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STAIN.

MADRID, March 22.-The truce between
the parties in the Cortes is broken. Prim,
in speech, said: "Since the Unionists
give US battle, Radicals, let US defend our
selves" The cause of the rupture is that
the Unionists' Figuras amendment to the
new loan for ten millions sterling was de-
feated-123 to H. 4 crisis is imminent.
General PRINTS victory apparently involves
the retirement of Regent Serrano.
Admiral Beranger succeeds Topete in the
Cabinet.
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Death of n Bishop.

WHEELING, WEST VA, March 22.-Bisho
Thompson died in this city to-day.
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Foreign News.

PARIS, March 22.-The trial of Prince
Bonaparte commenced ut noon. The ut
most solemnity pervades the court. Pascbal
Grousset was so irrelevant and defiant in
his answers that the court refused to hear
him.
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RESTAURANTS.
No. 1902 MAIN STREET,

TCIH0LE, e.
II nrsrAunArHur, -
No. 1902 MAIN STREET,
"a ~ begins the cold season With renewed
~ eHbd VIII ns ia s ev Ts
luxury that is produced within the United states.
He offers eyerythins n season nd here and S 4eS1
Of water and land Of all sorts, VENISON, 0Ys-
TIERS, FISH, TERRAPINs, and DOMESTIC
MEATS, Of the very best, selected with skill End
He has the best Of cooks, under the direction of
French artist, master of the profession: HIS
tables in the main saloon and his suit of dining
rooms for parties are supplied with dishes to order
from the palmer sorts to the most elegant equal to
any prepared in Paris. Parties entertained with
entire privacy and comfort.
He WIN supply parties and families pBromptly
He will cater for those in town and country who
desire upeooked supplies ensuring the best the
and as Ths S E naT ns Ssea
prepared by the most skilful brewer In the city.
a5nue S past ne nys Ss
faithful and prompt filing Of orders. oc2o
VIRGINIA-TO WIT: At Rules held
in the clerks Office of the county court of
AIRY, 1870.
A. j. Fuqua.. Plaintiff,
against
Rhoierick MacklnsIe and Alexandrlna Mackin-
Defen dants,
IN CHASCERT.
The object of this suit Is to enforce partition Of
tract OF land lying and being In Henrico county,
and formerly known rs the Hughes Tract aud
containing about two hundred and eight acres.
An afddavi having been fled with the papers in
this suit that AleXandrina Mackinsie, one Of the
defendants In this suit, is non resident of this
State, motion Of the plaintiff, by his attorney,
pear here in one month after due publication Of
this order and do what Is necessary 10 protect her
interests in this suit and that copy of this order
be published once week for four successive
weeks in the Richmond Dtspdtch, newspaper
published In the city OF Richmond, and that au-
other copy thereof be posted at the front door or
tho courthouse Of this county on the hrst day Of
tue next county court. ~
A Copy-Test -.
JACKSON j CLOPTQS. ID. q. NH NAV
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RICHMOND RAILWAY oMPANY)
SUPERISTENnENT'S OFFICE,
March ls, 1870.
THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTI-
L FLED that on and after THIS DAY tickets In
packages Of fifty (50l and one hundred (lov) will be
sold only at the office OF the company, No. TIA
Main street, and ut REDUCED RATES. I'll 'kets
In smaller quantities. can also he had ut the Office
j. II. RICHARDSON.
Superintendent Richmond Railway Company.
mh Ia--1w
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GROCERIES,, &C.

GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &C.
hossheads SIDES.
hogshesds SHOULDERS,
box co STRIPS,
boxes BREASTS,
10 barrels EXTRA STGAR-CURED HAMS,
Is bags COFFEE-RIO and LAGUAYRA;
so barrels SUGAR, different grades;
% kegs LARD.
so boxes CHEESE,
100 boxes SOAP, different qualities
IS barrels WHlSKEY, all kinds
CHARLES F. TAYLOR,
NH % No. Fifteenth street.
OUTER AND CHEESE.-Just re-
- ceived per New York steamer
Is kegs prime GOSHEN BUTTER,
40 boxes FACTORY CHEESE,
IS boxes ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE.
cox Il MILLER,
NH est corner Thirteenth and Cary streets.
EICKIN s. WILLIAMS'S
L REFINED SUGARS
AND SYRUPS,
from store or TO arrive at manufacturers price.
PALMER, HARTSOOk 4 CO.,
NH q Agents here.
u G. KNIGHT & CO.'S
IL SYRUPS and SUGARS
for sale In store or to arrive ut manufacturer
prices. PALMER, HARTSOOK & CO.,
NH q Agents here
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL. March 90 -Noon.-Cotton opened
quiet; uplands, lid. Orleans, l1sd. estimated
GALES, 10 600 bales.
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PLAsTER.-The Wytheville Dispotch re-
ports a rich and valuable discovery Of plas-
ter upon the farm of Mr.. Joseph II. Wassum,
near Mount Airy depot.
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NGRGlNIA.-.in office is cstablirhpl at
lrlcnuower, Alhemarlc countr, and Il. H..
: chamberlain appointed postmaster. on
.outc from New Garden to Sco;tsyillc. Mis-.
Caroline b. Jennings is appointed postmis-
trce7 II Whit" Post, Clarke county, r;cc
Jarvis Jennings. resigned; Charles J.
fi.ld appointed postmaster st Shenandoah
Iron Works, Page county, Va. rice James
Y. Epdgers. resigned.
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TO THE RICHMOND DIsPATCu.--Why, is it
that the Richmond Dispatch will persist in
calling this paper the Petersburg ExpreSS 2
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
Tnited states Supreme Conrt-Sale of
Lands la Virginia for TaXes-Inte.
resting Decision.

.tuINGTO>, March Il In the United
Safes SUPREME Court to-day an interesting
es,c was decided involving the validity of
,qlcs cf land for taxes under the act of
Innc. 1>G2. and the date Of forfeiture.
The case was that Of Henry ". Bennett as.
Nexander Hunter, error to the Court of
Appeals Of Virginia. The question pre-
scented for decision in this case is the le-
2ality Of sale Of certain lands in Viz
ginia belonging to Hunter, the defendant
in error, b. Il board Of commissioners
appointed Under the act al June, 1862,
providing for the collection Of direct
tsNes in the ;nsm dictionary districts af-
teI the advertisement Of the lands
for Sale; but before the sale tenant
* Hunter rendered the amount of taxes
assessed, which was refused on the sole
ground that il was not rendered by Hunter
m person. \ number Of questions were
Lrescntcd and passed upon by the court be-
low. whose Judgment WAS in favor Of Hun
Ter. but in the view taken Of the case by
This court. the Chief Justice delivering the
"i,;!.ion, the only question To- he decided is
whether, under such circumstances, the sale
NAE valid and passed the title to the pur
chaser under It. The opinion holds that
the tender u the taxes by Hunters tenant
after advertisement for sale was payment
q the taxes, the tender being valid, and
tia; there was consequently no sale, and
he purchaser Is without title,
This beng so. the various questions rs to
trc right Of redemption and the taking Of
the oath prescribed as u condition DO not
arisc. The question whether the forfeiture
attaches Immediately upon the default in
;he payment Of taxes is considered at
length. and the conclusion is that it did not,
aud that there WAS no forfeiture until sale,
consequently the claimant never was Iii
vested 81 his title, and there is no necessity
Tor redemption and no occasion for the
tAkinc Of the oath. Nos. 3o.,. Martin rs.
Beverley, aDl SOC, Partner IS. Casencml.
are disposed q by this decision affirming
he Judgment Of the Virginia Court Of
Appeals.
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Sunday evening boy Was killed by the
passenger train of the Orange road bound
for L}nchbnrg. He was asleep. His name
was Albert.
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CAPTURED AT LAsT.-Monroe Adams inc
gro), who stabbed the sheriff of Appomat-
fox on the 18th of February last, and
made his escape from custody, was arrested
in this city yesterday.-Lynchb,rg Ne1os.
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FLOUR.
FLOUR.
DRIDGEWATER FAMILY FLOUR.

