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owl brgs Virginia. Tabott York; Sarah Brown Wsloh dor
inder Williams. disz Emblem. Bunker, dc PsnnslI Civ

gwi brgs Virginia TAbott York. Sarah Brown wsloh do
Inner Williams disE Emblem. Bunker. do PsanOl Civ
INV OnLEAEs March s-Ar ships Thomas Wright Ysnsy
!.la harh Hsbrop Hart Boston; brig Gray scs ra
Hsvas,; Lima Higgins DO Rainbow saotpoe N.Y. s so,os,
lwex - Csmpeaehy; Clara: echr Dora Bog "osoass
Below coming up bark Orion ca shiPs Js whitasy Gd
ton; brig Unicorn (Br baAn. Ario .snr S;Ss,
Warren, ~ ~
NEwSyRyTohr March SD sshs Mary Amss Allen. Por-
INV Brp'oRp 10 Bid schs Maria, Kssns Baltimore;
George ,or Yak River. Va.
.RovIprNcE March 6-Arr bark Beaver Edmonds Apaaoh
sols: came mr. big Clarendon Charleston brig Grand
Turk Berry Mst Sid sehr Jno Paine arding Norfolk;
oop Frederick Brown Gardiner York. Ship
cd below. 81:
RIcHMor d. March 6-Srr brig Betsy, Bfooknga AakapAg
schs Thomas Smith, Smith, York; TpheaA Lewis Sid
| schr Lydia Stevens Boston.
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Died.


On Saturday evening, 18th instant, ANDREW HAIR
RisoN, In 'Ihe 6lst year Of his age.
HIS frtuds, and those OF the family In general
respect uy invited to attend the funeral this Mon
day. sAerpoon, 10th instant, at O'Clock, from his
late '!eSidence the Barclay street Hotel Of
Bsrc4Ay and West streets
On Sunday, the 18th instant with oonvusions,
WALLACE w infant son of Joseph and Frances s.
F.ose, aged 10 months and days.
The relatives and friends invited to attend the
funeral to take place on Monday, the 18th Instant
the residence of the family. No. 80 CsthArine at
at o'clock PM. without further notice.
On Saturday, nth, MIR. JOHN BRowr, an old and
respectable Of Brooklyn, In the 10Th year
of his age.
His friends and acquantances and sail makers Ia
general respectfully invited to attend his funeral
this Monday afternoon, at O'Clock. from his late
residence 46 carlton avenue, Brooklyn, L. I.
On Sunday, March Is, at 2 o'clock, NJ, OF disease
OF the heart MIR WILLIAM GLLIEs, native OF Scotland,
in the 10Th year Of his age.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this afternoon, at 80 O'Clock,
from lSb Carmine street
GAlbany and Sohe nectsdy papers please copy.]
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IL ON The Miners Journal March II
The coal OPP rat rs held me.t ny on ed nos
~. ana received to ,a-p- nd .hppng coal after
the lsth inst Tor period OF three weeks Thew also
resol,ed 10 adhere to he price, recommendad IN the
resolutions which We pubiished Is,t rs.s rbs 49,
ee. dir e. % both me.iiHg. viii he fou nd In ano,h,
soun vh.ch We con mend to the particular attention
OF Doth oea-ye ana consumer, because all are souav
iptere'ed In The efforts to receive fair nd
emOnsrstiog prices for the capital Invested and ,ha
lab 7 empl yea IN pr"ouciDgiJ From the X owlsdge
We posse,s Of the trade having beer engaged in tss
min 4 bu-inees for several years koog that ~.
pr agreed are rather under than shat tney
ought to be, ~ tbeiefrs no one qusn' with his
inter. St. III hesitate paying hes.
rates Another yer DISASTROUS it- Ne
would 70 completely cripple al the means for trans
poration spd the scibts OF mining that II would be
impossible 10 supply the market and The prices TO the
consumer must necessarily advance in proportion
u e inability To supply increases IL fs true that In
cr.Sed picss. thsE obtsined, would infuse life into
the business again but that would b. the work of
time causing great fluctuations In the trade without
sbJ corresponding h nett TO either producer
spntr. The disasters of lsst year alone have, we
brDly Ssli.ve, reduced the power of producing bs
low TIE quir usnts OF tn. market Tor the prsse at
5eh-ihs Trade is therefore, In the bands OF the pro-
s-Sbs go long ~ they d~msDd than fair
In'e. ihry are r'gh-sDo our whole mmani,y ought
anms sho In .o',aining Them In toe course they
sevsrs osers'or' hsv. already been ersd the prices
1890 ~ po, .h.y Deem " more prudent to cease
D'pppe WIN the others aud throw apy more coal
into he arkst until the ock AZ 1. n.sv,.
ofyui.t espaust.o. Ibis oour,s viii insure MAIN
t.nssee Of The prices for the whole season "A go,
pibHr IL Ia presumed a more antip htensd "a 49,
Ansrssn policy will ptetsh In eur vovsraman, =,
Wilmington. which will r,sult ia piao 80. ~. ~
beyond III. reach OF lat years. sast-r, wv ua'e
Al rne thpe our paper sss going In pres, No
informed fhst those rrp.ssbtirg more thar tb...
jourtl Of the quantity IKE TO he mtn.d TN. ys.r
bad spttr.d inSo tie sgr.sgeDt 20 susps nd which
maker 10 binding upon al consequently the ru.pen
non viii take soc ard purobs srs abroad govern
may he a. veil TO ~ ne that the miners and lab,r
ere go far as We can Loan. approve ~ the cour.e
SepPt,t by the oPsrstns tb~, coos der 1t bsttee 70
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Herald Marine Correspondence

