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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-19
EXTENSIVE FIRE At GALEsBURG, ILL.
PARNUMs CIRCUS.

Mr.. Barnums new show has started on its
The extent of that tour Will not he restricted by
pentup Utica The undivided continent Is Mr. Barnums
field OF enterprise and we do not doubt it will be thor
oughy cultivated. He gave the opening exhibitions,
last week. at Brooklyn, where they were attended by
great multitudes of pleased spectators The Museum
Menagere and Circus shown in TWO tents instead
OF three as was originally proposed. But these TWO
tents afforded accommodation to 5000 persons ana they
were filed every afternoon and evening On Mohuay
the show was at GreenpOint To-day 1t will instruct ana
ar,pse the residents OF Wiamsburgh On Thursday and
Friday il will he at Jersey City On SATURDAY IL en-
camps upon the plains OF Hoboken MI. baIhuh t i
girs the metropolis round about with the noise OF his
fame but does not enter within its gates. His new show
merits public favor and will doubtless receive what IL
merits For those who like to inspect the characters
and habits Wild beast its offers ample opportunity 10
enlarge their knowledge and satisfy their taste ana IL
il wibal vast medley OF curious emblens, allhae1
acbievements and objects of knowledge, utility, ana
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good brick or frame 'ouse within less than 30 minutes
walk Of the NewYors City Hall being offered 5000 TO
frame ba according to location not distant fro%
the ferries will rent for 300 % 5000. and narrow.
There ia pDITf inn brck ho, ryabIo in eTcv ct
rents thls year. compared WIN Iast for hOse ior
Win zoo was obtained last ycal' ~ rs s9Eed tas
Increase,
RAILWAY rAcfLI oEs.
As many thousands of people viii probably seek homes
outside OF the cites this Spring 10 give for their
Information the following particulars yc3ting 90 the
lines Of railroad leading from NsgYork and the cities
and villages located thereon:
The New-Jersey Central Railroad h. de DrcadlY tie
ap oIy NJ snctv H. fcTrv 5oS S and any
well kept and land their passengers mt a convenient
point in New-YOrk. It, policy has been sgsTy in
ducement 10 people desiIous OF obtaining s,ysrDan
homo
ceeded in building up great many villages, and thc
growth OF these places is likely to be great
Elizaheth and Painfcld Elizabeth has attained the
magnitude of large city, AMI u faVoTte ptce 81 rest
for people driven ont Of Hew-fork ana Brooklyn
bv hi0b uricas IL has steam communication with New
York by Be- trains daily-3l by the NewJersey Central
and p by the New7Jerscy Railroad Inc number OF
trains ON both roads running 10 bXl1en r I'm ,yi
York Il 81. The Communication ny tll6 Ne"-JtISs i
Railroad IL go per annn' ana ,o ~ in Trims to
and from Elizabeth to New York by both railroads ON
,o i J}eI, Se9'ff mo 70 hus'' sis jS 49, as SIS $50
SIS go 40 $50 go lot5 and u "a. o,o "a ,o
inmL2J $50 40 49, SD, SO. $780, o:O' 7;'' 3d.
~. $50 and y p "A "a, o ola
$50 $40 9:0j $780, go O:i5. li:h bmi L. Z - 80
4:lO $40 $40 D. $50 7:50 3:ij 92j 1000 ll:i3 and il ID
NeVJeFsey Railroad from Eliziheth-t:lo - ~ ~
8:J 8:fj g.l5 1913 1870 u i 80" 1t'' 80
$50 6.55. !. 7l5 95 go lO;jD and ll-J p , =, -.
Plainaeld p miles distant but - no iurther III polnS
of time than points than half as idr on SOME
other lines from New York. 10 Is very tnrlliHs'
healthy, pleasant city, free from agie ana nlushe,oes
Property has advanced greatly in the past lew years
hut is s reasonable. well-lOcaed cottage near tno
depot with lot go feet wide and 100 feet deep can
be- obtained for $1,000 upward. Cottages, hye 10 zen
minutes. walk from the depO offered TO rent at 500
10 ,C0 per annum; houses with land, stables, @c
az from $500 Ia $40 per aunum. a.
Piiufei a. follows 8, 1870 wv a. M
m p 2O iO Sis. D. B. $50 and u AMI Flhnle lor
New YORK A. fooHs 7;3. 7j3 8:, 300 nav n 10
2I $50 $3.50 ami 9.1J Commutauon 30 Per a1nun
the HtNJei'J
l.utraI between New or1 AND PLlInleI:
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NEW RAILROAD LINES.

