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The Van Buren press., 1870-01-18

- A sehoolmastcr was very partial
10 one of his pupils, and very severe to an.
other One day they were tardy. lie
called them upon the floor
"James. my hoy" ssid he TO the favor
its. re retially but kindly, way were you
late? ?" sn
"You see. sir" replied James, 9" was
asleep, sir, and dreamed was going to
California, aud the school bell was the bell
Of the steamboat
"That will do, my boy" said the teach
or, glad Of an .exense to shield him, al
ways tell the trnth, my boy. And noH,
sir. said he to the other, s,ernly, "whcre
were you?" at
"You see, SIR said the urchin candid
H, 81 was waiting to sce Jin. off,
The Van Buren press., 1870-01-18

SENsIBLE-Hcaven help the man who
imagines that he can dodge enemies by en-
deavoring to please everybody, Other peo
pie have right to their own opinions, 50
have you don't fall into the error of sup.
posing they will respect you more for turn
ing your coat every day to match the color
Of theirs. Wear your own color in spite
of wind or weather, storm or sunshine. Ii
c,sts the Facilitating aud irresoln,e ten times
the trouble to wind, shuttle aud twist. the,
it does honest, manly independents to
stand its ground,
The Van Buren press., 1870-01-18

"A Boston Sunday school teacher
asked : little boy what ma,rimony was, but
hs had In his mind the answer 70 ques-
tion absut pusvAtsfy, and Asdthat at her
- plaza Or state sf rxuishmeut in this
lie, where souls suffer fet short time be.
ioss thsy - u Heaven What could the
tsAsnsr ssy 7
The Van Buren press., 1870-01-18

"a Quakeress, Jealous of her hus-
band, watched his movements. and one
morning actually discovered the trusnt
kissing and hugsing the servant girl
Broadbrim was not long in discovering the
face OF his wife, as she peepcd through the
half open door, and rising With all the
coolness OF a general officer, he thus add ress-
cl hers: 80 Betsey, thee had better quit
peeping. Or thee will cau.e disturbance
in the family"
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An Honest narkaaner

. 8
Friends ana Neighbors Having just
opened a licensed shop fer the sale Of Ii.
quors in this place. | embrace this oppor-
tnnily Of Informing you that Gu Saturday
next | will commence the basnu.a OF max
ing psepefs and bossars ioi ,le in,iuatrisus
and respectable .. the community to sup
port. n sst.fl.
/ shall deal in familiar spiiiss. which
viii invita- men to ROBBERY, rlctsnd blaod-
she'd and by so dong demolist the com
forts, increase the expense and undanger
the welfare OF the community
l will, for small sum, undertake, upcn
short notice and with the greatest eIpedi
tion, to prepare victims for the poor house,
asylums, prisons and the gallows,
I will furnish an article suited to the
taste, which viii increase the number OF is.
tai asciden s., multiply distressing diseases,
aud rendering those nosrly hsrinless incuta-
BILE
fwill deal in drugs which will deprive
some ol life. maay OF reason. most OF pros
perity and all OF pesee which will cause
fathers to become tiends. wives to become
widows, children to become orphans. and
all to become sufferers.
III! cause the rising grueraiion to grow
up in ignorance and prove a Nuisance to the
nation. III cause mothers to lprgst their
helpless children, and priceless viitue. no
longer to remember its value
will endeavor to corrupt minister, OF
the gospel, to dchle the purity Of the
churches, and cause spiritual, temporal and
seraa death.
II any should bc so impertineat as to ask
why l'bsve the auiacity to bring such ae
'umulated misery upon comparatively
happy people, my honest reply ia " Green
ba.ks t.s 2r .8
live in a land Of liberty have pur-
chased the right to aemolish the character,
destroy the health, shorten the lives and
rnin the soul Of all those who favor me
with their patronage. Come one Come
Iplsdge myself to 10 all have herein
promised. Those wishing any OF the evils
above specified, brought upon Themselves
and dearest friends, are requested to meet
at my " bar. where ! will, for few cents,
furnish them with the certain means of do.
ing So 'tA AK HONEST DEALER
The Van Buren press., 1870-01-18