PHnApKLptsIA, March 49, 4 p M-Arrived- Banks Navsr.
% cSs's?s uosd ri sss s ss
Ter DO; caroline Carn soansr Cienaesos VIM Rogers
Am s Bel Port AZ Prizes Relief Johnson
oracfs Misviile PSs.apsa Bsnore Tofias Corson Nov
| Orleans; Tidelis, Chspma IN, Attakapas
miscellaneous
LITTER BAGS Of ship Wes Point for Liverpool close q
the EIeharss Reading Room, this day, at o'clock;
gm olo.e Me Exchange Reading Room to norro.
r 70 Itis asa on 4 . ss % A.
tefre5 O'clock Letters be prepaid at the above AM
BARK JoHr BENSON Weldon which put into KINGSTON Jam
about tho LIST Of Feb, ready for the 2lst.
dAnGs AsP y, cAssGshp North Carolina Drum
pool with s bales Sea Issnd $500 bales upland cotton
valued at eighty thousand two hundred aud
Whalemen.
stss s at rG% e S 81 s ct
l4cO bbls Up oil; expected to be home in July leIt.
Spoken.
s.% ,a p'ns%, S% New YG5 Cali
sS sss a liverpool for
BARn.Dors PEI Tan Jan 81 schr Ener, Weeks N York.
Cak Philadelphia and sid rebs for Tniasd Su6a Feb g.
sSI ashSvrn Bsm9is And I'd or S am
sus IN bark ChAses .srTc y0rs IS days .ad I'D 18Th
R s,B sss s.s ess. %s,1.v
ssys 'ss'ie s.Fd' xss
VIM Bas%oIe; brig Bass A.Us': as a', Sis
as1 .' bark ssss fSFs
Nd ia fer p s1 ~ Marcy s,, paws
days $40 S's 1y ssb !. A%ra krs Dem..ra fsb Srs
% son 81 IN Us Bss oaw,
Booi forN York rad been is-d 20 dogs waiting for o
R@esTos, JAM Deb al-Bnrt John Benson Weldon, from
& nayng repaired e ready to pr'c'edon
tCsS ROYAL i.1a Fss so-sid ssSr riosds @ chasr,.
MAR Alice. -, Wilmington NO
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Ship Atlas Homan Liverpool 50 days with mdse and 2l pas
Ship John Howard Anderson New .orlsan 50 days. with
Bail ATshmdsr Lane rs from Palermo With fruit. to
Bs, Sc,s Draper DsI ,! On 18th w.t. a ~ 49, lon 49, spoke
Bark oofwyk, Cooper 2 ds from NOrieans with mdzs 10
Peter Deg Hoe DIS Savannah with cotton and
Barb Sarah BRYANT Cay II DIS from Mobile with cotton, &c.
Brig 10 5 Dc Spss h
and Maria yayo 70, Ts.te % II her ssth
sies IN
spossn s b SIa for sS 81 18th
9sIs Capt Tor snsiIsy G.rSsn,. With Jones
RrE Afsssi:.; ;.s;d Dc Cut.
s ..sss s
Elk ~ n IT, Is I'm
pia Sf S Ga days with feet pitch
ss Es ss
The Herald hs: been 10 day. north n.ssrs. .''
nbfr Porter 10th Inst off atsraa Sass p.vo
from New Orleans 10th inst picked up stump
Big BaclsrhOft crOolor as days from New ors.ns
Brig o.eriana Bede dassfOm Savannah. with cotton
sehr Water Merchant Demoranville from Mddetown NC
With mdse to Williams ith inst of New Inlet. spoke .or
t9 p,sa
Sns Bars,ss from Virginia On 18th
York her floating about all drecons-wena
l7th ats H. picked ITO kegs and boxes leather
ss1s sss IL
18th inst OF Haters spoke packet hence for
rah Sailed in company with schr Lacy Nancy Adams
ssh5 90 days from Dobay IlAnd Ca with lumber
Braso L.msvorh Days from New Orleans with eorn
mo asses, &c to Poirer Freres
schr Usnio. Myers from wilmington. NC. with naval stores
shr Rio Crande Jones Newborn NC day. naval stores
Sehr Frances Gotec Washington. NC, with stores 70
schr seguin Williamson, Wilmington, NO
sohr Dscoah, Smith. Wilmington. NO
echr Willis Cramer, Newbern NO
schr Young Hero. Thomas New Haven, bound South.
sckr all, Rice Haven, for Virginia.
schr Albert Thomas Thomas N Haven for Virginia
schr ttrlng Robinson Baven, for Virginia
echr noselle Thomas fer Virginia
Schr Marcia, Wsohe, Washington, NC.
sebr Susan, Rus sell, Nantucket
Scbr turyey or Chapman, N Haven.
Bchr Edward. Baker, Barnstabls.
Schr Leader Bearse, Boston.
Schr Elisa u ne, Tooker. saybre oh.
schr reeman, Burton, Thorn aston
sshr Union, Pendleton- fhomAston.
bcbr Antilles, Grover. Thomaston-
Sclr Gtrman Oak. Roberts Washington NC.
Schr 1unis, Bodne Fredmore, OcrAcocke. NC, days
For Msry hsnkin, Latourette. day from Baltmcre
scbr Mary Jane Phnrey, from Falmouth nssA)
Sehr Greaar, " ellis, 20 day sfrom BARREN. (0A)
Sehr Francis Goodyear from Washington. NC
scbr Eliss jane. Everitt. from Tbomaston.
Schr Effort, Elv ell, from Thomaston-
schr Franklin Randolph Burnott de FIN washnxton NC
sehr Ann naria Jones Gays from Newborn Nc.
Soor Frederick Brown, Gardiner, from Providence.
Soop William Henry. aver port from Cold Spring
Eloop Rhode lslsnd, Hull, Providence.
Below.
Bark Ascu.ua from New Orleans.
Also, thip and brigs.
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MARKETS nLsEwHERH.
STOCK BALES.