TLOUR.-We are manufacturing the cele-
T. brated brand OF RESERVOIR FAMILY AND
EXTRA FLOUR, also other grades, made OF uni
form quality, to suit family Sroeers, for sale In
lots to accommodate purchasers BY
% Commerce street, Baltimore, NO.
Is 25-2taw2m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-24
The PRELATs'S Return.

Bishop Bayley's Reception In Newark.
The arrival Of the Right Reverend ]. Roosevelt
Bayley, Bishop OF the Diocese Of Newark, at his
home in the latter city yesterday forenoon after an
absence In Rome and other parts of Europe OF over
a year, was the occasion Of general rejoicing
among the faithful. 1t was the intention to make
the Bishops return the occasion OF some public
demonstrations banquet or recepton-but Tin
Difference to his expressed wishes the idea has been
abandoned. The reverend gentleman returned full
OF health and buOyant spirits He had scarcely dis
embarked from the Scotia when the sad intelligence
was broken to him OF the death Of his beloved
funeral took place only last Saturday.
1t having been announced tnat a serenade would
be rendered the Bishop in the evening an immense
assembaoe OF people, numbering not less than 5000,
gathered last night in front Of the cathedral resi-
dence, on Bleecker street, and extended to the dis
ttngushed prelate o most enthusiastic cedd mile
JafLthe. band, procured by Fathers Kileen, Riley
and Dalton, played "Hail to the Chier'
and other appropriate airs for three-quarters
OF an hour. In the meantime the appear
ance OF the Bishop on the doorstep was
the signal for deafening cheers few Introductory
remarks were made BY Father Riley, after which
Bishop Bayley himself addressed the assemblage,
thanking those present for the very cordial welcome
home he had received and expressive Of his graft
hoat0n to be once more among his children and the
people OF Newark. He was glad, he SAID to be again
with not only his Catholic fellow citizens, but his
Protestant from whom he had always received the
utmost Kindness. Considering that 1t was entirely
an imprOmptu affair the demonstration was most
nattering success and fully demonstrated the I'M
mense popularity OF the present Bishop Of Newark.
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OCEAN STEAMERS
PORT OF NEW YORK., AUGUST %, 1870.
CLEARED.