An Improvement in the market for real estate ana IN
the prices obtained Is noticeable in quarters out
side of the cities This is in many cases the result OF
the construction of railroads and the opening OF the
districts through which they pass. Comparatively Few
persons are familiar with the great resources OF the
country lying close TO this city, heretofore having no
means Of rect access but about to be opened 10y
the building of the Midland Railroad The county
abounds with very valuable waterpowers ana great mn
cra wealth. There seems to be no reason why ill., sh
should not be erected along the water courses sun
manufacturing villages are common thr. y. ~
the Eastern States, and chiefly tributary ~ ma
ton. This great manufacturing business mag ,h;s
BROUGHT close tO NewYork by the opening y, an c
railrdi ard hy taking advantage OF the Iia,u " The
tagr4 of the country through when IL VII n,nning
road IL making rapid progress, ana seot,o m,nufar.
northwest of Paterson will soon De opcov i,'n,s IN
urcrs and 10, pie seeking Investments az ~ shicb ihe
aliz. The ADV tuaes the district - said to
road vii ua,s and considerable invest aitb tn rms
be nlr.a0y made An additional s"ur'o ~ V A. nor nkey
Instruct j. found ia valuable iron ores -. tho,e of
th,t M. valuable veins maI be opoIu ~ .t,rrsnuey
W"rrs emmy I'm addition, the country - fr suburban
hc mimi nayrdnr many desirable soS io'
Villages. -, roal estate has been faN0raDy
~ t'ro,d buildng Is along tue gov Saw, Dr.
~ nnv eraAing midway between I 'ress
DO ~ pa'js Tho ROAD has maze 80 7iytt,
al ~ 10 'npctiun h anticipated. nioS o.. Inn
lil4 ~ - luriug thC pist year lhlonea%n In nnr
'.' l by Li.s road thah e'soNn.. ,nad,
W. aud yorY heavy Investments aA'a ps'A
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TILE PROPOSED GERMAN SPA on LONG ISLAND.

THE PROPOSED GERMAN SPA ON LONG BLAND
The project for the establishment OF water
ng-place the German plan in the vicinity OF NUM-,
ington L. L. has been revived with improved prospects
Of success Having failed to awaken interest IN ms
scheme at public meeting heid ID broohyn ,ion'"
o tho ,roiector DE- Paul Langhammer, applied TO pri-
at cartasts for assistance, and succeeded IN obtain
ing subscriptions TO the amount OF 10000 for the pur
chase of land and the erection Of bathing
AT consultation yesterday between those interested III
M nroiectcd enterprise and the owners OF the property
.IPe3 a. Iocaton propositions were made Tor tue
% Of al acres near Huntington, L. H. al sl4o per acre,
ono half i'm cash and the rest III STOCK, III Ia5o Wy
Itnns are concluded, stock company WIN De ioImeu,
and buildings for medicinal and sea Daths WI" pc eioco
during the Summer. 49,, . ,.oo, obtained among
la Irsnual friends of ID. LanghainneF III bIookiyn,
to ~. GeoT0o Winker $4,000 Carl Won Gdgcrn, s5O
GedrGe Weller NJ d. S. 900 John Rabcr 5000 bernard
GTinfeder $1,000 splitter, 5000 George phn snoC'
If Uager, 5OOg LOnis Senior, s5OJG hchf i o
stein M d. IS 900 Total, 100000 In hddiuon siVU laS
been subscribed uncondtoHaY by capitaiisls Ill NOV"
York.
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DISASTROUS Fires.
4 PIER rrRNEn-1oss s5O.OOO.

