencing as
1915 O'Clock prccisciy.
Al the elegant residence " West Fifteenth street,
between Fifth and Sixta avenues.
Drawing Suits, covered green gold crimson
god brocel richest dascrption rnardetcre Cabinets,
iaagerrs, bookcase, Encogaures Jardiners Velvet, Me
dnlon Carpets; brocae Curtains; Paintings by emil
nent artists, Bronze Clock, Chandeliers, Books, mag
nGcsnt rosewood Panolorte Stool. Cover, Canterbury
wood walnut Bureaus Bedstesds, ardrobes Mat
tresses Bedding Extension Table Silver Casters Dinner
and Tea Service Glassware China Ware also FURNITURE
servants arartmens N b. Parties wishing attend this
s,l, take Fifth avenue sta yes or Sixth
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DY y. COTTON, AUCTIONEEK-HOTELE EUkNIIUKE
ID of the Libby House. Nos. bs ani 90 warren street.
Pianoz &c On Monday Tuesday, May % aud ~ st l0k
O'clock, tho entire Furniture OF the two large building,
known ma Libby House, there are about lW rooms, all
Furnished with medium class goods and very much that
rood Pisnoortes French plate and other
Mro.s Velvet Brussels and other Carpets best Hair at
esscs about ~ beds and all the other furniture OF the
also all the parlor and dining room do also
al the steam Boilers Copper Boilers OF the hotel also
Piano NIL the Bar Furniture and Fixtures,
ona Iron Safe valuable Enuncator Ac also several
valuable OIL Paintings. Catalogues will be ready early Mon
day morning.
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DY GEORGE BARKER, AUCTIoEEER.
ID Household Furniture. Carpets,
Mirrors, Clocks, PianoiOrte. &c.

GEORGE BARKER win sci by aucton WITHOUT reserys,
this day. Saturday May 81 ION O'clock At No Brevoort
place, Tenth street, door west of broadway Household
Fnrnure consisting velvet Brussels ngrsinl and three
rly Carpets French Plate Pier and MAne Mirrors black
rosewood Parlor Suits in and Plush oscx
walnut aud gilt Couch crimson plush; DO. do Iurkmh
mahogany Piano by city maker, black walnut ana ma
hoyany Bedseads bureaus, Wadrobcs Washsands, BOOK
aasss Chars Centre Tables Sewing Machine, Hall Stands
and Chairs mahogany Plinpon Bedseads IN good ORDER
Paintings hair, hair top, ana straw Macsss' nosefs'
Crock kery
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5. wElNBERaER. ArcroNEER.

