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flsk thrcatci.s 70 start Newspaper.
epn " ',o'':.'as :, "cllon, "Mo ".
nephew, WHO IL "ooa-ene1aFe1 IN neW
O1leAne.
-Edmona About is about to make tour Of
Asia in the ,ntcfest OF science.
-NAnderiHlt e1ss Ac ls "easE OF business
struggles, btt cannot Afford to take rest:
-Cha1les lscade haa given up liza projected
Kong Chce Co., Of san Francisco, have
bank1upted.
An eutcrptlsinE ptlrenologlst once wrote
polite note to th1 late Charles lackehst ask1hg
permission to mako an examination Of his era
Nlss1n, ME. Dickens replied Dear SI: At
this time require the Use Of ms ekull, but as
room az it shall 10 at leisure l will willingly
place it at your disposal"
-Gcnetl l. E. Les ia so1outnnE With tho
family at Samuel II. Tagart, iu Baltimore, iu
inc hope OF fecupcsatlng from the sone*hat
c1haustang lahots Of his present tedentAty
pnttults: Ae u under the medical treatment
Of u: Ihot BuckicE.
| -At H3ltsznese. sa!y :, tosssemse AuErhS
arrested one OF anrce HInthcf-reWdles Tor m
tulunE ia1s. 4ne p.otae.s :esa1ea !s t1e oIli- N
tes VIA clooe 9a ~ 1essoe snS lt;soasti @ oaI INC
Ias,sa s1 y s '. +nM .,,;nrto. .4oa ~ h;a
aoases a4a 'A A''s7 1Ae" oA 1AAS
WOUNDS, A., ,,. ,,:u;.
- H., ~ -. ~ us:s
.teH "sn sue ;. ~. Sat.a. ~ ~ ra.. 49,
.ne Eso @ III. s-.,o.s 80 aasssS
. ~, c-,3rr 3;rort3+,,r tl,o r,+a+orna
Id lAocute ~ u.as. ~ ~ euo1os s. o..i.
tsts uu& ~ ~ - ou.sso ~ ses eoAf to.
EAnAaa ~ 'uA soo AAee' - '"A A'oss ~@e Ao'e
l'sshen, .o<.,o,., ~, ~, n..,., ~ .,.
Letters test stsnentA1iE I, On tno cs1a1c o' 1ne
!ssc Jerome Napoleon tonspaIten = haxe beon 7,
G5arted IN thc gsrhans Conrt OF nlafnnn &c
| tharled Joeern i'onArAte- 4he esl3to,
amounting to about si'o,op9 OF personal anc ~
S50, COO Of real property, is devised TO tnt
widow and two aons OF the deceased Hott
sons arc named e1eeutors. but the cider, ;. =
BouaraFe, has rcnouncei IN faEof OF hlf
brother.
On Saturday week, the Russian Miuistel
Dc cataca1y yititel Colts .Arn,ors.t Hartford
Conn While ti,cro the Minister visited tn
widow ef John Csllahcr, workman Ellet
| .ou,c time since willie teeting some asma il
courso Of manufacture for tho Czar, And in
, 1870-07-10

a C.ifornis psper says thst box OF
norI Ann cherries hAs bean shipped to New
Yo1k overland, the majority Of tbs ehasries
ference
, 1870-07-10