4 fire was discovered in the Office of Han
cock & Coz on Pier No. ~. foot of Charton-st North
River about o'clock last evening and ii spread To
the she'd covering tic pier which speedily burned TO
lc waters edge The pier was occupied by the Albany
and Troy Steamboat Company but fortunately neither
the Vanderbilt nor Connecticut lying there, the latter
having left for Albany Upon the pier merchan
disc OF various kinds value 5000 all of which was de-
stroyCd fully insured. The pier was leased by Han
cock CO. from the city, and was valued at $1,000 10
dence The canal boats j. C. " schcrncrhorn and John
s. Pierce and another canal boat name unknown. Al
loaded with goods and all were destroyed. the
Pierce drited from Its mootnss ana under the stern OF
the City Brussels Of the Iunan line, setting fire 10 the
steamship but by the opPorune arrival OF the wreckng
steamer John Fuller, which quickly apphed thfee power
ful streams oi wafer me iaicS we're PuI Out nv
also communicated WIN lumber stored uon tne nulh
head the property ~ Douglass & Co. Of No 35 Wesst
and dana god il $780, insured.
high wind p the flames the street, and set
fire TO Nos and Westst. James C. Feely occupied
the ground floor Of No. S4 az liquor saloon loss IO
insured. Tine upper floors of the building were hed
with dodgers at the time, and The police QUICKLY occupied
themselves in saving the inmates. While at this work,
Officer McCauley of the Twentl-eighth IIcclhct was
verelv burned the hands in carrying out hte gf
Tie building, owned by j. NJ. Ridley, was damaged
S10DO insured $4,000 in the Greenwich Insurance
CompanT No. Sl3 West-st storage warehouse was
damaged $1,000 insured.
EXTENSIVE FIRE At GALEsBURG, ILL.
GALEsBURG, ILL.,, April 18.-The Union Hotel
was burned this afternoon. The lower story OF the
building was occupied by ~ A. johnson, druggist the
Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank, and Mitchell.
Reychard Coz dry-eoods merchants. The flames spread
10 the adjoining building and soon enye0ped the entire
block, all of which is N runs, Mheh tne
fire reached the 0wer floors rc,S OF the hG sofc
from the bank While the men were thus engaged the
derand Two men are reported killed. The hotel cost
$4,000 and its owners. stock company had an III,
surance of $4,000 On the furniture OF the ho'9 valued
at SO OOO there was insurance of $1,000 The total
loss is estimated at 100000
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GOOTU-i P.tsfed Mass H. Ruhen r. Booth youngest
o tie late Reuben Booth OF Danblry Coua l, i't year u
bi.aZe. ~. g.,
Funeral services James Church Danbury, wednesday the lfh
BROWN-At stanford Conn April 49, ISL Mariana Clarke wife Of
Charles W Brown daughter %; the ste Charlie liawey
The funeral will be- held - s. Johns Church STANFORD on
THURSDAY tie 2Utl inst at 3 O'Clock p IN
CROFr-On Sunday evening" April To- Of ipopeIy ohua Croft
The rel ye ard friends the family invited sisli te rnera
from his late residence Els Fietht Wenesy afternoon,
$3.50 o'clock
GIYA the residence his parents 32 Eghht Of heart ds4se.
thlrey Guy. agel II ycirs II months ani lays
Notice OF fuuera in THURSDAY morning papers
JAFFRAY-On sunday April 49, short Illness ABBY s. WIDOW
of The lite Richmond ". jafrly. 10 her 5i-h year .
The funeral place he Church Of tie Heavenly 's fth
ave betgd Forty sfh ami % at lJ:N On Wednesday
April H.
NrCUE-On the morning fhe 18th the residence Of BIG
raren l23 Ivugsiont Brooklyn. Alexander c. eest sou Of
Al-xauier AMI Mar McCGe. aged H. years
respectfully invited 70 attend ths
funeral services Peters Church cAs snd aren ss oa
"Wednesday morning, at 10 o'clock
MEEKER In Hudson City n j. Monday April H. Mary NJ vito
Of +. Meeker. aged 81 years -.
The relatives ard friend invited attend the funeral rom her as
residence Prosect Pasaieaye, Wenesiay lSh INST Al
lO.3J O'Clock a. M
RUSSELL-At his residence 81 West Tnh Monday nght.
Archibald Russell. esq. in the both year Of his age
The friends and relatives family respectfully invited 10 attend
ms funeral from Church Of the Ascension Friday t l a.
The will be taken 20 NOoawn Cemetery Tor inter
meut Immediately after the services by special trau
SNITH-t the residence his father this city the 8 day u
Ayn 1911 Doth year Of his Edward BAR smith l sa
of the Rev T.. Dunlap Smith D. D.. and Jane Cary his wife
Richmond, Va, papers please copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-19
POLITICAL NOTES.