II sror, Mprch H.-Brokers Bodrd.--2 shares Eastern
Rail Dad 80 % Eeadh Is do do. 1914 b. IS do d. 1919
o. DO l6s leo DO DO l6k y Wsste. do. luh; DO DO
srt sIn d. SSA Bottom and Maine DO los do 90 lOtK
do do lOc Boston AID FORESTER DO lO44; ~ Esx Co. l4
TSsd "a sS.9S RASins R.lroad Bonds is ba% Second
DO 49, t 10 Rering do l6 Is do do 1917 b6O ftchburr
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:ss : :.1s d aUSs :.a.
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deco. This Minister was the Doytn, even IN the
time of the above English Minister'-ED. HK
PHILADELPHIA, March Is, 1919.
~. r.. Dill ILL.,.

PHILADELPHIA, March is, 1919.
Agposmtmeats fer Philadelphia.
The William b Norris nominated as Surveyor
Of the Port TO the Senate yesterday, is said to be
lien o. cnambersburg, in this State. mention
this to correct misapprehension, as some persons
presumed the name came over the telegraph in
mistake for that OF Robert Morris, Esq, editor of
the Inquirer The Postmastership is the place ex.
pected for the latter gentleman.
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PHIApKLpHA, March IL, M-Arrivsd-Barks Navar.
yescoek fersambucc Roxanna, Curling, OrlesuE brig
Arlington slankland Trinidad de Cuba; Quodd Belle Fow
ier do Caroline Carl Bonne Cienfaesos VIM Rogers Ty
lor Boston, Emms Baker do Sea Flower studey 5avsnnsf
schs Ann Bartlett Port Prrce Relief (Br) johnson q
John, NIB Ell ott Cook Trinidad de Cubs sparacus
Oracok kilsvIe Pasapea Bsnore Florida, Corpop. New
Orleans; Tideis Cha pm an, Attskapaa
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T IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING In THE NEW YORK
IL Post Ofaoe, March II, lSl9.
OFFICIALLY PusIIMED THE PAPER HAVING THE EST
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Steamshp Pspsms Porter from New YORK. fFeb l7) for Cali
torna via Rio Jsnero 10 FEB a. lat IS TO- Ion 81 snip
Thomas " right st New OIL, ana.
Ship fBr) from Liverpool Savapuah March H.
l. Afle
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PiTTsBuRGH, March s, lS4o.
1t has been raining heavily all day. The sales Of
provisions are only for the supply of the regular trade
demand lard however, very trim, and held higher
Sugar-A good deal landing and business active. Cof
fee without change Molsssss is active and baoyant
The markets in other particulars are Unchanged
There Is ten feet wster In tho chsnnel and rising
BALTIMORE, March 8, 1919
Tho market for -four is steady but not active We
notice Gales OF LOO bols at 81 SlA SIX for How
ard street and the latter figure for city mills Sales
prime red wheat at ST. Us. Corn continues In active
demand with farther large sales at 47o for white AMI
52c ter yellow Oats are selling at 70 29c whiskey
s quoted at 23Hc In provisions there but little do
ing email sales msss pork at $40 62h $40 s7h and
lard in Kegs, at 7}c. Dressed pigs moving on at
~ tho.
BosroN, Msrch 9, 1S4e.
There Is q moderate inquiry for flour. and We notice
faes Of 900 bbls at SIS t76 S6 81 for Michigan and
other common brands and So O5 50 l2H Tor Grnesee
In corn there is but little doing sales QUO bushels
including wbte and yellow Southern, At s. q 6lo -
The supply continues small which, In measure,
checks operations. Sales of rye at IS 7Oc The de-
mand for provisions for the supply of trade aud
quotations steady.
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TO THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY,

We beg to stnte to business Of all kinds
merchants, shippers jobbsrs general particularly
marine and insurance companies associations. book