ef Wells IL mr.. A. IL Ste,snFt-'rhe
Foreign Trade oil the Emitted ~tsas-~-
Tha yo11ou;n. important letter. vnt,on ~
,1. .As - SraHer nf New Tort hr ia ~ ~
ansc;,, Ass = comm;ss inner Of Internal 1;syenns r
haa1n-, 1,;s rrtirernent from of,ice. Ia. Irsn
osee;..5 ir tha Ert7,iao Post 5nr nnt,,.,l
t;nn
TBe1suRT pRvAsr4ksr.
OFFICE SPECIAL CoAH1ss1oSEn
or THE RsvESCK,
WAsAE5Tos, 5une =. fstM
! s1a: have tue: hot;or 70 aekneswleags sae
receipt OF Eour note Of tAe "a. mas7ne isGlirE
~ to the truth of IS statement that tie t":sI
gold Fn1ua OF the exports OF the In1el eta;cs
fpr the ES3t Dilb months Of TIE Euf{Eflt A.A
-sa~ 1r,a j., arrosA nf tho tftal rni,l vaIt,s ri
1ue imports tu1 'ae Sa4u o't.o4 49, ~ ~
na,;ona1 hatance Of trade On tho merchants,
sn"n,,nt ~ -,,,cb mars fsynrab;e than ]. VA.
,nri,,s lin corrrsty1;iinc period If thu ..ss.
ssar is.sSu
Tiu, .nt,rnx;,na,e hr,a,es Of Tue export an!
;7nnart IA, IT thc cnnnrry far ti,a tirat In
,t,a,s Of lie present fiscal year, e., to Msyi.
1s71 ..}c ,noyauaent OF epe.ie aud bullion H..
;n,, ,,n;,t4i-ace ~ follows:
Intporls ct merchandise, gold values <<sss..7s:
ExrGrss aad rr-t1ports, gold yai1es..-- c2p >sh.t
-.--- -
nosuEi wARrs,orsE AeSucSE
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"A ssle Of Thoroughbred yeaslng eolta re-
dftv younSstesn" ;" brought the aggregate sum
Of Ia, ,o25, OF m average Of e, SO each. The
Lishest-priced animal brought g, 900, md tho
prSces 81 the eight nost valuable ranged from
Se,oo0 to e., ,106- Another sale Of seven year
linSs brought el2.400, or 81, ,76o ON tae srer.
Ase. Tha hiSshest-pricod animal brought
| 3i,15o,
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THE WORLD or AMUSEMENT,

Sports
Run into the Extreme,
Spnggins,
And What Allied Him.
BnSe Ball.
Whittier are We Drifting ?
, 1870-07-10
0UR FOREIGN TRADE,