a Committee of the Texas Legislature has
reported in favor OF dividing that State into three parts
so rs to form two Staes-OEe to be called East
Texas the other "West Texas" Tie division is only
question of time but in the Of good taste, let
names he found for the States that shall not require
the awkward prefix of East" or "West."
About 60 Republicans of the Fifteenth Ward
Of Brooklyn organized themselves last evening into
Grant Club, with the following officers: President, Jas
f. Wood; NicePresdents, Henry Menault and VIM. Van
dervoOTt Secretary Robert Smith; Corresponding Sec
rotary, H. r. TurtOn Treasurer, VIM. H. Merritt. Dele
gates TO the Central Committeeman. Br0wneH, Ed. G.
HOyt and stephen ID. Burrows.
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1nxc ISLAND. BEYOND pRoOKLYN.

Of late wears Flushing has been rendered desirable
and convenient place of residence by frequent rail- and
steamboat communication, and property there is held at
high prices. Trains leave Hunters Point Tor Fu'hhs at
eqa 20 q TO- 1920 a. m; Il M 1850, 23O, 4, $780, s.
,.oo c.qo 7.20 $50 lG5jsp M. and l2.l5 Trains
ic@yS Finishing for Hunters Point at $3.50, 6. SO5 TO-
II M and 900 $780, l5j, $50, G:55 TO- ana 1890 p m
M i 3nre from Hunters Point Is eight miles the fare
from Now York 20 cents. In general property IN the
Lang Island villages is considerably lower than IN the
NJ, Jersey villages at the distance from New
Work Tho south side Railroad leaves the ferry Al the
foot OF south Seventh-st Williamsburgn connecting
Win Roo.rveltst., New-YOrk. Below Is a table OF the
present yearly communication rates on this road
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THE S7ATH or TRADE
DONE TrU MARK


NJ Ions. krri Rf't9aOfy law gfH. rrfrt sfgs
fgm i@Iie Flour s.y; supcft, W1ter 80 o. EYfa Ws-r,
- 15D as; Douho Extra - 2-Hs5 D. Hhot-sprrg hrhrri
ses a: - Oa - fDr Prime CBoce Wn.er Craef 4 glb
" 20 for he!um 70 mc CorD-NiTet. bulk f6esk Do,
'kel, &c. Ot IN huk steiY EHsc: SarteI
Barley steady ~ l0@ri u fct Iowa
steady At s9c Tobacco firm. Hemp OvtT; sis +O.i %
common u Prime ndessi Bag1ng pa BE. p8-k ds 70
~ ~ Dy hst Neathohng ssl B.sol nsavy; Loose Con y
nhoers nc Ham, D.; city shoarr 1lc CT 30
Sci Clear sides, Toe slalfc
GaL Hogs DOL At - 545 20 Cle stsldy - %
bu.h
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publican districts like Rochester and the east district Of
his county, note that their Democratic representa-
fiyes MeSsrs Lord and Cole, vote exactly az Tweed
Frear and leading New-York Democrats dictate. Tam
many at this rate can afford TO send up five ten thou
sand dollars every year tn elect Democrats Assembly
rncn that Is much cheaper than paving fifty or one
hundred thousand dollars for one or two Republican
rcnelados.
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NRw-JERsEY RAILROAD.
onrnrnN pAInnAn or NEM.IEnsEY.