s. wEINBERGER, ArCTIoNEER.
l.. Ready Made Clothing. Piece Goods &C.,
MBy HERMAN Co; auctoneers, viii sell Monday, May
23, AZ ii O'clock At IL Bowery Assignee sale OF large
stock of fashionable Clothing viz Cassneres Doeskin
fancy and black Pants, Coats Yeats, Suits large lot of
Linen Clothing and Fancy and Dry Goods Shirts Collars
also Boots and Caters and other Goods being the entire
stock OF clothing store Safes, Desks &c. Sale positive
in lots to suit dealers.
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I~,UNPoWpER. AC.GoMEZ's LIGHTNING FUSE Ex
" poder increases the force OF explosives sstey IN oas
ing); Gunpowder Cartridge, especially adapted 70
breech loading arms ie 2l Nassau street, Nav YORK.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A RMS. AMMUNITION AND ORDNANCE
n 10000 Springfield Rifles, with Bayonets
5000 Enfield Rites, with Bayoncts.
10000 old United States Rites, with Bayonets.
$500 Sharpe's Rifles and Carbines.
900 Peabody Rdes
5000 Remington breech-loadng Muskets. 49,
1000 Winchester and Spencer Rifles and csrbines VIII
Ammunition 10 suit
Mountain Howitzers and Field Batteries.
Cannon for ship use, with Ammunition.
Colts, Smith 4 Wesson'a and other Revolvers.
SCHUYLER, HARTLEY GEAHAM,
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TACOB BOGAKT. ALCTIONEEK
81 This Day, May 2l,
1915 o'clock, al the auction No. North William,
Household Furniture, Carpets, Mirrors Tables
ssng of Tete Tee Lounges Sofas mahogany wadrobes,
bookcases black walnut Extension Dining Tables.
Dining Room Chairs Rockers Easy Chairs, 10 Looking
Glasses Paintings, mahogany Chairs Daniask and Lace
Window Curtains, Bedsteads Beds and Bedding.
Also
100 won Velvet Brussels and three ply and Ingram
Carpets. Oicoth; also marble bed Billiard Table,
plete; also msrhas SALE lot Tables Benches case leaf
Tobacco, &c. CHAS. y. WATTS, Marshal
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A LBERr b. WALpRoN, AUCTIoNEER
"A Salesrooms l0o liberty and III Cedar streets
Household Furniture, Desks, Carpets, &C..
THIS DAY, May 81, At l0ls o'clock,
WALDRON A COOKE will sell ADORE a very
fine assortment OF second hand and Furniture, &c,
including rosewood walnut and mahogany Parlor
suits IN brocaio, reps and balrcloth Chamber Suits
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands, Commodes, Bu1ets,
Bookcasep Hail II ands Extension and Centre Tables Spring.
Hair and other Mattresses Pillows Desks Crockey GLASS;
Plated Ware; Cutlery bronze git Vases and Toilet sets
Partisan Figures Clocks China Tea Sets French Tin Ware
Hcrrings Safe, Desks Particular attention Is called TO
Bedseads this days SALE being part essxnee etocx
Catalogues at sale,
A uGUsTA A. SCHULTZ, AUCnONEER.-AUCTION
"A sale of largo lot Restaurant Bsrroom Household fn'
tire consisting Showcases Counters Soda Fountain,
Tables &C. bat III West Eleventh street near Sixth
avenue, at O'Clock, by order OF mortgagee.
UCTION SALE-THlS DAY. AT II O'CLOCK, OF
"A Brett made by Brewster;2 Brewster Top Wagons new
and and Wagons Rockaways, single
double Harness. Saddles Sheets, Whips &c by COLE
4 MURPHY, asl Fulton street, Brooklyn
UCTION SALE OF TWO ROSEWOOD ALE PUMPS
"A one pull and three pull complete and in good
ORDER cheap at private sse to-day at iss Madison street
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A LIEN b. MINER, AUCTIONRER.
~ BY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER,
on the evening OF Saturday,
Maya 1870,

at the IFEDS htT NNTLEhIESs
Nos. el7 and el9 Broadway,
Twelfth street.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN delivering his second inaugural
address, by T. LEUTZE from library OF New York Club,
life sza This painting considered 70 be one OF the beat
PORTRAITS of the late PRESIDENT,
and work of art In worthy OF the late artist
Also
the MARBLE STArUARY from the Conservatory of the
NEW YORK CLuB--viz,
BACCHANTFS. 2 SPHINX, CROUCHING VENUS,
MAID AT THE FOUNTAIN and THE FAWN.
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sALEH At ArCTLN Y.