Important Letter FROM Com'ui>-Iou-
er Wells IL TF. a. IL Ste,rnFt-rhe
Foreign Trade oil the United stsas->.
The following important letter, written TO
Mr. i, r. Stewart Of New York, BY the late
Special Commiss 5pner OF Internal l;egenur.
before his retirement from office, In. l.en
obtained By the Evening Poss fo1 putlc.-
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Maestro Bot.es1n,, the renowned cmtse bsssiste,
and COMPOSER Of the 'Asaa.tio ii Ftsenze," gave
last S4iurl45,'R splendid aoarte, With the xssat~
Ancc Of Ccnnt Lan.cntMon:meru and Siyort. In
honor Of Culentl Frapoin. F1o1snstnc Deputy,
Tne Tic Ma1eaess % @ dsi Gtiio-hetseT Il a Known a. sds
ia.ac Iussnr,4tid the honors OF tho artistic and
perfect Italian solrte. II seems that the question
y 10, set decided Although Martinez has signed
| the 1case with the town, there nns appeared an
other eanditase. ~ho has xnceeedrd ~ changing
tho Ministerial decision The nane Of this great
| trudlgy Is RpuI.
| Mic Sch1uder Is much better. The DOCTOR as
s1lres The public ths, The .msi-oo1 Hill leave no
a1:iSs Who l. jufsy faFcr,;e with the P3sistA1
pn.uc. The magnificent feses dansantes Of the
AlGane, {yincerne@., continue TO drxF t1nmcnse
crowds, Hho A:e attracted BY the extraordinary
'xauty OF those vast saloons, framed IN wuh
ltnce Of the otcnssra together N1tn Inc great va
! tietS os the Gn1dE1ca, contributes very much "a
The success Of tsuse nue which ar last pt
eoetr ~ .':aHH sssaaf Fe % s. DsuG
Ia Revol,~ Al Serall " ant. 80 many other beauu
palsss has us; a,;vsd a. rasa Tsese ns sat
This 9rcss Old artist Gomez from nis dsngnses'a
wills On The Lake OF Como. He bears hts nLaet5.
| onr kuunes1 H. est brnEelf,
Mef1uet,s Jeanne dare viii not b represent.
hs Ernest Rcyeia III steurd,7 The Original en:
| L
The Lb,Alrie Dentu7 uf Tie Palals Royal, has Jus
1,u1llsne4l remarkable pamphlet bJ Oscar Com
et1ant i ts IN excellent study tnroo the must
IN eh1Frtsa Of paramount Interest And will O.
singer, leaves Paris to-noEFpw Tor hrua
ts s4ssa *eess eenser nf Tsenee snso s spe. -,
, | Spa, I'LL hts Angus. engagement Commences =
! Batttn- Tne nnr weather Is ver7 favorable fhl
, ! year 70 the coucertx The ChAmfss-El5s af
thtungcd ercrJ evening with elegantly dst1se
parties eager for fresh Atr and g9slr music. tt
, | t.as. Sunday, Prosper Aztus gives his elcyeus
| grand Fcte MUSICALE, at the lies naumeSnA
j very interesting nrasna- g PasscNE du Louvse,
, lu1es Hornay and foutn, ls having great s1.n
a the :AmbtGu- -Contquc. The 0ratorso ruth
: hy Eugene and Alexis Ruet11d. has been Spfendl<
II PERFORMED :, MArse!lle., At NJ ~
5 Nine. DaI1ess cs1ehr8ted villa lie AAryeSre on Il
= HTnao The Ia.!t+, Of FloItuce, gives the iotaut
Ing curious statistics Of ar1,cssts anu artists wi
l.eatnr RsAnaea aaMes:~ AT5e Caatzua betau
g. | sovereign Princess: u lie CoEtat married Il
. Chey1lier DE Parry: Mile SR1ti Is Countess
Sparte; N7!c Sout19, Countess Of Roas! and Ar
J. | bsssadrtxs, Mile TaZIo1l7 Comtessa Gilbert d
= vu!s!ns; A1lc Ss1a, Conteasa di fneutes: NJ
Il A!bon!, Contcssa repol; Adelaide Rstntt 1ns
,e rcd the Marquis Captanlcs OF the Dukes Of q
ltllo; Sophie CEuyelli u now the Baroness Flklt
THERESA EsslcE mal1ieza, motganasleai1y, Da
=. william OF PIussi1, cousin OF the Eng: loaa VI
u tez Vas created Countess Of l4n4sfelds Ma
= I TAutonl, the rE!ulA baleiua Of TIC KoJN Thea
p | Of Berlin, married the Prince Of Elndischgs1
= Aatl!ns Patti IS noE the MAsuutse de C4n1
II fHEnRIsE P1cHx
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ht rs. Gloves sho.id be laid lensthwise,
each finger gently Strengthened and rut in
| ,hc cIore boz. Fau., shut Ind put into
| their plaee; boLIe.s carefully shel'ed- soma
| * pple never hare old things. Their clothes
sre new till thcy are out Of fashion. because
| thew take 30 much care Of them, while others
reTcs seem to wea1 anything new or nice
| JEwISE.
| The Roman or Etruscan sold, with s.an
toIeh, il the mode now. The earrings arc
sa.ill the nall and chin, Or the wheel within .
wheel. while the brooch deselops m4ny new
| md artistic designs, sozne Of which are modem
! studies and others antique designs 1ha elAb-
o1ate work called uie-edge Il = great IN
decidedly new and elegant, being fastened 70
tLe vstch by einsle ch1in passing around the
yeck and dp.u neaslJ to the whist. whefe the
two ends are fastened together b. suoer6
c1asp, md the one ch1in enda in large goid
tae.ei. Tbs price Is ESQ., Studs are worn very
ire in fancv designs-white cameo hesda
! On tlack ony1 OF large rink shells Btscelets
in chaip patterns. ifh Great knobs Of jewels II
| tho clasp, &nd the einEle bsnds N Etruscsn
md Sold enamel. These and other fAfo!,te
e,sle4 were exhibited IN the sho"-cases oi h
]. Notee, on Lake street
you mas wesr anything you please NOM
1cuer-pot to bu,ter-bowl~ Hats arc runntne
via, and it is to be hoped they VIII II fnI
away. except 1t may be TWO a1ape, sn5n 'enr ~
tna;r tus ELECTION. The trrban still dourshes
Ind married 1aiiee re wearing them ~ well u
Young misses Long ostrich fs-shets arc Toss
: II the very delicate color, NTH hAndsome 4Acs
rneaiisna s;h ssh.pe, Nth bsnd ot lace .na ssea
Ge.l nf flower garuiture. is tho correct thiuk
just now. --.
: There are mapv ladies who dress we'll on tn
, strsets Who do not pay sufficient attention =
| frr D.
t Nhat % The era does NOT see. the heart viii ~
feel THIS is quite ser,oRs na'ssake ele@f
E he completion of \ toilet a COLI
j md eloves, md nothing Is moEs eSa d y
I Possibility Of soa1sa, Eaznploa, bsd}y;ssttess s
10 EIsnrutapit7 u vonsn who, the neasor u
= oet 70 bes. should Be puror md cleaner, II
u One cal scarcely imagine pure eoni shr!n'
! u ai1.y Inan. Il Is sbouinab'e' So ee'o
, 1870-07-10