westcheser County j. kept from growing ~ y might
by the want OF railroad facilities through me city, anu
y the high rates communication ChrS 10y the railroad
companies when these defects shall nave Dcch Iging
died great proportion Of the people leaving NeWf0rk
for the suburb, will seek Westchostcr County IN prefer
cucc 10 any other locality, but no! TIL then beoW are
the Communication rates by the various ln5 eadS Noi'n-
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POLITICAL.
NETWORK TOWN Observation-Disclosures

SCHUYLER COUNTY.
Catherine. jess, LYON Moniour. Hall Trn'on.
Csvuta John O. ReVuOifS Orange 90. Curtis Ma,hv
Dix. IVA H1fiHH Reading. Isaac CorAla
Hector. lu. n. Fish Tyrone. DO. rirl j. HaLtocL
Rep On Roman Dem. On H1ll year-Rep 5; Dem,
kOCkLAND COUNTY.
Clarkstown. Tp.s Bl1ure. IRemsp,......A D~no-Tat
Hayeruiaw..S. Z. BtVrcL stony Point. Hg- r. hing
Orsnretovn 4 Democrat
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number Of land companies have ssdc purchases, and
the individual fthe stock have IN some n' Incos
already commenced or made ar.angenGhts 10 commence
the erection Of rosdcIcaS.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAX DTPANI MFNTt 7
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, (
WAsHINGTOr, ID. g., April is. 1S'l-I:3O j. H.
Sn,uODsis FOR tie past fl0entb-f0ur hours. >,

synopsis FOR tie past tpents-lour hours. r. -
The barometer continues to rise on the Caii-
fornia coast with average clear weather The barOet
RE disturbance indicated Monday evening, as exist
inc at the Rocky Mountain stations mas aeveioPeJt
during the day and probably Is now central west Oh
Iowa northwest gale prevails in Eastern Wyoming
ntery gale is reported Saint Louis, and north-
casterv raIe ON Lake Superior The temperature has
,en rndiv on Lakes Erie and Michigan. The weather
nc har"m,eter on the Gulf and Atlantic coasts
Wv Probabilities
r, IL ,robahle that the storm will move eastward ana
ba anvrreIy felt tonight and on Wednesday on tie
,pos and southwark to the Gulf states. CLOUDY
weather and easterly winds Will probably De eAPeienco
an he Atlantic Coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-19

sf q tcayel We oae AID Anna Master n h' 'e'son also
.f NoxO4s Creatures generated tue r"seFoi'-
Fr- and yOa pfe,e msny s.nal e,lr2-' Lnpuis
fruitful - Isessr 10 at cites L. 90 stain l1rSs
tie cuprs quartz The Diaphragm FILTER, suf you restore ui
puity ocs ,Tnrz water THIS tie Oh Dsphnm fi stl
IA 1919 oil which thousands 81 in AMI nos presented rul n'
pros at g. Hitter 5 Wat Fourhs. conr u Gseenft New"
fOr4. GLO OAS tAAAL1, Ffaic 'i-2nef aDi N@'''''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-19

