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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-15
Gitp Real Gstate for Sale.

-FXECUTOR's SALE.-514 BROADWAY,
N opposite St. Nicholas Hotel I'toy marble BCILDhu %iOi
lot in Fee =, -. v,,,.a.
The foursory modern bownsone, desirable DIV hIIsv. VII"
PTRNrURB No. Rutherford place btuyyesant square, io' IN 'e
Also by Estate: ,r
No ~ Past yp,hst between Broadway and Unyersypaee ia
sized DWELLING and LOTT leasehod
''''' Also: -. :,
to LET mailed free ~,
s125OOO TO LOAN on BOND and MORTGAGE In sums 70 suit ."
City Real Estate. Apply to =, = srvvprqoy l. sOy
pnest
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EXECTTOR's SALE,
MoKRs WILKISs. AuctonecL
LINE TENEMENT PROPERTY, north =

LINE TENEMENT PROPERTY, northeast
L erly corner Washington and Rectorstl, % ~ TON h 81
LUDLOW will SELL Auction on WEDNESDAY,, feb % .l
AZ u clock AZ Exchange Sal No DID BrnINeg IrrY
Building vauabe PLOT southeast hagton aud Rector
m contsirinr 90 t rche n p u @
aud % feet inches on tcrh e D." - sc
en,ops more or admirably adapted .of tenfnf nt'
Offering "a r. oppoues Tor light and ventilation; i mpUel 10
command an income ofirom per for and m psr
, ulsrs. apply o Re- AuctiOnetB PiHest 4olyl
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Real estate 10 Gxrbaugc.

" Warl u etchan.s for house location Brooklyn NJ
A. rutland & Co. 5 Beekuau-st, v l.
ITO Observation-Disclosures JEWELRl,
with some diamonds and lyeware for HOUSE 10 Nrwlork 10
one wishing 10 engage IN the essry business, this is chllo
viz e 4 j. HUNT 3ts BroJuest, y. I.
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Gonsrs an0 farms uantr0

WANTED to Rent in BOnd-st., near broad
w way HOUSE for ness ose - MCKAY, s75JP o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-15

0. H. PIERsos, Aacloneer
by A. d. MELLICK, JR & BRO,
ID No Pae-st, NeE.Y0rf,
THURSDAY Feb. %, 1871,
At3l on the premises,
HOUSE and LOT. at
Rosele ". J.
Dwelling 70 with al the modern m3o'eaeaisi grounds
are 10000 For fall particular apply to Auctionerrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-15
BrookIpn Real estate for Sale.
Cona 1slano Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE-A very desirable FARM at lslip,
Long Island excellent level len IN hn oseri
two miles from Depot Soute Railroads front Of ore mile
the abundance Of and muck ocs lmpe
men ero on the ground sold the desired
immediate. Address W. " niNoAb W W. - N"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-15

NCUOR LJNE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
~ LIVERPOOL and LONDOSDBhkli
from Pier %, North River.
EVERY SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY
IOWA WEDNESDAY, FebusrY 49,
Cabin nd Steeafe,
423 st,eraye gcke from above ports, SO
80 HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents
2 Bowl ingyrpen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-15