nut1Mert- ce41ed or 6GHat1eA ID groups
| Of i've or zig aronnd . species Of table,
e1temporized by placing piece Of board on
| four brick, each mxn hold in bis right hand =
pannikin filed. in come cases, with hashed
| meat. md IN some eaAea Rith rice. Wills the
two chopssicks were held between two fingers
Of the left hand, and 70 managed "a 10 open
and shut like pair Of plncers
TIE body Of Hborers We here speak OF dif-
fered veEy materially from the company that
came On the Vile de st. Lo, being much stout
er aud hearier meu-in fact. as robust As the
| avtragc Of Americans, and with the appear
ance Of ~ much muscular strength NithA1,
their nabits are temperate, 20 that their capac-
1ty for continuous labor may be relied on.
We arr informed By the superintendent OF
their labor that they yesterday gsvs saszfse,
they could do it, IN unloading cargo Of bricks
in IN incredibly ehort time Although, with
The exception Of their interpreter. they under
stand no other language than Chinese: yet it
seems to be no inpediment to their efficiency
as workmen. They readily and accurately Ap'
prehend what is required Of thc.nt and they
Co it willingly From the fiuae Of their de.
psrture from SAn Francisco to their at7lr1]
neaE New Orleans, none died from sickness
and but one death occurred from scci'
| dent This was at the mouth Of White
River: where three OF the chiuamen
in violation Of orders, went into the nret Il
bathe. and one Has drowned. Wbeo louE
search for the body had proved frtihess, nnt
| Is {he steamer Waa about 70 tEsaHa naf <Qy.
! age, the couutryneu Of the poor fellow leaned
over the ride, and simultaneously Esised +,
!. most appalling yell, as il to call bis attentio,
to uhat they we're about to do, and then threp
overheard bis clothing, hat, boots, and bat
containing quantity Of Chinese money fcaah
This WAS eEidcntly spedea OF funeral eere
| Eonv. and was probably intended to enable th
drowned En1n to take his departure for the ne1
world With proper outfit. The ceut1eu1l
~ho has engaged the services at Ties
. laboreIs is very aanSnine as to the re
: sulf and certainly the enterpriae look
promising. II may be proper to state thst A1r
Merrill engaged these fAborers. not from de
, prcciated estimate Of the qualities Of othc
classes Of hbosers, but from a conviction tha
lazge additional supply OF labor is needed
:. develop the resources Of tho Southern conhtI.
4 There Is one thing that will, per'nps, - g
4 present time, initiate against the empios@mal @
= Of the Chinese laboreta On small farms. Inc
i are not willing to engage e1cep. I4s
i bodies. probably from feeling OF tneeconI
This will make them available for large plai
= tations only, 1t le1st for the present b
- there IL no doubt that ~ they become =
!, auainted With the msnners and customs of =
y country, this feeling Of insecurity will snbs d
and then they can Be had in small numbers
well na laxge bodiea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24
A MODERN BLUEBEARD.

Dr. William ID. Potts, alias Duvall, an old
resident Of Newark " j. has been convicted Of the muir
der OF his fourth wife at GAINESVILLE, Wis DR.. Potts is
native Of NewJersey, and was born near Trenton. At
the age OF IA he was known the Boy Preacher and
continued IN tho ministry until 80 years Of age when he
engaged in the practice Of medicine Dr. Potts came 70
reside in Newark years ago. ana opened botanic dis
pensary OF No llO BrOad-st He had lived In Trenton
where his first wife, young lady Of Planheld had died
suddenly of mercurial rheumatism OF the heart. The
first Mrs Potts was dead about year when the Doctor
moved 10 Newark lie professed 10 persons OF dis
eases by the laying OF hands out that he
the seventh OF seventh, SON" and by these pre-
tensions BY his botanic dispensary succeeded in
rying on 4 profitable business. He dressed in black,
had heavy beard and long, well.caredfor hair.
lie made the acquaintance or young woman OF
wealth married her much against the wishes OF
relatives Mrs. Potts brought her husband cOnsdera
BILE property which he squandered. After his marriage
he lived years In Newark and forced TO leave
Of the suspicion which the death OF the second
wife aroused In the minds OF his neighbors. She was
leading to her room, ana buried without any salts
factory account being given OF her death.
The Doctor then went to Buffalo, changed his TO
Duvall, and married Miss Katie King who died two
years without apparent cause About one year
he married TO Miss Elizabeth Moore of GAINESVILLE,
killed her death having the poison admin
stered by her husband under pretense OF giving her
medical preparation.
Upon his trial for this murder the Doctor testified his
own behalf, and explanation OF all the circun-
stances surrounding the death Of his wife.
The jury found him guilty of tho charge, and the Judge
sentenced him TO the State Prison for tho term of bis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24
BOARD. OF ExCIsE-sALARIEs.