-A clergyman was once eaieehizing
class Of children belonging tohis congre.
cation, aud coming to little hoy who was
something ot a rogue, asked him what he
knew. 0ggn18l Txs sIry.gW
IL know something" replied the urehp.
with significant look. ooa
"Weli, my son. what 10 you know y
replied the Pastor. 9'A e.
1 know where there is birds nest. y
'sid the boy 4 but ] Ahan'te,vIl yon, fer
tear you Will steal the eggs b, v,er /
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Hard water for drinking is considered
more healthful than soft in Europe.
In the State Of New York there are II .OOO
school-houses, valued at nearly 1880, 600.
Three hundred Iowa merchants have re-
solved to use only silver change in their
transactions.
The Wisconsin Legislature has passed n
hill exempting beet sugar from State taxa
ton.
There are said to be 500 ,0O0,O00 of un-
claimed deposits in the New York savings
banks.
The people of Baltimore have decided
bv Il vote Of nearly two to one to subscribe
one million of dollars TO the Valley Rail.
road Company.
Atthe seventh annual commencement OF
the New York Medical College for Women
on Wednesday, the degree of NJ. d. was
conferred upon five young women, one Of
whom was colored.
In New York, not great while ago, some
body stole Judge Barnard's oyercoat from
the bench in the sight of lawyers, witnesses,
&c. On Tuesday his hat disappeared alter
the same fashion.
Manning Vanderberden, a well-known
citizen of Troy, n Y, was murdered We'd
nesday night by burglars, who broke into
his residence to rob his safe, but lett III
alarm after they bad shot their victim.
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Foreign News.

ROME, March 25.-lt is reported that
the American bishops will refuse to assert
the infallibility of the Pope.
LONDON, March 25.-The clipper ship
Patriarch made Sydney from London in
sixty-seven days-the quickest trip on re-
cod.
LONDON, March 25.--The Time4, in dis
cussing the Darien ship-canal, doubts whe
thcr the value will cover the cost
LIVERPOOL, March 25.-The merchants
here have protested against the Govern
ment, which now owns the telegraph lines,
having their American telegraph messages
sent rio London.
The ship Germania, lately from Hay
ten port for Hamburg, has been totally
lost off the kentish coast.
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Financial and Commercial.