a LIEN b. MINER, AuCrloNEER.
N IMPORTANT ART SALE,
BY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
ON THE EVENINGS or FRIDAY AND sArU RDAY
MAY 20 AND 81,
a. IN o'clock each evening, AZ the
will be sold positively without reserve. one of the
FINEST GALLERIES OF MODERN ART
EVER OFFERED To THE PUBLIC IN THIS CITY
This collection viii comprise the
THE sHPUsL1tc%as Pf II AN r couT or xssXHAS LiNooLN
BY ROTBERMEL;
THE CfRCASSIAN SLAVE,
painted to order tor Charles X OF France,
BY DuBuFE; ,,cory
PRESIDENT ABRAHAM LINCOLN
delivering his second inaugural Address,
LONG BRANCH IN THE SEASON BY MOONLIGHT, 1858,
BY ROSENBERG;
IA, BY THE BARON WALTERS OF BRUSSELS,
& wTn series OF Painting by the following eminent American
Clifford, Jas Hart. TAFT. Nehig
Eirpgs;,, EECips; LwSpg, sonItsg, Smile sn'
J. g.. Brown, De Haas, Osilvie, Farnan.
Rondel, Hetking, Williamson, Cuiverhouse,
Pochard piaz, ' Marosn, Muller,
Chaplin, Dumaresl, Devaur fauvci,
Ledrut Rozier, H. Epinay, Duoourgal,
bhders, Martens, villamel fcnnassai
Leon, Borckmanu, Watee COroer,
Monfallet, Won VILE, ErdmRnn Joussaint,
Iachenw.2 Jernbers, Carl Hor. sell
jacobson, HerreD, Lindlar, Adon,
Arnz, Noel, spsngler, Klen
WiluI, Friebel, Lassaie, krSuzer.
KosE koes, Ruyien' Macs, verhoev.n,
Ball, vaarberr, Bdsu, Gerard,
yerton Van Hamme, Carahsin, spohim,
N''"S AND oTmTks HiHsk OF ES61L cELSsKiTY asrIs
Also a Bust OF }. Q. CALHOUN,
by GREENOUGa,
and several pieces of Stauay from the New York Club and
fine Mosaic Table THE COLISEUM, ROAED
On view ON and from Monday, May 49, nom A. NJ unil
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DOY wANTED--IN AN IMPORTING HOUSE ABOUT
ID n age and attend olce; salary
~ per Address stating and references box $50
POst
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nGnRRIs MILKINs. AuCrIONEER.

S,HERIFF'S SALE.
= RODAY = BRASSEI Auctioneer will sell this day. at
II O'clock the Fixtures OF Barroom 25 Chambers street
JAMES OBRIEN, Sheriff
J. SEEBACHER, Deputy.
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BOY wANTED--MUSf BE GOOD WRITER AND
n come well recommended Answer by NATL 0niv mo at
snon paid personal cas) I. FRANCIS GIBBONS, 446
Rrnom af
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| U,HE REV. j. ~. PULLMAN WILL PREACH AT THE
Church Saviour (SiJth Unversalist), Thirtyhfth
street Fifth and Sixth tomorrow morning
nd erening.
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FROM PRUSSIA.
Siege of Strasbour2.