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-JCEY CAsEs-BArcHFohp J.
Opens az II a. m.
3d. Henri Msiari ct al agt The 1917 Met gllom at longner7
The New York herald., 1871-02-28
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AhUeEARNTs-sEcoSD PAGE Fourth. nf.h and siIsh
s61sS Ss1 ;5paSS SSSsSSs.oosD r.e,
BoARSERs w&aRaTED-srcosD PAsr-rhs. and second
BsooKLSN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-N,srn rAax-
SusIS ss OPPORTUNITIES Es-sroosp rAsr-rnrd col
4H Esa GsTzsz EoR
and
column
s:sss. ssGs
SosAsTSEEsaIsFns sscs srsosp r.sn- Third column
P1NciNa ACADEMlEs sIoosD PAeE Fourth column.
ksSss nSSsSs IS EE4 ss$sapD AND
FURNIsHED-EIaHTH Fourth, nth and sixth
EUROPEAN sTEAxsHrPs-rwxlsru PAox-nnn col.
EIxANoiAr.-F Frss1 PAer-rourth aud srh columns
AsD s ~
E,@HIH pAeE-sssh column.
TsEsch SHs sS@ pAas-rrh
HRLf wXSTED-MALEs-rwrLrr pAsx-rour.h col.
HELP wANrEp-PEMALEs-r PAsr-rl.. and
RoRsEs. cASkTXGEs, Ao-rrnsr pAsr-secona and
third columns.
t ise%s
JERSEY CITY, HoBOkkN HUDSON CITY AND BER-
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-NINTn PAaR-
Second coumn.
column
LOST AND FOt Nd FIRST PAol-Third column
MACHINERY SECOND PAGE-Third column.
MARBLE MANTEL6--FIRsr PAeT-Slxth column.
MATkIMONIAL-EIGuTH PAGE-Thrd column
xisCELLANEoUs sADvEKrIsEMENTs-Tnsru PAGE
nIscsItANEoTs- ISi'Ii EIGHTH PAGE Sixth co lumn
MLSICAL--SrooND p PAGE-Sixth column
HEw NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAaE-Third column.
PERSONAL-FIEsT PAaE-Ffrst column
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Fourth column.
PROPOSALS-EIeHTu PAGE--Sfxth column.
PROPERTY OCf OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-NISTn PAaE-second. third and fourth col
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE NINTH PAer-Fourth
REAL ESTATE WANTED Mn TIL PAaE-romtb and nf.h
coiumnB
RESTAURANTS EIGHTH PAar-Third column
1EWARDS-FIRsT PAGE-Third column.
SALES AT Al CTI0N METH pAeE-Fifth and sixth col
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-ELE PAGE
end TwRLFTH PAGE First column.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
Special NOTICES FIRST PAer-Firs. and second col
sPoRTING-DoGs, BIRDS &o.-FrRsT PAGE Second
srALLioNs-Fmsr PAar- Second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES -EieHTH PAar-
rRAvELIERs' suEi uGEWinE-rwrIrrH PAer-six,h column.
UNFuRNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
EIGHTH PAGE-Sixth column
WANTED TO PuRCiiAsE--FiRsT PAGE-siXth column
WINES LIQUORS, Ac-EI0HTH PAGE--Sixth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &o.-FiRsT PAGE-Sixth col
umn.
The New York herald., 1871-02-28

WANTED TO PURcHAsE,A BLOOD BAY MARE OF
w stye and fine action, well broken double single
harness. about fifteen hands inch over capable or
trottng in 9:b0, sound and kind line addressed 70
JCDGE. Herald Office, stating particulars, will with
attention
The New York herald., 1871-02-28
HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART,
1l2 AND ia EAST 18TH ST., NEAR 9Th AV.
REduL4K nxSad SALE rIrsn or HORSES n ASD @ GARBAGE


sf 6ssbss 81 boRsHs AsD Asn FE6H CARRIAGES
S g nanTs sissn pqrchasers to !est warrantees
u nas fAx oHgFFFTIRoaN4
re 4 is IS sEYESH1a Il
y. Wells Taunton. Mass was sired by st. Law renee dam
unknown ottsd when years. wa,cvie, Me-, in 31iS
after private trial sS and NEAR
ing first quarter in 81 secon ami bali mile in Os never
free from ysrransd sound KIND and true
BAx a1 sy , ASas dam an
road wagon driven BY owner; l5 hands, years. warranted
ELEGANT BAY coupe carriage Horse, ls hands,
Years fine style and action. good under saddle;
BROWN COLI years old long and han som. name and
a n @ s,H than
S HORSE w..
25 never g beer landed for spec sinee lIs better
and true, warranted sound. --~
ys. ss GsST. I
u hands extra ns g.. and action al day .ray
every respect coupe family horse warranted
SOUND kind and 'ras Toge:1sr With CoyPE nearly new
go!sk s5is
kind io
c2aC LAR FRosT CLARENCE nearly new built
BAY rxHY RS' ons name and s is
:Gua driver fears n0ns war
sLyM, G0uPE RoCKAwAY, nearly new, built by MINER
DARK BAY MARE. iS hands, years; suitabl. for lgh.
trucking any business use; good ravener warranted
SESsS So1cH1 d1s order, HgsgEhL Prov maker.
foP ANp No TOP KoAb wASoN Ses ums mster. SALE
n HARNESS, single and double; BLANKETS, ROBES,
WEATHER NEVER rNTERFEREs WITH OUR SALES.
The New York herald., 1871-02-28
sTALLIONS.