sellers vendors Of medicines of all kinds. dry goods
Dealers fancy store Keepers and in fact all
gsged in tho diversned business Of New York and the
adjacent otythat prepared to receive their
advertisements at our ofoe the northwest corner
Of Fulton and Nassau streets; to be inserted ~
the inside Of the double sheet which propose TO
pS6Iish ct fifty per cent less in price than those
vhich Toe publish in the inside Of the single
heet-a reduction which Is of the
the business oasses of this great city. Those aa-
vertsements will be displayed in a reasonable way,
calculated to attract the attention Of the reader Tho
hrst double sheet to be issued this p!aa will appear
on Tuesday or "Wednesday Of next week. or earlier or
later, according as the advertisements come in
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AT effort ~ss made by Mr. .wsssEL sura to dsclareis
two.third bfl.
The Speaker decided it majority bill only. and .hs
House sustained hims only voting against the dsoi
Aon.
ERRONEOUS TAXATION
On Mr.. CoRnEI IS motion, resolution was sdopted
that the Comptroller make return oftaxes erronsous-
ly paid:
BANKING AFFAIRS.
Mr.. DIsoswAY offered a resolution directing the
Comptroller to seus notes bs ks in place Of crculst
Ing notes which should be proved to the Of
the Comptroller to b. lost.
MEDAL TO LIEUT.. BOWEN.
A resolution for q medal to Lieut.. Isaac Bowen, for
services in the Me xcsn war offered and referred
THE WHARFAGE TAX.
The SPEAKER presented q remonstranos against the
opposed wharfage tax in New York.
FEMALE GUARDIAN CHARITABLE SOCIETY.
The Female Guardian Charitable Society of New
York received . favorable report.
The bill recognizing the Marine Court In New
York. of which the provisions reported yesterday
was reported fayorably on by Mr. Bowen.
LOCAL BILLS,
Forty local bills reported proper for third
reading among which the ndmens Of the CHAR
Ter Of the New York Floating Dry Dock Company.
REDUCTION OF sHERIrF's FEES
Mr. Bowen reported In favor Of tho bill to reduce the
fees Of the Sheriff Of New York.
INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
Tho SPEAKER, in deciding that the bill making ap-
populations to colleges was not two.third bill,
stated that he places these institutions OF Learning
pon the same high STANDARD, being for public pur-
oses, he would the canals.
MARINE HosPiTAL.
Mr.. FIrzHUGH introduced bill, allowing to the
United States jurisdiction Of pece of land at
for the purpose Of erecting Marine Hospital Scoord-
ing the suggestions OF the Secretary Of the Navy
THE DIVORCE BILL.
The further , consideration OF the Divorce bill v.
RAILROADS.
A bill to amend the charter OF the Attca and Hcr-
nesvile Rail way Company, was discussed in Commit.
tee Of the Whole. The bill allows the company to
make their road to Buffalo, without stopping Attoa
MIR w. Smith suggested . constitutional doubt
whether It did not tend to charter under
tho cover Of amending the old ono.
MIR. HALE commended for the bill az ensblinR the
people Of Steuben to reach Buffalo of the State
route. He raid that it would enable the New York
and Erie railroad three four years earlier co
ton With Lake Erie than other WISE whe suld not
prevent tho Erie road being built to Dunkirk. That
was secured by the constitution, and could be
prevented. The bill not decided at this sitting
The bill chartering railroad from Syracuse to Re-
chester debated, but The question not taksn
and 1t again made the special order for to morrow
evening"
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cen CIAL APPAIRS,
MONEY MARKET.