MENDELsHEM, Sept. 18.-It is officially
reported that the works facing Lunettes
Nos. 81 and So, of Strasbourg, are fin
ished.
Near Lunette No. So mines were
exploded by the besieged, and the earth
works protecting the assailants injured,
but they have since been repaired.
Colmar and Mulhausen are certainly
occupied by the Baden contingent under
Gen. Hitler.
OfficiaI-Numbcr of Prisoners Cap
Iurcd at Sedan.
BERLIN, Sept. 1S.-A telegram from the
Kings headquarters states that the total
number of men actually captured at Sedan
was only 10000, including 80 generals
and ,, sos officers, 500 of whom were re-
leased on parole. The killed and wound
ed numbered 10000.
Prussia will Recognize the Govern
ment that Makes the Biggest Bid.
BERLIN, Sept 19.-The North German
Gazette says the Republican Government
of France exists de facto; the Imperial ex-
lists de jUre. We shall treat with that Of
fcring the best conditions.
HAMBURG, Sept. Notwithstanding
the suspension of the blockade, there is
no abatement in precautions for the pub
lie safety.
Death of a Princess.
DRESDEN, Sept 19.-Princes5 Amelia
died yesterday, aged seventy-six years.
She was a sister of King John.
NaPOIeOn's Opinion of Prussian
Pluck.
BERLIN, Sept. 19.-The following news
is official: While Napoleon was at Ma.
muir he eulogizcd the discipline and cour
age of the Prussian soldiers, and said
nothing could keep them out of Paris.
nc. estabIIshment of German Steam
Lines.
BREMEN, Sept. 19.-The North Ger
man Lloyd's line OF steamers will com
mence running regularly again between
Bremen and United States ports the frs
of October.
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satisfied with the Government, which hsi
allied to adopt revolutionary measures. A
manifesto, voted by twenty arrondisse
ments of Paris, was presented to-day tC
the Provisional Government, and will be
posted to morrow on the walls. The
manifesto requires the immediate eVoi OF
the general commissioners in the prov.
inces. Gen. Cluseret isdesie mated by the
people of Paris. 1t is the request of the
people of Lyons. 1t is doubtful If the
Government will yield under that double
pressure. The Government is afraid.
The Prussians surrounded last night a
battalion of Partisan Francs Tureurs at
'Meaux. The forest, therefore, cannot be
ct on fire.
Prussia will Treat with a Compe-
tent Party.
PARIS, Sept. 10, Evening. The city is
quiet even to dullness The bOuleVards
are crowded with soldiers. There are no
symptoms of disturbance observable. .s.ll
Prussia explains that she will be fully
prepared to treat for peace only when
France presents government sufficiently
able to enforce treaty.
The UhIans Occupy Versailles.
PARIS, Sept. 19-Cable special to the
Herald.-It is reported that four hundred
Uhlans yesterday occupied Versailles.
Postal service has been suspended and a
service by messengers will be organized.
Several Prussian scouts were killed yes
terday by the Guard Mobile and Francs
Tireurs in the neighborhood of Paris.
A fight took place yesterday ten miles
from Paris. The Prussians, $4,000
strong, had established position on the
heights, when they came in contact with
a French accommodating party. The fight
lasted two hours.
Favre's circular is universally approved.
The Russian Ambassador has left the
CITY.
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TrottIng Sport To-Day.

There will be grand and lively sport over
the Nashville Trotting Park to-day, there
being two races of extraordinary interest
on the tapis The first race will be for a
purse of thirty dollars for roadsters, and
there will be several entries. The second
race will be mile heats for purse of $500,
to wagons. This race has been talked of
for some time and has created no little in
terest E. r. Driver names Lizzie" and Col.
R. Woodin names 'Newsboy." Both of
these are cracked horses on the trotting
turf and the race is creating much interest.
The first race takes place at 3 o'clock.
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Arrangements for Com. FarraguI'S
FuneraI-RecruiIS for the French
and Prussian Armies-RumOrs of
Yellow Fever, etc.
New YORK, Sept. 18.-It appears that
a United States steamer has been placed
at the disposal of the committee for the
removal of Farragut's remains to New
York. Two divisions of militia will pa
rade upon the occasion of the funeral and
the 9Th regiment will act as a guard of
honor
The steamer City of Brooklyn took out
$50 recruits for the French and Prussisn
armies.
The disease among the troops in Gov
ernor's Island is malignant bilious fever,
of which there has been nine deaths; the
rest of the twenty-seven cases which have
occurred are either entirely recovered or
in fair way thereto. No new case has
occurred within three days, and the ply
sicians state positively that the disease is
not yellow fever.
Four of the crew of the brig I. B. Berry,
which arrived in the Bay Thursday night,
had yellow fever at Havana and one died.
Capt. Stephen Paine died there of cholera.
4 vessel attempted to go past Am
boy, to avoid quarantine, but the revenue
authorities discovered a dead body among
the cargo in the hold and the vessel was
detained.
Baron Henry De Riever, who figured
extensively in this country, was killed re-
Gently at Metz, while in command of a
French regiment.
The steamer Lafayette was apparently
detained to complete loading supplies for
the French army.
Thomas hinsclla and Henry W. Slocum
are to be Democratic candidates for Con-
rrcss in the Second and Third Districts.
Democratic Rule.
The Board of Supervisors this afternoon
fixed the rate of taxation for the current
year at $22. 30 per 81, 900, 90 cents per
thousand less than last yesr, and lower
than any other city in the Union. Nalua-
ton of the city, 81, 047, 3S8, 449.
German Refugees.
Fifty German families, expelled from
Paris, were passengers on the Iowa.
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FROM SPAIN.
The Republicans Organizing q Lee
gfOn 20 Assist France.