Steamship City OF Baltimore (Br) Deamotte, Liverpool
Steamship South America, Tnkepaugh Rio Janeiro &c
W Garrison
Steamship Weybosset, Roger sisal-F Alexandra Sons
West-C II Mallory h Co.
Steamship Leo, Dearborn, savannah-Murray, Ferris
Steamship Niagara Blackwood Richmond City Point and
Norfok-Od Dominion Steamship g"
Steamship Volunteer Jones' Steam.
ship Co.
Steamship NEPTUNE. Baker. Boson-w Clvoe.
Ship American Congress, Ghisciin London-Grinnell,
Minturn Co.
Bark ksperanza OBJ, Mossman, London-Peabody, Willis
/ Co.
Bark Mary (Br), Campbell London-J Whitney 4 Co.
Bark Gefon (Nor), Leversen, CronstadtFunch, Edge
Bark Martin Cento (Ita Lauro. Trieste-as Robinson
Co.
Brig Catawba, Havener, Hamilton, Bermuda-J Har-
vey
Brig Naiad (Br, Richardson, Brunswick, Ga-Tucker 4
Liehtbourne.
Schr Garwood, Godfrey, Bridgeton
Schr Helen Augusta, Weles, Corpus ChristiJ Brown
Co.
schr Eva Leonard, Bunker Norfolk-C e Staples.
Schr Hamburg Sanborn, Philadelphia-Chase, Talbot 4
Co.
Schr Emeline Hnight, Avery, Provincetown-E CroweI
Steamer Monitor, Jones, PHILADELPHIA
Steamer Maytower, Tufts Philadelphia.
Steamer Tacony, Nichols, Philadelphia
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sr sasm Marian Draper Mesny up Po ,cr
Wm sa Sargent Sargent HoboEen for Salem yansan
Sssw 20 os sn 81 io do nj
GERS Frambes Marietta ssslmAn steeman Boston fos
r9'aSsipassoi Barnes H:.cn PloSDcy
Ocean Be Emily Ap RSs
es ss sHnn c Shsnsni small
81 "a a.;anS; s s5s stH s:T:S
asss 's s"s'I f 'ss Ss'''ss
vEg RIG ne E.. ssss ''; Cuba Dul.A.
l?S MY o 1ss :Sp S%ssS m Post
aILLBRIDaE, Aug 17-sailsd, schr Caroline, Wallace.
MAnBLEREAD. Aug i7-Arrived, schr Alarm, Van Glide
new SELEANs Aug lsArriysa ship c0rdeia' King
sou1nTIsT P4ss, Aug is-2rrvsd bark Brilliant.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Aug io--saisd, .chr Hiawasha. New
Woodland, B.ltinoSe Smith, Chase and Louisa Fran.
As ssm SIsA Perry Kelly
Ish Rich PsddOck; II ainn. briggs. and Arcsuru;.
Mss-XTrived, schrs Waterman; Chase, New York R
Pa pq ssD Epgh Baker
Chase and FAIR Wind, Bowman, New York; Smith,
judge eansy aa% a,,ss y. s. ySTs
sii Smith, spnsss smith, Chase
ss Ven sss s.smss
Packer kondoas VIM Hns Merritt bear ALBANY Toss
Stokes New York; Phil Sheridan, Murphy, Fail River Tor
PniIxDELPHIA Aug 2sArrIvss steamship Roman "a
Bogg Boston, brig Fanny Turner Baltimore schrs SaSE
pond Folso% Rose D esrdnsr G'! VIM Arthur
dish, Rich Dresden Paugusse Wsp!es; Wilson, Har.
RS H rss ws:
New HAVEN Reading RI ona
and k:leS. from Havana; Rachel from sasus - A'-.
Yaxoo, Catherine New orleans barks
s 5oSn or
Ramirez Barnard Weby Barbado. and s. MARTINI chrs
KY sss :ss Ess;: Hatch c
Clesred. schr Nevada. Davis. New York.
2lstATved, schrs Congress- York, and Bowdoin, Ran-
PkovIpENeE Aug Arrived. :ehr. Angelina vaneleaf.
Carter; Flower Russell, and St Mary. steeman, Eliza
sailed-Bark Ada tBr, Corning, New York, in tow Of
Pitts, YAH, apd Tryphenia Nickerson, New York.
.us s.a ssSado A ssansp
Ceared-steamship Cleopatra New York.
SALEM, Aug l9krrived schrs Amos Edwards, Sampson,
and Julia Baker Baker, Port Johnson Convert Adams,
2Oh~Arrived scbrs Transfer Pendleton. Baltimore; F.
Stevens, Montgomery, Philadelphia; Thames Robinson,
and VIM Mailer, Murch. Eizabethport; W Wellington
2isDArrved schrs Charm studley Philadelphia Joshua
Bragdon, Snow, Elizabethpor; Mary Rice, Hughes do
sToNINGToN Aug 2oArrlved, schr Ida, Deeriug Tann-
Frost woodland Fail River for Baltimore Anteceden Pen
d W3a sssp scr f NS York nSs sr, Jewe
brig DeSpe Sr
Star (Br) johnson, Nassau
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CAPTURE OF A HORSE THEE.