Tucsoay, March Go p. M.
The stock market was not 90 bueyant TODAY a, IA
closed yesterday. Some Of the fancies wore I'D an
some were down At the first board Harlem fell of y
per cent; Canton Company, IL Farmers, Loan, y.
North American Trust advanced q; Morris Canal
Reading Railroad, ~ Reading Mortgage Bonds y, ana
Pennsylvania 81, 1S
At the second board there were moderate sales OF
the leading fAnces, at a slight decline fro prices
current in the morning. Harlem declined Al Residing
Railroad. u; Long Island, %; Morris Canal, Y; Erie
Railroad, u. The market closed weak, with q down.
ward tendency in prices.
The Assistant Treasurer of this port received notice
to-day, to pay million Of dollars in specie, on
account Of the kexican indemnity. Most OF this
amount has been deposited In the Bank of Commsrcs.
to the credit ofths agent Of the Mssrs Bangs od will
probably be RENTED 60 London by bills Of exchange
This will create a domaine for bills and improve the
rates, but they nov range much below OAR that
there is danger OF any coin going forward 1t win
be by the quot itons for stocks current at the
second board, that the Withdrawal Of such q largo
amount Of specie from the Sub treasury had not the
favorable elect upon the market anticipated.
The receipts Of the Erie Railroad Company for the
month Of February 1849, were $4S5O5 a. against
SYST 90 for the corresponding month In lsas SHOW
ing increase Of s25 693 32being equal to usarIy
one huDdre and fifty per cent OF the receipts for the
month this year. S2 2e3 81 werefor freight and SIS SOL
% from passengers and mail.
Tho receipts Of tho Harlem Raroad Company foe
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SPLENDID SwoRDs-The swords voted by Con-
err ss TO MAJOR Generals Butler, Twiggs, @ uitmau,
Worth, Henderson, end the heirs OF the late Gen.
Bamer, have been prepared aud, on + ,dav Gen
TcwsoD, IN presence OF large number Of officers,
received from the baods IT President Polls, the
sword intended for Gen. Worth. Gas directed by
hm) that officer being now stat, toned IN Texas
Tie Others viii be sent by private opportunity 10
their respective owners. The swords are PERI aps
the moot beautiful ever made IN this eOuntrv. -
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ONE DAY LATER FROM HAvRB. The fine packe ct
ship Admiral, Capt. Wotton, arrived yesterday
from Havre, after very excellent passage. She
sailed on the 9th ult. This gives us one day later
from that port, but nothing later from any other
part Of Europe. There Is absolutely no news
Among the passengers in the Admiral, Is Mr.
Robert Wicklifie, Jr., late Charge d'Affalres at
Turn.
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ApvIcE FROM LIMA.-Ws are in recoipt of 6les of
~ Concrete, Of Lima, to the 10th January We do
not md much Of interest In these papers, and they
are not any later than previous accounts
wennda programme Of the British stesmsrs between
Canao and Ptnama, up to April next, published in III
Coms,e% ny THIS programme. It appears that stea On
lo~iDg dates, viz-23d January 2sd E.h,n.,n ~, u
zoc malca Inn steamer touches a, Psyts Guaysouil.
shd Buepsventura on her way up On each Trim thus,
sordipg chance for the nsmissou OF
may sIriye at either Of those ports from Caforns IN
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The steamship Europa, Captain Lott leaves this
port at poop TO- day. for Halifax and Liverpool The
Weekly Herald printed in Fronch and English, Will
be published at nine O'Clock this morning. 1t will be
ready, in wrappers. for the mails.
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The Latest News.