The Republicans Organizing q Lee
giOn 20 Assist France.
MADRID, Sept. ia special dispatch
to the New York Herald says: A Repub-
lican legion to aid France is now in course
of organization here, several leading Re
publicans assisting in the movement.
VOmito Broken Out at Barcelona.
MAoR1D, Sept. 18-Vomito has broken
out at Barcelona. Already ten deaths, in
GLIDING the health officer. The Govern
meDt has sent commissioners to inVes-
tigate the circumstances.
The Hasty Recognition.
MADRID, Sept. 19.-Senor Olozaga yes
terday breakfasted with Primaud Serrano.
His explanation of his prompt recOgni-
ton of the French Republic was perfectly
satisfactory, and fully justified by the
production of dispatch from Sagosts,
recommending recognition, but who was
afterwards censIred for the act. e.
MADRID, Sept. 19.-Olozaga's recogni-
ZION of the French Republic has been
ratified by Spain.
Republican manifestations in favor of
France, were recently made at Toledo.
The raising of the French blockade In
the North and Baltic seas is officially an
nouRced by the Spanish Government.
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BASE BALL.
Benefit for Mr.C.H.n rorer.

benefit for Mr. e.. He DrcYer.
The following correspondence with the
derserving object in view, explains itself:
NASHVILLE, Sept. II, 1S7O.-James
Dougherty, Esq, President of the Nash.
vile Base Ball Club-Dear Sir: Under
standing that G. H. Dreyer, worthy me-
chanie, was a large sufferer at the fire at
Jones foundry on the night of the 10th
inst, having lost nearly everything belong
ing to him, we, the undersigned, would re-
spectfully aid you and your club to get up
and play a match game of base ball at the
Fair Grounds for his benefit, at such time
as might best suit your convenience.
Respectfully,
A 81 Langford, VIM Stockel,
A Moore 4 Son, JB Romans,
] G Sleiger, Wood & Simpson &
Rees,
j II Thatcher, 7 NJ Brennan & Bro,
Weakley & Warren, Fl s North,
Stewart & Geiger.
NASHVILLE, Sept. II, 1870.-Messrs.
VIM. Stocked, j. B. Romans and others:
Gentlemen-Your communication Of this
date, asking that match game of base
ball be played for the benefit Of Mr.. @. h.
Dreyer, is received.
And we, on behalf of our respective
clubs, beg leave to announce that we will
play a match game of base ball at the Fair
Grounds on Wednesday, Sept. 81, 1870, at
Bpm. Respectfully,
JAS. DoUGHERTY,
President Nashville B. B. c.
E. E. HoRsER,
President Morgan B. B. c..
The Odd Fellows Band has kindly vol
unteered to be on the grounds on the occs-
sion. with their delightful music.
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RICHMOND, VA.
Counterfeits-CoIored JurIer

-COlOred Juries.
RICHMOND, Sept. 19.-The police ar
rested Henry Burton in the act of pound,
ing metal in five and three cent nickels.
Several influential colored citizens visi-
ted Gov. Walker, this a. m, to ask that
colored men be admitted to the jury box.
The Governor informed them that the
Legislature had not altered the old code
so as to admit it, and advised them to ap-
neal to that BODY,
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craduaI Emancipat,on

UIdUHAI h1HHeIHOfPtItEOHs
HAVANA, Sept. 19.-Rembella is re-
ported to have surrendered.
The children of all slaves captured
since the year 1854 after serving an ap-
premiership of 16 years are to be set free,
by order of Capt. Gen. DeRodas.
NEW YORK, Sept. 19,-Private dis
patches state. that the number of deaths
in Havana, from yellow fever, for the
week ending Saturday aggregated $50.