At 600 FOR SALE, FOR ONE "a. hALR I HIS yALUE,
try dark bay years old ish hand. high long flowing
sound kind and free from bleish and OF the best rong
blood In the country valuable for track, breeding
For particulars address B. W. box AS New York Office
The New York herald., 1871-02-28

4 WHOLE FUNERAL FOR &2a.--C CONSISTS OF COZ
"a fin for adult, and carriage y25 at BURKE
McCORHICk'S, a27 Bowery near Second street, New
The New York herald., 1871-02-28

N ELEGANT COUPE EEsTABLIsaMEHT FOR SALE
n VERY STYLISH CHESTNUT HORSE very long
and tau Is hands, years; extra fine gait; splendid
action al day traveller Of great bottom and endurance
an easy driver and IN every rc:pect first class
acO0pE built to order By JAs, s. CONE & Co; .sarYy
HARNESS, made to order by TRAIN0R.
The above win be sod at auction THIS DAY, u O'CLOCK
II previously dsposed OF at private sale bv
4 Van TAssELL az their HORSE AND CARRIAGE nuc
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE, where the establishment can
be seen -
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A FOR SALE-AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
n. on WEDNESDAY, (TO-MORROWl March

], J..
atluh prompt, At stable No. 43 Great Jones street,
Five 6ne Hores including Trottng Coach, Road and
Extra hAnd.o%e, stylish and high bred pair, of
years old this sprng; are half brothers. were
both sired by General Woodworth's Clay Of Geneseo; !;
they have flowing and tafs and white, and can
scarcely distinguished from each other; fine, ac
uon and attractive and stylish road
game and prompt and drive evenly and pleasant without
rettlng Juggling; they trot B5 gait together
the beat minutes they warranted sound and
kind every particular and for phaeton,
they have few superio They worthy Of special
ton.
the fine brown trc.tng Mare Lady WINFIELD BY Major
WINFIELD now Edward Everett and owned by Robert Bon
ner was raised n Columbia county BY Mr. Buren, her
Aed 70 abou, 6* bands years DID, beautiful brown with
trials Of from 242 10 a46 trotted half mile
handled promises trot very fast next season she
finely made handsome and stylish and for
private road trottng horse she has SUPERIOR fine
free easy and pleasant driver has vice can pull
road wagon ut 26 gait and warranted 40 on any
good track, and 10 warranted sound and kind.
These three horses the property private gentle
man pecnniarily embarrassed and obliged 10 sell.
Also two other tine Horses, including troer:
beat S5 warranted Full particulars morrows
Herald and at SALE
this stock offered for positive and peremp.ory ssle
there being limits or restrictions whatever and
warranted represented Al SALE fair trial given
Stock be and examined any time prior 10 sale
stable.
The New York herald., 1871-02-28

TOR sALE--A TEAM OF YOUNG KENTUCKY HORSES,
l6 hands high, and years old free and easy drivers
very stylish. Apply to r. GAFFNEY 1 co, 225 Bowery.
The New York herald., 1871-02-28

STORAGE FOR FURNITURE II. pRY.. wD. "a.
moved E city country Apply at va and l2s East Fifty
thiri street, near Lexington avenue.
The New York herald., 1871-02-28

OFFICIALS DRAWINGS.
u, II, o. a. 20. %. .. es s. q, Il.
KANTuCKY-oLAsA Ied
BALkY CO.. Bfokers..
Old blished 001ce- broad dwsy.
The New York herald., 1871-02-28
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sLEIGns, &C.

A THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
"A JOHNSTON VAN TAsSELL,
Onlce and salesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post Office.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NToTICE.-A RR0uLAR MEETING or THE KNIGHTS
. Lycsum Hail. 7Sl Broadway. Tickets Win be ready FOR
the annual panquet
RICHARD " HAhNETT,
Corresponding Secretary.
The New York herald., 1871-02-28

CTANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES,
y Manufactured and for sale only by the patentees.
fHrl4AN Il CoLLENpER. 73s broadway New IorS
The New York herald., 1871-02-28

LyOR SALE-SEVERAL GOOD HORSES NEW VIC
t,rla, top and top Wagon, fnc double and single
Harness staoe to rent Apply at No. West Thirteerh
street, Fifth avenue.
The New York herald., 1871-02-28
LOST AND FOUN d.