At Elzabetbport a large sewingmachne factory IL TO
be erected which will make material addition 10 the
business and population OF the place ~ Wouu TeiiIe
roads leading from NewYOrk. Below are the rates OF
yearly communication the various lines % many points
not too distant Tor homes OF people dong business IN
NavU- Nnr'r-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-19
Gperial Notifies

In the spring and sumner Months the system should Do
,borouqb purge and nothing acceptable the stomach Bh
BOLDs CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS, after which HELMBOLDs
EXTRACT sARSAPARLLA They iavsonte tie system mi'HS
new Life Health vgo causing grpns paHs and eau be ASea
b. Children with perfect safety
An Immeu~e Reduction. .,.- ,..,
White French China Dinner Set, - pee, ID Nl
Stone China 15 pieces so; White French CONS r." $50, ,l
SO So White French China Cups AM Ssuceis, - 80 le 10
Blnd China Tea Sets a. pieces SO; Chamber Ses 'oo 49,
- ne set and upward Silver Plated Casters az Des & -
ward; Ivory Haniled Dinner Knives - % per g.
~ China Plated CUTLERY, Fancy "os'
o. -, - con.,,y car order their goods by express g % d.
rrsHsoU Da.tat HENRY & HADLEi. 63 NKlNe ~" lofA
To insure Health and Proper Disesio"' 81 'O'u 20
49, -, p,h,,h and Plll Extract Cawbs Grape Juice They
nou,h and nysoe he system 'ni purge oa, 81 '
bnnor, ,h., grow and nEIe the booL hBLNBoiS SAH'srA
NAE, New Fl Healthy Blood AMI Bsa'le' 10 ION
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EARLr-tR THO TGe,a April D. 10 Brooklyn by Rev " "
Na . SANGER G4sc ant Fannie L. Marta di o. BnD4ys
An Nolic,. Of jIa,1idCes must be- iHGOrsod 18th fuN
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gAn Old Nurse for Children.-Doat All procure Mr Wins
Low SOOTHING SYRUP, Cor chiii,u eelmy
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LATEST SHIP kEJyS.
lfOr other ship Ne,os see Sec0nd Pa0e.l
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamship San Jscinto. AkEs, savannah April I5 ssd
Scp Hae'o,a (Dt lTs7so Lye5oo April . and onesa.
Sup Glere,s of Liverpool auarl, cal'ui Dan. mise
B'r k Ecu Dyer Leland ,areu T. Ga5s .ss,S
B B,[t & HG s1I iof ouece ae Marrs 4 s o
Bari Jennie Bteaar lof walor r. 81 Davis i4ais'so's We
London -. and Downs *. r1iIroid iron.
BT s S Ss5o S ys,1 oT PIai e 5i a." o,.
Brg Clyt o SeaBpor Do~ Censos 10 aiy' 'sir 'ni no
n r. Ren.hap Sylvester Sagui u diy sugar ro'lsa~
Brig Atlas o Bangor lioon saga Apni7 va Delaware Break
B3 Eai Dean of Curao,l Atkinson Lagura March a. cir'eo.
"a S sT' ba1lgh, of Bath sISPadden Baraoo, DAYS
Sch storm bsSo Davis Para, y dys. rubber aud
sShr VIM s Hles of wilmington Deli crouc Hayin' u i,'.
Seh Grace B Yves. Cof surr Lord Arroyo r. 'da,' sugar
and molassos - -
Maria Pratt, Yey.Iimen sarah S,lsey, New. Haven.
N.9o NewiIsyea R ,1t P P59sIiree'
angelina Van Cieai. Providence L G. ieSman Po'i-r'oe
Belle, Providence. Bell Fro'denc-
" WV " BIZ Dcsea s' Georges Banks Rese G,o Banks
Rf;. S te Fo,fS SrP' 49, u" ESad Ss ,o9
Rel aor JACKET iseP' Rocsia1d Lccala. RocSlnI
Chiion Poriand. Sarah 'u.n Portland
J J5Ss@ f. ii C Sa.n Virgins, Sea D Bun'a. Ga
DOMESTIC PORTS.
April l3Auiyd steamships Slu Sisaior fo View
T2rs AGaSo%e5 rom IN SS9g vi5ar ' T R
CHARLESTON, y G., April Arrived steamer atPon from New
ton sun6oat Meteor o Havana sailed Keia yaoAo.
schr William Conner, for fal River
SPOKEN.
Brig Glnbalh from Ceultess for Bottom. Ap 81 keT "
Shr T. d. Poust from Cnl-gos' Tor Nr~lort hPnl Oh hD
West N
Bark Ac Paterson (of Pctoul from GARLIC M - Jgo De Cubs -
das out March 3D. al - 81 n, Ion o. % W.
DISASTERS
BfgIh E. rofshcllu-ne \. 81 Aea from s. Nara b1aat 70
Lo,kPor experienced hurricane Ayu :, IT, 81 ~ lon o. ~
ul, at Bal continuation 81 srnng gles auth
The IT, wreck The lOth sinking CON
or v capt Dly he Jolrie Beux lof windsor 81
MdLoro London Ia u TO- lon 81 - and bnsh' to 'n"
Ior. , ,,,,, r, -, -, A.. VI, 40, alan.
ID, al l. b.- m .D au isgs mJd OF her cargo
beiJr. sIe 40 OIL
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An Immen-e Rednciion.
New Goods from Paris.
NfcoL 4 DAVIDSON s. Dru4Atay,