We shall hereafter publish q o'clock edition.
We shall also continue to publish an edition a. half.
past two O'Clock This will give the public two after
noon editions Of the Herald. These editions will con.
tain news to tho moment of issue can be obtained
at the Office Of the newsboys in the streots at the
steamboat landings and railroad depo.s
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TIE Fun op EXPRESS RiDiNo Mr.. Gr;swoId
the mail agent, was on the car at the time of tnp
accident, at Morrisville, with the inaugural nd.
dress Of General Taylor. He crawed out OF the
runs unipjured, seized the mailbags, ran at full
speed upto the Trenton depot, had another loco.
motive fired up, and in a few moments was of
again, at full speed, for the city OF New York
TtcufCn GaS.. Mar g.
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CLERGY EN MURDERED IN CALIFORNIA. -Among
the private letters received IN this city from the
Pacific, ny the Crescent City, Is one, which wa
have seen, mentioning apalntul rumor that Messrs.
Newman and Pomeroy, clergymen OF the Metho-
ois' and Baptist churches, had been murdered ia
the gold region. The letter is Of the latest date,
and comes IRON highly respectable source. II
Ielers to the statement incidentally, sif IL were
Wen understood fact, but gives no particulars. -
N,cork DAILY Adu Ma, g.
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The Latest for California.

The steamship Falcon, Captain Thompson, will leave
this port so-morrow for Chsgres She will take out
tho mails for California, The Weekly Herald will bs
ready on that day, In time for her mails Those
having friends In California will md the Herald an
excellent remittance to make to that part of the Mon
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HIsia,y IntcrestInx.--Tn. su ..crlbe,

Highly 1ntcrestlng.-Thcs subscriber would
rectuy wife the OF bis aud othcrs 70
most beautiful collection Of Opera Glssos
They made by Of tho beau Opticians attn Al
recent improvements superior any to
tits country. NJ WISE, Optician. fS7 Broadway
Opaa ansses of description on reassnsbs
- -"~--~~
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Gold Pens and " atches.-r The celebrated
Diamond onted Rioheieu Geld Pcns acknowledged
beat in the world together with splendid stock OF Gold and
Silver Watches, Wholesale rcta for cash by r
Savage Jr 10 all street. Watches Gold Pens repaired
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combined in erm Tan be loaded ~ TIRES niuuss
weight arran ed 70 shoot 20 yards Highly valued By g.
army and navy For sale ~ Joseph Hart Ma den lane
r Companies going to California consuls ner ueresA
By calling on the sxoscrbere bt making
JOSEPH BART, "a Maiden
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The forwarding merchants Of PHILADELPHIA have
mace Arrangements Co ocmmeDoe Transporting Foods
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Genin's Spring Hat for 1910 -EIooueut In
graceful outline ano artist proportion nnsg Of the
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appointment by Gen. Taylor.

APpUIHVmenC Dy UGH. VAYIOrs
WAsHINGroN, March G, 1s4e
Brock Williams, brother .in.law of M. Bodisco, the
Russian Minister, was appointed . clerk In the War
Department this morning A distinguished lady was
observed to be in very agreeable oonvsrsaon with old
Zsok last night at the Inauguration ball tits sin.
gulsr coincidence that the appointment followed this
morning but Old lack keeps his promises:
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Election In Massachusetts for = Member of
Congress.
Bosror, March Q, 1870.
There will probably be no choice for Congress in
the fourth district. Mr. Pafrsy is largely ahead of
Mr. Thompson, with an increased vote all round.