The Board of Excise yesterday, in conse-
ouence OF cern charges publicly preferred against in
connection With the payment OF ITS officials adopted the
following resolution, on motion Of Judge Bosworth:
d That tb. Finance the Board Of EI'e report to
tbs Hoard Al its the Board OF Health the
Board have been compensated BY the Board Of
Ere,e Jan preferred BY SAID Objects respec
lively the the OF such compensation 10
each case and the which such compensation vas recommended
and sde and the such officers fhe Board Health
,nd the all other who have been compensated Tor
service, for Board Of Excise who not exclusively EN-
b that OF compensation 10 each case
and also which has been aowed to any oer OF he
Board his stated and The cause Of such
alos U each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24
THE BAILEY CASE.

The mysterious problem of ex-COllector Bal
ley's whereabouts continues unsolyed. Col Whitley was
unusually busy yesterday with OF c0unterfetng
and DstrictAtorney Pierrepont whose duties OF late
have been very arauous, absent from his office all
day. So far appears the surface tho active search
practically abandoned and unless Bailey is betrayed
voluntarily surrenders himself, 1t more than
probable that he will not be seen again in this city.
Commissioner Belts yesterday formally dismissed the
charge preferred some weeks by Bailey against Sam
uel L. Stanley, Of the finn Of Webster Co.. wholesale
liquor deaete Ia Broad.st.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS
DOMESTIC PORTS.

DOMESTIC PORTS.
Cp,RLysros March 9-AInyed steamship rTome,eeh'
philadelphia; bark Fisher Bernnda schs Eclipse Ae@lori
X H. Nrylor Sev.York s. H. Woodbury., York; A. "ssh
Philadelphia: A. Paige Boston, W. "Ios uLeengolhs 49,,
steele Mataur Norfolk Georga Baltimore sailed steam
shin Cb.rson New.York; schr N. A. Tyler. Jacksonville
SD" 10 Mach Arrived steamships Salvador and
Montgomery YewYork ausSanda Philadelphia sehs annie par
ton PHILADELPHIA; Tber sud Eagle Woods Iole Emma bacon
Baltimore Little. PHILADELPHIA ship g. '" Chapman hasei
brg IT, Pierce Cleared steamship America bAsmoei
bfes s. p Psuchito, Barcelona. and Osseu Amsterdam 80,
WILMINGTON N C., March 2-ArhVed, steamship Lueie from
Baltimore.
FOREIGN PORTS.
sourH.srToy March 2Thc steamship "eser from He"iOA
March H. arrived here at "a this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24
COUNTERFEITERs ARRESTED.

On Tuesday evening Col. Whtley's detect
ives arrested coanterfeiter named Aaron Elmore and
found upon him six and wellexecuted counterfeit
SO notes the Oneida National Bank OF Utica the Mar
ko National Rank OF New York, and the National Bank
Of the cir OF NewYo Yesterday Elmer was brought
was committed in default OF bail to the
OF the Grand Jury.
The cngrayer who made the plates for these counter
letters has also been arrested In New,Jerscy. and
United Tor Trial by Commissioner Viii tcead of Newark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24
FIRES IN TRENTON.

Soon after midnight on Tuesday, the carpcn-
ter-shop Of the Messrs. Fnrman Kite. West State
st. was burned. The two frame buildings 10 the west.
ward. occupied by Col. Ewing and Tunis Qdlfk were
also burned. The residence Of Mrs Hutchinson, ad-
Joining the cart ana the grocery store OF EapdOllh
Jay. were some what damaged. The loss ~ csugaed %
$1,000. The BIe Is supposed 10 have been The NON Of
aH lncendiIyV.
Ghe Mansion IoHse. Oh Siatcst, caught fire rom the
hpafks. ana Vac a.IDaEcd to the extent oi sLOVl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24
FIRE IN CAsTLE GARDEN.