j.
opening .,,rs y,s,cs
,-, ~, ocvS wASTFL SETS ARTIFICIAL PLANTS VAs *
Jill 'L'''A-' 1900 AND FANCY GOODS.
Rain, ,,.yev goods u he 4ni rrce ga % - a. -.
az rvaic. If MARBLE aud COZ O'l oN bh'-Is
eIocKS BRONZE FIGURES FOX OAS' nAV'A'' 49, '''N~
arr invited 10 examine AZ, -. ii, .,,,.ais,
-rh.r. 4. no article in Nateria-'fedica Wa 1890
'' ~, Names, or salts equal EELMBOLDS AiA""
PILLS for pvrng from she sseH all ssefaaAa 400 worn
- 70, B,lousness Cost'ene,N Sck 81 herTss H'~'''nr'
49, r. are upe,uale they nss-er nis"A "a soPns P'
, ~ and make New Blood usrs HsLhSoLUS SAh''
SAPARILIAh =, - d., "a,
n' - Fnh.l,e, door Soye lWtHNsh'ls S'tH st
Broais 4, ~ Drss 81 Az goods Aagaeled VI "a,
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Razard & Caswel's Cod LIVER on is he bes

ones says TIE ladies' but mex! be-; BE- -r M,Ss
OCA PUDDING. GrJccr sel. IT,
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EXPLOSION on A u. =. sTEAMER-POUR PED
SONS KILLED

T0"TV', IKFIT TTTUIT TOII
England, dated April 5. from officer Of tho United
Sts steamer Worcester, reports that the third Cy
out from Boston about ueB OF tho boiler Of III vessel
80 ..9'i ana b. qcd s3,cn person, three dying within
NV hoHt' ana one lingering CiClt GIys. The Other
'he IPcoFt go 50 - e. tlcr drtiCs Tho
OF IRE explosion viii he Investigated. ThcTc was plenty
or "eteI IN lie boiler ~ tic tiU and only pg- u
Dp"anl8 or stem. Tl' tihos burst IN tlO mlILc,
which - an unusual occurrence
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fire on the second ncor of No % Ncrcer.st occu.
pea BY ~ awns -f "a boaaeIuu Co. dcoycl. 1i A. LEX
worth $40 iT,ucL On tic tirI c .r Of D.. n AGO. a.
dTesstrmuEss o'or. tie DAMAGED Go e b.ll-
in; damaged - tlsgFcL