notorious horse thief named John Jerome Hays,
who has recently served term In Sing Sing Prison
for horse stealing arrived IN that village on Sunday
evening, driving stylish trotter, to which was at
tached light wagon. Having pulled up at the
boarding house Of his former prison keeper Benja-
min Loughlin, Hays informed him that he had called
to fulfil his promise made while in prison, namely,
to present him with horse, and added that, as he
had paid forty dollars for the wagon, Loughlin might
take 1t by handing him that amount. In order to
on account for the wagon and then noti-
ned the authorities, who at once arrested
Hays on suspicion OF having stolen the
property. paragraph having appeared in
the HERALD OF yesterday. setting forth the theft Of
OF valuable horse from livery stable at Mount
acting on the clue sent despatch to the last named
village, which brought on the livery stable keeper
who fully identified the property The accused was
subsequently committed to the county Jail to await
the action OF the Grand Jury.
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ice 70 the KnlckerbocKer Ice Co.
schr kors Crcctsr Aschlas for New York. with lumber
schr Frank, Randall Machias for New York, with lumber
schr James Henry Mason Rockana for New York. with
ssDI Planet Pratt, Rockand for New York. with lime to
schr America: Smith, Rockland for New York, with lime
scSr Trsn5 Maria, Ward, Boston for New York
ssbr " q bsWii: chase New Bedford 10y New York.
schr Geo COno,sr, Terry, Provdencs for New York.
Dsns M York.
schr Pennsylvania, Butler. Portland for New York
r susan Scranton Harvey New Haven for New York
s schr 9 Ac.en hale, Norwslk tor New York
b a os o New SsY
BOUND EAST.
steamship Neptune. Baker, New York for Boston.
Brig Minnie Miller Eeaand, Elizabethpor for Portland
schr Wind, Warwick, Trenton for Pawtucket.
scS as piasrna. for Fl Taan,on
schr L Watson Wells Elisabelhport Tor Boston.
schr Goodwin, Waterbury Elizabethpor for Stamford
eSr JOHN, cos Tor New aaSsn
schr Boriand, voorhis, Ezabethport for New Haven
schr " Mailand, Leighton, Rondout for Boston.
schr Lucy Hall, Hall, Rondout for Westerly.
sSSr Pratt. NswSurs for Norwich
Schr Rappahannock Edwards Hob0ken for Providence.
Schr James Cunningham, Alen Hoboken for New Lon
Schr Uncas, -, Hoboken for Norwich.
SRI Mary Fletcher, Tracy. ISSOls en- fSI Boston
schr Eliza Hamilton, -. New York for New Bedford,
schr Ida Hudson, -, New York for Rockland.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A. -'"foNiANi to
Manufacturers
A splendid chance at
West Flushing
able The plots win only desirable
the place and not injurs the neishoorhood. -
shorl distance from the city BY large
on sW nS mo S1aOn IN
rapidly in value with excellent railroad and
orderto the erection of large works at
ins % an
Important
Lumber Dealers
Brick Manufacturers.
of all n%. eS sss in buildings will be
Thsy mus. be spppiea a. the regular market prices ali
Important
invest sn money sG. safely
No finer village exists within ieS mile. of New York than
Investments in land are awsys Sc safest to make sn
around New York Ci.y they fan
lot. ap Gw for Il might s, hare
Important
fs .ns Al, ri %ss s sss's
Since the opening of this village over
1900 lots have been sold.
:. and only $50
remain
for sale.
Therefore,
be wise In time,
do not delay.
The price 10 only
1890 per lot,
and the payments are
- $40 monthly.
No interest Is charged there other expenses.
Full Warantee Deeds are given all the payments
have been made.
Upon purchasing given specifying the number
Of the Lot and you
build at once.
Those who purchase two more lots pay half tbs
money down and leave mortgage for three for the
balance they DESIRE there take either OF
the trains mentioned below.
Railroad iune Table.
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A QUEER POLICE BlUNDER.

Yesterday morning oflcer Andrew appeared in the
Tombs Police Court with o prisoner named John
Cox, whom Sergeant Reid, Of the Twenty.seventh
precinct charged on the retuens with petty larceny
subsequently ranspired that there was no complaint
against Cox for the charge Of petty larceny and that
the weapon, which was short stick with o lump Of
lead on one end, was found, after his arrest,
locked up in Cox's trunk at his boarding house.
Under these circumstances Judge Hogan discharged
the accused. Cox had been locked up at the Gen.
Office
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BROOKLYN POLITICS.