A LADYS MUFF FOUND IN K. BROWNS LACE
"A atorc Sl9 Broadway. Inquire at the desk.
LIOUND--ON TUESDAY, A LADY'S GOLD WATCH
and Chain. The owner can have the same by applying
at station A.
The New York herald., 1871-02-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
IVNV TUE
For sale by nj, druggists.

A --A.-PERSONS WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
life insurance companies, and who do not desire to
their policies nbsone sa borrow the
surrender value Of their policies by applying at Insurance
Avan iha.tr s,v vept.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-05
NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, JULY s. 1871.

his parents residence No Abngdon-square was shot
in the head and dangerously wounded by unknown
person The BAH extracted
James Fyfe IS, OF No. 238 East feminist had his
hand shattered by the explosion OF pistol.
John OBrien, age -, of No. 23l Mulberryst lost his
left hand In like manner, and TAKEN to Bellevue
Hospital
Michael Wonsaycr age u OF No 1sG Eldridgest, had
his left hand shattered by the discharge OF pistol.
John Hines Of No 80 East Twenty eighthst, shot him
self through the left hand with pistol Taken to Belle
yuc Hospital
Josepe Hedden age IL, Of Ninety thrdst Fourth
ave. had his hand shattered by the explosion OF gun.
Thomas Harnett age H. Of No. 45l West Forty second
st., shot himself through the right hand with pistol.
Jacob Uauser, age A. of No. 20 JacksOn-s was seri-
pistol.
John Kelly. age g. Of No % Parlrst,, seriously
wounded by the premature discharge OF small cannon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-05
ON LONG ISLAND.

The day was duly observed in all Of the
towns the North and South shores of the Island AZ
Jamaica Freeport, Amity vile, and Babylon flags were
displayed speeches made, and banquets gwen. The
greater number visitors congregated at Rockaway,
where they enjoyed ample opportunities for fishing,
sailing and bathing In the evening there were exhibit
tons Of fireworks in many towns. Excursion trains
upon all of the railroads and though double
the usual number OF used, the accommodations
FOR pleasure-sccke scarcely sufficient.
Al Long Island City there 40 formal celebration
St. MaTys r. C. Church made m excursion 10 SchwalcL-
herg's Park which was attended hy nearly all the city
officials At GrcenpOint salutes fred az sunrise and
sunset, and the steamer Artisan made excursion ia
NcW-I ondOn, Conn. At IdTInngdde addresses were
made by Judge Reed, the Hon L. Il. Prince, and Others
AT College Point there 1900 visitors. SIXtyscNCT
trains were run the Flushing Railroad during The day
with 10000 passengers. Patchoglc, Fire Island, AMI
other points were crowded with visitors during the day
During race between the yachts OrstOn. Adde, and
Fanny III Great South Bay, Long Island, the form,r
capsizcd mile from the p shore. and sunk IN ten
feet Of water. Fifteen men were on board, but were
rescued hy the other yachts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-05
IN WEsTCuEsTER COUNTY.

No public celebration of the day appears to
have taken place 10 any town of Westchester County
but every grove aud iayore resort crowded with
pleasure seekers AT New-Rochele, the members OF
Entire Nous Club gave reception and entertainment.
The sth Regiment U. :. Band from Dayid's Island,
furnished tho music The members OF company T. sd
Regiment ~ Co 4 n. Y, Capt. s T. Lyon. had a pic me
i o+bor,a Wood. when was uumcrOusly attended. At
Williams Bridge there was boat race on the Bronx,
G,sbiu and furnishing he Roman Catholic Church
m Wakefield Alert Fire Engine Company Of West
FERNS held their annual llCnlC Ia Lying WOODS. IN
POI Wcn's LoIgo OF Pottchester held picnic Fox
isiond near the village The citizens Of Sing Sing con-
frbutod about $500 to defray the expenses OF formal
rr.iscs were held at olive Han, including rotations,
aud an Grafton by A0eIo G.. Mcdonald OF brooht H. IN
Tho cycuiu there WAS fair display o. fireworks. AZ
The state Prison there was concert and the cOnycts
were treated With OXtia IatiOn-.
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THE DAY ELsEWHERF.