Soon after last evening, a fire was dis
covered on the roof At the northeast Castle
Gafcn II Ia supposed To have been caused by sparks
from passing steamboat. The flames cropt between the
fdira .ud u with the utmost difficulty that the
ungi'hed bl' not until the roof and portion Of Tho
lniltdns VAS damaged 10 the eNrnt $1,000 The ps-
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in various city companies But r the exerons Of the
nremeu and the fact that the mo was yered,
the entire building would ave been destroyed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24
EYENING SESSION.
ASSEMBLY,.
Hills PASSED..


Incorporating the Friendship Association of
the CITY OF New-York amending the charter OF the
WorkngwOmens Union authorizing it to hold real
and cents instead OF pence and shings aeceerating
payment Of taxes by Railroads making it the duty
Supervisors to fix assessments except in NewYOrk aud
Kings Counties; incorporating the Eastern District
Hospital OF Brooklyn.
Mr. CAMPBELL called up the bill for the erection OF
public market in the Thirteenth Ward, Newiork, which
passed.
The Governor returned the bill to amend the Town In
surance act affecting the North and East Greenbus
Fire Insurance Company. with his objections, which
based upon the bill providing special legislation
which could be attained by general law. The message
was LAID on the table and ordered to be printed.
Adversely on the proposition TO remove the State Cab
net Of Natural History to w-YOrk-whch was
agreed TO- apprOpriatng moneys United States
Deposit Fund TO academies; to aid and encourage
construction Of railroads. appropriang 200 per mile
eonstructed-reported for consideration the House;
granting $500 per mile constructed Of the Adirondack
Railroads for relief Of the surviving members Of yolun.
protection Of retail dealers Of beer, &C. Ia New York.
relative TO the trial Of libcls.
BILLS PASSED
Authorizing the Common Council OF Brooklyn TO control
conductors and drivers: changing the Of
Hope School, Brooklyn comforting urisdcton on the Dis.
TIct Courts of NewYork appointing public admnstr
for NewYOk relative to improving highways in Flush
brokers' providing for the Acknowledgement Of deeds and
other writings by persons residing In Canada; TO protect
canal and other lands belonging TO the State; to intro
duce the European plan Of steam towage canals.
Mr. FIELDS reported that the Scrgeant-atArms had
served subpoena on shepherd A Holmes Actuary Of the
Life Insurance Company of New-York To appear here
witness but that said Holmes had refused To appear
therefore, that the Speaker issue warrant for his ar
Mr. LITiIEJoHN. from the Select Committee to In
vestigate the charges made by Mr. Fields against Mr..
Ainsworth and rice rsd, submitted written report OF
the evidence taken. They say that the statement made
by Mr.. Fields y sustained only by his own evidence
Desses. The report ordered TO be printed
bill was reported TO repeal the clause making appr0
prations TO seciarian schools III New YORK minority
were laid the table 10 be printed. Adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24
iAnpouhcemen.&I

Knox AND THE EQUINOX are vlyldiy ana
vigorously manifest consistent With the season ard the require
ents Of metropolitan genee mankind generally KNOX has been
many years at aud front Of fashion, but never since De oec
famous have ueh splendid specimens Hats been offered 10 the public
a. those NOW on exhibition lis heaJqusrsr 2 Broadway corEer Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24

PAPERS. TwINFs THREADS, AND CoRDAGE.
WILLARD HAkyEI WsrerOoD lJ and % Broadway Se"
YcYk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24
TIFFANY & Co..
$50 and E59 Broadway,
SOLE AGENTS IN THR UNITED STATES FOR THB SALE or
THE CELEBRATED
FrOdsham Watches

THESE WATCHES GREATLY EXCEL ANY OTHERS THAT ARR
MADE. AND BESIDES THE ENDORSEMENT OF THR BRI1kH
ADMIRALTY AND THB FIRST AWARDS OF I'll. LONDON AEp.
PARIS BxPOsITIoSs AND TIE RUSSIAN GRAND MEDAL oP
HONOR, HAVE RECEIVED PRIZES FROM THE BRITISH COZ
ERSMEST AMOUNTING TO OVER $4,000.
THEY HAVE ALSO RECEIVED THE APPROVAL or WEsRPRs
IN EVERY SECTION OF THE COUNTRY wEosB NAMES WILL
BE FURNISHED on APPLICATION.