Grain and Flour Market
CORN AND FLOUR ExcHAsGx,}
RICHMOND. VA. March IS, 1870.
OFFERINGS.
Whsat.-White. l.2 bushels. Red, ca bushels.
Corn.-White, l7s bushels. Yellow, 80 bushels.
Mixed, " bushels.
OdtS.-7a2 bushels.
Rye.-None.
IKc1l.-A bushels.
Vheat.-Whitc, 40 bushels very good at 81 .o5
bushels. Red, ~ bushels very good on private
terms 10 bushels fair ut s1.2O-totai. go bushels.
COrn.-Whtte, 20 bushels prime 1t 81; so bushels
on private terms total, 70 bushels. Yellow. 20
bushels very good ut s4c. Mixed, 90 bushels very
good at 86c.
Onts-loo bushels very good at Soc.
Aeal.-3o bushels white, boltcd at 97ic.
RE-ExHIBITED.
WRent.-White, 80 bushels. Red, Il bushels.
Offerings on the corresponding date OF last year
were
I7Aeat.-White, Ito bushels; red, 2l2 bushels.
Co7n.-White 2 OH bushels yellow, 1e2 bushels
mixed, 1855 bushels.
Odts.-5s4 bushels.
Rye-7s bushels.
Meal 20 bushels.
irish POtdtoes.-5s bushels.
The prices on that day were as follows:
Fhsat-White, very good, sl.a5. Red, very
Corn.-Wh.e, good 7sc. Yellow, primo, s2c.
Mixed, very good, soc.
OntS...Prirle, csc.
Rye.--None sold
.Aedl.-s2Ac.
Fonr.-Family, slo.75; Extra, 1855; superfne'
1854,
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Domestic Markets TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, March 25-Noon.-Flour shade
hrmer. Wheat 1c. better. Pork firm mess. 500 81
@*2e.5o. Lard tirmer at l4i@14sc. Cotton steady
at 23ic. Turpentine quiet at 46(6s6ac. Rosin, S2l
~ Os for strained. Freights firm.
Euentng.-COtton steady: sales 2.l0o bales at
22ic. Flour a shade flrmer with rather more doing
Wheat, l02c. better and moderately acti .e; win !.
ter red and smher, al.25nsl.2I. Corn SCARCE and
lc: better. Mess Pork, 1850. Lard firm. ~ ettle
Isle. Nhiskey, 9aAGlg9c. Groceries quiet and firm
Naval Stores quiet. Frcights 1rIner.
BALTIMORE. March o5.-Cotton active ut 2eA
223c. Flour dull and weak. Wheat dull ut Sl.26mI
4s5c. yellow, eiGosc. Pork, S27. Bacon firm !;
s74ssc.
Virginia d's-Old, 5s,
CfScISNATI, March IS. - Corn In good de-
ket. Bacon-Shoulders held at ilc clear Sides,
lac Lard held above the views Of buyers.
NORFOLK, March 25.--Cotton ouiet and wesk.
with prices nominal; low mlddllngs. zoe. Re-
Great Britain, li96 bales coastwise, 2,7gl bales
Sales, $50 bales. Stock, 4,0o1 bales.
CHARLESTON, March 95.--Cotton quiet aud
steacy ut 2Sc.; receipts go bales exports, a2s
bales sales, 100 bales
SAVANNAH, March 25.--Cotton quiet al gle ::
receipts, sig bales; exports, %" bales.
MOBILE, March 2s.-Co,ton firm, with mode.
rate demand ut Eligible. receipts, l 337 bales
exports, III bales; stock, 81, 1875 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, March 25.-Cotton In fair de-
mand at &C. !; receipts. 2.3!l bales. Exports-Tc
Liverpool 4, G34 bales Havre, slS bales Malaga
i5S bales. gales, 700 bales.
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New CHARTER MOVEMENT IN New YORK.
Nnr l'orL, March PA coalition Of De-
mocrai- and Republicans at Albany il
talked Of TO make a new city charter, to be
introduced next week. giving the Mayor
power TO appoint and remove all subordi-
mates, to appoint the hoard Of public works,
not subject 10 the APPROVAL Of the aldermen,
AMI making him responsible directly to the
people: the aldermen to be elected on the
general ticket the expenditure Of money
to be strictly guarded, especially in regard
10 street pavement the majority Of pro-
rertv owners 10 have the right to select the
Sind OF pavement for which they will lie
assessed. This charter, which is a direct
blow at The aldermen and young Delnoc
lacy, will he iiereely opposed by the latter
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l.: .@.vf1.tr a3t ;he American College al
E'ta@ received Il yslt from the rope, "nere
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FNTAl. RTE>lNG-TEIrIE lioMlCipE,-
Uiro.jo, March 24.-A dwelling house in
Dunleth, H.. occupied by Il French family
named Osia, was burned at midnight last
night Mir. Ogia and his son, aged eight
years. persisted in the flames.
\ S?ecia! dispatch from Manchester,
Ohio. says 'On Saturday, while j. L.
Rlinehart. a school teacher, and L. J. Con-
nell, a carpenter, were walking on the high
way, they were met by Il drunken man
named James Iiuhb. who drew pistol and
shot Conncll dead. Rhinehart drew ps-
tol and shot Hub through the body. Be-
fore Hub fell he returned Rhineharts
fire mortally wounding him. Rhinehart
an,l Iiubj iIcd few minutes after
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DISTINGUISHED ErAETv EEs.-Ae'r York,
March 24.-Among the passengers who
sailed to-day in the steamship Tripoli for
Europe were General Harvey Mclyor, late
If General Escohedo's staff in Mexico /;
Northumberland Hunt ana jor Mason,
Of Virginia. These officers 90 to Europe to
enter the service Of the Eiceroy, whose
agent is in this city commissioning cX-
Federal and ex Confederate officers as regi-
Inpntn! commanders in his service. Gene
rails Lorng and Sibly, and others hereto
fore commissioned, have arrived in Egypt
and assumed their command.
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DEAD Bony FoUNp.--Yesterlay dead
body t'oated to shore at the wharf. The
body was identified as that Of Professor
Dickinson, who was engaged as English
teacher in the German English school con-
Quoted by Mr.. J. =. Roth.
Professor Dickinson had been missing
some two or three months. Some ono had
heard him intimate his intention of put
ting an end to his existence. His watch,
some books, papers, and a few cents in
corrers, were found in his pockets.
Mr.. Dickinson was from Baltimore, at
which place he had been teacher in some Of
the best schools and academies in the citv.
lie was said to he an accomplished scholar.
Ills remains will he taken to Baltimore.
where his mother and other relatives now
reside. There were no marks Of violence
found on the body.-Fredcricl,stgrq Led
- a
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\ MODERN BLrEHEARp.-Dr William
II. Potts alias Duvall, an old resident of
Newark \. J., has been convicted Of the
murder of his fourth wife, Mt GAINESVILLE,
Wis, and sentenced 10 imprisonment for
life, the scvcrcst punishment that can be
in!l jctcd un,icr the laws of Wisconsin. The
convicted villain is a Jerseyman by birth,
having been born in the southern pnrt Of
the State, near Trenton, where his family
was we'll connected. In his early life he
was Clergyman, and at the age Of four
Teen was widely known as "the boy
rrcacher.' He followed this profession up
to the age Of thirty, when he relinQuished
it entirely for the practice Of medicine.
rhr record Of his career is principally q
record II murders. lie had four wives,
two If whom belonged to prominent New
Jersey families aud were married to the
Doctor during his residence in the State.
The manncr Of their deaths-at the time
regarded AZ >u2picious-couplcd with the
aScrrtainCi fHct that the Doctors last wife
vas poisoned by him, conyincc7 Us all who
arc familiar with the circumstances that
they met their death at his hands. His
third wife he married in Buffalo. \. Y, q nd
she died Glso suddenly. and without arpa-
rent cause. two years afterward. About
a year ago he married Miss Elizabeth
Moore, Of GAINESVILLE. and after living with
her six months she was in turn sacrificed!
her death being the result Of poison ad.
ministcred hv iim.-Nclr TnrL' U0r}3.
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EXECUTION OF 4 MISUNDERSTANDING.
March 2i.-Thomas ID. Carr was executed
in the county jail at st. Clairsville, Ohio,
this afternoon Tor the murder OF Louisa C..
Fox. near St. Clairsyille, in January, 1869.
No one was admitted tothe Jail but the she
riff and his assistants and the newspaper
reporters. Carr was cool and collected
throughout, hut tie recklessneSs which cha
racterizcd BIS conduct during the trial had
entirely disappeared. BY his own confes-
sion he is believed to have been the great
est murderer ever born in this or any other
country. lie acknowledges having rerpc-
tratcd fourteen cold-blooded murders and
made five unsuccessful attempts to take
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's-l~--gF1ss ss,s - e ~ =
gTIDTISIEG.
TOHS LATOuCHE,

YOHE LATOuCHE,
~ MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. IExcIIASGE BLOCK, FOURTEENTH STREET.
The subscriber calls attention to his SPRING
SELECTIONS with considerable confidence, as
the stock IL well assorted and comprises all the
various styles produced for the sCasoD.
The fabrics have all been tested, both as to
strength and color, so that can guarantee them
perfect and therefore offer points Of advantage
A FULL AND WEIL-AssoRTED STOCK |.
FABRICS FROM THE BEST
MANUFACTURERS,
and the goods purchased ct lowest GOLD RATES.
Call, examine, aud order. The goods shall be
made up in the most approved style and durable
manner. JOHN 1ATOUCHE.
Mr.. WILLIAM BEERS would be glad to see his
friends, and recommends Sir. Latouchc and his
stock. NH Him
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Rev York Stock and Money Market.

Kew York Stock and Money Market.
NEW ioRK. March 2s-Eoon. unsettled.
Money easy at sac per cent. Exchangc-Long,
1853 short, 100. Gold, 1leh. United States bonds,
lloa. Tennessee ss-Ex-coupons, 50 new, Sos.
Virginia e's-Ex-coupons, CO /; new. OF. Louis
lana e's-Old, 75 new. 70. Lcvee SIS, 76. s; ga,
%. Alabama SIS, o'l 5's, So. Georgia o's, -.
Erenin2. Money easy. Sterling quiet. Gold
weak atIlla. Governments closed steady. South
cru Securities dull.
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Foreign Markets-rBY TELEGRAPH

IIvERP 1of- March 81 Sonn.-Cott0n opened
quiet: uplands, l1sd orleans, llid ; estimated
sales, 5000 bales. Sales for the week 900 bales
Including 1000 bales for export and 1000 bales for
speculation. Stock. 81, 900 bales, including l53, =
900 bales American. Receipts, 1913, 600 bales. To-
Guiding 90, 900 bales American. Red Western
Wheat, So.
LONDON, March 25-Soon.-Consols, a3s. Uni
ted States bonds, cog. Sugar firm. Talow dull.
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ARMS FOR THE rorE.-lt is stated that
the Pope has ordered ten thousand breech-
loading American army rifles of the Rem
iugton patent. These arms arc constructed
on the same system as the new hrecch-
loading rites used in the United States
nayoi Spry Ice
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Il i. slili asserted that the American
Bishopr at Rome refuse TO assent to the pro-
cianla,ion Of papal infallibility, and every
effort 70 conciiia,e them has proved futile.
Dat in Wyoming the farmers plough With
Ia ne buftaloes.
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From Efala.

SALT LAKE, March 25.-The Deseret
Ne,rs, commenting upon the passage of the
anti Mormon bill, is quite defiant, saying
the most valuable experience We possess
to-day has been gained through persecu-
tom
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ORIENTAL CADLEs.-Lon,ion. March 81
Ibc cable from Alden, Arabia, through the
r;r,l Sea 10 Suez, Egypt, has been success
fully laid, thus completing direct sub
a.alinc line from Bombay 10 Suez. The
conn lction Of the lnd0-Euyopcan line was
announced few days ago. This is still
another ioute, and is destined to be the
1ho.oughfare OF the far East business. The
line viii be open 10 the public in day Or
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4 meeting of the people of Amelia county.
held the other day, resolved to instruct
:hcir representatives in the General Assem-
bly, to vote for measures of relief for the
debtor class. Lewis F.. Harvic, Esq, Of
fcrcd the resolutions.
The great pressure upon our columns just
now prevents us from publishing full re-
port Of the proceedings of this large and
respectable county meeting.
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Subscription to Virginia Railroad.
BALTIMORE, March 25.-The City Council
has voted to subscribe million Of dollars
to the construction of the Valley railroad
of virginia..
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Bridge Burnt.

San Francisco. March 25.-The Ameri-
can b, idge here has been burnt by an in
cendiary. Loss, 100000.
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The Weekly Cotton Statement.

NEW YORK. March e5.-The following Is tho
statement OF the cotton trade at all ports In the
United States during the past week Receipts,
e2,lT bales. Exports-To Great Britain, 3G.4'o
bales: to the Continent 400 bales; stock on
hand and shipboard not yet cleared, t52, 23I bales
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TOILET ARTICLES.


T UBIN'S L A Y T. n d T. K WATER,
IL Bonn'5 Toilet Vinegar Condrays Cologne
Cosmetics, very fine: Flesh Straps, Razor straps.
&c. WOOD & SONS,
NH II Ninth and Main streets.
TOURAND'S ORIENTAL CREAM,
~ Shaving Brushes, superior; Flesh Brushes
Wood. Ivory, aud Quill Toothpicks, Paper Fa-
yard, Coaaullnc. Conglutine.
WOOD & SONS.
NH II Ninth and Main stfects.
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,u,nmou0 ljspattk.
MARCH &c, 1870.


WASHINGTON NEWS.
>,u>>or or BeNrs.- U'dSbin3ion.
...r... It's Some eastern bank presidents
.g yu interview With Secretary Boutwell,
t.y relative 10 ;hc exchange Of bonds
r.,+.h,0.- puYros ~ under the new fund
Ill >hoa,d Il become y law as !;
.v ,.aris. They stated that they held
..,, ore millio0 of i>Sl's. and that
....t.U,. the cunN crs;on of their CAPITAL
.,-. into the new bonds they would lose
.. ,v>ercst IN the same. 20 SAY nothing of
Loss IN market value by throwing SO
..-, an &m."r; al bonds on the market
,;..; t,st ,vrlanre isre1uivca by the
~ 70 ma IL. EGC Secretary replied that
g.. lii. nat So any great hardship in the
satcl. - q IAN. could easily make
u !o~ few days to purchase the new
. Is. aut then sell their old ones, il ne
-,.y. Is 20 The market being flooded
q. .a@' Is. there were emily two hundred
.r,eat> ave millions required 10 be OK
..- vi in onc Year. and as this was At
al. =. .-i&eya}iv less than one million per
H., tIva~h ;Ac"c was no danger hut
...ycs'mcrt would cover that amount
.... rt@a. The Secretary saw no reason
.,a~ 81 fno~cal panic from the proposed
$500. .u t..r securities O! tho banks, and
..! -a;. therefore. accept the suggestion
. lie frau-" relating to tho same in the
g .,.. IN should he changed.
...ra~.--Iu the United States
~.....,..: Wednesday Nr. Johnston pre-
...,.. the petitions Q! John Williams, Nor
.... gyms y. hcouch, James City
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Protest against the Transfer of Cuba
to the United States.

HAVANA, March 25.-Fifteen hundred
Spaniards and as many Cubans have pass
ed resolutions protesting against the trans
fer of Cuba to the United States.
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COLOGNE WATERS.
TOILET No. G,
YERBENA, LILLY OF THE VALLEY,
LAVENDER, FRANGIPANNI,
ROSE GERANIUM. MILE FLEURs,
VIOLET, BOUQUET,
EEW-MOWN HAY, JOCKEY CLUB,
HELIOTROPE, TIDAVIRA, and
WHITE ROSE.
SACHET POWDERS,
MILE FLEURS,
MARECHALL, HELIOTR0PE,
NEW-AlOWS HAY,
ROSE,
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