Business vas suspended at Augusta, Ga. The
colorcd people pagaded through tho streets
independence Day was celebrated IN Port
land Ne with much spirit. In the i0uroued boat race
the inst pIlc vas taken ny TIE - JoAH ''"' 'o'"'
club.
In Philadelphia the day passed OFF quietly
Ttcle WAS thc usual record OF small fires ana MINOR ac-
broke down, slightly inuriug eight OF Ten people.
A national salute was fired at Fortress
Monroe at noon There was brilliant display oi hIe
persons The Old Point Is. B. club beat the Arngtons
OF Norfolk by IS 10 10.
In Baltimore she day was almost universally
observed 20 % holiday Thousands left the cry on eA,
clrsious 10 various places. The city was Illuminated
with - general display Of fireworks M the evening
There vas 4 very heavy III. during the afternoon
IT. Richmond, Va, the Fourth was celebIa-
ted lot Toe first time sin,G NE wal ny gtnr'@.
sion Of business grand Pythan tournament ara o.er
festivities no tie Agricultural FAIR crOunds l~o new
military companies paladed IheEc was me ui'piaJ
Of fireworks AT night
The Staten Island ferry boats made half-hour
trim yescr Law and conveyed at least 10000 visitors 10
no island c trains from TsttCnyille were crowded
with passcpgc.s The steamers Mary Powell, Amercus,
and Cnam carried 900 passengers around the Island.
Tho day otherN se was not specially observed
At Buffalo, n heavy ram storm set In early
in the morning and continued throughout the dd pre-
venting the intended outdoor celebration. me Itg%tts
post poned nntl Thursday The Mckee oeateinD OF
pittsburgh the Timing club OF Toronto, ana the Peer-
less Of Rochester agreed 20 wait over and take part IN
the contest.
In Washington, the day was observed as a
general holiday and passed without disturbance The
law against firing conOusublcs IN the streets was geIei
ally enforced Al noon, there national salute but
no pubic celebration party went To Manassas, Wte
Gen o. o. Howard delivered an ORATOR. The de't III
habtnts Association passed the day 40 MOUNT vernon
ThOuspud. Of persons went on picnic and reaEUoat eA
cursous. AZ O'Clock T. th re was beaNy TAI! oi
rain.
AZ POughkcepsio there vas an enthusiastic
celebration. All tie county aud city otngof7 were en-
tcIt.u,i az noon ut the city Hal by Mayor Eastman
In IN. afternoon at Eastman Tara, there were sach
rnce wheClharOw race, rts amt also htil"uh TO-,
In, contestants being NJ Nellie I4usou IN "a u " w
Thur, "A assembled four niles straight up gong Vu
Of sight Mr. s,rtgcs sailed lower down. ana NV ,
entered the clouds nnall, ldutiIg no Iust EW"h lasl
ulht Is OJ PERSONS wltrt Cd display o. LieWulhh a!
m" purk ono OF tho pieces was itltVttht"ti"A oi
the proposed Hudson River bridge ~ ibAEhAe'ls'' anu
, was received with tremendous nheeIlne'
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forces Of treason, slavery, and wrong" PROLONGED ap

forces Of treason slavery, and wrong" prolonged ap
plause.I
vocal club sang, "Let every Heart Rejoice and Sing
after which came the unyeling Of the monument aud
presentation address by Edwin T. willis, on behalf the
Board OF Chosen Freehoders and the reception speech
Of Senator Columbus Beach The remaining exercises
consisted OF recitation by Major A. d. Blanchet Com
mander in the Grand Army Of the Republic, the cerc
mony OF wreathing the monument, more vocal music,
the reading OF the Declaration OF independence by Fran
CHS Child aud the beuedlcton by the Rev W. T.. Ellison
The Governor then retired to his residence, where he
entertained his staff and numerous friends. The column
formed and marched to the Court House grove,
where soldiers dinner served. The feature OF the
evening was perfect pyrotochnic fac-simile OF the mon
uuout iteeIf
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eral There were also present on the stage the
Hon Geo A. Halsey, III. H. Conger, exAsslst-
ant Secretary of State; Senator Cattell. tho
Hon. II g. Little exPresldent OF the state senate; the
Common Council Of M0rrstown, the Board or CHOSEN
Freehoders OF Morris County, the municipal authorities
OF other towns Major Thomas j. ilalsey Marsha OF tue
day and aids the veteran soldiers of the county,
number Of temperance organizations, the prominent
citizens of the town, and invited guests. - - ,c,.
After PRAYER iy the Rev J. NJ ogden, ID. d, Of Chat
ham, Gov. Randolph delivered the foloWlhH opening
adj
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
HOW TAMMANY CELEBRATES.
sz.