The Delegates to the state Convention.
regular meeting OF the Kings County Republican
General Committee was held last night. resolu-
ton adopted to The effect that the several AS
semby districts meet on the I'd Of september, and
select such numbers of delegates to attend the State
Convention to be held at Saratoga on the It'll OF Sep
tember as they entitled to under the call Of the
State Convention, shall consist Of five delegates from
each ward and county town association organized
by the General Committee. The primary elections
are set down for Wednesday, August 81.
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70 deliDeratif - Professor Hall again spoke on
tne hnrop IAN system the peninsula OF Micni-
van. IT. Walker, OF New Orleans, read on "lns
opper ella Plain OF the Mississippi ne ESQ ieaa
one "a the lower delta He thought tnat Ine EeV
logT Of the Gulf States would develop ASTONISHING
re0lts In few years and that the deposits Oh salt
sulphur and gypsum In Western Louisiana wouid
excite astonlshment
Tonight the sages burlesque themselves; to-mor-
row they vanish and all Will say amen
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Holland (Br,, Thomas Liverpool Aug TO- and
Ona Steamship CO.. Aug an Y p. 80 dG bark ark
Dutch s.I sSowns gosK Of
commercial code 2Oth no lat &C. signazed ship Sands
Steamship City of Limerick Br Phillips Liverpool Aug
Sae sN with mde and passengers to John
Steamship INST San JacIto Atkins Savannah Aug TO- with
Steamship Huntsville, Crowel Savannah, with mdse
Steamship %m Z clyde Sherwood, wilmington NC, with
Steamship Waahnson Wallace Newoen NC days.
with mess and uassenGers to Thomss, Holmes Co.
Norfolk, win mdse and passengers. the Old Dominion
s sHp 70 apss eye July wit"
ey Corner. Co. Crossed the Equator June ~ lon 10;
Af sai'is with e.us.
dgs ana O Ssr VEN to ns
three days strong norhery winds, and has had pilot
Big Asss Eastman Port Az Plat IS day; With o1as
& pilot os OF with
Brig Emma Hall, Blanchard, Boston days. with Gunny
9 B ID s.nas t
By Of the Lolard steamers carrying away jibboom
iuSssr ssd Is,S ,q s%DsgS Sispp wa"
the sI kniS a1s ss1r Ice Co. conu, p.,
Passed. Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH
Bark John Mathnes Br Sullivan Boston New York. in
ballast to Hodges.
Bark Eroe Qta) Masllon, Providence for New York. In
ballast, to master.
schr Small Cole, Two Rivers for New York, with
piles TO James Murray.
schr Brilant Lindsey, Harvey NIB, for New York. with
piles to James Murray.
schr Geo Gilman Gardner, St John, NB for New York,
with lath to Jed Frye 4 Co.
sehr Nathan clifford Cofn, Belfast for Rondoui, with
lumber.
Schr Challenge Phnney Bath for New York with ice 10
II Matthew's.
schr Lara,ia whemore, Calais for New York. with lum-
Der to Jed Frye Co.
schr Julia Newell Thorndike Camden for New York, with
lime TO Pressey.
schr Hiram Tucker Curtis, Dennysville for New York;
with lumber TO Jed Frye Co.
Schr Matanzas Bragdon, Franklin for New York, with
lumber TO Simpson Clspp.
Schr Spartel Smith, Franklin for New York. with lumber
to Jed Frye Co.
schr Roswell, Kelly Gardiner for New York, with ice to
the Knckerbocker Ice Co.
schr Eliza Coffin, Hart, Harrington for New York, with
piles to H0yoke Murray.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-24
SICK IN A GARRETT.

Maria Walker, widow, only little time in this
country, who lives with her three daughters at No.
426 East Sixteenth street. was found last evening to
to be entirely destitute One girl was dangerously
SICK, but the others would not let her be taken to
the hospital. The case was reported to the Com
Wissi0ners OF Charities and Correction,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-24
THE SAVANS OF 1870.

From Troy to Saratoga for Nothing--At the
Springs-The Famine and Returning to
Troy Disgusted-Ben, Butler Becomes
Savant-FemaleSi In Science-Clin.
ton Roosevelt ON the Steam En-
gme-The North American
Continent When Submerged
Louisiana and Her Re-
sources - Approaching
Finale Of the Sages.
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SAILED.

Steamships City of Baltimore Liverpool via Halifax;
South America, Rio Janero, DC; Weybosset, Ssal Leo,
Savannah Niagara Richmond, &c.
Wind at sunset Sc.
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Sun rises. ....... 5 Is Moon rises morn 238
Sun sets. ....... 6 As High water. ..eve 643
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER.