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COMMITTEES or ELIEs.--The name Of Mr..
John II, (ireanos has been added to the
seomuittce for Jefferson Ward Of visitation
and relief for tho sufferers Of the late ca-
ilafnttv.
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REGISTER l-Tuesday is the last day 90
and do yottr duty. Your days are num-
bered. Conservatives, show yourselves
men and re1isteT! =,
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IF YOU WANT TO DEFEAT ANY PARTICULAR
cANDlDATE AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION, REGIS
TER
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W. o. BLAIR q Co, Ninth and Main, have for
sale few quarter casks y James Hennessy,s ),
brandy, fmportedin 1890 by an old citizen or this
CITY for his private usc. Tbe low price or eold
enables them To- dispose Of this pure article at
greatly reduced price. ,,f. III, e...4,.....I, -.
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If YOU DESIRE TO SEE THE CITY MAKING
GREAT STRIDES TOWARDS HER "aANIFoLD
DESTINY" REGISTER!
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III. ELLYsoN & co. win insert advertisements In
shc principal newspapersin Virginia, North Caro-.
lina, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
iishers' rates. for cash. Apply at this Office
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For THE FULLEST MEASURE, cheapest ant
very best coke, anthracite and bituminous coal
kIndling, sawed, and long oak and pine wood. &c
10 Mr.. ). b. WATKINss, ILL Main street, nearly
opposite this Office. .'.4 .a. "a
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--a1.ESTRaas,-.-,s,Af.FTTE4

\ 80 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a.s:,sss
|rTYffE SUBSCRIBERS would infosnl thesr
/ 80 nS.,ararssJ IL N. Dc 5ANHGkS-F1
IN Connection With their PLUMBING. ana Rls
Bsssasass x aaoa ssiessioa or FAMILY TiSwAR, q,
no HRso0EING I'M and sPoUTING done promptly.
4 fiyaJrs q eau atNo. 52g Main stseet 80
my N-sw AUG. ARSEEL, JA.f1 y VVs
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no TAXPAYERS.

: = s,st..f'i., CsTY4 AUDITORS 0FTIGEs III
49, ~ RICHMOND, VA, May 1879. = ..
raIHE CITY. AsSESSM EN- OF Giles
IL AND LICENSE TAXES T0R EME4 He
1870 is now filed In this Office and cMn " q ! II
by those interested ppsea1& gstsDAx. may =. -
lahs FiSanSe eoami iites % EsgpsiI Ein ~ sss
iastssst aid cantiuNe tn sessson tEIp1 ~
io SciocE h. N I'M the cii sas mnSsfs
Han. LES WILLIAM a. ALsADASt.11 AL1sAD'.1 aS,tsr.
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
~ LARGER THAN: THE COMBINED CIR
CULAT1oH OF ALL. THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
AUCTION SALES THrs DAx,

IN nH public or prtpdte sales Of Real Estate
Jhlg the purchasers pau Me tdres for Hs asrsseTt
yedr, o'd on all sales betDeea the first dan Of
1etI d''d the last day Qr December tie sellsT
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CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.,

TARDOzO, FOURQUREAN & CO.,
OPPOSITE rosT-oFFICE,
are now opening large and varied assortment Of
new and elegant
JAPANESE SILKS,
JAPANESE PoPLINs,
GRENADINES
SUIT CLOTHS
and other
DRESS GOODS.
LACE POINTS tsome very small),
PARAsoL COVERS,
, LACE SETS,
LACE HANpKERCHIEFs,
LACE COLLARS,
In endless variety, that cannot fail to please.
All in want of DRY GOODS are advised to give
US call, as our prices arc as low as the lowest,
and our assortment varied and complete.
ap2s CARDOzO, FOURQUREAN l. co.
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REGISTER your name With r.. b. sprycE d
SON for suit Of clothes or OF some OF those bead
llfal goods which they are offering to their mo-
merons patrons. LOO Main street is the place for
AN kinds of gentlemen's wear. "a o.e-f'I- oF''r'
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1cE-CREAM q speciality at JAcKsoa,s, corner
Main and Third streets, where he Is prepared at
all times to furnish families, parties, pic-nics,
&C., With pure and delicious ice-cresm OF all.na-
lIrors in any quantity. Delivered In any part Of
the city free
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A full supply Of seasoned oak, long and sawed
on hand at j. III. PILcHER's, Eighth between
Main and Cary streets. Call ct once and make
your purchasee. 49,.
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MONROE WARD CONSERVATIVE ExEgUTIyE
COMMITTEE will meet Tonight at 209 Broad
street. A full attendance is desired. as"
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If YOU WANT TO VOTE fok YOUR FRIENI
IN TIRE PRIMARY ELECTION, REGISTER
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THOMAS W. BOSWELL takes pleasure In con.
flrming Drs. Kendall s HARDEsTY's testlmo-
mails from practical proof.
Richnsor,d, May 1eth, 1870. -. Iii. 17a 91
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-16

REGISTRATION is still going on at E. b. SPENCE
& Sons, 1900 Main street. Call early and buy
oaen. '"+~
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Which Of you all nowdeny to danceal 'ti
L She that makes daintyp .-y, r. ,,,s
She, IN swear, hath hcorns.-iShakepeare.
4 CUTTING CoRNs NUMBERED WITH TnE. Ex-
PLoDED' ARTs.-The following testimonials are
selected from thousands ,ft r. rrGo;Hais.
Lake pleasure in adding my testimonial to DIR.
KENDALL 8 skill as Chiropodist, behaving given
me entire relief In q few minutes, after weeks of
suffering. T.RoBRRrs BAKER, Druggist. =
Richmond, May7, 1870. E''' 80! 1>'3!fi.
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s."There's a good time coming" if yo1
only registeri,t;: .G3Ga .fssl}atG. .s@9@
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THE LADIEs' saRosIs GLIB, Of New York, re
Gently changed their discussions from woinsn's
suffrage TO hair preparations aud pimpla bsnish-
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{ iL1sr OF UKAA1LABLE LETTERS REaAINIKs
M THE sRIcHMoNp sT-OFTTcE. MAY l6s4-
MIR. Marion Bird, Richmond, Va. Captain
y. T. Dickenson,, Frederick Hall, Va. ri,
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.,s,,';ll5

fers. Tnsy declared that where nstrfe had not eH
Rdowed them with beauty, Il wss thetrsHghs- -yeas
their duty-to seek it where they could. So they
AN voted that Magnolia Balm oSxcame. ssllow.
ness, rough skin. and rine-marks, and gave 70 the
Icompse1ion q amost dfssfngue tsoroeian) and mar
Dse.iike appearance dangerous 90 men, no dcubt);
ana thas Lyons Kathairon made the batr grew
inlck' son, and awful pretty and, moreover, pre-
vented IL from turning gray. IL the proprietors
THESE articles dd not send the sisters IN fnYoic6
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CENTMHEG

~ L o T II l n G!
FOR STYLISH CLOTHING,
FOR SUPERIOR QUALITY CLOTHING,
FOR DURABLE CLOTHING.
FOR BEST ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING
FOR GOOD LoW-PRICE CLOTHING,
FOR POPULAR CLOTHING,
FOR MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
EVERY ONE IN
WANT OF CLOTHING,
CALL ON
BALDWIN TIE CLOTH1ER,
CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
ap l9]
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J DR.. Kendall removed a troublesomecorn with.
out pain or loss Of blood. L. G. BRIsTow, i,s
/, Richmond, May 9Th, 1870. o. -
DR.. Kendall operated with entire satisfaction.
s.- VIII. MAcFARLAyD.
Richmond, April 30, 1870. -s.e z
some days since DR.. Kendall removed paiofu
bunion for me In few seconds, literally, as he
states without pain or loss Of blood. The ease
that followed was wonderful. .r.e- ~ !.
.-. -! u..f WILLIAM J. WALL,
.....- House Of Delegates.
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DEFRIGERATORsf7
A DMlNIsTRATOR'S NOTICE.

: All persons holding claims against or owing
debts TO the estate of ELISHA As, SCAoF5ELD,
deceased tlate city assessOr), Will please call upon
the undersigned at the ExchsDge Hotel, Rich
mond. between the hours of A. M. and IL OIL on
MONDAY, TUESDAY, or WEDNESDAY, the
i0.,s w s,s,s7 ssos7 ~Ns g. w. SCHOFIELD,
r,s a,x Administration.
TSHE COMMITTEE ON LIBR.lARY and
4 IssoCIATIuN. respectfully. announce. 70 the
LADIES fhW The room ftsed-u up ana furnlsnege
with m maYazines for the special 20 Of the LADlEs
will be open for tfei. receptien fr3m this date
daily ut 10 o. clock A. N-rexcept Sundays.
w. e. MAYO, Chairman Committees;;
MAY i6sh. .st- : fsstkh8 sR ~ my 1o-St
N OTICNa-To MY FRIENDS AND
IN TIE sPUAkIQ AT LARGE.--I SHAH open
TO-DAY the Gymnasium Hail, on Franklin be.
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, as HIRIE q and
BOARD STABLE. " is ? large, r0omy house:
The best care Will be paid to board horses and
vehicles. Having. bed eighteentyesrs, experiences
feel thst ! can gave sattsfaction to all who may
siasHss my s1s@ s stiIiitIM WII7t1M ii. SUTHERLAND.
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BARGAINS FOR APRIL.
CHEvIOT FRENCH SACK SUIT. s2s.
MELToN FRENCH SACK SUIT, coat aud vest,
e1p.
MELTON WALKING sUIT, coat and vest, $50.
C8EvIOT WALKING SUIT. $2s.
SCOTCH COATING WALKING SUIT, $50.
DIAGONAL COATING WALKING SUIT, ss2.
FRENCH CREPE DRESS SUIT. coat and vest,
$32.
FRENCH CREPE SACK SUITS. coat and vest,
$2s.
FANCY CASHMERE EPANTALOONs. 81 to slo
YOUTHS FANCY CASHMERE SUITS, s1b, $is
and $I7.
BOYS FANCY CASHMERE SUITS, Gil, sl2
and SIS.
Also, large assortment of
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
at very low prices JOHN 8. DEYLIN,
@po1 Main street Opposite the post-oniceh
ap l5--sm Richmond, Va.
" = y" y
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r,YE POPULAR DRY GOODS STORE

THE POPULAR DRY GOODS STORE
oF BROAD STREET. NO. ea7.
HIRsH & GUGGENHEIMER
are making daily additions to their stock, at the
LOWEST PRICES, such as will compare favor
ably with any ones in the city.
DRESS GOODS, such as Japanese roplins, Silks,
Embroidered Grenadines. Lawns, Piques,
rambrics, Alpacas, Porlius, Baregcs, &C.
WHITE; GooDs such as Linens for Shtrting,
Pillow. Cases, shee,ing, Tah,e.Lincn. Nap
mons wear; Plain, Striped, and Plaid Or
rsrd!cs, Swiss, Nainsook, and Cambrles.
NOTIONS, such as Corscts, .HandkerchieTs.
Ribbons, Parasols, Embroideries, Hosiery
for ladies'. men, and children
and everything else usually kept In first-class
dry goods house.
HIRsH & GUGGENHEIMER,
6e7 Broad street.
J Ti9 Z; dHssEsz; kaAS: Statesmen. -,
F. r. GRETTHR,} my 10
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RMHPpIN6.


TOR BALTIMORE steamers s
wharf on MONDAY, May 10th, 1870 at O'Clock
?. NJ. Freight received up to 2. O'Clock r. M For
freight ag 1s d passage RR82RSVGys iR2IS iw11AMs
EoR NEW. YoRK.-The Old e@nFh
side.Whsal D steamship. ISAAC. BELL, CabIala
BOURNR, Will leave her wharf OF hocAeM3 on
TUEsDAY Aay lh 9'oiSsr SsTr az stsessse. as.
Eleventh. issSs aaR:a Ind ii Msin stsesss. ny is-M
TsOE pHILADELpHIA.--
aassss ssstnss ssw,sf SH Ii hsss ssssf q
DAY JAY fhs siaS Instant d. "a o,ciSckS tRssdgA
sksn M essos e sstss
my1-srzf l9s9 once Nd. asI1s sas Docs { s ssross.
jT7OR FREIGHT OR CHA ARTER, AZ q !.
Iriy II. PORTER, one hundred and $ffF
ASpiy TO -. PALMER, ARTsOOKoA Co.
apo ..ss 4. .LL.- -.-... -. i.t .ia-.
MOTICE TO SHIPPERs.--ss4sszsgs
Il Ii The boats OF the JAMES 5sRzE
YER AND lKkNAWHAy CA3sALI CQE1RAES
M ssys hs 5aff n DssS psSaasIzT psaa b
Trnisi,t and tolls on goods for Eynchburg snt
osyyion osyHna sspper Every
afforded ssGnssnss put r. Sesssaoh "a
Tny ofica ON the Dock without special agreement
Wsy freight viii not be delivered al charges ~
Goats locked snd insured. - s5sE.4.5s ~
| dell Il y .f1t EDWARD DlaAfioa. hAsass'
L
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4lfhmmnd 1ispatfh.

AoHSDAY.............,..MAY 10, 1870.
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ITO LADIES' sIr,,; /, t4I ftsps, as'
fipyrs, FRrNCH XIII HK flf0HEIsfs. -.
I,GHIEsy pREHCH XfRe eBE& On QQssSfn
.LADiES' ZINE SERGE =
saseEf.nIs seEf.nIsM. W. Il aRsfs1H AE.IfRkne5
Lssiiss = - P13EF. l3o1 Main IT, ~
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mo aENTLEMEN: stgasa a1Is5szs aro
Iaksrs i siSE ass rassSeH Ss1 Ass tSzf 5BaaR9!
GEsg's sisa FisE ERESH n 81 YE9s b
IaSsfs' : KID GONG Rzsss
GESSTA's SAapEksi FiSx aLeyEtKrDpCoa ax-r
osssa9.Hs }ssIi.xcR osorl1r and d6PRUN E'ccss'
aEEsS GA5TERa sl,,5SiTyii psD Mrs ,sis vi q
aEEsF,s aEaF,'s Low saaoE erstsi
cssy,is cssyis, :, H. @ any kind III ssEs III BdoTs
ithey NAV want 90 :. lsAsE,A 1875 kIain stree
h ! nv INV, two GoqEs below = TEelina
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IEOR SALE, MILEHCOW feeSA q
r. To ff,e raff and ya 6fis taff fos1S W. =
old. 4 Appfy ID ;sa5a sttt kREEs i 9&gsajyysI
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GANRIDATEs ron OFFICE,

IFNo oTHEWOTERS OF THE GIUY Of
L L am told that symlsEsSeu,imc.
lTression prevails that In 0fertng for te once Of
for the Office OF fCOMMOSWEALTfgSG GTEORS.
NEY::1 They are dGerent ofaees. Hh6 1ftt WI,
be charter office, thelaat @ IN Ones ophdeS the,
lConstltutioh the first Is elected by the people,
the Last VIII probably be the puo5ect Of appoiht-
mentby the Council.si Ishau support .thc gNhc}e,
lConservatye ticket settled at the primary eIec.
tion next Thursday wSshearnass SeaE2d 1l5SstH
my1s ~ III r~,.;,ts,. R.E, DAHzEINfry
The sun., 1870-05-09

Rosin dull, ut s2.lc@E5 i9r stained: petroleum Arm
t2716c for refined, and iec for crude In bulk Hops
heavy, with snles e for Old ios,sc Tor new Mhis
tive at eHgNc. Frcghts quiet advanced rates being
asked Cd to Glasgow and Cd to Liverpool for wheat by
the steamers.
Rio Rice steady at 6467Ac. Moasses Cuba musco
yado Sti5c., $50 hhds sold on J. sugars, steady and
In fair demand, fair good selling at gk6o9lsc with
sales LOO hhds and 300 bxs refined, steady best
PRgyInoNs-Pork y.s dull and loweri sales iso bbl,.
at tl925 for moss S3 f350 for extra prime t25 for
runps and KS 50 for prime mess also, 800 bbls mess
At ~ .9st for plain and ezra mes. fierce neef sell
$50 tS for western. Cut meats In demand; eaee 2s1
pkgs at iadlgxc for smoked hams and l6Hd16Ac. for
niCl led hams. Bacon quiet; Cumberland f3Nc Lard
selling at some decline pde steam, on the spot, 1Gk@
6Hc and for three months, l6c.; city quoted at
Isaai6c. for No TO prime; Dressed hogs, 1lI@l2c.
at lt@l7kc Eggs nrmer az i7d2Qc.
tGRAIN-Wheat 1c. better and more active. Sales
g g co bush. at tl;.o@ii5 iosTo somwon, tlSoe
tLi5gsi2o for No: do Rye dull az q oSeti V Bar.
State Oats dull sales 1000 bush at 6s Csc for Vest
ern. and 67aGgc for Ohio and State Corn scarce and
hrmer Gales 1900 bush. at tlO for round yellow,
siI7 for old mixed. tlii@t IS for do. and si6
for nat
The sun., 1870-05-09
Let Brooklyn Electors Vote for Pure Men
without RcRn I'd 20 Party.

Two additional Judges of the City Court of
Brooklyn TO be elected the 18th inst, to serve
fourteen years. within that time judging from tho
past, the population Of Brooklyn will reach nearly a
million, Hence. II for no other reason, the impor-
tanee Of this election. Tie importance OF electing
GOOD men has been recognized by the Republican
City Convention, in the nomination OF the Hon.
George II. Fisher and Henry Hagner, thus wipng
out party lines, the maintenance Of which often re-
suits in the election Of unqualified and corrupt par.
tisans Mr. Fisher served IN the Assembly of isGO
and 1861, and for several years in the BROOKLYN
Board Of Aldermen, without even the shadow OF
suspicion resting on his name, while his high posi-
tion at the Brooklyn bar gives sure guarantee OF
his fitness for the position Mr.. Hagner Is a lawyer
of ability, old resident Of the city OF unexcep-
tionahle character and habits and Of unquestioncd
integrity; and, while acting with the Democratic
party, has always opposed the corrupt schemes Of
It's ring politicians.
The sun., 1870-05-09
NEW RING IN HoBoKEN.

The Su,artest Politician In New Jersey
How n Single-haBded Republican Organ-
lied Democratic Bonrd-The Forma-
tion Of n New SwindlinR Combination.
A stir has been created among the politicians
of Hoboken by the organization of the new City
Council. A select few have sold themselves to the
only Republican member Of the Board. IL seems
that the new Board stood eight Democrats three
Independent Democrats, and one Republican This
Republican is known a. "Pretty Charley" His
surname Ia Chamberlain. He put up job TO secure
che best positions on the several Commiuees Tor
himself.
Selecting the dummies he manipulated them in
opposition to those who had the monopoly OF the
brains and talent Of the Board These dupes were
readily caught in his net, and one OF them was made
President The result IS that M Cham9eralp' M ,no
OF the most important committees-finance and
Salaries, and OF Fire and Water. These positions
are said to be worth 5000, II properly misman.
aged, and from the manner In which Chamberlain
has won his suglohanded victory. II s fair TO pre-
sumo that he knows how 70 come In for good
share OF the spoils.
Councilman Lee, the fearless opponent OF the
awndlng ring in the last Board, has been left out
in the cold, while Chief Engineer Curren, who Is
also a member Of tho Board, andi Councilman
Granger, have been treated In like manner.
They have dropped poor Curren down into the
sewers. and left Lee to purchase Bibles for the
Freedmen's Bureau.
Councilman Lee refused, however, to accept OF
the honor conferred upon him. The champion bill
Hard payer (Coles) has been made Chairman OF the
ing largo billiard saloon IN OF these under his
charge McGavi SIX has Joined the Military Commit
eto ssl Y III make . lne soldier. Iins hes been
formed to rule out Of the spois Councilmen Lee,
payers may look Tor high old set OF swindlers
again this Year
The sun., 1870-05-09
New York Markets.

SATURDAY, May 7.-FLouR AND MEAL-Low
nand Tor export aud prces ssl0c: higher large lines
better GRADES were steady sales 400 bbs at u 9Os
$50 for supernne, S5i2hSs5.3 for snipplng extras
560dS IS for bakers and family brands. southern
h0urs nrlner but not active, at Ses5S for supenne
and tGss9 ioI shllping and lamiy extras. hye nour
N65aS75. .,., -, =,
sUSbEISs-COIton hrmer At sc for middling npland'
The sun., 1870-05-09

Arrivcd-SUNDAY. May 3.
Steamship wilmington, Galveston. mdsc and PASS,
steamship Regulator, wilmington, c. naval stores.
Steamship Herman Livingston, Savannah. mdse. and
pas-.
Steamship z. c. KNIGHT Georgetown, D. G.. mdsc.
Steamship CITY OF Dublin, Liverpool, mdse and pasA
ship MunQuam Dormo, Cardiff, railroad iron.
Shlp Burm1h, Liverpool mdAc.
Bafk AVoudale, ShAnghae. teas.
BARK Victor, Marscillrs. mdse.
Bark Eugcnla, Trieste. mdse.
Pafk Fannie Sagul, sugar.
nark Hunter. Palermo, fruit.
park Iumuri, Sagua. sugar.
Brig Keystone. SaCul. sugar.
Brig W. Gordon. MatanLas, molasscs.
Brig AltavCla. Caibaren.
Brig Catherine. Halifax. coal.
SChr Ida 5. Burgess, CAinurlcn. molassce.
SChr Henry Aielbeit, cuba, molasses.
schr Matte Holmes satila River Ca. lumber.
SChr Laura A. Webb, Gonaives. logwood and cotton.
Aiso, the usuai river and coa-twlse vessels
sAILKD-Steamshlps Deutschland for Bremen; City
OF Antwerp and Malta. Liverpool ANGELA, Glasgow
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OUT.
QUEENSTOWN, May S-Colorado New York.
The sun., 1870-05-09
The BernsteIn Divorce Cn.c.

The argument TO set aside the divorce obtained
in this city by Adolph Bernstein against Louisa is
TO be offered by Counsellor Joannes for Mira. Bern.
stein to-day before the Hon. John II. McCunn, in
the Superior Court Chambers.
The sun., 1870-05-09


.ABBERLEY.-In GreenpOlnt, on Sunday May s. Ella
me relatives and friends are Invited to attend the
finer NJ, from tho Reformed church Kent st., Grecn-
point; on Tuesday afternoon a, O'Clock
COLGAN-ln Brooklyn on Saturday, May !, Mrs.
Mary Colrn, native OF Loushrea, county Galway Ire
land, aged o! years, ,,. -. ..- -,
A. frum her residence &, b. idce 81 on Monday Rt r.
". Her remains will be taken to calvary Cemetery for
FLOoD'-In prooklyn on Saturday. May 7, OF con
II Ends and rtiailvcs are rcsrSctEy invited to
attcrd hs uucral nom Ms lie residence. corner Fl
noon ns remains ] WI be taKca To- Fiarba,h Cemeserv
GOWAN.-rm Gowan, native OF county Tippe-
The feis'iycS AMI rcnI, Of The fan.lv are requested
nrion st. on Nondl1, NAV > i5O, ~ O'Clock +. NJ.
Qge9:c mada paoer- please cory. ,.,,, c,.,..
natiyeof Brush alyclare, county Antrim, Ireland
lie ric n,s and acduantances are invited TO ATTEND
lhg funeral ihS day lInndlyl at o'clock T. NJ nom
,.HNRRlsON.- On FRIDAY, May G. suddenly, George NJ.
Harrison, IN the iith wear ot MS age.
mamod he % e gss ~ s nl S.pecuy p me n
yIei to attend ne funeral on NondHy mor7ng, az 10
hokcn. TO ~. Marys Church thence to Calvary Gene
TUITE.-on Saturday, May !, Maria Tuite, daughter
OF j In and Catharne Tute.
attend the lun raj Monday after Don, at O'clock
from the resdenco other parents. io 9hst, Brooklyn,
TuRL-on saturday, May J. William. son of Samuel
and Elizabeth tu[l, aged wears .,o,,,, ,,,,,o %
attend the funeral on Monday Nay v, at IL O'Clock,
VAEis-On Friday. May 9, suddenly, at his resi-.
dencc with vavular ai,case of the heart Victor Warm,
nes. eRd ON Sns 81 isS oc M 6 "Su aSs resi- o
dence, 81 De kalb ay.. Brooklyn
NoTIcE-Pgtnsm Lodge, No $s, F and A. ", Broth
mnnicaion OF the f0dge TO he held Monday, May 9,
bas r. II oGSs Of TO Sr our SGe e Brce S M S
held. Members of sister LodgSs are eqEiIRsp Rp S.ed
Gro. II. FoRNAS. Secretary.
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Live Stock Market.

NV YORK, Saturday. May There was no trade
OF consequence In beef cattle for want OF stock and
prices are nominally unchanged. or 1S9i7c per for
fair to prime steers The receipts OF sheep we're
one car load OF good clipped ohios, 81 ms av, at sc
bunch Of unshorn Indiana 81 Ms av. at sNc and lot
oftheared Ohios ns av at 7Ic. We quote the market
duh at tdsHc for sheared, and 1a19kc for uDshorn.
Hogs were weaker with receipts OF II car loads, or
LOO hogs sale Of lSl rough Indiana, 12 ne ay was
made at t9t3t per 100 ns., 1--we weight. Dressed hogs
were duh at ltk0i2c per n.
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nhAIcnnSrER COUNTr

80 fhcrraic County Committee have prepared
81 TO- 'at c'cc.ors Of The county.
N''' Hoffman hss sl'ned eleven important bills
vNN. To "utuN"mcns Ia Wrt'CaesteT county, ON
N lH't b" iltucl ne b 10 HpproTraing fl00 900
70 nt' 'ic Wugh Of :iautlg and nIdcadA-
o' q, ~. iEg ttc OIL d tI.n OF 10 3D. or West
I,.' bi .'e'. T.leh IS now IN como parts almost
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LONG Island.

1908. are"n Institute vas opened In College
.'.. .t.r Hl, and tle citizens made II gala day.
...-c Of Clay Pitts, which has recently
Ia.r 10 IaI View, has substituted Genoa
.... ifc
i.sr Vnl. tor q wager OF $500, undertake
...uY 20 WaIS frtm Hunters Point 10 sag
''s'. .Ir. 'WruD Fix hours
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ST.ITEN ISLAND.

. III l'r The DemOcrdtic n ninre N
.I. I'..." = l..t|cc, but the incumbent. Gar
'' H .. s.a.isi .Iln ~ au independent candidate
c,,s ol the Fire Pohce Board were re
-'H. cIon on atuIldy a. The sane "ilagr,
, .- ..g!.. ID Mcdowell Vas nominated
a. . '.'l.d War; IhrY. Fotan. FOURTH j, g.
'.--- LII -lL. md 4 Kloer flr the Elgnlh Mnrd.
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- ISLAND RAlLROAD bONpS.-rms Company are
r-snared to exchange their nrst mortgage sinking
mnd seven per cent oouds, due IN NJ Tor the bonds
q tie Chicago and Rock Island Company. maturing
Iuly $50 The Oonds offered no exchange secured
bY hrtt mortgage on the eatrc road aud equipment
extending frvm Chicago T. Councl Buls including the
ttut. j, L. IRACY Y, President.
New York. April "a. 1870.
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Spttial Noiirts.

Spttial qoiies
NICOL a. DAVIDSON.
go broadway, near Great Jones st.
sUCCEssoRs TO Il. v. HAUGHwoUT q CO,
Are closing out
$4,000 OF THE STOCK OF THE LATE FIRM
st reduced prices,
and are opening
40 packages OF NEW AND ELEGANT FRENCH
CHINA DINNER, TEA. AND DESSERT SETS,
CLOCKS. BRoNZEs VASES. AND MANrEL SETS,
IMPORTED CHANDELIERS AND GAS FIXTURES.
FINE GLASS sILvRRPLATED WARE AND CUT.
LERY.
SUPERIOR TO AND CHEAPER THAN any goods
in the marxet.
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