THE DEMOCRATIC PROGRAMME - SPEECHES ~
WILLIAM n. TWEED AND GARRISON \. POTTER
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THE NATIONAL HOLIDAY.
YESTERDAYS CELEBRATIONS

IN Ntw-YoRK-rHE PARADE AND FlREMU ',l'l'.,-s
AT THE CWARrTABIE IN~ruIHoNs-ND' O''>
FROM ALL OVER THE COuNitA'
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zee Eighth PsAs
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22
WASHINGTON FIRE Company,
CARD OF THANKS,


WHEREAS the members of the Washington
S. f. Z. & H. and L. Co, No Z, OF WEI
mlngton, Delaware, having visited the fire
men of the cities of Charleston, 5. c.; Will
mington, n. c., and Norfolk, Va, would
respectfully submit the following resolutions
Resolred, That we unanimously and sin
cerely return our thanks to the firem9n and
citizens of Charleston, $. c., and make special
mention OF the following gentlemen Chief
Engineer NJ. II. Nathans and his Assistants
Major G. Lamb Buist, Prot. A 5. Smith,
President Upper of the Chamber Of Com
merce, Capt. Armstrong, and Capt Charles
Carroll White, of the steamer Emily, and
host of others whose names have slipped our
memories, but whose kindness will never be
forgotten as long rs the men live who shared
their Inequalities, and
Res0lued, That we return our thanks 10 the
minister and members Of the Citadel Square
Baptist Church, for the courtesy extended to
US by them during our visit to their beautiful
church and
Resolped That we return our thanks TO the
Mayor and municipal authorities for the spon-
taneous manifestations Of welcome extended
to us during our stay also, TO Col. Barkley
in whom we found genial gentleman; and
we pledge ourselves by the adoption Of the
foregoing resolutions that should the firemen
of Charleston, 8. c., return the visit at some
future day, 10 make their stay pleasant, and
extend TO them hearty welcoming TO our
city and
Resolrsd, That we return our sincere thanks
for the valuable presents received, and the re-
collections surrounding them and pledge our
selves to hold them in grateful remembrance
o. our visit to the city of Charleston, S. S.
Res0lred That we tender our sincere thanks
to Chief Engineer Boatwrights and officers
and members of the Fire Department of Will
mington, n. c., also, 10 the citizens for their
many manifestations of welcome during our
stay, and we will ever hold in pleasant re-
mcmbrance the visit to our namesake city of
the South.
ResOl0sd, That we return our thanks to
Capt. Samuel Kimberly and officers and mem.
bers of the United Fire Company and United
Hook and Ladder Company for their I'M
bounded welcome extended to us and the
many presents presented TO us during our
stay in Norfolk, Va, also, to Capt Robert
Quinn and the members of the Hope Fire
Company for the attention and many presents
we received at their hands and, last though
not least, TO Col. Corprewe, proprietor of tho
National Hotel. for the attentions received by
US from him; and
Resolved, That we return our thanks to tho
Fame Hose Company and the firemen gener-
ally, for the splendid reception given us on
our return, and would make special mention
Of the grand display OF fireworks made by the
Wawaset Base Ball; also, the Diamond State
and several of our citizens along tue route Of
the parade.
Resolcsd, That a copy OF the foregoing
preamble and resolutions be sent to each Of
the Chief Engineers of the Fire Departments
Of Charleston, S. c., Wilmington, n c., and
Norfolk, Va. also, that they be published in
all our city papers.
W. II. QUINN.
IL. G. KYLE,